Easton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easton, MD)

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F. A. lst Row: G. Cronkite, M, Holmes, J. Foster, M. Ames, lil. Todd, J. Shannon, D. Keegan, P. Corey, L. Smit-h, G. Currier. 2nd 1-low: G. Stickney, C. Benn, J. Ames, C. Nichols, J. Flevvelling, D. Flewelling, E. l..adner, T. Lloyd, M. Hayden, R. Ferris, F. Richardson, A. Gallagher, Miss Dickey. 3rd Row: B. Bolster, B, Dodge, M. Jordan, S. Miller, J. Kierstead, M. Haines, P. Turner, M. Jordan, J. Dodge, L. Curtis, E. Campbell. 4th How: R. Garrison, R. Strout, J. Hersey, L. Lovely, D. Doherty, S. Bolster, D. lrlewelling, J. Miller, S. Foren, E. Holmes, J. Foren, E. DeMerchant, r l'he Future Honieniakers of America was organized again this year under the guidance oi their advisor, Miss Glenna Dickey. During the school year the club was a success under the leadership of its officers, who were elected and initiated at a meeting held at the end of the 19533 school term. Officers were as follows: Prersideiit, Elizabeth Todd, Vice Presi- dent, Marjorie Ames, Treasurer. Joyce Shannon: Secretary, Joan F'oste'r. At the beginning of the year the llomemalzers planned several ways to earn money. Members of the club sold hot dogs at the home basketball games. A style show was presented with the members ot' the club modeling the clothes which they had made. 'l'l1e club attended the Annual State Fonvention in Uronog also at Presque lsle to the meeting' of the f'liap'ters in our district. Sponsored by Northern National Bank

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-1-.iw-H. vuwar- sf .-.. -w-..-a. W -wmv TZ.....L-5,5-twgu-vqi.T:,,m3.m,:m3,,,:iFm,,,,,,,,f,...,,..-li ,.. W. -. -q :aT.,nw---.-ff 1-ff, .1-..-. Junior Exhibition The Junior Class of 1955 he-ld their Junior Exhibition the tenth of March at the Easton High S-chool Auditorium. The winners of the prizes for girls were: First prize, Patricia Corey, who spoke Dark Victory, second prize, Erma Campbell who spoke A Leap Year Leap. The winners of the prizes for boys were: First prize, Richard McIntyre, who spoke Afraid of the Darkg sec- ond prize, D-ana Watts, who spoke E-ducation of Hyman Kaplan. Mr. Keith Thompson, Principal of Easton High School, awarded the medals to the Winners and a medal to each speaker. The program was as fol-lows: Mary Stuart, Elizabeth Toddg I Want to be an Actress, Rlayrna, Grarrisong Afraid of the Dark, Richard McIn- tyreg Dark Victory, Patricia Coreyg '4Education of Hyman Kaplan, Dana Winter Miss Joan Foster of the Senior Class and Richard Mclntyre of the Junior Class were crowned King and Queen of the 30th Annual Winter Clarnival of East-on High School at the cororration exercises held February 12 and spon- sored by the Senior Class. The other queen candidates were: Gloria Currier, Junior Class, Dixie Doherty, Sophomore Cl-assg Judy Foren, Freshman Classg and Loree Svmith, Stu- dent Council. The Queen was crowned by Marjorie Ames, president of the Srtu- dent Council, and Miss Foster, in turn, crowned Richard Mclntyre as King. Mrs. Donald Smith and Henry Rackliff acted as Mistress and Mlaster of Cere- monies, respectively. The Bridigeo Or- chestra furnished the music for the evening. Watts, Bittersweet, Glennis Gron- kite, A Leap Year Leap, Erma Uampbellg Dust of the Road, Myrna Hayden, T-he Robe, Ronald Perry. Tfhe class marshal was Theresa Lloyd and the pianist was Miss Gflenna Di-ckey. Mrs. Lillian Clark coached the speakers. Judges for the occasion were Mrs. Lewis Porter of Monticello, M'r. Cleon Hatch, and Mrs. Lewis Maddock of Houlton. Rev. Ronald Stead gave the invocation. Patricia Corey and Ronald Perry represented the Junior Cfl-ass in the Aroostook Central League at Ashhand, March 9, 1954. Erma Campbell and Richard McIn- tyre represented the Junior Class in the Spear Contest at Houlton, April 12. 1954. Carnival The stage was decorated in red, white and pink streamers. Red hearts covering the white throne 'completed the attractive scene. In the morning, races were he-ld on the community pond with both the high school and the grade school participat- ing. Richard McIntyre was high point man, followed by Karl Fuller and Rob- ert Desjardins. Joan Foster was high point scorer for the girls' races and Gary Perry and Merton DeMerchant were high point men for the grammar school as they were tied with ten points 03011. The annual dinner was sponsored by the Junior Class and it was held in the G-range Hall. After dinner a foul- sho-oting contest was held in the gym- nasium for high school and grammar school participants.

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F. F. A. lst Row: Mr. Tapley, M. Driscoll, R. Mclntyre, S. DeMerchant, G. Flewelling, A. Gray, G. Flewelling, D. Vlfatts, C. Clark, J. Hayden, 2nd Row: G. Holmes, G. Flanagan, P. Doak, S. Hull, R. La.Point, W. Kinney, R. Allen, S. Jordan, R. Johnston, M. Perry, L. Scott. 3rd Row: G. Lynch, R, Desjardins, R, Perry, D. Henderson, K. Fuller, P. Fitzher- bert, C. Osgood, D. LaPoint, D. Turner. The .lflxeelsior chapter of the Future l Zll'IIl0l'S of America, under the capable direetion of Mr. Tapley, started the year with various activities. 'llhey had a meeting and elected the following: officers: President. llaylen Flewellingrg Vice President, Storer De- Merehant: Secretary, Arthur Gray: Treasurer, Richard Mclnftyre: Sentinel, fxlelvin Driscoll. llreenhand initiation was held, and the new nievnhers admitted were: David llenderson, Riehard l1aPoint. Vharles Osgood, Karl l ullel'. all of whom are Sopholnores. The l re's'lnnen who were initiated were: Stanley .lor- dan, Wayne Kinney. Dell Turner, Carl lflark. -lanies Hayden, Robert John- ston, Herald l lewellingr, Russell lia- lloint. i10UllllS Seott, Gaylen Holmes. Milton Perry. Gary liyneh and Roger Allen. There were also several members initiated as chapter fariners, with the Presque lsle ehapter doing: the initiat- ing. A turkey raffle was held at 'Thanks- giving' time. sponsored hy this year's aetive elnh. The lueky tickets were drawn at the harn danee held at the lflaston Iligrh School g'y1nnasiu'n1 on No- vember 25. This annual danee was a eolnhined effort of the Future l arn1- ers. of America and the Future lfloine- lnakers oi' America. As the Junior and Senior elasses were studying' law, they journeyed to Houlton to watch the steps taken when a ease is tried. and how the dem-isions oi' the jury are made. They also visit- ed the Central Aroostook liivestoek .Xuetion held at Presque lsle. Plans are heingr made to enter a jmlgriiig' team in the Uounty Jllfigflllil' Vontest and also the State Jllligllljl' Pontest held annually at Orono. Maine. Sponsored by Towle's Garage