Foxcroft Academy - Review Yearbook (Dover Foxcroft, ME)

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JUNIORS The class of 1962 has had a very busy year. To earn money for class trip we finished selling stationery and light bulbs. We also picked potatoes, had a food sale, sold Christmas wreaths and trees, pocket secretaries, and chocolate bars. Throughout the year we've sold fudge. Our class had the highest percentage of sales in the magazine campaign. Two of our classmates were top salesman. Many of us participated in Junior Speaking and the three one-act plays. We were very active in athletics this past year. Fourteen of our boys played football, seven were on the varsity basketball, four on the J. V. basketball team, and five play basket- ball. The class of 1962 supplied three players and a manager for girls' basketball. Four junior girls play softball. SUSAN HABER SOPHOMORES The class of 1963 is well represented with approximately twenty students on the honor roll each semester. We were very active in the magazine campaign with two top salesman. We are active in sports, band and chorus. We have one majorette, two cheerleaders, and a large number in the band and chorus. The girls are very active in softball and basketball. The boys almost make up the jayvee squad in basketball with a few on varsity. We had a few boys who did a great job in football. We hope we are a credit to FA. and will continue to be a credit to our Alma Mater. PRISCILLA BRADBURY FRESHMEN We entered our freshman year with 59 resident pupils and 18 non-resident pupils. At our first class meeting, we elected our officers as follows: President, Robert Thomas, Vice President, Nancy Buck, Secretary, Joel Patterson, Treasurer, Earl Robinson. Ronald Thomas, Lynne Howe, and Bonnie Blood are our Student Council representatives. Many freshmen are active in school organizations and activities. There are eight F.F.A. boys, twenty-seven F.H.A. girls, nine band members, four librarians, and sixteen in chorus. Ten boys and seven girls play basketball. Wie hope to be active and studious in our future years at Foxcroft Academy. BETTY JANE STANHOPE