Madison High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Madison, ME)

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lfionl row H. ,-Xiulrews. N. VVing. II. Caouette. I. lfitlgerald. N. XVeston. ll. Kittredge. Y. NVilliams. I.. 'l'lit-barge. U. Ouellette. V. Koclialsian. St-coml row -- M. liter, Mr. .XliberIi. Mr, llagilett. Mrs. Stmchlield. Miss Look. Mr, liooth. Miss l .i.ins. Mrs. Gower. Mr. Staples. G. Phillips. 'lhird row C. Henri. ll. llehert. l.. CW. ll. Noble. ll. Rieh. H. llarvit. IF, Longlex. R. ltdgerly. I. Allen. li. Sahol, li. Ouellette. lf. Mat'lJonald. I-'ourth row---lf, Iillson. VV. Kc-iiiietly. I. llall. R, lzllingwood, tl. fiuutlwlll. R. ililioiuas, R, Ra-Iiiml, R. lzlirlich, YEARBUOK Yearbook To keep the memories ol' school days liresh in our minds as the years go hy has been the thought behind all the articles in the I9-I8 edi- tion ol' the Bulldog. VVe have tried to make ilu- write-ups as nearly complete as possible and. by using new arrangements in the senior and activities sections. we have tried to present a new design. VVe hope that these innovations will be favorably received by the student body. XVe regret, howexer. that many ol' our plans had to he curtailed because ol our limited budget. The Hnlfzlng could not have been produced without the tireless ellort ol' many people. .Xc- cordingly. we wish to thank all laculty mem- bers: the stall: Miss Look and her elhcient and always cooperative typistsg Mr. Staples and his business stall: all students who have con- tributed in any way to the yearbook: the Van- tine studio lor their cooperation and excellent photography: the Portland Etigraviiig Com- panyg Mr. Goodwin of the Knowlton and Mc- Leary Company: and. finally, the advertisers without whose support there would be no Hull- flag. Heading the stall lor ll?-I8 was lfditor-inf Cfhiel' Norman Westcmii. His capable assistant editors were Ioan Fitzgerald. Patricia Caouette, and lladley lsittredge. The business stall inf eluded Lena Tlieliarge. and Valerie XVilliams. business managers: and Iohn llall and Naiiey VVin3.g, advertising managers. Others on the stall were: Clifton Goodwin, assistant advertising manager: Robert Richard and Lorraine Cyr. photography: Lorraine Cfyr. Robert lihrlich, and Victoria liochalsian. actixi ties: Geraldine Phillips, Frances blacllonald. Marjorie Dyer. Robert lfllingwood. Beverly Uuellette, Claire llenry. Charles Iillson. Ulixe

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Ouellette. and Robert Thomas. class editors: livelyn Sabol, Beula Rich. Dorothy Longley, Beverly Andrews, typists: Beatrice I-larvie and Ruth lidgerly, assistant typists: William Ken- nedy and Doris Hebert, athletics: Iacqueline Allen, literary: Lester Wagner, humor: and Student Council Robert Richard was elected president when the Student Cfouncil held its first meeting Oc- tober li, l947. Other ollicers elected were Lorraine Cyr, vice-presidentg Patricia Caouette, secretary: and Guy lloward. treasurer. A project for the Student Council this year was to have the tennis court repaired and later to sell rackets and tennis halls at reduced rates. Betty Noble, exchanges and Alumni news. Faculty advisers were Mr. Booth, Mrs. Stinchheld, Mrs. Gower, Miss Look. Mr. Ali- berti. Miss Evans. Mr. Daggett, and Mr. Staples. To raise money for this project, the Student Council sponsored vie dances alter each Fri- day home game. A semi-formal dance was held in May in the auditorium. liach year, the club plans to have a project to make improvements for the school. As in past years, the Student Council col- lected money for gifts for students who were ill. STUDENT COUNCIL l'llsl mu I. Niacll-ui.1ld. l', tiautu-tit-. R, Ricliartl. Mr. l .trnliani. l., Cir, ti. lltiuaitl. .X. KKll'illkl'. 5t'litllltl tam' R. llhlllilftx li, Sltlrll. li, fitHllllXll1.