DOCSLIB.ORG

Blue and Gold 1915 Optimized.Pdf

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text

Load more

lb .,I ICHIVES .783 ... o o7:>?-'15" 14101 i \'\l5" C.I To the faculty and student-body of the Aberdeen H~gh School th~s book ~s hum b­ ly ded~cated. May they generously over­ look the errors, th~nk long on the merits and remember the youth and ~nexper~ence of the staff. *1111 111 111 1111111111111 11111111111111111111111111111 1111111111111111,1 11111111111111111111111111111111 111 111111111111111111111111 11 111 1111 7.< ALEXANDER MITCHElL tlBRARf ABERDEEN ..~OUTH DAKOTA 5740 2 BL UE AND GOLD Henry C. Johnson, Supt. of Schools, 1909-1915, A. M. University Carl M. Bair, High School Princi­ of Iowa, 'postgraduate work in Chi­ pal, 1914-1915, A. B. Grinell College. cago University. ~ -------~ F. E . Welstead, Physics antI Zelma Goldsworthy, Biology, Chemistry, 1909-1915, A. B. Cornell 1.909-1915, A. B. Grinnell College, College, postgraduate in Chicago postgraduate work in U. of Minne­ University. sota, U. of Colorado, BL UE AND GOLD 3 .-- - Agnes Remley, Mathematics, '1'910- Stella Dredge, English, 1912- 1915, A. B., U. of Iowa, postgraduate 1915, Carleton College, postgraduate work Columbia U .. work in U. of Minn. Fred B. Carpenter, Agriculture, C. M. Withrow, Latin and Coac·l, 19'1'3-1915, B. S., S. Of lVlinn. 1911-1915, A. B. , Tarkio College. 4 BLUE AND GOLD H. Onsgard, German, 1913-1915, A. B., Luther College, Decorah, la., Charles Lombard, Commercial postgrad uate work in Leipzig, Ger­ work, 1913-1915, B. of Accounts, many. Hillsdale College. Ada McCordic, English and His­ K. H. Patrick, Manual Training, tory, 1914-1n5, A. M., Wisconsin 191 ' 4-1~15, Graduate $tO\lt lnl;ititute. UniverSity, BLUE AND GOLD 5 Luman Sampson, H istory, 1912- Morris Wilkinson, Mathematics, 1915, A. M., Iowa University. 1913-1'915, A. B., University of Iowa. Florence Butler , Physiograp'hy, Vera Lighthall, English and Li- 1912-1913, A. B., Iowa State Teach- bl'al'ian, 1913-1915, A. B., Iowa State ers College, Graduate work Chicago Teachers' College, Graduate work University. Chicago University. 6 BL UE AND GOLD Mary E. Craney, Commercial and Mary Remley, Latin and Mathe­ Penmanship, 1914-1915, Graduate matics, 1911-1915, A. B., Iowa Uni­ Superior Normal School, Eau Claire versity. Business College, A. N., Palmer School of Writing. Gertrude McCann, Household Arts, 1913-1915, Graduate Lewis In­ A. D. Tinker, Manual Training, stitute. 1913-1915, Graduate Stout Institute. .., BL UE AND GOLD . Jessie J. H umphrey, Music, 1914- Imogene Rowntree, Dra wing, 19'1'5, Northwestern School of Music, 1914-1915, A. B., Beloit College, National Sch ool of Music. Grad uate Handicraft Guild. Inez Clark, Physical Training, 191 3-1915, Gra duat e Mich. State Normal College, Ch a uta uqua School of Physical E ducation, postgradu­ J essie St ewart, History, 191 0- ate work New Haven Normal School 1915, A. B., I. S. T. C., postgraduate of Gymnastics. work -Chicago U. 8 BLUE AND GOLD Lillian Zimpher, Nurse, 1911- Bernardine Cooney, Domestic Sci- 1915, Graduate Mayo Hospital, Ro­ ence, Household Arts, 1'911-1915. chester, Minn. Mary Cashel, English, 1910-1915, Warrensburg ","ormal, postgraduate A. B., University of Wisconsin. Columbia U. BL UE AND GOLD S-incerity. E-quality. N- icety. I- ngenuity. O-riginality. R- egularity. S-uperiority. ~~ni nrs S-is for Seniors who are now leav ing you E-is for earth on which they all grew N-is for Normal where they all go I-is for intellect which they all show O-is for orders which they all obey R-is for remembrances which al­ ways will stay 8-1s for stars which they'll all be some day. -G.D.,'15. 10 BLUE AND GOLD Esther Carlson. "A daughter of the Gods, divinely tall, and most divinely fair." Josie Lange. "Jo.'· "God helps those who help them­ selves. " Secretary Senior Girls' Club. lVlarie ;\'Iagone. "iUagony." "Sweet looks by human kindness bred." BL UE AND GOLD 11 Harold Shaifel'. "Germany." "There's a thrid 0' hair on your suit coat breast, abo on the heart a wie.'" ]<-'ootball, '14. Class Play. Secretary Junior Class. Glenn \Vilson. "Fireman. " " The secret of success is consist· ency of purpose." \Villiam \Vallace. "Larry"- "A small show of man was yet upon his chin." Class Play. 12 BLUE AND GOLD lUan \Villiamson. "Hawk." "With many a social honor graced." Class Play. Foot,ball, '1'2, '13, '14. Lineoin Boyd. "JUnk." "No wedding bells for me." Class Play. Treasurer Senior Class. Adelaide :\Iakens. "Pug." "Always in a rush, but always late." Editor, B. & G. BLUE AND GOLD 1.,') Ruth Spees. "Spees .. "Smooth runs the water when the brook is deep." Olga Abrahamson. "Ole." "A sweeet winsome, lovable girl." .ljOl·na U1l11Jhrey. "Dotty Dimples" "She doeth little kindnesses which most leave undone." Entered from West High, De­ Moines, '15. 