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

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Sth Grade First Row: L. Huff, Clinch, P Newell, E. Allen, Lambert, C Huff, F. Spencer. Second Row: W. Voter, D. Reed, J. Neil, Eustis, B. Howes, I Bubier, B. Haines, P. Gordon, T Bates. Third Row: S. Richards, S. Flood D. Hardy, E. White, W. Enman A. Gilmore, W. Hunter, A. Healo, 8th Grade Teachzr and Officers Left to right: Mrs Mailloux, Clinch, P. Newell, Lambert, E. Allen. At the first of the year we had 26 pupils. We lost Mary Nile in November and gained Gaile Biclcford in February. Our class officers are: President EARL ALLEN Vice President PATRICIA NEWELL Secretary JUDY CLINCH Treasurer JIMMY LAMBERT Student Council DELBERT REED We have paid 5 cents dues every weelc this year and have better than 550.00 in the trea- sury. We held a dance in the fall and are planning another. The band members are: Delbert Reed, James Lambert, Earl Allen, Sherry Richards, and Tommy Bates. We are planning a class graduation with parts. Our Marshal will be Jon Lambert. Our class colors are blue and white. We received our class rings before Christmas. We gave Mrs. Mailloux a birthday party. We also had parties at Christmas and Valen- tine,s Day. 13-

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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.

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7th Grade Seated fleft to rightl: Haines, .loan Lambert, Sprague, jon Lambert, D. Stevens, B. Stevens, S. Hubbard. Second Row: M. Hinckley, G. Probert, V, Knowlan, H. La Hin, R. Leeman, N. Brackley, A. Brauza, Parker, Rey- nolds, D. Clark, W. LeBaron, Mr. Parlin. Back Rvwr R- Cook, C- White, H- I-i5h9fne55, Sudsb'-UTY, P. Norris, H. Parker, B. Danforth, L. James, K. Bunnell, R. Huff. The first day of school we met our new teacher, Mr. Parlin. We elected class officers as follows: JON LAMBERT President JUDITH SPRAGUE Vice President JOAN LAMBERT Secretary DEANNE STEVENS Treasurer Our Student Council member is Jon Lam- bert. We have a class enrollment of 29. The boys and girls active in basketball were: Violetta Knowlan, Joan Lambert, Shirley Hub- bard, Judy Haines, Betty Stevens, Deanne Stevens, Jon Lambert, Gordon Probert, Jon Sudsbury, Howard Lisherness, Karl Bunnell, William Danforth, Jack Reynolds, and Peter Norris. On Mondays and Fridays the girls had home economics and gym with Mrs. Mailloux. The boys had gym with Mr. Folsom, and gym with Mr. Parlin. On Tuesdays we had art with Mrs. Emery. At Christmas we put on a play, The Magic Candle. Jon Lambert and Gordon Probert were mem- bers of the band. The seventh grade won the magazine con- test. We have the little skunk. Jack Reynolds was the highest salesman. He won a watch. -14-