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

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S 0244... 'l'his year the sophomore class has been very at-tive in the high school. There were tllirty-two members in our class, with one or more partici- pating in every extra-curricular activity. lit-presenting the sophomore class on the Student Council were Gerard Garland and ,loyce lverson. while Betsy Flynn was our representative on the Assembly Committee. We had six members in tht- hund, and ten participating in ehorus. Our varsity cheering squad was largely composed of sophomore girls. Alison Heal was a majorette. Athletic activities were enjoyed by the major- ity of the class. We had three boys on the hasketball squads, four on the football team. Last, but not least, we had six girls on the softball team. Our Class advisor was Mrs. Libby. Our class officers were as follows: President ........... ...... G erard Garland Vice President .... .......... J ohn Kelly Secretary .......... ...... ,I oyce Iverson Treasurer .... ....... A lison Beal A 'M1i. ,48,.. , f QI: - gi, fpffki' y ,ff , ' f , m.Lm,,h.,. First Row: Edna Leighton. Jeannette Redick, Sandra McNeal, Arthur Macpike, Joyce Iverson. John Kelly. Gerard Garland, Alison Beal. jean Burr. Jean Carter. Geraldine Abbott. ,Iudy Etscovitz. Second Row: llohert Stanley. llavid lleal. llohert lVloran, Stanley Harris. Cynthia Stuart. Kenneth llanseom. Betsy Flynn. Sally l uller. llonald llohinson. lloward llamor. Mrs. Lihhy. advisor l'hird llois: llielnard Givens. flee-nu lluxis, Eugene Stewart, Basil Davis, Dale Ames, llavid Morrison. CLAQE 1957

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First Row: Beverly Kittredge, Grace Reddy, Diane Dorr, Diane Ingalls, Elaine Sylvia, Mary Owens, Christopher White, Laurie Beckett, Judy Stanley, Jesse Higgins, Alison Fisher, Corrine Farrell. Second Row: Mrs. Fogg, advisor, David Dow, Joseph Norton, Michael Doyle, - Gail Brewer, Ruth Sherman, Sonja Clatworthy, Suzanne Larrabee, Frances Hawkes, Judy Larrabee, Rita Leathers, Hurshelleen Crossman, Peter Young. Michael Alley, Geraldine Hodgkins, Mr. Pierce, advisor. Third Row: Lewis Hersey, Dana Cleaves, Boyd Wasgatt, Gerald Johnson, Robert Norwood, George Carter, Peter Kingsley, Charles Hall, Richard Russell, James McKay, Lloyd Norwood, Robert Blake, Talcott Chapman, Raymond Richardson, Nelson Walls. quail:-mcuzefadd... The freshman class, with forty-one members, was the most active class in the high school, for example, the freshmen had the biggest class repre- sentation in the band. Those who went out for football were David Dow, Michael Alley, Charles llall, Christopher White, and Nelson Walls. The freshmen partici- pating in jayvee basketball were Peter Young, Dana Cleaves, Nelson Walls, Lloyd Norwood, and Peter Kingsley. Peter Young, Richard Russell, and Gerald Johnson were football managers, Richard Russell was also varsity basketball assistant manager. Corrine Farrell, Geraldine Hodgkins, and Grace Reddy were on the jayvee cheering squad. Mary Owens, Diane lngalls, Laurie Beckett. Sonja Clat- worthy, and Richard Russell worked on the school play, Mary and Diane taking part in the play. Mary Owens, Jesse Higgins. Allison Fisher, and Diane Dori' played on the girls, basketball team. Sonja Clalworthy was a majorette. Christopher Vvhite. Gerald Johnson. Michael Doyle, Mary Owens. Diane Ingalls, and Joyce Hig- gins did a fine job in debating. Our Student Council representative was Mary Owens. Boyd Vlfasgatt was on the Assembly Com- mittee. Our class advisors were Mrs. Fogg and Mr. Pierce. Our class officers this year were: President .............. ..... C hristopher Whitt- Vice President ...... ............ M ary Owens Secretary .......... ....... li lainie Sylvia Treasurer ....... ..... L aurie Beckett CLAS? if 958

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lb J' I? J fb Ui? x -114 L L 4 , First Row: Carolyn Salisbury, Joyce Linscott, Louise Nickels, Margaret Stanley, SandraWilkinson, James Steenstra, Alan Wilkinson, Barry Clark, Martha Han-scom, Elaine Grindle, Rosalie Murray, Joanne Daigle. Second Row: Mrs. Cray, advisor, Judy Young, Sandra Paine, Beatrice Hayes, Lawrence Cunningham, Theodore Hennigan, Alberta Norton, Madeline Colson, Charles Mitchell, Edgar Rhodes, Gerald Rodick, Richard Copp. Lawrence Abbott, Walter Hanscom, Duaine Liscornb, Jeryl Wasgatt, Mary Lou Conners, Mr. Emery, advisor. Third Row: William Rodick, Donald Hanscom, Dale Barton, Robert Garland, Roger Candage, Charles Ames, Chester Cray, John Stewart, Michael Larra- bee, Vernon Wood, Sheldon Coldthwait, Cordon Fletcher, Vernon McFar- land, David Farrell, Peter Liscomb, Richard McFarland. The junior class. with forty-nine members. was still the largest in the high sehool. This year has been a very successful one for us. ln sports. we had many members in both varsity and jayvee basketball. girls' basketball. baseball, softball. and football. We were well represented in cheering and majorettes also. Many with musical talents were in band and chorus. We also had representatives in the school play and in debating. Three members were in the Student Council, Mary Lou Conners being eleeted secretary of the State Student Council Association. We also had members on the lslander lioard and the ,'xSSf'lIll1lV Committee. Our class advisors were Mrs. Cray and Mr. l'llI1C?I'f'. Our class officers elected were: President ...........................,.............. James Steenstrn Vive President .................................. Alan Wilkinson Secretary ,....... ....... S andra Wilkinsriri Treasurer .... ...........,. B arry Clark CLASS if 956