Sumner High School - Spindrift Yearbook (East Sullivan, ME)

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fl i 'wb The LIIIIOI' C1838 BX JOF XPXXVIAN 38 and LEONARD MONTCOMERY HE Junlol Class h IN thllteell l'I19l'T1lJLlN thele are COITIIDAI ed to the Senlor xx ho h lxe thlee the Qopho Of these thllteen membels thlcc ln the OlCh9St11 as mores one and the Freshmen txxo Thele ale SIX ILll11OI'N on the boxs basketball squad, as compaled to the SQHIOIS hlxlng f0lll' the Sophomoles one and the Flesh men one Thele ale txxo JUIIIOIS on the glrls blsketblll squld ls LOI'I1DilLCl to the SCHIOIN xxho haxe txxo sophonloles txxo Fleshmen sexen In the 11lLls1Cll COllN,ClX thug xxele txxo Junlols ls com paled to the SGHIOIN xxho had slx the Sophomores one and the Fleshmen none -X l xx hole the JUH101 Class holds a hlgh pl me IN the OlltSlCli actlxltle As an IX Cl we the Junlol boxs lle xelx dumb Ill cl lss but xelx good ln athletlcs xx hlle the xelx D001 athletes Allltb Boxxden N l X111 Blalsdlll Nlul al Blgltx 4Ple.sldentJ xldl llcl Ii0bLlt, on Dalle XLXXIIIAIT -xl1KllLX Xhlllam Ll on ll cl Nlolltgcllllcl x Jung Xldlllll X llloll xliltlll IL I Q lilll 'N llx lxnxss fSLL16IdlX Xxllllliefl Q10 x XIJXIYIL Noxt Lllxl Pllbll 10 ,,f- - - lv- . . ,if W' . A ,I . . -v T b . 1 ' rrv 1f 'f ' . .I . Y fl va v s -N v v. I . . ' .. s . .' . v ,, ' s - 4 1 . , 1 38 f v , - y - v . 4 w 4 s s 1 4 . n I . s z 1 .. , ' , zu ' . 2 ., ' , - ' S' y- - 2 -- ll' ' 1 if 3 a ' x '2 J ' 1 'L' 2 ' A ' x ' ' ' 'H I ' .f 'z, v - . - ', , S ' 2 ' ' v l K ' Junior glrls are very smart ln class but are A' y L' ' I ' s , 1 v 1 ks. Ls J 4 L1 a 4 1 '.' 2 ' 1' -1 xl v. ' .S A A 'xiv v. . S ' Q 1 f J 'Q s . , x l ., . ' Q 1, 2 ,. , v , 2 . A ,. , - v J. X . I ' I v ' xl A .lf l l . - ' I . 1, n 1 4 1 4 l 1 1 1 1 D v- A . l r . A c . c , c . 1 1 5 - -Au-Q -l l - S K A 2 - 'U ' ' ' ' I - ' -', 41'-lllsul-my 4Yic'c- ,1 S- - lt! ' : - .f , . .- 2 lil --gl '- ebg x v q'x ' 'x v ' -K. 2 . - A .--' 1 A' vls '. -. 1

