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

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Eclltorlal Foreword LLLIVAN Hlgh School yylshes t thank the cltlfens of the toyyn for then lnterest and cooperatlon ln all branches of OLII school llfe Because of the hlgh pressure of base ball speaklng contests plays Bestocca and graduatlon ln the sprlng term ln ad dltlon to prlntlng The Harbor Beacon yye haye endeay ored to dlstrlbute our ex tra currlcular aCtlXltle9 more eyenlv throughout the year durlng 1936 1937 by lssulng the school annual at the Mld year lnstead of ln June as forlnerlv We feel that thls plan yylll result ln better yy ork ln CURRICULUM BY J MAXINIE INOYES 38 E stated the courses gly en for the en tlre four years ln last years Bea con Thls year we shall try to glye you an ldea of hovy the alternatlng sched es can be carrled out under the supery slon of tyfyo teachers as efficlently as yy as formerly accompllshed yy lth three Thls of course means much more yyork on the teachers part but they haye car rled on both smoothly and satlsfactorllv The arrangement of the course of study as applled to the classes ls as folloyys The Freshman studles for 35 Latln 1 Engllsh 1 Algcbl 1 1 CIXICS and Goycrn ment and Blology The Freshman Class studles for 56 Engllsh 1 Buslness tralnlng AHCl6Ht Hls tory General Sclence and French 1 The Sophomore Class studles for 30 Engllsh 2 QIXICS and Goyernment Alge bla 1 Latln 1 and Blology The Sophomore Class studles for 36 Fngllsh 9 General Sclence French 1 both the Beacon and other actlyltles yy hlch may be deferred untll the sprlng term Accounts of the latter must of necesslty be omltted ln thlS lssue but they yylll be lncluded ln next years Beacon By thls nevy arrangement vye are en abled to lnclude more llterary yyork of the students than formerly We hope the neyy plan 13 successful and that It may be fol loyy ed IH the future as It relley es the Sen lor of a rather heayy burden at Com mencement tlme the buslest tlme of thelr yy hole four year s course GLENNA JOHNSON 37 Anclent Hlstory and Buslness Tralnlng The Iunlor Class studles for 35 Eng llsh Llterature Problems of Democracy Phy 3105 Blology and French 2 The Junlor Class studles for 36 Amer lc'1n Llterature Chemlstrv Amerlcan Hls tory Ceometry and French The Sen or Class studles for 35 Engllsh Ilterature Problems of Democracy Math LI'I13.t1CS B ology and Phvslcs The Senlor Class studles for 36 Amer lcan Llterature Amerlcan Hlstory Chem lstry and Adyance Mathematlcs It yylll be noted that last year B1OlOgy yyas ayallable for all four classes Thls year the course I9 not offered We also haye a change ln the schedule suggested by the State Depzrtment of Educatlon In stead of the long establlshed forty fiye mlnute lesson perlods yye novy haye one hour perlods Thls has proy ed yery bene ficlal slnce lt alloyys a recltatlon perlod and also tlme f0l preparatlon for the fol loyylng day s lesson There 13 plenty of vsork for eyeryone and no one ls lustlfled IH complalnlng of nothlng to do . . , , . . H ,, . . . 1 . 1 0 1 . A l 1 I . . I 1 'lu 1 Q 1 1 l 11. v . I .1 ' V 1 ' r 1 I 1 V. . l y it ,, 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - , . . ., V., . , y . m 7 - Y . . . . ,, ,, 1 Y 1 1 v ' ' - ' 1 1 ' - - 1 K . W . L . 5 - v ' - , W' ' S 'AY - 1'1 1 'U , 1 1' ' 1 ' 1 7 ' 1 . v. . Y . 1 , n 1 W , -..i.l..-. v 1 ' ' ' . ' A e 1 1 1 1 1 . ' . - 3 1 S , 1 1 ' 'K ' 1' I V , V , U 1 v , v . 1 1 W 1 ' ' ' 1 , ,, . Y v V - v ' ' 11 1 . ' . . K 1 t 1 . 1' ' 1- , , x - 1 U 1 ule of studles IS arranged so that the cours- , , , , - .:- 1 1 1 I A ' 7 L ' v K vet- 1 t l ' . . H ' I ' - ' i . . , , - 1 7 l ' . , , - wi ' 1 ,. 1 ' l w ' I ' 1 ' ' V V F K K ' vl 1 v4 I 4 I . 1 . 11- N so n , 1 1 1 . 1 , ' f s 1 L 'z 1 ' S '1 - , , - - . . V t . c . 1 1 ' 1 ' 1- 1 ' N ' . K - . L h n ss 1 1. l 1 7 ' ' u 1 . 1 1 1 LL s , x .ns 1 L' K. L K Y V - .lv v ' 5 1 '1 ' ' 1 ' 1 V . - . ' , Cup 1 1 1 , g L ' . 1 1. ' 1 v a v' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 , ' .Y 1 11 1 ,,. . l s . Q a , 1 t . K Y ' Y r ' u l . 1 Q o ' , 1 .., , , .

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URS FAROLXN H KEYEQ MR NIERLE R hEYFS 'NIP F XX XXIX ON It 19 xx 1th sincere appreclatlon and respent th xt ue the Semm Class of 1921 ded1 tor two xears Mr C VX WVIXSOII our prmclpxl md nthletxe muh tm foul xears and Mr Merle R Kex es our supermtendent and orchestra le 11101 t 'L 1' K ' '. ' . A1 . 2 Y lv K' ' . ' . SL. Q F, '- cate this issue of the Harbor Beacon to Mrs. Carolyn H. Keyes, our teacher and friend ' . .V K.: I A '. ' L. y . ' ' 2 1 Q , ' . . 2 . ' . - .v L.: . ' . . j ., .' ' ' .' 'z z '.

