Presque Isle High School - Ship Yearbook (Presque Isle, ME)

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Girls' Sports This year, as last, our physical education instructor organized a program of ex- hilarating and wholesome recreation, which will reflect in each girl's personality and character. ' The girls were compelled to take the physical training this year. I think that'-a greater part of them have enjoyed the program and suffered none the less from it. In fact, they even showed marked improvement. Bas'fetball was marked chiefly by the effort to urge inexperienced players to prove their abilities to the veterans UQ and were given equal opportunity for practice and to participate in class gamesf The honors were taken by the undefeated Juniors. Winter sports were once more introduced to the girls this year. There was an enthusiastic turn-out for this outdoor activity. However, many times the weather intervened with the good intentions of the girls, and unfortunately only a few girls succeeded in getting their points. Also, the winter season was comparatively shorter this year. What is a basketball game without cheer-leaders? Much enthusiasm and school spirit wasicreated at the games this year by our head cheer-leaclers: Betty Kimball, Mary Mills, Rowena Gallagher, and Mary Tuck. 'They were efficiently supported by Marguerite Theriault and Margaret Theriault. The girls composed new cheers and we hope that next year we will have as good a cheer-leading group as we had this year. The reflections of the year's endeavor is shown in the numerals and letters won by the girls. The numerals are awarded to those achieving frfty points, and a letter P is given for one hundred points. The ultimate goal is the Maine letter M, certificate and pin. jean M. Kelley, '44

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fCXC!Z6LlZq65 FLASH! The Presque Isle High School now brings to you the up-to-date news from the outside world! MILLINOCKET! The students of the George Steams High certainly put out an ' excellent magazine last year. ' Congratulations! ' ' RICKER! Another equally line magazinewas the Aquila We liked very much the diverse pictures before each section, and the literary section was -.topshn I I VVASHBURN! Not to be outdone-Washbum was also on their toes. But we missed some informal shots. Do you suppose something could be done about it? FLASH! We also wish at this time to express our sincere appreciation for the week- ly editions from Boston University, Bates, Colby, Maine, and Bow- doin College. We certainly hope that they will continue to come in. the future years. This is all for now, readers, so until the Ship brings you another report, this is Betty Turner signing off with the following slogan: lt takes good sailors to sail a good shipf' -Q i i aim ' EEE : : ' ' !!! 'i Ml fl , Fm, 'pr W 2:2 2 ll! 21 YN!!.VNIUNHIllllNlI.'.'.'lN.'NIl,FINISH Ill