Washburn High School - Northland Yearbook (Washburn, ME)

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Administration E. Dow, -R. Speary, T. Donovan, M. Lewin, G. Carter, C. Peary, P. Buck, Mr. Burkett. F F' ff, mf , Q .,. MWA M -A d A A A Seated: S. Bull, G. Carter, L, Bully standing: R. Langley, D. Barker, G. Waterman, W J. Kidney, W. Nickerson, L. McBrea.irty, K. Churchill. A ff fs-. ffi,,,,Alg,A t'fff.f,..,.- .2 f fn- ff! V A -we Seated: M, Lewin, V. Russellg standing: R. Irving, J. Clark

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Editorial Board l-, Editor Assistant Associate - Senior Sports News - Activities Alumni -- Exchanges Junior High Business Manager Myrna Lewin Virginia Russell Sonja Bull Fred Plissey Gail Carter Carolyn Peary Judy Taylor Peter Flewelling Assistant Robert Irving Classes: Juniors Virginia Russell Sophomores Ruth Sperrey Freshmen Lillian Jordan Typists Norma Earle NVilla Nickerson Elaine Churchill Advisor Mrs. Bull EDITORIAL What is success? NYho is the successful person? lt isn't necessarily the person who has fame and fortune, or the one who has social prestige. Money nor influence can not buy a good personality or a helpful hand. Success comes from inner satisfaction. Thoughtfulness can be one of the greatest assets that ever existed in a person 's life. If some one gets a little help from something you've said or done for them, I believe you are well on the way to a successful life. Let's as seniors, be startlingly aware of this important fact and do our best to be worthy successes. I wish to extend my thanks to the Northland Board of '56. They certainly have done a big ,job in getting this issue to press. Also to Mrs. Bull, our advisor. She has had and will have the most infectious school spirit of anyone l know. Thank you. Mrs. Bull. Myrna Lewin This page is sponsored by Washburn Trust Company

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W .df glade J Student Council Seated Mr Burkett, G. Carter, M, Lewin, V. Russell, J. Taylor, D. Youngg standing J Clark, P Russell S Flewelling, J. Crouse, R. Irving, R. Dahlgren, R. Langley, J. Clark, R. Jardine This year. as always. the Student Council can he called the most active organization at W. H. S. lVe have taken action on numerous sulmjects. have had some good, constructive projects and in the process ol these 2lCL'0lll1JllSl'llllGl1lS had various fast inoving delmates. Tivo projects lor this year were a campaign against the de- struction of school property and the making of a permanent notebook of action taken hy the council during this year and past years. Also we have drawn up' a constitution for this rec- ord. The two largest fund-raisersn of the high school, the candy counter and the coke sales, are operated by the student council. The profits are used as seen tit by the student council where they will do the most good. Thanks inust be expressed to lioln Irving, Jay Clark, Myrna Lewin and Virginia Russell for the efficient operation of these sales. To Principal Burkett, our advisor. a saecial thank out' 1 1 , Y for his hcl i and Guidance through the year. XVQ are all roud l U 1 'C . . D Hr' H p to have been lneinhers ot the student council tor oo-o6,' and we can see why we certainly have reason to he. This page is sponsored by Easler's Inc.