Deer Isle High School - Gatherer Yearbook (Deer Isle, ME)

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A 3 E 2 1 jd!!! KV? DOLORES RITA POITRAS KLDUZYI Born at Fall River, Massachusetts, June 10, 1931. Course, Commercialg Chorus 12, 313 Town-Meeting Play 53? Lghanksgiving Play 1413 Usher 12, 313 Softball 11, Hi, Shorty! ' Dill is one of the jolliest in the class and can giggle when no one else can. She has always parti- cipated in our plays, chorus, and although on the tiny side, she has been with us in softball. She does all right at making a clarinet squeak, too. We don't know what Dill's plans are but we know she's interested in some politicians--especially Wallace. WILMA JEAN SPOFFORIJ Wilma Born at South Deer Isle, Maine, July 16. 1931. Course, Commercialg Secretary 1112 Student Council 1113 Basket- ball 13, 413 Softball 11, 2, 3, 413 Town-Meeting Play 131: Thanksgiving Play 1413 Usher 11, 2, 313 Class Editor of Gatherer 1413 Chorus 12, 313 Typing Award 141- What would our softball team be without Wilma's ex- pert pitching and catching abilities? Athletics are not her only interests. She has been one of our better com- mercial students and has willingly worked with us in our plays and our chorus. Your blonde hair and blue eyes will be an asset. Wilma. So. also, will be your habit of applying yourself faithfully to any job to be done. Good luck to a grand friend! RITA HELEN WATERMAN c1Ritavr Born at St. Johnsbury, Vermont, September 8, 1931. Transfer Springfield High School 1313 Course, Com- mercial3 Exchange Editor of Gatherer 1413 Chorus 1313 Thanksgiving Play 1413 Typing Award 141. Who has her bookkeeping done besides me? If a loud laugh rings out, Rita is usually responsible. Although she is a late-comer to our class, she is a no less valuable member. She accepts our jokes good naturedly and is known as our best sport. Rita always planned to be a teacher. but lately she seems to have the ambition to live in Washington. We wouldn't tell why!

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JAMES LINIJSEY MILAN Cham Born at Stonington, Maine, January 7, 1931. Course, General College5 President 12,3,455 Vice-President Ath- letic Association 135 5 Treasurer Athletic Association 145 5 Baseball 11, 2, 3, 455 Basketball 12, 3, 455 Town-Meeting Play 12, 355 Thanksgiving Play 1455 Graduation Play 1355 Chorus 12, 355 Orchestra 1255 Business Manager Gatherer 1455 Piano Solo Sophomore Recital 1255 Manager Curtis Publishing Plan 1455 Gold Basketball 135. Screech!! Sure enough, here comes Chum. No one else could make a car sound like that. Besides having this accomplishment, he is a flashy basketball center, and when it comes to burning over that third strike, or con- necting solidly to clean the bases, he's on top. Did I just hear some hilarity in the corner up back? It must be Chum. We hear you're interested in the army-to say nothing of Sunset. BENJAMIN KENNETH PICKERING Ben Born at .Deer Isle, Maine, December 21, 1931. Course, General5 Baseball 11, 2, 3, 455 Town-Meeting Play 1355 Thanksgiving Play 1455 Orchestra 1255 Chorus 12,355 Basketball 12, 3, 45. Putt, putt, ptt, and Ben still keeps rolling along on his unpredictable Whizzer. Through the ups and more frequent downs Ben has always collected an audience who have never failed to get a laugh. Starring in both basket- bull and baseball, he has maintained a high level of sportsmanship. If his numberless colleagues are any indication of his popularity, Ben should never fail to ' win friends and infiuence people. FRANK EDWIN PICKERING ffpickf' Born at Stonington, Maine, November 22, 1931. Course, College5 Vice-President 1255 Treasurer 1355 Baseball 11, 2, 3,455 Basketball 12, 3, 455 Treasurer Athletic Associa- tion 1255 President Athletic Association 1455 Stage Manager Senior Play 1355 1st Assistant Business Mana- ger Gatherer 1255 Co-Editor Gatherer 1455 Chorus 12, 355 Orchestra 1255 Captain Curtis Publishing Plan 1455 Christmas Play 1255 Piano Solo, Sophomore Recital 1255 Graduation Class Marshall 1355 Town Meeting Play 1355 Thanksgiving Play 145 5 Typing Award 145 5 Third Honor. Enthusiasms? Too numerous to mention! Frank is our most versatile. A tune on the piano? An original poem? A lively debate? Frank will oblige. Camping, boating, and hunting have claimed their share of his time. Active in every school sport, co-editor of the Gatherer, and prime mover in many of our other enter- prises, he has proved his ability as a leader. Good luck for college days! And may you always have time for the little old dog and the little old gun! 64 UPN

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