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

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greater variety and also some drummers for our street marching March 'I3 Yearbook must go to press today Wonder if we will ever make ut? Knowlton and McLeary of Farmington are our printers this year March 20 8- 21 The Knngfield Winter Carmval events Plans are progressing rapidly for that now under the direction of Mr Lush The Coronation Dance will be Saturday night with Sutclnffes Orchestra Employment Tests On December 2 Mr Larsen came over from Skowhegan to administer to all the Maine Employment Security Commission The entire test grades the person tak ing it as to what field or fields he is capable of entering for employment and the areas into which he can go onto school for further study The test took most of the day In the forenoon it consisted of an individual wrt ten test and questionnaire to find out what each senior is interested in and to School Calendar fC.,,.,.n.,ed, playing Who will be the Queen and the King? April T7 Vacation begins today The Sensors leave for Portland, New York, and Washington to be gone a week We wish them well May T Freshman Record Hop May 8 Annual Music Festival May 'l5 Junior Prom wuth the Hi Phu s May 31 Baccalaureate June 4 Commencement some extent what he knows about different sublects and types of work The tests after ficatuons are On January T3 Mr Marsen, along with a fellow worker from the some office came to interview each semor individually and to point out to ham what the test had re vealed A record of the results of the test was left with the school to be put on file with the permanent record of each senior The Cross Country Boys being coached by Mr Poulin are left to right James Meldrum Hubert Norton Terrence Williamson, Donald Hamlin Charles Hinkley Cecil leeman Merton Melclrum and David Williamson PAGE TWENTY NINE seniors the test offered annually by the dinner were to see what his physical quali-

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The Senuor Play The senuor three act play the comedy Here Comes Charlue durected by Mrs Chad bourne was presented on November 21 1958 All but one Senuor had a speakung part and that one helped wuth the other problems to make ut a one hundred per cent senuor actuvuty The cast follows Nora Malone a typucal lrush maud at the Elluott home Vurgunua Hargreaves Omcer Tum McGrull a young stal wart poluceman who us also Nora s sweetheart Roland Wulcox Mrs Fanny Farnham Larrys aunt by marruage who us a dusagree able and arrogant woman Suzanne Tufts Larry Elluott a debonaure kundly young busuness man Arthur Welch Ted Hartley a keen eyed luvely cynucal chap who us Larry s old tume college pal Clunton Knapp Vuvuan Smythe Kersey a spouled and schemung socuety gurl wuth Gurls Chorus The Gurls Chorus under the durectuon of Mrs Ruth Wung wuth Mrs Phyllus Lander at the puano has been meetung every Thurs day durung actuvuty peruod The number of gurls un attendance varues partly because of the confluct un tume between thus practuce and the druver educatuon class whuch some of the gurls have taken euther the flrst or the last semester The band us umprovung very well thus year under the supervusuon of Mr Burchard Flagg They have already made several publuc appearances thus year Las fall they played for all the grades un the Stanley School buuldung One nught they played for a whule un front of Webster Hall and then they marched on the streets for a short peruod On November 2l they played several selectuons before the pre sentotuon of the senuor three act play and also between the acts The followung Tuesday combuned wuth band members from other schools they played at the Round Robun un Strong In March they played agaun before the school Thus tume a calculatung dusposutuon who us Larrys fiancee Mavu Atwood Uncle Aleck Twuggs a typucal huck who has only a luttle hour but a lot of chun whuskers He has a loud vouce and breezy man ner about hum and he us also un charge of Charlue Merton Meldrum Charlie Hopps Larrys ward a pretty and charmung gurl of seventeen t ll h ld thought and actuon Dorothy Luce Mrs Carolyn Smythe Kersey Vuv uans mother a snobbush and arrogant matron adducted to the use of a lorgnette .luduth Jordan Mortumer Smythe Kersey Vuvuan s brother a vacuous lookung youth wuth a bored and lan guud aur Charles Hunkley The play was presented very nucely and showed that a lot of tume and effort had been put unto ut They have been workung on the pueces I ll be Seeung You Begun the Beguune Cant You Hear Me Callung Carolune Bend of the Ruver and Suboney The gurls wull sung un the Varuety Show whuch us a part of the Wunter Carnuval on March 20 T959 and agaun un the Sprung Musuc Festuval they were hopurg to encourage some new members to uoun theur ranks They need several types of unstruments especually the drums for theur street marchung whuch they wull begun to practuce each week very soon now The hugh school band members and theur unstruments are Senuors Judy Jordan trum pet and Charles Hunkley trombone Junuors .lean Oluver saxophone and Davud Boynton trumpet Sophomores Betsy Moore clarunet and Steven Morrell trumpet Freshmen Georgue Donahue clarunet Patrucua Hunkley clarunet Bruce Gould trombone James Meldrum trumpet and Terrence Wulluamson valve trombone C ' 1 . . , .S 1 1 1 , . 1 . . . . . , 1 1 1 1 ' , S l U C I In , . . , . ' 1 ' 1 . . . 1 1 - ' 1 . . . - ' ' 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 ' , , I . . . ' 1 O - - - 11 1 - 11 11 - - 11 . . 1 1 . . 11 1 - - 11 ' 1 . . . . H . 11 11 - 11 . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . T , , 1 1 ' . , , 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 - 1 I 1 . 1 1 1 , I 1 1 , 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 -