14 BLUE AND GOLD Elh~ Hempstead. "Be a good sweet maid, and let who will be clever." TIcy IHasse. "Peter." "I do but sing because I must." Alice Chamberlain. " Alicia. " "Shy, quiet, Alice?" Bears none of malice But makes everyone a friend. Class Play. Treasurer of Junior Class. Declamatory Contest. BLUE AND GOLD 15 Halph Askew . "Beans." "Genuinely admired by all boys and heartily loved by all girls." Vice President Junior Class. Football, '13, '14. Captain, '14. Ira LUIl1. "I~unl." "A man after his own heart- yet he would rather a girl were after it. " President Senior Class. Class Play. Basket Ball, '15. George Dell. "Del. " "Nothing frivolous touches him." Debate, '15. 16 BLUE AND GOLD "'[Yl'tle JUalJUnde. "Myrt." "A smooth and steadfast mind, gentle thoughts, and calm de- sires. " Treasurer of Senior Class. AdelIa Heiduel'. "As quiet as a mouse, as yet no trap has caught her." Laul'a Heiduel'. "She has a quietness of manner , undisturlbed by a grim ambition.'· BLUE AND GOLD Ii Frances 'Dixon. "Dick." "Her smile is reserved for the fa­ vored few." Class Play. JJorchen Schamber. "A girl remarkable for her sin­ cerity and individ uaJi.ty." Entered from Eureka High School, '14. Olive Burns. "Burnsy." "It saves a lot of trouble to be born good looking." 18 BLUE .AJND GOLD Cm'al Benning. "Coy: " 1 came -here to study and ((' think." Entered from Ellston, l a., High. '15. 'Villiam Mellenthin. "Bill." "The Christian is God Almighty's gentleman." Class play. Guy Combes. "Brush ." " 1 like a girl, I r eally think I do." Entered from I"airfax, S. D., '1 5. Class Play. Football, ' 14. BLUE AND GOLD Ina Howell. "Tiny"" "Nothing is more useful tl: an sil­ ence." Entered from Ipswich H. S, '15. Miriam '\Tilson. "J\fun~.'· "'rIle embodiment of perpetu'll motion." Ass't. Playground Instructor. Class Play. J,eo El'win, "li'at. " "lI:xercise! I peeled an orange for :breakfast. " Football, '14 . .Tok<)s an Annual Staff. 20 BL UE AND GOLD Glenn Smith. "Pretty" "Why should I be told anything." Class Play. Jeanette Van Beek. "Jack:' "If all maidenly virtu es, b eau te­ ous be, then is this maid the fair­ est under the sun," 'l'heodol'c Stark. "Ted." "Linked sweetness long dra Wll out." Football, '14. BLUE AND GOLD \VCYlllall Uiifcl'tl. "Gifi.' .H "He is in love with himself, ane. has no competition." Uuble T~avery. "'Doc " "Then he w ill talk- Ye Gods, ho·.v he will talk." Class Play. Football, '13, ' 14. Lela Ennis. "Pete:' "With her is a secret sel1Je of all things sweet and fa ir." 22 BLUE AND GOLD ]\[argaI'et Boothroyd.. Ul\farg." " A noble t ype of good h eroic wo­ manhood." P resident of the Senior Girls' Club. J\l'thul' 'Hay. "l~"" 'at . " " ~Where ignor ance is bliss, 'tis fol­ ly to be wise. Yivian ott. "'Vie \Vie" or "Ott" " His grades he gets, as every on ~ knows by ·bluff and persuasion ." BLUE AND GOLD 23 JIa Uitchie. "Ruddy." "She h as to be known to be appre­ ciated." Anne neanl. "Billy." "An ounce of mirth is worth pound of sorrow." Vice President Senior C la~s. Class Play. l<'loyd Mosiman. "Mosy." "Here is Floyd, great in debate and on the field an athlete g r eat." Debate, '14, '15. Basketball, '15. Secretary Senior Class. Class Play. Ass't. Treasurer Junior Class. 24 BLUE AND GOLD Huth McCarthy. "Irish." "An Irishman and proud of it." Class Play. Dorothy Campbell. "Dort.'* "A sweet maid, who by gentle art woos and wins each classmate.> heart." Editor of B. & G. Annual. Isabel Nicol. "Tibby." "Her voice is soft, gentle and low~an excellent thing in vr,o­ man." George j\lountain. "Stub'by." "How wayward is this foolish love! " Football, '14. 131. UE AND GOLD in written composition consists of r DEPAR TMENTS two long themes based on assigned li brary readings which extend ove'· THE DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH a period of eight weeks. In Eng·· The aim in English work proper lish V after a study of Burke's is to aid the student to express him­ "Conciliation" briefs and argument" self, or rather the subject in which are worked out, based on reading he is interested at any certain time done in connection with topics of and for any r eason, with elearness, present interest. economy and force. In accordance with this aim and attempt has been TJiteratllre made to adopt the English work !it The study of literature is begun every stage, as far as possible, to in the first year, whe'! the story in­ the interests and abilities of thcl terest is supreme. In the seconJ student at the time such instructio:1 and third years, plays are studied, is given. The work, in the hands of poems and novels are read and four teachers, includes all High dramatized in whole or part.
Recommended publications
  • The Curtis L. Ivey Science Center DEDICATED SEPTEMBER 17, 2004

