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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Junior Class Report The first meeting of the junior class was held on September 18, 1956. At the meeting the following officers were elect- ed: president, Francis Oakes, vice-presi- dent, Thomas Cyr, secretary, Rosemary Rich, treasurer, Cecile Bouchard. The class elected Marjorie Bradeen, Nancy Cloutier and Stephen Thibault as Student Council representatives. Chosen to serve on the Welfare Committee were John Flannigan, chairman, Marilyn Davis, Joan Tait, Mary Lou Ouellette, Richard. Jenk- ins, and Virginia Greene. Many members of the class were active in clubs and school activities this year. Class members who were officers of the Girls, Glee Club were Margaret Julian vice-president, and Mary Ann Strout, treasurer. Walter McAllister was vice- president of the Boys, Glee Club. Rose- mary Rich was president of the band, Walter Goodwin, vice president, and Judith Pratt, secretary. The orchestra elected Judith Pratt as secretary and Rose- mary Rich as vice-president. All of the officers of the Biology Club are juniors. They are as follows: Robert Burr, president, Sandra Shaw, vice-presi- dent, Marilyn Davis, secretary, Eleanor MacKenzie, treasurer, Sandra Lee, report- er. 7 Louise Oakes was vice-president of the Future Homemakers of America. The Future Farmers of America elected the following ,juniors as officers: Francis Oakes, vice-president, Richard Jenkins, treasurer, Bernard Duplissie, reporter, Robert Jenkins, sentinel. Rosemary Rich was vice-president of the Future Teachers of America. The following members of the junior class were elected as officers of the French Club: Marjorie Bradeen, presi- dent, Thomas Cyr, vice-president, An- nette Briggs, secretary. Representing the class at the Junior Speaking Exhibition were Dorothy Dick- ey, Louise Ketchum, Louise Oakes, Joan Tait, Robert Dow, Walter Goodwin, David McKinnon, and Willard Shaffer. Betty Burr and Beverly Dube were the cheerleaders from the junior class. On this yearis cross country team were WVesley Darling, Robert Jenkins, David McKinnon, and Francis Oakes. Fred King acted as manager. Representing the class as football play- ers were Thomas Cyr, Richard Dubay, Ernest Gallant, Ralph Guay, Clyde Grant, James King, Richard Leonard, James Martin, Walter McAllister, Stephen Thi- bault, and Cedric Wing. Participating as junior varsity basket- ball players were Stanley Fish, Ernest Gallant, Ralph Guay, Francis Oakes, lfVendell Story, Stephen Thibault, and Wayne Turner. Thomas Cyr, Richard Leonard, and Walter McAllister were on the varsity basketball team. James King served as manager. The junior class was represented in spring sports. On April 10 the junior class held. a class meeting and elected the following class members to serve as committee chairmen for the Senior-Junior Hop: business, Wal- ter Goodwin, refreshments, Sandra Lee, publicity, Nancy Cloutier, reception, Mar- jorie Bradeen, service, Ernest Gallant, decorations, Mary Ann Strout. R Elected to serve on the senior play se- lection committee were Marjorie Bradeen, chairman, Sandra Lee, and Willard Shaf- fer. The junior class appreciates the guid- ance of Mr. Alan Cederstrom and Mr. Thomas Viola. Thanks is extended to the entire school faculty for making the year enjoyable and successful. ROSEMARY RICH '58