Skowhegan High School - Lever Yearbook (Skowhegan, ME)

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full who in Seniaz efau Best Looking Best Dressed Most Popular Most Studious Most Absent-Minded Most Likely to Succeed Best Disposition Quietest Best Personality Best Athlete Class Baby Most Musical Most Likeable Best Actor Best Speaker Did Most for Class Most Dependable Prettiest l-lair Prettiest Teeth Prettiest Eyes Best Form XYittiest Biggest Flirt GIRL Lois Wlhitney Eleanor Crockett Eleanor Crockett Margaret Sampson Betty Fernald Muriel Morissette Doris Thibault Margaret Hitchings Mary Lou Picard Janice Giles Lavon Adams Helen Friend Shirley McDunnah Margaret Sampson Margaret Sampson Eleanor Crockett Esther Lambert Muriel Fentiman Montie Cox Helen Friend Joyce Rabideau Betty Fernald Joyce Maitland Br PY Frederick Day Charles Carpenter Billy Carl Earland Briggs Billy Carl David Smiley Earland Briggs Kendall Spotfard Jack Alex Billy Carl Lawrence Dugas Irving Drew Billy Carl Jack Alex Jack Alex David Smiley David Smiley Teddy Leblanc Billy Carl David Smiley Billy Philbrick Adrian Turcotte Teddy Leblanc SlNIHHlIlHSS Not knowing just what the future would hold in store for us, we made our way up over The Hill that fall morning in 1943, half eagerly-half reluctantly. While still a bit un- accustomed to our new environment, we held our elections and came out with Fred Day as class president, Fred llurley as vice-president. and Eleanor Crockett as secretary-treasurer. VVe were well represented that lirst year in the Student Council by Polly Poulin, Margo Phil- brick, and Fred Day. Sophomore Reception was a significant event for all concerned-ev pecially for us sophs! lVe took the usual raz- zing like troopers , but way down deep-how we did envy those upperclassmen! Football season came around with several of the '46 boys participating. Maybe there wasn't too much playing on their part. but-- Just wait 'til next year! ,Xnd then. basketball, with a number of our class members. both boys and girls. pitching right in and doing their share. Sopho- mores helped to make the school dances suc- cessful that year by assisting on the various committees. Band and orchestra included many from our class who did their all in the music held. The Sophs really made an excellent showing in the one-act plays. Representing us were: Bob Lord, Margaret Sampson. Helen Friend. David Smiley, Earland Briggs. George Hubbard. and Eleanor Crockett. Spring brought about its usual effects in 1944. Baseball and track got into full swing---a few tennis en- thusiasts. and then it came--summer vaca- tion! That summer vacation was enjoyed. to say the least, as were previous ones, but Septem- Twvizty-.Yine