Standish High School - Crimson Rambler Yearbook (Standish, ME)

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I i A FOOLOSOPHY OF EDUCATION One time the animals had a school. The curriculum consisted of running, climbing, flying, and swimming, and all the animals took all the subjects. The duck was good in swimming, better, in fact than his instructorg and he made passing grades in flying, but he was practically hopeless in running. Because he was low in this subject, he was made to stay in after school and drop his swimming class in order to practice running. He kept this up until he was only average in swimming. But average is acceptable so nobody worried about that except the duck. The eagle was considered a problem pupil and was disci- plined severely. He beat all the others to the top of the tree in climbing class, but he used his own way of getting there. The rabbit started out at the top of the class in running, but he had a nervous breakdown and had to drop out of school on account of so much make-up work in swimming. The squirrel led the climbing class, but took his fly- ing lessons from the ground up instead of top of the tree down, and he developed charley horses from over-exertion at the take-off and began getting C's and D's in running. The practical prairie dogs apprenticed their offspring to a badger when the school authorities refused to add digging to the curriculum. At the end of the year, an abnormal eel, who could swim well, run, climb, and fly a little, was made valedictorian. UFisher Flashesu The Fisher School KfTrTF5TI'X XX sf-. 3 by xi' 1, . X f Tk 'Q .AJ

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! c i 5 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS This year, with all of our varied class activities, we found many problems confronting us. To guide us through these difficulties we chose Philip Burnell to be president. With his personality and wit he was an ideal leader. He wants to be a sailor after graduation. Gene Stuart was chosen vice-president. He is the quiet, studious type and very much respected by his fellow students. He wants to be a court reporter. Joan Stuart has been our secretary and treasurer. Because she is a commercial student, she has been very efficient. The Class of 'LQ will recommend her to anyone who wants a good secretary. Shirley Sullivan was chosen Senior Class Editor. Having been chosen Assistant Editor last year, she brought much experience to us. Her ambition is to teach English and History. We have chosen Henry Woodbrey, Norma Blake, Harold Ware, and Mary Jean Wescott to be our Student Council Representatives Henry has been very active in sports as well as in school activities. His ability in music and dramatics has helped the class a great deal. Henry is going to the University of Maine next fall to take the pre-medical course. Norma is one of our outstanding commercial students. Her ability in music has been a credit to the class. She is preparing herself for secretarial work. Harold is our star athlete. Besides being very active in sports he is President of the Student Council. He has participated in many dramatic and musical presentations. He plans to play baseball for the rest of this summer and join the Navy this fall. Mary Jean is interested in nearly everything. She is our star basketball player besides being active in the Glee Club and the Girls' Club. She plans to enter Farmington State Teachers College this fall. Shirl ey Sullivan 04.9 4 X , 4