Walker High School - Banner Yearbook (Liberty, ME)

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SCHOOL SPIRIT AND SPORTSMANSHIP TYPEW RITI NC School spirit and sportsman- ship are two of the most impor tant things pertaining school Then we as show plenty of school spirit and sportsmanship we not only bene fit personally, but our school activities ihether or not the public will partiel pate 1D our school activities depends on people's impression of us Je should be careful to preserve our reputation as good sportsmen, whetaer winning losing, because if we don't stu dents of future classes will suffer for our mistale to he students We add to sportsmanship among the pu pils increases the good vill of the public for the school and improves our standing in e community lou don't necessari ly have to be a good athlete to be a good sport The good sport on the side line is alnost as much help as those on the team Sports are very beneficial to students high school Both boys and girls should take part in them Ia entering into the different sports one becote schools and tnls broadens tis experiences Because of lack of funds v haven't the equipment required for some sports but we still have a great variety for the students to pic, from Football on a very small scale, basket ball, baseball, table tennis, track, softball, and vinter car nival are verv good fields to enter into to develop the stu dent physically as well as men tally xxmxxx The seniors wish o thank all those Juniors who assisted them in compiling the BaNNnR For several years a course in typewriting has been considered. This year typewriters were pur chased and the second term our lessons in typing began e subgect was offered only t sen or girls and post graduates Je have learned all the keys and part of the typewriter and on tae whole we feel that we have had a good introductory course WPICH will help us if we wish to undertale secretarial preparation xawkxxxx OUR FACULTY The Iaculty consists of three teachers and the superintendent lhey aid the students in both educational and social worn 'e feel fortunate to be under the supervision of such an inspiring group. I am sure every student has gained much ln this year's Nor! with our faculty Our principal, lr Vright, entered our school a stranser in september Now he appe ls to us not o ly as an instructor but express our appreciation for Nh t we have accomplished and learned under his instruction Our english teacher, Mr Jane 1 thiesoa, is this year corplcting her twelfth success ful year in our school She has U ven much OI her time to train ing tudents for prize speaking Je want to +hank hrs Mathlcson for all she has given us in pre parin us for the future Ou coach, Ir Card, came to us this year lrom Farmington e his r d nany good friends among the students Both boys' and girls' basketball teams have conplcted a successful season under his coaching He ha . . t l . - Q I . Th U 1 0 O ' I i ' . - - ' -1- 1:1 , . . ,. . .- S A . 5 I 1 L ' ' YI: Q 4 L A u 1 I O 1 . . Q . ' 1 ' ' or ' . . V . y - ' A . F1 ' I - . . J. . . . V . g . . D . th m an 4 . o r ' I Q 'J . . . . . . . . . 1 . 5 V . S . . . T . I T 3 ll g in . 0 . l wi . . A Q 1 l Y O 0 J- rx 0 ' EL ' Q s n ' acquainted with members of other also as a friend. We want to ,. . . . ' . ' a r . r B, . . . . Je ' E . ' S s .L Q -,EEL A Q N' .L . ,. . . 1 3 . Q A - U . It O ' x ' . Q A , . A Q11 in I 6 A . - ' ' s N. s. ,. f' v - T 'T . I . 'D . . - . g L . 0 I' . . ,. 0 . 1 o H rf aa e 1 W' 57' ' I 'A . U , ' 3 f O . ,Y ,. L. I J. 'W 'A ' A . - 'A A -7 0 l L A 0

