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

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SENIOR CLASS First row, loft to right: L. Poitrns, N. Gray, B. Powers, and B. Eutmi. Second row: Mrs. Johnson, M, Davis, H. Davis, E. Eaton, and W. Wvvcl. JUNIOR CLASS First row, lm-ft to right: B. Joyce, Hutchinson, M. BZll'lJOlll',illl1.l ll. E.1ton Second row: B. Spoflord, Mr. Elkhorn, R. Davis, and .l. Billings.

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10 THE GATHERER Senior The members of the senior class have par- ticipated in many activities this year. Plans for the Gatherer were made early this year, as it is hoped that it will be published early in the Spring. The basketball season started with Beverly, Norma, and Wilfred partici- pating. Beverly and Lorraine were chosen to lead the magazine drive and proved very capable executives. Norma assumed the du- ties as a school treasurer, filling the vacancy left by the graduation of Clara Howard. Ed- win proved to be a regular Bing in his per- formance in the Minstrel Show. Rehearsals Junior At the beginning of the school year in September, the enrollment of the junior class consisted of two girls and five boys. Berna- dette, Janet, and Jerauld are assisting the seniors with their yearbook. Murray, Jerauld, and Janet have been active in basketball: Bernadette and Bernard acted as manager and time keeper. jerauld singing Bill Baily . and Janet singing Daddy added much to the Minstrel Show. Bernadette, Murray, and Jerauld are taking leading parts in the senior play, Little Women . Class rings were or- Class are now being held for our play, Little Women , which is to be presented Town Meeting night. CLASS OF 1951 President .................................,.......... ,, Betty Powers Vice President .....,. ,.,,,,..,., N orma Gray Secretary ........ ........ L orraine Poitras Treasurer ..... ........ B everly Eaton Class Adviser ..... .......................... M rs. Johnson Class Motto: Rowing Not Drifting. Class Colors: Yellow and White Class Flower: White Rose Class dered from L. G. Balfour Company. Hubert, Roger, Jerauld, Janet, and Bernadette are among the new Commercial Club members. Jerauld and Bernadette assumed the duties of officers for the 1950-51 school year. C'LA'SS OF 1952 President .................................. Vice President Jerauld Hutchinson Murray Barbour Secretary ............ .............. J anet Eaton Treasurer ....... ..... B ernadette Joyce Class Adviser .................................,.... Mr. Elkhorn Class Colors: Blue and Yellow

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We were all quite frightened when we 12 THE GATHERER Sophomore Class The sophomore class started with only six of 'the original nine from last year's class. Charlotte Weed and Franklin Haskell did not return, but Joyce Whitney from New York joined the class. Regina Billings, who had been enrolled at Concord, New Hampshire for the first six weeks, rejoined us. While we were studying news writing, we printed a newspaper 'title The Sophomore News in which we featured news articles, sports features, feature stories, and jokes. The sophomore booth was the winner of the third prize at the fair. It was a little candy cane house decorated in old rose and white. We sold 'homemade candy and comic books, the proceeds being 332.72 This year we played host to the freshmen at the annual reception held at the Indian Mound. This included the initiation and a picnic. CLNSS OF 1953 President ............................,....... Norwood Greenlaw Vice President ,.,.... ......... R hea Conary Secretary ............. ........ B arbara Perez Treasurer ...... ........,.. P hilip Hall Class Adviser .......... ....................,. M rs. Matheson Class Colors: Old Rose and White Freshman Class On September 5, 1950, six green freshmen began their careers at Deer Isle High. We were soon introduced to French and World History by Mrs. Eaton, and to algebra and English by Mr. and Mrs. Matheson. Patty Spofford, who had been enrolled at Milton Central Junior High for the first six weeks, rejoined us. learned of the annual reception which was to be held in our honor. On that bright, sunny day at the Indian Mound, we really learned that there was nothing to fear, as the sopho- rnores have a very light heart. In the fall we took part in the school fair. Our booth was decorated in a Halloween ar- rangement. The judges chose our booth for first prize. GLASS O'F '1954 President .......................................... Byron Damon Raymond Haskell Vice President .......,.................,.. Secretary ......... .......... ,I oan Haskell Treasurer ................ ....... ...... R o bert 'Haskell Class Adviser ........................................ Mrs. Eaton Class Colors: Rose and Silver