Sanford High School - Distaff Yearbook (Sanford, ME)

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IME lbhlillltl? PAGE fl-1 The Class History One balmy June morning in 1943 fat least, it wasu't rainingj the great class of '47 tiled through the corridors of Sanford High. lVe were a bewildered little group of Ivory Clean darlings, hut, oi course, through the aid of the helpful seniors, who were more than anxious to tell us that zo.: was in the basement, we linally made the rounds to our tirst classes. llly, but we thought we were pretty important that year. lYhy, we were eighth graders and about to graduate. That graduation took place on june 17, and those who won honors were Robert Blake, who won the D. .-X. R. Medal at the Emerson: Marjorie Carpenter, who got the same award at the Hamlin, Roger Waterhouse and Hilda Powers, who won the improrentent awards at the Emersonp Vinton Ridley and Mary Green, who won the same awards at the Hantliug and Harland Eastman, who won the ess:ty contest for both schools. Fall soon eatne, and we were really and truly high sehoolers. 'l'he seniors were nicer to us than we had a right to expect, for we must have made a sad looking spectacle. On the ere of September .22 they treated us to a party in the Legion Hall, where we had the chance to meet our senior brothers and sisters. Some lucky boys got girls for senior sisters. htn we weren't all that lucky. By the time we had our Freshman Reception, which was on October 1, we all felt pretty much at home. Luckily for us there was no freshman razzing, but the cars kept rolling, didn't they, boys? Early in the fall, we held an election of otlicers, in which the following were elected: Robert Blake, president: Roger Brown, vice-president, Evelyn .-Xshworth, secretary: and 'l'hontas Randall, treasurer. 'lean Ross and Merle Spring were chosen to serve on the Student Council. Thomas Randall was elected later in the year to take the place of Merle Spring. Those who were chosen to he S. A. .'X. representatives were Doris Fraser, Marie johnson, Leatriee Orill. and Vivian Mavrakos. Charlie Howe and Roger Chadhourne were out for football our freshman year. Charlie was a tackle and Chaddie was a guard. The Red and IVhilr stall presented an original two art play, ll'vrlc lirhiud flu' I-Ieadlinrx, in the middle of the year: and one freshman boy, ,lamal d'Garcie, was in the cast. Our freshman girls un the staff, Loraine Bedard, lleatrice Benoit, Priscilla Pickett, Hilda l'owers, .lean Ross, Constance lViley, and :Xrlene Xllilson, served as ushers. On Lineoln's birthday an impressive program was presented to the student body over the loud speaking system in which several upperelassmen took part.