Winterport High School - Riverside Yearbook (Winterport, ME)

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We Qfversi BOARD DF EDUCATION Ralph C. Wharff, Chairman Silas C. Blaisdell Lewis H, Littlefield Kermit S. Nickerson, Superintendent Dartmouth College FACULTY John W. Abbott, Principal Bates College Albion K. Livingston Maine School of Commerce Mathematics, Science, Basket-ball Commercial Dept., Coach- Coach Erma M. Stairs University of Maine Track, Baseball. Vida E. Nickerson Castine Normal School English, Latin, French, Dramatics. Junior High, History. CLASS Senior Class John Birmingham, Delma Clarke, Edwin Hopkins, George Ritchie, Sophomore Class Robert Crockett Dorothy Lane Grace Knowles Malcolm Foley Cross Country Dawson Williamson, Captain Adrian Williamson, Manager Cirl's Basket-ball Catherine Dorr, Captain Bertha Nealley, Manager Baseball len Shankel, Captain George Ritchie, Manager Assistants Patrick Sweeney Thomas Hall OFFICERS Junior Class Maxine Edmonds, Alice Estey Catherine Dorr, Virginia Williamson, Freshman Class Forest Wadleigh Irene Young Marjorie Arbuckle Rita Whittington Boy's Basket-ball Ardane Whittier, Captain George Ritchie, Manager Track George Ritchie, Manager Girls Track Captain Bertha Nealley Boys Track Captain Adrain Williamson Three

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We 'ffiversi ei Slim .'f'HDl1!Ul'i2IllI We, the students of Winterport High School, dedicate this issu of The Riverside to the Memory of Two i Ruth if. Clrnrlxvtt our classmate, whom God has seen fit to take from our midst.

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1., ?f ' l if1,eqy,i.-S, 6, EDITORIALS Editor-in-Chief Delma Clarke Assistant Editor-in-Chief Maxine Edmonds Business Managers Thomas Birmingham, John Birmingham Advertising Assistant Boys' Athletic Editors Edwin Hopkins Ien Shankel, John Birmingham Girls' Athletic Editors Catherine Dorr, Rita Whittington Literary Editor Local Editor Exchange Editor Art Editor Joke Editor Personal Editors Grace E. Knowles Alice Estey Dorothy Lane Paul Crockett Velma Woodman Bertha Nealley, George Ritchie Class Editors Myrtle Clark, Ardane Whittier, Cornelia The Editorial Stai of The Riverside wishes to call your attention to some of the changes appearing in the general make up of the 1931 edition. These changes do not include all of the original plans first considered by the board. Sever- al features had to be given up when it proved difficult to get the necessary amount of adver- tising. We are offering, how- ever, several group pictures which represent some of the more important school activi- ties, a new cover design, a bor- der design, and an ivory colored paper which we trust is a fitting change from the conventional white paper. We have en- deavored to make our advertis- ing section more attractive and more effective by the use of a border design with verses on each page. Next year we hope to enlarge several departments Four Shaw, Marjorie Arbuckle and include many more draw- ings. Many improvements have been made in the high school buildings this year. The large doubl-e seats in the main room have been replaced by smaller, movable seats, so that the room may now b-e used for school socials and en- tertainments. The introduction of a Commercial course necessitated using the physics laboratory for both typewriting room and laboratory. Desks were built for the typewriting classes, and new shelves were put up to accommodate the labora- tory apparatus. While We appreciate the changes wlhich have been made with the new courses now being offered and an en- rollment larger than ever before, new classrooms and many new seats are still needed. A visit to our classes when in session will convince you of this fact. At the beginning of this year the stu- dent body was informed that there W-ere several outstanding accounts against the school for athletic equipment and yearbook expenses. Since that time an effort has been made by different or-