Erskine Academy - Pinnacle Yearbook (South China, ME)

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s v Mrs. Austin receiving a well-deserved gift for her helpful supervision. STX Hr., rv K' F s , ' ,H Miss Young and Mr. and Mrs, Braly enjoying a fine home- cooked meal. Mr, Hammond, is this how you build your mus- cles? Mrs. Miller typing a dreaded test. :ii C l , Mrs, Gray showing the girls how to do it the right way. Mr. Page teaching about the birds and bees.

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I I 5 BOARD OF TRUSTEES ERSKINE ACADEMY Richard W. Hopkins, Principal William M. Ford, Prerident S04 Qhina, Maine james B. Caswell, Secretary-Trearu1'er' pi O. Address, R. F. D4 6 Frank 0' Reed AUGUSTA, MAINE Paul I.. johnson E. Raymond Dowe To the Class of 1955: It is especially gratifying to me to have this opportunity to extend to this class of 1955 my best wishes for your future endeavors. I say especially because this is the first class at Erskine Academy which I have seen enter as Freshmen and complete their four years. It is one of the most rewarding experiences to a teacher to be able to see the progress made in four years. You have made gains in your knowledge, but I think the most important gains are those which mark your growth as an individual about to take his place in a different society. You are more mature, courteous, considerate of others, co-operative, and perhaps, most important, you have learned that tolerance and understanding is one of your greatest needs. Good luck. ff Wlifaeaa.

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Mrs. Higgins receives a farewell gift from her Freshmen. -tr-, Mr. and Mrs, Howard are checking to see that - the dorm students are in for the night. i W.. 1 :H-far f e rgbi rrrr A 'WWW .. . ' ' sw' Mrs. Studholme and Mrs. Nowland keep us happy with their good cooking. Mfg, MCKenney'5 new Career, latina i MY l Mr. Freeman instructs his basses. Ken Ingraham, our faithful janitor and bus driver.