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

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if SENIOR CLASS lfirst row. lvft to right. M. R1-nziucl. Carolyn Wooclnizin. St-uoncl row. li-ft to right. Mrs, Matlivson. joan lliiskm-ll. Patty Spofllorcl. Rnyniond Hziskcll JUNIOR CLASS l'irst row. lclt to right. X. Robbins. P. Ixniglit. P. llxiskvll. R. lluslu-ll. Sr-voncl row. li-ft to right. V. Joycw. I. Billings. l.. Huslu-ll. S. lluwiircl. 'lihircl row, li-ft to right. B, W'c'CCl. M. Eaton. QX. lN'vs'cl. R. Poitrzis. Fourth row, lwft to right, Mr. Davis. R. lluslicll, P. Eaton, F. Bl'k'W5ll'l', l . Davis. y Q K

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8 THE GATHERER JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY President Pearl Eaton Vice-president Vaughn Joyce Secretary Velma Robbins Treasurer Robert Poitras Class Colors: Green and White Class Adviser: Mr. Davis The juniors started this year with sixteen We were very glad to welcome members. 'back Mr. Davis as our class adviser. The Fnst -big event of the year for us was the school fair. Much to the surprise of including ourselves, we won first our farm decorated booth. Our everyone, prize for booth w s decorated with brown and green er, with -fall leaves and farm ani- crepe pa mals. A miniature scarecrow leaning against a 'hay stack was a very attractive centerpiece. Fresh vegetables, which brought in a good- ly sum, were sold. The annual dents bo h took part in the entertainment. Santa Claus made his appearance at the right time and distributed gifts to everyone. niors, as usual, were 'hosts at the hristmas party. Teachers and stu- The juniors are well represented in ath- letics this year, with six boys and four girls participating in basketball. Four of t-he five starters on the boys' team are nearly always junior boys. And one of our girls, Inez Bill- ings, is a cheerleader. Burt Weed is business manager of the year Randy Haskell circulation mana- book and ger. Four other juniors are on the staff. Burt Weed was 'high salesman in the Cur- tis Magazine sales campaign. Duri the year Patricia Haskell trans- ferred t Stonington High School. In March Freddy rewster's parents moved to Orient, Iowa, a d we lost another member of our group. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY President Priscilla Powers Vice-president Nancy Colwell Secretary Janet Snowden Treasurer Richard Colwell Class Colors: Red and White Class Adviser: Mrs. Eaton We sophomores started the year with sixteen members. During the year jean Parker and jerry Brewster left us, leaving fourteen, of whom but two are boys. We served as hosts of the annual fresh- man reception, held at the Morey farm. A third prize was awarded us for our booth at the annual school fair, which was held in October. We sold homemade candy in our snow scene booth decorated in sil- ver, white, and light blue. Proceeds were 329.04-. Most of our members participate in bas- ketball and cheerleading. Those in basket- ball are Jerry, Dickie, Nancy, Edna, Mary, June, and Eliza. Barbara was chosen mana- ger of girls' basketball and Janet was chosen assistant manager. Dickie Colwell represented the school in a foul shooting contest in Bangor. He did very well, as he made forty out of fifty, while the winner made forty-four out of fifty. Barbara Eaton is serving as president of the Library Club for the second year now. As The 'Gtatherern goes to press, Nancy, Dickie, June, Priscilla, Marilyn, Mary, Ger- aldine, and Barbara are all participating in three one-act plays to be presented in April.

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THE GATHERER 10 F RESHMAN CLASS HISTORY Class Oflicers: President Willard Knight Vice-president Harold Hatch Secretary Beatrice Pickering Treasurer Betty Ellis cli m Harold Durin Class Colors: Blue and White Class Adviser: Mr. F eero On September 7, 1953, ten freshman I'wo 8 ew members joined us this year. bed the stairs of Deer Isle High School. tch and Lee Look. the first quarter of the year two members Lee Look, left us. This reduced our num- T ber to ei he of our class, Eleanor Parker and ht. jxnual reception was held in our the Morey Farm, where the sopho- rough our paces We soon found mores hand us shaking in our shoes as they w honor at put us t out they ere not as harsh as we expected be. After the stunts, hot dogs, soda, and delicious cup cakes were served. r. Feero, our class adviser helped us plan our was decorated in the class colors, blue and white. them to M Duringqthe epidemic of appendicitis this year, on JUNI On th one enrol w h if three the o WC WC WC grade fel first year loo -t ac in king f ivities. Well, s a lot C booth at the school fair. Our booth fourth of our class was stricken. CDR HIGH SCHOOL HISTORY first of September, 1953, twenty- led in the eighth grade and twenty- seventh grade. You can imagine 'elt being with the high school, even e only the junior high. The seventh t especially proud, as it was their with the high school. We were all orward to taking part in the school Lince then we have been taking part of activities. On the second day of school Mr. Sprague came and introduced us to the magazine drive. The drive lasted ten days, and many fine prizes were given. Some of the prize winners from the Junior High were Beverly Eaton, Diane Cousins, Darrell Snowden, Carley Torrey, Alice Lounsbury, Donn Heanssler, Margaret Heanssler, and Sherwood Damon. Then on September 26 the junior high took a trip to Castine for historical pu-rposes, and of course also for fun. When we ar- rived we were shown some of the historical spots by- Mr. Matheson. After lunch we played a baseball game with a number of Castine boys participating. Then came the time for the annual fair which the junior high also took part in. The eighth grade decorated their booth in pink and black. It was attractive. They sold can-- ned goods and jellies. They made S28.07. The seventh grade girls decorated their booth in old rose and white and gold grabs. The seventh grade boys also decorated a booth in old rose and white, and held a dart game. Their combined profits were 352834. Some of us also are interested in sports. Six of our girls are on the girls' basketball varsity squad., They are Deanna Ellis, Aud- rey Eaton, Sandra Eaton, Belvia 'Weed, Ever- lyn MacDonald, and Gayle Donavan. John Snowden makes a very efficient manager for the boy's team. . Under the expert guidance of Mr. Mathe- son, and the managership of Audrey Eaton and Beverly Eaton, the junior high boys have formed a 'basketball team and have had several trips. Some junior high girls have formed a cheerleading squad to cheer at the junior high games. They are Captain De-- anne Ellis, Audrey Eaton, Gayle Donovan, Charlotte Carter, and Everlyn MacDonald. That is all the news there is up to now. We are all looking forward to being in high school.