Strong High School - Mussul Unsquit Yearbook (Strong, ME)

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THE CLASS OF 1948 In the fall of 1944 a group of wide-eyed green freshmen started their four bewilder- ing years in high school. This class con- sisted of nine members, seven girls and two boys. Miriam Scamman was a newcomer, having previously attended school at Phil- lips. After Christmas vacation, John Adams, who formerly attended Farmington High School, joined our class. During this first year the officers who tried to keep the affairs of the class in order were: Frank Foster, Presidentg Connie Al- len, Vice President, Carolyn Flagg, Secre- taryg Yvonne Stewart, Treasurer. Those who participated in basketball were Connie Allen, Yvonne Stewart, Hope Pills- bury, Helen Pillsbury, Frank Foster and john Adams. Connie Allen and Frank Foster had parts in the play Hot VVater. In our sophomore year eight girls and three boys comprised the class. Two new classmates joined our class at the beginning of the year: Louise Anderson from Range- ley and Richard Fellis from Amityville, New York. Class officers for the year were: Carolyn Flagg, Presidentg Helen Pillsbury, Vice Presidentg Hope Pillsbury, Secretary-Treas- urerg Connie Allen, Student Council Ad- visor. Connie Allen, Helen Pillsbury, Hope Pillsbury, Yvonne Stewart, Carolyn Flagg, Ruth W'ood. Richard Fellis, Frank Foster, and Earlon NValker participated in athletics. Frank Foster was chosen to play on the All- Star team and won the skiing contest. Carolyn Flagg, Frank Foster, and Dick Fellis were in a one act play The Ugly Duckling. In Moon Shy , a three act play, Carolyn Flagg and Frank Foster ob- tained more experience in the dramatic field. Richard Fellis acted as stage manager. XVe began our junior year with nine members. Elizabeth Dion was a newcomer from Portland. Before Christmas Lucille Anderson left us. Making our class even smaller, Earlon Walker left in the spring and Richard F ellis joined the Navy in Feb- ruary. Despite a small class we made our hot dog business a success. Our class officers were as follows: Con- nie Allen, Presidentg Richard Fellis, Vice Presidentg Carolyn Flagg, Secretary-Treas- urerg Elizabeth Dion, Treasurer and Ad- visor to the Student Council. Those who took part in athletics were Connie Allen, Carolyn Flagg, Yvonne Ste- wart, Frank Foster, and Richard Fellis. The class presented a three act play, Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick and the whole class took part with Miriam Scam- man acting as property manager. September 1947 started us on the last lap of our high school journey. There were six of us, five girls and a boy left to carry on. Class officers were: Connie Allen, Presi- dentg Elizabeth Dion, Vice Presidentg Yvonne Stewart. Secretary-Treasurerg Carolyn Flagg, Student Council Advisor. Frank Foster was president of the Student Council. Those who took part in athletics were Connie Allen, Carolyn Flagg, Yvonne Ste- wart, Elizabeth Dion, and Frank Foster. Carolyn Flagg and Frank Foster were chosen as All-Stars of the Franklin County Small Schools League. Star Crazy , a three act comedy was presented by the class in November. In April a one act mystery, Drums in the Night was presented in benefit of the Ath- letic Association. Class parts were awarded as follows: Valedictorianl ............. Frank Foster Salutatorian . . . .... Connie Allen Class Gifts .... .... E lizabeth Dion Class History . . . . . . Carolyn Flagg Class NVill ...... . . Yvonne Stewart Class Prophecy . . . . . . Miriam Scamman

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THE MUSSUL UNSQUIT l ELIZABETH BARBARA DION Liz The thing ilmf gum fnrtllvsf foward making life zciorflzwliilv, Tlzal rusty the Inari, and dom the most, Ir just tl f7fl7'0.f!IIlf .ru1i1e. Xtho is the girl with the pleasant smile? You've guessed it. Liz. Elizabeth attended school with us through most of the grades, but left us in the seventh to go to Portland. She returned to finish her last two years with us. Liz has always lent a helping hand and has taken part in the many activities the school has sponsored. Although your plans for the future are indefi- nite, we wish you success in whatever you un- dertake. Cheerleader Squad 4: Aaron Slick from Pun- kin Crick 31 Star Crazy 45 Drums in the Night 45 Variety Show 41 Student Council Treasurer 35 Student Legislature 3Q Dirigo Girls State 3Q Class Advisor 35 Vice President 45 Mussul Unsquit Editor 45 Gifts 4, CONSTANCE ELAINE ALLEN Connie lfl'l1f're therc's Ll will, tl1frc's a way Connie has worked hard during her four years at Strong High School participating active- ly in sports and drama. She has proved herself worthy of the honors bestowed upon her. NrVe are proud to have her for our Salutatorian. NN'e hope your plans to attend Farmington Teachers' College are successful. Good luck, Connie. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 42 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track IQ Glee Club 1, 25 Hot W'ater', IQ Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick 31 Star Crazy 45 Drums in the Night 4: Class President 3, 45 Vice Presi- dent IQ Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Advisor 21 Treasurer 45 Fortnightly 45 Mussul Unsquitu I, 42 Literary Editor 4Q Student Legislature 45 D. A. R. Candidate 45 Salutatorian.