Old Town High School - Sachem Yearbook (Old Town, ME)

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f .Cu ccjotoie! . . fi V' THE SACHEM 25 6 Q 'G Exchanges THE BULLDOG, Madison - Your cover is very impressive. We can suggest no im- provements as your yearbook is very com- plete. THE ISLANDER, Bar Harbor - You have an excellent literary section. We suggest a grinds section. THE LEVER, Skowhegan - Your senior sec- tion is particularly interesting. We admire V your original cover. THE JESTER, Ellsworth - Your grinds sec- tion is very entertaining. A literary sec- tion and identification of snapshots would be an asset. THE SUNBEAM, Hollis - Your literary sec- tion is outstanding. Your pictures are nice and clear. THE MICROPHONE, Hermon - We enjoyed your yearbook. However, we do suggest more write-ups for your activities. THE CHRYSALIS, Greenville - You have a. good humor section and a very nice cover. We suggest a literary section. THE WINNER, Winthrop - We enjoyed your yearbook, especially your literary section. Your grinds. section is very amusing. THE KEYSTONE, Belfast - Your pictures are very good. We suggest that you identify all snapshots and include a literary section. THE PINE NEEDLES, Lincoln - Your pic- tures are most interesting. We like your graduate section. THE REVIEW, Dover-Foxcroft - Your art work ig, outstanding. The only suggestion We can make is that you include a literary section. THE SEDAN, Hampden - We especially like your section headings. A more complete literary section would improve your year- book. Also included in our list of exchanges for 1957 are the following schools.: Aroostook Central Institute, Cherryiield Academy, and Orono. We feel that the exchange of yearbooks promotes good fellowship. It is a Hue prac- tice, and we certainly hope that it will con- tinue. Joyce Francis '57 Judy St. Lawrence '58 Exchange Editors

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LUCINDA MARTHA WILLIAMS Commercial Course Ciny Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F. I-I. A. 25 Basketball Usher 45 Senior Play Usher5 Driv- er Education Course 4 5 Jr. 0. A. T.5 Sr. 0. A. T. Ciny is a pretty girl: She leads an active life. And for a. certain someone She'l1 make a, perfect wife. JOHN JOSEPH WOODS Commercial Course Brother Typing 455 Graduation Ser- vice Comm. John plans tol be a C. P. A. A lucrative endeavor5 To balance books and numbers A person must be clever. ROBERT COURTNEY ' WRIGHT General Course Bob Track 15 F. F.. A. 2. Bob likes to fool in mathg I-Ie flirts with every girl. And when he drives his car, Everything's in a whirl. IRMA JEAN YOUNG General Course Irm Softball 25 F. H. A. 3, 45 Softball Manager 3, 45 Driver Education 4. Irma is a good athlete From the senior classy, Everyone does enjoy This happy, carefree lass.

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