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(Trombone), Nick Foster Downunder Sports Pub who to our numerous sponsors numerous volunteers who
’06 & Choral Director also handled bar service. The who helped make all these assisted at the Variety Show,
(Baritone), Ellie Grant ’22 Toasted Brew provided DJ magnificent events possible. Golf Scramble and the Gala
(Percussion), Fred Grant service and a photo booth including set up, tear down
’88 (French Horn), Dylan which proved to be very High Honors Sponsors and clean up the next day. It
Johnston ’17 (Saxophone), popular. Those having their included Bowers Funeral takes many hands to put on
Carol Murray Kiesman picture taken could have the Home, Dead River an event of this magnitude
’82 (Flute), Susan Lee photo sent directly to their Company, J. McLaughlin and we are so appreciative for
Laurence ’83 (Flute), Dave phone, in fact, multiple Construction, Machias the amazing support we have
McGillicuddy ’62 (Trumpet), phones. Several photos will Savings Bank, Rent-A- received.
Patrick Moore ’99-’06 Choral be found in this issue. Center, WHOU 100.1 FM
Director (Tuba), Sydney and York’s of Houlton. We are still evaluating
Peabody ’21 (Percussion), A number of raffles were held whether to go back to the
Elizabeth Philips ’20 (Alto throughout the weeklong Honor Roll Sponsors were old schedule and have the
Sax), Natalie Putnam ’21 festivities which were drawn F. A. Peabody Company, next Multi-Class Reunion in
(Clarinet), Jerry Riley during the Gala. The items Louisiana Pacific, Severson, 2025 or go for 5 years from
’64 (Cornet) and Alisha and winners were as follows.
Targonski ’05 (Flute). A framed and matted Boy
& the Booth print by Esther The Alumni Association also
The show was live streamed Faulkner that was donated
courtesy of WHOU FM. If by Joe Cyr ’89 in memory expresses sincere gratitude to
you missed it or just want of his father Leland Cyr ’61
to experience it again, the was won by Leisha Faulkner. our numerous sponsors . .
recording is still available Leigh Cummings ’71
on the WHOU or Alumni donated a framed and matted
Facebook pages and on the 1884 map of Houlton from
Alumni web site at www. George N. Colby Atlas of Hand & Nelson, Shiretown this year and hold the event
houltonalumni.com. Maine which was won by Inn & Suites and The in 2027. We would welcome
Steve Ells. A vintage photo County Federal Credit your input in making this
Saturday morning the of the Ingraham Farm Union. decision. Please feel free to
golfers took to the links at donated by John Bushey E-mail us with your thoughts
Houlton Country Club for was won by Jon Clark. Hole Sponsors were and ideas. You can contact
the annual Alumni Golf John Bushey also donated Aroostook Auto Tech, Becky Executive Director Jon
Scramble with a full field a vintage photo of “The Day at First Choice Real McLaughlin ’73 at jon@
of players. At the end of Willows” (Smyrna Street) Estate, Bell Chiropractic, hhsalumassoc.net or Alumni
the 9-hole tournament, the and one of the Houlton Buildings Etcetera, Currier, President Nancy Ketch ’82 at
Gross Champions were Lexi Railroad Station which were Trask & Jordan, Houlton nketch64@gmail.com.
Emerson, Ian Gervais, Grant won by Joe Tufts and Sandra Water Company, J. H.
Watt and Tyler Wheaton. Saunders respectively. A McPartland & Sons, Jon We look forward to partying
The Net Champions were Barbara London ’66 painting ’72 & Sue McLaughlin, with you again!
Sam Henderson, Tyler of a boat on the water was Katahdin Trust Company,
Putnam, Matt Day and Seth donated by Patty Fitzpatrick Mooers Realty, S. W. Collins
Dorr. ’63 and was won by Dick Company, Sage Financial,
York. Corinne Lynds Southern Aroostook
The finale of the Reunion Bongiovanni donated two Development Corporation,
was the Gala Evening at the pencil sketches – one of the Swallow Electric and Varney
John Millar Civic Center. Watson Settlement Covered Agency.
The event was staged a Bridge in Littleton which was
little differently than prior won by Max Lynds and one Additional thanks is extended
reunions. The venue of an old barn and wagon to all the businesses that
included several lounge wheel which was won by hosted window displays, the
areas with couches, chairs Joe Tufts. Our thanks to all County Co-op & Farm Store
and coffee tables courtesy of those who donated items for for hosting our Hospitality
Rent-A-Center. The food the raffle as well as those who Center, High School staff
was presented in four stages bought tickets. that assisted with the Variety
starting with light appetizers Show, Haley Nickerson ‘08
to hot items and desserts The Alumni Association also and her staff at the John
deliciously prepared by the expresses sincere gratitude Millar Civic Center and the

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