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

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IContunuedJ BAND The combuned bands of Strong and Phullups presented a demonstratuon at Web ster hall March 4 I958 Thus was to n troduce the students of Kungfield to varuous band instruments and to the unstructor Mr Burchard Flagg of Strong Many students became interested rught away and began choosung the mstruments they wushed t play We started havung lessons Tuesdays and practuce sessuons Saturday afternoons We were un the begunnung duvuded unto groups accordung to unstruments and later as to abuluty A few that started dropped out but we have gained recruuts along the way makung a band of twenty one mem bers Durung August whule Webster Hall was beung umproved we were unable to practuce but un September we resumed our beung changed to Thursday nught Our first publuc appearance was at the annual sprung concert un May I958 Sunce then we have played at the Senior Play un November wuth Strong Phullups and Rangeley bands at the Round Robun un Strong one nught on the streets of Kung field and we have also played for the students of the hugh school buuldung A soon as the snow leaves us we plan to play on the streets quute often It has been quute some tume sunce Kung field has had a hugh school band We are proud that ut us possuble to have one now and belueve that wuth cooperatuon ut wull contunue for many years ahead Jean Oluver 60 GIRLS CHORUS Every year sunce I can remember tlueue has been a large group of gurls partucupat ung un the Kungtield Hugh School Gurls Chorus Thus year we had a large group PAGE EIGHTEEN to begun wuth but as the year has fast slupped by our number has dumunushed al most as fast At the tume of thus wrutung three months before the annual concert there are about seven gurls attendung regularly Mrs Wung us doung her best but the Gurls Chorus cannot partucupate un the concert unless more gurls attend We realuze that Druver Educatuon us makung ut dufficult for some gurls to attend the weekly sessuon But there are others who lust dont bother to go How then can they expect to sung before the publuc and make a good show ing? Because of the unduflference of some the whole group may be depuuved of the experience of takung part un a concert un whuch every grade un the Kungfield school system us represented All of you gurls who wull be un Kungfield to attend every practuce sessuon of Gurls Chorus and make ut somethung that you all partucupate un and enloy Vurgunua Hargreaves 59 PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS What does the pursuut of Happuness mean to me? When I thunk of the pursuut of happuness I thunk of beung able to do the thungs I want wuthout someone tellung me uf I may or may not I luke to choose my own clothes have the kund of 'ob I want and choose the recreatuon I want Thus statement also applues to my future Iufe I can choose my own professuon college home and uf I want to marry I can choose my husband I have also the freedom to thunk and speak wuthout fear of beung sentenced to pruson By pos sessung all these thungs I feel I am on the road toward happuness Juduth Jordan 59 It Q I I I - I l ' 1 . . . O . I . . . . . . . I . , I , , regular lessons, with the practice sessions High School next year, I hope you will plan . . . . . , : ' ' . - : . . . Il . . ll . s D . I . . I ' 1 Q 1 - I . ' . I . . . I I . ' 1 . . G , I I l I . . . - ' ' I . ' I

