Kennebunk High School - Rambler Yearbook (Kennebunk, ME)

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1--cs.. J fa-. J To The Members of The Class of 1954: As I write this, plenty of rough weather stands between now and commence- ment week. The bad weather can quickly change to warm spring days as we round each academic corner and set our sights on commencement. Graduation from K.H.S. is an important time in your life. For many years you have looked forward to it with anxiety and speculation. Now that it has arrived, are you ready for it? Have you completed the spade work for your future? Have you derived from your secondary school days all that you want? ls this the terminal point in your educational progress, or is it truly the commencement for you? All of these questions you can answer as you recall some of the pleasant moments during four years here-maybe a certain athletic triumph, an inspiring teacher, a gem of wit from one of your classes, a particularly worthwhile bull session, a lazy afternoon after school hours with nothing to do, the forgotten ioy of a no school clay, the battle to get to school in really bad weather and many other mem- orable moments that are now gone into the past. This chapter has ended but another begins. The book is being written, let's try to make it a best seller. Let's try to bury the unpleasant memories and cherish the pleasant ones. As your undergraduate days of K.H.S. come to a close, and you move forward to new adventures, may your interest in K.H.S. never slacken. As Alumni, you have it in your power to keep this the kind of school you have known or perhaps help it become an even finer school. Don't say good-bye, just say au revoir. We shall always be glad to see you. Mew? Our Principal's Message

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., A11 . Righi qv fi' X Left to right: Mrs. Mitchell, Mr. Peterson, Mr all, r. Ward, Miss Dwelley, Mr. Clark, Miss Wilson, Mrs. Maguire, and Miss Littlefield. INTRODUCING. . . MISS LITTLEFIELD-Eighth Grade English, Mathematics, Literature, and Spelling. MRS. HALL-Latin and French, Advisor for Senior Class and Hi-Y, and Dean of Upperclass Girls. MRS. MAGUIRE-Eighth Grade Social Studies, Science, Literature, and Spelling, Girls' Gym, Dean of Underclass Girls, and Advisor of Cheerleaders. MISS DWELLEY-Junior and Senior English, Hi-Y Advisor, Rambler Staff Advisor, and Junior Class Advisor. MR. PETERSON-Business Subjects, Faculty Manager of Athletics, School Treasurer, As- sistant Coach of Football, Rambler Business Advisor, and Advisor for Magazine Drive. MR. WARD-Boys' and Girls' Gym, Football, Basketball, and Baseball Coach. MR. CLARK-Algebra, Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, and Solid Geometry, Freshman Class Advisor. MISS WILSON-Typewriting, Shorthand, and Bookkeeping, Newspaper Advisor. MRS. MITCHELL-Sophomore English, Vocations, Economic Geography, Reading Improve- ment Program, Sponsor of Debating Club.

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