Dennysville High School - Dentonian Yearbook (Dennysville, ME)

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Karen Suddy Dwight Lund nCuriosity is one of uMen of few words are the forms of feminine best men.n bravery,N Yearbook Pnoto Hditor 3 Yearbook Art Editor 3 Highway Safety COMM- 3 Highway Safety Comm. 3 Senior Play Vice President 4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play ' . - Arline Seeley nCont1nual cheerfu. ness is a sign of wisdom.n Vice President l,. Cheerleader 2 Yearbook Alumni Edt 3 Highway Safety Cmm 3 Senior Play Vivian Antone Dale Dudley nFriendship is love with- nNo one knows what he can do out his w1ngs.n until he tries.n Cheerleader 2 President 1, 2 Yearbook Exchange Editor 3 Basketball l, 2 Highway Safety Comm. 3 Vice President 3 Senior Play ' Yearbook Editor 3 Yearbook co-Manager 3 President, Highway Safety Comm. GOV6PHOPLs Safety Conference Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play

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Seniorkglass Notes We, who entered high school in September of 1955 as shy and frightened little Freshmen, returned to D. H. Sa in September 1958 now blossomed forth as dignified Seniors. At our first class meeting, we elected the following officers: President-e-- ------ --Richard Dudley Vice-President-u- -- ---- Dwight Lund Secretary' -------- N---Sylvia Hawkes Treasurer-- ------------- Calista Burr During the yeargwe sponsored the Freshman Reception, o r Senior Play, two food sales and the Wing Ding. Our class parts were given as follows: Valedictory Sylvia Hawkes Salutatory Dale Dudley Class History Arline Seeley Class Prophecy Vivian Anione 4 Class will Christine Sadler Class Gifts Calista Burr On April 18, we boarded a bus for our class trip to New York City, Eagh of us enjoyed five glorious days. And, now, the big, wide world is stretched before us, a world in which, as our class motto says, UThe Road to the Top is Rugged.N Sylvia Hawkes 9.25.52 1113.22 Early on the morning of April 18, 1959, after a two-hour wait, we started on our class trip--destination New York City. Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Phinney were our chaperones. we were very lucky, for we made only one change in busses, in Bangor, Maine. From there on, we rode express, which was a quicker and much nicer ride. At Hartford, Conn., Mrs. Grant's sister, Mrs. Berry, met no and presented us with chocolates. A Mrs. Phinney won the prize for the best sleeper on our trip down. She made a business of it. Excitement kept the seniors awake, and Mrs. Grant had trouble finding room for her feet. At 6:30 p, m., and right on time, we rolled into the 50th Street Greyhound Terminal and took three taxis to the Piccadilly Hotel on hSth Street. This was so centrally located that we used taxis only to leave and enter the bus terminal and this because of our heavy luggage. Wehad four nice rooms at the hotel, w th radios and telephones in each, and these were in constant use.