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MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN Thus year as usual Kungfleld Hugh School held a Magazune Campaugn Thus druve was started later however and lasted for only one week unstead of the usual two There was a contest between the gurls and the boys wuth each class hav ung unduvudual captauns and a contest be tween the classes General manager of the whole contest was Merton Meldrum Donald Hamlun was has assustant The class leaders were Senuors Mavus Atwood and Arthur Welch Junuors Verna Phul bruck and Cecul Leeman Sophorruores Lor raune Davudson and Steven Morrell Fresh men Carolyn Woodford and Terrence Wulluamson At the end of the week we found that the gurls had outsold the boys and that the senuor class had sold the most to be fol lowed by the Freshmen Junuors and Sophomores un that ouder Best of all we had sold a great deal more than we dud last year Dorothy Luce was hgh sales man sellung more than seventy dollars worth Lorraune Davudson and Clunton Knapp were next These three together sold a thurd of all sales Thus means that all the other students combuned sold two thurds of the total Thus us a lot better than last year but there s stull room for un provement The school gets flfty per cent on the fou best sellung magazunes and thurty three and one thurd per cent on all the others Thus us one sound reason why each student should try to sell at least one subscruptuon A student can help humself by sellung subscruptuons The hughest salesman of each class receuved a pruze whuch mught be a pen and pencul set a bracelet or some other pruze worth at least a dollar In almost every home there are people who read magazunes These people may Ed QContunuedJ be wautung to renew theur subscruptuons or to take new ones Therefore uf a student calls on them they vvull usually buy from thus student thereby helpung the student tne subscrubers ard the school Therefore even though we dud a lot better than we dud last year let us do even better rext year Let us actually reach our goal or every student sellung at least one subscruptuon Donald Hamlun 60 RECORD HOPS Record hops are relaxung After spend ung a day of study at school or workung durung a day we have oFf from school ut us very pleasant to spend the evenung chattung wuth school fruends and dancung or lust Iustenung to records ln a town of thus suze especually durung the wunter months there us luttle entertaun ment provuded for teen agers The movue theater us closed we have no skatung runks only a small number of students are able to sku at Sugarloaf and basketball us the only other sport provuded for us Thus s one bug reason why record hops are so successful provudung entertaunment Also the moderate pruces of record hops are well wuthun the budget of school age people Perhaps tlaus scarcuty un the way of pro vuded entertaunneent wull make us more ap precuatuve un the future when more enter taunment us avaulable In the meantume what us a better way to spend an evenung and your money than at a record hop? There you may chat wuth your fruends get your flll of refreshments tuy out new dance step and catch up on all the latest tunes Jean Oluver 60 PAGE SEVENTEEN Ot O u 1 ' ' . . . ,- . I 1 I I f . . - , . . , 1 ' 1 H - - - fu . . . - 1 1 I 1 ' I 1 ' I - 1 I 1 u . , - 1 . l - 1 ' . I 1 . 1 ' . I I I h I . In . . u ,, - I .1 ' , - - 1 I I I , u s, . . - u

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..,.- The Two Home Rooms of r ef s .7 '1 4-i,....sww4 MH--rw-A-'I 4, 'Y .6 be dl? e prcture cn the t s the Jontor or hc we rocn o r: emc stan nc- :st e t e one next to st except f r the front tvo sects ne Senior A Vwfelch x o sts e rner I VI In wut M Meldrunw The Junnors till t e rest o e se s The gtrl on the tor feft who hos een cu o as ove y Hu c :ns v o usuc: ly snts In fron o her ls stcxndxng up b ck by N Gilmore or most of the yecxr there ho been c totcl of thxrty students In tus room The picture ot the b 'om shows Mr Lush and he Freshman Sophomore home room Thus ye r the sedts once more face the door wxth Nr Lush s desk by he door Ordxnorlly the Sophorrores sat ct the rnght Us you tcce us with the Freshmen ot the left In thus pxcture the Freshmen ore for the most port ID their own sects wxth the Sophomores hlhng nn along the b.1ck Or- the rnornmg the pncture was token four of us were absent ond oppcrently two of us were cut out of th pncture In all ot the present we number thtrteen Sophomores ond mneteen Freshmen I, . 5, , f 1 ,f ,QV so 'T f .. , -V ,H in - Th ' cp sho'--. ' -Sen? rx , r , with Mrs, Ch :Ve-1 - ' dl, L, ' th left. The sects face owoy from the road. The Seniors fill the se::'s In the lost row ct the right ond h A : -Y . O ' , , , -uh E in th co , 's 'sit- ' g 'h . . ' h f th ot , , ' . b . t FF' J. L jo. J, t h' , fh I ' ' t f ,' ' C: T. ' . F s ' ' 5' , ' ot. . K I I , ? I . . A . M . . '