Besse High School - Breeze Yearbook (Albion, ME)

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M ff' 4 R, DONNIE needs a boost from MARTHA LYNN as THE CHIEFTAIN does from our Gloria and Larry Edmondson James 8: Smith Clothing Tish. County Rest Home Mildred's Restaurant Carl Smith Superette Cannoneer Restaurant Iuka Cash and Carry Morris Curb Market E. Allen Conner, lnc. Kent's Dollar Store Daniel's City Service H. and N. Young Co. Austin Curtis T. V. MANY BOOSTERS Dr. Barlow Shainberg's Bobby Bratcher Versie's McGill Gro. Dr. Maulding Ward Mosier Cap Arnold Iuka Motel Style Shop Vidette Dr. Hamrick Kreme Kastle Belk Hudson Youth Shoppe McCord Studio Gliver Edrnondson Mrs. H. B. Belue Sterling Variety Hudson Nichols Moore's Jewelry Medley Florist Robbins' Jewelry Green Motor Co. Merle Nelson Curry's Shoe Store

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4 As this year draws to a close, we look back with pleasure upon the events that have filled our cup of memories to overflowing. We have attempted to capture the best and most outstanding of these memories in the covers of the 1961-1962 CHIEFTAIN. We, the Annual Staff, consider ourselves very fortunate to have sponsors as capable as Mrs. Lucille Vickers and Mr. Carrol Ed Sanders to help us over the rough spots. We cannot adequately express our thanks to our photographer, Mr. Joe McKewen of Corinth, whose patience and cooperation with the Annual Staff were truly astonishing and always appreciated. We also wish to thank the faculty and students -- for putting up with us during the rush to make pictures and meet deadlines. lt has been a long, hectic year for some studentsg but a short, glorious, and rather sad one for others. For Freshmen it was a year of firsts. Sophomores and Juniors enjoyed the swing of things. For Seniors it was a year of lasts. This annual portrays the world of the grammar school children, the junior high, and the senior high students in our confusing and sometimes frightening American civilization. We, of the staff, who are respon- sible want you to know that it was even more confusing and tightening when there were such things as big black deadlines, adamant merchants, rain on picture making days and typographical errors. We would never have made it without the assistance of the administration and our devoted sponsors. As we, the Editors of this volume of the CHIEFTAIN, leave to go our separate ways, we shall look back on our beloved Iuka High School and feel proud that we have contributed a part of us. We shall look back and know we shall never forget our years here. Editors -in-Chief ff' ,. ,fl