Searsport High School - Windjammer Yearbook (Searsport, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1955 volume:

THE WINDJAMMER We 5 f 3 .,: -L 45. SEARSPORT HIGH SCHOOL SEARSPORT MAINE 1955 Q, 2 fd' Q4 .av 4 6,7 z f a 'V ' -C ,. .. 5 -fx.. THE WINDJAMMER FACULTY VICTOR N GREENE A graduate of Vlnalhaven Hugh School and Boston Un: versity and the University of Marne For two years he taught he was also athletlc director and coach Slnce 'I928 he has been Prlnclpal of Searsport l-llgh School Before beglnnung hls teaching career he was employed by the Regal Shoe Company of Whitman Mass He us a veteran of World Warl l science and mathematics at Farmington l-ligh School, where . . I , . . ll-1E WINDJAMMER FACULTY MRS HENRIETTA McCASLIXI Graduated from Searsport Hugh School and Bryant and Stratton Commercual School Boston Mass She has attended sumfner sessuons at Summons College Boston and Unuversuty of Maune All her Teachung has been un Searsport Before enterung the teachung pro fessuon she was employed by the Unuted Fruut Co and the Cancer Commussuon of Harvard Unuversuty both un Boston H WARREN TIBBITTS Graduated from Stearns Hugh School un Mullunoclcet He attended Coburn C l un Water vulle Rucker Junuor College Houlton and receuved hus B S from Sprungfueld College Before comung to Searsport he taught for two years at Vunalhaven Hugh School MISS NATALlE STl2ELKOFF'Graduated from Hunter Col- lege High School New Yorlc City and the City College of New York. She also went to art school in New York. At Searsport High School she teaches English French and Latin coaches girls' basketball and heads the Wednesday Art Club. THE WINDJAMMER FACULTY MRS NlAl2GUEl2llE RIVERS Graduated from Searsport Hugh School and Farmington Normal School She has tended summer sessions at the Unlverslty of Marne She has taught schools In Washnngton Marne and IS now teaching Seventh and Eaghth grade subjects In Searsport MRS CECELIA Tl2lPP Graduated from Searsport Hugh School and Farmlngton Normal School She has taught en Searsport for 5 years Franlcfort1 year and substituted for 1 year She us now teachmg Seventh and Elghth grade sub jects ID Searsport ERMOND F LEWIS Graduated from Eastern Marne lnstl tute Received hrs B A Degree from University of Marne He studued and taught voice In Boston He spent fufteen years ln the held of lndustrlal Relations He studied at Boston Umversuty Massachusetts Instutute of Technology and Harvard He has taught seven years as Musuc Supervusor the last sux nn School Union 78 THF N AMMER EDITORIAL oth r t oo ear t dravvrng to a closc lVlany things have taken place durnng this year Among them was the tradrtlonal Freshman Reception Thus ear they were dressed as Nursery Rhyme Charactv rs with stunts to match Qur three new teachers lvl l'l Warren Trbbltts Mrs Cecelia Trapp and Mass Natalie Strelkotl were also lnltrated They took rt very well like the good sports they are Thus year the Treat Agency sponsored an Essay Contest on and Janet Rogers nach received a 5 check lor her essay Jacqueline Whrtrng received honorable men tlon Thus year our basketball season was very successlul The glrs team captured second place The boys had a hne season too, and were champions In the sports manshlp held e ot the highlights ol he year was the musical l-lollday Ahoy In whrch the townspeople along wrth the students partlcl pated Thrngs such as this generate good leellng between the two and gave them a chance to work together A great deal ol work has been done on the school this year, In cluding work on the laboratory We students never stop apprecr ating thus wonderful school We receive many Tune comments from people who vrsrt the burldrng We are very proud of ntl BEST WISHES e the class ol f , ss our srncerc tnar s t teachers and lrrends lor therr w counsel and uldan e In our our ,fears at Searsport Hr h School W out therr pat: race aut ous support ud nev have attained our goal To our classmates we wtll each be gorng our separate ways t other schools and colleges Into the servrces and gettlng robs but to each one we wash a very suc cesslul and happy future looking Forward to your Sensor year with excitement and antlcl patron Remember that nothnw rs accomplrshec wrtnout hard york ano cooperation We know you w l have the latter rom laculty ly and friends the rest IS to you Ron Voyagel To the class ol T957 Though your graduation seems a lon way oft It wlll come all too soon May you make the best ol the years t come Good Luck' n to the other classes a tho your many tasks may seem dnt hcult, with patience and the help o teachers parents and lr: c' you will realize your hopes l.lO ri LEWIS ULD thus year draws to a l fve would lrke to thank our t h ers forthe help and guidance they have grven us Nancy Caro og - W l D J T An e Sihe l y,, is last W , , T55 wrsh to r f. ' - exore ' e l rk o our ' ' , 'R ' eg: . . QV. C . y ' . ' y X jg . 'ith ' . T: :T Ger- 3 ' er , we co l ' er r. . ' ' , , A . . . ' ' Y I O . 4 I ' f , I Fire prevention. Janice Stone TO HW Cld'59 Ol T955 VCU GW ,. 1. - - A rg , - r -I M F r . X 5 E I il , T g ' laml ' , ' up Qn ' ' t ' ' . 