Higgins Classical Institute - Scroll Yearbook (Charleston, ME)

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THE A. A. COUNCIL Bfack Row-Mr. Fotter, Norman Cummings, Howard Foley, Vance Foss, Leland ery, Parnell Hare, Reginald Brown W Lo Joyce Baker, Helen Brown, Prin. Tracy, Miss Front Row-Mario DiFrederico, H llman, Eva Stinson, Neil Soule. --a

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H.C.I.SCROLL 39 ::: ? 25- : February 8 Exams again. 9 More exams. 15 Freezing. 16 The town and dorm girls clashed in a grand battle tonight iBasketba117. 19 Everybody seemed downcast. Could it be because we received our rank sheets today? 29 Colder. March 2 The Seniors presented their play, Tish , in the gym. It was an exceptionally fine performance. 12 Tryouis for Junior play were held. 14 Annual basketball tournaments began tonight. Higgins was well represented when Joyce Robinson sang on the radio on Oppor- tunity Time. 22 Exams again. 23 Continued. 24 Easter vacation. Happy??? April 3 Back to the old routine again. 4 Spring has come early this year. All the l:oys are appearing on the baseball diamond. 6 Gee, it is hot around this place. 8 Penny Brown came back to school after an appendicitis operation. 11 The baseball boys showed their metal against the Milo team this afternoon. 12 Flash!--The death of President Roose- velt came as a shock to everyone this after- noon. 18 The softball girls wc-rked hard for their first game. 21 We had to go to school today to help make up the extra week. 24 Rain. 25 Class parts announced by Principal Tracy. 27 The Junior play was a grand success tonight. 29 More rain. May 1 The sun shone once more. 2 Exams ahead! A lot of students are get- ting uneasy. 10 The Juniors and Scfphomores sure look relieved after having passed in their book reporis. 121 Is it spring fever? 21 Warmer-Summer's coming. 22 Recital and concert in the chapel to- night. , 26 The Seniors were given a banquet to- night by the Juniors. 30 Memorial Day-Scroll comes from press. June 1 1 There was a large attendance at the op- erelta, Tune In , presented by the glee clubs under the direction of Miss Homer. 2 Senior Class Day-Some of the Seniors are beginning to look sorrowful rather than happy about graduating. ,. E The Baccalaureate sermon was delivered. 4 Graduation Day. Everyone is departing for summer vacations. Good-by, Everyone!

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H. C. I.S CROLL 41 3 ,J . -F 1:l,, , E : THE A. A. COUNCIL Tho Athletic Association is the connect- ing link between the student body and the faculty. Every year nine students and two mem- bers of the faculty are elected by the stud- ents and approved by the faculty to serve for the A. A. Ccuncil. The A. A. Council has many duties 5-They vote upon the students who are to receive major letters in basketball. football, baseball, and physical education. They bring many questions to the faculty which the student body may wish to have discussed. This year the A. A. Council is darwing up a constitution in order that the Junior Var- sity members of athletics who have partici- pated in a required number of sports may also receive major H letters as a Varsity member does. The Athletic Association is one of the most important organizations of the school. H. Brown '45 ' A f , SENIOR PLAY CAST Back How--Doinild johnson, Leland Lowery, Kenneth Klasse, Lester Pnrkliurst Paul Bishop. 1 Second Row-rlieginuld Brown, hl1Il'QiIl'i't Bniclfoixl, Marilyn Triisk, jo.Xnn Peirce, Greta Scott, Carl Young. First Row-Millie Scott, Mary Shirley, Joyce Tuslier, Miss B1'ONX'll, Dorothy Libby, Violet Call, Colleen Snow.