Skowhegan High School - Lever Yearbook (Skowhegan, ME)

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Junior Class Editorial As the autumn leaves displayed their varied beauty, dancing in the early morning sunlight, laughing, joyful voices were heard as we juniors of 1952 and 1953 opened the door to a new ad- venture, with a greater determination to make this year more profitable than years previous, and to climb to greater heights of understanding of today's world. As our third high school year progressed, we cast our ballots for class officers, who have faith- fully fulfilled their duty. We elected as presi- dent, Ronald Charrier, vice-president, Leon Iluardg class secretary, Diane Perkins, and last but not least, treasurer, jimmy Dunlap. Surely we have admired and appreciated their work. During this past year, we are proud to have obtained prominent places in the school activi- ties with a very high representation in football, basketball, softball Cin which both girls and boys have participatedl. A number. of others excelled in orchestra, band and chorus. Out of these were l h K b V ll y b severa c osen as enne ec a e mem ers. We juniors wish to thank ourfupper classmcn who have included us in many of their activities, as well as the honor to some of us who have worked on the LEVER board, while others have given their assistance to the school paper and social events. A Time has flown. The year is drawing to a close. Soon our hearts will thrill again as we take the last and final step to replace those who have gone on before us. Truly we are grateful to be students of Skowhegan Senior High and proud to be citizens of America. We are indebted to those who have fought that we might be free. May our junior class of 1953 have high ideals and sturdy faith in our Creator, and go marchiing on to victory long remembering our junior year. --Louis SABINE 39