Limington Academy - Sokokis Warrior Yearbook (Limington, ME)

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LIMINGTON OPPONENT S 00 30 SUMMARY OF GAMES POTTER LIMERICK PORTER 45 43 POTTER CORNISH 46 45 CORNISH HOLLIS 57 22 PORTER BUXTON 59 37 HOLLIS CASCO 57 34 LIMERICK NEW GLOUCESTER 68 55 BUXTON LEAGUE PLAY-OFF LIMINGTON 28 OXFORD DISTRICT TOURNAMENT LIMINGTON 61 HOLLIS LIMINGTON 64 POTTER LIMINGTON 44 OXFORD WESTERN MAINE TOURNAMENT LIMINGTON 51 WOODSTOCK LIMINGTON 35 OXFORD SENIOR DRAMA Cast of I-IEADIN' For The HILLS 'JO

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ALL STARS QF' ' g, 1, Richard Bodcmer INDIV IDUA L SCOR ES Donald Hasty 32.8 Richard Bodemer 302 Richard Hasty 285 Russell Hume 101 Raymond Johnson 68 Norman Maxim 65 Robert Axelsen 53 Carl Bouchey Z0 Robert Bouchey 16 Richard Wood 8 ROBERT BUUCIIEY Richard Hasty . 'S '---P-1.-,.,, -fa Li 'SRS SPONSORED BY WEBB'S STORE El LAX 5

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CLASS HONORS FIRST HONORS Richard Hasty SECOND HONORS Russell Hume Janice Flora Jackson Faye Chick Beverly Pulsifer Virginia Gammon Jean Worden John Blake SENIOR CLASS REPORT On September eighth, the senior class of 1956 held its first class meeting. The following officers were chosen: President .................. . . Richard Hasty Vice President ............. ..... J ohn Blake Secretary ....... ..... . . . . .... Janice Braley Treasurer ................................. Beverly Pulsifer Late in September, the class pictures were taken at the Jackson White Studio, this being our first class activity. Shortly following this, was the cattle judging contest which was held at Fryeburg. There, John Blake and Robert Axelsen won first prize in judging dairy cattle. On November first, basketball practice began for both the boys and girls. Those from our class participating were: Faye Chick, Janice Braley, Flora Jackson, Beverly Pulsifer, Jean Worden, Richard Hasty, Donald Hasty, Richard Bodemer, Russell Hume, Robert Axelsen, and Richard Wood. Janice Braley represented our class at the annual spelling contest which was held at Cornish. ln January, our class sponsored the Clyde and Willy Joy Show: this did not prove to be too successful. On March fifth, we held a dance at the Town Hall: this too was not as profitable as we had expected, perhaps because of bad weather. We hope to have more success with our class play, Headin' for the Hills, which will be presented in April under the direction of Miss Edith McCauley. Our class, with its seventeen members, will be the largest to be graduated from Limington Academyg we hope that we shall not be remembered for this alone. At this time, we wish to express our thanks to Mr. Fairchild, our class adviser, and to all the faculty who have devoted so much time and effort to our education. We also wish to express our appreciation to the public for their support of our activities throughout our four high school years. J. E. B. Seniors Entering Limington Academy in 1952 W' R S l SPONSORED BY JOHN AND BEULAH