Washburn High School - Northland Yearbook (Washburn, ME)

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-up! 1 :SV I 'rv--pa. SEATED: S. Sponberg, P. Brewer, Mr. Burkett, I. Kidney, S. Richardson, F. Charette. STANDING: R. Crpuse, R. Stairs, J. Baker, E. Stoddard, E. Herrick, R. Rand, H. Crouse, W. Humphrey, I. Carter. The Student Council has been very active this year. We are sponsoring the Highway Safety Council, whose officers are: President, Sheldon Richardson: recording secretary, Helen Crouseg correspondence secretary, Jeanne Bakerg and treasurer, Sharon Sponberg. These officers, Judy Kidney, Student Council President, and Mr. Burkett attended a Safety Council Convention in Augusta on November 14 and 15. Peggy Brewer, Sheldon Richardson, James Carter, Judy Kidney, and Robert Stairs are sportsmanship judges for the basketball sportsmanship contestg Sheldon Richardson, assisted by Richard Peary, candy counter, and Richard Campbell, the coke machine. With no full-time librarian available the student librarians do a fine job signing books out, checking books in, and keeping the Library neat, and with such large study hall groups to contend with this is a never-ending job. Mrs. Bull, librarian supervisor, wishes to thank these girls for their splendid cooperation. Judy Kidney, President S. C 6 fa 4 fz 6 4 an Bull, B. Drost, D. Stoddard. 4 From left to right: P. Brewer, B. Grant, M. Bragg, M. Robinson, L. 0 Z It 6 6 l

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o a '4 Congratulations, Class of 1959. You as a class have taken the responsibility of student leadership well. The various activities will indeed miss the students from your class that have so willingly given their time and energy. We all certainly hope you have profited from your many experiences at W. H. S. , but remember to do your best to become a success in this ever changing world of ours. The many problems that face our nation cast a dark shadow over our planning for the future. This shadow becomes brighter,. however, every time a student says to himself, l am going to do my best at all times. This simple sentence when carried out to the letter will prove to the world that people living in a democracy will become more advanced in all aspects of life. It is our job to prove to everyone that we don't need to be told what to do as in some countries because we have the desire to fulfill our country's needs as the occasion demands. We need scientists! Our young people will study and become the best scientists in the world. We need teachers! Our young people will accept this challenge to make ours the best educated land. I could go on listing many more of today's problems that I'm sure the students of today will eventually solve. So seniors and undergraduates, whatever you decide to do for your life's work, you will be richly rewarded if you do your best always in serving God, your country, and all mankind. Best of luck for a happy successful future. Class of 1959, show us what you can do! Clifford Burkett Principal Burkett 6 6 6 I 6 'C 9 'L Seated: J. Boyles, M. Howe, I. Kidney, A. Bugbee, L. Parker, L. Castonguay. Z 4

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Mesdames: Smith, Crouse, Foster, Sutherland, Bull, Vaughan, Flewelling. Messrs: LaPointe, Albert, Bab bidge, Burkett, Cunningham, Prince, Andrews. RICHARD LAPOINTE Physical Education, Varsity and Iayvee Coach CLIFFORD BURKETT Principal, Biology MA IJCOLM ANDREWS Math and Science DORIS SUTHERLAND History and English EVELYN FLEWELLING English CAMILLE ALBERT Driver Ed. , Civics, and Math EVERETT CUNNINGHAM Agriculture ELSIE SMITH Junior High Social Studies, and Health LEILA S. BULL Commercial MAXINE FOSTER French and English WA LDRON BA BBIDGE Music RALPH PRINCE Junior High Math CONSTANCE CROUSE Junior High Natural Science, and Health MARGARET VAUGHAN Home Economics