Gardiner Area High School - Quill Yearbook (Gardiner, ME)

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H QUILL Ifmkn Ln xetoed by elther the Prmupal or the Coich lmdy 33 ames Baker 34 and Francxs A quorum to do busmess shall CODSISE of lVlcl.aughl1n 33 were Chosen respectively two thirds the total number of members presldent VICE presldent and secretary Ar the first busmess meetmg Cakley Me Constance Lucas 33 5561?

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THE Q Clllflllg the summer of 1932 on a scholarshlp grven by Governor and Mrs Wllllam Tudor Gardiner MISS Wakeneld appearlng III the regular camp Lllilf-OTID gave a very mter estlng account of her summer expenences at a long assembly Many members of the orchestra have been heard at varlous trmes throughout the year at spec1al assemblles During the year thrs organrzatlon con eerx ed the ldea of dLSlgI11I1g a school stlcker to be displayed xxherever posslble as s done 1n many other schools The stlcker IS com posed ofthe words GARDINER HIGH SCHOOL neatly graduated doxx nxxard 1n orange on a black background These stlckers proved to be xery popular among the puplls and may be seen on the W1I1dSl l1ClClS of automo blles muslc eases books rarncoats and rn other not too approprlate places Eluxn Grajfam, 3 WORLD HIQTORY For heads as thlek as Hallie I medrtate and thlnk Upon each and every lrne Novx Alexander he xx as great And Dauus lrked to frght Leonldas guarded Thermopylae pass And Apollo xx as the god of lrght l often thlnk about Socrates How bravely he drd d1e How VVISC was Arlstotle So far from such as l Hannlbal, he was perfect A flghter great xxas he l xx onder lf any of them xx as dumb And espeel rlly dumb as me But l ll try my very best, l ll xxork from day to day And 1fl conquer World History l shall feel as great as they Maxzne Wilbur, 35 DEBATING The QLICSUOI1 for debate thxs year xxas Resolxed That 50 Oof all state and local revenues should be derlxfed from sources other than tangrble property The teams xxere drvlded as folloxxs afflrmatrve Ghrls t1nc Donovan and Gatherrne Donovan, wrth Anna Donox an as alternate, negatlxe Phyllrs Gould and Frank Maclrarland vxrth lVlOI'l1LH Baker as alternate The teams were coached by Scott Treyxorgy The afllrmatlve team defeated the nega t1ve team from Cony Ghrrstme Donovan xxas chosen best speaker The negatlve team lost to Edward Lrttle SEA SHELL l llkc to hold a great brg shell And put If to my ear, lt brrngs to me the rumblmg sea And thoughts of plrates near Constance Lucas, 33 VARMTY CLUB The elllnak of several years agrtatlon came Clelflllg the flrst xxe k rn May 1933 and the dream of athletrc leaders of the past feyx years became a reallty n the formatron of the G H S VHYSIFY club The movement thls year was sponsored bv the athletrc de partment of thls paper, and If vxas through the efforts of Glenwood F3lLOH1 and At wood Lawrence, who recerved the sanctlon of school authorltxes to go ahead wlth the project, that the final goal xx as garncd lhc arm of the OIUAIIIZHUOII xxhlch IS composed of rll male students of G H 5 xx ho have won their major letters IH athlet ILS, IS to promote good sportsmansh1p Gardrner Hugh The oflacers are a presrdent chosen from the senror class a vree presrdent chosen from the1un1or class and a secretary treasurer Any act1v1ty undertaken may be ' D . I t ' . ' V. N- , . . . , H 7 X ' 1 ,v 'A ' 1 ' V n . . x . , ,' ' V le ,ec c ' i 7, . X .Q . . Q 1 K ' u ' c ' . . v 1 v . T ' X X '57 1 - - c ' K 7 l . ' . . t ' Y ' A J I 1 ' X s A. . x 71 I xl c Y V 2 . 1 ' ' w x. '3 L . l I X e . . .1 h .. World HISCOTY IS a problem , , , f Y . I s . -' ' x . , . . K 'xx 1 I yf . Y X y 4 54' A l f ' e 1 Y 0 u D T Q T . A ' ' , A 4 -I 1 I x f u -'sf L x K hc rx l it D , ' 2 I - z . -' - Q '. .'. , . . 3 IH U ' ' , V . C , , . . , .. L , Q

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QU .f X .X flrlltasfrltg 73'-W FGOTBALL Wlth hls hopes for a veteran team erushed by the 1nel15,1b1l1ty of four of hrs best bets from the 1931 VHTSIIY Coaeh Charles Hlnds just three weeks before the openlng of sehool III Qeptember lssued hrs e'1ll for ean drdates The eall was answered by 1 squad of about thrrty five Numberlnh amonv them were s1x letter men Capt Faleonl Hathaway Wakeield K1dder Goud and lVleLaughl1n At Lawrenee who had had some experxenee was looked to for a heavy part of the season s work Coaeh Hmds mtrodueed a new offenee based on the famous Notre Dame shrft W1th th1s prospeets were brr ht for one of the stronv est offenees Gamdmer hmd had for 1 lon tune GARDINER 8 NKDRWAY O Gardmer s opener at Qtumby Freld was marked by the fine pl ly of that xersatlle baelx At Law renee who after lntereept mv '1 Norway pass alloped 45 ylrds ahead ofthe Held to seore the season s first toueh down Hathaway and K1dder bloeked fl Norway punt, w hreh w as reeovered by D1ll, T H li l L L Z7 Ji- 'A A1 A www r at :l il x 5 '1- ll ' ' I - ' fx X V: A lll ll . i'5lf'Qis',. lilllf tr X 'K llrly ll: A -,x , A l N m 4 X 14 l , Q A, l f A 1, 1 I F l sl , A 1' li 5521 . I . Y. . . . xx 4 -V A' x Z ' K U . . I D . f , . 1 D N 2 7 Q A V v 1 . a v . 5 fl V , i 1 gy l l 2 A