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

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CTIVITIES I fnfuuus Sas All text books and no outside 'ICIIWIIIPS makes person dull bookuorm CALENDAR OF SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Peo bull Game at Mfune Sept FlCS11l11'1l1 Receptlon Sept Hale fn d Hound Chase Sept Maeazlne Contest Week of Oct School Falr Two One A t Pltys Scn1o1 Cazd Party Basketball stalted Amateul Contest Dancnmg Class Dancmg Class School Speakxng, Contest QU'ld12l110U19.1 Contes Pfuty at the Peaxsons S 11101 Ball Baeealauleate Sennon G13du.1tlOl1 EXGICISGS Oc Jan Jan Dec Jan Feb Feb Malch Apul Apul June 2 June 6 STUDENT COUNCIL The Stt dent Councll IS olganxzed fo1 the 13111130 e of llflllg the students an act1ve pfnt 111 aovelnnmg the student body The ofncels ot the S udent COll11C11 ale chosen by the shcool as a whole The class p1es1 dents ale automat1cally 111611113615 The fellovung are membels Fledonna Matthews p1es1dent Ollve But ke1 vlce plesxdent and lepresen tat1ve of the Junxoz Class Lottle Martm secletary Wllllalli Jackson tleasurex DJIIS Suthelland p1es1dent of Sen1o1 Class Eleanol Bean ICDICSEIHZIIIXC of S6lllOl Class Anna Bean ple ldent of Jl.lllO1 Class Camden S11 ent plesxdent of Sophomole Class 2 Mnmnl Goldon 1ep1esentat1ve of Sophomole Class Rosalle Ashe p1es1dent of Fleshman Class Beveny Joy repxesentatlve of Fleshman Class The fl118.l1Cl211 condxtxon of the Student Councxl 15 ve1y atlsfactoxy A sha1e of the pxoceeds of the school fan and a cel taln pelcentage of the school dues provlded the bffgllllllllg of the COUDCIIS funds The ba ketball season mole than pald fox It self mth enou h ga1ned to pay fox the baseball equlplnent whlch IS needed All 22 t . .. ' .' +, i , .' ....,.,. . 17 ff , ' .,,......... . 25 . ' . x . ,..... .... . 29 , - l , J .l....,. . 14 , 0 . I ' .................,.. lt. 24 ' 2. . - c 2 ............. . 6 GS ' ' A ..,...........,. . 9 s ' ..,............ . 18 ' ................. . 26 A t . ' ..........,......... . 4 U a 1 ' .................. . 16 D A ' L ' ' ...... ' 19 1 ' C' ' gt .......... 10 . ' ' ' .....,....., 11 X Senior Play ...................... April 29 -...gi J . t - . U

