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

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4 WINTHROP WINNER Front Razr: Marjorie French. Betty VVebl1, Katherine Nedza, Lucille Frost, Miss Ycttcr. Mable Bisson, ,Sl1't'0lld Rfmf: Horace llurr, Margaret Joucs, Rulwy Sinclair, lcla lfclwarcls, Marjorie Collins, Mr. Grant, VVillis Colvlv. Third 1x'0it'.' Swi ft. Eugene Auclct, Harold Hall, Raymond dc la Fcuillicz, Alfred Bond, Russell l'.n1'ru1z-IN-C Hll-ZF .. Assls'rAN'r linrrou . l:.Xl'l'I,'I'Y Aiwlsmzs , BUSINESS NLNNAGIER ASSlS1'.'XN'I' lllfslxl-:ss SIQNIUR Emroks .... -IUNIOR l':DlTOR .... . S4wi-rmxmlu-2 Fn1'1'nu . Far:sl11uAN EDITOR . Al.l'hlNl l'iDl'I'0R ..., A'rm.1':'rln' l'lIll'I'HRS .. ART l'iIll'l'0RS ..,, . jum: Iimrmz ,,..... llIRl'l'I.A'l'IUN limrok lixclmwm-i EDITOR . Com' liimlrons , EDITORIAL BOARD .l.UCII.I-li FROST . RAYMOND me LA FliUll.l.lliZ ., MISS YlC'l l'lCR .wiv MR, GRANT BOND BIQANAGI R ,,. .,... .,..,... . . R USSIQLI. SVVlF'l' ..... ... MARJORIIC FRICNCII AND liUflliNlf1 AUDET . ..,...,....., .......,. K lAR,lOlillf COl.l.lNS . ... MARGARET JONES .M ..,,,,...... BETTY VVICIXR ., . , ,. MAlIl,li RISSON . KATHIQRINIC NFIJZA .mn VVll.I.lS CORN ,. .. IIORAVIC RURR ,-xml HAROLD HALT, . .... .. , .. A RICHARD RRUNICAU . ...,....,,, ...,, X NALDO l.INC'Ol,N IIJA ICIJNVARDS A A iiiAir1ijW2il':lasi .iRiniRUl1Y sIxc'1.A1a

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,,. W., --mn, . TT, WINTHROP HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL DIRECTORY FACULTY AND SCHOOL BOARD MR. LEROY HUCKINS ....,.. MR. JOHN E. LAPLANT .... MR. JOSEPH JORDAN ,,.., MR. THOMPSON GRANT ,... MR. HOWARD MILLETT .... LESLIE LAPHAM MR. ...,..... MISS MARGUERITE TAPLEY MISS LOUISE HOKE ......... MISS DOROTHY VETTER MISS WINIFRED DENNISON PRESIDENT ...........,..., VICE-PRESIDENT .,.......,... SECRETARY AND TREASURER ..., PRESIDENT ,..... VICE-PRESIDENT . . . SECRETARY ...... TREASURER .... PRESIDENT ,..... VICE-PRESIDENT . . . SECRETARY .... TREASURER .... PRESIDENT ...,.. VICE-PRESIDENT , . . SECRETARY ..,... TREASURER .... PRESIDENT ........ VICE-PRESIDENT , . . SECRETARY ...... TREASURER .... SCHOOL BOARD MRS. EDYTHE FRENCH MR. ARTHUR JONES MR. EUGENE YORR CLASS OFFICERS SENIORS JUNIORS SUPERINTENDENT OI-' SCHOOLS PRINCIPAL WIN-I-HROP H. S. .. . COACH OF ATHLETICS HISTORY AND ECONOMICS ......... MATHEMATICS . . . . . MANUAL TRAINING . COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS . . . , FRENCH AND LATIN ENGLISH PRI NCIRAI. JUNIOR HIGH . ROBERT STEWART .. EILEEN PEACOCK KATHERINE NEDZA RAYMOND DE LA FEUILLIEZ RUSSELL SWIFT SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN COMMERCIAL CLUB STENISH SLONINA . ..,. GLENIS RICHARDS ..,. STANLEY KUS ..... RICHARD COBB ALIDA BOWENS ALFRED MAXWELL . . . . ROBERT GIFFORD . . . . . BARBARA FRENCH . . . . . RUTH KNOWLTON ,,... LEWIS HORZEMPA . . . ., STENISH SLONINA ........ LUCILLE FROST MARJORIE COLLINS ..,.. HELEN CUMMINGS

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WINTHROP HIGH SCHOOL 5 Dramatics in High School The Winthrop High School Dramatic Club has been more prominent this year than ever before. Many new club members have been elected and have shown a good deal of talent. In the modern high school dramatics has a place in achieving many of the aims of education. First, it gives a student poise, and self confidence which mean much in later life. Second, it teaches the technique of speaking with emphasis, invaluable to any student. Third, it offers students opportunities to develop originality in acting. Dra- matics aside from these three. aids stu- dents in familiarizing themselves with the best in past and present drama. During the year our Dramatics Club has sponsored or encouraged a number of productions. The club, early in the year presented, Here Comes Patricia. The faculty joined the students in pro- ducing a humorous play, The Deestrick Skule , in Februarv. Another interest- ing and beneficial experiment has been the broadcasting of one play a month over radio station WRDO in Augusta. These plays are prepared for schools by Joseph B. Egan, editor of the Egan Monthly Journal of Character Training. The radio plays provide training for those interested in radio as a vocation. In the spring our club entered a One- Act play production, David Copperfield Visits His Aunt , in a district contest held at Leavitt Institute at Turner. The participation in contests of this kind in- spires the competitors to work harder and gives them an opportunity to com- pare their work with others in the same class. The dramatic contribution of the Senior class this year was a successful comedy, Sally-Lou. It has been a year in which many, rather than a few have had an oppor- tunity to find and develop talent in the field of acting in, and producing stage productions. Lucille Frost '36.