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

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is X . VZ A ff 4 , .2..-7 f . f If -l f . L --.. s,,r. xi: l-IAN CKE-3 We would welcome any new ex- changes, as well as comments this year, for we enjoy this department and be- lieve it to be beneficial, also. We wish to comment on the following: The B. H. S. Echo, Belgrade, Maine. You have a fine paper. Your editorials are very limited. We would suggest some more pictures as they are a very good advertiser. The Boreas, Bingham, Maine. We en- joy your paper because of its literary department. Your exchange department is rather limited. The Leavitt Angelus, Leavitt, Maine. The material in your paper is well ar- ranged. Why not have more pictures? The Broadcaster, Sangerville, Maine. We welcome your paper. Pictures add a lot. The Corona, Bridgton, Maine. Your paper is very acceptable, but why not an exchange department in all your papers? Your exchanges as shown are very good. Your ad section is rather limited. We are very much pleased to exchange With you. We receive and welcome the follow- ing exchanges regularly: The Bates Student, Lewiston, Maine. The Colby Echo, Waterville, Maine. The B. U. News, Boston, Mass. The Bliss Student, Auburn, Maine. The Garnet, Bates College, Lewiston, Maine. We are very glad to exchange papers with the following: The Caduceus, Norway, Maine. Echoes, Redding, Calif. The M ountatn Ear, Pennsboro, W. Va. The Turret, St. Louis, Mo.

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40 WINTHROP WINNER Malcolm Howard, Bliss Electrical School, Washington. Evelyn Larrabee fMrs. Guy Stetsonl, Ran- dolph, Me. Hannah Lindholm, Winthrop, Me. Irene Loon, teacher Winthrop Grammar School, Winthrop, Me. Harold Maxim, Winthrop, Me. Lloyd Moore, Winthrop, Me. Elwood Moulton, Augusta Trust Co. Bank, Winthrop, Me. Kenneth Norcross, Winthrop, Me. Natalie Riley, teacher at Pisgah School, Winthrop, Me. Paul Sturtevant, Winthrop, Me. Alice Townsend, teacher grammar school, Winthrop, Me. 1929 William Abelli, Winthrop Fruit Store, Win- throp, Me. Roger Audette, Winthrop, Me. Earle Beatty, U. of M., Orono, Me. Helen Beatty, Brookline, Mass. Gwendolyn Brown, Farmington Normal School, Farmington, Me. John Davis, Portland Art School, Portland, Me. Fernand Deblois, Winthrop, Me. Frances Edwards, Farmington Normal School, Farmington, Me. Robert Fleury, Winthrop, Me. Aurare Fontaine, Winthrop, Me. Louise Hewett fMrs. William Brownl, East Winthrop, Me. Philo Hewett, East Winthrop, Me Dwight Ingham, Gorham Normal School Gorham, Me. Mary Kus, Bliss College, Lewiston Me Richard Laughlin, Winthrop, Me. Forrest Leavitt, East Winthrop, Me Joseph Richards, Boston, Mass. William Phillips, Lewiston, Me. Morris Towle, Winthrop, Me. 1930 Helen Harris, Winthrop, Me. Adrian Hindhaugh, Winthrop, Me Barbara Howard, Oak Grove Seminary, Vas salboro, Me. Carolina Skomro, Winthrop, Me. Paul Holmes, Winthrop, Me. Winthrop Clement, Colby College Water ville, Me. Elizabeth Cooper, Winthrop, Me. Mildred Brawn, Augusta, Me. Thomas Kus, Winthrop, Me. Kathryn Webb, Winthrop, Me. Helen Leathers, Augusta, Me. Gertrude Tibbetts, Winthrop, Me. Genevieve Aldrich, Caribou, Me.

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