4- . . ' o A A I' A d , -, l- E T , I, 'ends . d - 'FF ' ' , As , ' c pse ' ' A X ' . eac - E WINDJAMM EDITORIAL STAFF Front row left to rrght Jacquellne Gordon Sharon Stone Lewls Seelclns Nancy Card Gerald Ryder Carol Fraser Ruth Gllmore Mary l-lersom Back row left to rlght Dorus Grlndle Jean l-lersom Jacqueline Whltlng Sara Hawley Dorothy Appleby Donald Clarlc Davud Clements David Kunney Llnda Lewus Dorls Trvpp Mrs McCaslm Edltor rn Chlel Nancy Card Assrstant Editor Gerald Ryder Business Managers Lewis Seelclns David Klnney Literary Editor Linda Lewis Assistant Literary Editor Doris lrlpp Sensor Edltor Sophomore Editor Freshman Editor 8th Grade Editor 7th Grade Editor Boys Sports Editor Girls Sports Editor Joke Editor Alumni Editor Faculty Advisor Art Editor Cheerleader Editor Exchange Editor Ruth Gilmore Jacqueline Whiting Carol Fraser Jacqueline Gordon Sharon Stone Donald Clark Dorothy Appleby David Clements Doris Grlndle Mrs McCaslln Priscilla Dollber Sara Hawley Mary l'lersom T l-l E R 7 1 5 f I V- Z - I I- l V A 'I I I . . I I . I . : . I. . I . . b I 4 I I I I I ' , . . Junior Editor ...........,.. Jean l-lersom I , t I 'W-Q, .. E WINDJAMM SENIORS ALFRED ASHEY Commercial Baslcetball1 2 3 4 Boys Sports Edltor 2 Muslcal 4 Class Pres 2 Joke Ed1tor3 Baseball1 2 3 4 Glee Club1 Allred s really qulte a boy ln basketball he IS great' But when ut comes to studymg l-le always has a date NANCY CARD Classical Secretary and Treasurer 1 Asst Llt Edutor 2 Musical 4 Assistant Edltor 3 Edntorln Chlef4 Treas 3 Sect 4 Glee Clubi 2 3 4 Basketball'l 2 3 4 Nancy IS pretty wltty and wnse Nancy has beautlful dark brown eyes l-ler thoughts are now on hlgher educatnon But we wonder If muslc s her real arnbntnonl NANCY CARROLL Commercial Baslcetballl 2 3 4 Treasurer2 Sec 3 Muslcal 4 Soft ball 3 Glee C,lub'l 2 3 4 Sec 2 Nancy has a diamond rung l-ler letters they are many But when nt comes to worrues She doesn t seem to have any RUTH CLEMENTS Commerclal Exchange Editor 3 Glee Club 'I Ruth as a dreamer most of the time But as a cook she as a dandy Someday Ruth those doughnuts Mught come In very handy Tl-IE INDJAMM SENIORS ROGER CURTIS llwseball 'l 2 3 4 Glee Clubi Commercial Roger as our farmer lad l-le has hus winning ways l-le s an example ofthe motto Personality surely pays' RUTH GILMORE ass Editor 4 Glee Club1 Commercial Ruth us witty And lull of fun When mrschlel s brewing She s the one' MARY HERSOM Exchange Editor 4 Glee Club 3 4 Commercial Mary of the dark brown eyes Mary ofthe soulful slghs ln all class ventures she ns A 'l Do you Wonder If Mary ever has fun? DAVID KINNEY Sclenhflc Basl4etball'l Asst Art Edltor 'I Busmess Mgr 4 Glee Club 'I Davld lllces to travel ln hus plclc up truclc Whatever's ID his future We surely wish hum luclcl E elk' Qu ft! E WINDJAMM SENIORS LINDA LEWIS Classical Basketball 'I 2 3 4 Joke Edntor 2 Student Council 2 Vrce Pres 2 Cnnrls Sports Edutor3 Lrterary Edutor4 Musrcal 4 Presndent4 Glee Club 'I 2 3 4 Linda us our president She does her duty well But when It comes to her utur lt s very hard to tell LARRY MADDOCKS Commercial Art Edrtor 2 Student Councll 4 Culee Club 'I Larry should be a storekeeper Luke has oblrgmg Dad Although he ns a teaser I-le s really not so bad LUCY MOODY Commercial Manager 4 Muslcal 4 Alumm Edltor 3 Treasurer 4 Glee u 'I 2 3 Lucy has but one obsession And we thunk It rather strange We know of no attraction That takes Lucy out to Grange JANET ROGERS Sclentlhc Presndent'I Basketball 'I 2 3 4 Gurls Sports Editor 2 Student Councul 2 Llterary Edxtor 3 Musucal 4 Speaking 'I 2 3 4 Inter scholastlc2 Glee Club 3 4 Janet s fond of mathematlcs, In thus she does excel And when It comes to basketball She does just as welll T l-l E R IN 1 r 1 i V A V 2 . A- i f I l If 1 1 1, ' I u ' D I e, Student Council ,lj Basketball 1,l2, 3, 4i Girls' Basketball CI b , ,' , 4. ' ' ' I I l A i' ' 1 1 1 i . .I IV i i ' 1 i 1 1 1 i ' I 1 - I i I THE W NDJAMMER SENIORS FRANK WHITING Scientific Vice Presldentl 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 blee Clubl Frank wants to be a pllot We knovv he ll do has best Just luke everything he does l-le II tackle IfVVlfl1 zest' AIR PLANES l olten sut and vvatch the planes And l vvould really like to know lmlovv they got up that hugh When l grovv up Id like to A pllot lorave and strong lo lly a jet into the blue Cause that s where l belong l knovv that when lm out ol school III join a tralnlng Corps And learn hovv they can lly so straight And hovv they dlve and soar When l have mastered all the rules And vvear my vvlngs with pride III come dovvn and puck you up And take you lor a rude Charlend l-lovvard 59 l 7XfY As they go zooming by, , ' ' be I . , . I Favor te S WEQ Pasi me ndm2 Name SENIORS f dUUN A Q O9 Carrx may ...X Nick i ill i ong 'V Mn J PM Mu .-,Nw .1 J. 'lv' fxnytlmf' xmdd iYVW Wrrt'r1 9 4 Ptwr' Wwxv' l0tfNAelf,:'w,1f:vc Je-at Gorgzcus Studvfwg Teedz' More and 'v c'f: L1 73-01 G. Fave Che-,mms Gum Pez: : -' Hfww f lim Thr.