Jackman High School - Gremlin Yearbook (Jackman, ME)

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E D I T O R I A Q P A G E The purpose of publishing The Gremlin is to produce and edit a yearbook that w1ll'E3 an Informal survey of the history of the activities of the year. It is the sincere hope of the editors that this issue may serve, in the years to come, as a souvenir, bringing back pleasant memories to those of us who will have graduated from Jackman High School. The editors wish to extend their appreciation to all the advertisers who have patronized this publication without whose loyal support, the editing of this book would be impossible. Our gratitude also goes to the editors of the various departments, whose time and effort were so willingly given. We wish to thank all of the teachers, especially Mr. and Mrs. Pappas, our capable advisors, for their part in producing, what we believe to be, a successful yearbook. To the student body, go our thanks for their moral and financial support. As our yearbook goes to press, the editor's thoughts turn to those underclassmen who will carry on. May their future days in Jackman High be most happy and profitable. D Marguerite Hamilton Editor-in-Chief THE GREMLIN GOES TO PRESS' The Gremlin begins as a general staff meeting. Officers are chosen, and Marguerite, having been elected Editor-in-Chief, calls the meeting to order. We have to choose the year-book company we'1l have, the number of pages, and the type of cover. These decisions take time, effort, common sense, and strong vocal chords. Laurentia disappears around a corner and disgusted- ly exclaims 'Literaturel' The typing students settle down behind typewriters, with a woe-be-gone look of resignation on their faces. Marguerite piles on the work. The rest are busy measuring, drawing and pasting. 'The Gremlin' is really under way at last. After all thel perfunctory remarks, we wouldn't miss it for the wor d. Barbara Hamilton Assistant Editor

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