Hartland Academy - Ripple Yearbook (Hartland, ME)

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Compliments of The First National Bank OF PITTSFIELD ? Your Deposits in this bank are insured with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PITTSFIELD MAINE 1mi1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-.1 -1 .- I1u.1lq14qq1gu-ul.-n4.1.,n1

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Marguerite Walker Whiittemore living in Hartland. Evelyn Nutter Peterson is at home in St. Albans. Linwood Perkins, Army. Rendell Phinney, Army. Bertram Thorne, Army. Leon Patten is at home in St. Albans. Priscilla Mower is employed in Portland. Jeanette Smith is at Sister's Hospital, Wa- terville. Class of 1942 Bernard Austin is at home in Hartland. Edmonld Austin, Army. Herb-ert Baird, Army. Lois Baird attending U. of M. Theodore Berkmaier, Army. Ena Bubar Hilton is living in Connecticut. Francis Cook living in Hartland. Eva Cully is employed at Baxterls. Elbert Duncan, Army. Bigelow Fuller is employed at Hartland Tanning Co. June Gee Wilbur living in Arizona. Emily Goforth is in East Weymouth, Mass. Robert Goforth, Army. Marjorie Goforth is in Florida. Elwood Green is living in Hartland. Evelyn Hinton R-olberson is living in Cam- bridge. Harold Hughes, Army , Sheldon Hutchinson, Army. Doris Liibtby Fuller is employed at Hartland Academy. Murray McCormack, Army. I Geraldine Neal is employed at Baxter's. Gerald Roberston is working at Anson. Robert Steeves, Army. Arland Stedman is working in Hartland. Keithi Tapley, Merchant Marines. Linwood Vanadlestine working in Hartland. Clarence Walker, Army. Class of 1943 Doris Ames is employed at Baxter's. Errol Austin is working at St. Albans. Lewis Barden, Army. Mildred Bishop Wark is at home in St. Al- bans. Pauline Bowley Pelkie is at home in Hart- land. Kenneth Chamfbers is at home in St. Al- lbans. Joyce Church Webber is employed at Bax- ter's. Maynard Deering, Army. Dean Fenderson, working in Hartland. Charlotte Gordon employed at EBaxter',s. Bernard Hart is employed at Baxter's. Virginia ,Hewins is employed at Baxter's. Donald Lancey, Navy. Barbara Martin Patten is living in St. Al- bans. Edwin Mower, Army. Mary McLean attending Farmington Nor- mal School. - Pauline Neal Dyer living in Hartland. Estelle Page attending Farmington Nor- mal School. Joseph Page is at home in Ripley. Arthur Walker working in Monmouth. Merle Withee employed in Skowhegan. -I 54 1-.

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