-. w ' 1 TNemCY Card N ' Www? Imac fn Dmno P015 F' W' ff x. WH X '1.:..1 -' FY 'I Vlad J. wmv W wr ' L 'U Ruth C. SPw': w,C C,:f,Y ' ,: 4X1 e lellv Unxfr' .Y I MSW Lulcie Qwdmg fm Clwvzv Car Uvjeivg' Little Ped Vffmdr 7 Lavv peumdw Eeimg Hfhct 9 cf' Vweni T3 EQ A Qing V ' ,x.'QQtHH Il Hlfwd B515 CMI, T-J, 2 E' -' Vw Swiwrwg Gp 3? G16 xkbrld Park Herb tziluihwi FH BM? SMX' Vjwzrr fivv2 Y MWF: 3.5 ' V f'w ' 'hfifu Dewd Xxfmdwf f-mwdzrfz Fx' - N awqivw' Y 1fi.ff'ffWw-1 , ' wr' X U F, in P HE WINDJAM JUNIOR CLASS Front row left to rlght Dorls Trlpp Myra Gould Dorl Grlndle Reglnald Curtls Jean l-lersom MGTIOH Pendleton and SYlVId TOZICY Back row left to rlght Mr Tlbbltts Lewls Seeklns Marlon Walker James Curtls Rlchard Jackson Davld Choate Rltd Roberts Gerald Ryder We the class of 56 entered the Junlor class ln September 1954 wlth fourteen students SIX boys and elght glrls At our flrst class meetlng we elected class offlcers as follows Rresldent Reglnald Curtls Vlce Presldent Jean Hersom Sec and lreas Doris Grlndle Student Council DOFIS lrlpp Lewls Seeklns We make up a large percentage of the basketball and last year s softball and base ball teams Members of the basketball squads were Rlta Roberts Marlon Walker Doris Curlndle Marlon Pendleton Myra Gould and James CUftIS Gerald Ryder and Jean l-lersom were managers If softball IS played ln the sprlng DOVIS Grlndle Sylvla lozler Ruta Roberts Marian Walker and Jean l-lersom wlll help to sup port the team ln 1954 Gerald Ryder James Curtls and Reglnald Curtls were members of the bas ball team We hope to have a Junior Rrom as last years class dld We have a new home room teacher thls year who came to us from Vlnalhaven l-le IS Mr l'l Warren llbbltts and he ls, also the boys basketball coach Jean l'lersom 56 l Q 2- Lf : J. Y? 1' '- f. ,,A, rl ,AA S 1 -l. 'hav ,R .A C . .g 1 ,- so t . , I X il ,fi r It I 1 I I S I I I I ' IA 1 ' I I I I I I I ' .. .l , , , . , . . . , . of I I I . , - l 1 - ' 7- , , . . . - . . , . 1 1 ' 1 1 Tl-lE WNDJAMMER FRESHMAN CLASS R 1 F5 Frgmeft to rnght Barbara George Lorranne Seelcrns Carol Fraser Joan Lenfest John Lenfest Sylvla Ashev Laura Stanrs Rebecca Andrews Phyllns Ward Second row Earl Rlch Robert Andrews Prnsculla Dolnber Maralyn Tozler Wannetta Corey Ednth Curtus Janice Stone Muna Roberts Dora Kung Martha Lewss Jerry Redlker Mrs McCaslln Thlrd row Dennis Varney Ruchard Pendleton Daniel McLeod Carl Francis Leslie Grnndle Kelth Otis Ralph Webster Earl Dalcun Eranlc Berry The Freshman Class started with an en rollment of thlrty one but we lost Clyde Elwell William Seamen and Emery Tenney Cin September Q0 we held a class meet Ing to elect the offvcers for the year They are as follows Rresldent John Lenfest Vlce Rresldent Sylvia Ashey Sec y and Treas Joan Lenfest Student Council Mina Roberts Carl Francis Qur costumes for freshman Reception were quite unusual and different thus year We represented nursery rhymes and our presldent was dressed as Mother Goose The gurls were dressed as male characters and the boys as the female characters The stunts In lceeplng wlth the rhymes rep resented were carried out at Union l'lall During the first semester an Essay contest between the Freshmen and Sophomore classes was sponsored by Treat Agency of Wlnterport A prize of SS was won by Janice Stone for the best essay on Fare Rreventlon The boys who went out for baslcetball are Robert Andrews, John Lenfest, Ralph Webster and Leslie Grlndle The gurls who play are Martha Lewis Muna Roberts Sylvia Ashey Joan Lenfest Edrth Curtis and Janice Stone We have emoyed havvng Mrs McCasl1n as our home room teacher Carol Eraser S8 1 tt xx ll :4 1 A 1 5 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I I I I ' I ' I I I I I I I f I I ' ' ' I I I I I I I I ' - I . I . , . s 1 1 I f f E WINDJAMM EIGHTH GRADE Front row left to right Arla Wrlght Lnllnan Small Brenda Maclienzue Juduth Card Rebecc!-1 Ir y Kenneth Curtus Ruth Blake Jacquellne Gordon Carol Dalcln Second row Mrs Trrpp Lucille Seelclns Davld O Donnell Elmer Nnclcerson Robert Corey Esther Moody l-larruet Lnttlefueld Ethelyn Bragdon Pearl Young Judlth Small Thurd row Bradbury Fletcher Richard Seekuns George Pattershall Barron Kunstler Robert Tozuer Olnver Colcord Kenneth Gulmore Emery Dakrn Charlend l-loward Absent Lllllan l-'larruman The Erghth Grade started the year wuth twenty eight pupils, with only one new member Ruth Blalce At the beginning ol the year we elected the lollowlng class ollucers president Rebecca Ashey Vlce President Kenneth Curtis Sec y and 'lreas Judith Card Student Council Bradbury Fletcher Charlend l'lowarcl Those partlclpatlng ID boys basketball were Bradbury Fletcher Davld G Donnell Kenneth Curtis Charlend l loward Emery Daldn, and Robert Corey The cheerleaders from thus grade were .ludlth Card and Charlend l-loward We were very lortunate to have the lluorlne treatment at the beginning ol the school year Many ol the members received prizes lor selllng m-agazunes nn our annual maga zlne campalgn Next year we will enter hugh school and hope to do as well as we have In the past Jacqueline Gordon 59 16 Tl-l ER I . , I . .V I .. 