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

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JUNIOR CLASS F1TSt left to rlght R Dunn D Mart1n J Home A Bergeron G Glrard C Casey E Paradls G Ouellette W Dlonne J Mor1n J Parady E Mallett L Wadle1gh J Magulre A MHCKGIIZIQ W Babln A Polk H Ouellette T Glrard Second M Colon R LePage C Dow L Feero D Cutler N Feero L Webb O Lugdon J Johnson D Laskey M Beaul1eu A Engstrom A M1115 H Xoung P Rand R Rand B BISDOD R Murphy Thlrd E Shorey B Rlchard D Smlth J Va1llancourt R Young R Parady, J Rand W Burr B Bracy J Cyr F Randall R LeVasseur E Taylor E Hunt A Ogden J Howland M Harrls G Greene Fourth W Hesseltme O Lufkln R Seymour B Jarvls H Treadwell D McLaugh11n R Emery J Thlbault D Beers M Manley T Nason E C1OSby R Hall D Balllargeon T Butler A Bouchard H Cunn1ngham Flfth W Levesque S Costlgan H Spencer J Cote G Colllns A Buchanan C Levesque D Blllllette G Blau' J Jackson D Ketchen J Leavltt D Sklax lN Pelletler K Morgan S Snare Slxth G Eldndge R OKeefe R Gero R Phllhps J Sappler C Soucy R Hewett C Kennedy G Reed J Cavanaugh , . . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . . . . 7 . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . . , , , , . , . , . , . , . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . . I Y . . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . 1 , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . . . , . , - , - y - J - 1 - 1 - 9 - y - . , . - , . , . , . , . , . .

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Junior CI The first meeting of the junior class was held on October 6, 1957. Class of- ficers elected were as follows: president, William Dionne, vice-president, james Morin, secretary, Lorraine Peterson, treasurer, Beverly Paradis. Gloria Ouel- lette was chosen to represent the class on the Student Council. At the second meeting of the junior class on October 17, 1957, jean Parady and Edward Mallett were elected to the Student Council. Those serving on the Welfare Committee were Debora Cutler, chairman, Barbara Bishop, Barbara Bracey, john Cavanaugh, Carmela Mes- sier, Anita Mills, and Harold Young. Many members of the class participat- ed in sports this year. junior cheerleaders were Carol Dow, Dorothy Martin, and Gloria Ouel- lette. Majorettes from the junior class were Addie Lou Ogden, jean Parady, judith Thibault, and Lynda Wadleigh. Many members of the junior class participated in the various school clubs. The Future Teachers of America elected jean Parady as vice-president and Ken- neth Morgan as treasurer. All of the of- ficers of the Debate Club were juniors. They were as follows: co-presidents, Richard LeVasseur and Kenneth Mor- gan, secretary, Barbara Bishop, treasur- er, Debora Cutler. Ann MacKenzie was chosen as treasurer of the Biology Club. In the Future Homemakers of America, Mayra Colon was vice-president, Lynda Wadleigh, secretary, and Addie Polk, his- torian. Gary Eldridge was elected re- porter for the Future Farmers of America, and Harold Young was chosen as senti- nel. Linda Webb was elected as presi- dent of the band, Sylvia Snare as secre- tary, and Harold Ouellette as librarian. junior Exhibition speakers were Bar- bara Bishop, Debora Cutler, William 3 ss Report Dionne, Richard LeVasseur, Kenneth Morgan, Lorraine Peterson, Brian Rich- ard, and David Sklar. Representing the school in the Maine Speech Festival was Mayra Colon, ex- temporaneous speaking. Brian Richard took part in the Spear Speaking Con- test. Debora Cutler entered the Region- al Science Fair. Addie Polk and Dean Beers partici- pated in the electrical contest represent- ing the F. H. A. and F. F. A. Douglas Laskey and Owen Lugdon won a poultry judging contest at the University of Maine. Barbara Bracey and Sharon Cos- tigan were awarded Pillsbury cooking awards. The following juniors took the Merit Scholarship test: Mayra Colon, Debora Cutler, Gary Greene, Ronald Hall, Ralph LePage, Richard LeVasseur, Anita Mills, Kenneth Morgan, Addie Polk, and David Sklar. Class meetings were held on April 30 and May 1. Theresa Girard was elected class secretary. The following class mem- bers were elected to serve as committee chairmen for the Senior-junior Hop: dec- orating, Ralph LePage, business, Richard LeVasseur, service, Donald Ketchen, re- freshments, Sharon Costigan, reception, jean Parady, publicity, Sylvia Snare. The Senior Play Selection Committee was elected as follows: Brian Richard, chairman, Richard LeVasseur, and janice Leavitt. The junior class wishes to thank Mr. Thomas Viola and Mr. Alfred Winslow for their guidance at class meetings. Ap- preciation is also extended to the entire faculty for making the year a successful and enjoyable one. DEBORA CUTLER ,59 THERESA GIRAHD '59