Hartland Academy - Ripple Yearbook (Hartland, ME)

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i25l SOPIIOMORE CLASS First ltmv, lctt to right--lt. Gordon, M. Biz:-au, II. Ste-ilnmn, lt. Nic-liols, R. Randle-tl, P. WVlwelz-r, V. Fox, M. Lum-astcr, E. McCarthy. S1-cont! Row-V. Morgan. V. Salisbury, M. Lewis, E. Iaiwrem-v, C. Burden, B. Davis, N. Estes, I. Marson M. lluglu-s. Third How--I.. tluoksun, I. Estes, D. Kluurt-, lt. Parker, C, NlcGowuu, lt. Temple, R. Hall, M. Jones. SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class consists of twenty-nine members. This year they occupy Room 2. Miss Baker is the homeroom teacher. At a class meeting the following oili- cers were elected: President, Richard Randlettg Vice-President, Richard Nich- ols, Secretary, Pauline Wheeler, Treas- urer, I-Ialver Stedman. The following' pupils are in the Latin Club: Merlene Lewis, Nathalie Estes, Virginia Salisbury, and Vivian Morgan. Cirls who go out for cheerleading are: Nathalie Estes, Maria Lancaster, Eve- lyn Lawrence, and Vivian Morgan. Cirls serving on the basketball squad are: Pauline VVheeler, Virginia Fox, Merlene Lewis, and Vivian Morgan fas- sistant managerj. Boys serving on the basketball squad are: Richard Nichols, Halver Stedman, Lloyd Cookson, Royce Temple, Ivan Estes, Richard Randlett, and Ralph Hall Qmanagerj. I-Ionor students are: Clara Burdin, Nathalie Estes, Inalda Marson, Vivian Morgan, and Richard Nichols. The annual Burton Prize Speaking Contest was held 011 the eve of Febru- ary 6 aft Hartland Academy. The par- ticipants and their selections were as follows:

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li'-41 Seekins, Geraldine Martin, Mary Fisher, :Xrvene Ham, Gwenith Neal, and Ken- neth Hughes. XVinter Sports: Donn MaeLauehlan, David Tibbets, Kenneth Hughes, Har- old Duran, and Maynard Yakemore. Baseball: james Snow, Paul Neal, Kenneth Pelkie, Linwood Wheeler, Ed- mund Seekins, Raymond Lucas, Philip Estes, and Roger Iordan. Debating: Harold Duran, Donn Niac- Lauchlan, George Quimby, and Helene Withee. Laitin Club: Kenneth Hughes. Cross Country: Justin Humphrey fmanagerj, David Tibbets, and Harold Duran. Hacomec Club: Mary Bragg, Eleanor Coolen, Ruth Fox, Arvene I-Iam, Hilda Wade, Geraldine Martin, VVinifred Nlower, Patricia Perry, Colleen Strom- baek, janet Seekins, Helene lVithee, Marie Smith, and Alta Smith. There will also be candidates for track this spring. Those selected for junior Prize Speaking are: Arvene I-Iam, Mary Fisher, Ruth Fox, liuith Page, Harold Duran, Philip Estes, Linwood Wheeler, james Snow. George Quimbly is the alternate. At the close ol: the basketball season we expect to sponsor the Junior Prom, Alflltbllgll we enjoy the position of importance that we hold in the school, we are all waiting for the day when we c-an proudly say NVe are Seniorsf, Harold Duran '48 -..-..g4Q3yg,.... SOPHOMORE PRIZE SPEAKERS Front Row, left to right-I. Marson, C. Bur-din, M. Lewis, V. Fox, P. Wheeler, Miss Brewer Second Row--L. Cookson, R. Nichols, R. Randlett, I. Estes, M. jones.

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i261 Jimmy Jones Studies Geography, 0 Ivan Estes The Little White Rihhoner, Virginia Fox I-'or NVhat Do They Die..Lloyd Cookson Visiting With Vesta i.,....... 'Marlene Lewis The White Hands of Telham, Pauline Wheeler Before You Strike ..,...i. Richard Randlett Editha Economizes ........,..... Clara Burdin Confession .,..............,....... Richard Nichols Inalda Marson and Maurice Jones were our alternates and Halver Sted- man was marshal. The winners of this contest were Merlene Lewis and Rich- ard Randlett. Those who were members of the De- bating Club are: Clara Burdin, Nathalie Estes, Maria Lancaster, and Vivian Morgan. Student Council members represent- ing the Sophomore Class are: Richard Nichols, Nathalie Estes, and Richard Randlett. The Sophomore Hop, which is pre- sented annually by the Sophomores, was held November 22. Vivian Morgan '49 F RESHMAN CLASS The Freshman Class of '46, with their homeroom at the front of the audi- torium, consisted of forty-one students at the beginning of the year. Since that time three have dropped out. However, two have entered, thus making a total enrollment of forty. The class is super- vised by Miss Morse. This class con- ists, in addition to those from Hartland, pupils from Cambridge, St. Albans, Rip- ley, and Palmyra, who are new to the Academy this year. The oiiicers of the class are: President, Elbert Hart, Vice-President, Thirnwood Morgan, Secretary, Albert Stromback, Treasurer, Vaughn Stedman. The Freshman Class is well repre- sented in athletics, as most of the stu- dents are out for some sport. On the cross country team from this class are: Thirnwood Borgan, Maynard Rowe, Olin Salisbury, Herbert Fu r b ush, Charles Peasley, YValter Greene, and El- bert Hart. The boys' cub team in basketball has the following Freshmen: Albert 'Strom- back, Clarence Furbush, Dana Seekins, Maynard Rowe, Vaughn Stedman, and Manager Herbert F urbush. Out for the girls' cub basketball are nine members, namely: Faye Cool, Marilyn Brooker, Joann Southard, Mae Braley, Marie Bra- ley, Natalie Clement, Patricia Carson, Beverly Neal, and Anna Vining. The Freshman Class sponsored an as- sembly program in November under the supervision of Miss Morse. They also put on a dance in November. The Hacomec Club members of the Freshman Class include the following girls: Patricia Carson, Natalie Clement, Beverly Nichols, Faye Cool, Beverly Neal, Rita Bunker, Marilyn Brooker, Barbara Davis, Lois Kidney, Mary Ellen Stilson, Joan Perry, Joan Southard, Sally Lucas, Jackie Tweedie, Anna Vining, Ruth Sherbnrne, Joyce Pelkie, and Jo- anne Jamieson. In the Latin Club are: Beverly Neal, Patricia Carson, Natalie Clement, Rita Bunker, and Joanne Jamieson. Boys, varsity basketball includes one Freshman, Thirnwood Morgan. The girls' varsity basketball includes Joanne Jamieson, Mary Ellen Stilson, Joan Perry. Vaughn Stedman '50 if 1 4