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I I nl-el I I IA I ' I : A 'A I I ll V I I I I I I I A 1 V 'I 3 I 1 ' 1 1 'I 1 A 1 1 1 1 - 3 I . . . - , , .. . , 1 1 1 1 1 THE WNDJAMM R SEVENTH GRADE 4 Q4 Front row left to rrght Beverly Pnllbroolc Sylvna Prescott Sally Grant Sharon Stone Roy Young Malcoln Curtis Prlscllla Rivers Cora Dean Ward Theresa Ward Second row l Ft to right Fremontlozrer l-larold Lenlest Earl Nnclcerson Paul Gulmore Rebecca George Terrance Aslwey John Prescott Davud Partridge Larry Clements Hazel Jackson Donald Pease Burton Seelclns Mrs l2nvers Absent Donald Moody We started out tlwe year wltlw Q1 pupils We clwose class olllcers and tlwey are as llwe seventlm grade was a new experience lor us and also It was a new sclwool wlnlclw we were about to attend llwere would be new teaclwers and new lrlends But we got tllrouglw tlwe llrst day and lound It was goxng to be a year of lun and expernences llme Curtis Publlslwlng Co conducted a magaznne drive, we received a S95 prize wluclw we earned by selling tlwe most mag azlnes llwere were also 3 or 4 pupils rn our room wl'1o won prizes We also lound rn tl'1IS new sclwool tlmat we were golng to have two teaclmers In stead ol one llwey were Mrs Pnvers our lmome room teaclmer and Mrs Tripp our Science and l-lealtlw teaclwer We are very lwappy to l'1ave tlmem as our teaclwers lollows President Roy Yo ng Vice President Malcolm Curtis Sec y and lreas Slmaron Stone Student Council Sally Grant l-larold Lenlest llme boys who play on tlne Jr l-llglw baslcetball team are Malcolm Curtis, Roy Young, Donald Pease, lerrace Aslmey, and Larry Clements 'llwe gurls who also lwad tl'1e lun and experience ol practising baslcet ball were Priscilla Rivers, l-lazel Jacl4son Sally Grant Rebecca George and Slwaron Stone Slwaron Stone 60 I E '17 'sf l . 4 r. . I -1' I - 1 1 I ' I .1 ' I I f F l ' I Q 1 Y I U I I I I ' I f f 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 - , . , , , , . - 4 1 , . - 1 1 E W DJAMMER ALUMNI Dear Miss Grlndle Thank you lor your note and request for information concerning my work l wsh that It were posslble for me to answer your ouestrons as to the lull meaning ol lnsurance but It IS obvious that space would not per mlt any such lengthy discussion l am currently employed by the Marne Bonding Casualty Company with the tltle of Vice president My work IS In both the Bonding and lnsurance Field Brrelly the Bondrng Field covers the Issuance ol bonds to guarantee performance ol an rndlvldual or company upon a con tract or obligation the person company bonded falls to complete Its con tract then the bo dung company IS oblr gated to do so lhs dlllers from the lnsurance Field oemnlty by one party to another ln the event that an accident or lortultous event takes place The theory of lnsurance IS that the many by poolrng therr premiums permit the few who suller loss to recover their loss as evaluated by the amount ol rn surance that they carry An lnsurance company rs merely the go between rn this transaction, collecting and holdlng the premiums lor the many and paying the losses to the few ln re reading your letter t IS not trrely clear to me just what information you need perhaps you desire somethnng more personal such as the following As stated above l am presently a Vice President of the Marne Bondung and Casualty Company havnng taken this po sltron rn January ol this year l was form erly For many years associated with the Travelers lnsurance Company of l-lartlord Connecticut serving as a Superintendent an their Mortgage l.oan Division and later as a Field Supervrsor In their Bonding Depart ment and more recently as an Assrstant Manager ID their Casualty and Bond Field For live years during World War Il l served with the United States Arr Force and cur rently hold the rank of Colonel In the Active Reserve l wish you every success rn your Year Book undertaking IF further lnlormatron as required kindly let me know and l wall be be happy to be ol whatever assustance posssble Very truly yours George M Frame Mr and Mrs Alphonzo Wagner Sr ol Jackson Avenue have receuved word that their son Alphonzo Wagner Jr who rs at the U S Arr Force Base at l.ake Charles l.a has been promoted to Major Mayor Wagner rs a graduate ol Searsport l-llgh School l-le recerved hrs wings as a pilot at Craig Field Alabama rn 1943 During World War ll he flew rn the South Pacrhc and completed 192 mlssrons s s l-le was awarded the Dlstrngulshed Flyrng Cross and the Arr Medal with three Qak Leal Clusters He arrived rn Korea In September 1950 and jorned the 18th Fighter Wang rn July1951 18 T H l N . . . 4 I X U b ' ' , If or ' , ' ' I H . , .- , t i , . I A which is merely the guaranteeing ol in- , , 4 b I 4 I . - . . , ' s y' , en' P-3a', P-47', ana F-51's H NDJAMMF ALUMNI D 'HV DOH I ICUL to vvrIt on leo a ce vve ave so I portunlty td get out and explore tn state l-lcvvevcr l mIgb say tbat tlwe clImatf and ne c are lere nt lrom tbe state ot lXfldII'1Q lbe Qountry sIde IS llat and lovv beIng only one oot above s a level rralung us very susceptlole to floods lbe clImate IS generally vvarm fvltb very lIIgn bumlolty usrI ns cfnlr pet I uno products a UISIH prcl Irdf In ut r Gl I s ore oIl crI v I Iar n ere arr a so man o orocesslng Jno cncmIcal plants ar appr K rrate y Q00 es vv rl s vvt b IS a at u ctlon plus be I2 ne ol e ports In the L nItel tates ne All If s I5 Jo ares and at pr u a o unoervvay tofvard m long t a perman L Insta atlon r rea Ion n I nout tb was s nc It vv ollI rs club and svvlmmlng poo ollarlng plenty ol oll outy fun barles enIoys tus vvorlc and vve are proud to be a part ol tlwe StrategIc Alf Command ano vve nnglwly recommend tne AIr