Limington Academy - Sokokis Warrior Yearbook (Limington, ME)

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GLENN CURTISS TAYLOR Rabbit Agriculture 'Triendship is the wine of life L Club Z, 3, Senior Drama 3,4g One- Act Play l, Z, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Prize Speaking 1, Z, 3, C. Y. C. L. Checker Tourn- ament lg Music 2, 33 Sokokis Warrior Staff 4. Senior Class Report Our class of seven met soon after school started to begin the business of our last year here at Limington Academy. We chose the following officers: President .................... David Libby Vice-President . . .... Gordon Maxim Secretary .... . . Margaret Reynolds Treasurer .................. Marilyn Munson Frank Norton, Gordon Maxim and David Libby represent us in Student Council. Mar- garet Reynolds and David Libby represented us in basketball. Our first project of the year was the sponsoring of a boiled dinner on October Four- teenth from which we profited about twenty dollars. Next we decided to repeat our Hunters' Breakfast of last year. Bright and early fat about two-thirty a. m. D, we arrived at the Grange Hall on November first. At five o'clock a photographer and his wife ar- rived, who ate and then snapped pictures of us in action. Later another photographer i arrived, who also took pictures. The next day we appeared in the paper, much to our surprise. We were so successful that we repeated the breakfast the following Saturday, with less profit and publicity, but as much fun. We followed these by a movie, which was not as successful. In Januar , we bought our playbooks and began hard practice and work for our Senior Y Drama. We had such a good time at our first performance that we repeated this also with satisfactory results . We have kept the school clean by sweeping twice a week, and thus earned the remain- der of our necessary funds for our Washington trip. We will leave on April fifteenth to tour the Capitol, Shenandoah Valley, New York City, and will stop in Boston. Then will come graduation, for all of us, we hope, and then the future of various oc- cupations. Whatever we are doing, I am sure Limington Academy will have a place al- ways in our memories. We, the senior class of 1955, wish to thank our c ass a vi the time she has spent in our behalf. We also wish to thank all of the teachers of our four years here for their part in our education. l d 'sor, Mrs. Chick, for all Margaret Reynolds, Secretary

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JU IOR CLASS 5 W SEATED: Left to Right, Beverly Pulsifer, Flora Jackson, Richard Hasty, Mrs. Matijczyk, Advisor, Russell Hume, Virginia Gammon, and Janice Braley. STANDING: Beatrice Harmon, Jean Worden, Eldon Taylor, Donald Hasty, Philip Stubbs, Richard Bodimer, Robert Axelsen, Richard Wood, John Blake and Faye Chick. The Junior Class consists of eight girls and nine boys. At our first class meeting we chose the following class officers: President ...... . Richard Hasty Vice-President . . Russell Hume Secretary .... . . . Flora Jackson Treasurer ................ . Virginia Gammon Our members in Student Council are the following: Richard Hasty, Russell Hume and Faye Chick. Eleven of the seventeen went out for basketball. All received letters, and All-Star awards went to Richard Hasty, Richard Bodimer and Janice Braley. Four of our boys went out for Track. When the Seniors were three players short for the Senior Drama, the Juniors were called upon. We were happy to contribute these to the cast: Robert Axelsen, Faye Chick, and Virginia Gammon. Our last project will be the Commencement Ball. To Mrs. Matijczyk, our advisor, we wish to express our greatest thanks and appre- ciation for her aid and advice which has helped guide us through this year of school suc- cessfully, Secretary, Flora Jackson