Wilton Academy - Eagle Yearbook (Wilton, ME)

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sash M., za Xl ga. cm This year we have a large group in our glee club with around a hundred members. Mr. Constantine is the director and Mrs. Sabin, thc accompanist. Our activities include singing at night school during Education XVeck in November and a Cabaret in February. WVe also attended the Maine Music Festival in the spring. The oflicers are as follows: President-Eleanor Burgess Vice President-Keith XVelch Secretary-janet Gillespie Treasurer-Jean Therrien '- dean? in

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li t ' . ,-:- I ' I ' I I I I ' I I ? I 1 l yillsflgl I I 4' ' g TTT S IQ I w 41 ptgfgrgi' web' .L-xl Seated, Left tn Right: P. Pease, P. Colley, L. Smith, A. Morison, A. Lord, R. Clmflcc. Stumlirlg: I.. Mash-rnmn, R. Adams, L. Ycaton, J. Orr, N. Trask, C. Smith, K. Welch, D. Atwood, S. Sabin, Mr. Kcuy. .SJfuJenf Gounci The Athletic Board is composed of four students, elected hy the school, four faculty members, the prin- cipal of Wilton Academy, an alumni representative, and one trustee. The Board manages all inter-scholastic athletics and the awarding of letters. The Student Council is composed of sixteen class representatives. They enforce the school rules, set rules for good behavior, help pay some deficits, and work for school im- provements in general. Mr. Keay is the faculty advisor of the council. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS PRESIDENT ................ ........ L endall Smith VICE PRESIDENT ........ ...... A lan Morison SECRETARY ........... ....... A rline Lord TREASURER ........ ....... P eter Colley ATHLETIC BOARD Front Row, Left to Right: R. Adams, M. Amistrong, A. Morison, P. Colley. Back Row: Mr. jahar, Mrs. Smallwood, Mr. Coombs, Mr. Richards, Mr. Keay. 414

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