Freedom Academy - Echo Yearbook (Freedom, ME)

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Janette Cole and Charlene Smith. The class managers were: Darrold Mitchell-Senior Class, Audrey Grass-Junior Class, Roger Drew -Sophomore Class, Allen Downer -Freshman Class. High salesmen were: Carolyn Cates, first, Robert Gray, secondg Sylvia Austin, thirdg Paul McFar- land, fourth, and Donald Maxim, fifth. Janette Cole '53 JUNIOR PRIZE SPEAKING 1952 lst. row, l. to r., Mrs. Johnson, Janette Cole, Darrold Mitchell, Nancy Abbott, Kenneth Hall, June Larrabee. 2nd. row, l. to r., Mary Ingraham, Lucille Shaw, Louise Emerson, Grace Black, Maxine Downer. The Annual Junior Prom and Prize Speaking of 1952 were pre- sented on May 9. Those taking part were as fol- lows: Marlene Hall, Grace Black, Janette Cole, Nancy Abbott, June Larrabee, Louise Emerson, Lucille Shaw, Mildred Parady, Mary In- graham, Maxine Downer, Darrold Mitchell, and Kenneth Hall. First place winners were Nancy Abbott and Darrold Mitchell. Second place winners were Janette Cole and Kenneth Hall. The two first place winners went to Albion to compete in the County Contest. The music for the dance that followed was provided by Cook- son's Orchestra from Troy. Everyone had a most enjoyable evening. Maxine Downer '53

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Mimeograph Editors Grace Black Janette Cole Clayton Giggey Kenton Mitchell Exchange Editors Warren Spaulding Marlene Hall Audrey Grass '54 MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN lst. row., 1. to r., Allen Downer, Audrey Grass, Charlene Smith, Janette Cole, Darrold Mitchell, Roger Drew. 2nd, row, l. to r., Sylvia Austin, Donald Marcia, Robert Gray, Paul McFarland, Donald Maxim, Carolyn Cates. Mr. Bob Sprague visited us again this year with his excellent jokes and peppy salestalkg and gave us a good send-off on our magazine campaign. Our goal was 31000, which we exceeded by nearly one hundred dollars. This was a record-smash- ing total, the highest ever achieved by the Academy, which ranked third in the state on a per pupil basis. The Senior Class, which had the highest per pupil average in the campaign, had its choice of either S25 or all the ice cream it could eat. The class chose to add its money reward to their class fund. The school managers were

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OFFICE GIRLS AND LIBRARIANS lst. row, l. to r., Lucille Shaw, Maxine Downer, Janette Cole, Nancy Abbott, June Larrabee, Elinor Corey. 2nd, row, l. to r,, Charlene Bryant, Charlene Smith, Audrey Grass, Virginia Austin, Patricia Myrick. Each year girls are appointed to take care of the library and office each period. The duties of the office girls are: to be there when someone comes, answer the telephone, and ring the Office Period 1 Virginia Austin Period 2 Nancy Abbott Period 3 Charlene Smith Period 4 Charlene Bryant Period 5 Janette Cole Period 6 Mr. Cosgrove buzzer at the end of each period. The duties of the librarians are: to check off the books and maga- zines as they are taken out and make sure they are brought back. Those appointed are as follows: Library Patricia Myrick Audrey Grass Elinor Corey Maxine Downer Lucille Shaw June Larrabee Virginia Austin '54