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

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BOREAS 23 EIGHTH GRADE PICTURE Standing: M. Dionne, C. Rollins, M. Beane, E. Adams, R. Robinson. Seated: M. Young, D. Newton, F. Pooler, R. Hall, B. Brochu, O. Hutchins. ' JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 1944-1945 September 5-School opened today with small enrollment. Twenty-one pupils registered in grade seven and fourteen in grade eight. Election of class officers. Very quiet. In grade eight Dale Newton was chosen Presidentg Colleen Rollins, Vice Presidentg and Rachel Robinson, Secretary-Treasurer. In grade seven Geraldine Begin was chosen President, Michael Payson, Vice Presidentg and Leta Garland, Secretary-Treasurer. Paper Troopers do big job collecting waste paper Paper Troopers in the junior high are: Norma Durgin, Dorna Durgin, Colleen Morris, Patricia Cary, Orlene Hutchins, Geraldine Begin, Royce Knowles, Rolon Collins, Chester Lom- bard, Jr., Dale Newton, Francis Pool- er, Ronald Hall, and Micheal Payson. Members named to Student Council Merlene Young was elected repre- sentative of grade eight and Gerald- ine Begin from grade seven. Stamp and Bond sales soar Sales from September 5-March lo reached 351236.65 Christmas Pageant Presented for Assembly December 15 Cast of Characters: Mary-Marcia Beane Joseph-Ronald Hall Wisemen-Royce Knowles, Chester Lombard, Jr., Mareclle Brochu. Shepherds-Francis Pooler, Rolon Collins. King Herod-James Young. V

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22 BOREAS l....... ' . 1 I FRESHMAN PICTURE Standing: A. Goff, E. Morris, D. Hopkins, J. Palmer, A. Orr, A. Cahill, R. McCollor, F. Hale, C. Brackett. Seated: F. Heald, P. Dionne, B. Tibbetts, B. Rollins, L. Pierce, M. Peterson, P. Rol- lins, G. Cates, J. Hunnewell, T. Atwood. Kneeling: R. Dunton, E. Bean, C. York, K. Andrews, R. Wing, F. Lancaster, E. Rob- inson, M. Giguere, W. Andrews, O. Hale. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY The Freshman class entered high school last September with thirty-four students, one of the largest enroll- ments in the last few years. The stu- dents who were elected officers are: President, Allen Goff, Vice President, Joyce Hunnewellg Secretary, Jean Palmerg Treasurer, Emerson Robin- SON. The students who have been on the Honor Roll during the year are: Alice Cahill, Beryl Tibbetts, Pauline Dionne, Beverly Rollins, Carroll York, Ken- neth Andrews, and Allen Goff. Representatives elected to the Stu- dent Council are Joyce Hunnewell and Clyde Brackett. The freshman have been very active in sports. Those who played football are: Orland Hale, Reginald McCollor, Roger Wing, Allen Goff. The fresh- men who played basketball are: Fran- cis Hale, and Buddy Morris. There were many freshmen who took part in the winter carnival. Beryl Tibbetts was the only fresh- man to take part in the semi-final speaking and she was chosen for the finals. Perfect attendance for the fresh- men includes only one, Roger Wing. Freshmen who have sold war stamps during the year are: Jean Palmer, Beryl Tibbetts, and Emerson Robinson. A. Goff '48

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24 BOREAS I SEVENTH GRADE PICTURE Standing: L. Garland, D. Gilford, R. Collins, F. McAfee, R. Hopkins, C. Lombard, J. Young, R. Knowles, J. Fortier. Seated: D. Durgin, G. Begin, L. Rollins, R. Walker, C. Morris, T. Roy, A. Bigelow, r M. Brochu, N. Durgin. Choir-All girls in the school. Junior High pupils place in winter carnival Marcelle Brochu-First place in 100 and second place yard skating dash, in the half mile skate. Norma Durgin placed third in the half mile skate. Colleen Morris won third place in the hundred yard snowshoe dash. Royce Knowles placed third in the boys' cross country snowshoe race. Alton Beane won second place in the slalom, March 16 4-H Victory Gardens Planted Today The following people have under- taken 4-H gardening and canning pro- jects for next summer: Norma Dur- gin, Dorna Durgin, Geraldine Begin, Eugenia Adams, Colleen Rollins, Rach- el Robinson, Madeline Dionne, Royce Knowles. Awards to be given May first for Dental Certificates About twenty in the junior high school are expected to fulfill the re- quirements. S1 prize offered to financial genius in Eighth Grade Math Project 355000 Cimaginaryj was given to each pupil on January 1. On May 1 the person who has made the most money with his S5000 will receive Sl. Competition runs high. Junior High expresses appreciation to High School We, the boys and girls of the Junior High, wish to thank the High School for including us in their activities.