Upper Kennebec Valley High School - Boreas Yearbook (Bingham, ME)

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12 THE BOREAS HONOR ROLL At the end of every six weeks of the present year the scholastic stand- ings of the four classes, and also the names of those students having an average of over 90172, have been an- nounced by Principal Ohapman in morning assembly. Five such standings have been an- nounced, and four times the Senior Class has been in the lead, While once that honor fell to the Sopho- mores. The names of the individual students on the Honor Roll and the number of times they have attained that grade are as follows: Cliiord S. Cooley, '29 C53 Rena M. Shaw, '30 C55 Raymond A. Rollins, '28 C41 Helen L. Fentiman, '28 C41 Irene M. Molloy, '31 Q41 Nettie B. Savage, '28 C25 Olin A. Atwood, '28 C21 Albert H. Howes, '28 Q21 Lucille M. Coleman, '29 C15 .-T., 69 x xh- c M' 6955 1 N 'it' Qi ri N ' 'ei' ' 5: if 2, 3 ' ' I T 1 '1 23... its n V , . K vgiqgf 6 Yu Wg 5 5 195 13: fel. fig. E 5 de nb 2 its 691. -'Wa ef-A Q, Ttfstf' ,, E SY 3 te' J

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THE BOREAS 11 eighth grades, also daily classroom work of the entire room. VISIT OF EX-GOV. BAXTER September 12, 1927, Hon. P. C. Baxter, former Governor of Maine, accompanied by Mr. Roland Patten of Skowhegan, and Mr. Carl F. Mor- rison of Augusta, Secretary to Gov- ernor Brewster, paid a visit to our school. Mr. Baxter told us about his trip around the world and especially con- cerning schools in foreign lands. He also showed copies of art work done by grade pupils in the schools of Japan and the Philippines. After his interesting talk, Mr. Baxter presented the school with nine books dealing with the history of Maine, these books to be awarded at the discretion of the faculty to those students show- ing the greatest improvement and initiative in the study of English and History. Later the faculty voted to keep a volume of each of the different books for use of all in the school library, and to award the other seven as fol- lows: American History to Clifford Cooley, '29, Ancient History to Irene Molloy, '31, Junior High History to Ronald Carl, 8th Grade, English prizes to: Nettie Savage, '28g Lucille Coleman, '29, Rena Shaw, '30g and Flora Wing, 7th Grade. DEAN HART AT ASSEMBLY On September 19th Dean James N. Hart of the University of Maine, and Dean Paul Cloke of the College of Technology, were present at Assem- bly, and Dean Hart addressed the students in the interest of the Uni- versity. He told something of life at Maine and the various activities there, as well as stressing the dif- ferent courses and the value of col- lege training. After Assembly, Dean Hart and Dean Cloke interviewed several stu- dents who are interested in the Uni- versity of Maine, and have some in- tention of attending there after graduating from Bingham High School. GIFTS During the year the High School has received several gifts for which it wishes to publicly express its ap- preciation and thanks. The Century Club gave 9530.25 to be divided equally between the Home Economics and Manual Training De- partments. This money has been of great aid to those departments in this first year of their existence. Also the class of 1927, through their Treasurer, Rodney O'Brien, presented the school with two large framed pictures with the year of their class engraved thereon. Individuals in town have given sev- eral magazine subscriptions to the school, which have been very helpful as well as interesting to all.

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