Oxford Hills High School - Dreki Yearbook (South Paris, ME)

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Dirigo Boys and Girls State Each summer a group of boys and girls meet for one Week at the University of Maine and Colby College, respectively, to attend Boys and Girls State. This organization, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, is for the purpose of learning about the state and local government. They accomplish this by participating in a govern- ment which they set up and run by themselves. They are chosen by members of the auxiliary on the basis of leadership, character and scholarship. Row 1: H. Fleck, R. Noyes, M. Cyr, R. Simpson A Leich Row 9 S Tyner K Frank M. Lello, C. Kelley, K. Leino. Row,3: J. Cleveland K Moulton M Merrill L Lfacourse 1 ryyy L. if 2 C . its 5 . E ,, ,, .

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National Merit Row 1 I Lamb, S. Thurlow, C. Rice, M. Scribner. Row 2: L. Twitchell, I Cleveland D Newcomb K Meserve, N. Farr. The National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Tests were given in March 1968. These examinations are the basis for awarding the Merit Scholarships. Although no student from Oxford Hills qualified as a semi-finalist, the M.T.A. cited several students for their performance on the test. Certificates for High Honors and Honors were given. To receive a High Honor certificate, a student must have a scale score of 28 to 34 for English or math usage, and a total achievement score of 129 or higher. Honor certiiicates were given for a scale score in English or math from 24 to 27, and a total achieve- ment score from 119 to 1:28. High Honors -- Mathg Timothy L. Cummings. High Honors - Total Achievementg Carol H. Rice, Marilyn I. Scribner, Linda I. Twitchell. Honors - Englishg Judith E. Lamb, Kristie A. Meserve, Diane E. Muffitt, Carol H. Rice, Marilyn 1. Scribner, Linda I. Twitchell. Honors - Mathg Michael F. Cyr, Kristie A. Me- serve, Sandra Thurlow, Linda J. Twitchell. Honors - Total Achievementg Jean M. Cleveland, Nancy L. Farr, Sarah J. Gibson, Damon C. New- comb.

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-er. r 5' A Row 1: D. Newcomb, D. Craib, S. Sessions, D. Duchette, R. Parsons, B. Aldrich, L. Sturtevant, B. Fadden, R. Simpson, I. Lello. Row 2: B. Sturdivant, D. Trask, E. Martin, R. Kempton, C. Reynolds, R. Watson, J. Moulton, R. Fadden, M. Seilonen, L. Olsen L. Weston. Row 3: W. Suolnela, T. Briggs, J. Whitney, T. Record, W. Sturdivant, D. Mason, S. Leeman, R. Thompson, R. Rogers, P. Connell. Row 4: D. Maxfield, R. Waite, W. Verrill D. Somers, A. Bean, D. McAllister, J. Hawkes, D. Bernard, C. Chouinard, P. Davis, R. Good speed, T. Wiles. Row 5: M. Hiebert, R. Pike, S. Reynolds, D. Millett, I. Kilgore, N. La course, R. Jack, P. Connell, I. Harper. 1 v Key Club Key Club International is a service organizag tion operated in coordination with Kiwanis. Its function is to serve the school and community, to develop initiative and leadership, to provide experience in living and Working together, to cooperate with the school principal and to pre- pare for useful citizenship. Key Club renders its services and functions to help those that need them. Evely member is proud of his membership and everyone gains enjoyment by working together and building character and morale of fellow Key Club members, at the same-time serving the school and community. 12