Ellsworth High School - Jester Yearbook (Ellsworth, ME)

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'I'lCI lil .lIf1S'I'l'Il8 2 TEN YEARS FROM NOW Some of us seniors will pass an exam. Arlene will be English teacher Truman will be pitcher for the Yanks Ruth C. will get to scihool on time Lorraine will be a movie star Students will return rank cards Donald Harris will be six foot tall Alice will grow up lperhapsi Frances will be out of U. of M. Bobby will be a doctor Clsper will be able to drive Roy will own a boat Tommy will be fishing Joy will have a 'family Audrey will be a teacher Viola will own Piper's Express Iola will stop talking about her diet and go on one E. H. S. AUTO Headlights ........,. D. Little and E. Shea tespecioilly bright! Backlight .............. Richard Trundy lalways outl Parking lights ............... All Seniors Horn ...................... Albert Cartel' lalways honkingi Spare tire .............. Lawrence E-aton lalways flatm P-aint, .................,... Lorraine Frost lalways looks smooth Body .................... Casper Sargent Senior Boys Exhaust . ...,............. .. lblowing oil' hot air? Knocks ........................ Teachers Starter ..................... Senior Girls traring to gol Steering wheel ........ Frances Litchilelcl lcurved rightl Wheels ................... Donald Harris lalways on the go? Accelerator ........,..... Truman Clarke mpower behindl Running board ............ Luther Bean ' talways being stepped onl Gas ................... Geraldine Dcnnel' llots of energy! WHAT WE SENIORS HAVE A Bean but no peas .A Truman but no White House A Butts but no cigarettes A Collar but no cuffs An Eaton but no glutton A Frost but no snow Kane but no crutch Mr. Little but no Mr. Big Moore but no less Rist but no ankle A A A A A. Sanborn but no Sanka A Sargent but no private A A A Beal but no business college Shea. but no wagon Clark but no Gable A Tassel but no hat A Davis but no baking-powder Young but no old Rod but no reel A A A Lord but no devil A Stratton but no store A Sullivan but no John L. Tommy but no Manville A WHAT THE SENIORS WILL MISS Mr. Irish's patience Mabel Leach's sho1't skirts Juanita's blond hair Elaine Sullivan's giggles James Brown's cowboy music Joe's singing Mr. Emery's jokes Miss. Ru,Esell's sportsmanship Mr. L-uce's good disposition Mary Mahon's hair Robert Sang's skipping school Dicky Oarlisle's mischievousnefs Glendon and Mary's devotion Diane's smile Lois' flirting Ronald's drawings Bobby Mitchell's good looks Gertrude's tap dancing The Freshmen's littleness The Sophomore's slowness The Junior's stubbornness WViola. Connry, '46

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26 THE JESTER Commencement Week Program Sunday, June 9, 8 p. m. Bacicialaiweate, City Hall Processional Hymn-Faith of Our Fathers Scripture Reading, Rev. W. K. McDonough Prayer, Rev. J. Ernest Bryant Anthem-Incline Thine Ear CJ. H. Him- .mell Vocal Ensemble Sermon, Rev. George E. Bullens Hymn-O, God, Our Help in Ages Past Benediction, Rev. J. Ernest Bryant Tuesday, June 11, 2:30 p. m. Award's Assembly. City Hall Music -Selected, H. S. Band Bible Reading and Prayer, Marion Severance Flag Salute, Harold Moore Chairman, Joyce McNamara Address to Undergraduates, Casper Sargent Music--Selected, E. H. S. Glee Club Awards, Principal G. D. Luce Music, Selected, E. H. S. Band Wednesday, June 12, 8 p. m. Class Day, City Hall Piano Duet, Patricia Curtis, Frances Litchfield Prayer, Rev. Malcolm MacDuff1e Scene-A Picnic Spot Time-A Week Before Commencement Members of the Group Merrill Butts, Presidents Address Ruth Sullivan, Class History Richard Whitney 1 , ' Class Prophecy Ruth Collar, i Lorraine Frost, Class Gifts Robert VanTassel l Teresa Linwott l, Class Wm Truman Clarke l Music, Patricia Curtis, Frances Litchfield Class Day Committee: Audrey Kane, Harold Moore. Thomas Warren Dil'eCt0l', Olive Fortier Thursday, June 13, 8 p. m. Commencement Exercises Processional IIIVOCRUOH. Rev. Archibald M. Craig Music-Selected, C'ombined Chorus Salutatory and Introduction of Theme, i'Education for All American Youth, El'Il8.ST,lIl8 Shea Keys to the Kingdom of Success, Lawrence Eaton Activities and Education, Joy Griffin Music-Selected, . Combined Chorus Educ-ational Development of Youth as Citizens, Alice Willey Vocational Training in High School, Joyce McNamara Better Health and Better Living, Geraldine Denney Music-Selected, Combined Chorus International Education Through Pupil Exchange, Thelma Lord Living in an Atomic Age, Osmond Bonsey Summary and Valedictory, Donald Little Conferring of Diplomas, 'Superintendent Lloyd T. Dunham Class Ode, Written by Alice Willey Recessional Class Class -Class Class Class Class Director, Walden Irish Motto-- Success Not Soon But Well Begun Flower: Red Rose Colors: Red and White Advisor: Mrs. Marjorie Harrington Marshals: Glenice Blaisdell, Teresa Linscott, Robert Van- Tassel Officers: Merrill Butts, President Richard Whitney, Vice-President Ruth Sullivan, Secretari' Donald Little, TFPDSIIYH'

