Kennebunkport High School - Skipper Yearbook (Kennebunkport, ME)

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teamttt ,stat Editor-in-Chief WARREN WENTWORTH Assistant Editor-in-Chief JANICE CHAMBERLAIN Business Manager Assistant Business Manager ELEANOR BURR ARLENE SMALL Senior Editors CONSTANCE GOOOINS RAI? SCHOIIIA Sports Editors WILLIAM SMITH EAIILI' WATSON Literary Editor Dramatic and Music Editor JEAN MACOONALD ASTRID BRIDLIE News Editor Alumni Editor MARY VJEBEER NANCY COLEMAN Art Editor Exchange Editor ROBERT PICKETT BARBARA EVANS Euculty Adzfisors MR. PETERSON MISS DWIZLLIEY

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MR. MAYNARD C. ROBINSON We, the Class of l949, dedicate our issue of the RAMBLER to the principal of Kennebunk High School, Maynard C. Robinson. We wish to express our appreciation for the personal interest that Mr. Robinson has shown in each of us. A man with progressive ideas and of a liberal mind, he has gained the conlidence of us all. His enthusiasm in school projects, whether sports or clubs, has always been of the highest quality. With respect and honor We dedicate this RAMBLER to our principal, Mr. Robinson, in whom we have found friendship and qualities which We admire.

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MRS. ANNE HALL Dear Mrs. Hall: The Senior Class wishes to extend many thanks to you in appre- ciation of the services that you have performed for us as class adviser for the past two years. Not only have you given your time and thought on our behalf but your Wise direction and careful advice has made you an outstanding guardian. Your judgement, attention and assistance in class projects has endeared you to us all. We feel that without you as our leader our success in Working as a unit and in obtaining funds for the Washington Trip would not have resulted so favorably. Your liberal understanding and prac- tical suggestions in every phase of school life has made things pleasanter and more heartening. The Class of 1949 Wishes you the best of luck, knowing that you helped immensely to make our high school years happy ones and that you will have many friends in future graduating classes. Most sincerely, THE CLASS OF 1949.