Vinalhaven High School - Exile Yearbook (Vinalhaven, ME)

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6 THE EXILE Dav MISS Rascoe showed and ex plamed the record of the bables weight helght feedlng and mocula tions The girls have found th1S course verv b9!'l6HCl3I and hope that lt w1ll be contlnued next year Junlor Edltor THERE IS MUSIC IN THE AIR Th1S vear at Vlnalhaven Hlgh School we are very proud and happy to be able to say that there IS muslc 1n the axr We are fortunate ln hav mg mstructlon of muslc under the dlrectlon of Mr Alan Slmmons At the begmnlng of the year he or gan17ed a chorus group D1v1d1ng that group mto Sopranos Altos Tenor and Bass he started w1th four part muslc but slnce there was qulte a man shortage ln the choral depart ment It has now been changed to three part muslc that IS Soprano Alto and Men' Thls chorus group meets tw ICE a week-once durlng school and once after school Thls group has learned to read parts ln muslc manv new songs and much about part smgmg and har monlzxng The chorus group has g1v en two recltals at the Umon Church and many more events are planned b fore the year IS over Mr Slmmons had also orgamzed a band w1th a large group of interested and enthusxastlc students taklng part The band was very fortunate 1n hav lng many of the lalger Instruments loaned to them by the former band of Vlnalhaven Wlthout the use of these mstruments our band would have been lmposslble thlS year The band got off to a verv crowded and no1sy start because all practlces were held at the school but now the band has the use of the Town Hall for practlces twlce a week and has made much better progress Not only has the band learned to play several songs together but also we have learned to read muslc and to keep tlme We are planmng to make our first appearance Memollal Day In my survey of the muslc at Vlnal haven Hxgh I must not forget our annual H1 Jlnx directed by Arthur Brown and I think It was even better thls year for we all have much more knowledge of music than ever before Muslc In The A1r at V H S has been a lot of fun and has made the school year much more lnterestlng and enjoy able' Sophomore Edltor ATHLETIC PROGRAM Our athletlc program has been re orgamzed and enlarged this year un der Mr Kennedy s supervlslon Th1s IS the first year that we have had organlzed basketball IH our school Mr Kennedv was coach for the boys team and Mrs Kennedv was the coach for the glrls team We have had many trlps to the malnland and seyeral teams haye VlS1ted us The boys were fortunate enough to have games wlth Bangor and Beals Basketball trlps have been very beneficial to the school because they have lncreased interest and team work and understandlng among the play ers We have met other bovs and glrls of our own age and we have ylslted many towns and schools We have been very fortunate to have the town hall for practlce durlng the wln ter A new heatlng sy stem has been installed whlch has made It much more satlsfactorv for practice and games Thls spring through the efforts of Mr Kennedy we are agaln ln the Knox Llncoln League Mr Hawkes has orgamzed a softball team and thls team has been admltted to the Knox Llncoln Softball League Inter est IH baseball and softball has ln creased now that we have a league ratlng Mr Kennedy has lntroduced a per manent Athletlc Award system fox boy s and girls participating ln sports The boys awards wxll be presented at the banquet ln May and the girls awards are to be plesented at the Vlother and Daught r Tea ' '- v v - nf. s s . . , . V . . . . H . . ,, . V 1 9 1 ' . A 1 . . V. V . U . , y n H , . . . . w 1 K - V u 77 . . V . . r 1 . U . . . ,, . . . . . , . . . - . - Y - l . Y Y ' . . . ' v Y K9 ' ' L v 1 ' V v K . - . . . V . . , , . , Y 1 Y , V , .. .....' 1 L '7 ! ,, , . . Y Y Y . Y . . V . ' 9 , ' y - 7 Au L n L ' , Y '. . 7 ! K w ' Y Q . V . . . - ., . V . . V . V . . . V . . . . , . . V . . . N ' . . V . . . . . . v V . . - - .v . . V 1 ' 1 A s x . . , . . . V . . W . . V . V . . . U L x 5 x A I ' V , . , , . V . . . . V V . L c l x ' 7 . v y Q ... , L. V V - . . . . . t. . . . v 7 y v' , . . . . V . , ' A! n I . n '. Y O ,. . c .

