Ellsworth High School - Jester Yearbook (Ellsworth, ME)

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Q 'I . 'N ' ' I ll SENIOR EDITORS ,P G. Stevenson, B. Farnsworth, I. Iordan, tg 43 S. Gordon, V. Guite, M. Bernardini, 6,52 X Q' da S. Bunker. 090 Lk 6 'Z W0l'd Oo f 'Tv 40 and our high school lives are hut a thing of the past ff, Cf we have vivid memories to he long-kept in the hearts of all 1 f As we pursue our senior year, the everyday happenings 4' 6 of the past become more meaningful for us. Every day con lp-Q0 tains a valuable lesson. Our proximity to graduation and de parture dravvs us nearer to one another. VVe strive to gain the most from our opportunities and to set the mold for a happy and successful future. In the following pages, we of the Iester Poird have cndeaxored to capture the happenings of one school year and its IHIDW sided hte Betueen these covers are the memories of our students ind their school days This is the actual story of the events taking place en. d vvit th vvil s lillsworth High School which lay the groundwork tor the history ol ottr proud Alma Mater. CONSTXNCE HURLEY fdlf0fI71ClHtf Basra' SENIOR SPECIALTIES lakes . . I Boynton I Carney George Stevenson, Diane Carlisle Ar!! Vicki Guite Clays News: Syhil Gordon, Iean Ioy, Nancy Davis, Patty Paganucci Senior Specia1tz'f5.' lane Smith, Beverly Partridge, Sybil Gor- don, Lee Lasalle, Ioanne Boynton, Iane Carney Ty'piftf.' funder the direction of Mrs. Libbyj Eileen Maher, Francene Beal, Ioan Iordan, Virginia Davis, Ioanne Boynton, Laureen Patten, Bethamie XVhitehead, Betty Iohn- ston C01'ff Dffllgfl . Ioanne Boynton Faculty Advisor .,.... ,, . Olive E. Fortier

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QS' Enlrolts-IN-c11iEF Alan Iohnson, .ff1ss'z Editor Constance Hurley, Ed1'tor-in-Chief is - ibm 0 S Freshman - Sophomore - Iunior - Senior - four very No common words! But what a world of meaning they con- Q, Q- tain These four words symbolize the growing-up period 5 Q00 in the lives of young men and women around the world. Vs QQ ey are magic wor s persom ying e spirit o you . ey FF Th d 'fwh f th Th contain sorrow yoy, hard work, play, failure and success - all the occurrences of a high school career. Within these words are found the lnes of students exerywhere. While passing through the years these words portray, one advances from childhood to young manhood. He learns to overcome prejudices and petty griexances He tries to place all people on an equal with himself. NVQ in Ellsworth High School feel there is no school quite like our own. sports drarratics or other activities are comparable to these at our school. ln our four years we hawe taken the had with the good, but when the total is summed, Ea'h'ofial Ifditors-in-Chief: Constance Hurley, Alan Iohnson ,fl dzfertisingi Richard Willey, Betty Iohnston, Katherine Pratt, lane Carney, Terry Spurling, Gerald Kane, Royce Spurling Social News: Sybil Gordon, Barbara Haynes fllumnif' Mary Bernardini, Nancy Bond, Elizabeth Tilden, Pamela Hilton Exchanges: Betty Farnsworth, Sandra Crowe Girls' Sports: Sally Bunker, Carolyn Dunbar Boys' Sports: Ioseph Iordan, Charles Butts

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Our flvculfy Principal Thurlow Pitts greets Superintendent of Schools Henry G. Perkins I Good leaders are of the utmost importance in any organization. Students and teach- ers of Ellsworth High School are proud of these two men who are friendly and able advisors to us in all our undertakings. Miss Russell and Miss Plaisted have taught us that history is now and tomorrow as well as yesterday and that our part in it is important. Miss Russell sponsors the cheer- leaders while Miss Plaisted, besides being instructor of physical education for the girls, is coach of all their athletic activities. Mrs. Moore, who is the home economics teacher, has a large and active group of F.H.A. members deeply interested in learning the necessities of homemaking. Mr. Sprague and his industrial arts boys give willing and capable assistance in many school activities. Mr. Sprague is coach of cross country. Shades of Euclid! Shall we ever master the unknows, the theorems, the co-sines? Mr. Whitmore is sponsor of the Assembly Club and coaches I. V. basketball. Mr. Allen is instructor of driver training. Social Science Mathematics Ada Moore, Home Economics Marjorie Plaisted Iohn Whitmore fl-Ieadj Fred Sprague, Industrial Arts Sarah Russell fHeadj Charles Allen E..-4 lil