Ellsworth High School - Jester Yearbook (Ellsworth, ME)

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4- ff -' ,ga-vi-. 'if Z I 4 1' ur School Staff X R It IS essentxal that young people have guxdance Prmcxpal A 'fin GEORGE D LUCE Submaster Head of Scxence Department OLIVE E FORTIER Languages 1-.I RACHEL LINSCOTT Enghsh JOAN VIOLETTE Enghsh ln educatxon We are devoted to our teachers for the msplratxon traxnxng and leadershxp they THURLOW PITTS have Wen to '15 SARAH RUSSELL Head of Socxal Scxence Department E WILLIAM PEDDER English JOHN M WHITMORE ADA R MOORE ESTELLE SPRINGER Mathematmcs Home Economlcs Commercxal vt X7 I fl -VX ' ' . 1 . 'A V A f N 1 ,r Hole 'T 'Tie Z: . , ,. D522 fi: 1' ' f't22Lf4S'L-fx K gi f? ' 'Z fix' f, A ,saw If .1 5 'W , . ,,LD L - lv , K x ,,. 4 .. ' Q X1 Ft: aff A I:' I A , 5

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Board 0. i Q' L ' A 6,0470 if 300' Q00 ' 2 5 153404 649431, 9' 0 QSO! C80 ep QCGGQ fo . Oo I 65 48 '10 Q, 0 45, 0 +G- 584, 4, 4- Z -044-' -4 'fr 'iz -oo-zqiigoicgo 4- oq: oq?Z,af554b 9- C7 Back Row Left to Right: J. Nesmith, E. Lin- ' O .if scott, N. Moore, E. Madrell J Front Row Left to Right: P. Wilbur, S. Sar- gent, J. Alley, Absent: J. Sommer - - Q vit, 1 U I . . iii? OP!-In we are endowed with a warm tolerance for all our fellow- fb , men. Love is the very cornerstone of humanity and as we go .KY into the world it is our duty and privilege to spread that - 1 . which we have. . f' Through our years at Ellsworth High School we, as pupils, are given a chance to cultivate all the values of life so necessary to happiness. We find the need of guidance X3 I HI Q lil - l IM, Ei - i gu ll- through our teachers and parents, we learn to get along with JUNIOR EDITORS other people as we work and have fun with fellow students, and we reap the reward of hard work invested in our studies. Frgnt Row Left to Right: M, Carney' J, Brown, Finally, as graduation draws near, it is time to examine L. Hanson, B' Clarke ourselves to see if we are ready to travel the road ahead. When l was a child, I spoke as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when l became a man, I put away childish things. ll Corinthians 131111 Scott- This verse from the Bible speaks a world of truth to us especially now for we are no longer children and must act accordingly. God is ready to draw back the curtain of our future and show us what is to be our lot. Class of 58 , WE are tomorrow! How can we fall! Back Row Left to Right: S. Sargent, B. Holmes, R. Beal, W. Nickerson, P. Johnson, E. Lin- Sally Blaisdell j'58 Editor -in -chief

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WW I FRED A SPRAGUE HARLAND L DUNHAM CHARLES K ALLEN JR lndustnal Arts Commercxal Driver T1-aimng Sv'5 ' RICHARD ARSENAULT EUGENE LOVELY HENRY FASANO Social Sclence SCIENCE Musxc 'US 'Ps MARJORIE PLAISTED CLIFTON DAMON JACKIE ROGERS Girls Physical Educatxon Boys Physical Education School Secretary and our friend MAC, BLACKIE, and WOODY Our custodxans and pals