Sanford High School - Distaff Yearbook (Sanford, ME)

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FIRE DUMTAEI? PAGE GZ Seated: C. Arseneault, Seeg XY. XYalker, Pres. Standing: E. Maher, Treas.g R. Savage, Y. l'res.g Mrs. Clark, Adviser. Q-fha Redakln .Saga The gates of the Sanford High reservation swung' open to our happy hut lvewildered hand of young squaws and hraves in September of 1044, Although we had had the ehanee to in- spect our wigwam the previous -lnne on sul:- freshman day, we were still a lvadly confused trilre. The first glimpse we had of the closely knit soeial life of the well-estalmlished trilre to which we had lieen admitted was at the freshman- senior party where we were assigned to the niighty seniors who would steep us in the lore of our new home. This, we soon discovered, was simply the preliminary to the Freshman Reeeption which was held September zo in, of all plaees, the Ameriean Legion Home, Those who were there long enough witnessed the of- ficial welcome extended hy the senior president to our youthful ehieftain, jack Rodgers. Other warriors who led our class this mem- oralmle year were -laek Flood, vice-president, Rohert Mitchell, treasurer, and Mary Eliza- lzeth Pickles, who kept the Class reeords on lrireh hark. To the trilial eouneil that year, we elected Lillian Grant and jack Daryill, Their term of serviee extended through all sixteen seasons we spent with the trilve. The mighty medicine man and woman who guided our Class through our hrst year on the reservation were Mr. Allen and Miss Folsom. Our newly-admitted group lost no time in making its importance to the reservation felt. To the First Annual X'Yinter Carniyal we sent that popular maiden, Margary Shoesmith, as our attendant to the senior queen. As a elimav to the winter season, a group of lvraves from our elass defeated the oh-so-powerful 'senior Meathalls in a nip and tuek Irasketlmall mateh, 10 to 1.2. The frosh repeated this feat twiee more in later meetings with the seniors. Al- reftdy the potential greatness of our class was lwegimiing to make itself felt through the ef- forts of jack Flood, Harold Walsh, Fred Lili- lny, Cliliord Xtormword. Roland Nadean, Roll- ert Voulin, Gordon Xtilson, and Edward Hardy, who made up our team.