Freedom Academy - Echo Yearbook (Freedom, ME)

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25 April In Paris 3 O'Clock In The Morning Beautiful Ohio Dear Thumbalina: Please Don't Let The Stars Get In your Eyes and have Stardust in those Beautiful Brown Eyes while you're dancing with Mr. Taptoe. Someday, You'll Be Sorry you left This Fool Such As I when it was Moonlight On My Cabin to dance the Tennesee Waltz with My Buddy. The Whisper Waltz was playing when you let your Cold, Cold Heart and Wild Horses drive me out into the Wild Blue Yonder. I now spend Seven Lonely Nights while you are out Setting The Woods On Fire doing the Hot Rod Race. How Do You Speak To An Angel when she has a Heart of Stone? I'm Laughing On The Outside and Crying On The Inside Because of You I'm Now Down- hearted. Go ahead and break your Crazy Heart, but, Don't, Don't Make Me Cry Again. Later on I Went To Your Wedding and sent you Yesterday's Roses, addressed to Baby Doll, Down in Nashville, Tennesee. My Truly, Truly Fair, it was O' Happy Day to see you take the Marriage Vows with Mr. Taptoe in Pitts- burgh, Pennsylvania. I hope your home in Oklahoma will be a happy one and May The Good Lord Bless You and Keep You Every- where You Go. Then During The Good Old Summer Time may you see Sweet Violets, In The Meadow by The Old Mill Stream. You know I have a Jealous Heart but, I'll go Beyond The Sunset and wait till You Tell Me You're Mine. Until then, I'll Be Waiting Patiently For You, My Darling. In the meantime I'll listen to The Echo of Your Footsteps. Yours, Your Sweetheart of Yesterday P. S. I'll pray for the day 'Till I Waltz Again With You. For now I'll Just See You In My Dreams. Grace Black '53

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SENIOR CLASS President: Paul McFarland Vice President: Robert Goodale Secretary? Marlene Hall Treasurer: Clayton Giggey Student Council: Echo Editorial Board: We started school this year with thirty-four members in our class. We have lost one member during the year, Mary Lynn Nelson of Albion. We had one new member, a transfer from Crosby-Elinor Corey. Our class has been very active in athletics this year. Those taking part were as follows: Girls' Basketball: Maxine Downer, June Bowman, June Lar- rabee, Louise Emerson, and Mary Ingraham, Manager. Boys' Basketball: Donald Max- im, Clayton Giggey, Paul McFar- land, Donald Marcia, Robert Gray, Paul Myrick, Bernard Wentworth, Kenneth Hall, and Vaughn Clark, Manager, Darrold Mitchell, Score- keeper. Nancy Abbott Robert Gray Janette Cole Maxine Downer June Bowman Nancy Abbott Marlene Hall Stephen Fowler Paul McFarland Darrold Mitchell Clayton Giggey Robert Goodale Donald Maxim Robert Gray Softball: Maxine Downer, June Bowman, June Larrabee, Janette Cole, and Grace Black. Baseball: Donald Marcia, Donald Maxim, Bernard Wentworth, Robert Gray, Robert Goodale, Kenton Mitchell, Clayton Giggey, Paul Myrick, and Paul McFarland. Cheerleading: Grace Black, Lucille Shaw, and Elinor Corey. Other class activities were a class picnic, a Concert by the Temple Quartette, the Senior dra- ma- Peck's Bad Boy , directed by Mrs. Johnson and presented on October 24. Also we have put on a dinner and have had a raffle on an electric coffee maker. At the beginning of the year we started paying 10 cents per week as class dues. They all proved to be very