Winthrop High School - Winthrop Winner Yearbook (Winthrop, ME)

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WINTHROP HIGH SCHOOL 13 3 MARJORIE HOUSEWORTH ' flMaTgJ7 Senior Play 1413 Prize Speaking 131, News Editor of School News for WINTHROP WINNER 141 :Class Ode. We all know your favorite indoor sport is whis- pering, but soon you will be unable to continue your pastime, and then we can only guess what your new occupation will be. You have displayed your fine school spirit by attending all basketball games, and we hope that this spirit will remain with you through future years of happiness. VANCE LINCOLN KlLink!7 Football 13, 41 3 Senior Play 141 g Presentation of Gifts to Girls. Vance, old boy, you are a good sport and always ready for anything that comes your way. We don't doubt but what you will always come out on top. You did make trouble for most of the teachers with your whispering, but reprimands mean nothing now. A good fellow well met. HELGA LINDHOLM Hockey Class Editor 111 5 Class Treasurer 131 g Senior Play 141 5 Valedictory. Quiet, persevering and unassuming, a fine scholar with a depth of character and willing to do your part towards making the class a success. Success is bound to come your way, and we wish you the best of luck. JOHN NEDZA crspoofyaf . Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41 5 Senior Play 141 g Base- ball 11, 2, 3, 41, Football 13, 41, Captain of Football 141, Manager of Baseball 131, Prize Speaking 131 3 Class Ode. - The school's football and basketball star, and oh, those gridiron touchdowns! Johnnie, you will be remembered as a football hero. You have plenty of grit and brass to carry you through life. You did cause the teachers plenty of trouble and received a front seat for your pains. Good luck Q to you. l I g g l

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WINTHROP WINNER MAYLAND GRAM ' lfCTam77 Vice President C21 5 Senior Play C41 5 Manager Basketball C41 5 Editor-in-Chief of WINTHROP WINNER C41 5 Salutatory. Mayland, you are a Wonderful student, the backbone of the class in our studies. True, honest and persevering, success is sure to come your Way. You have been a busy man and a big help to the school in your last year, and we appreciate it. MARIA FROST Marian Senior Play C41 5 Class Ode. Although you didnit join us until our Junior year, We soon learned of your jolly humor, strik- ing friendship and generosity. It did not take us long to make your acquaintance, and since then We have enjoyed every moment spent with you. May We see you often after our school days are over. WELDON HEWETT ufreddyn Senior Play C41 5 Play Stage Manager C41 5 Prize Speaking Stage Manager C31 5 Class Ode. Even though you are usually quiet, calm and cool, yet when you do get riled', hang the danger sign out. You have done your part for the class, especially With your broad smile. You're all right and We Wish you good luck. IRVING HOUSE Kilpuckll Prize Speaking C31 5 Senior Play C41 5 Basket- ball C1, 2, 3, 41 5 Captain of Basketball C41 5 Base- ball C1, 2, 3, 41 5 President of A. A. C41 5 Football C3, 41 5 Manager of Football C41 5 Class Ode. Well, old fellow, you might have got better rank if you had studied more and not looked after the girls so much. But you have done yourself honor in athletics, and have been a credit to the class and school. Hurrah! for a jolly classmate and a good sport.

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WINTHROP WINNER RENA NORCROSS lKRe7La,!f Senior Play C41 g Class Ode. While others have quarrelled, accused, wrangled and repented, you have been very calm and con- stant through it all. We wonder if you are always as silent and are forced to admit that we doubt it, especially where certain persons are concerned. Our smallest classmate possesses one of the greatest qualities for success, a remarkable dis- position which is admired by all. We give you our best wishes, Rena, and know you will prove worthy of them. LOUISE PERRY Louise Class Editor C31 5 Prize Speaking C31 g Basket- ball C3, 41 9 Senior Play C41 3 Secretary of A. A. C41 g Presentation of Gifts to Boys. You left our class your first two years of high school and we missed your cheerful giggle, but we were glad when you returned to graduate with us. INEZ SHAW KKIHQZ7! Prize Speaking C31 3 Class Treasurer C11 9 Class President Cl, 315 Class Editor C2, 3, 41: Class Prophecy. Although you aren't very large, you have done big things for the class. As president you pushed us through a trying Junior year and provided animation for us. You are one fine girl, and we give you our best wishes. Wewvonder what you are going to do, but we will bide our time. JOHN STINCHFIELD Johnny Prize Speaking C313 Senior Play C413 Class Editor of WINTHROP WINNER C41 g Honor Essay. Behold, our orator. Bashful and shy, your broad grin always lurks just around the corner, and when it appears what a charm it adds to those freckles. As Professor Pepp, in the Senior play, you captured the admiration of all by your fine acting in such a difficult role. We rest assured that your future will be worthy of commendation.