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STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Roger Cai-ter, Gail Gallup, Secretaryg Henry Pigeon, Vice President: Durwnrd Starr, Presidentg Winfield Cole. Treasurerg Virginia Hart. Second Row: Richard Berthiaume, Ronald Page, Mr. Twiss, Advisory Hazelton Sargent, Viviun Westover, +++ The Student Council has shown great progress throughout the school year and aided in many school functions. At our first meeting, we elected the following officers: President, Durward Starrg Vice President, Henry Pigeong Secretary, Gail Gallupg and Treasurer, Winfield Cole. November 4th, the council had a Harvest Dance and also sponsored a King and Queen Contest. November 19th, we sent the following representatives to Windsor for the State Student Council Convention: Henry Pigeon, Ronald Page, Vivian Westover and Gail Gallup. The council also aided the faculty in the selection of the Trojan Staff Editor-in-Chief. We also sponsored the Christmas Party. Page' Six
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THE FACULTY First Row: Mrs. Marjorie Tool, Seventh Grade: M1'. Gerald Zeno, Junior High: Mr. Robert Twiss, Principal: Mr. Maurice L. Titus, Commercialg Mrs. Flora Harding, Home Economics. Second Row: Mr. Clayton Harmon, Langrnagesg Mr. Peter Marino, Music: Mr. Harold J. Haynes, Agriculture and Shopg Mr. Joseph Brennan, Social Studies. September 1 September 10-1 September 24 October 30 November 4 November 19 December 7 December 22 December 23 January 10 January 19-21 January 27-28 February 11 February 17-19 February 24-26 March 17 . March 28 March 30 April 1 May 5-7 May 19-21 June 5 . June 6 June 7 June 9 1954-55 School Events . . School Opened I F. F. A. and Kiwanis Fair l'ny1' Fi: Too Sweet , Freshman Reception . Ha1lowe'en Party Student Council Dance . , Senior Dance Basketball Season Opened . Christmas Concert School Christmas Parties Yearbook Pictures Taken Mid-Year Examinations For Sixteen, Senior Play Basketball Season Ended Northeastern Tournament State C Tournament . Sophomore Dance District Play Contest Kiwanis Basketball Banquet F. F, A. Sugar Pa1'ty . State Festival Northeastern Festival . Baccalaureate Alumni Banquet . Class Night Graduation
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THE SENIOR CLASS Front Row: lL. to RJ. Laura Hamelin, Secretary: June Fidler, Raymond Gendron. Vice President: Mr. Brennan, Advisorg Durward Starr, President: Yolande Roberts, Treasurerg Lorraine Beaudry, Juliette Cadieux. Back Row: 1L. to RJ, Bernice Berry, Donald Douglas, Henry Pigeon, Student Council Representativeg Donald Austin, Colby Currier, Jean Armstrong, Donna Rae Parmenter. -I--I-+ CLASS MOTTO: Above All Else Be True To Thyselfm CLASS COLORS: Maroon and White CLASS FLOWER: The White Carnation Page Seven
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