Searsport High School - Windjammer Yearbook (Searsport, ME)

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Front row, left to right: J son, B. Averill, C. Ward, K Lanphier. Second row: E. Matthews, M Mr. Lapointe. , Third row: G. Harriman, P. 2 Otis, K. Hansen, K. Mad- nw F'-Jil. docks, R. Duley, D. Ward. THE FRENCH CLUB Our French class this year decided we'd like to have a French Club. No club of this sort had ever been formed in Searsport High School so We went ahead with the plans. After drawing up a Constitution, we elected the following officers: President, Bonnie Averill, Vice President, Pat Simpson, Secretary, Cora Dean Ward, Treasurer, Sharon Stone. We held a French Cabaret and invited the Winterport and Stockton French classes. Although We made little profit We did make friends with all of them so the profit was unimportant. We hope the future French classes will carry on our French Club. We've had a lot of fun and have benefited greatly from it. Thanks goes to our teacher and advisor, Mr. Lapointe, who has helped us make the club a success. SHARON STONE '60 sifting, left to right: R. An- '-21'-. - drews, J. Castle, S. Braley, dnt. 1 X. J. Lenfest, L. Stairs, M. Curtis, B. Murray. K Standing: R. Simpson, R. Pyle, G. Small, J. Ellsmore, P. i Martin, B. Averill, D. YVard and Mr. Murray, advisor. N. Q 1' x l v- Garrity, S. Stone, P. Simp- Harriman, J. Card, M. Jef- fery, H. Varney, P. Rivers,

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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.

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Sitting, left to right: K. Curtis, R. Andrews, R. Webster, J. Lenfest, N. Staples, M. Curtis. Second row: R. Duley. H. Bagley, H. Lenfest, L. Clements, G. Pattershall, C. Smith, P. Otis, M. Day, K. Hansen, K. McKeen, J. Ashey. SEARSPGRT VIKINGS This past season proved not to be the most successful season in the history of S. H. S. in basketball but a very entertaining one. The boys came through with a 11-7 record for regular season play which is not to be scorned. There were t.hree inexperienced ball players on the starting five. These same ball players were much improved before the end of the season. With the strong bench that accompanied the team this year, the prospects for a championship team in the future are very good. The credit for teaching the boys their fundamentals and other basket- ball savy goes to our fine coach, Mr. Black. ROBERT ANDREWS '58 HOME GAMES AWAY GAMES S. H. S. 48 Stockton 31 S. H. S. 74 Winterport 58 S. H. S. 51 Freedom 14 S. H. S. 81 Liberty 37 S. H. S. 47 Brooks 41 S. H. S. 17 Unity 28 S. H. S. 48 Albion 49 S. H. S. 34 Stockton 38 S. H. S. 44 Winterport 46 S. H. S. 45 Freedom 35 S. H. S. 86 Liberty 22 S. H. S. 32 Brooks 43 S. H. S. 65 Monroe 35 S. H. S. 36 Albion 47 S. H. S. 50 Unity 42 S. H. S. 84 Monroe 53 WALDO COUNTY TOURNAMENT Semi-Finals : Finals : Searsport 57 3 Stockton 44 Searsport 425 Brooks 46