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

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XYINTHROP HIGH SCHOOL 11 . JUNIOR CLASS Back Row Ileft to righijr Guilford Roman, Bion Reynolds, Chester Bates, Frederic Libby, Earl Dunlap, Richard Bell, Adrian Knowlton. George Shute. Lyle VVorster, Robert Stetson, XYayne Healey Third Row: Alice Hyatt, Mary Cushman, Annabelle Allen. Mabel Cressey, Marie Rourke, Ruth Lewia, Bette Webb. Helen Slonina, Barbara French, Ruth Knowlton Second Row: Mildred Stetson, Neala lVhitney, Beatrice joyin, Harriet Laughton. Madeline Cook, Martha Sprague, May Hodgdon. jean Kimball. Leneada Fowle First Row: Urban Ricker, Russell Drapeau, Louis Horzempa, Russell Cobb, Herbert Crocker, Everett Pooler, Gary Lee. Henry Dunlap JUNIOR NEWS The -lunior Class throughout the year has participated in all of the school activ- ities, and organizations. In dramatics especially has the class reaped honors. The one act play Elmer Comes Throughlf was judged the best in high school. M. Cushman, U. Ricker, N. VVhitney, R. Cobb, and Jean Kimball made up the cast. The play was coached by Miss Frost of the faculty. Miss Frost's cast won second prize in the con- test at Fdward Little High School. Following the one act play was junior Prize Speaking. The speakers were M. Cushman, A. Hyatt, J. Kimball, M. Stetson, L. lllorster, E. l'ooler, R. Drapeau, and B. Reynolds. Miss Cush- man was awarded first prize on her oration VVhite Lilacs H. 'Mildred Stet- son was awarded second prize and jean Kimball third prize. Much of the material for the Athletic teams has been supplied by the juniors. VV. Healey, R. Drapeau, R. Stetson, B.

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10 WINTHROP WINNER SENIOR NEWS The Senior Class began the school year well by both the girls' and boys' teams winning in the basketball games. ln athletics the Seniors have been promi- nent-All four of the Varsity teams captained by Seniors. Richard being Cobb - Football 3 Alf red Maxwell - Boys' Basketball: Rachel Kinney- Girls' Basketball' and john Hinkley- 7 Baseball. Each of these people have shown line qualities of leadership and sportsmanship in leading his respective teams. Edward Hamblin was awarded a sweater for being the best all-round football player: and Rachel Kinney and George Stetson for being the best all- round basketball player on the girls' and boys' teams respectively. The Seniors have done line work in Dramatics. Many showed fine dramatic ability in the class play, The Pampered Darlingu. The annual Senior Play which is to be given in May will certainly be a wonderful production. VVARREN WELLS GENERAL Couksia PNQQJ' Baseball LID. His talk is very slow, And his walk is the But we're sure that he NVill gain much fame. SZUTLC CHARLOTTE ID.-X VV ICNTWORTH COLLEGE Corus: Lottiv Vice-President t3lg Winner Board iff. -ll: Glee Club t2. 3. lj: Typewriting Certificate CSJ. Now Lottie is a sweet little girl. She comes to school with many a curl. She's happy-go-lucky, careless and free, And always agrees with the majority. Katherine Manter was chosen by the class and faculty as D. A. R. representa- tive to compete in the State D. A. R. con- test for the Waslfiiigton trip. The Seniors on the VVinthr0p VVinner Board are: Virginia Rourke, Alfred Maxwell, Katherine Manter, Alida Bowens, Margret Jones, Rosa Bruneau, Stanley Kus, Helen Smith, Charlotte lVentworth, Rachel Kinney, Helen Dia- mond, Elsie Bates, and Irene Fleury. The Senior Class has a good scholastic record. It often leads the other classes in the number of members on the Honor Roll. Wfe were very sorry to have Helen lovin leave our class this winter. She was a line asset to her class in many ways and we all miss her. She was an im- portant member of the basketball squad. Wfe wish her good luck in Bangor High. Cthers that left our class are Howard Dunham, Louise Frost, Lila Gale, Alice Lyons, and Amelia Dudley.. Margaret Jones, T38

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I2 WINTHROP XVINNER French, B. lovin, M. Rourke, and B. VVebb were all members of the varsity basketball team s. M. Rourke was elected captain of next yearls basketball team. Juniors have also participated in baseball and football. Committees are now planning to give a Cabaret some time in April. The pro- ceeds of which will go into the class treasury. The Junior Class has added one more year to its successful two, and hope to keep on adding to its schedule of activi- ties. Bette W'ebb, 739. i. SOPHOMORE CLASS Back Ron' fluff to rightj: Leon Berry. XVallace Chadwick. Robert Lincoln. Robert Boutin, XN'allace Allen, Norman Rheaume, George Ruman, Lester Mason Third Ro-ze: Richard Bowring, Howard Stewart. Donald Baker. Maurice Sylvester, VVilliam Bowers, Clifford Dunham, Gerard Dostie, Robert Maxwell, Henry -Iolin Second Row: Roberta Dostie, Betty Shute, Eileen Frazee, Theresa Hyatt, Pollyanna Sanborn, Constance Stockford, Rhona Richards, Irene Welch Front Row: Francis johnson, James Hinds. Ezra Smith, Stanley Mayba. Floyd Smith, Milo Johnson. James Hooker SOPHOMORE CLASS The personnel of the Sophomore class is nearly the same as last year except for the loss of Henry -Iolin, our president, who transferred to Saco, and Maurice Sylvester who was compelled to leave because of illness. Something different was sponsored by the class this year in our Hobby Show under the direction of our class advisor, Mrs. Wliittier. It was very interesting to view owing to the varied collection of hobbies.