Hartland Academy - Ripple Yearbook (Hartland, ME)

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i221 This year the Senior Class started out with an enrollment of twenty-nine nuembers, which includes the following returned veterans: lvar Pearson, Earl Cully, Malcolm Burrill, and Arthur Chadbourne. Most of the members are taking part in -one or more activities. The class is rt-presented as follows: Student Council: Richard Mower, Mary Chapman, james Mills, Patricia I.ord, Hubert Hersey. Athletic Association: Diana lVebber, Ituth Ena Brittain, Lyda Spaulding, liichard Mower, Hubert Hersey, Ina A I eCorquindale, Blaine Mower. Cirls, Basketball: Ina McCorquindale, Diana VVebber, Ruth Ena Brittain, Lyda Spaulding fmanagerj. Boys' Basketball: Stanley Dyer, Ceorge Baker, Ivar Pearson, Frederick Towle. Latin Club: Mary Chapman, Mar- guerite Hart. French Club: Diana Webber, Marguer- ite Hart, Mary Chapman, Lyda Spauld- ing, Mildred Carson, Patricia Lord, ltuth Ena Brittain. Sottbal: Diana XlVClJlJS1', Ruth Eua lirittain, Patricia Lord, Barbara Co- iorth, Marguerite Hart, Mildred Carson, Mary Chapman, Laura Barden. Touch Football: Arthur Chapman, liarle jones, james Mills, Ceorge Baker, Stanley Dyer. Cross Country: Hubert Horsey, Les- lie Duran. Debating Club: Mildred Carson, Hu- bs-rt Ilersey, Leslie Duran. Dramatic Club: Diana lVebber, Pa- tricia Lord, Laura Barden, Ruth Ena Brittain, Mildred Carson, Lyda Spauld- ing. F. F. A.: Leslie Duran, Blaine Mower, ltichard Mower, Dale McLaughlan, Earle jones, Stanley Dyer, Arthur Chap- man. llacomec Club: Marguerite Hart, Diana Webber, Laura Barden, Mary Chapman, Mildred Carson, Emily Blackden, Barbara Coforth, Patricia Lord, Ina McCorquindalc. The Senior Class presented their Senior play, january Thawf on De- cember 18, at the Avon Theatre. Those who took part were as follows: Frieda, the maid .....,..,..... 'Mildred Ca1's0n Herbert Cage .,....,. ....... 1 lichard Mower Sarah Gage ...... ,.....,, M arguerite Hart Paula Cage ...,. ,...., N Iary Chapman Marge Gage ...,,.,. ....,,... L yda Spaulding Barbara Cage ......,..,,.., Ruth Ena Brittain Ceorge Huswted ...,.............. Blaine Mower jonathan Rockwood ......,, Hubert Hersey Mathilda Rockwood ,,.,..., Diana Webber Mr. Loomis ..,..,.,...,..,, Arthur Chadbourne Uncle Walter ',,,............,.,.,.... Leslie Duran Matt Rockwood ...,,... ...,....,. E arl Cully Carson ,..,......,.....,.,.......,.,..... George Baker Constable ...,,....,..............,....... lEarle jones The rehearsals took place on the stage in the auditorium. During the re- hearsals there were many laughs at the mistakes we made, especially at some of the actions ot the players. After one of the rehearsals we were entertained at the home of our coach, Miss Brewer. We ments. Everyone was glad the night we on the play at 'the theatre. It certainly did enjoy those refresh- put proved to be a great success and will long be remembered. The Senior Class leaves Hartland Academy hoping that the students who Follow us will have all the success and fun we have had in our years at Hart- land Academy. Mildred Carson '47

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ss -S -S ss-- my I 21 1 XsX?sx2?AYnXVK0Q0 K'20x'X'w ' wOC3 '- 4. 1 I .?Q4Y3QVsY03?2V4'?a'X?Z'3Q2'e -s.33QQ - , 464' SENIOR PLAY CAST Front Row, Ii-it to right-M. Hurt, M. Carson, D. NVelxher, Miss Brewer, M. Clmpman, R. Brittaiu, L. Spaiiilrlimf. Svn-ond Row-ll. Mower, E. jones, C. Baker, H. Hvrscy, E. Cully, A. Chndhourne, B. Mower, L. Duran. SENIOR CLASS Al lust! The stiiclcirits who started out so long algo to go through four years of high school have reaclied their goal. This your the Senior Class is back in lloom 4, with Mr. Bubar as our home- room teacher. At thc end ol' our third successful your we elected the following oflicers for our Senior year: President, Richard Mowcrg Vice-President, Hubert Herseyg Sccrctary, Nl2l1'gllCl'l't6 Hartg T1'CaSU1'6l', Frederick Towle.

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Lie, I :Mg I-, . ... L... JUNIOR CLASS Front ltow, lt-ft In rightffl, Ncnl, ll. Page, I-I. W'itlu-0, li. Fox, G. N-Iartin, A. Hain, K, Hughes, C. Russell, K. Pelkie, M. Bragg, ll. XVadt-, E. Cnolcn, G. Slicrburne, P. Perry. S1-cond llow-ll. Martin, C. Shcrbnrnu, 'l', Gee, M. Smith, C. Stromhnck, M4 Fisher, j. Seekins, XV. Mower, A. Smith, ll. Bralry, lt. Lucas, j. Snow Third Row-P. Ni-nl, G. Quimby, H. Duran, D. MacLnnchlan, D. Tibbets, j. Nelson, NI. Yakemore, I. llumphrt-y, A. Parker, li. jordan, F. Gould, E. Suekins, L. XVbeeler, P. Estes. jUNIOR CLASS llow wonderful it is to be a juniorl 'l'he tirst day of school we ftrudged up the hill, thinking that it would be only one more year before we would come up that hill for the last time. Inside thc schoolhouse all we could see were new people trying to find their way around. lVe looked around, trying to find our homeroom. VVC didnit have to look very far, for on the audi- torium door was the notice saying junior Classf' VVe are getting to dis- like that auditorium. We have had it lor three years and we would like a change very much. lVc certainly have a large class! I orty-'two members, with Mr. Pippin as our homeroom teacher. Our class olhcers were elected last spring, so we didn't have that to do this year. They are: President, Charles Rus- sell, Vice-President, Kenneth Hughes, Secretary, Arvene Ham, and Treasurer, Kenneth Pellcie. None of the juniors are idle. They are all well represented in athletics or c.nbs, as the following data will prove: Boys' Basketball: Ashley Parker, Lin- wood lVheeler, Charles Sherburne, Ray- unond Lucas tassistant managerj, Ray- nnond Braley, Roger jordan, Harvey Xlartin. Kenneth I-lnghes, and Edmund Suekins. Girls' Basketball: -Mary Bragg, Col- leen Stromback, Gladys Sherburne, Marie Smith, and Arvene Ham. Student Council: Edmund Seekins, xtrvene llam. Charles Russell, and Lin- xvood Xvheeler. Athletic Association: Linwood Wheel- er. Kenneth Pelkie, and Ashley Parker. F. F. A.: Kenneth Pelkie, Thomas Gee, Philip Estesg Paul Neal, james Snow, Roger jordan, Raymond Lucas, llarold Duran, Harvey Martin, and Donn MacI.anchlan. French Club: Colleen Stromback, Pa- tricia Perry, Winifred Mower, janet