Winthrop High School - Winthrop Winner Yearbook (Winthrop, ME)

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WINTHROP HIGH SCHOOL 41 ' 5 Il , f f L X' K . If xci-in-.N ags Pine Needles , Lincoln, Maine. You have a very well balanced paper. Your many pictures make it interesting. The Oracle , Bangor, Maine. An ex- cellent paper. The School History is very good. The Pilot , Mechanic Falls, Maine. A very good paper, and an exceptionally fine Literary Department. The Corona , Bridgton, Maine. A very interesting little paper. You have some good jokes. The Quill , Gardiner, Maine. A very attractive cover design, and very good department headings. You must have some very clever artists. J. H. S. Breezes , Jay, Maine. A fine paper, and it shows a great deal of Work. The Caduceus , Norway, Maine. A very fine paper. Your French Depart- ment is excellent. The Margarettan, Machias. Maine. You have a good Literary Department. also some fine jokes. The Cantonia , Canton, Maine. You have some very fine poetry. Your Ex- change Department is good, too.

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W 42 WINTHROP WINNER X A y X X I-x O X 1 D o 'S Q Q X if E Wx k S - l 0 , 0 gt .2 - i f A Bit of History half-dollar down on the deslf and asked: Landing of the Pilgrims - arrival at :What 15 thit ?n. ,, School. Ray D.: Tails. Town Meeting-election of class officers. Starving Time-12 :00 noon. . Reform movements-silence in the Main Room. Era of Good Feeling-pre-vacation days. Daughters of Liberty-students on holi- days. The Know-nothing movement-the day afte1'. Penn's treaty-study for exams. Enlightened Despotism-exams. Declaration of Independence-June 6-7. 2? P44 :F We Wonder If Phyllis and Merrill had a good time in Lewiston? If the students in W. H. S. Will wear uniforms next year? If E. Stevens will ever make a hit with a certain Sophomore girl? If Davis will ever stop being a leaning tower? If Sinclair will ever become a great orator? If M. Adams is really air-minded ? Why Ida watches the Boston busses? Even his best friends Wouldn't tell him, so he iiunked his exam. PK Dk bk Mr. Grant, wishing to test the power of observation of his class, slapped a Pk PK Pk Miss Vetter: What do we call a person who keeps on talking when peo- ple are no longer interested ? Richard Parker: A teacher. QF 114 ik Maude F.: I Want to be a great or- chestra leader. C. Dow: Maude, you'll be big enough. Pk 114 PF And there is the man who found a cough drop, so he seated himself in a draft. Bk Pk P14 Did You Ever Think?- Of having frosted glass in schoolroom windows to prevent day-dreaming? Of talking loudly in your library study period? Of what a short long period four years can be? Of Mr. Grant's extreme child-like kind- ness? Of what a break in the old routine a one period assembly can make? Of studying Friday night, or taking a book home over a holiday? Of the beauty of the school flag, etched against the blue sky on a spring morning?