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

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'HV Shvpurdw S- piykcrinqy E' Hardie, B- Brown' MAGAZINE DRIVE 'tPr'nnuts goes to top szilesninnl Donovan fMgr.j, C. Colwf-ll, B. Eaton elect Clauson at the Safety Council Confer- ference in Augusta. They must have had an exciting time with all the celebrities, listen- ing in on discussions and talks on safety and the highway, and enjoying the dance. A great deal was gained from the trip to Portland for the State Student Council Con- ference. Judy Barbour, Judy Grindle, Dar- rell Snowden, and Dickie Snowden were chosen to go. While there, they heard dis- tinguished speakers and were able to par- ticipate in workshops, where discussions were held. Two valuable days were spent there. Look at those boys fight! By golly, we've won our first basketball game without much trouble. I say that we'll get a berth in the tournament this year. Peggy an-d Darrell, the Independent and Democratic candidates, can now relax after hearing that Bob was chosen Mayor follow- ing a week of campaigning. Bob appears poised, and my bet is that he's looking for- ward te olliciating around school and taking charge of assemblies. I haven't been able to get through the mob to see the senior photographs, but by their faces I would say seniors are pretty pleased. I caught a glimpse of Ilichard's. What a doll! Juniors are busy learning selections for the Junior Prize Speaking semi-finals to be Judged by the faculty and directed by Miss Gross. They'd better get busy, because Gathmeff- assignments will soon be passed out too. Last day of school before vacation, and Christmas parties in all homerooms! I haven't had so much fun in ages. And to think that everyone received a gift, as well as plenty of food! The teachers presented a big black-and-white banner to the students, right in time for basketball games. We've never had one before, and were we sur- prised! Ilirvest Fair Seniors juniors fliirst Prizeli Sophomore-5 Nl

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lixhilnits in General Science class seniors netted more than 3570.00 on their cooked foods? Pretty good, huh? The towns- people really SLlDDO1'tQCl the Harvest Fair this year. No, sir, I don't envy the seniors one mite. You know. they have less than a week be- fore the play. I pity the poor boys who haven't as yet learned their parts! They're practicing every night now for more than two hou1's. I couldn't t.ake it with all these studies. Are you going to the meeting? Mr. Ham- lin is forming ia Safety Council, and if you drive a car to school you've simply got to join. This ought to cut down reckless driving. I wonder who's going to Augusta to the State Youth and Safety Council Conference. Secancf Qaafzfm Embryo cabinet-makers Oh, oh, there goes the buzzer-end of the Iirst quarter! Second quarter coming right up! Seniors score at the beginning with a smash hit. Ad- vance sales for the senior play we1'e over 3100. Richard and Darrell looked and acted like authentic criminals, and the girls' cos- tumes were stunning. A lot ot' time was spent on the play and it certainly proved worth-while. The contest for posters to ad- vertise the play was a swell way for our talented people to earn some spending money. Vicki, Joan, and Judy have real' artistic abilities. There was quite a crowd at Open House in observance of Education Week. The teachers did well to cram a forty-minute period into ten minutes and answer questions in the limited time. Now our parents know how we operate! I bet the junior girls en- joyed serving all the Darents. Claire, Clarice, Bob, and Jeff are thrilled to have seen Governor Muskie and Governor- Waiting for the bug, Dressing room-girls only! BCf0fC School - , Y 5315:

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STUDENT COUNCIL DELEGATES First Row: Mr. Hamlin, Barbour, J. Grindle. Second Row: R. Snowdon, D. Snowden. Here we are back with the books-, but what a vacation! The combined St.udent Councils of Deer Isle and Stonington put on a Christ- mas Ball at the Stonington gym. The hall was gaily decorated, all the girls dressed in their prettiest gowns, and the dancing lasted until midnight. The business staff has gone right to town and collected nearly all the Gathcrcr ads, and the advisory committee is busy as beavers lining up the book. Freshmen are drooling over the new soph- omore class rings which have arrived, but they'll have to wait another year. Oops, t.here's that buzzer again! Half-time already? And mi-d-year exams? Oh, well, they won't bother me any. I'm some smart! fzbzcffuaallyz SAFETY COUNCIL R. Milan, Claricc Colwell, Claire Colwell, T. Cole L. Kydd, Snowman, Mr. Hamlin The tap for the third quarter! There's a hot time in the old town tonight! Both the boys' and girls' basketball teams beat Ston- ington before a capacity crowd, and I'm some tickled! Six junior girls slipped into evening gowns, and the boys polished their shoes for the iirst formal affair of the year-Junior Prize Speaking. The shaking .under those beautiful gowns wasn't even noticeable, and everyone gained composure before an appre- ciative audience. Roger Godard really made a hit with Horton and won the first prize of S10.00. You'd think the roof was ready to fall by the sounds from the commercial room. The sophomores are banging away on the type- writers and trying to get the second issue of the Black ami White out before Valen- t.ine's Day. They aren't the only industrious ones. Seniors are rushing all over town soliciting and selling tickets for the scallop-stew sup- F1-Cshmgn Eighth Graders Seventh Graders WIS. 'ii-W-fWfLTfI!!,'i5E!iWPJf I -Aelifsififif?:iQc5?i: