Searsport High School - Windjammer Yearbook (Searsport, ME)

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Tlh XNINDJ-XNIXII' Q GIRLS SPGIQTS Left to rxght Front row lxneelmg Maxme Gamble Carol O Donnell Shlrley Havwlex Carolyn Rooney Lorna Sambrook Second row Standmg Geraldrne Clark Ina Nlchols Sarah Closson Janet Hawlev Thlrd row Standlng Dlane O Donnell Wllma Roberts Eleanor VN ebster Helen Nichols Mr Nxcotr Greene coach On December 6th flfteen g1rls start ed the basketball season wlth Shrrley Hawley as Gaptam and Dorothy Car roll as Manager We had a very successful year brmgmg ln seven vlctorxes four de feats and one tle for the season We owe our success to the excellent coach mg of Mr Greene, rwho has worked dxhgently and patlently wxth us Lorna Sambrook Shrrley Hawley and Carol O donnell represented Sears port ln the All Star game held at Brooks ThlS sprmg a glrls softball league lS belng formed ID whlch there IS much enthusxasm by the glrls on the squad Ou annual basketball banquet was held on March 22 It was sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce whlch pro wded a supper and dance for the teams Awards were made durmg the supper hour w1th the athletlc S presented to the sophmore g1r1s earnmg them S11 ver basketball charms were glven to the s x senior glrls on the squad In splte of the fact that the team loses sxx grls at graduatxon we feel sure that next year s squad w1ll be very successful Maxme Gamble 30 24 I C ' .' ' , A . Il Y si 5 V7 ., X A- i . , . . , . . . , . , - . . ,. . .. '. 1 , . , , ' , ' . ' ' 1' r G ,,. , .... , - Y - . . V i , A 9 ' ' ' as rv Y . , . . . . , i . ' Yl-

