Limington Academy - Sokokis Warrior Yearbook (Limington, ME)

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Seated, left to right: Wilma Gammon, Robert Bouchey, Mrs. Cynthia Morgan, Advisor: Norman Maxim, John Evans. Standing: Jeanette Dean, Judy Evans, Ray Johnson, Robert Taylor, Carl Bouchey, Ivory Estes, Richard Lewis, Retha Taylor. The Class of 1958 entered Limington Academy for its third high school year in September, 1956. At our first class meeting, the following officers were elected: President, Robert Bouchey Vice President, Norman Maximg Treasurer, John Evansg and Secretary, Wilma Gammon. Six of our students went out for girls' or boys' basketball, and all received letters. Ray Johnson and Norman Maxim received All-Star recognition. Our first class project was a Hunter's Breakfast on November 1, which was highly successful. Juniors also sponsored a Cowboy Show and the Commencement Dance. The Junior Class wishes to express its thanks to our advisor, Mrs. Mor- gan, for her advice and assistance in guiding us through a successful year.

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Seated, left to right: Georgia Lane, Bonnie McKenny, Roger Braley, Marie Martell. Standing: Karen Perkins, Donna Jordan, Mr. John McDonald, Advisor, Patricia Dearborn, Peggy Grover. The Class of 1959 started its second high school year with ten students, two of whom dropped out during the year. At our first class meeting we elected the following officers: President, Bonnie McKenny: Vice President, Roger Braleyg Secretary, Georgia Laney and Treasurer, Marie Martell. On September 28, 1956, we got our activities going with Freshman Initiation. We did our best to make spectacles of them by parading them around town in the afternoon in rags, wigs and painted faces. The reception took place that evening and was followed by a dance, with music furnished by the town orchestra. It was great fun, even for the freshmen and quite successful. The Sophomore class contributed the services of its outstanding boy, Roger Braley, to the school basketball team. The Class of 1959 is grateful to its class advisor, Mr. McDonald, for his help during the year, as well as to the other teachers for their time and effort on our be- half.