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THE HARBOR Baacox OVER 'TIIL TOP Phe warm afternoon sun beamed b11l,ht 15 clown upon a neat Whlte house nestled lll '1 qulet valley Nearby a small brook mur muxed late afternoon greetmgs as It went on ltS way and the b1rds eooed softly to each other from the branches of the trees On the porch roeklng to and fro as 1f he nught never rock 32221111 sat B111 Thu1 day He was a small well dressed man of about forty and shghtly gray at the tem ples He had a k1nd face but there was an odd rar away look 1n h1s eyes Stand1ng 1n the doorway was hlS W1f8 Jul1a So large was she that when she spoke ft was a 1f a mouse squeak had 1S sued forth from a deep cavern W11l1am she seldom called h1m B111 here lS your clgar You left lt lay1ng on the top of the p1ano Thank you Jul1a I had forgotten that I was smokxng Yes thought Jul1a you have been for ,ettmg more of late and she went 1ns1de someone unseen 1n a very happy tone Hello Ralph Why hav nt you been over I wanted to ask you a quest1on You know th t woman lS gettlng more unb ar able every day Why It was only awh1le ago that she Sald 1f I d1dn t mend my ways she was golng somewhere else He was 1nterrupted by Jul1a She had 'L 1JlfChC1' of lemonade and a glass on a tray Oh Jul1a QUICKIY spoke B111 have you met Mr Therr1on'P Hes an old fr1end of mlne Met h1m when I was ln New Yo1k the last t1me Go and get another gla s fo1 h1m Mlghf as well humor h1m thought Ju l1a so she said How do you do and she extended her hand to the a1r Im pleased to meet anyone that 1S a fr1end of my hus bands and w1th that she hurr1ed off to get the glass he had asked for As she walked back to the kltchen her thought rxced back to the last tune that B111 had been to New York twenty live years ago the nlght they were marr1ed She got the glass and took 1t back to h1m and then left h1m w1th h1s 1mag1nary compan1on Well as I was saylng B111 went on What can I do w1th her? L1sten let me tell you what I d1d Wltll my Wlfe when she acted l1ke that OHL lllbht at the suppe1 table I just sllppcd l1ttle drop of po1son 111 he1 coffee when she turned around As easy a thato Sure enough No one ever suspec ed any thmg It was pa1nless for he1 and of course I had a qulet funeral for her I thought I owed her somethlng so I p1eked a la1g,L bouquet of flowers and put them on her grave Come out xnto the garden and show rue wh1ch ones I should choose Jul1a heard footsteps Wh1Ch sounded 111 the d1rect1on of the b1g spruce tree 1n front of the house then they stopped From th1s spot she could hear very well She d1d not mean to eavesdrop but she had heard of B1lls lr1ends before A :11f ferent one V1S1t9d h1m every day Yes I l1ke those too Well I must be gettmg along Now dont forget One drop w1l1 be enough c1gar Poor B111 Sald Jul1a to her elf h1s 1nsan1ty IS worse than lt has been for twenty fue yea1s Tomo11ow I must send h1m away WANDERLUST iff-F I d love to be an art1st And travel far and w1de Where all along one could see P1cturesque country sxde 1 F 1 On a b1cycle Id go to Svtltzerland and Germany too Pa1nt1ngs of peasants 1n France I d end cross the ocean to you 1 5 1 1 I d wander thus for a year and a d lV Over h1ll dale mountaxn and pla1n But soon I d t1re and return aga1n To my beaut1ful State of Ma1D6 Dor1s Sutherland 40 , , j 21 , 1' LL '1 ' v' ' ' ' v ' 1 U ' I .f I . X Y ' Y -rr . V A ' ll - ' ' rx I , ' KK S, .73 KA 4 0 Q ' . L - ' , l f . I . ' 'y ' '.' , . 1 . Y . QS- , l T 4 . - ' I I 'T' L ' , . , - A I YY , . y - 4 ' ' ' rl ' - 1 . Q . . - , , , . Ll ' ' Y! ' ' I .A ' . - . l , . t , ' YU KA . 0 ! 5 ' Y 11 , n - rr - . y fr ' U ' ' H - va Back OH the DOFCYI, Bill WHS 21ddf9SSi1'1g 1'Thank you for the advice. Here, have a ' ' rv n 9 v H . ,, . - C, 11 ', y - V , - Y a a ' ', ' e '- - f 1 . -- c . . . ' I .U . . . , , , ' YY . . ' . I . 1 -Agi- LK ' YY ' ' 4 li I ' . S' ' ' ' ' ' f- fi - . I , ll ' ' I7 , - 3 I Y - - - 7 ' - . . l. , .-A . . - P . y I 1 '. I 1 ' , ' . . . 1 ' , S ' .S ' . 2 . . . - Y r 1 - Ln ' U . 1 1 I A v . . , , , ' , A KK ' I! ' ' I .. . ,, . , . - , ,

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THE HARBOR BEACON 23 Tl-IE STUDENT COUNCIL Frrst Row Lottle Martm Dons Sutherland Fredonna Matthews Eleanor Bean Olrve Bunker Second Row Wllllam Jackson Mrrram Gordon Rosalle Ashe Anna Bean Beverly Joy Camden Sargent other expenses have been taken care of and the councrl lS free from debt Although the Student Councll has been actlve ln school affalrs there are st11l chances for lmprovements We feel that these 1mprovements W111 come about and that the Student Councll W111 be a very 1m D01 tant organlzatron IH our school Fredonna Matthews 40 THE SPORTSMENS CLUB The Sportsmens Club Wlth Mr Pear son as advlser was made up of all the boys 1n school Because of the SIZG of the group the actrvlty was l1m1ted to the dlS cusslon of varlous tOp1CS Durlng the fall consrderable tune was glven to the problem of conservatlon The hlgh hght was a talk by Flsh and Game Warden Clmton Barrett who kmdly con sented to speak at one of our assemblles After hrs talk we had a chance to ask questlons Later we dlscussed the VHIIOUS angles of sports such as basketball and baseball Several of the club members attended a baseball movxe presented by the Masonlc lodge DANCING SCHOOL A danung school was organlzed rn Febru ary under the lnstructlon of our teachers These partres are held on Frlday nlghts at Soros1s Hall Many puplls attend and are progressmg very rapldly especlally ln waltzlng We are hndrng some of the steps rather compllcated but a e bravely struggllng to overcome our dlmCU1fl9S The pa1t16S so far have been rather a one slded affalr as more glrls appeared than boys However We hope for a better attendance from boys ln the future W1th Ml Pearsons dry humor Mlss Strnchflelds fancy danclng and Mrs Pearsons wllllngness to dance wlth every one we have had a thoroughly good mme Norma Jelllson 43 , .-......a,.,..,,., ' ' ' ' m A ,,,,,.,.1......-..-..-.--0 an 1 Q , , , ,AW 4 , . 7 7 ' ' l.. L , ' y - , . , . , , v ' - . . . . 7 ' Y e y f . . . , f , . 1 '-e , . , , ' . - ' 1 Y . ! 1 , - . , . L' ' V 5 . . , . . , , , - : ,' - . y - , .