Force to any boy OVQlVlLl1IFIl4IV1Q about iS?VVlC7 Career ongratulatIons o vvbat l l4novv vvIll be anotber successful eclItIon ol tlwe Wxnd Iammer Very truly yours Clwarles 84 Carolyn Clark Dear MISS Grlndle l-lere s a bnet summary ot my experlences sInce graduatlng from Searsport l-luglw l spent llve years ID tbe tl S Alf orce durIng W rld War -lvvo l tlefv a tyur l ty I u n a I c In B s a rvvar e If lranspvrtQ1mmand lrom 1lIt3rnIa tnraugb P Was afvard C tne AIr Nl d I Itn I Qae Leaf Clusters and t e DIstInguIsIed Flymg Cross After mI Itary s VI I o y ar vv tde l:lyIng llger AIr Llne l om CdlIlOVlWIl tb tn Qvrlent t I b ca 5SS'DLljl cl vv w nw fyutua lwsurance ompany as up cIal lpeores r 1 IVC pa Ln s e Ine car ave o s c od In LDISIV12, vvasavvlnnerortb l3resIdentsClub Avvard st y ar arr a yearly mem er o Natlonal Lead rs and l-lall Nl Indn Qlubs a dyearlyr cIpI 'Itoltne Nah nalC1ualIty Avvard In LIte Llndervvrltmg have been marrled sInce U43 and have tbree Ine sons, ages TO 7 and l years Smcerely Franle Kneeland Dons Gnnclle 56 l E W I . , R '19 S, C A , n 1, ' l tind It a bIt cl ll' l 'e tlne , 4 sta' l L .I sin f tm , Ittla op- ' J ' , 'K t . 2 , , gr fral outlay ol tlwe lanl f v 'ry dIl- , - ' ' , ' A , I ' I 7? , I 4 -l ' . , I . l I .I, KV ' ' ' . . ' F lnd t ally tln g 'Q t' r t'y 'nucb I 0 A I X ' P NO I CII, IIS IN, I V, 4 ,WI rug.. lor FTTISSIDVES I: tb: So t Vptrc FI I -Q4 LO A -md ICUUS IVV VIL! IIMII L gy .Incl lt: X. ds FI vv C-,vfls lor tne A 1, be st't' IU tb, Lln ted States and tlne I ' J ' C' A I -I oltln X' lung Is b:fc.,rrIng a cry me Ellllc affair I 3' laml' tl Ing. lb D 5 l y il! 'Z-3 WI' S lf 'I I 'I' ll A Zr ce, l tliff ne e Itn Q ' lvlfe J e JI It 'l mIl f lrdrn H A A V I1 A I' I A - lxle Q wan Iicg ' gre t3 rIst In DVC In by -477 I I, of me In K If tra' I J TIT- o ' th. largest s a- IIII III? Ijya I I I Llff I I L, ' l ,Q S ' C ' C Q X .I 'ewt t' ' In II fx I7 IS G IO I I Cr M I-an Na I A lt. lbIs I' my lit t'I H r eer ' QI L I' LJ ,AV , I , f I l-l lc gan t,I jfwly uc isnt l I , ss- Lb l esent nf:getIatI ns are I n I I , ' A I a ' I ent Q . . , Z ' I L be l II . All aa fee et af tea my , ' . . Q .t ' If t ef, I uve bave a bm Itilul ,L ' , ,' , . , n . e 3. ' I Q f ne ce I Q f l, . . I .. , ' , l N' W . . . 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I THE WNDJAMM R LITERARY FIRE PREVENTION The observance of Fire preventlon Week comes on the week contaunnng one of the greatest fnre catastrophe that ever hap pened In thus nation This was the Chicago Conflagratuon of1871 Whether this was caused by Mrs Q Leary s cow klcklng over the lantern or by spontaneous combustion was never known Cn Sunday Qctober 8 1871 a fire began and remalned burnlng for three days It burned over three and one half square mules of land Q50 llves were lost and almost 100 000 people homeless destroying everything IH Its path Damages to property valued at about 175 000 000 dollars Qctober 9 1911 was the IDDOVGEIOI1 about by a suggestion from the flre Marsh alls Assoclatlon of North America to re mind the people about the great Chicago disaster Twenty two states corresponded Immediately to the suggest1on of the flre Marshalls Association Today over 10 000 cltles and towns take part ID flre prevention week Civic organizations fire department committees raduo and the press all are active rn tryung to prevent fires ln Los Angeles they have organized the Fire Preventmon, Junror firemen movement Through this movement they enlust the ard of school children to help fund fare hazards The chlldren funding the most hazards receive Junuor Flreman tltles up to chief ln four years these children found 387 000 hazards In homes IF one out of every ten of the hazzards had turned Into a flre the loss would have been approximately 7 000 000 dollars Fire Prevention means the savung of lives property and natural resources from d struction, by needless flres l IS hard realize that over 10000 llves are lost annually and that there IS an economic waste of several bllllons of dollars by needless flres caused through our careless ness It IS up to you and l to co operate with the CIVIC organizations and other fure prevention groups This IS the only way that we can reduce the loss of llves and money All there IS for us to do IS to obey the fare preven tion laws Make It a family project and check your of no possible causes of spontaneous com bustlon check wlrlng for defects clean up all unnecessary combustible substances such as waste paper and rags Make sure of good ventllatlon where nt IS necessary Inspect carefully heating and cooking ap pllances Be exceeding careful of all out door fires making sure they are thoroughly out when you leave them and above all do not be a careless smoker If you follow these and a few other simple flre preventlon laws you may save a life this llfe may be your own or the llves of your loved ones So lets all get together and make this the greatest fare prevention week that there has ever been only dont stop wlth thus week we must prevent flres every week of our llves Janet Rogers 55 23 l E . , , . , 4 . Q- ' . , . . . . t t . to f ' 1 I 1 ' ' I , . , I I . . I of fire prevention week. This was brought home TQDAV for me hazards make