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

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guitar to help entertain us at our Christmas party the morning before our vacation started. George Walko is the only one of us to be elected to the staff of The Abram Breeze although Faye McKenney helped sell ads in Kingfield. More of us how- ever are on the staff of The Sku u Faye McKenney us make up edutor Lor raune Davudson us one of the gossup ed utors Steven Morrell us sophomore edutor and Betsy Moore us one of the reporters Class actuvutues for the year have been rather few We dud sponsor the Freshman Inutuatuon followed by a record hop We held another record hop the nught before Valentines Day We also have had several fudge sales On the brught sunny day of September 3 T958 twenty one boys and gurls entered and climbed the stairs of the Stanley School to begun theur years schoolung Freshmen un Kungfield Hugh School Later un the year two of our members dropped out leaving us a total of nuneteen members and tyung us wuth the Junuors for the honor of havung the largest class un Kungfield Hugh The first class meetung surprused the boys who have a mauoruty un numbers with a nearly all gurl officer staff The gurls by theur shrewdness un causung the boys to splut theur votes succeeded un namung the followung as our class officers You wull note there us only one boy on the lust Presudent Carolyn Woodford Vuce Presudent Jacquelune Tufts Secretary Lunda Trenholm Treasurer Donna Wulcox Student Councul Representatuve Terrence Wulluamson Soon after school opened last fall, Mr. Smith, our superintendent, announced that Kingfield High School students would be able to take Driver Education if there were enough of us interested in it. After the textbooks arrived classes were held under the supervision of Mr. Lush. The Juniors and Seniors took ut for the first semester Now ut us our turn We wull soon be on the road druvung Those of us takung the course are Thomas Boyce Ardell Chad bourne Lorraine Davidson Betsy Moore Steven Morrell Lawrence Nuemu George Walko Olin White and Patrucua Woodford Even though ut us cold and snowing as l wrute thus we all know that soon ut wull be warmer and that June and the close of the school year are not too far away Class of 1962 After a few weeks of school came the time for Freshman Inutuatuon On the nught of September 30 1958 an unutuatuon took place Each Freshman was made up as a partucular person and had some sully stunt to perform on the stage before an audience After the unutuatuon we were guests of the Sophomores at a record hop ln the annual Magazine Campaign Carolyn Woodford and Terrence Wulluam son were our class captains Our class was second among the classes un the amount of money turned un ln the fall Robert Hargreaves James Meldrum and Terrence Wulluamson played baseball During the wunter the same three boys went out for basketball Ter rence played on the starting five The fol lowung gurls were on the gurls squad Georgie Donahue Patrucua Hunkley and Jacqueline Tufts Robert Newell have been up on Sugarloaf for ski lessons James Meldrum and CLASS OF l960 Front Row Lleft to rughtj Horn Oliver Gilmore Phulbruck E Chadbourne Second Row Reud Loveloy Boynton R Crocker H Norton Hamlun M Luce Third Row S Norton Thompson Leeman D Wulluamson Woodcocll Hutchins R Punkham CLASS OF 1961 Front Row ileft to rughtl Nichols P Woodford Baker Davudson Morrell Second Row Boyce Robunson Moore Wollzo A Chadbourne L Nuemu Absent McKenney Whute CLASS OF l962 Front Row ileft to rughtj T Wulluamson Trenholm C Woodford J Tufts D Wulcox Second Row E Punkham C Crocker B Welch R Hargreaves Curtis Gould H Punkham Third Row G Donahue Marean J Meldrum W Nuemu P Hunkley Absent F Donahue Robert Newell ll , 1 f ll ' 'f Il ' ' , L u. . . I . I I 7 I ' . I I 1 I 1 . I I - , . 1 ' I I I T ' f 1 . . , . QS . ' I 1 , . I ' . , . I 1 I I . . . . . . , I I 2 . . , V - - 5 I f I - u - 1 1 Q - 3 - 1 i I v i I 1 - 1 2 . . , u - . - - : , . : . , I - , . , . .

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James Meldrum was elected to be our class editor to The Abram Breeze. He helped sell ads out of town and he and Frank Donahue have helped sell them in Kingfield. Three of us have worked on The Ski Lift. Jacqueline Tufts was co- editor of gossip and Eunice Pinkham and Bruce Gould were reporters. Several of our girls have practiced some with the Girls Chorus. They are Eunice Pinkham, Linda Trenholm, Jacqueline Tufts, and Donna Wilcox. Five of us play in the band. They and their instruments are as follows: Georgie Donahue, clarinet, Bruce Gould, trombone, Patricia Hinkley, clarinet, James Meldrum, trumpet, and Terrence Williamson, valve trombone. We have held several fudge sales and at least one record hop to help us raise some money. With this year going so fast, I am sure that we are all looking forward to next year. HILDA PIN K HAM EUN ICE PINKHAM ROBERT NEWELL G EORGIE DONAHUE F RANK DONAHUE PATRICIA H I NKLEY GR E GORY CURTIS DONNA WI l COX JAMES MEL D RUM CAROLYN WOOD F ORD CLIFFORD C R OCKER CARR O LL GOULD CHARLE S MAREAN LINDA TREN H OLM BRU C E WELCH WILLIAM NIEMI J A CQUELINE TUFTS ROBERT HARGREAVE S TERRENCE WILLIAM S ON THE CLASS OF 1958 IN WASHINGTON D C Left to right Patr cia Abbott Judith Taylor Dawn Norton Mary Boyce Edward Donahue Har ey Packard Ralph Ho ard M Chesley Pnkhqm Robe' Dunham Hazen McMullen James Williamson Harry Luce Jollne Raymond Mona Horn Ethel Donahue lencl Ol er Judith daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Taylor of Brattlebo o Vermont as a member of th s class all through the grades at the end of which time her family moved a ay Because her class at Brattleboro was not going to Washington she made the trip th these her former classmates