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

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THE HARBOR BEACON 11 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS THF SOPHOMORE CLASS F1rst Row Hllda Johnson George Ober Harold Johnson Elmer W1ll1ard Robert utherland Second Row Ethel Davis M1r1am Gordon Monte WIIXIBIXIS Camden Sargent John Sargent W1ll1am Estabrook Prescott Br1ggs CLASS OFFICERS PfESld9 1t Camden Sa1gent VICE presldent Monte W1ll1ams Secretary Mlflam Gordon Every year four beaut1fu1 Sh1DS set sall from a port Wh1Ch I shall call Su1l1van Harbor It IS a beautlful harbor not one of the b1ggest nor the rlchest nevertheless one of the bus1est The part1cular voyage I am golng to tell you about lS one taken by a very young Shlp It 1S only two years old and a pret t1er shlp has never been afloat' The name of It IS The Fa1r Sophomore Class The capta1n IS a sturdy fellow a b1t rest less at t1mes but as a rule fa1rly dependa ble H1s name 1S Captam Camden Sar gent Jr Now the first mate' Such a fellow could not be found lf one were to loam the seven seas 1n search of one A tall dark fellow w1th a sense of humor that cant be beat He IS none other than that F1rst Mate Monte W1ll1ams' The second mute 1S rather grouchy at t1mes He IS famous for h1s deep S1ghS and attempts at yodellng You all know who he IS by now the odd one of the officers You ve guessed 1t' Its a g1rl Mlflam Gordon The crew ls composed of nme members two of WhlCh are stewardesses The rest are the helpful boys who make the crew as well as the shxp all that lt should be We set S311 on a sunny day 1n September We had good weather and seldom ran 1nto any rough water At the end of a per10d of s1x weeks we docked at a port We had a booth at the Seamens Fa1r wh1ch was held n the exh1b1t1on bu1ld1ng t a harbor called East Sullxvan For amusement on the shlp we w1tnessed a skxt The Lamp Went Out 111 wh1ch two of the sophomores took part Three sopho mores partxclpated 1n a one act play Betts Best Bet They were Elmer ,X T 1 N6 W . S i .. 1 S Z , S . . - 1 Treasurer .................. John Sargent Yes, it's John Sargent. That third mate is 9 ' N- ' ' . , . . . A ' . , . ' ' H A H ls . r - yr I , I , Q . , 1 . .. . . ' Y , - LZ , , . i . . , - Y

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10 THE HARBOR BEACON WOULDN'T IT BE FUNNY TO SEE? Billy not quarreling with a certain blonde Edwin in a pair of titted pants Doris with her hair cut Eleanor forgetting the latest gossip Marie not arguing with someone Connie five feet, five inches tall Donna acting her age Lottie weighing 100 pounds W lma being a wallflower at a dance SONG TITLES SCaf,t8I'bI'3.lI'l ....................... Marie Two Sleepy People ...... Edwin and Billy Jumpin' Jive .........i........,... Wilma COIl1'1lP Cll2ltT6l':JOX ... ............... ,... My Heart Belongs to Daddy ........ Donna You'd Be Surprised .............. Eleanor The Beautiful Lady in Blue .......... Doris Waltz Me Around Again Billy Lottie THE JUNIOR CLASS X., 'i.. JUNIOR CLASS Front Row Pearl Watson Betty Martin Virginia Bean Juanita Martin Olue Bunker Second Row Frank Lounder Emily Farrm Dorothy Lindsay Exerett Stuart Jeannette Nash Anna Bean Malcolm Urann CLASS OFFICERS Vice president Malcolm Urann Secretary Olive Bunker Treasurer Juanita Martin The Junior class enrolled this year with thirteen members Barbara Robbrns left to go south but Ba bara Jelhson Joined us le lung the same number Although there lave been thrrteen throughout the year x e have had no bad luck Pearle Wat on and Barbara Jelhson rep resented us in the public speaking contest 'Iwo of the members Anna Bean and Ollvr Bunker are on the Student Council During one of the home room periods Barbara Jelhson told us about the school Niagara Falls She made this very interest mg by showing photographs which she had taken The names of Emily Farrin Dorothy Lind ey and Barbara Jelhson have appeared on the honor roll The class regrets that Barbara Jelhson who transferred from a New York school last fall had to return before the school year closed The Juniors are sponsorrng the Senior and Junior ball which will be held some time during the week of graduatlon K ' , Y--Y, .,, . 1' I I, I I' President. .................... Anna Bean System in New York and about her trip to ' .................. . ' ' ' . y ' ' - . ' . Sl . , 7 it I . t Y 1 y' ' . .. I . - Y V, Q ' -

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12 THE HARBOR BEACON Willard, Camden Sargent, jr., and Miriam Gordon. The annual Speaking Contest was held, in which members of all four ships took yart. From our ship George Ober and Mir- iam Gordon were the speakers. Miriam 'von the first prize. To keep in shape a basketball team was organized on board ship The sailors on it were Elmer Willard Monte Williams George Ob r B1lly Estabrook and Camden Sargent All the sophomore sailors were on the ball team Our ship IS a large one so you see we have plenty of room for physical education. One night the captain called us all on the deck. He told us that in a week we had to dock for an examination and inspection. We had been going with the breeze and would have to hurry to make it in time. The only rough weather we had was when we rounded the cape That was Just before our mid year ranking period At pr sent we are planning to dock at Sullivan Harbor early in June for our final check up and examlnation Miriam Gordon 42 THE FRESHMAN CLASS -LJ THE FRESHMAN CLASS First Row Julian Leighton Donald Martin Willis Johnson Ewerett Conary Richard Johnston Second Row Neil Walker Eugene Young Barbara Whalen William Robertson Rosalie Ashe Elliot Foss Jesse Walker Third Row Blanche Rice Beverly Joy Frank Sexerance Waldo Lelghton Abner Sargent Bertha Tracy Burton Lindsey CLASS OFFICRS President Rosalie Ashe Vice President Frank Severance Secretary Jesse Walker Treasurer Bertha Tracy We started school on September 11 1940 with an enrollment of twenty Four of our members left but three others Joined us In athletics our class is well repiesented Seven of the boys played on the basketball team Many of the freshmen boys have reported for the baseball team The Freshmen put on a commercial play and a debate and three of the members were in the two one act plays presented by the Dramatic Club All of us will remember Freshmen Recep tion which of course the Freshmen en 1 - . . . . U ,, .. , , ' . D V D . C, , -.,.. jr . . . . , ' . .. , 1 , . V -S V-----V N 1 s 1 5 5 N ! x Q cv - 2 : . . V .' , V I ' V- ' V V V V ' - 1 - - v V v - . 1- ' 1- ' 1 1 . , -s . - . , -