Searsport High School - Windjammer Yearbook (Searsport, ME)

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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 . . . , .

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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

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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