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The January Student of the Month award at Dirigo High School in Dixfield was presented to Emily Jamison at a recent awards assembly. The faculty chose her for consistent hard work in class and in life, her honesty and ever present smile. From left are RSU 56 Superintendent Pam Doyen; Rebecca Hodgkins, sister; Jennifer Carrier, mother; Emily; Aaron Jamison, father; Mary Jamison, stepmother; Hailee Ellis, sister; and Britney Ellis, sister. Picasa
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