Hartland Academy - Ripple Yearbook (Hartland, ME)

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Library Club nfitm H Qi u..Fb...Jli... ...J ww' . Front row, left to right: L. Jones, D. Tasker, P. Mills, S. Butler, D. Parent, A. Judd, L. Emery, F. Jones. Second row: G. Arnold, F. Knight, I. Pratt, M. Hubbard, B. Carmichael, D. Knight, S. Par- sons, R. Whitten, Mr. Turmel. Back row: W. Knight, R. Post, C. Boyd, G. Warner, F. Welch, J. Beer, B. Spaulding, H- P92150- The Library Club, in its twelfth year of existence, elected the follow- ing oflicers : President ............ ...... .,,. ...,,..., D i a ne Parent Vice President ..,,,.,... ..,......,..... La rry Emery Secretary .,............ .......... D 'orothy Clement Treasurer ...........,...........,.,,,...,... ..............,.........,..........,...........,...... A lice Judd When the Secretary, Dorothy Clement, left Hartland Academy, the club elected Patricia Mills as Secretary and Sharon Butler as Parliamen- tarian. The Library Club sponsored a very successful book drive in November covering the towns of Hartland, St. Albans, and Palmyra. We wish to thank Mr. Turmel for his assistance during the year. PATRICIA MILLS '62 Future T eachers' Club Front row, left .to right: J. Jones. M. Hubbard, R. Butler. Back row: I. Pratt, H. Pease, R. Whitten-. The officers were appointed as follows: n C0-Ch,g,q,frm,e71, A.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Rowena Butler, J 93,11 J 01165

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League Spelling Front row, left to right: M. Gould, R. Butler. Mr. Lcwis. Back row: S. Knowles, B. Carmichael, B. Baker. Pm sorry that I spelt the word: I hate to go above you. -Whittier, In School-Days Hartland Academy was well represented at the League Spelling Con- test in November, Brenda Baker, Rowena Butler, Sharon Knowles and Bethel Carmichael, with their coach, Mr. Lewis, went to Newport to go above the other league spellers. Myrna Gould, the alternate, was unable to attend. The best showing was made by Rowena Butler who remained standing until only four contestants were left. Apothecary forced Rowena to take a rest. We look forward to an even better effort next year. The Art Club Fran?-Iroig, left to right: F. Jones, S. Jones, H. Hewins, E. Smith, A. iBrooks, F. Welch, T. ea . Comer ro-w: S. Merrill, F. Knight, D. Knight, R. Post, J. Beer, M. Warner, Mr. Turmel. Back row: E. Smith, C. Boyd, D. Violette, W. Perkins, E. Brown. The Art Club was organized to develop an interest in art. The Art Club has put out an issue of THE BEARFS CLAW. The officers elected at the first meeting are as follows: President .................................................,...............,..................,.. Ethel Smith V'lC6 P7'eSide'n,lf ,.,,.,, ,.,.,,,,,,,, A lice Brooks SCC1'6ff17'y -........... .......... S hirley Jones Treasurer .........,. . ..,...,... Faye Jones

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F reshman-Sophomore Prize Speaking F1ont row, left to right: D. LeVasseur, M. Allen, E. Laughton, B. Canmichael, C. Bishop, J. Hall. Back row: J. Beer, E. Hewins, W. Allen, D. Hodgkins, Mr. Turmel. The Burton Prize Speaking Contest was held on April 1. The music was presented- by Rowena Butler, Ethel Smith, and Jean Jones, pianist. First prize was awarded to James Beer, Jr., second prize, Donna Hollister, and honorable mention, Jeanette Hall. We wish to thank our ever-patient coach, Mr. Turmel. CONNIE BISHOP '62 Junior-Senior Prize Speaking F1ont row, left to right: D. Tasker, J. Melanson, R. Brooks, J. Webber, C. Wyman, L. Emery. Back row: R. Butler, B. Winchester, E. Sprague, S. Laughton, R. Whitten, Mrs. Buckley. The J unior-Senior Prize Speaking Exhibition was presented on April 8 at 7 :30 p. m. The exhibition consisted of eleven speakers presenting humorous, dramatic and oratorical selections. The Academy band, conducted by Mr. Simoneau, presented the music for the evening. The awards were presented as follows: first place, Judith Webber presenting When Willie Takes a Bath , second place, Sherman Laughton presenting 0h! Say Can You See? g and third place, Elin Sprague pre- senting Blind Dates. We Wish to heartily thank Mrs. Buckley for her immeasurable assist- ance. ROWENA BUTLER '59