Wilton Academy - Eagle Yearbook (Wilton, ME)

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.ii O C5 ,L-4 1. A le FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Wilson, J. Mace, A. Hammond, E. House, P. Mace, B. Jellison, D. Karkos, R. Hurd, A. Mayo, D. Gleason, L. Mosher, G. Hatch, J. Durrell. SECOND ROW: M. Bickford, C. Sprague, N. Bennett, H, Clemens, T. Daoust, O. Frost, M. Perry, R. Osbome, G. Estes, D. Davis, L. Purington, M. Wyman, D. Perkins, D. Bowe. THIRD ROW: K. Cushman, M. Buckingham, L. Heath, B. Clough, T. McLeary, W. Maillet, D. Weeks, G. Byron, E. Campbell, G. Smith, M. Wright, S. Hoar, B. Brown, A. Small. FOURTH ROW: L. Burgess. J. Orr, P. Easter, S. Hale. J. Packard, D. Landry, M. Trask, D. Gillespie, B. Hardy, R. Ad- ams. L. Seamon. P. Williams, P. Pease, G. Chicoine. Mr. DiBiase. FIFTH ROW: L. Mosher, R. Nelson, M. Worden, D. Frost, C. Kilkenny, G. Greenleaf, H. McRi1lis, R. Beedy, F. Wetmore, D. Hathaway, V. Hall, E. Clough, H. Clark. J. Farrington. C' Cf F25 l'l'l6ll'l G56 The Freshman class began this school year at Wilton Academy with an enrollment of sixty-nine students. We have two new stu- dents, Richard Leeman and Wade Lee. At our first class meeting on September 10th we elected four class officers: President, C1-A55 OFFICERS Donald Karkosg Vice President, Bruce Jelli- LEFT To RIGHT: R. Hurd' A. song Secretary, Robert Hurd? Treasurer, Mayo, D. Karkos, B. Jellison Alyce Mayo. We voted to bring fifteen cents dues each week. Freshman Reception was held October l9th. We performed stunts and acts and were thus initiated into the school. The Freshman dance, a Halloween Hop, was held October 26th. There was a good crowd and it was enjoyed by all. The One-Act Play, Wildcat Wi1lie , directed by Mr. DiBiase and Assistant Dir- if 7, ector, Richard Nelson, was performed Nov- ember 7th. The cast included Carroll Kil- Kenny, Janice Mace, Sherrill Hale, Michael Worden, Annette Small and Donald Karkos. , The play was very humorous and enjoyed by - is l everyone. The Freshman class had a very success- ful and happy first year at Wilton Academy. : :.,,,,:' , Our very helpful class advisor this year ' was Mr- Dilkiaset

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FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT V Heath R. Lane, R. Wilson, B. Smith, R. Chaffee, K. Welch, C. Hinton, M. Kenney S Searles F Fiel P Allen I Luger. SECOND ROW: B. Bunker, I. Vining, B. Hurd, R. Crockett, R. Rainey L Merrill B Hardy L Rolfe E Partridge, M. Ryan, L. White, L. Wilbur. THIRD ROW: Mr. Bruce, N Trask I Hammond J Sanborn D Chorzempa, A. Lord, C. Small, S. Cram, D. Atwood, J. Chiaravollotl, C Holmes K Karkos J Parker FOURTH ROW: H. Bradeen, O. Thompson, T. Wltham, R. Bunker, J. l-liscock, H Clemens M Greenleaf B Cox K Dakin T. Smith, L. Gosslin. I. Fletcher. 30,9 OIWLOPB C4165 We, the Sophomore Class, began our second year at Wilton Academy with an enrollment of 49 and dur- ing the year lost only one girl who moved away. On September 6 we held our first class meeting and elected the following officers: President, Keith Welchg Vice President, Clarence Hintong Secretary, Roberta Chaffeeg Treasurer, Marie Kenney. We also elected three students to the student council: Marie Kenney, Roberta Chaffee and Clar- ence Hinton. During the year we held two class dances. Both were heartily enjoyed by all present. ln the fall we presented our one-act play The Ghost Wore White , which was full of much laugh- ter and suspense. Miss Young who directed the play did a wonderful job and we enjoyed working with her. Our second year was work-work-work, but every moment was packed full of fun. 'Iwo people who helped to make this year so meaningful to all of us were our class advisors, Mr. Coombs and Mr. Bruce

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