Madison High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Madison, ME)

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I-'roni ron ll. Collins, Il. lvltititly, Il. lhiggins. I.. l'reble, M. 'I'upiier. R. Viles. C. Dyer, S. lletley. Miss Iaiok. I, 'l'liririie, S. lleaiimont. ll, Ouellette, D. Yigue. l.. Caswell. R. l'crlsins. l'.. Austin. Sr-tonrl row -li. Clement. C. Macllonaltl. I. llelanger. I.. I.eCl.iir. Ii. l'etley. li. Smith. D. Larson, R. Mlm-,lyv ll, ll.-Jltl, tp. In-laiio, I, O'Connor. ll. llariie. R. Dawes. l'. Caouette. M. Foster. Il. Su-veiis. 'l'hiid row C. llairleii. l.. Smith. l.. Rich. lx. XYatt. lf.. llcane, ll. Kittredge. C. Stevens. VV. Hassett. QX. Comeau. R. l t'i'gtisoii. R. Savage. R. Rogers. R. Corson. lf.. Myers. XV, Daigle. l-'mirth row- ll. l.elllanc. Xl. Morris. R. Cliampion. I.. llayden. R, lilliiigwoml. C. Goodwin, ll. Goodwin. I.. Yason. ll. lfranklin. R. Dunlap, R. Caouette. II. Libby, N. I.eCl.iir. R. MacDonald. JUNIOR CLASS Junior Class The Class ol' '49 is proud to say that its year as luniors at Madison High School has proved to be very successful, thanks to its class adviser, Miss Look. During the junior year, the Iollowing class otlicers were elected: Robert MacDonald, presi- dent: Iames Thorne, vice-president: Shirley Petley. secretary: and Christine Dyer, treasurer. Representatives to the Student Council were Clifton Goodwin and Patricia Caouette while lunior cheerleaders were Constance MacDon- ald and Betty Clement. During the magazine contest, Hadley Kit- tredge was assistant business manager, with Beatrice Ilarvie and Connie MacDonald serving as home room secretaries. The Iunior-Senior party proved a success. Patricia Caouette was named editor ol' the special Iunior Iizzlldog. Christine Dyer and Robert MacDonald were elected Miss and Mr. lunior. The class of '49 entered Madison High School in the Iall ol' I9-Ii. It was not until after the initiation at the Freshman-Sophomore party that the members of the class felt like full- Hedged students of the school. As Freshmen, the class elected the following oflicers: pres., lames Thorne: vice-pres., Clif- ton Goodwin: sec., Norman Morris: treas., Shirley Petley: Student Council, Connie Mac- Donald: Service Club, VValter Handley and lean O'Connor: cheerleader, Ruth Dawes. At the beginning of the Sophomore year, the class of '49 took its revenge at the Freshman- Sophomore party where the Freshmen, by showing great sportsmanship, helped make the party a success. Robert Ferguson and Christine Dyer were elected Mr. and Miss Sophomore. Ofhcers for the year were pres.. Iames Thorne: vice-pres., Robert Ferguson: sec., Ruth Dawes: treas., Norman Morris: Student Council, Clifton Goodwin: cheerleader, Betty Clement.

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had been left end on the football team that year and had been elected captain of the next year's team. Came the Senior year, the climax of all the efforts of the class of 1948. When the class met in September, 1947, Mrs. Prescott assumed her new duties as class adviser, since Miss Wilbur had retired. Alva Reed was re-elected class president while Beverly Andrews was chosen vice-president, Dorothy Longley, sec- retaryg and Lawrence Blanchard, treasurer. Frances MacDonald was named cheerleader. Seniors assisting her were Iacqueline Allen, who also acted as head basketball cheerleader, and Phyllis Maillet. Robert Richard was re-elected to the Stu- dent, of which he then served as President. Other representatives from the Seniors were Lorraine Cyr and Guy Howard. Marjorie Hunt directed the annual magazine contest: she was business manager of the com- mittee. Norman Weston, Nancy Wing, and William Kennedy were chosen to represent the high school in the Pepsi-Cola scholarship test. Wes- ton, one of the most brilliant members of the class of '48, had the honor of being announced one of the seventeen Finalists in the state. He was the First student from Madison High School to receive this honor. Beula Rich, another of the outstanding Sen- iors, was chosen the D. A. R. Good Citizenship candidate for 1948.1 Outstanding athletes among the boys in the class were Guy Howard, Richard Frost, Leo Henry, Frank Fernald, Lawrence Maillet, Rob- ert Richard, Robert Rogers, and Walter Hand- ley. Outstanding girl athletes were Frances MacDonald, Doris Hebert, Mary Dill, and Evelyn Sabol. Norman Weston headed the yearbook staff as editor-in-chief. Iohn Hall and Lena The- barge directed the business staff. The Senior play, Kiss and Tell , directed by Mr. Daggett, was originally scheduled for the nights of February 18 and 19. Because of the illness of the director, the play had to be postponed. Having leading parts in the pro- duction were Iacqueline Allen, David Pratt, and Norman Weston. A group of Seniors left during the April va- cation for the trip to Washington. Senior Hop, Baccalaureate, Class Night, and, finally, Graduation on Iune 10, will complete the story of the class of 1948 at Madison High School. ,lil 1 1 if 21

