Fryeburg Academy - Academy Bell Yearbook (Fryeburg, ME)

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Class President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Class Motto Class Colors Seniors JAMES RAYMOND LACAscE EVELYN MARIE BARNES MERILYN LUCINDA NORTON - Altius ibunt qui ad summa nituntur They will rise highest who strive for the highest place - Royal Blue and Silver HIGH HONORS JOHN STEWARD LACAscE MAYNARD ARTHUR SEELYE COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS JOHN ROLAND FREIDAY A BLYNN ESTHER GARNETT LEITA MARY FULLER JOHN STEWARD LACASCE MAYNARD ARTHUR SEELYE CLASS DAY SPEAKERS Gifts Prophecy Will History Chaplain - PEGGY ANN MCDANIELS DONALD GARY QUINCY - EVELYN MARIE BARNES PETER BOWLES HATHAWAY - ROBERT DANA CHADBOURNE - MERILYN LUCINDA NORTON - JACKSON EUGENE PERKINS

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T An Appreciation As we approach our time of graduation, we pause to count our blessings -the blessings we have received during our years in high school. We, who have attended F ryeburg Academy, have been fortunate to receive our edu- cation in an environment of uplifting natural beauty. The school faces the ever-changing colors of the White Mountain Range with Pleasant Moun- tain, Kearsarge, and Baldface presenting intimate, colorful pictures. The mountain background accentuates the varying seasonal colors of the in- tervale bordering the Saco River. There is a warmth and friendliness in nature's beauty surrounding the village that reaches into every realm of our school life. The Fryeburg Academy BELL is a testimony of friendliness, of an ac- tive, creative school life under sympathetic, understanding faculty guid- ance. Here we discuss our problems with our teachers, knowing that they will make an earnest effort to help us. Every student of F ryeburg Acad- emy feels he is an individual who is contributing to the school community. No one is looked down upon because he has to work his way onward. No one is excluded because he is of a different race or religion. All belong to the school community, and each has his part to play. These blessings carry responsibilities. They are great responsibilities to- day. From Fryeburg Academy we carry with us courage, might, human understanding, and the will to play our part to help to create peace in our world. BLYNN GARNETT, '52

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ELAINE HARRIETT ANDERSON, Andy GENERAL COURSE Born June 9, 1934 Residence, Fryeburg, Maine Basketball 13, 41, Archery 111, Tennis 141, Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Y-Teens 11, 2, 3, 41, Student Council 121, Prize Speaking 11, 21, Cheerleading 141, One-Act Plays 141. Anlbilzlni To get her French iloue H'rak11c':s Boys I'1tI'Z'0P'I-fL' saying Gully, that's a long assigiinienf, EVELYN MARIE BARNES, EW COLLEGE COURSE Born September 2, 1934 Residence, East Hiram, Maine Basketball 12, 3, 41, Hockey 11, 2, 3, 41, Manager Soft- ball 12, 31, Girls' A. Council 11, 2, 31, Vice-President 141, Play Day 12, 3, 41, Y-Teens 11, 21, Vice-President 131, President 141, Student Council 13, 41, BELL Board 13, 41, National Honor Society 131, Assistant Treasurer 141, Class Secretary-Treasurer 131, Vice-President 141, Latin Club 131. Amlvitiuu To he on time 1?1 lVmzlcA1r'.rs Hiram 1:tI'i'UfffC'JIlVl'll1l Gee JANET ELEANOR BRADEEN COLLEGE COURSE Born October 29, 1934 Residence, Cornish, Maine Entered from Cornish High School, '5l. Basketball 141, Glee Club 141, Y-Teens 141. Ambitfun, To go tn G.S.T.C. l4f'vaknv:.r Bucket Fur'ori'tc .rnyiizy Oh, no! ROBERT DANA CHADBOURNE, Chad COLLEGE COURSE Born April 29, 1935 Residence, Newcastle, Maine Manager Football 131, Manager Baseball 131, Varsity Club 13, 41, BELL Board 13, 41, One-Act Plays 13, 41, Christmas Play 131, Senior Drama 141, Class Vice-Presi- dent 131. Ambition To be a millionaire Wr'aknc.v.s' Peeling spuds Fa'z'w'itc saying Not this, kid