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

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20 BOREAS JUNIOR PICTURE Standing: G. Croteau, A. Pooler, E. Guay, M. Pratt, F. Hall Seated: L. Chasse, P. Beane, S. Keene, W. O'Brien, B, Lane J UNIOR CLASS HISTORY When the class of '46 entered high school there were twenty-three mem- bers enrolled. This year there are ten members. Students chosen as class officers were: President, Sandra Keene, Vice President, Gloria Croteaug Secretary, Frances Hall, Treasurer, Bertha Lane. The junior representatives for the Student Council were Gloria Croteau and William O'Brien. Three boys who were in our class last year are in the service now. They are: Ray Garland in the Navy Air Corpsg Edward and Edwin Foster in the Army, Four students represented our class in the winter carnival: Sandra Keene, Bertha Lane, Edward Guay, and Wil- liam O'Brien. ' William O'Brien and Edward Guay were on the football team last fall, and also on the basketball team this winter. Members on the Honor Roll this year have been Lucille Chasse, Alice Pooler, Gloria Croteau, Sandra Keene, Bertha Lane, and William O'Brien. The junior class did its part this year buying defense stamps and bonds which were sold by the class treasurer. We also took part in the prize speak- ing. Those chosen for the finals were Lucille Chasse, Gloria Croteau, Sandra Keene, Bertha Lane, Edward Guay and Philip Beane. B. Lane '46

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BOREAS 19 PRIZE SPEAKING PICTURE Standing: G. Croteau, R. Whitman, E. Henderson, E. Guay, L. Bridges, J. Ingra- ham, C. McCarty. Seated: S. Begin, L. Chasse, R. Boynton, P. Beane, S. Keene, B. Lane, B. Tibbetts. PRIZE SPEAKING Prize speaking was held at the Colby Theatre on March 23, 1945, with the following speakers competing: Bertha Lane . . . Wanted, An Income Taximeter Philip Beane .,.. No Absenteeism on the Battlefront Sandra Keene Brothers Take a Bow James Ingraham ,. Poplar, Tree of Evil Gloria Croteau . . , . Little Girl's View of Life in a Hotel Lee Bridges The Rider of the Black Horse Shirley Begin , Blind Dates Lucille Chasse The Day of Judgment Eugene Henderson . , The Ballad of East and West Collen McCarty The Little Dumber Beryl Tibbetts Voice from a Far Country Edward Guay . ,.,..... . , . .. President Roosevelt's War Message Ruth Boynton , .. . . The Death of Benedict Arnold Robert Whitman My Financial Career The judges were Mrs. Eva Baeheld- er, Dr. Dallas Manchester, and Mrs. Anna Howes. The prizes were awarded by the American Legion and the Legion Aux- iliary. The winners were: Girls-Colleen McCarty, Ruth Boynton, and Beryl Tibbetts. Boys--Eugene Henderson, Edward Guay, and Lee Bridges.

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BOREAS 21 r,..-.. .,.. -... .. . . ,-. ...N , , I , SOPHOMORE PICTURE Back Row: A. Manchester, C. Michaud, H. Morris, R. Whitman, L. Bridges, B. Bean, E. Henderson, E. McDonald, H. Pooler. Seated: C. McCarty, S. Begin, M. Kennedy, R. Boynton, R. Quigley, E. Bigelow, J. Lister, D. Pooler, V. Tozier. Kneeling: L. Cates, G. Michaud, J. Dunphy, J. Ingraham. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY When entering school last fall, the eighteen members of the class of 1947 elected as class officers: Ruth Boyn- ton, Presidentg John Dunphy, Vice- President, Eugene Henderson, Secre- tary, and Colleen McCarty, Treasurer, and as our two representatives to the Student Council, Alvida Manchester and Ruth Quigley. Those in the finals of prize speak- ing last year were Ruth Quigley, who placed first for the girls, James Ingra- ham, who placed second for the boys, and Colleen McCarty. Those who are to be in the finals this year are: Shir- ley Begin, Colleen McCarty, Ruth Boynton, Eugene Henderson, James lngraham, Lee Bridges, and Robert Whitman. Boys from our class who played on the high school baseball team last spring were James Ingraham and Eu- gene Henderson. Those who played football last fall were Gilbert Mi- chaud, Eugene Henderson, James ln- graham, and Bernard Beane. Lee Bridges, James Ingraham, and Eugene Henderson represented our class on the newly-formed basketball team. Participants in winter sports meets have been Lee Bridges and Eugene Henderson. Those who have been on the Honor Roll this year are Alvida Manchester, Ruth Quigley, Dorothea Pooler, Hilda Pooler, Colleen McCarty, Ruth Boyn- ton, Eugene Henderson, and Robert Whitman. R. Whitman '47