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MUSIC L 'S-SONS Under the instruction of Mrs Merrill, our music teacher, music has been introduced in our school Mrs Merrill comes every Wed nesday and gives lessons t those who wish to take lessons on piano, guitar, accordion, violin, etc This includes grammar and primary school children This makes it possi ble for the children who have been wanting music instruction to get it We all hope that these lnstructions will continue 888888 On Tuesday evening April 8 a benefit show was held for the dental clinic at the Community Hall Ken McKenzie and his ra dio show from station JGHN Port land, put on a two hour stage show There was a large crowd present and about thirty eight dollars was cleared This sum in the grades to dental work done have proper If the work can be carried on from year to year, it is bound better health and fitness for our young people to result in 888888 Our school book this year seems to be auch smaller than, the past books This is due to the fact that in the past the books were written on only one Slde of the paper, but this year both sides are being used In appearance therefore the book is smaller, but actually it con tains as much as books of the past 888888 THE STUDENT COUNCIL This year for the first time a student council was organized at Walker High School The chief obgect of the student council lS to give students who are not athletes an equal chance in the carrying on the school affairs Each member pays a small fee of twenty five cents Anyone may Join, but all those that wish to participate in ath letlcs are required to Join Some that have not felt able to pay the membership dues have been given a chance to work them out around school Last fall the presidents of each class met and nominated two students for each office Then the school as a whole voted on these candidates and the follow ing officers were elected President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Roger Norwood Nelson Knowlton Glenice Adams Irene Boynton Glenice had to leave school be Knowlton was elected to take her place The council also voted to let the presidents of the classes represent their respec tive classes in the erecutlve committee The committee then met and drew up a constitution One Saturday last fall Mr Jrlght took a part of the com mittee to Augusta to a state student council convention Here we received much valuable informatlon about how other councils are carried on In the morning there was a short busi ness meeting and an addre s by the state president In the afternoon we divided into two groups and went to different rooms where discussions were carried on by students Although there were not quite as many Joined this year as we hoped, we are looking forward to a larger membership next yea M I 0 U ' D . . 0 0 . ' I o o - , 0 l . .' ' U Q 0 c . . . . . O . . . . . O . , , u 0 ,L . . - , 0 makes it possible for each child cause of illness and Ruth I . . . l . 0 - C O 1. D' ' . . ' ' Q -q . . . IL . . . he K C1 . . . S - . J -I- . . . 0 . . , It

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started sprlno tracl teams 1n preparatlon for t o meets I was feared that he would have to leave us to enter tle arny, but fortunately he as deferred un tll June. Ne hope Mr Card Wlll have a successful luture Our superlrteneent, 'r Jones 1S eonpletlhg h1s +HlTd success ful vear wlth us 'e lool fo ward to bavlng hlu as 1astel of ceremonles at our sohool actlfl tles 'e appreclate T18 lHSDlT lng words about our xorl, and the ever xllllng ard he g1VSS4 He lS very popular 1th young and old e hope e wll e Wlfb us for a good anv fears to COlG Xviivi lhe