Ellsworth High School - Jester Yearbook (Ellsworth, ME)

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junior Class News When school opened in September, the class of '54 entered E. H. S. for its third year. The home rooms assigned to the juniors were the Biology Room, with Miss Morancyg Room A, with Mr. Holmes, and Room D, with Miss Han- cock. Chosen for class officers were: John Edes, president, Jack Scott, vice-presi- dent, Mildred Young, secretary, and Muriel Pike, treasurer. The representat- ives to the student council were: Jayne McGraw and Kent White. John Edes was vice-president and Mildred Young, assistant treasurer of the council. Those chosen for Junior Speaking Finals, to be held March 20, were: Lois Perkins, Loretta Remick, Judy Willey, Marlene Leavitt and Sally Hanock, the boys were: Philip Edgerly, Kent White, Stanley Richmond, James Patten and Er- nest Tracy. The junior girls who have contribut- ed to the cheering squad are: Jane Col- well, Susan Guite, Lois Perkins, Jayne McGraw and Loretta Remick, One of our basketball boys, Kent White, was out of practice for some time with a broken ankle, but he is back in action now. Our boys, John Edes, Jack Scott, Kent White and Philip Edgerly are doing a great job on our wonderful basketball team. Anitra Giles has left us, she has been transferred to Florida. Others that have left are Patricia Grindle and Sylvia Mutanen. Grethe Andersen '54 QEQQQ Sophornore Class News The sophomore class entered school on September third with eighty-three mem- bers. Since that date Ada Gray, Jacque- line Greenlaw, Dana Johnston, Georgia Pinkham, Julie Stover, and Martha White have left our class. Sally Snow has transferred from South Portland High School and Lila Smith from Mon- roe, Maine. The class was divided into three home rooms: with Mrs. Fortier, Room Hg with Mr. Rollins, Bookkeeping Roomg and with Mr. Jellison, Room G. The class officers were elected as fol- lows: president, Joseph Jordan, vice- president, Richard Willey, treasurer, Ronald Taylor, and secretary, Victoria Guite. Beverly Paiitridge and Norman Williams were elected to the student council. The sophomore social was held on Friday, October 17, and was called the Pirates' Haven . The sophomores have ordered their class rings and expect them in early spring. Victoria Guite '55

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