Sum . . f . . - I l I - f , . A ' ' V f I . I . I A f T I f . g . I , , , , , , I , . . . I ' l I E WINDJAMM FIRE PREVENTION The neon lIghts of the cIty slowly faded away as Thomas WIllIdmS drove towards hIs farm In the country l-le had been to a Itre preventnon meetlng and was thInlcIng baclc to what they had dIscussed CertaIn rules had been brought up such as what to do IH case ol lure smolcIng In bed heatIng and coolclng hazards electrlcal wIrIng' he remembered he had Intended to have someone checlt hIs wIrIng for a long tlme but just hadnt had tIme They had stressed thIs especlally at the meetIng But he thought brIngIng hImself baclc o t e present l wouldnt ha e a e start In my house l never have so why careful and we dont go around startlng lures It happens to other people but not t3 us As he came closer to hIs house he started to speed up thInl4Ing what It somethlng dld go wrong wIth the wIrIng whIle l was away7 l-lIs home barn hIs tamIly he cattle all he possessed and cherlshed were there and would be destroyed By thls tIme he was practlcally llylng As e started up a hIll gettlng closer to hIs home he slowed down a bIt and was thInl4Ing about hIs 5 year old son, Ted l-le had come home lrom school today tallclng about hre preventlon As young as he was, he lcnew haw d6StFUCtlV2 a llre could be As he got nearer to hls home he saw a small blaze, It looked as It It was comlng from hls barn, but no, It couldnt be hls barn It must be a nelghbors house Dd l remember to pay the Insurance on the farm? If It IS our house what caused It? he wIrIng? Cr was It the hay In the barn l thought It was dry enough when we put It In but where we had so much wet weather m e lfS stlll damp Then agaln the oIl burner mlght have gone out and my wIle mlght have turned It up too hlgh and flooded It CGUSIDQ a lure and exploslon Maybe Ted and hls lrIends were playlng wxth matches IU the barn These thoughts raced through hls head as he contlnued up the road l-le couldnt tell yet whose house It was Then he could see It wasnt hls farm It was hIs nelghbors l-le parlted hls car and hurrled to has wnle and son who were startlng out to help the neIghbors l-le threw hls arms around them and told them how glad he to elp hIs nelghbor The hre was ID the garage and had just started so they were able to prevent It from spreadlng very much The next day Thomas WIllIdmS and h s Son Ted went IDtO the CItY checlced th Insurance and hlred an electrlclan to chec the wIrIng Thls taught Mr WITlIdmS a lesson he wlll never forget Jamce Stone 58 DANGER THREATENS A few more steps and we would be at the top ol the mounta1n Ir had been a hard cllmb and we vvere tlred lm glad our follcs all chose to stay at Brown Lalce thIs summer, so we could be together l-lelen saId l am, too .lane saId lm also happy T I-I E R 21 A ' ' . T . . .' . . ayb ' . ' , ' t h , ' v fir ' , ' should l worry now? My family and l are was that they were all right. Then he ran I . . i ' . I I , . I t . . I . I , . . I , . A h I A ' - T I I NDJAMME that thus mountaln was near so we could climb rt and camp up here l was afraid my famnly wouldnt let me come rep ed but when l told t em there was good camping up here and that there were always people stayrng there they agreed but for ont night only By thrs time we were at the camprng grounds There were two famllles camprng there and they seemed very friendly and came to help us l.e s get our tents up before rt gets dark Jane sand When the sun went clown we had our tents set up and were completely settled oon we were snttlng around the campfire and talking to some of the other campers We talked for a short whale and th n decided to go for a walk We went down the trail and found a spot where we coulo see what was around us We were enjoying the vlew when l-lelen suddenly shouted l.ookl What s that? The rest of us looked and all started talknng at the same time a A forest flrel What rf we re trapped? We ve got to tell the others' Then we started runnrng and shouting as we went The famrlres at the camp lure ran to meet us It s a forest fire Jane, who had calmed down a little sand, we may be trapped We ve got to hurry It was stall quite llght but rt was getting dark fast It we hurry we can mak It to the bottom of this mountain before we are trapped one of the men r plled The reflection IU the sky was getting brighter The two mothers went to get thelr child ren and the men put out the camp frre The men leo the way with flashlughts and the gurls helpeo the mothers wlth the chrldren The farst man stopped suddenly turneo around and looked back Then he sand We have to move faster By the reflcctnon e ky as getting close to e must hurry We looked at one another and starteo to cry ,lane said My mother oldn t want me to come l should not have talked her into ettlng me l-lelen sudoenly stopped crying pulleo herself together and sand We may not s e t em agaln lf we dont act our age and hurry along with the rest As she salo t1 ane and l reallzed what wouo happen nf we didnt make It and starteo running with the rest IF only someone would notrce thus fare and come to our rescue, one of the mothers said Her husband came back to meet her picked up one of their chmldren and sand l hate to say thus but l don t thunk there us much chance You see the frre IS closing ID around us A this we all ran even faster than before We could see the fare now closung IN on all sides The men were whusperlng to each other and one finally came back and 22 l hl E WI R . ..., .. 