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

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EIBHTH GR DE PlAY CAST- BE HDMI BY MID IGHTN FRONT ROW, LEFT-RIGHT: Barbara Bagley, Miss Drummond, Mildred Jeffers. BACK ROW, LEFT-RIGHT: John Grant, Winston Stanley, Crosby Fernald. SEVE IH BH HE PlAY C SI- HIAKE A lUOK AT JUHNNYH FRONT ROW, LEFT-RIGHT: Nancy Freeman, Judy Ellis, Prudence Haskell, Mary Ann Savage. BACK ROW, LEFT RIGHT: Frank Walls, Stephen Coffin, Mr. Snow, Trevett Hooper, Helen Wood.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Miriam Hews, Jay Scribner, Miss Suzanne Wood, Patricia Jordan, jane Brown, Lester Smallidge, and Helen Cameron. Sllllll l lIBRAHY AUXHIARY The Northeast Harbor Library, in cooperation with the High School, sponsored for the second year, a story telling program for the grade school children of Mt. Desert. The program is conducted entirely by the Student Library Auxiliary and serves some one hundred and fifteen grammar school children. The student storytellers perform an educational service which is recognized and appre- ciated by the school, the library, and the community. In two years these high school students have created in the youngsters, much interest in good stories, good literature, and the enjoyment of reading good books. FRED J. BREWER Sz SON, INC. General Electric Dealer ELITE DRY CLEANERS 26 Cottage Street and Bar Harbor, Maine Bar Harbor Cleaners 42

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SIIHIIIH CME IIAR October 3, 1952 Tonight the freshmen were initiated into our mighty group of tomorrow's men and women. The sophomores had a pleasing variety of stunts for the trusting freshmen to perform. October 17, 1952 The F. H.A. Club sponsored a Harvest Hop tonight in our auditorium. To be original, they charged admission at the rate of 1 cent an inch on your waist measure. Good thing our girls are all slender. October 24, 1952 The eighth grade put on a very successful social. Music was furnished by our Stardusters and refreshments were served in the cafeteria. October 30-31, 1952 Ahh, two whole days off! How could those teachers be so mean as to leave us and go the the State Teachers Convention? But then, it only happens once a year. November 7, 1952 It was the seventh grade's turn to furnish the amusement tonight and an enjoyable night, too. We danced from 7:30 to 10:30. November 11, 1952 Armistice Day---What? Another day off? And so soon, too. Time to rest our weary brains. November 14, 1952 The Senior Play production of Aclam's Evening. No further explanation needed, except to say that it proved to be a most exciting event. November 21, 1952 We played host to all the Hancock round-robin teams. November 22, 1952 At 8 p.m. the curtain rose on the annual 7-8-9 grades speaking contest. The students demonstrated to the large audience skill, poise, and promise. November 26, 1952 Tonight the basketball season started with a bang. We defeated Sumner High on our home court by a score of 51-43. November 27-28, 1952 What another vacation! What's that you say? 1t's Thanksgiving? We give Thanks to Thee, for all these interludes. 44