South Berwick High School - Pioneer Yearbook (South Berwick, ME)

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EARLE A. COOPER - Is principal at South Berwick High - attended Farmington State Teachers College, University of Maine, and Syra cuse University and U.N.H. - received B.S. from University of Maine - formerly taught at Bangor, Bristol and Brooks - coaches cross country team TO THE STUDENTS OF SOUTH BERWICK HIGH SCHOOL All high school students should develop the capacity to think rationally; and with this capacity, an appreciation of the significance of truth arrived at by the rational process. Too often students are swayed by propaganda in many aspects of living and of taking action. Investigation into problems should be thorough and without prejudice or malice. Technology has made many advances In the last few years and will con- tinue to do so in the future. The only way that we will be able to use this technology and accomplishments is by being able to think rationally and to make the correct decisions. To this end man is master of his own destiny, within the limits imposed by nature. MRS. AGNES ALLEN teaches English and is librarian attended Colby College and Univi received A.B. from Colby formerly taught at Wilton Acadi dom High School advises National Honor Society and Questors’ Club t ong, Unity-Free- JOSEPH BRYANT teaches English is guidance director attended Colby College, University of Maine, University of Texas received B.A. formerly taught at Caribou High School advises Sophomore Class

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School Committee Members of School Board, left to right: Mr. Henry Sawyer, Mr. Cecil Horr, Mr. Stuart Chaplin To the Graduating Class: Commencement is an important milestone in your life, which marks the beginning of a new responsibility for each of you. As you become more independent, you become more re- sponsible for your own actions and deeds. Making your own decisions and accepting the responsibility for your successes or failures are marks of a mature person. As you venture along the path towards adulthood by accepting this new responsibility, and by embarking upon your chosen field with a zest, you are well on the way to becoming a mature, worthwhile citizen of today’s world. My heartiest congratulations on your graduation, and all best wishes for your future success. Superintendent of Schools GRAYSON A. HARTLEY

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MRS. JUNE CHAMBERS - teaches Home Economics - attended Farmington State Teachers College - received B.S. in Education - formerly taught Waldoboro High School Waldoboro, Maine - advisor of Home Economics, F. H. A. Club PAUL A. CROTEAU - teaches Business - attended St. Francis High (Biddeford, Me.) -St. Joseph's College, (Rensseloer, Ind.) - Fordham Univ. (N. Y.C.) - received B. S. Sociology - formerly taught Gardiner Area High School - coaches Football (head coach) CLARENCE COOMBS teaches Ind. Arts attended Gorham State Teachers College, U.N.H. received B.S. L A. formerly taught Crosby High, Belfast; Paris High, Paris, Maine; Bridgton High, Bridgton, Me.; Berwick Acad. NATHANIEL C. COUSENS - teaches Physical Education - attended F. S. T. C.; Springfield College - received B. S. in Education - formerly taught Freeport High School, Wiscasset High School - coaches Basketball, Baseball