    The Curtis L. Ivey Science Center DEDICATED SEPTEMBER 17, 2004

    NON-PROFIT Office of Advancement ORGANIZATION ALUMNI MAGAZINE COLBY-SAWYER Colby-Sawyer College U.S. POSTAGE 541 Main Street PAID New London, NH 03257 LEWISTON, ME PERMIT 82 C LBY-SAWYER CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED ALUMNI MAGAZINE I NSIDE: FALL/WINTER 2004 The Curtis L. Ivey Science Center DEDICATED SEPTEMBER 17, 2004 F ALL/WINTER 2004 Annual Report Issue EDITOR BOARD OF TRUSTEES David R. Morcom Anne Winton Black ’73, ’75 CLASS NOTES EDITORS Chair Tracey Austin Ye ar of Gaye LaCasce Philip H. Jordan Jr. Vice-Chair CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Tracey Austin Robin L. Mead ’72 the Arts Jeremiah Chila ’04 Executive Secretary Cathy DeShano Ye ar of Nicole Eaton ’06 William S. Berger Donald A. Hasseltine Pamela Stanley Bright ’61 Adam S. Kamras Alice W. Brown Gaye LaCasce Lo-Yi Chan his month marks the launch of the Year of the Arts, a David R. Morcom Timothy C. Coughlin P’00 Tmultifaceted initiative that will bring arts faculty members to meet Kimberly Swick Slover Peter D. Danforth P’83, ’84, GP’02 the Arts Leslie Wright Dow ’57 with groups of alumni and friends around the country. We will host VICE PRESIDENT FOR ADVANCEMENT Stephen W. Ensign gatherings in art museums and galleries in a variety of cities, and Donald A. Hasseltine Eleanor Morrison Goldthwait ’51 are looking forward to engaging hundreds of alumni and friends in Suzanne Simons Hammond ’66 conversations about art, which will be led by our faculty experts. DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Patricia Driggs Kelsey We also look forward to sharing information about Colby-Sawyer’s Beth Cahill Joyce Juskalian Kolligian ’55 robust arts curriculum.
  • Spring 2015 Commencement Program