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THE WINDJAMMER A DREAM FOR JOHNNY The stars twtnkled merrlly 1n the mysterlous depths of the sky whxch resembled an tnverted bowl The trees wlthout thelr fall ensembles cast we1rd shadows across the empty ftelds Standmg near the large rock fwhlch stood as a sentlnel guardlng the scene whlch was to take place as 1f some one person had whtspered there would b a need for a guardj was '1 llttle box whose soulful exes took tn everx l1ttle rustle of the leaxes He opened h1s rrouth and let forth a rlpple of melcdx The trees stepped thelr nccan mg to ltsten lll wonder Hts wolce ros up up and up untll ll seemed the whole unnerse rrust step stop and IISIEII Then as h1s xotce dled '1w ax leaung only a falnt eeho he flung hnrselt faee downward and Ileglll weeplng drx rasp1ng obs th1t wculd IllXE' melted 1 heart of stone From the clearmg near the boulder another sound was heard th1 tlme a XOICC calllng johnnx johnnx Lrxlne hls exes Johnnx answered as theer fullw as possxble Lonnng nother tn just a naorne nt IIGDIIIQ' she would not IIOIICE the tear stan on h1s cheek As thex neared the house he IIOIICCCI somethlng xerx odd the hous w 'lglow wlth llght ,Iohnnx went tn and found of all thmgs 1 pmno X11 h1 l1fe ,Iohnnx had wanted a ptano but had nex er dreamed of ex er hax 1ng one 'les hts n'other satd tenderlx 1 s xcurs But how? Johnnx 1 keel Ill answer that atd a deep XOICC I am a rrustc teaeher and I heard xou stng Ill tl'e school plat I deelded that you had a talent wcrth eultnattng ,Iohnnys face was a thlng to behold At long last h1s dream had come true Florence MacKenz1e 52 AUTUMN TO WINTER The w 1nd IS blowmg around the corners Rustllng the dead and fallen leaves T e flowers now are drled and wlthered The pollen has been taken bv the bees bear and foxes are now s archlng or a shelter from the w1nters cold deer the rabbxts the geese the w 1ld llfe Are Flllllllllg from the hunters bold Grandma IS sew mg and knttttng Nltttens and searfs that are needed so much To protect the chlldren toes and flllgifs From the cold and frosty touch ,lack Frost 15 palnttng the wlndows ll 1th h1s manx leaf destgns Ihe crops are now b mg harvested These are commg wtnters stgns Nlother autumn IS Iahlllg her xacatlon After her seasons work 1s through Te Te And old man wn1ter to the door ts ereeptng He ll soon be eomtng through Roselxn Gray :JZ SE XRSPORT HIGH Our school ls the best lll the Illld ll here 1ll together we m1l1e our pl ills And from thtsd IX unt1l I d1e I h ll 1lw IX remember Se trsport Hlgh j 1net Rogers oo Nlost people do what thex are requested to do successful people do a ltttle more , . ' as uv - 1 . Y s 1 ' 1 ' h , 1 ' ' , , 1 ' Q , 1, . ' 5 2 ,' h . ' se . . Y .1 V . LQ . i '. y . . , , . . . , . .1 x l 's 1 I e . 5 . . c ' , Q , .. . . . . 1 , , - Z 2 Q Q YA I . ', I S .' 2 ', 2 ' ,. ' . - 1 . , V G , . - K . L . c ., . . . . v 1 r -1 . 1 ,1 v r .1 . , 5 , 1 ' ' -I J W I 7 ,' '1 '. Y 1 1 , . , . 1 - . ' . . Y , - ,, ., , v 1 11- 5. E I 1 - I I 1 1 . Y 2 . , i . . . - 1 I' A 1 - v 1 ,- . , . , Q I S f 'S. 1 - 1 ' ' , . A L . ' . . .D Y, . . I , .s. 115 - - . . , ,. , . V V' . 1 . v A I ' ' K c 5- , v - - - X r ' 1 I c , , re, L C . . 5 . . . ' 1 . ' ' C Q , . s 21 2 '2 's 1 . 12 5 U , in -4 1- Y .,-tt . ., . . 2, ' , 2, ' Y ,-- i 1- 1. ' .1 ' c . 2. . cb . H ' Y. 1 H 1 ' . ' , 5 . I - . , e t v . , . ,, .

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THE XNINDJAMMER BUYS SPCDRTS Left to rlght Front row Seated kenneth Martm Chester Pendleton Second row lxneelmg Raymond Rooney Clax ton Andrews Ross Carroll Thrrd row itandmg Conrad Anderson ' . ' 2 5 D 1 , Clinton. Kinney . lfourth row. Standing: Coach Carl'Heilsberg. Peter Perkins. Nanthaiel Choate: ! T v ' - , .K . . . . 7 Y , . ' . 9 Y T u y - ' ' ' f . 3 ' , ' . . y Arthur Curtls Manager Richard Mace After puttlng avsay the baseball equlprnent last fall the boys waxted anxlously the call to arms for the basketball season of 1949 50 When thxs call came elexen boys answered One of thls squad dropped out before the season really got under way The ten boys remalnmg were Nat Choate Chester Pendleton Clayton Andrews Raymond Rooney Clmton Klnney Conrad Anderson Ross Car roll Peter Perklns Kenneth Martm and Arthur Curtls A number of these players wll probably show up for baseball thls sprmg We have had a good season thls 5 ear We played elghteen games and won seven The best league game we played thls year was Freedom at Searsport Nat Choate was one of the flrst fne players chosen as most valuable Judged by the playmg whlch they d1d rn the toumament Thxs ChOlC6 was the result of the votmg of the coaches of the competlng teams The team IS lookmg forward to a successful season next year as four of thls years flrst stnng w1ll be back Nat Choate and Conrad Anderson leave by graduatmg Those chosen for the all star game were Clayton Andrews Chester Pendle ton and Nat Choate Thls cholce was made by havlng each member of the squad vote for the three boys who ln thexr OplfllOI'l were the best players on the team Rlchard Mace 50