Wilton Academy - Eagle Yearbook (Wilton, ME)

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PRO VICTORIA DEDICATION iam?-T' alll AD' PVT. STANFORD IRVIN TRASK USAAF Football CPlayer and Captainj, Basketball fPlayer and Captainj, Baseball, Track, Member and Secretary and Treasurer W Club, EAGLET Board 2, Class Pres- ident 2, Public Speaking, Dramatics, Traiic Squad, Stu- dent Leader. Called at the end of his junior year, PUNK missed all the intense activity of football, basketball, and other sports, of which he was so fond, but he has found him- self on a bigger team whose demands on his abilities will Hnd a response as keen as any ever shown in a good old Farmington-Wilton football or basketball game. Good luck out there in New Guinea! Q2 ll In 1, .2 URBAN EDWARD WEST s Zlc, USN Cross Country, Future Farmers, W Club, Basket- ball, Baseball. Though slight in build, Urban proved himself a wiry, skillful, though quiet and modest athlete. And at bowl- ing, boy! We regretted your departure from school, but the Navy has gained a good sport and a hard worker. AND SO, TO EDGAR, BLANCHARD ST ANFORD AND URBAN OUR ONE-TIME CLASSMATES, WE CHEERFUI LY DFDICATE THIS 1944 ISSUE OF THE EAGLE. Bflllllligr

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PRO VICTORIA DEDICATION dllllllbo' PVT. EDGAR MALEND ADAMS USAAF Football, Track, Future Farmers Public Speaking, Chorus, Basketball, Future Farmers Chapter, XIV Called into military service-in the late fall of 1943, Fdgar soon found himself at Miami Beach, a member 'ITC. After a brief but strenuous training period, he qualified as a gunner, and within recent Weeks has been gaining additional training in Utah. In one of his let- lers he says, uI'm classified as combat crew. Although I clon't like it I'll be as good a one as I possibly can. eve all got to Work together in this war. Club. tif the 416th T.G., Flight X-154, B.T.C. No. 1, AAFE- w ' AQ QR e,.,. U ,.., BWI I 4 L PAUL BLANCHARD KENNEDY PAINE s 216, USN Football, Future Farmers Chapter, Ice Hockey fPlayer and Ir. Managerj, W Club, Track. Following his boot training at Newport, Rhode Island, and a visit home, he went to Memphis, Tennessee, for :idvanced training. A friendly smile and an easy-going disposition should help Blanchard, as we knew him, to be one swell sailor.

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1944 Qaeultg, MAURICE EARLE, A.B., M.Ed., Bates College, Principal, History, Biology. Appointed 1929, SUSAN H. WESTON, A.B., Colby College, Dean of Girls, Mathematics. Appointed 1908. DOROTHY DUMAIS, A.B., Bates College, Latin, Spanish, English. Appointed 1928. LEAH PETERSEN, Prince Academy, Quebec, Vocal Music. Appointed 1930. HAROLD KARKOS, A.B., Bates College, English, Algebra, Mechanical Drawing, General Science. Appointed 1933. MARY YORK, A.B., Bates College, French. Appointed 1937. ELOISE MACOMBER, B.S., Farmington State Normal School, Home Eco- nomics. Appointed 1938. PAUL LEGGE, B.S., University of Illinois, Science, Aeronautics, Coach. Appointed 1940. EDNA BAILEY, A.B., Colby College, English, Sociology, Economics. Appointed 1941. MILTON BRADFORD, B.S., University of Maine, Agriculture. Appointed 1941. OTHO KNOWLES, Busch Conservatory, Chicago, Instrumental Music, Band, Orchestra, Eaglonians. Appointed 1943. MARY LOUISE GIDDINGS, A.B., VVellesley College, Vocational Guidance. Appointed 1944. MRS, E. L. GIDDINGS MRS. PHILIP HELLEN VOtIA1'IONAL GUIDANCE SECMTARY 4