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SOPHOMORE CLASS' On September 23, the Sophomore class 'held their first class meeting. The following officers were elected for the coming school year: . President: John Cannon Vice President: Alton Bowdoin Secretary: Rosaleen Campbell Student Council Representative: Peter Snow On October 12, the class elected as a committee to choose class rings: Shirley Bryant Peter Snow Ange Contois Elmore Wakefield The class selected their rings on October 25, a deposit of 83.00 to be made by everyone before November 10. 'Ilhe class -is looking forward to the arrival of the rings sometime in the beginning of 1950. This year the Sophomore class is planning to sponsor a social on the Spring of 1950. Nan Dow, a member of our class, has been chosen as an editorial advisor on the High Spot, a feature -in the PORTLAND SUNDAY TELEGRAM Magazine sec-tion. v Dorothy Bard en 20
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FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman class elected the following officers at its meeting held on September 21, 1949: President: Sally The-obald Vice President: Richard Stevens Secretary: Adrienne Cluff T1'e'aSl1l'El'1 Howard Noyes Stud-ent Council Member: Ernest Edelstein 19
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JUNIOR CLASS The Class of 1951 in their first class meeting on September 21, chose these officers: President-DAVID CLARK Vice President-FRANK MARS-HALL Secretary-MARJORIE GOOCH Treasurer-NORMA CUTTEN Student Council Member-MARLENE GREEN Ways and Means Committee-FRANCES LEWIA, LORRAINE PLANTE, and PATRICIA LE BARGE. T-he Juniors have had two socials this year, the Halloween Social and the Armistice Eve Social. They were both a success and provided a good time for everyone. They also shared with the Seniors in the nreparation for the annual Community Sing, held December 22. The Juniors and their advisor, Mr. Kenneth Hobbs, deserve a great deal of credit for the attractive decorations for this occasion. A Thanksgiving :basket was given to one of our members, Daniel Doane, who had been ill for some time. This year the Junior Class was represented in foot-ball by Carroll Gooch, Andrew Lux, Afton Burgess. Frank Marshall, John Cowgill, and Dale Good-wing in boys' basket-ball by Lloy-d Robinson and Frank Marshall, and in girl-s' basketball :by Varrell Gorden, Ginger Crosman, Norma Cutten, Bernice Le Barge, and Shirley Knight, and in the Cheerleaders by Frances Lewia and Frances Hilton. ' BARBARA CLOUGH, '51,
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