Searsport High School - Windjammer Yearbook (Searsport, ME)

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rs Q ing .. Alggqnfl li Xf i - xy Q. . ' N ' My i I .5-gf-zf.'f2.,,2 .' 1 'ff' g. .f hi P '4. ' 'ia Q .. - 2.- ll ,il A 'dbfhq V Q A Q15 'T GLEE CLUB First row, left to right: L. Small, M. Jeffery, J. Garrity, D. Tripp, S. Ashey, M. Roberts, J. Castle, J. Stonc, R. George, E. Moody, L. Harriman, P. Martin, E. Matthews, L. Stairs. Serond row: P. Young, K. Lanphier, R. Blake, Card, B. Averill. W. Hersom, L. Braley, L. Moulton, B. Bowden, P. Simpson, B. Murray, H. Varney, S. Fowler, S. Rich, R. Ashey, S. Stone, M. Harriman, P. Young, B. George, P. Rivers, Third row: R. Duley, K. McKeen, P. Otis, C. Howard, F. Tozier, K. Curtis, K. Otis, C, Smith, N. Staples, D. Ashey, J. Moody, Rediker, K. Maddocks, Ashey, R. Clark. I I I SEARSPORT SCHOOL BAND IN ACTION

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,gy a 'ff' Sitting, left to right: M. Jeffery, S. Stone, B. Averill, J. Castle, P. Simpson, J. Card, P. Rivers. Second row: K. Maddocks, K. Otis, C. Smith, N. Staples, K. Curtis, P. Otis. MUSIC This year we are all very pleased and honored to have as our music director Mr. Palleria from Camden. He has done a great deal for the band, the chorus, and the general music program of the school. We should all appreciate his devoted time and effort. Our school band, which includes many of the lower grade pupils as well as many from the high school, has participated in a number of activities throughout the year. They played several selections at the presentation of the Senior Play and they also played several selections at the operetta presented in March. Next year we shall all be looking forward to a really great band with perhaps new uniforms. The operetta, Sadie Shaw from Arkansas, presented on March 28, which we prepared for throughout the year, proved to be a great success. The leading parts were distributed as follows: Zeke Shaw, Kenneth Maddocksg Mrs. Shaw, Sharon Stone, Sadie Shaw, Judy Card, Gabe Wilkins, Norris Staples, Davy Holler, David O'Donnellg Frances, Jean Castle, Daisy, Priscilla Rivers, Violet Mansneld, Pat Simpsong Mont- gomery Gaylord, Paul Otis, Melbourne Davenport, Keith Otisg Whitney Huntington, Owen Smithg Celeste, Bonnie Averill. The proceeds from this affair were used for band instruments. Next year we are planning to present another operetta entitled A Waltz Dream. The Glee Club also attended the Eastern Maine Musical Festival along with the other high schools of the union on May 4 at Camden. NORRIS STAPLES '59

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FQ Front row, left to right: C. Dakin, B. Averill, J. Garrity, Stone, P. Simpson, M. Jeffery, S. Stone. Second row: Mr. Lapointe, P. Rivers, J. Small, S. Ashey, M. Roberts, J. Lenfest, J. Castle, H. Jackson, Gordon, L. Braley, Card C. Ward. Third row: P. Martin, B. Murray, P. Otis, Curtis, N. Staples, J. Rediker, C. Howard, C. Knox, C. Clark. PRESS CLUB Although our Press Club this year has not succeeded in producing as many issues of the Viking as they did last year, we have accomplished quite a lot. We have had as our advisors two of our teachers, Mr. Lapointe and Mr. Mortland, who have helped us a great deal'. At the first meeting of the year the following officers were elected: President, Janice Stone, Vice President, Judy Garrityg Secretary, Pat Simpsong Treasurer, David O'Donnell. Several of the other students have 'participated in the work of publishing the paper, which included the various editors, reporters, and proof readers. The Press Club is fun but it requires a great deal of hard work on the part of everyone. We are hoping next year to do a still better job and thus produce a still better paper. ANOTHER VIKING IS BORN qi 53.