Hartland Academy - Ripple Yearbook (Hartland, ME)

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Sophomore Class I tt ri hz G Pelkie D Hollister G Hall D. Snowdeal, J. Hall, D. Hodgkins, Frontrow, ef o g : . , . , . , E. Smith, D. Parsons, G. Arnold, M. Baker, B. Coolen. Center row: L, Pcuslcy, B. Spaulding, E. Brown, B. Carmichael, M. Allen, N. Bonazoni. J. Whittcmorc, S, Griffith, P. Cooney, P. Babnaw, K. Davenport, E. Laughton, G. Landry, C Boyd, Mr. Berry. V ff d W All n, D. Violcttc, L, Leathers, Back row: H. Weymouth, F. Welch, E. Patten. G. Sta or , . c W. Withee, D. Peaslcy, E. Warner, W, Hcwins. Our sophomore class started the year with 43 bright, cheerful stu- dents, but during the year the class enrollment decreased to 36 students. At the first class meeting, the following oflicers were elected: Ethel Smith Vzce President ....... ....,.... D onna Parsons anette Hall Delmas Hodgkins President .....,....................... .. ......................,......,......,..........,.., .. Secretary ......,..... .............,............ J e Treasurer ........,..............,.,., ........................,............,..... Edwina Laughton, Donna Parsons, and Dean Peasley represented the Sophomore class as members of the Student Council. We had the annual Sophomore Hop which was quite successful. We wish to thank Mr. Berry for his patience and guidance as our class advisor. , JEANETTE HALL '61 Sponsored by the SOPHOMORE CLASS

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Junior Class Front row, left to right: N. Brooks, M. Gould, G. Patterson, T. Roberson E. Littlefield, J. Dyer, C. Wymnn, J. Webber, N. Emery, B. Wade, Mrs. Matijczyk. J Second row: S. Mnrson, S. Butler, K. Cummings, B. Spaulding, I. Pratt T. Woodman E. Sprague, M. Hubbard, C. Monroe, A. Judd, J. Melanson, M. Draper, R. Whitten? L. Libby. Buck row: B. Emery, D. Goforth, L. Emery, D. Tasker, B. Ballard, G. Bartlett, A. Bubar, D. Brown, G. Pease. Last September our class returned to H. A. with an enrollment of 35 students. During the Hrst class meeting the following officers were elected: President .,,....,..,... ........ .........,......,,............,........,.......,.....,...,,....,.. J a mes Dyer Vice President ......... ....,,... C laudette Wyman Secretary ..,...,. .,,...... ..,........ E s ther Littlefield Treasurer .......... ..............,... ........,...,. .....,...................,,......... J . u dith Webber The Juniors made a protit of S90 on the Casserole Supper heI'd in St. Albans on November 17. ' The annual Junior Prom was held on February 20. Although the Prom was not a financial success, everyone had a good' time. We wish to express thanks to Mrs. Matijczyk for a happy and suc- cessful year. ESTHER LITTLEFIELD '60 Sponsored by the JUNIOR CLASS

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Freshman Class si Front row, left to right: P. Hopkins, L. Sawyer, D. Ring, B. Emery, S. Brown, J. Pelkie, S. Stedman, A. Brooks, S. Parsons, S. Jones, B, Baker, F. Jones, D. Jones, D. LeVasseur. Second row: L. Raymond, R. Ricker, M. Warner, P. Leavitt, L. Heald, J. Knight, L. Knight, D. Hewins, D. Melvin, B. Staples, S. Merrill, B. Reynolds, D. Knight, C. Bishop, P. Mills, B. Colby, J. Oram, G. Dunlap, Mr. Turmel. Back row: M. Green, P. LeVasseur, D. Temple, H. Pease, E. Campbell, R. Post, A. St. Peter, E. Smith, W. Perkins, G. Gctchell, P. Allen, J. Beer, G. Sawyer, W. Knight, K. Osborne, R. Tweedie, L. Bangs. The Freshman class began the year with 56 students. During the first semester six students dropped outg however, during the remainder of the year, we received two transfers' from other schools. At the first class meeting class oflicers and Student Council representa- tives were elected as follows: President ......... ,,...,....,..... .......... S l usan Stedman Vice President .,....... .....,...,....... A lice Brooks Secretary ................... ......... S andra Parsons Treasurer .. ................... ................ J ackie Pelkie Student Council ...... ............ D ella LeVasseur Student Council ,.......,.............................,...........,......... Ronald Tweedie The freshman clas-s sponsored a hay ride which turned out to be fairly successful. SANDRA PARSONS '62 Sponsored by the FRESHMAN CLASS