Unity High School - Monitor Yearbook (Unity, ME)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS Front row. left to right: Kenneth Ware. Marie Libby. Elsie Reynolds, Paul Jones, President: Joyce Grotton. Secretary-Treasurer: Joanne Boudreau. Clayton Ames Jr. Second row: Lloyd Mitchell, Carlton Rollins. Carola Fletcher, Donna Reynolds, Maurice Call, Alice Hammond. Advisorg Absent were: Martha Chase, Marilyn Ames. FRESHMAN CLASS Front row. left to right: Dolores Lasselle. Frederick McCormick. Treasurer: Patricia Judson, Vice-President: Larry DeForge. President: Marlene Cook. Secretary: Mildred Reynolds. Second row: Florence Cates, Joan Finnemore, Max Nichols, George Nutt. Eva Waning, Bessie Call. Third row: Robert Constable, Silas Reynolds, Harry Hubbard. Anson Perkins. Arthur Mason. Absent were: Beauford West. Ruby Lessor. Page Thirteen

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SENIOR CLASS 2 5 Front row. left to right: Barbara P. Hamlin. Secretary: Lorcttzx Dalton. Julia Hinton Marion Stevens. Mary Reynolds. Ss-cond row: Lloyd Stevens. Vice-President: Leroy Blood, Prcsidentg Donald Mitchell 'l're:1s11rcr: Curl Mitchell. Cecil Foster. JUNIOR CLASS Front row. left to right: Mcrwin Perkins. Erwin Vickcry. Anne Pushor. Cleorzi Waning: Betty Grotton. Vice-Prcsidcnlg Evelyn Harding Sccr+.'ta11'y1 Mary Chzisc, Ernest Flick. Trous- LIl'L'l'. Second row: Raymond Cates. Nellie Hinton, Barbara M. Hamlin. Charles Pcarce. Ad- visor: Phyllis Lassclle, Kcnola Denico. Albert McCormick. Third row: Willis Gordon. Richard Cornforth. Ray Cross, John Tozier. Leigh Crosby Page Twelve

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THE JUNIOR HIGH GROUP Front row, left to right: Mary Fortier, Nancy Ruth Mishou. Mary Lou Heald. Shirlene Morgan. Beverly Hinton, Joyce Parkhurst. Second row: Rita Grotton, Eva Reynolds, Estella Hubbard, Beatrice Cornforth, Freda Plumley, Juanita Leighton. Third row: Louis Finnemore. Joyce Palmer. Priscilla Crawford. Dorothy Nutt, Betty Hamlin. Aaron Shorcy. Fourth row: Clarendon Perkins. Dale McCormick. Stanley Blood. James Palmer, Law- rence Myrick. Alton Reynolds, Jr.: David Brillard, Arnold Shorey. The junior High classes had a busy year With the regular curriculum, com- petitive baseball and basketball. civic projects, the magazine drive, and recently the junior Red Cross. Unit work has taken the place. largely, ol' informal work in our rooms. lt is surprising how easily problems are worked. when the group participates and how ,ill the subjects are integrated with the unit being developed. XVe have been fortunate in having the services of Rev. Shirley Xlorgan as coach in baseball and basketball. He has enabled us to play with a greater feeling of security. and developed sportsmanship and a love for the game. XVe adopted the making of class cookbooks to sell for the benefit of the NVomen's Society ot Christian Service for our Civic project. Fifty books were made and sold at ten cents each. We are all very proud and happy that joyce Parkhurst won lst prize fa Philco radiol in the magazine drive, as high salesman of the school. Our rooms sold over halli the entire quota. NVQ- have recently organized a junior lied Cross Unit whereby we shall carry on projects throughout the school year. just now we are preparing scrap- books for foreign exchange. NVQ- shall be sorry to lose our eighth grade but our loss will be the high sehoolis gain. They are a line group of young people and a creditable addition to any Freshman class. Page Fourteen Nlrs. Cracia Erskine