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THE WINDJAMMER sand We have only one chance now Unless the people down below saw or the hre we just can t survjve Now w will have to get at about the center cl the lure and walt and pray that someone sees The women stopped suddenly knelt down and began to pray It seemed luke hours to us It got hotter and hotter as the ture came closer and closer We could see the trees lalllng and could hear the crackling ol the Flames We were so lrjghtened we couldnt believe rt was true' u enly l stood up Listen every one' Someone IS shouting' Everyone stood up and shouted back The lure was so close the heat so close and death was so near' Now we were saved The men at the hre lookout on the next mountain had seen the lure had gathered together men and equipment and had come alter us When our lamllles saw us they hurried to us Jane cllngnng to her mother sand God was with us this tame Mom It was terrible Janice Stone 58 xNLUw THE SURPRISE THIEF Crash' What was that noise? Sonja jumped out ol bed and ran to the wln ow It must be about 3 A M was stnl dark outslde She looked around e yard below her window She couldnt see anythlng Should she wake her par nts7 o It was probably just her jmagrnatjon e It woke her' el she might as well get back unto be She just got settled down and Bang' There It was again' lhjs tjme he knew It wasnt her Imagination what could It be? She decided to Investigate No n ed to wake her lamlly as rt was prob ably just a door slammjng She stopped halfway doww the stan s should she go down? Yes of cuurs lmaglne someone breakjng Into her house No one would She continued dofvn the stairs She just reached the llvlng room wh n she heard t e noise again It was very close e stopped ID her tracks It was someone In the kitchen' It sounded like silverware rattling It must be a thief l-le s pro ably stealing the sxlverware She continued to go forward grabbing her brothers baseball bat which was near When she got closer she could see a lught ma une a thlef turnjng on the lrght' he finally reached the kjtchen door peekec around dropped the bat and gave a small cry IT WAS A -ll-HEP only not like she had expected It was her brother rajdlng the Ice box' Sharon Stone 60 23 us, . . I . , . A Q . . ' ' A d . . , It its ., . A , th . A , , ' y t,A . 4 , W ll . . . d. ' aa P I... A . . S S dd , 'A ' A 2 - ' ' K - j . . . Q X . h A ' . . Sh I 9' ' ' ' , S THE WNDJAMMER ART CLUB ln September T954 Muss Strellcoll our English teacher decrded that she would start an art club So she spread the word around the school that all those who were Interested should be ID her room the follow rng Wednesday afternoon Well l guess that she was pretty much surprised when Wednesday rolled around an there was a whole room lull She told us that lrrst nlght that there would be qulte a lew to drop out and she turned out to be right We hnally came down to a more reasonable number and we started worlong together SCHOOL A PRICELESS TREASURE School IS priceless someone sand And l thought hum a lool But when l grow up l ll thlnlc back To begun each long long day Math was there to greet us, We never lll4ed It very well But there were ways to treat us l-lours on end we studied At least that was our pretentlon Teachers were always there to urge Each nlght there was detention Most lends say they hate school Adults say rt s a pleasure But when you re old you Il realize School IS a priceless treasure Ruth Blalce 59 e started orawnng rlght at hrst We toolc up landscapes lrgures ant, heads Then Miss Str lloll decrded that we had had enough drawing For awhlle so we all tmought that we would lrlee to talee p letter making We Found that It was a o of un We all have enloyed thus art club very much and want to thanle Mrss Strellcoll very much for helping us to enjoy at Leon Conary IMPOSSIBLE BUT Qne day while wallung through the par spied a light no walt a s arle t grew and grew to about the size Suddenly rt slmmered down A tlny man stepped on the ground l-le waved a wand or so It lool4ed Then l thought my goose rs coolced l-le snapped hrs hngersT Q 3 l thought then ls thus really mer? r was l dreamrng thus all up7 It seemed Impossible but l punched myself to find the truth Was l dreaming or had l gooled7 l cl really flipped ld dreamed It all There was no man so wee and small l found the cause of my mislead dream Id watched T V trll l was ready to scream l had watched a program ol outer space Which was a disgrace to the human race Besides all that ld eaten Ice cream Wltlw cherry tlavor Cwhnch was a dream At least l had thought so then But alter tonight never agarnl Brenda Nlaclfenzle 59 24 l 4 I I 4 I W 1 . . , ' . 