Searsport High School - Windjammer Yearbook (Searsport, ME)

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ALUMNI CLASS OF 1958 John Lenfest-Navy, California Joan Lenfest-Belfast Shoe Co., Belfast Ralph Webster-Knox Bros. Esso Station, Searsport Carol fFraserJ Hall--Housewife, Belfast Robert Andrews-Air Force, Georgia Janice Stone--University of Maine, Orono Mina Roberts-New England Tel. 8m Tel., Belfast Edith CCurtisJ Light-Housewife, Searsport Laura Stairs-Post Graduate, Searsport Sylvia Ashey-Cottle's Market, Belfast' Earle Rich-Post Graduate and entering Navy Keith Ot.is+Air Force, Texas Rebecca Andrews-Eastern Academy of Beauty Culture, Bangor Earl Dakin-Bob's Grocery, Swanville Dennis Varney-Army, Arizona Barbara George-Cottle's Market, Belfast CLASS O'F 1957 Judith Jackson-Merrill Trust Co., Sears- port Dennis Small-Air Force, Bangor Janith fVeinotj Klein-Eastern Maine Gen- eral Hospital, Bangor Jacqueline Whiting-Women's Army Corps, South Carolina Thomas Fraser-Marines, Hawaii Eleane 1AsheyJ Johnson-Housewife, Bel- ast Rebekah fSeaveyJ Pendleton-Housewife, Searsport Vinal Tibbitts-Marines Alice Koy-Farmer's Home Administration, Belfast Patricia Jackson-At home in Searsport Floyd McLeod-Air Force, Texas Dorothy fApplebyJ Kingsbury-Cottle's Market, Belfast Dallas Collins-Northern Chemical Indus- tries, Searsport Anne fRogersj Brown-Housewife, Sears- port Frank Ashey-Army, Germany Ronald West-Air Force Sara Hawley-Women's Army Corps David Clements-Truitt's Shoe Co., Belfast. CLASS OF 1956 David Choate-Maine Maritime Academy, Castine James Curtis-Army Reginald Curtis-Northern Chemical Indus- tries, Searsport Doris fGrindleJ Kinney-Housewife, Sears- port Myra Gould-City of Bangor, Bangor Jean 1Hersomj Gartin-Belfast Shoe Fac- tory, Belfast Richard J ackson-Army Marian CPendletonJ Perkins-Housewife, Winterport Rita lRobertsD Collins-Housewife, Sears- port Gerald Ryder-Northern Chemical Indus- tries, Searsport Lewis Seekins-Northern Chemical Indus- tries, Searsport Doris Tripp-University of Maine, Orono Marion lWalkerJ Mclntire-Housewife, Searsport CLASS OF 1951 Clayton Andrews-St. Lawrence Seaway, Massena, N. Y. Geraldine fClarkJ Smith-Housewife, Stock- ton Mertie fColcordJ Dictrek-Housewife, Har- risburg, Penn. Ada fGilmoreJ Gordon-Johnson and Ross-, Belfast Rodney Gilmore-Belfast Shoe Factory, Bel- fast Charles Gordon-Penobscot Frozen Food Locker, Belfast Jacqueline Jackson-Social Welfare Worker, Hartford, Conn. Clinton Kinney-Truitt's Shoe Co., Belfast Clarence Littlefield-Commercial Welder, Searsport Ina fNicholsJ Trundy-Housewife, Thomas- ton Diane 0'Donnell-Capitol Airlines, Chicago, Ill. Pearley Seekins-Northern Chemical Indus- tries, Searsport

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Seated, left t-o right: W. Hersom, J. Card, E. Welch, J. Castle, B. Murray, S. Rich, E. McLeod. Standing: Mr. Murray, K. Curtis, A. Rivers, W. Staples, T. Blake, R. Young, L. Clements. THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council consisted of thirteen students this yearg four Seniors, three Juniors, two Sophomores, two Freshmen, and two from the Junior High. Ofhcers elected for the year were: President-Jean Castleg Vice Pres- ident-Larry Clementsg Secretary and Treasurer-Bonita Murray. The Council headed the magazine drive this year, and also 'Voted on gel suggestion of Mr. Lapointe to put on a Christmas program at. Union al. I hope that we, the Student Council, have helped our school in some small way and that next year's Council will do much more. JEAN CASTLE LIBRARIANS Left to 1ight: Pat Simpson, Margaret. Jeffery, Harriette McLaughlin, Rebecca Ashey, Judy Card, Bonita Murray, Hazel Jackson. ..- ,A

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Evelyn Poland Walter Rainey Goldie E. 131122011 Daniel RiCh Katherine Scribner CLASS OF 1934 MOTTO-Build for character not for fame. Dear Miss Card: . . . I'm somewhat dubious about what would be most interesting for a yearbook. I'm doing what I -have always wanted to do-be a wife and mother. I have a lovely daughter eleven years old and two sons, aged three and four last fall. Dr. Gale and I are anticipating a two-year trip to Germany Where we will be living in Frankfort. We have traveled a bit about this country-like so many other people . . . I recall we started the Student Council meetings the year I was a Senior . . . The most important thing about school, I believe, is YOU. You have determined what your class is-what it has done. You will determine what part it plays in your life- and which part of it is the most important to you as a maturing person. What you have- is up to you! My heartfelt good wishes and God's Bless- ings go with each of you. Sincerely yours, Elizabeth B. Gale, R.N. CGoldie E. Buzzellj Dear Miss Card: . . . I have only pleasant memories of S.H.S. and am proud to be a member of the alumni. I will never forget Mr. Green, Mrs. McCaslin, or Mrs. Wilson. They were won- derful people and excellent. teachers. CLASS TRIP-Old Orchard Beach and Portland for shopping and movies. I am now working as a registered nurse in the industrial plant of Gorham Mfg. Com- pany. I have two nice boys 17-18 years old who are planning for their graduation from Cranston High School in the near future .... Sincerely, Mrs. Hope Duff fHope Williamsl Dear Miss Card : In reply to your letter of March 6, I will say S.H.S. was known as Educational Nubble. I work as a power station operator for the Western Mass. Electric Company, where I have been for eighteen years. I have many fond memories of both the students and faculty of S.H.S .... Sincerely, Gerald Harriman The above are excerpts from letters re- ceived. Benjamin Merithew was also a member of the class of 19314. ildred Jackson Gerald Harriman Edna Getchell Milton Clements Hope Williams