Besse High School - Breeze Yearbook (Albion, ME)

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Our alert photographer was on hand to snap the ad staff and sponsor as they leave to sell ads in Corinth and the Tri-Cities. ony ours Creafzhy an usuafgoof when preparation for the CHIEFTAIN began, ad staff members con- ducted a record-breaking ad selling campaign. They gathered valuable ideas for producing the best section the staff had ever pre- pared for the loyal prompters. Working long after school, the ad staff members thrashed out prob- lems in their section. Mr. Carrol Sanders took complete responsibility of the advertising, which provided the editorial staff, guided by Mrs, Lucille Vickers, with more time to spend creating unusual layout ideas. VIRGINIA TIGNER, ELIZABETH MORRIS - - - - - - Editors -in-Chief MARTHA KITCHENS, ANN HOLTSFORD - - - - Feature Editors BILL HAMILTON ----------------- ------ S ports Editor PAT SUMNERS ----------------- - - Assistant Sports Editor NENA PRUITT, SUE ROBERTSON ---- -- -- '- A II Editors LINDA ORTNER, GLENDA SANDERS - - - - - -Club and Organization Editors JANET DEATON -------------- ------------- P hotographer RQBERTA ROBINSON ------------ - - - Assistant Photographer DONNA WATSON, CAROLE ADAMS - ' ' '- - ' ' CiFCU1afi011 Managers AD STAFF Alice Ludlam, Manager Marie Dell Bullard Mimi Gaines Linda Ross Connie Curtis JoAnn Phifer Connie Hudson Charlotte Presley Jean Wilson Barbara Seago Editorial Sponsor, Mrs. Lucille Vickers, Business Sponsor, Mr. Carrol Sanders.

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MR. BRISON MANN yfouyf CSQIQICITS' fam gf Iggy w0ufofremem6er When school opened for 1961-62, they were the Seniors - It was their time to be top dog, to lead the juniors and sophomores and torment the fresh- men, to enjoy senior privileges, to present the senior play, to write a theme on alcohol, to be honored by the juniors with a banquet, to dance 'til midnight at their prom, and to reminisce over their 4 years at IHS. Harder and harder they workedg faster and faster time flew. Suddenly came last times, last times to cheer as a stu- dent at ball games, last time to eat in the Cafeteria, last time to rush to class, last time to do homework, last time to hear announcements, last time to take a test, last time to practice the processional . Time flewll One hot May night the class of '62 gathered for the final presentation of their coveted diplomas. School years had flown: to the outside world they were new. All who shared a part of their four year stay here will remember them, will find the impression of the Class of 1962 still lingering here and there in the halls of our beloved IHS. MRS. AVON FOOTE GQJJ UMCQFS C3100 I2 S0 1,5 PRESIDENT, Dale. Mooreg .VICE PRESIDENT, Donnie Carson SECRETARY, Billie Hendrix, REPORTER, Wayne Hudson SERGEANT AT ARMS, Jimmy Floyd Ramsey