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Sophomore Class Last year ninety Freshmen entered M. H. S. going into rooms one, eight and twelve. At the first class meeting Charles Chandler was elected class president: Loraine Boynton, vice- presidentg Keith Stanley, secretary: Mary Bearor, treasurer. Claire Henry and Arthur Andrews were on the Student Council. Audrey Koritzky was elected cheerleader to represent the class of '50 in their first year at M. H. S. Claire Henry led the school in the magazine contest and shared honors with Keith Stanley as Miss and Mr. Freshman. Robert Nault and llelen Chizmar won letters in boy's baseball and girl's basketball, respectively. Claire llenry and Charles Iillson were chosen for the yearbook staff. This year, with Mr. Booth again as class ad- viser, the class of '50 had seventy-three as the enrollment total. Charles Chandler was again made president of the class. Other officers are Roseann Nason. vice-president: Betty Gower, secretary: and Walter lfortin, treasurer. Stu- dent Council members are Gerald Sidell and Audrey Koritzky. This year the class elected two cheerleaders, Claire Henry and Loraine Boynton. The Freshman-Sophomore party was a suc- cess with the following committee members: Crystal Young. Loraine Boynton, Mary Bearor, Gerald Sidell and Charles Iillson for stuntsp Audrey Thomas, lrene Caron, Blanche Beau- lieu in charge of refreshments: Roseann Nason. Richard Deschenes. VValter liortin and Betty Gower leading the games. Manford Stewart and Gerald Sidell made the varsity in football with Donald Kelly and Gil- bert DeRoehe as assistant managers. Arthur Andrews and Keith Stanley made the boy's varsity basketball and Claire Henry and Helen Chizmar made the girl,s team. Un the boy's Iayvee team, Robert LeBlanc. Donald Kelly and Manford Stewart represented the Sopho mores. Chosen as Honorary Sophomore Edi- tor for the lillllflfllg paper was Arthur Andrews. SOPHOMORE CLASS Seated on floor--R. llilton. I. l.tssoi'c. Y. llaigle. R. l..indi'y. l', 'l'ri.il. R. lfiuery. C. Iillson. K. Stanley. C. lJeRnche. XY. Luce. ll. Nailcan. M. Blanch.u'd. M. Get-iie. l'irst row --- l'. Xlilliams. N. t-rcene. I. Vlithec. R. llulcy. lf. Cowan. 'I'. BuulxL'l', W. Iforlinc. B. Gower. Mr. Booth. R. Nason. ll. Chandler. 'Il Sabol. l.. l'lourdc. C. llcnry. l.. llnyllliill. M. Nichols. Second row- VV. Brooks. I. RlCll.ll'tl. C, Young. lf. CiiiiIiL'l'. .X. Rortivlti. C, Moody, 'l'. l.t-llage, R. Moody. l. Caron. l.. Billings. S. l't-tt-rs. ll. Cluv,ni.u'. lf. Ploiinlt-. M. Watts. l'. llilion. li. filL'.llllt'l'. Third row -ll. Kelley. ll. VVithce. R. Nault. A. Myers. .X. 'Ihoin.is. M. Be.u'oi'. B. Be.iulit'u. R. llewcy. R. Mclicc. S. Yilcs. I. Nixon. ll. XVliippIc. M. I'hilhos, C. Clark. Fourth rowf---R. Gilman. .-X. .Xll.1in. R. l.c-Blanc. R. llaggett. I.. llionne. B. M.ulit-son. G. Sith-ll, R. l'owlcr. R. Speiicer. NX. l'ci'l.ind. .X. .-Xiidrt-ns. M. Sll'W.lI'l. R. llescliciics.