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

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Maudie Sue Barham Arkansas State College, B.S. Physical Education Robert Beedy University of Maine, B.S. Science Laurence J. Bourassa Brandeis University, B.A. English Dave Brown University of Maine, B.S. Science, Mathematics 6 George Demas Muskingum College, B.A. History, Geography, Civics Edith Favour Colby College, B.A. English

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ScAoo J)oar( GommiUee Mr. Leslie Brewer Dr. John B. Storer Chairman Mr. Kenneth White May I offer my sincere congratulations to the Class of 1966. During these past four years you have accumu- lated many memories and made many friends. Your teachers have watched you grow physically and mentally. However, the knowledge you have gained is only the be- ginning to a lifetime of learning since this capacity of the individual knows no bounds. Regardless of whether you go on to college or begin work immediately, you still have that capacity to better yourself with added know- ledge. The rigors of the 20th Century are not to be taken lightly. Problems that have faced your parents and teachers for many years now become yours, as well as many new ones not yet realized. We are confident that you will meet your responsibilities. May I leave one thought with you. Never be satisfied with second best. Always strive to give a little more of yourself than is required. Mr. Floyd Mathews Superintendent I wish to congratulate each of you for your accom- plishments in school and your community. Your edu- cation is and will continue to be one of the strongest assets of your future life. Whatever you attempt to do, you should always do your best; the accomplishments you make will be with you always. It takes a great deal of hard work and perseverance to be successful, but just a few errors can hinder your chance of success. Every person must have pride in himself to become successful. The best way for you to have pride in your- self is through worthy life goals or objectives. To start you on the right foot forward, think for just a second and come up with a person that you respect and admire more than anyone else in your life. Then ask yourself, Would I want this person to be present or know what I am doing ? With this reminder I wish you a happy and successful life. s Mr. Caswell Wood Principal

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Theodosia Gray Wellesley College, B.A. Radcliffe College, A.M. Ecole du Louvre, Paris, France Middlebury French School Norman Guidaboni Boston University, B.A. Mus. Ed. Bridgewater State Teachers College Kenneth W. Gray Colby College, B.S. University of Maine, M. Ed. Physical Education Harvey Heel University of Maine, B.S., M. Ed. Driver Education Robert Hylander University of Maine, B.S. Science William Jones Wabash College. A.B. University of Maine English. Mathematics 7