Washburn High School - Northland Yearbook (Washburn, ME)

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, nay, e . ' I Z, Wm- VIR l OSTFR, SUPERINTENDENT My congmtiilfatioiis to the members of the senior class, Who will soon he QjI'2lCll1?li9Cl from the NVashburn High Slchool. AS your superiutemleilt I sincerely hope that you have been given the help :md niotivzltion that you needed in order to master 1lie i!lIllll2llllGlll21lS lhaxt will serve as 21 sound foundation for fur- ther education or lifels work. l would Wish for you the good and worthwhile tliings of life, but in order to get these, it will require much hard work, self-discipline, and patience on your part. There is :1 quotation, L'Strug'g'le is the law of growthg char- acter is built in the storm and stress of life. Therefore when the time Comes for you to leave your school and go out into life, 1 hope you will keep on strugjgling and be good competitors in order to build the character that is necessary for a, successful life. MRS. FORBES, SE CRETARX Superintendenifs Message

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Editorial Board lt ditor-in-Chief XVayne Crouse assistant Editor Myrna Lewin associate Editor A Cynthia Ballard Activities Charlene Plissey, Stephen Stairs News Alumni, Exchanges Gail Carter lypists Marlene Conley Donna Stairs Noreen MCBF6H1Fty Llass Editors Lois Poolei Evelyn Churchill Virginia Russell Linda Bull Pictures Dale Jardine Junior High Editor Virginia Haskell Llterary Persis Boyles Business Manager Beverly C1 01,159 Assistant Manager Peter Flewellin bports Earl Waterni in EDITORIAL One regret We usually encounter when sifting the revela- tions of someone near or at his goal is that painful reflection on the hazard or casual way in which he prepared himself. Some students, in later life, will find that they too have not used their capabilities and opportunities to the fullest. Sensible is the one who cultivates his resources in such form as to enable easier and happier life after leaving school. Opportunities for character building, sportsmanship. scholarship, etc., should not be passed by, for they will not only give extra recognition in school but will certainly strengthen tomorrowls America. No one should deny that the various awards, honors, representations. etc., are available to everybody, hut achieved by just a few. They are the schoolis gift to us for extra work and initiative. Let us all attempt to use every occasion of service to our school. or teachers or classmates, as a step in our ladder of success. I would like to sincerely thank, by these mere words, the various editors, assistants, typists and last, but certainly not least, the Northland Board 's faithful and helpful advisor, Mlrs. Bull, for the work and inspiration that they have put into this yearbook. Wayne Crouse Editor-in-chief

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Merrill E. Cobb. Principal Office Girls Student Council Seated: Mr, Coubb, A. Doody, G. Rideout, G. Carter, P. Mooers, V. Russellg Second Row: J. Clark L. Bull, P. Flewellirtg, 'I-I. Brooker, E. Waterman, D. Young, B. Crouse, D. Sperrey, J. Rollins. WWW W, --.. V Librarians Movie Operators