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ertson The captain of the Gold team sn as Norma Matthews whlle Nathalie Bunker competently filled the posltlon of BUSIHQSQ Manager The contest opened Nox ember 10th 1936 and closed Nox ember 18th 1936 VW e were allovsed one more day than usual smce the second dav of the contest Nox ember 11th was a legal holiday 1Arm1s t1ce Dax! The contest closed vslth the Green team haxlng vs on over the Gold bs a narrow margln The results are as fol lows Remlttance to Curtis Publlshlng Co S19 00 Retalned for school profit S19 00 Pald for awards S3 81 Schools net profit S15 19 BASKETBALL CI AXTON DONNELL '37 HROUGH the generoslty of the Mas ons It was made possible for the school to get the mam floor of the MWSODIC Buvldmg for basketball durlng the season About tuelxe boys and about the same number of glrls came out for practlce thus maklng lt posslble for our coach Mr Wlx son to form two teams for both the bovs 1nd the g1rls Txxo nxghts a week are dex oted to prac tlce and there IS a posslbllltx of a fevx games belng scheduled after the Chrlst mas xacat1on all depending on the rapxd ltx of lmprox ement before that date The mun object IS to dexelop a team vshlch ulll be ln readiness for the next season CHRISTMAS AT SCHOOL T IQ customary on the last day of school before Chu'-.tmas xacatlon to haxe a pro gram and Christmas Tree Thls year '1 commlttee conslstmg of Norma Matthews Ex elyn Sargent and Buddy Blalsdell was appointed to take charge of all detalls There was Qlllglflg of Chrlstmas Carols and one or two readings Refreshments of candy and popcorn were serxed by Eleanor Sargent Dorls Sutherland and Aubrey Wllllams As cus tomarv the presents were taken from the tree and amld the squeaks of Glenna s no l1n Sprattys tov trumpet and groans of other approprlate toys candy and pop corn were passed around Paper strlngs and other debris hax mg been cleared away school was dls missed about one thlrtg p m and with wlshes for a merry Chrlstmas and a Hap pw hem Year on all sldes we left for our l'1OllCl3X vlcatlon The Beacon Editorial Board v Q - .1 . . . ' Y ' ' s T n. .1 my s s x - y ' ' ' . r - v ' ' ' . . .. . , - K , , 2 L v V , 1 1 ' . , , , . .l . . . . v . . L . , ' 1 .- . Y V. . L . . . , . v 1 Y , , t . . . . 1 ' ' . . . 1 . . ' Q Q 1 y v v 1 x K 5 ' V I . . . . c L' n n e ' ' . . . , . T . . ' V K L' ' ' v 1 , , . . ' l ' S 1 n Q . . .,.. . 1 . . . . . 1 . . v .1 . , . r v Y 1 , .. . S' , A. . . A Q u 3 L r- . - Y . , Y. - . . . . . . . . , . . .. , 1 V , . C. , .Y ' A , . . . .. . , , ,A L . . Y. ' . l , - ., . I . - 9 , . 1' . ' U ' - '-- ' v ' -H 9 ' .. . ., ' ' v'1 w ' ' v ' . ' . . L . ' - ' - , 1 . ' . c .. t , L K, v ' K- f v 1 v - ' tv vc ' . . Ffplie, ' .4 ,tuc- ,- ,bik- V, 45. .f- - . lj F., L. A A M , -5 ' u' ... 4 Lf' H .3

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The Sophomores ELFANOR SARGENT 39 GARDINER PFRRY 39 HE Sophomore class wlth an enroll ment of sexen puplls IQ the smallest class ln school It lncludes Geolge Bunker Jordle Cuy Jew ett Glzer Francls Mxlne Ikey Gardner Perrx Gang Eleanor Sargent Cherle IOSIQ VVhalen JOS1Hh Because of the small number the class as a whole has llttle to do wlth school fLlIlCt1OIlS In the rnuslcal comedy The Dumb W'a1ter presented bv the school IH the fall term one member of the class Gard ner Perrx had a speakmg part that of the Engllsh walter The remalnmg mem bers w ere mcluded IH the chorus Eleanor Sargent gaxe a tap dance and sang at the freshman receptlon held 1n September One bov George Bunker and three glrls Josle VVhalen L1ll1an XVoodworth and Eleanor Sargent are out for basketball Eleanol Sargent w ho w ent out thls year for the flrst tlme IS maklng remark tble progress The Sophomore Engllsh Class started Better Engllsh Club IH the fall term w 1th meetlngs exerw Frlday Officers for the Better Engllsh Club Presxdent Illllan Woodworth Sec Sz Treasurer Eleanor Sargent BV th1s me ms we hope to lmpress the rest of the school and the publlc at large w 1th our accur xcy IH Engllsh and purlty of CllCtl0Il A fun loxmg group of scholars out to gum an 6ClllC'1tlOl'l ready and wlllmg to do exerythmg we can to learn and set haue some fun IS the class of 1939 We l1ke our teachers and trx to cooperate w xth them VVe admlt that were not qulte dlgnlfled as the Semors as concelted as the JLIHIOIQ 01 as foollsh as the Freshmen but ln our own mmds we the Sophomores are the outstandmg clxss 1n the school ln manx respects such as lndustrv sports manshlp lox altx and 1ntell1gence We hope that durlng our rem unmg sears ln hlgh school and after we are through school that we w1ll be llked by ex erx one and that we w1ll cont1nue to be not onlx ln oul own mlnds but ln the mmds of othels ln outstandmg class 11 ., , ? uv ,. . 1 A - . . . a , , . . Y. , . . n v VY 1 5' - . s Y nu n s' nw ' ' ' 1 . 1 . ul K ' J . 44 - yv A . . .1 1 1 . 1 1 , , ac 'rl vs , - C - . -- ' ' ca sv -l -' l , as H Y I 2 K' Y N KK ' 1! - ' ki' ' ll ' 9? ' B K . L1ll1an Woodworth- Lollxpop f , f f , , . . , . , . .. W . . , .. . , y c - , . .. . nn U i' KK ' . ,, . ' v ' ' as L , - - .' . , . c .' n . Q 1 I w ' ' J L , U ., .' . . . , - Y ' - . K , . .Ll - L j s . 1 . . U, . .- n n w . v Y . . K , ' v . . v ' . 1 1 'V I C 1 1 C . F ' D , v v 'p v . v v v' ' , 7 L ' 1 vu I 1 D , . . , c - ---