Limington Academy - Sokokis Warrior Yearbook (Limington, ME)

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EAMEW A Gilbert Gammon Rath Gammon Q Carl Harmon Clayton Libby ' Grace Parisean Barbara Ramsdell mu SENIOR STATISTICS FOR SALE ' One movable desk. Nothing 'Q V I WEAKNESS Cows, trucks Dancing An unlucky Algebra book. n A clean desk 2? Janet V. Hazel a Best easy walkers D Sailors One well-used FrenQh,MarineS bvok- O . f Herbert Ramsdell Talking machineH Marion Nathalie Shea One usec ticket, Soldiers. . - wto'L.A.' , I, A A i xxxxx V I F L ora' , Fr A nk Jan I ce layton ACM arion ' Don ld Sh I rley C avid ' Jea N V Tru G race O Del ont Ru T n f Jerr M D-O nald , Ja N et XX8Xi AMBITION Dairyman Beautician Marines College Wave Teacher Comedian Govt. ' Workers G6A6Po '53

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SENIOR ggLAss REPORT The four years ofxour high school days together are about to come to an'endBH' +-5 We started the year with eight students, and with Mrsi Chidk1our advisor again this year to whom we are grateful for all her help during the past two years.' '1 ' Five from our class participated in basketball. Grace Pariseau and Clayton Libby were chosen captains of their teams with Ruth Gammon co-captain of the girls team.. .f , Herbert Ramsdell and Gilbert Gammon made up part of thef- first string for the boys, Ruth Gammon and Clayton Libby were chosen to play in the All-Star game. ' Baseball took the same three boys who participated in basketball, Herbert Ramsdell, Clayton Libby'and Gilbert Gammons fThe boys have not played any games as yet butt practice has been going full force. ' A ' A' we put on a one-act play which was qurtegsuccessfulg On town meeting night we put on the annual'drama. The play this year was HQuit Your Kidding.W The script called for twelve and we had only eight in our class, therefore we had to take four Juniors who were: Marilyn McKinnon, Gerald Blake, Marion Harmon and Hazel Bodemer. As a form of raising money we undertook the polishing of cars belonging to the townspeople. This planned to be a very successful operation. Up to date we have polished seven cars and we are in hopes of contacting others and performing the same service. W 4 u We, the Senior class of '53 in Limington Academy would like to extend our deepest appreciation to the people of the Town of Limington for their loyal support in every activity we have spcnsered in the last four years. To Mrs. Chick our advisor we give our gratitude for her help in our activities during the time she has been our advisor. We all sincerely thank her for everything she has done which we shall never forget.

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