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Hx If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If mi THE JESTER THE SENIOR CLASS she's tall and cute it's PAT CURTIS just plain cute it's TERESA LIN'SCOfI'T he fools all day it's ROD JONES she fools all day it's GLENICE BLAISDELL he's the class clown it's LUTHER BEAN she's the class clown it's IOLA YOUNG she has personality, plus, it's MARION SIEVERANCE she's always giggling it's VIRGINIA ELATON she sings as well as she plays it's ERNESTINE SIHEA he 'has pointed ears it's ROY CDOISSON her head is a ball of fire it's ALICE WILLEY he doesn't go for dames it's CHARLES SANBORN he goes for dames it's BOBBY VAN TASSEL she needs a, new Yo Yo it's RUTHIE COLLAR you felt your temperature rise it's LORRAINE FROST he's popular with females it's MERRILL BUTTS she's ticklish it's VIOLA CONARY she concentrates on Seniors it's RUTHIE SULLIVAN S6l'll0l'S COllC6lltI'.Atf8 Ol'l hel' it's ELLA MOORE the boys beat tracks to her door it's TODDY McNAMARA he was caught peeking in Room 1 it's DONALD HARRIS she's always undecided it's DELORES BEAL his I. Q. is very high it's DONALD LITTLE he's always drawing it's MERRILL BUTTS she's a wonderful guard in basketball it's ELEANOR PRATT she's a cute redhead it's ARLENE MOORE there's fighting it's the CHEERLEADERS she's whispering itks ALICE WILLEY If she's a sharp dresser it's FRANCES LITCHFIELD If he thinks he's 3 wolf it's TOlVDVIY WARREN If the main word in her vocabulary is Osmond it's THELMA LORD If She's faithful to Clifford it's BABE CONARY If she blows up balloons in back ' of the class it's GLORIA WILLEY If she's alwlays working for her class it's GERRY DENNEY If he's tall and has wavey hair - it's CASPER SARGENT If you see the band with a rnajorette it's AUDREY KANE If she puts up with the SENIORS it's MRS. HARRINGTON If he's kind a.nd an all around good guy it's MR. LUCE WOUDN'T YOU BE SURPRISED IF: 'Alice Willey were quiet Ruth Sullivan lost her voice Ronald Jones didn't have any jokes Osmond Bonsey grew a mustache Merrill Butts stopped blushing Truman Clarke settled down Joy Griffin didn't Write letters Patricia Curtis liked the men Ernestine Shea could sing ' Thomas Warren was a flirt Geraldine Denney taught us science Lorraine Frost, lost Bobby VanTassel Alan Stratton forgot the Cubs Ella. Moore became a model Teresa Linscott couldn't act Arlene Moore drove a mail truck Marion Severance didn't like Milbridgf- Dolores Beal didn't chew gum Viola Conary behaved herself Eleanor Pratt didn't go roller skating ' Lawrence Eaton gave the freshmen a break as-Viola Conary, '46.