Wilton Academy - Eagle Yearbook (Wilton, ME)

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1? A x ig Our five majorettes this year have been quite outstanding. They have twirled a few times at foot- ball games and at all the home league basketball games. Their flashy lighted batons make everyone stop and take notice. The girls' new uniforms, which resemble Uncle Sam, are quite original. They held practices on Monday mornings and any other mornings that the girls had spare periods. BAND COMMITTEE First Row, Left to Right: J. Lake, E. Burgess, Mr. Knowles, M. Armstrong, B. Meyer. Second Row: P. Williams, B. Brown, D. Atwood, T. Thompson, S. Cram, A. Lord, V. Heath. 4.15.11-'q 44 Kneeling: B. Orr. Second Row, Left to Right: S. Neil, S. Columbus. MAJORETTES .gui UQ, O ' 'QW Jia ' .!l'yl:lI'- Q. - 1 Isa ' lf 1 ' I A band tag day was planned by our capable band committee, and they also made the final decisions in deciding what activities the band would participate.

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, . lx .Ilrlior1'H1'.s', I ront: Il. Nh-yi-r, S. Ni-il, S. CoIumIms, II. Orr. I I nh ID Kukox 9 Trim X III 1lIi I3 KIIIIIIXII lizmrl, l ir.x'! liolr: II. Niosln-r. Cl. Ogilviv. -. ,1 Iilirus-xw, I. 'IIII1'l'I'Il'Il, IJiri'c'tor UtIio Know -N. I , 1 - n,.1ii.' Ioli, I,. lforriuaui, S. Suirliw A. l,orcI, B. I.otIirop, I., Nlowlivr. Srfonzi liouh' I. Cfliaiflivv. If. IIl7llSl', Ii. f:Il1lII'L't', Cl. Smith, II. C,oII1-Y II. Brown, NI. Ryan. Im. , s ,, h Ic Tliirrl Roni' S, Ifowtr-r, I. SoiitI11'r. l,. Iiurqvss. NI. Arlnstroncl, Nic-Cm-timy, O. 'I'I1ompQon. I,. SIHHII, I'. XYiIIi:mw, I.. II4-z1tIi. ff. Cohn Ifourtlz lioir: A. II.mmiomI. IJ. fKiu'o,..., D. W4-4-ks, Bunk:-r, N. Cox, IJ, I'i'i'kiiw. S. 'I-YAINIQ. B.. fl This yvur our Imnd. LIIIIIOUQII it was l'0lIlI'Jl'ISCd of il sma1IIOr IIIIIIIIJUI' of nm- siciams than in somc- past ya-ails. did its Iwst on all occasions. Tllvy num-Iicd and pI4iy4-iI in tIw cold wc'z1tI10r ut footIJz1II games and in thx' Ilot XVCLIIIIOI' alt tim XYc'stc-i'n Niziinc- Music I7c'stiva1I. They also pm-1'fo1'mccI alt cvvry Iiomi' Ivalgiw Inns- kc-tImII gaum- during tI1c- winter. 1 o A0 ' ual: 1113 gfq-1. lx? 1 The fine dircction and ncvcr ending pzlticnco of Mr. Knowles have again provided us with 11 very good band. X

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The orchestra plays at various school activities such as the one-act plays and graduation. It is un- der the excellent direction of Mr. Knowles, who has hcen our director for the past sixteen years. Front limo, Luft to.Ri,1.5ht: j..l,ake, B. Mosher, G. Ogilvie, B. Lothrop, S. Cram, Ol'CAeJtl'a l.. f.0lTlj.lllll, D. filll2ll'ilV1lll0iI, Burk Rout Mr. Knowles, C. Trask, A. Ilaininond, D. Perkins, D. Atwood, B. Brown, Cl. Smith, bl, Bunker, l.. lleath, 0. Thompson, I.. Burgess, P. Southcr, C' Volt S l' tar .. , -,.. 'os-. Sandra Columhus, the editor of the liaglct, and the staff are advised hy Mrs. Srnallwood and Mr. llodgkins in planning our school paper. Each issue includes news, interesting selections, fashions, and editorials. One feature en- titled the Eagle Eye is also very popular. The ad- visors and staff should be congratulated for their fine work. algal gourd Sitting, Left to Right: D. Chiaravalloti, Mrs. Smallwood, R. Smith, M. Stinson, Coluinhus, Therrien, I... Poulin, S. Hale, S. Foster. Standing: R. Chaffee, J. Orr, B. Smith, I. Luger, K. Davenport, R. Crockett, C. Small, J. Sanhorn, N. Cox, S. Cram, E. Partridge, V. Heath, B. Lothrop, uZlV'- L-K' mil .? h