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 NETTIE SAVAGE Class Treas. 1 23 Sec. 43 School Play 45 Editorin Chief Boreas 43 Prize Speaking 4: Vice Pres. A. A. 43 Salutatory 4. Savage is her name but not her nature. She is one of the quiet girls in her class and always ranks among the A students. She is our typist and we know she will succeed at M. S. C. OLIN ATWOOD School Play 4, Editorial Board 43 Class Will 4. Olin is so quiet you would scarcely know he is around, but he is ever ready to help when most needed. He is one of our good students, especially in Science, where he is known as a radio fiend. ALICE OWENS Class Treas. 3 4g School Play 4, Class Gifts 4. Won't Alice make a cute kinder- garten teacher? We know she will be successful in Boston next fall. MARTIN HASTIN Baseball 3 43 Martin is the always ready is a favorite can dance least, play