Washburn High School - Northland Yearbook (Washburn, ME)

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SAM COCO Boston University Music LEILA BULL Maine School of Commerce Commercial Senior Advisor ClIJIFYFO'RlD VBUYRKH-DTT Springfield College Principal and Coach U. S. and World History EVERETT CUNNINGHAM University of Maine Agriculture, F, F. A. Advisor ROBERT FORJEMAN Bob Jones University The F and Driver Training Eighth Grade Advisor GLENNA WHITE Ricker College French and English Freshman Advisor RICHARD DODGE Universiiy of Maine Chemistry and Mathematics Freshman Advisor MAXINE FOSTER Colby College English and Dramatics Junior Advisor RICHARD LaPOINT'E University of Maine Social Studies, Arithmetic J. V. Basketball and Baseball and Biology Sophomore Advisor R1ALlPlH MIOHAUD Aroostook State Teachers' College Jr. High Coach Science and Mathematics CPQROLYN HARMON University of Maine Home Economics Grade Eight Advisor ELSIE SMITH Aroostook State Normal School Jr. High English and Social Science Seventh Grade Advisor ,, we MR. FQ-STER MRS. HUMPHREY

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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.

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Principals Message Class of 1956 Cbngratulations on Ely fine job done. As a class you should be proud of your achievements. liy having ten of your mem- bers graduate with honors sets a lasting example for our future classes. You will be missed seholastically, as well as from the many activities which have been bolstered by your participa- tion. However, now your lifels Work really begins. Whatever your future may bring. remember that being a good citizen is basic to all careers. Continue the fine sportsmanship you have shown while at 'Washburn High School. Also realize that in the final analysis it isn't the money you've earned, the things you've bought that count, it's the Way you lived. Your generation will be faced with the task of keeping the lfnited States a strong democratic nation. By keeping your- selves Well informed and by earrying out all your civic duties future generations will have an even better country in which to live. Best ol luck and may the class of 1956 have continued success. ' Ulql FFORD ISURKETT Principal