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THE EXILE the rlver Doon yyhlle laughlng and holdmg our sides at Tam Poetrv has an aim to make the reader more ayyare of a nevy acute ness of all beauty A poem can hyp not17e cause grlef and brmg Jov to a person Poetry xs a universal lan guage that expands and refines us It makes a man a better man for hav lng read some Good poetry trans cends plam statements lnto a beautl ful sentence structure Good poetry IS prompted bv an ldea mtenslfied by rhyme polnted by meter colored by figures of speech Imagery plays an lmportant role ln poetry It IS a devlce that a wrlter uses to help the reader to percelve poetlcal beauty by speaklng of actlons thlngs places moods and feelmgs in llttle plctures Wordsworth uses lmagery 1n his poem To The Dalsy by taklng a roadslde dalsv and maklng it smlle and glow and calllng lt a nun demure a queen ln croyyn of rubles drest Im agery IS made VlV1d by figures of speech such as metaphor whlch IS an 1mpl1ed comparlson and s1m1le which IS an expressed comparison In Burns To A Mountaln Dalsy he compares lt to a bonnle gem Meter IS 1m portant ln 1ts poetlcal measure or ar rangement of words or syllables ln verse Ballads ly rlcs GDICS sonnets songs narratlves and odes are the yy orld of poetry Senor Editor HOIVIE AND FAMILY LIVING Several neyy subjects have been 1n troduced thls year Nav1gat1on Mar 1ne Sclence Problems of Democracv and Home and Famlly Llvlng The boys have derived much benefit from Nav1gat1on and Marlne lSc1ence and the glrls have found Home and Fam 1ly Llvlng extremely lnterestlng The purpose of the course ln Home and Famllv L1v1ng IS to enable hlgh school students to galn a perspective on l1fe adjustment as a whole through an understanding of themselves and of others The text books used are yy rltten for students 1n the teen years In the first half of the year yye stud xed and dlscussed the socxal prob lems that arlse ln the llfe of every hlgh school student Thus this book approaches the study of datlng courtshlp marrlage and famlly rela t1onsh1ps through a study of the ln dlvldual and hls own personallty make up Although mterests seem to dlffer with different ages many of our basic problems are the same The well adgusted personallty IS a happy 1nfant an adolescent who makes sat lsfactory growth mentally and emo tlonallv as well as physlcally a suc cessful marrlage partner a parent who can contrlbute to the growth of chlldren or a grandparent who can experience old age w1th an evenness of mmd Questlons for dlscusslon arose such as How can one make the most of the datlng years and ap proach marrlage wlth some confidence ln the future success of happ1ness Hovy can one know whether or not he 19 ln love? Why do parents think as thev do The last half of the year yye have used as a text The Glrl s Dallv Life The obJ ectlves are the development of good standards of l1v1ng and appre clatlon of the value of personal and social development of the hlgh school glrl New developments ln textlles have been discussed and also the use of modern materlals for modern young women Included ln this se mester IS the study of food selection and management budgetlng soclal behavlor good grooming the use of leisure tlme cltlzenshlp and mar rlage as a career A thlrd phase of th1S course IS Home Nursing TWICE a week we have met IH Dr Earles back oflice Vklth MISS Marjorle Rascoe R N for our teacher We have learned to make hospltal beds to care for and feed the slck patient The glrls have taken turns bemg a patlent We have stud led 1nfant care the new born baby and the proper handllng he should have the baby s formula and clothes Movies were shown on the growth of a babv from the tlme he IS born to adolescence Several of the glrls have V1Slt6d Dr Earles office on Baby ' u . Y ' - . . ' 1 4 , , , I ' 1 1 . ' . . . . T , - . . . , . 1 . . . v ' v . 1 f ' , , n 0 - - . 1 ' . . .. , 1 1 1 1 ' 0 . , . . . . . . , . as ' ,11 ' ' ' - U ' ' ca 77 as ' ' , . - , - 11 v , . . . . . . . . Y - - 1 u ' 1 . - 11 Q l U . H . . , . . . U . ,, . . . . Y . . . . . - 1 . 1 1 lv - 1 1 K 1 , v . Y . . .1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' A u 7 q J ' Y' . 1 . ' ' . . , . ' 1 ' -' . .. . , . 'H , - ., 7 . 7 . . 1 , . . Y 7 . ' . . 1 .1 , . A 1 ' ' , ' ' 1 H 7 e ' - t

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THE EXILE 1 Our Nchool 1 noxx cl membe1 of the Natlondl kthletlc SCholdrsh1p So cletx xxhlch make axxfuclx to boxx to member hlp 1Il thu NOLl8tX xhall be llmltecl to thoxe boxx 8il'I11I1g an athletlc lettel 111 one of the I'I1d1Ol Sports xx hoxe dxerdge 111 thelr school xxork for three emexters IS equal to or hlgher than the general ax erage of the Chool and xx ho hflxe 1 hlgh txpe of L1t1!f:'IlNl'll1J and sportsmfxnwhnn Thl NOCl9tX ha an fzpproprlate em blem and th1 emblem 1 Lllllffllfll box from our chool haxe been cho en tor membersh1p to thlS SOCletX We feel that our -Xthl6tlC Progmm ha. been unuxuallx succewful thl x e ll Freshman Ed1to1 . K. . . . 5 2 v. . D. A ' .S f .S . . Gaming an alhleflc letter' Ehgfllflhtlv throughout the United States. Four . . ' ' ' -. ' js s ' 1 ' s- 'Q .vs Z 1 ' - ' '. 1 ' v ', A S 3 K, K 's Q' ' j 4' .. 's ' . . 3 '. s . 2 ' ' ' 2 ' j .' ' ' '