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

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8 BOREAS STUDENT COUNCIL Standing 11. to rj: E. Henderson, D. Sterling, J. Berry, Mr. Kassay, R. Garland, S. Pierce, J. Ingraham. Seated: R. Robinson, G. Goff, C. Lane, S. Keene. STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of the Student Council is to support and sponsor all school activities that are given by the school. There are three representatives from each class, two are chosen by vote of the classes, and the third member is the President of the class who is also a member of the Council. The Constitution has been posted on the school bulletin board so that all students may have a chance to study it. The oiiicers are: President, Christine Laneg Treasurer, Ray Garland, Secre- tary, Gerald Berry, Faculty Advisor, Principal Kassay, The athletics sponsored for the year were: football, volley ball, intramural winter carnival, baseball and softball. Activities sponsored for the yearg Freshmen reception, Senior Play, so- cials, prize speaking and the year book. The following are some of the most important school matters that were voted on: Awards for the boys who earned them playing baseball last spring. Miss Hight was elected student treasurer. To give War Stamps for prizes at our intramural Winter Carnival. Appropriate money to buy blackout curtains for the windows. 3524.00 was voted. To set aside 315.00 to pay for the rental of movie films to be shown once a week. The sale of Athletic tickets as last year. The students that lived out of town and did not buy an Athletic ticket

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QNX FACULTY Standing ll. to r.l: Miss Marguerite Russell, Miss Elsie Hight, Mr. Rudolph Quint Seated: Mrs. Geraldine Hannay, Principal John J. Kassay. THE FACULTY Mr. John J. Kassay. Principal-Math.-Sciences. Bates A.B. 1922, Bates A.M. 1926. Extension Course in Chemistry, Univ. of Chicago. Summer session, University of California. Somerset Academy, Kingiield, Guilford, Castine, Bingham. Mr. Rudolph Quint. Manual Training-Math-Coach of Athletics. U. of M. 1928-'30, Farmington Normal 1933-'39 lsummer sessions? New Portland, Bingham. Mrs. Geraldine Hannay, Languages. Colby A. B. 19213 Harvard 1936. Bates 1939. Foxcroft Academy, Higgins, Bingham. Miss Helen Nourse. Social Sciences. Oberlin College 1917. Boston University 1936-37. Hartford School of Religion, A.M. 1940. Somerset Academy, Sidney, Og W. Long Beach, N. J., Bingham Miss Elsie Hight. Home Economics. Nasson College B.S. 1943. Bingham. Miss Marguerite Russell. Junior high grades. Farmington Normal. Gorham Normal. Bingham Junior High.

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BOREAS 9 were permitted to pay 351.00 to support the motion picture programs. Money to the amount of 330.00 Was voted for the boys' athletic equipment. Money to the amount of 9525.00 was set aside for the Boreas Board. Four delegates were chosen for the State Student Council Convention meeting to be held in Augusta April 1, 1944. Those chosen were Ray Gar- land, Christine Lane, Geneva Goff and Gerald Berry. Those four delegates gave reports at a general school assembly the fol- lowing Friday. CLASS OFFICERS Senior : President, Christine Laney Vice-President, Lidstoneg Sec. 8a Treas., Hazel Pierceg Rep- resentatives to the Student Council: Fior- ence Gervais, Floriman Andrews. Junior: President, Jerry Berryg Vice-President, Barbara Prattg Sec. 8a Treas., Hazel Pierceg Representatives to the Student Council: Donald Sterling, Geneva Goff. Sophomore: President, Sandra Keene: Vice-President, William O'Brien3 Sec. 8a Treas., Bertha Laney Representatives to the Student Coun- cil: Ray Garland, Helen Morris. Freshman: President, Eugene Hendersong Vice-Pres- ident, Lee Bridges: Sec. 8z Treas., Shirley Beging Representatives to the Student Council: James Ingraham, Sterling Pierce.