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

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FRESHMAN CLASS . . The Freshman Class, numbering 36 was well represented in extra-curricular activities. Stanley Harris, Richard Givens, David Morrison and Robert Stanley were on the football squad, and Howard Hamor was junior manager. Rasil Davis, Richard Givens, John Kelly. Ronald MacQuinn, Ronald Rob- inson, and Kenneth Hanscom were on the jayvee basketball team; Edna Leighton, Betsy Flynn, and Geraldine Abbott were cheerleaders. Allison Beal and Edna Leighton played girls’ basketball. Joyce Iverson was on the student council and Edna Ix-igh- ton on the assembly committee. We had seven mem- bers in the band and nineteen in chorus. Our officers were as follows: Gerard Garland, president; Joyce Iverson, vice-president: Betsy Flynn, secretary; and Edna Iveighton, treasurer. The eighth grade started this year with an en- rollment of 39 but it now numbers 37. Our class won first place in the Curtis Advertising Campaign, thanks to Mary Owens. Many of the boys made the ilth grade basketball team and four girls made the cheering squad. Our officers were as follows: Rich ard Russell, president: Gale Brewer, vice-president; Elaine Sylvia, secretary; Laurie Beckett, treasurer This 1'age Sponsored By EIGHTH GRADE . . J. J. Newberry Co. Ellsworth M. A. Clark. Inc. Ellsworth Harmon Piano Company Bar Harbor - Bangor

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GlaU. Rep.osUa . . . JUNIOR CLASS . . . The juniors began the year with an enrollment of 37. Our class officers were president, Herbert Mitchell; vice-president, Carroll Lurvey; treasurer, Bernard McKay; and secretary, Donald Cotton. Herln-rl Mitchell and Carroll Lurvey have earned letters in three varsity sports; and Fred Ames, Dave Linscott. Raymond Cray, and Maurice Strout sup- ported them by earning a “B.H.” Carolyn MacQuinn and Joy Lyinburner were chosen for varsity cheerleaders and Nancy Graves and Bertha Hauer were our majorettes. A large numlier of Juniors were in band, chorus, softball, and girls' basketball. Sonny Mitchell was vice-president of the Student Council and Carolyn MacQuinn and Dot Abbott were also members. Carolyn MacQuinn was in the Student Assembly. Wc put on a successful Junior From in May. With its 56 members, the Sophomore Class is the largest in the high school. Almost every member is in some extra-curricular activity. Some of these activities are football, both boys and girls basketball, baseball and softball. Many others have musical talent and may be found in the band and chorus. Others have been in dramatics and debating. Two members are on the Student Council, while others are on the Student Assembly Committee and the Islander Board. Class officers this year were as follows: president, James Steenstra: vice-president, Joan Daigle; secretary, Sandra Wilkinson; and treasurer, Charles Ames. This 1‘ape Sponsored By SOPHOMORE CLASS . . . Hancock County Motor 4. Electric Co. F. M. («rabam Co. Plumbing Harold MacQuinn General Contractor

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