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

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High Points in High School 1953-57 It was almost four years ago that the now learned Class of 1957 began its gradual metamorphosis. Thirty-three strong, that first year, it stumbled through such money- making propositions as dances, food sales, and School Bazaar projects. It contributed, also, a few budding Bob Cousys and Ted Williamses. It tried its inexperienced hand at parliamentary procedure, thus selecting its president, Frank Woodard: vice president, Leroy Kennedy: secretary, Jean Bemis: treasurer, Nancy Cahill, with Frank Woodard, Beverly Paige, and Joe Daggett as representatives to Student Council. Unfortunately, owing to a serious school bus accident in March, six of our class- mates from up river did not return to a second year at B. H. S. That following year, the executive committee performed an encore to some extent with F. Woodard again as head man. He was supported by Vice President, W. Quintg Secretary, J. Bemis and Treasurer, N. Cahill. Frank, Don Robertson, and Anita Beau- doin were the Sophomores' contribution to the Student Council. Financially, the outfit in 1954-55 was quite successful. Proceeds from various and sundry dances plus dime-a-week dues fand a not-too-wallet-fattening food salej brought in nearly S100 before June. As Juniors, we started off our third year in September of '55 with fewer than 20 members. Later, Aurelien Roy came down from Aroostook, but the roll was still losing its battle. F. Woodard repeated his role as President with his Vice Resident, J. Bemis: Secretary, M. McLaughlin: Treasurer, K. Kennedy, and Student Council members were Frank, Wayne and Nancy. Last year, in working toward our goal - Washington - we did very well. One pro- ject, though it gave us quite a bit of money, was not notable in its financial sense. It was Bingham High's first official record hop. Radio Station, WGHM, in Skowhegan seemed happy to oblige. And of course we were tendered the usual Prom, for which we exchanged the Graduation Ball with the Seniors. That year, too, Bingham High welcomed her new Principal, Mr. John Hall, now presiding. September, '56, started its brand new Seniors off with 17 members. Drring the first semester, the population did a bit of quick footwork fminus one, Phebe White: plus one, Donna Ellisj. So the books balance. This has been a busy year, as most Senior years are. Activities began with class portraits and will continue through our Washington trip to Graduation. Those are the big projects, very common to Seniors everywhere. Class parts have been awarded as follows: Valedictory, Frances Durgin: Salutatory, Franklin Woodard: First Honor Essay, Avis Belangerg second, Anita Beaudoin: Third, Mavis McLaughlin. Frederick McClintick and Jacqueline Michaud have gifts, Donna Bennett, History: Jean Bemis, Prophecy: and Nancy Cahill, Will. Almost all the Seniors are planning to go to Washington. Accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Philip Knight, we anticipate a fitting climax to our four years at B. H. S. Wayne Quint, '57

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