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

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lrlrst r0w left X0 Iltsht Iatxiun totton ionstnnu lllllNf'0lll Carolyn Hatch Elwa, Chandler, N mu kim., Barbara Blshop Pwxbn 1 Qtlrn rr 1 Ralph Llrrk, I awrtnce Sprague, Rlch xrd tnrtu I cx Dum Xlola Vlumouth Nunn Glindle Second row left to right Ronald Dow flllli 4 lun huth Xlescott Mary keene Joanne Mac Leosl Aurhu Hunkur Xl ll! Xnn Bunku 1 mc' Robbins 'lllZ9.b9tll Perry Constance Lunt Ioln 1 nlu 4 lthumr Russnll H mm lou xxllCOIllb Olxxc Palne, Nfona. Hollis Iver Hersu 'Dlnxd low left to right Douglas .lox Joseph Doxlr Dfnnl Pierce John Spear Carl Crovxley Kenneth Ixuf Vt iltu Sngsnt Throdox- Stlplts Iohn Xnthonw Gmorge Abbott Carlvle Brandon August Swanson C llffonl Snllmll lluabrth PEYKIIIS Charlotte Penne last low left to ught RlChilll Allu Nxthan Smborn James Sanborn Donald Foster Donald Stox ex J xmts Q ough M 114 Ulm Sttvxart XX 1ll1s Dame Bemamm Ryodick, Nell hunt, Jere Jellison, Jack Hall Stephen Hanson JU IOR CLASS This has been a busy but lnterestmg year fox the ,lumors M our first class meetlng, we declded upon sevc lal xx ays of makmg money for the Jumor Prom We went to work selllng Seaslder sweatshlrts, randy pop and sandwlehes at the basketball games, haxmg a food sale and taklng 1n dues Johnny Spear has done a wonderful job on the varslty squad IH basketball A number of other ,Iumor boys ss ere on the J V team We are all proud of Nancy Kung for becoming the head cheer leader for the xarsltx thls ycar, and of Barbara Steenstra as a cheer leader for the J V s The students of our class, who belong to the debate club are Connle Hanscome, Iver Hersey, Mary Keene Malcolm Stewart Ralph Clark Mary Ann Bunker and Nancy Kung Members of the band from the jumor class are Ted Staples Steve Hanson, Don Foster, Johnny Spear and Carlyle Bragdon The new majorette group has been qulte a success thls year Barbara Steenstra and Nancy Kmfr are both members and very good ones too' At the Older Boys Conference Johnny Sp ar rs as elected presldent Johnny says he wouldnt have made It though lf he hadn t had Mort Sachsman there Lalllpalgfllflg for h1m We are now ualtlng for next year, when we mll be the llllghty Seniors of B H H S but we ll never forget our JUIIIOI' year. Officers: Class I resident-Ralph Clark Sccrelary-Richard Carter V ice l'resi1lenI-Barbara Sleenstra Treasurer-Laurence Sprague NANCY GRINDLE

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