Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-09-30
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
Submitted to The American by the
Ellsworth High school Publicity Board.
SCHOOL ORGANIZATION.


Redman Moore; vice-president, Law
renee Fletcher; treasurer, Barbara
Sargent; secretary, Marion Moon.
Jester Board = Editor-in-chlef,
Thomas Holiness assistant editor,
Helen Whitcomb; business manager,
Leila Morrison assistant manager,
Harlan Bragdon.
Publicity Board = Miss Helene
Bellatty, faculty member; Harriet
Conley, senior; Lloyd Jordan,
Junior; Karin Eliason, sophomore;
Margaret Whtcomb, freshman.
Traffic Board - Fred Fortier,
senior; Sheridan Frederic, junior;
Henry Smith, sophomore.
Boys sketball-Redman Moore,
captain; Richard Lord, manager.
Girls Basketball = Helen Whit
comb, captain Leila Morrison, man
ager.
Baseball-Manager Colby Foss;
captain not yet elected.
Boys Track-Manager Lloyd Jor-
dan; captain not yet elected.
Cheer Shirley Povich.
Senior Class-President Benjamin
Whitcomb; president, Isabel
Emery, secretary, Ilclcl w HiISoiiip,
treasurer, Marion Moon.
Junior Class-President, Gordon
Emery; president, Lillian Nc
Gown; secretary, Marion Young;
treasurer, Kathleen Grindal
Sophomore Glass - President,
Henry Smith; president, Freda
Daniels; secretary, Karin Eliason;
treasurer Walter Beal
Freshman Class-President, Mar
garet Whtcomb; vice-presdent,
Hiding Johnson; secretary, Clifford
Wiley; treasurer, Owen Wardwell.
Glass Advisers-Seniors, Miss
Edgerly; Juniors, Mrs. Gibbs; Sophie
mores, Miss Fields; Freshmen, Miss
Dwyer.
Dean of Girls-Miss Bellatty.
meeting of all the girls in the
Bellatty, dean of girls, spoke few
minutes on the standards and ideals
which girls are expected to live up to.
She urged that they try to live up to
these standards and ideals, and to
work for the improvement of the
school.
The first Jester of this year was
published Friday, Sept. 26. This
paper took the second prize in the
journalistic contest at the U. of M.
last year. losing out from first be-
cause it was too good" for the news
paper class, or, in other words, it was
more of a magazine form. Because
of this, it is this year more III the
form of newspaper. The pages are
larger, but there are not so many OF
them. Regular newsprint paper is
used, and larger headings on the
front page. The Junior candidates
for editor are busy. A great many
items in the first number were writ
ten by the Juniors.
Mr.. Turner has sent away for new
maps to be used in the study of
American history.
The first school social of the year
was held Friday evening. All of the
teachers were present and each
games were played, with the high
school orchestra furnishing the
music. Candy was sold for the bene-
fit of the Students Association. At
10 o'clock the social broke up, each
class giving its class cheer. Every
body had fine time. 1t is hoped to
hold these socials quite often this
year.
At assembly Monday morning, Ben
Whitcomb, '26, gave two-minute
speech on School Spirit"
The drive for business manager
of the Jester is on, and is quite ex-
citing. Following is the standing
at the beginning of the week, Mary
Franklin, first; Parker Cushman,
second; Marion Young, third.
The Seniors on Monday clinched
the inter-class baseball champion
ship in final game with the Juniors.
The Seniors and Juniors each had
two games to their credit when they
met Monday The Juniors took the
lead at the start, and held the upper
class men to a score of 20 up to the
fifth inning. Then they blew up"
and the Seniors took the game hand