4 - l ' u ' ' . ' l t , f . d . A ' . ' '57 - 1--7 . , . -. , . in . I A . L4 ' . l ' ' , Q D , , ' ' l ' , To my attitude toward school. Of a lrshermanls tale of lies. ' f ' ' , C ' D Y! O , . E . . V , . I W? I . ' I f y A I E WINDJAMM GIRLS SPORTS Front row left to right Dorothy Appleby Dorns Grlndle Rebekah Seavey Linda Lewrs Ruta Roberts Marlon Pendleton Janlth Velnot Marian Walker Sara Hawley Second row Jean l-lersom Manager Martha Lewis Allce Koy Janice Stone Muna Roberts Edrth Curtis Nancy Carroll Janet Rogers Anne Rogers Joan Lenfest Myra Gould Sylvia Ashey, Judith Jackson Lucy Moody Manager and Coach Strelkoff Our season thus year has been very suc cesslul The hrst game was wrth Vrnal haven whrch we lost but we won the return game by a good margin Most ol our games were close and very excutnng Before basketball season opened, the gurls team sponsored a food sale and bought twelve new unslorms with the pro ceeds There were so many partlclpatrng thls year that both the blue and the white unl Forms were used Qur two managers were Lucy Moody and Jean l-lersom We should have a good team next year but we will miss Linda Lewis, Nancy Carroll and Janet Rogers, forwards and Lucy Moody manager Srlver basketballs were glven to senrors Nancy Carroll, Llnda Lewis, Lucy Moody, Nancy Card and Janet Rogers Letters were awarded to Janlth Velnot, Sara l'lawley, and Dorothy Appleby, for playung ID one hall or more ol the games We all wash to thank Mlss Strelkoll and Mr 'llbbltts lor coachrng our team this year Dorothy Appleby '57 T I-l E R 2 5 D AL S C A I I I V I I I I I A . I ' I I -I I I V I I I 4 : I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . , . A . . . , . E WINDJAM BOYS SPORTS Front rovv left to right Alfred Ashey Lesli Grindle Floyd Nl Leod Robert Andr vvs Back rovv lefl to right Gerald Ryder Manager Ralph Webster Frank Whitsng Dallas Collins Donald Clark Coach Under Coach Warren Tibbitts, Searsport won WO games while losing 8 Seniors vvho will not be on next year s team are Allred Ashey and Frank Whiting James Curtis was high scorer lollovved closely by Donald Clark Allred Ashey and Frank Whiting The team scored 954 points to their opponents 897 The basketball banquet vvas held March 16 1955 at the Masonic l'lall Many thanks to the Lions Club for sponsoring the event At the banquet, Allred Ashey Donald Clark and Frank Whiting were awarded silver basketballs and others were awarded letters and certificates We are anticipating a good year in base ball this spring and an even better basket ball year in the coming fall Donald Clark 56 26 T H M E P I Tibbittsy James Curtis, John Lenlestl, Virgil O'Brien: Joseph Verrill: David Clements. A I I H - . I I I . . . I h HE WINDJAMMER JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS Clements Donald Pease Terrance Ashey Back row Coach James Curtus Roy Young Davld O Donnell Robert Corey Emery Dakm Asst Coach David Clements The Junior Hugh boys had tough luclc on the vvlnnlng end this year losing to a bug and experienced Belfast team 40 TQ The second game they were edged out by a tall Stoclcton Club Q5 Q1 and In a tourn ament game they vvere beaten by Knox QQW6 The Boys showed plenty ol drive and splrlt and vvnrh their added expernence should have a strong club next year David Clements 57 T 27 5 is ID g , S .V 11 1 Front row, left to right: Bradbury Fletcher, Malcolm Curtis, Charland. Howard, Kenneth. Curtis, Larry f I I I I Z f I l . , . I . HE W NDJAMM R CHEERLEADERS ? f ln front Charland Howard Bad: row Judltlx Card Sara Hawley and Catherine Berry At tlwe begrnnrng ol tlwe year Mr Greene sent notices to all tlwe rooms dSlCIDQ lor clweerleaders llmose wlwo went out lor It were as follows Juclltlw Card, Catlmerlne Berry Qara l'lawley and Clwarlend l-loward During tlre tournament Slmaron Stone joined us to lwelp out Clweerlng aolds to tlwe Color and entlwu slasm ol sports We need more Interest ID tlwls department Next year lets add to our number ancl lwave a real peppy outlrt Sara l'lawley 57 Int r ort Unrty Freedom V:na11waven V1ne11waven Monroe Brook gtoc t n Vlwt mtv F rr H NDJAMIV GIRLS SCORLQ BOYa SCOQES Opp 5 O Lbmy X-Xlhmrt Sm 14ton Wlm rport Unity Freedom Vmlhdven Mmm Vunalnaven Monroe 13roo14S 11 Q y Altmon Stockton Wznterport 1n1tv Freedom C 1 E NX! 1 1 E P go . gf A- I , 5 1 1 5 f. H, 5. f3pp L113wrt,f 18 4? , 70 40 A1111-111 13 48 41 7.2 'iff 1141 111 46 7? .3 1 55 15 W 1' p 36 54 rr 69 4 E? 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BRYANT G W ACHORN 8' CO Ready to Wear Distributors of Dry and Fancy Goods NEW ENGLAND FEEDS Te'e e Belfast Camden Whrtmans 84 Candy Cupboard KNOX BROS I-Iallmarlc Cards Dealers rn PALMER s STATIONERY STORE Rm? and FW' Q' I-Iome Appliances 27 Mann Street Belfast Tel 180 Searsport PHILIP B CROSBY Inc Dodge and Plymouth Cars Dodge Job Rated Truclcs I F W WOOLWORTH CO post Office Square Belfast Marne Belfast Malne COmP m2f-fs of DUTCH CHEVROLET H W HATCH Belfast Marne Wholesale Confectionery SALES SERVICE Belfast Marne Phone 465 BOYD AND NOYES JEWELS KIRK DRUG The place to Buy Your Graduation Watches Req pharn 25 Hammond Street Bangor Marne 20 Mann Street Belfast YELLOW AWNING CITY DRUG STORE RESTAURANT I-I Ils and I-lllls Mann Street Searsport phone Belfast FERNALD S INC Compliments of DIY GMS MEN s SHOP Wearung Apparel 62 Church Street 15 Mann Street Men S and BOYS Fumlsllm is Belfast Marne 83 Maln Street Belfast f 7 W I 47 I . . 94 510 9 ' X I I A X Qmer E. 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