Brewer High School - Trident Yearbook (Brewer, ME)

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Trudent Statt Theme Deducatuon ln Memoruam Hustory ot the senuor Senuor class ottucers Senuors Senuor Senuor Senuor Autographs Bug Shots Statustucs Outlune ot theme C GSS CONTENTS 26 27 The hugh school turther emphasuzes the basuc skulls learned un prevuous years For those who have the aptutude specualuzed courses are ottered un mathe matucs scuence and toreugn languages For those who wush to termunate theur tormal educatuon wuth hugh school there are undustrual courses and courses un busuness and homemalcung Some courses are desugned tor the purpose ot guvung the student an under standung ot the socuety un whuch he luves Extra currucular actuvutues malce ut possuble tor a student to explore terests un many tuelds Some extra currucular actuvutues tend to create wuthun the student a greater respect tor the weltare ot others A student who engages un sports wull develop not only physucally but also morally as through sports he acquures an awareness ot the real meanung ot sportsmanshup Wuthun these actuvutues students wuth specual aptutudes may tund opportunu tues tor selt expressuon Extra currucular actuvutues may serve to broaden cultural background ot the students Throughout the year the many socual actuvutues ottered to the student at Brewer Hugh School help prepare hum to take hus place un socuety The students learn the pruncuoles ot democracy through student councul class ottucers and class actuvutues The admunustratuon helps us to carry out our academuc pursuuts and extra currucular actuvutues As all these advantages are ottered to the student at Brewer Hugh School, there wull always be an untanguble school spurut whuch they receuve durung thus pount un theur lute Alumnu Advertusements Q ...,........................,...,...............................,......,........,........,.,.................... l ' ' 4....................u.,...,...,.,.............,............,....,.......,...,................,......uu.,.,.,...,.. , 5 ' ...u.......,....,.,..,.........,..,......... AA ...u,...... u....,..... .4...,.u....,.. ..., ..,.....,.,.... A , 6 ' ' l ..u.. AA .,., .,..., A ,...... ...............,....,..,,.. A A A A 8 ' ' A ,.,.,. ............,. A ,A .,..... .,..,....,...,.., A AA ..,... .,.,, A 9 ' .....,...,.,..,... ...,...........u...,,.. ...................,.....,.................,..............u.....,, ...., ...,.. I O ' ' A ..,. ,......... ,.., ,,.......... A .,....,u A .,.......... A ........,. A A A .,.. .,,.... A A 28 Senior Bests ..........,. ..,.........,., ,,..,.,,......, .,.,..,...........,....,....u..,,...............,..........,....... 2 9 ' ' ' A A ,..,..,.,.,u.,., A A, .......... ....... A AA AAAAAAAA...AAAAAA A.AAAAAA A A, A 30 - A A .A A A his in-

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i1 With the new emphasis upon the basic sciences brought to being by recent educational evaluations, the necessity ot creating new tacilities tor scientific instruction has arisen. The new Brewer High School has met these needs by the establishment ot two modern and well-equipped laboratories tor the two basic sciences, physics and chemistry. l-lere in the physics lab the theoretical know- ledge learned in the classroom is put into practical applications. With the help ot modern laboratory equipment the physical loves ot nature are proved through the actual experimentation by the physic student. Leading educators in our country recognize the tact that the laboratories play a big role in the scientific curricula ot any in- structional institution. L 5 Um! ,4 ., V 1 , 1 lr Wa? virdi .1 Q . y l The Home E'dnorni's room rnrnbiccs nrrlfitectiiral beaut with r utility to rnalre it one ot the most tunctional rooms in the sihod, ln this room the young women ot today are trained to be the lnonnemalers ot tomorrow throucn daily classes that deal with the problems they will have ag tbe, 'ate their place in the ranlrs ot the homennaiers. Beside serving as 1 claxiroom, the tome economic, room is used as u place for meetings and teas. M 'wmmnimw ,, V -:, 4 W iv , 'gumm- Adiacent to the physics laboratory is a large and equally modern chemistry classroomslab. This room serves the same basic purpose as that ot the physics lab, in that it is a chemical worlcshop where scientific experimentation is carried on. This large, tully- eciuipped laboratory attords to the chemistry student spacious area tor study and experimentation. i-lere too classroom theory is illus- trated vividly through chemical analysis. ln both the classroom and the laboratory, the basic groundwork is laid for the student who wishes to turther his scientific interests in college. Chemical processes vital to the all-humanity are stddied under the direction ot a com petent instructor. For the student with genuine scientitic inclina- tions, special advanced chemistry' projects may be carried on. These advance projects give the student an opportunity to put his practical tnowledge and ingenuity into productive pdrsuits. Such modern and functional facilities as these ot the new Brewer High School assure the student the greatest opportunities for bait vvorr and play.

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Mrs Johnson advisor ot the yearbook works untrrrngly wrth the students rn their jount ettort to produce a successful yearbook She rs always rllrng to help rn any way she can and to gwe frrendly advnce TRIDENT STAFF C6 Davrd Srrabella our school photographer ught rn the process of changrng a trlm The class ot l959 and Its Co editors Executrve Board and Committees trust that the pages ot thus TRIDENT wall untold to each student the story ot has school year ot l958 l959 Co edrtors Judy Kent and Jam Farrrngton lo k over the requrrennents set torth by the Colurnbla Pres ln order that the Brewer Hugh School Trident may be successtul rn lmprovrng ts ratrng nn the I959 competrtron 1 . W . . betas - c , , - I I -' ' ' Lv ' S. . . k 4. .i ..