Washburn High School - Northland Yearbook (Washburn, ME)

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Seated: A, Bull, D. Conley, F. Spinney, S. Stairs, C. Pike, R. Wilder, D. Young, L. Brooker, J. Churchill, D. Peary. Second row: L. Churchill, B. Levesque, L. Parker, C, Nickerson, C. Umphrey, M. Rand, R. Doak, F. Snowman, J. Clark, N. Plissey, I. Turner, Third row: Mr. Andrews, advisor, I. Rollins, C. Baker, D. Maynard, H. Marr, G. Moores, R. Peary, C. Farley, K. Fuller, D. Turner, Mrs. Bull, advisor. Fourth row: R. Donovan, D. Haskell, K. Rand, H. Crouse, L. Jardine, S. Dow, N. Mclntire, N. Baker, R. Bell, S, Spooner, B. Cameron, P. Rus- sell, L. Wood. Fifth row: A. Doody, G. Fox, W. Sands, M. White, H. Donovan, P. Tarbox, D. Dickinson, H. Rideout, D. Wilder, R. Rand, R. Campbell. FRESHMAN CLASS Lois Parker and Arden Bull were elected to the Student Council, Caroline Umphrey, Nancy Plissey, Joyce Turner, to the Jayvee cheering squad, George Seward played Varsity Bas- ketball, the Junior Varsity team included Paul Tarbox, Charles Baker, Donald Wilder, John Rollins, Dick Campbell and Dar- rell Maynard, and we were well represented in the other ac- tivities, The Freshman Reception, attended by 90010 of the class, was our big event of the year. Everyone showed the very best of sportsmanship and cooperation. Our money-making project, the sale of pencils with the basketball schedule printed on them, netted us approximately 340, 00, We were indeed fortunate in having Mrs. Leila Bull and Mr. Malcolm Andrews as our advisors, under their guidance our Freshman year has been post pleasant and we are looking forward to three more good years at W.H.S. President ---- DIANE HASKELL Vice President - JOYCE TURNER Secretary-Treasurer - CAROLINE Sponsored by UMPHREY N. W, DOWNING

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E C RTIS CAMPAIG It was suggested this year by Robert Sprague, representative for the Curtis Company, that, instead of having a movie on school time for all those who sold a subscription, we could have a contest between the boys and the girls. The loser was to put on an assembly and be slaves-for-a-day to the winner. Every- one was in favor of the idea and the campaign was on its way. At the close of the campaign, it was found that the boys had brought in just a few dollars more than the girls, but as the difference in the average sale was only four cents, the students voted to refrain from having the assembly and slave-for-a-day and have a movie on school time. The highest salesman was Gary Fox, and Gerald Dow was second. Two thousand dollars was brought in this year, netting our high school treasury approximately five hundred dollars, l would like to take this opportunity to thank my assistant, Bob Langley, and all the other students who helped in making this campaign the most, fx First - - ---------- GARY FOX Second - - - TRESA DONAVAN Third - - - - - GEARLD DOW Sponsored by TATHR STATE