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

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I Wiley, sec., C. Rice, treas.g R. Noyes, pres., and I. Delmeter, vice pres CLASS OFFICERS As june 1969 approaches, the 190 students of the senior class are saying farewell to carefree days, and are planning a new mode of life. Four years ago we reached the high position of Freshmen. But no one had told us that Fresh- man is a very inferior and degrading title. So we wasted a whole year being very proud of our- selves. In time, exactly one year, we the masses be- came Sophomores, and better adjusted to our en- vironment. In an attempt to prove our existence, we held a dance. As if this was not enough to show the people where we stood, we created UD a huge green Fresca bottle of snow for the winter carnival. About half Way through the year we were thrown into mass confusion as everyone in the newly formed district moved into the new school. Finally we got settled and managed to do as much work as Sophomores are capable of doing. As juniors we were delighted to be upper- classmen, but it did not take long to find out we were expected to work. In spite of the hardships, we managed to end the year with one of the best junior-Senior proms ever. Now as Seniors, we are trying valiantly to make as many reforms as possible!!!