Freedom Academy - Echo Yearbook (Freedom, ME)

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21 F. A. JUKE BOX 1 Love You Truly Let Me Call You Sweetheart Jealous Heart Slipping Around l'll Sail My Ship Alone No Letter Today You Are My Sunshine Hail, Hail, The Gang's All Here Love in Bloom Tell Me Three O'Clock in the Morning l'm in Love Again Sentimental Journey Beautiful, Beautiful Brown Eyes It's All Over But the Memories Auld Lang Syne The Precious Jewel He's a Jolly Good Fellow I'll be Walking with My Honey Sunrise Serenade Whispering Hope Sweethearts Sooner or Later He's Gonna be Hanging Around Are You Lonesome Tonight? Cold, Cold Heart Indian Love Call How You Gonna Keep Them Down On The Farm Can't Help Loving That Guy Anybody Seen My Gal? Tonight's My Night To Howl I'm in the Mood for Love Pearl Gardiner Paul McFarland Allen Knight Bernard W entworth Billy Gray Beatrice Bowman Jerald Elkins Basketball Squads Charlene Smith Robert Briggs Donald Maxim Bertha Downer Basketball Trips Maxine Downer Senior Class Alumni Game Boy's Trophy Charlie Cosgrove Marlene Hall Dick Shibles Charlene Bryant Stanley McDonald Nancy McKenney Corrin Clark Mary Lynn Nelson James Elliot Mr. Littlefield Delta Fowler Stephen Fowler Clayton Giggey June Larrabee Bette Bowman '52

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20 WHY I SWEAR l swear because It is a mark of manliness, It proves I have self-control, It indicates how clearly my mind operates. It makes my conversation pleasing to everybody. It leaves no doubt in anyone's mind as To my breeding, culture, and reiinement. STATISTICS Most Popular Most Artistic Most Freckles Most Easy Going GIRLS Pearl Gardiner Bertha Downer Janette Cole Charlene Smith Mary Lou Heald Most Talkative Most Likely to Succeed Most Friendly Most Polite Best Sport Best Singer Best Figure Best Dancer Best Athlete Best Dressed Best Personality Best Legs Prettiest Eyes Prettiest Complexion Prettiest Smile Prettiest Hair Flirt Noisest Smartest Quietest Shyest J olliest Best Looking Mary Lynn Nelson Bertha Downer Bertha Downer Charlene Smith Pearl Gardiner Carolyn Cates Pearl Gardiner Mura Shibles Bette Bowman Bea Bowman Pearl Gardiner Bea Bowman Bea Bowman Betty Lou Thompson Bea Bowman Bea Bowman Florence Cates Roberta Hussey Carolyn Cates Janette Cole June Larrabee Edith Condon Mildred Parady Maxine Downer It indicates that I have been Well educated It enhances my personality among Women and children, and in respectable Society. It is my way of honoring God, who said, 't'1'hou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain. AND it is a STRONG WAY to express A WEAK MIND. Kenneth Hall as BOYS Don Marcia Jimmy Elliot Bobby Sylvester Bob Goodale Bernie Wentworth Dick Shibles Billy Gray Billy Gray Don Marcia Jimmy 8: David Elliot Don Marcia Allen Knights Allen Knights Dick Shibles Billy Gray Bob Hotham Buddy Giggey Billy Gray Steve Fowler Nelson Sanborn Bernie VVentworth Bernie Wentworth Dick Shibles Walter Condon Alfred Bridges Bob Goodale Don Marcia

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22 WHAT WE. HAVE IN OUR Raven but no blue bird Knight but no queen Cook but no Chef Baker but no Butcher Roberltj but no thief Bea qtricej but no hornet June but no August QYeaJton but no Ounce Pearl but no beads Downferb but no up Austin but no Chevrolet Fernfaldj but no flower fHotDham but no shoulder Bowfmanj but no arrow Black but no VVhite fDarrjold but no young Catlesb but no dog Jack but no Jill Hall but no room SCHOOL Abbott but no Costello Gray but no blue tEI1'161'DSO11 but no daughter COverJlock but no key Clark but no Hershey Rich fardj but no poor Bridges but no underpass Chase and Sanborn but no coffee CMilJ ford but no Pontiac Ash but no birch fBryJ ant but no spider QMcFarJland but no acre Overflockb but no under fElinJ ore but no mine CStepJ hen but no rooster Steel Cel but no iron QErJ nest but no trap Dorothy Baker '5