Stonington High School - Breeze Yearbook (Stonington, ME)

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Sophomores L to R: Cousins, G. Knowlton, Barter, E. Joyce, H. Joyce, N. Robbins, E. Gross. MacKay, Freedman, E. Holland, june Snow, M. Robbins, Austin, Mrs. Smith, Brake Class officers: President . . Marie Robbins Vice President . Donald MacKay Secretary . . Robert Brake Treasurer . . June Snow Class Adviser . . Mrs. Smith We started off this year with fourteen mem- bers in the class. Olive Barter joined the ranks. Norman Robbins dropped out, leav- ing thirteen until Wallace Webb arrived in January making fourteen again. In October we initiated the Seventh Grade. Donald MacKay was master of ceremonies. At Thanksgiving Festival we made money for the class by having the grab bag and punch bowl. The girls from this class on the basketball team are: Iune Snow, Marie Robbins, Anita Cousins, and Gwenita Knowlton. On the boys, team there are: Edward Holland, Donald MacKay, Robert Brake, Wallace Webb, and Bernard Austin. Olive Barter '52

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Juniors I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 Standing: Mr. Pitts, C. Snow, Allen, M. Robbins, Welch, A. Holland Spofford Seated: E. Shepard, N. Rice, Allev, Lunt, J. Barbour. Billings, Bartlett, Morey, D. Williams At the beginning of the school year we were a happy class of fifteen members, when Maurice Robbins arrived about a month later to add to our happiness and our members. Class officers are: President . . Elwell Shepard Vice President . Donald Williams Secretary . . . Loretta Lunt Treasurer . . Joanne Barbour Class Adviser . . . Mr. Pitts Student Council member is Wayne Spof- ford. On the second day of school the Juniors were beside themselves with joy at the sight of their class rings. We opened the candy cupboard with a very good supply and variety of candy. This pro- ject has been a great financial success. March 3, 1950 was the date of the annual Junior Speaking Contest, won by Joanne Bar- bour. Second prize went to Ruth Alley, and Barbara Bartlett placed third. Twig of Thorn , the Junior Play, was pre- sented on May 9th. It was an Irish folk play, quite different from the usual high school play. The Junior Prom will be held on May 19, 1950. There will be a Prom Queen chosen. Lorraine Morey '51

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Freshmen Class of 1953 Class oflicers are as follows: President , . james Clark Vice President . . Janet Snow Sec. and Treas. . Faye Barbour Class Adviser . Mr. Lymburner The Freshman Class started school this fall with twenty-eight members. Larry judkins, Charlotte Hutchinson, and Eleanor Hutchin- son left us. At the Thanksgiving Festival we had two projects. A large sum of money was realized from that day's work. Pupils chosen for the Webster Spelling Contest were Ioan Hodgkins, Margaret Walker, Rose Stinson and Iames Clark. Helen Welch 753