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

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Sophomores Seated fleft to rightl: G. Huff, P. Sullivan, G. Tedforcl, M. White, J. Lambert, G. Lafiin, J. Hart. Second Row: Mr. Buxton, E. Voter, H. Moody, E. Espeaignette, J. Hagelin, G. Enman. C. Hinckley, E. Hunter, R. Wyman. Back Row: R. Brackley, B. Dunham, S. Peary, L. Badershall, H. Gordon, G. Batchelder. We the class of 1956 began our second year at Strong High School on the 9th day of September. We started out with twenty-one pupils but after a few weeks Christine Hink- ley came to join our ranks making a total of twenty-two. In the middle of the year Carol Lisherness left us taking us back to our pre- vious number again. The following class oflicers were elected: President MELVIN WHITE Vice President GLORIA TEDFORD Secretary PATRICIA SULLIVAN Treasurer JUDITI-I LAMBERT From our class, Eunice Voter and Melvin White were elected for the Student Council. Our activities this past year began with the initiation of the Freshmen, a food sale and we put on a harvest ball in October. During the second week of school we initiated the Fresh- men. They really looked funny as they paraded on stage before an assembly of people. But they all showed good sportsmanship. A great number from our class participated in Basketball, Baseball, and Softball and sev- eral have had parts in the plays and Minstrel Show. Mr. Buxton has been our class advisor, and I'm sure we must all admit that he's got what it takes to make a good teacher, patience. We have all enjoyed the past year with Mr. Bux- ton and our many activities in Strong High. -11-

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Juniors Sitting ileft to rightj: Z. Bachelder, J. Moody, S. Ross, J. Lambert, M. Stevens, C. Tyler, M. Reynolds. Second Row fleft to rightjz Mrs. Norton, S. Downs, P. Eus tis, Pingree, B. Savage, B. Peary, M. Pillsbury, Toothalcer. Third Row fleft to rightlz R. Raymond, XV. Tyler, N. Wilcox, G. Slcillings, B. Richards, K, Bunnell, H. Cook, R. Chick. Early in September, twenty-tWO enthusias- tic Juniors met in the History room and elected oflicers for the ensuing school year. They were as follows: President JERRY LAMBERT Vice President STANLEY Ross Secretary CORRINE TYLER Treasurer MARSHALL STEVENS Representative MARGARET EUsT1s Shirley Downs from New Vineyard was wel- comed to the Junior Class. Boys who partici- pated in baseball were: Jerry Lambert, Boyd Richards, Kenneth Bunnell, and Marshall Stevens. Girls who participated in basketball were: Birdena Savage, Peggy Eustis, Zelda Bachelder, Corrine Tyler, Barbara Peary, and Marie Pills- bury. Boys who participated in basketball were: Jerry Lambert, Marshall Stevens and Rupert Raymond. The cheerleaders were well represented by the Junior Class. They were as follows: Mar- garet Eustis, Corrine Tyler, Judith Pingree, Barbara Peary and Mary Reynolds. We have two members in the band this year, Jerry Lambert and Boyd Richards. Nearly all Juniors are represented in the Glee Club and our newspaper the Monthly Star. In the Dramatics Club were: Corrine Tyler, Mary Reynolds, Judith Pingree, Margaret Eustis, Barbara Peary, Birdena Savage, Shirley Downs, Jerry Lambert, Rupert Raymond, Boyd Richards, Marshall Stevens, Wilson Tyler and Stan Ross. 3 Those who participated in the three-act play were: Pingree, C. Tyler, and Lambert. On the Mussul Unsquit Staff were: Jerry Lambert, Mary Anne Reynolds, Judith Pingree, Boyd Richards, Wilson Tyler, Rupert Raymond, and Stanley Ross. The Juniors spent a very en- joyable and busy year in 1953 and 1954. 10-

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Freshman First Row lleft to rightj: P. Doble, R. Kennedy, L. Baston, L. White, F. Currier, E. Pinkham, N. Perry. Second Row: Mr. Folsom, L. Scammon, D. Chick, L. Damon, J. Hinkley, R. Hutchins, D. Hutchins, E. Grover. Third Row: D. Clark, C. Bates, L. Gorden, J. Moffet, R. Essency, J. Leeman, L. Snell, C. Penny. As Freshmen we entered Strong High School this year on September 9rh. We all had stunts to do for our initiation but it was fun just the same. LEOLA WHITE President FERN CURRIER Secretary LORRAINE BASTON Treasurer LAWRENCE GORDEN Student Council We have twenty-three pupils in our class. Leola White, Ruth Kennedy and Charles Bates joined us this year. Leola went to school pre- viously in Phillips, Ruth in New Vineyard, and Charles in Norridgewock last year. We were greeted by Mr. Folsom for our home room teacher, and we all like him very much. Lewis Scamman and Norma Peary were in the play A Penny Saved with Dorothy Hutchins acting as prompter. Lorraine Baston was in the play The Road That Led To Lon- don, the winning play in the local one act play contest.