nev bulldlnc m s dedleat ed ln Jan1ary l9'7, ard oecupled 1mHGdl3bGlV thereafter The class of l9Ll 15 the flrst class to have spent lts entlre four years ln lt XXXXXX Nrs Nollet, Pealth nurse, ave a hear1nP +est 1th audloneter to the p illS ln tbe hlgh and grammar school A the hlgh school LJ1LD V e found to be sat sfactorj Dur lHg the Sprldg tevu vacelnatlon as P1VGn to all H'llS hose parents eeslred lt WXXXXX WALDO CATES W1 e aldo was lt zone on a furlough, he V'S1tGd olr school, an gave a llttle talr Fe told the bovs Xhat the naval eqllre ments were, tle s dles that t ev Jould need, ard what e lVlH5 CODd1tlOHS ere l1'e gave a vcrj lnterf tlnq account of some navy custors, such s 1n1t1at1on of those vho are bVOQSlHg the equator for the lf t tl 6 Waldo golned the navy lnredl ately after hds Uraduatlon ln 1935 Be was statloned ln San DlGgO for some tlmc for the last flve years ne has been servlnn as a radlo operator ln the avlatlon sectlon The follovlnp are some of the places he has V1SltGd honolulu, Cuba, Panama Canal, Nevada, Salt Take Cltv, Utah, 8SF1PQtOD for laska, and he alrplare carrler tb t was on the Search new ln fashlngton D C tralnlng to be a farlant GfIlCCT tae State of one Wlnter, was aboard the nelwa To t XXXXXX n rman Stevens, 31 LGWlS levall, 3b and Ira Davls, 3 are former students who are now 1D the SGT'lC6 XXXXXX The classes ln ehenlstry and general 5016160 w Ht to Belfast one day last wlntor to attend a the Central ualnc Power Company xxxxxx Ie thlnf ndlth Llttlefleld 1S the Ch3mU1OH of our school She walks eleven A1103 every day XXXXXX Bertha llllay, Roger Forwood and Alta Hannah, acted as Judges a the Grammar School speaklng eo1tcst P e lnlnar s held zerll 25 Flnals Tay lb at o' clock at Hlgb School XXXXXX Duplls other than the VlHHeTS vho spo c ln the second prellml ner contest xcr Bertha 1 1 , Nelson Knowlton, thel Ino'lton, JHLCGT Iart, George Jorthlng, flthea lanna, and lover Worvood. LJ . Q , , . . . . A - - M ff' I 1 . lv -L .L .L . A . I . . W . t . -+ Q - v A ' - 'L - Q 1 2 - - 11 w 1 'Z I n ' 1 4 - . - , w Trl., 1 , , . . . - - . , ,, Q L + .' . . , . L C ' ' uf , U' 9 A 5.1 ATL Q 4 ' l' . . - - - v L. A ' ui' 1, f' - - .- . - ' 'f- , ' -ru 1 f- . . ,4 x. 4. A - Q g 1 4 V V. 4 Y 1 F' A A In 4.1 - U U L 1 , - . . W . . F' ' V 7 ' .J L - J . - wf - ' ' ' A . Q4 9 fg A Q ... ' Ju A . . . Q n 1 ' fx fu . ,1 go ' 3 L L ' - llll '4' ' ' 1 ' ' 'TF -1 A T ' v nl.. l aarlar . Le lS ' - . W' , . ' w - ' ' ' ' Ev l 4 . - o 0 Q . , .. ,V , , ' . . h l b . . , . A ' rwr- - f-. J all ...'. -J ... .L Q J' ' T-TI., , 1 . V ' V . 1 3 JAN 1 Y ' ' '3 .. , ml H . .Mo V3 u ' 4' - ' MJ . 1 X rl . . Y. un. ,A - v Q 1 U v' I , . . A 8.1 J.- - 3 'N J U A. A- T1 - W . A . Vffi L- . N: .. ' - VKJA -I ' . ., . - . . . , llQHt1DJ demonstratlon g1VGD by , b V . . . U l 1 l l J' 3 . . . . . 7 g l O U L, K., an .g 4. 1 . ' 1 ' u. li ILL? L . C - - I S . .all A '- ' at-I ' 3 f' f,-fer ' ' rv ' ' ' ' ' -4 ' xl . L Ll ia f Y. ' - L. ' ' ' - I . . an . : . . . - ' 7' Q Y 4, -1 A . 711 I YN ' Q vq iv Q .- L' . jo v-'L S G , . . O 4 N 1 . , . A 4. F- - - N . ,., I ' -I t N . U L 3 4, -rn 'Y ' ' 1-N vy- - Q L J. 1 J ' ' 1 .Y-r H A 1 . 1 - - f W .. 4 . a H , g I . . Q , . h- - .L 1 A 1 . d V 0 ' A n v ' L I .Al , . 3 - H -, , M U -- for - l . M- 1 ' +V ' - .5 ' 4 U X4 , 1-. A -r ' ' h J u e-. - - 1141 ,, 1 i 4 .. I G . . . . M 1.5 V 1 . . . , 1 G , , ,- 1 - u. 4- Q .Le ay-- as J. ' ' N R Q ' est' Q 'T .'1 U- O' - K - la Q - . o. - 1 . . ,. - : , - 'H J M Q Il lw', X L . . . . . I , W .W , F ' - . JU L ' 1 ' . ' 1 Q M A . 1 F -' ' 1 .. fl .. x 4. - f4 0 'W , U lil g - ,Q