Washburn High School - Northland Yearbook (Washburn, ME)

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THE NOVRTHLAND FACU LTY EARLE HUTCHINSON, Principal Mathematics and History Lynn 'Classical High School, Lynn, Mass. 11923, Bates College 192195 Harvard Summer Session 19273 University of Vermont Summer Sessions 19310, 1933, 119343 Principal of High School, South Bristol, Maine 19-26, 19283 Althletic Coach and Instrfucitor in History and English, Barre, Vermont 19129, 1932g Principal of Washburn High School since 1932. DOROTHY PENNEY French and English Belgrade High School 19295 Bates College 1933: Instructor in French- and ,English in Washburn High School since 1934. EVERETT CUNNINGHAM Science and Agriculture Patten Academy 1917: University of Maine 11923: Special Agriculture Sessi-ons lin 19i26 and 19323 In- struictoi- in Washburn Hligh School since 1923. ELIZABETH DAVIS Home Economics Vanceboro High 'School 1191293 University of 'Maine 1933: Instructor in Home Economics in Washburn High School 1936.

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THE NORTHLAND I hilurial Vg, Q HIS year we have tried: to bring to you a bigger and bet- ter school annual than ever before, and through the co- Kf operation ef the teachers, students, and townspeople, who 'have contributed their time and money to make this g f r1:l?S?l'?IeiLw1XeNaEe able to bring you once again - THE Did you ever stop to think just how much work is entail- ed in publishing a year book? Not only must all club and class write-ups be collected, corrected, copied, and counted, but the same prccediure must be followed with every article submitted to the Literary or Joke Departments. lAds must be typed and costs figuredg here we want to call attention to the untiring efforts of the business managers who have devoted so much of their time to the rather unpleasant task of securing ads and trying to figure ways and means of presenting THE NORTHLAND in as-fine a condition as possible. May we also remind you that without the cooperation of the merchants and business men who have given us ads we could have accomplished nothing. It is they who give students a med- ium of expressing themselves and provide graduates and parents a means of keeping in touch with school activities. Remember what thfy are dong for you, and in return, at least give them con- sideration when purchasing a product which they make or sell. Muriel Paterson '36 ll - : mlm fri- --- 9 2 ' ll-Illi 2: - Ill 4' Q Q nina EEE - - - 4 --. 2 : : ZIII-D -- ..-- - v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.vs.v.vs.v.v.v.v.v.v.v

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THE NO-RTHLAND AIDIELE LINDSAY E nglish-M athematics-Social Science 'Halifax Acaidemy 119275 Rick-er Junior College 1928: Aroostook S-tate Normal School 19305 Univer- sity of Maine -Summer Session 1913163 Instructor in Washburn High School since 19130. KENNETH H. MANSFIELD History and Economics Winslow 1Hiigh School 19273 'Collby College 1931: Instructor in Waterville evening school 1930: Iu- struc'tcr in History amd. Economics in Washburn 'High School since 193'1. MAXINE MCCORMACK English and Sociology Ashland High School 191303 Bates College 191343 Instructor in grade schgol, Ashland 19314. Instructor of English and Sociollcgy in Washburn High School since 1935. ELEANOR SMITH Music A ' Westfield High School 19273 New England Con- servatory of1Music 1930: Summer Session, Presque Isle Normal School 1931: American Institute of Nor- mal 'Methods 1932: Music Instructor in Washburn High ,School since 1931.