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

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First Row: E, Hutchinson, C. Gross, N. Heansslcr fVicc-Pres.j, T. Colwcll CPrcs.l, L. Beck CTrcas.1, C. Kydd, R, Quinn. Second Rong: J. Barbour, E. Terry, M. Haskell, G. Dunham, A. Haskell, A. Baldwin, A. Shepard, B. Powers, M. Snowdon CSec.D, Mr. Johnson. Third Row: G. Sidelingcr, L. Snowdon, L. Hutchinson, E. Davis, L. Shepard, R. Haskell, N. Snowdon, H. Grindle, H. Whculden. Wmhmm FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS E. Hutchinson, N. Heanssler, T. Colwell, L. Beck, M. Snowden, J. Barbour Fifteen

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Proving what? 1?Ml.Qaa21f0a There goes the school bell, signal for the start of the lirst quarter in the 1958-59 game. It doesn't seem possible that summer could slip by so quickly. We're already greeting old friends in our newly-formed classes-, and even the new teachers are dishing out as- signments galore. Ollicers have been chosen for various clubs and classes so soon. We be- lieve in Do it now! Who's the man enchanting the entire stu- dent body and faculty with his hilarious jokes? He's none other than smiling Mr. Ilobert Sprague, introducing us to the big- gest money-raising campaign of the year- the animal magazine drive. The seniors were overjoyed to hear that they had the highest. percentage of sales. Loring Kydd received Peanuts for being high salesman in the class. The drive went over SB1000, a hundred Mr. llainlin Secretarial hopefuls mo1'e than the goal, and all those selling one subscription dashed to the Harbor for a free ice cream. We're mighty proud to see Tom and Lor- ing placing sixth and seventh in the Cross Country meet at Blue Hill. They'll be missed next year. Who'd ever have believed Gary could do the hula? And look at Martha! She's swing- ing the hula-hoop like a professional. Now wouldn't you think they'd be embarrassed before this huge audience '? I'm glad I don't have to scrub all that make-up off before the dance. Some people will -do anything to be- come full-fledged freshmen at Deer Isle High. Gee, but those booths are attractive! I bet it took some time to deco-rate them. Look at the peppermint candy cane running diagon- ally across t.he top of the junior candy booth, and a plaid skirt, too. Juniors certainly de- served tirst prize. Did you hear that the Mr. Johnson Mr. Colt 1