Washington Academy - Record Yearbook (East Machias, ME)

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ELAINE CHRISTINE ACKLEY Cutler Gi1gNi-:RAL Uh, 'VIII it 1111 .some bcticr n11111c for friendship seems too cold. Assembly Programs 1. 2, 3, 43 Baccalaureate Choir 1, 2, 33 Candy Salesman 31 Class Vice President 13 Dramatics 43 l.ibrarian 23. 4: Magazine Campaign Captain 43 C. B. Monitor 1. 2, Il. 43 Poster Work 1. 2, 3, 43 Softball 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1. 23 Teen-timers Club 13 Intramural Sports 33 Committees 1, 2. :L 4: Ticket Maker 3: Play Day 33 Activities 43 Girls' Ilasketball 2. Elaine is the athletic girl in the class. She participated in girls' basketball and softball. She also demonstrated her ability as an actress in Star Crazy. Her candid, honest opinions in class meetings and her nnselfish contribution 111' cttort to class dances and socials have done much to make our class activities succesful. JANET THELMA BRYANT Cutler Gizxiilutl Her 11'1111s 111'1' 11'1111.v of 11lc11.v1l11t11es.v and ull hcr paths are peace. Assembly Programs 13 Vice President of Class 23 .lunior Proin Queen Attendant 33 Poster lVork 1, 2, 33 Teen-timers Club 1: intramural Sports 23 Committees 1, 2, 33 Representa- tive to Student Council 33 Vsher 33 Ticker Taker 2, 43 Cheerleader 33 Exchange Editor of Riitokp 4. Because she posseses an amiable personality and manner, .lanet has been friendly to everybody. She always sees humor in situations and is ready to laugh and enjoy herself, She has participated in class and school activities, being willing to do her share and to contribute her suggestions. These traits combine to make Janet one of the best-liked persons in our class. l,Al'RA l.0L'lSA DAl'M East Machias CllXl5ll'llif'l.XI4 t'li11iI1I 1111 111111 11111kc thy t'1lSflf'-V high Illlfl f11i1'. I.'1.vi1111 111111 l'1'flt'lIllIjl 111111111 1111114111311 to thc skim. Candy Salesman el: Librarian 43 Poster Work 4: Typing l,l't1gl'0SS Certificate 32: tilee Club 1: Literary Editor ot llrtttian 1: Typist for lllflftlkll 43 Otlice Duty 4. Laura has been with us only one year. but she has proved herself to be a credit to the class. She readily adapted her- self In life at W. A. She has been friendly to all and has willingly done her part in class activities.

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MAYLON ELLIS DENNISON Cutler GEN ici: Ai. 'Hin fryrofvlblf' 1'llHl1ItlIll0ll rm ll' j0Ill'H!'.Il is as growl rw tl r'nr1'iaye. Assembly Programs 33 Baseball 2. SS, 43 Pine 'Free Club li Intramural Sports 23 Committees ill Athletic' Editor ol' Ritzvouo 4. Many times Maylon thinks that. 1-ertain subjects are too hard for him, but we are int-lined to disagree. Whatever the difficulty has been. he has managed to master it. For, dur- ing these four years. his name has constantly appeared on the Honor Roll. The baseball team will certainly miss Maylon next, year. He has taken a real interest in baseball and has proved himself very valuable to the team. DOROTHY JEAN l-'ARLEY Machiasport, Corsriuitzuttiai. I.iff' is not life uf ull, Jrirlmuf df'li.g1hl. Assembly Programs 1. -lg Candy Salesman 4: Poster Work el: Teen-timers Club 15 Committtees 1, 3, 43 Usher Il: TYDill?3. Progress Certifirate 45 Literary Editor of Rizrouo lg Typist for Rm-oun 4: Office Duty 45 .Junior Prize Speaking 3: at Amesbury High Srhool-Assembly Programs 2, 3. Dottie has many original ideas and has readily assisted with various class problems. She has shown herself very 1-apable ot' assuming tasks where responsibility and de- pendability are essential. llottie's English themes have really numbered among tht- best. Everyone has enjoyed reading them. Her partici- pation in assembly programs and Junior Prize Speaking tends to indicate that she also has a special talent for speak- ing and acting. BETTY ANN DURLING Wesley CoLLi-Zta: t'lu'w'f14I11f'sx and friendliness rlollzefl in llflliflllltlIlil'il.ll.u Assembly Programs 1, 2. 3, 45 Bat't'alaureate Choir 1. 2, 3: Candy Salesman Il. 43 Class Secretary-Treasurer 25 Dra- matirs 35 Librarian 35 National Honor Society 3, 41 Poster Work 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 25 Teen-timers Club 13 Intramural Sports 2: Committees 1. 2, 3. 43 S. C. Representatives 3: Play lt't'lllll1'l2lll Cl, 43 S. C. Serretary-Treasurer 43 Play Day 33 Coe Erlitor-in-Chief of Ri-:coup 4: .Iunior Prize Speaking. Serond l'rize 223 Algebra 1. Prize 1: Typing Progress Certificate 3: Co-Editor-in-Chief of Red Cross Exrhange Scrapbook 2. llere is one of our most competent and conseientious stu- dents. Not only has she excelled in her studies. but she has also assumed murh responsibility and leadership in our class and on the Student Couneil. She can be depended upon to do her best, no matter what the undertaking may be. lt work and perseverance bring success, we know that the years ahead will be bright for Betty Ann.