Kingfield High School - Abram Breeze Yearbook (Kingfield, ME)

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The Abram Breeze CLASS OF 1953 FRESHMAN CLASS Front row, fleft to rightl: Deshon, 1. Flannigan, Packard, Boynton, Parsons, J. Trask, E. Dunham. Back row: L. Hewey. E. Flannigan, N. Trenholm, Ki R. Taylor. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Reprexentative Seventeen green, but enthusiastic, Freshmen climbed the stairway to begin their first year in Kingfleld High School. About three weeks after school had begun, Jean Crocker left us. That meant that we had to elect a new secretary. Eleanor Parsons was chosen. October seventh was the big day of Freshman Initiation. About this, the less said, the better. Two of our members had parts in the Carni- val Play. Joan Flannigan was one of the two quarrelsome aunts, and Lawrence Hewey was the neighbofs little boy who had to pretend he was only a baby. Another classmate, Beverly Boynton, acted as prompter, even though her services were not necessary during the perform- ance of the play. We have been well represented in sports. Last fall, almost any night after school, Norman Trenholm might have been seen running for rkwood, Lane, Barron, Hesketh, B. Meldrum, BEVERLY BOYNTON JACQUELINE DESHoN JEAN CROCKER BRYCE MELDRUM ELIZABETH KIRKWOOD Cross Country. This constant practicing helped him to place fairly high among the members of the Kingfield team. With three years ahead of him he should develop into a good runner. Beverly Boynton, Jackie DeShon, Ernestine Dunham, Joan Flannigan, Christie Packard, Eleanor Parsons and Joan Trask have played on the girls' basketball team. Emerson Barron, Edward Flannigan, Law- rence Hewey, Kendric Lane, Bryce Meldrum, Robert Taylor and Norman Trenholm have played on the Junior Varsity team for boys. Three of our girls, Jackie DeShon, Ernestine Dunham, and 'Ioan Flannigan, were chosen cheer leaders. They made a creditable showing at the games during the basketball season. These events mark the higher spots of interest in our extra-curricular activity during our first year in Kingfield High School. Page Twelve

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The Abram Breeze CLASS OF 1952 SOPI-IOMORE CLASS Front Row, lleft to rightj: Tufts, Donahue, Stevens. Dyer. V. Trask. M. Knapp. Back Row: Howard. R. Trenholm. O. Thompson. Vose. McLeary. Reid. Absent: L. Boyce. When the Scphomores came back to school in September, they numbered Fifteen, including all of last year's class and Deane McLeary, a Our Class Oflicers are as follows: President Vice-Presidenl Secrelary Treasurer Student Council Reprerentaliafe The first social event that we undertook was Freshman Initiation. In addition to that, we have had fudge sales and socials to raise funds for our treasury. The Carnival Play, 'iSquaring It with the Bcssu, gave to Virginia Trask, Leo Boyce, and Malcolm Knapp a chance to use their acting ability. The basketball teams have included nearly all of our girls and boys. Ruth Donahue, Glorie Dyer, and Virginia Trask have played on the girls, team. Janice Stevens has been co-manager. Gloria and Virginia have been cheer leaders. Virginia was named All Star. Hedley Reid, Od- Pcrge Eleven transfer from Strong l-ligh School. After a short time two members dropped out, leaving us a class of just thirteen. CHARLES HOWARD HEDLEY Rein GLORIA DYER MALCOLM KNAPP DEANE MCLEARY lin Thompson, and Richard Trenholm have played on the Junior Varsity team, while Ro- bert Tufts and Edgar Vose have played on the Varsity team. Malcolm Knapp has been co- manager for the boys. Several of us have been in various other events. Last spring Odlin Thompson and Robert Tufts played on the baseball team, and Richard Tren- holm was on the track team. Last fall Richard completed his second year of running Cross Country by finishing in second place in the County Meet. During the winter Gloria Dyer and Odlin Thompson have participated in Win- ter Sports.

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