Gilman High School - Gilmanac Yearbook (Northeast Harbor, ME)

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A l JUNIOR CLASS NCTES I ' . In this small school of ours there are only 52 pupils but of these 52 there are 16 who are of superb quality. That group is the junior class. It is a well behaved class with a fine reputation. The class officers are: President -- ---- ---- - -- ---- '- Austin Grindle Vice President ------------- Buddy Brown Sec. and Treas. ------------ Marion Schurman The delegates to the student council are: Frances Iveney, Sheila Norwood, Hoyt Clark. The juniors .presented a one-act play, nSomeone For Bunny,H at the Neighborhood Hall, April 50, 1943. The actresses were Frances Iveney, Sheila Norwood and Flora Manchester, while the actors were Hoyt Clark and Austin Grindle. From both the dramatic and financial point of view, this performance was considered a great success. To the Armed Forces our class has sent: Robert Graves -- U.S. Navy Harlan Murphy -- U.S. Navy Herman Wesoott - U.S. Army James Wood ----- U.S. Merchant Marines ' T Athletics for several reasons have been curtailed at Gilman this year, however, the juniors have taken part in interclass, basket ball,bowling, badminton and ping pong. Austin Grindle '44 I v -12-

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NW N N G IVL M A N 4 4 4 4 e H I G H e 4 e 4 4 S C H 0'0 L 4 4 419434 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 THE GILMANAC 4 4 4 4 4 a 4 e 419434 ' LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Class of 1945 of the school of Gilman, Town of Northeast Harbor, County of Hancock, and State of Maine, be- ing of legal age and sound minds and memory,do make,publish, and declare this our Last Will and Testament,hereby revoking and annulling any and all Wills by us made heretofore. We bequeath to Winfred Joy, Harold Huston's ability to make planes and boat models. A V , We bequeath to Hoyt Clark, Clifford Manchester's love of books,in hopes that he is as faithful to them as Clifford WESQ We bequeath to Hugh Smallidge, Robert Rumill's quiet voice. We hope Hugh never takes it into his mind to shout Home day and scare everyone out of his shoes. y We bequeath to Anita Walls,p Rachel Blaisdel1's ability to use a pen and remember addresses. We suggest that she circulate a news letter about what the boys are doing in the camps of the United States Army and those overseas. ' We bequeath to Mr. Kelley, Jack MoNulty's ability to grow a mustache to keep it waxed and trimmed as well as Jack always did. We bequeath to Eleanor Walls, 'Verlie Walls' slacks as she wants to keep them in the family. We hope Eleanor will wear them through the years as Verlie so faithfully has. We bequeath to Geraldine McKenzie at least 25 pairs of Bette Bea1e's earrings, hoping Geraldine glitters in them as Bette did. We bequeath to William Walton,Jimmy Walls' great spell- ing ability, knowing' that he will use a dictionary as Jim- my did so often. We bequeath to Frazier Peckham, Harold Younghans' mu- sical ability, knowing that Frazier will practice during daylight hours. We bequeath to Frances Iveney, Hester Seavey's rubber boots, in hopes they will last for the duration so that they can be retreaded. We bequeath to Edward Bucklin,Made1ine Bucklin's favor- iteiseat, as sister Madeline also wishes to keep it in the fam YQ IN WITNESS WHEREOF We have hereunto set our hands on this our Last Will and Testament at Northeast Harbor, this June lo, AQDQ , THE SENIOR CLASS

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SOPHOMORE CLASS NOTES Gilman High School has fourteen sophomores, seven boys and seven girls. These make up the second largest class in school. Early last fall an election of class officers was held. The following were elected: T1 President -----------U Gordon salt Vice President ------- Edward Busklin Sec. and Trees. --e--- Frazier Peckham The sophomore class is allowed two delegates to the student council, Those who were chosen are Robert Seavey and Charlene Walls. On February 4, a class play was presented entitled, Buddy Buys an' Orchid . Those in the cast were Charlene Walls,Virgil Walton, Rebecca Taylor, Eleanor Walls, and Gordon Felt. ' Those who play in the bendzum: Edward Bncke lin, Gordon Falt, Frazier Peckham, Clharlotzte Merchant, Shirley Reynolds, and Eleanor Walls. Gordon Falt '45 an