Mount Desert High School - Skipper Yearbook (Northeast Harbor, ME)

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TO OUR FACULTY We think our faculty is just about Ntopsn and to give you an idea of what they are like, here is just a short description of each. First of all, there is Mr. Ernest, our principal, whose idea of heaven is camping at his camp near Moosehead. He's quite a sportsman, we hear. Then, of course, there's Cecil nSqueakn Carter. CAsk him where he got that nickname.D He used to be a member of a hill- billy band, but he is now our music supervisor. We're glad he decided to be a music teacher instead of staying with his former nbandg. ' And there's Mr. Coates, let's not forget him and his nSopho- more Delightsu. COf course the rest of the school doesn't call them that.D He's had some pretty wild rides in Driver Training Class and he deserves a lot of credit for his unending patience. And we have Miss Walsh, our beautiful redhead, who might be Rembrandt's sister. She keeps Mt. Desert High gayly decorated, Also we have Mr. Redmond, Mount Desert's eligible bachelor. He keeps the girls sighing, our basketball team rolling, and we're wondering how much longer he can keep that Pontiac rolling. H. H. Carter is still with us and so far no one has been able to make him permanently forget his beloved Friday tests. But, tests and all, we'd hate to lose him. Mrs. Stinchfield is still nQueen of the Kitchenn. She's doing a good job of making cooks, seamstresses, and baby sitters from Mt. Desert girls. And then there's Mr. Jowdry, building the boys into Charles Atlases like himself. And there's Miss Wood who manages the girls in the field of physical education and she is well liked by everyone for her un- derstanding and fairness. A And Miss Ryder who is leaving us next year. It seems she has found a greater interest than Mount Desert High and has de- cided to have a June wedding. As nKing of the Workshopn we have Mr. Salisbury. We hope he never cuts his fingers off as some of the boys tried to do. Mrs. Herrick is still trying to teach us to say UI wash and uYou weren. The author of our English books ain't got nothing on her.

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YEARBOOK STAFF This year the yearbook staff was not selected exclusively frmn'the senior class, The staff is composed of sephomorcs,jun- iors, and seniors ce-operating together to produce what is hoped to be a good yearbook, A literary contest in the school was sponsored by the staff for which prizes were awarded for the three best pieces of lit- erature, the winners of which, and their selections appearin tho literary section, Since we are in the new school this year, we could not very well retain the yearbook's former name, A suggestion bex was placed in the library for those who could think of a pessino new name for it, The name NORUMBEGA was chosen by the staff. It is an old Indian name meaning the hidden jewel , This may not be applicable to this yoarbook,' but it does have a pleasing sound, The members of the staff are: Editor in Chief ----------- - ---------------------- -Donald Freeman Assistant Editor ---------- -------------------- Sturgis Turnbull Literary Editor- ----------- -------------- - ----- ---Janet Freeman Exchange Editor ----- Alumni Editor---- Club Editor- --------- Drama Critie-- ----- we Photography Editors.. Art Editors--v---- Humor Editors-------- Sports Editors------- -sues-un-nun-:cult slnnnus- -1 us-n- - ----------------Barbara Blanchard ---Delores Coombs ---Robert -------Lillis Joy ------Jean Graves John Smallidge ----Norma Cousins Marilyn Robinson -------------------Robert Doritty Helen Robinson ------Nancy Allen John Walls Co-Business Managers. -- ---- -Jwilliam Kimball Ida Beale Advertising Manager-- Assistant Advertising Advertising Staff-N-- su- 0--ln-0-sus un-nun.--.Q-1 Manager -a-nn-.--qun-n- as-Q.--una--. -------Lillis Joy -Frank Manchester ------Anno Foster Barry'Woed Nancy Allen ---- P------------Barbara Blanchard Marie Gott Shirley Kelley Pauline Tracy Maurice Murphy Eleanor Reynolds

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This year we have Miss Drummond, our actress who really helped our Dramatics Club put over some good shows this year. Miss Pressey is also leaving us for outside interests, that is, she is leaving to become a Mrs. Miss Wing is leaving us, too. Where are we going to find another French teacher as good as she has been? FACULTY Front Row: Seated: Norma Drum ond, Suzanne Wood, Harland Cartag Raymond Ernest, Grace Herrick, Eleanor 'Stinchfield, Clara Wing. . Second Row: Standing: Marilyn Ryder, Char1otte3Pressey, William Redmond, Cecil Carter, Earl Jowdry, Don Coates, Roy Salisbury, Jeanne Walshy YEARBOOK STAFF Front Row: Seated: Janet Freeman, Sturgis Turnbull, Clara Wing, Advisors Donald Freeman, William Kimball, Ida Beale, Lillis Joy. Second Row: Standing: Barbara Blanchard, John Walls, Frank Man4 chester, Robert Doritty, Anne Foster, John Smallidgq Dolores Coombs. . . . . Third Row: Marilyn Robinson, JNhnma Cousins, Barry Wood, Jean Graves, Nancy Allen. Poem When God made male and female He made the mgle the stronger, And then to made amends, Made woman's tongue the longer. Gordon Gray Kln deep anguishbz Ulf you don't marry me, I'1l blow my brains out.H Nancy Allen: UThat would be a joke on father. He doesn't think you have any.U