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BESTOCCA ORCHESTRA 1936 1937 NINA ROBERTSON 37 ESTOCCA Achxevement Tests for 1936 yyere under the SUDQFVISIOH of Mr Jones of Franklin Mr Wlxson supervlsed those at Wlnter Harbor The students who took part 1n these tests were as follows Llllxan Woodworth Eleanor Sargent Murlel Bagley Wllton Martln Glenna Johnson Gerald Robertson W1n mfredlan Lrann Phlllp Robertson Leonard Montgomery Eugene Farrln Mary Keyes Ed Crosby and Rao Blalsdell The Bestocca Contests were held at Cas tlne Mary Keyes and Haryey Ober en tered ln the Spelllng and Elxzabeth Rob ertson and Harvey Ober entered ln the Speakmg Mary Keyes and Harvey Ober won places m Spelllng Mary Keyes also won a pr17e 1n Latm A fourth prlze was won ID Blology ALUMNI PRIZE HE two alumn1 pr1zes of flye dollars each are awarded each year to the boy and the g1rl of the senlor class who have proved outstandlng 1n the yarlous school act1y1t1es The selectxon IS made by the teachers who are well acquaxnted vylth the students progress These prlzes are based on the folloyylng athletlcs fbasketball baseball and trackj posltlons on school paper dramatlcs sub scrlptlon contest class honors attendance and popularlty The most popular boy and glrl 19 selected by the school yote The rewards haye proy ed to be yery yal uable slnce thev have been a great mcen t1ve to the students not only to do thelr work more efficlently but also to enter mto more other school actlyltles thus gxymg better tralmng for the lxfe of future Cltl zens YVILTON MARTIN 38 UR Hlgh School Orchestra yy as organ lzed ln the fall of 1935 bv bupt Keyes wlth Mrs Mlldred Buker a h s able asslstant for the NIOIIH players The olgamzatlon mmproyed rapxdly and made eyeral publxc appearances through the y ear the nr tbe1ng at East Sullly an Grange Hall ln connectlon yylth the semor play Sadle Gets Elected Later yye gaye numbers at the prellmm arv speakmg contest ln the North Sullly an Church quadrangular contest at the Al hambra Theatre the Wmter Harbor Hxgh School play 1n the Wmter Harbor Toyyn Hall and closed the vear by furmshmg mu xc for our commencement exerclses ln June at the New Masonlc Hall The per onnel for the vear 1930 1930 was as follows Supt Keyes cello leader Mrs Mlldred Buker nrst y1ol1n a slstant leader Vlollns Glenna Johnson Wllton Martln Donald Perry Saxophone Elllott Hammond Drums Eyelyn Sargent Gul tar Clavton Donnell Banjo Leonard Montgomery Plano Mary Keves Thls year yye are contlnumg under the polnted that our asslstant and frlend Mrs Buker was unable to be wlth us Cbecause of xll healthl We also mlss exceedlngly the sunny smlle and dry remarks of Don ald Perry yvho graduated last year QH1s late arrxyal alvyays could be counted on to create a pleasant break ln the rehear sa Elllott appeared thls fall wlth a shmy new saxophone some say lt s 14k gold and I9 able to yy arble ln ama7mg style Mary Keyes st1ll presldes at the plano Glenna Johnson has been promoted to nrst ylo l1n Mr Key es IS more actlye yy 1th the sax ophone although the cello appears tor speclal numbers yy hyle Sprattv has lald aslde the banyo to add hls tootmg on the C Melodv to the saxophone sectlon Among the neyy members yye Hnd Eu gene Farren trumpet Eleanor Bean and Dorls Sutherland XIOIIHQ Eleanor Sal fent drums and only th1s vyeek the Rey , V y, , . ' v . 1 - . . I . ' N v ' , - - - . .. s 1. , , :Q ' ' . ' ' : . . ' , .' , ' s ' ' ' , , , ' ' v' K- ' . v ' - sa ' ya 9 I L 1 . . , .. . . 1 u s y C Y ' K - , , Q, 1 1 ' K ' ' U 1 - ' . 1 - , ' . ,- v l ' . Y Y Y - , . . . - , L V K Y . . 1 r' 6 IV A V ' ' ' I 1 , ' . , . . . . . ., , , , , , ' . '. ' , ': ' , s ' . A ' A L Y K Y ' ' , I a . . , . '- I 5 Y .11. . ' I 9 v 7 7 7' ' V Y U v A' Y' p b GERALD ROBERTSON '57 same leadershlp but were much dlsap- ' ' , -l K , II. . . , Y . V - . my 4 1 ' - Y. , Y ' L Y' I . .V . . I N QC V l 'V I . . , . , , . . , . . . , , ,, - , , '. V . ' ' 1 ' V' V 1 ' 0 , , . . . , ' Y L1 I K1 1 ' L '. - ' 1 Y V V - 1 .I I' V . .tx l I, I I - , ' - L 9 . ' U - I . . 4 .u . Y I Y .Y I mx I , . , , , - . , , . . . . . . . . .- , N I V, I , . 1 L Y A , - u 8 Y .C E, n. , v. 5