Bar Harbor High School - Islander Yearbook (Bar Harbor, ME)

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8 The Iilewdef so 3 S the leadership of Sec. Volz of the Y. M. C. A. this club is prospering in every sense of the word. Backed by the school and many of the people of the town, the Hi-Y can and will accomplish much. A Hi-Y Club backed by both the young men of the club and by their parents and friends, will suc- ceed in its purpose namely, to help each one to be a good, clean, Christian American citizen. R. WiLLEY, '23 Z School Directory Athletic Association Officers President, John Stewart, '23 Vice-President, Reginald Cough, '23 Secretary, Maude White, '24 Treasurer, Clara Garland, '24 Basketball tBoysD Captain, John Walls, '23 Manager, Lester Gattrell, '23 Basketball CGirlsJ Captain, Jessie Stalford, '23 Manager, Sylvia Kurson, '23 Football Captain, John Stewart, '23 Baseball Captain, Lawrence Getchell, '24 Manager, Charles Barstow, '24 Executive Committee A. A. John Stewart, '23 John Walls, '23 Lester Gattrell, '23 Jessie Stalford, '23 Sylvia Kurson, '23 Clara Garland, '24 Reginald Cough, '23 John Stewart, '23 Erma Stafford, '23 Joseph Stockbridge, '23 Maude White, '24 Lawrence Getchell, '24 Roy Albee, '25 Reginald Dunham, '25 Evelyn Stalford, '25 Maude White, '24 Reginald Cough, '23 Roy Albee, '25 Maude White, '24 Charles Barstow, '24 Lawrence Getchell, '24 Student Council Lester Gattrell, '23 Sylvia Kurson, '23 John Walls, '23 Bennett Williams, '24 Charles Barstow, '24 Jessie Stalford, '23 Gerard Ingalls, '26 Bernard Morrison, '26 Theodore Falkenstrom 26

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my The Islander Agggwhl g ggggl what the publicity gained by such teams would do in the matter of putting Bar Harbor on the map in regard to its progressive school system! In those schools where physical training is in vogue, statistics have shown that the movie and dancing craze is considerably lessened. With the possibilities of such a program before them the girls would be wide-awake, interested, healthy and enthusiastic. And this enthusiasm would not stop at ath- letics-the standard of scholarship would be raised. And why? Because each student would be proud of the accom- plishments and jealous of the standards of her school, and feel that even tho her individual bent might not incline towards athletics, at least she could contribute her share by maintaining the scholastic standard. There is not, we know, necessity for urging this pro- ject upon you. The townspeople have never been back- ward about coming forward -and when it is a question of their own girls' moral and physical well-being, there will be no hesitancy in admitting that such a course is the only one to pursue. Then here's to girls' athletics in B. H. H. S. next year! S. M. K.'23 The Hi-Y Club The local Hi-Y Club which was started last year among the Junior and Senior boys of the Bar Harbor High School, has again renewed its efforts to create, maintain and ex- tend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. With the passing of time, many changes have been brought about in our local organization. When the club was first organized, it was composed of Junior and Senior boys only, while to-day it is open to any worthy members of our High School. To-day it has an increased membership of nearly double that of last year. .The club has its slogan which is the slogan of the national organization of the Hi-Y Clubs, namely, Clean living, clean speech and clean athletics. All of the members of this club seemed to have obtained the ever present Hi-Y spirit. In their meetings, all the daily problems and trials are thrashed out and each one openly expresses his own ideas and opinion. The club has been exceptionally fortunate in being able to have as a meeting place the large dormitory of our local Y. M. C. A. Here the boys hold their meetings, conduct their initiations and have their social events. Under

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President Secretary, President Secretary, President Secretary President Secretary, Class Enrollment ...... Class Advisors . . . The Islercdei C S Class of 1923 Vice-President, Jessie Stalford Treasurer, Blanch Quinn Class of 1924 Vice-President, Barbara Butterheld Treasurer, Gordon Sylvia John Walls Evelyn McQuinn Lawrence Getchell Maude White Class of 1925 Vice-President, Evelyn Stalford Treasurer, Ruth Davis Roy Albee Vara Googins Class of 1926 Theodore Falkenstrom Vice-President, William Heath Richard Wasgatt Treasurer, Shirley Grant Z Senior Satistics MissYeaton,Mrs.Foster Class Officers President ...... ................,.. ..... J o hn Walls Vice-President . . . ..,.. Jessie Stalford Secretary ...... . . . Evelyn McQuinn Treasurer .... Class Colors . . . Class Motto .... . . . . . . . Blanche Quinn YellowandVVh1te 'Iamtempusagires ifCNow is the time to do things.J 1923 Graduation Program June 7 Processional Invocation Overture, Princess of the Sun ................. .,.. B ennet High School Orchestra Chorus, Shout Aloud in Triumph .....,,..........,,....... Manney Salutatory and Essay, Second Honor ....., America's With Orchestral Accompaniment Hall of Fame JESSIE STALFORD Cornet Solo ...... ........................ REGINALD INGALLS