    Spring 2015 Commencement Program

    COMMENCEMENT UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO BOULDER FOLSOM STADIUM MAY 9, 2015 One Hundred Thirty-Ninth Year of the University The Regents of the University of Colorado Dear Graduate: One of the greatest honors for the University of Colorado Board of Regents, the institution’s governing board, is to be part of a graduation ceremony. Your success is a success for us all. Your degree is a measure not only of an accom- plishment of dedication and talent, but also notice to the world that you have the intellectual gifts and discipline to contribute greatly to our community. Your commencement ceremony, like every University of Colorado graduation since 1935, will close with the reading of the timeless Norlin Charge. Today “marks your initiation in the fullest sense of the fellowship of the university, as bearers of her torch, as centers of her influence, as promoters of her spirit.” Each year, the University of Colorado grants thousands of bachelor’s, master’s, pro- fessional and doctoral degrees to some of the greatest minds in our country and the world. Today, we proudly add your name to this notable group of individuals. Congratulations on your hard-earned accomplishment. Sincerely, The Regents of Colorado Back Row: Glen Gallegos, District 3 (Grand Junction); Steve Bosley, At Large (Longmont); Stephen Ludwig, At Large (Denver); Michael Carrigan, District 1 (Denver); John Carson, District 6 (Highlands Ranch). Front Row: Linda Shoemaker, District 2 (Boulder); Kyle Hybl, Chairman, District 5 (Colorado Springs); Irene Griego, Vice Chair, District 7 (Lakewood); Sue Sharkey, District 4 (Castle Rock). 2 Dear Graduate, Congratulations, your hard work has brought you to this day.
  • Unclaimed Capital Credit/Property

    Unclaimed Capital Credit/Property

    Unclaimed Capital Credit/Property Member Name City State A W B Builders Crystal MN A-Z Child Care Minneapolis MN Aadland, Joan D Saint Paul MN Aaker, Karen E Plymouth MN Aamlie, Norman C Loretto MN Aanonsen, Lee T Brooklyn Park MN Abbott, John S East Greenwich RI Abfalter, Gilbert A Monticello MN Abrahamson, Gary L Minneapolis MN Abramson, Doug A Dassel MN Abramson, Verlin Cokato MN Absolutely Nuts Buffalo MN Aca Management Services Tulsa OK Accurso, Carol Minneapolis MN Accurso, Michael F Eagan MN Acker Estate, Glenn K Plymouth MN Ackerland, Mike Kimball MN Ackerley, Bruce W Denver CO Ackerman, Carole I Bloomington MN Ackerman, Dennis White Bear Lake MN Ackerman, Rick Auburn NY Ackerman, Steven L Elk River MN Ackman, Stuart Hamel MN Acromite, Gary M Ada MI Acrylium Aquaria Minneapolis MN Adam, Paul E Elk River MN Adamini, Peter D Green Bay WI Adams, Chester Maple Grove MN Adams, John H Park City UT Adams, Kenneth L Robbinsdale MN Adams, Lavonne Elk River MN Adams, Lawrence P Crystal MN Adams, Thomas W Hayward WI Adams, Wendy K Mound MN Adams, William E Maple Grove MN Adams, William G Osage MN Adamski, Timothy Charlotte NC Adamson, Stephen Des Moines IA Aday, Karalene B Elk River MN Addy, Donald E Plymouth MN Adelman, Edward Cape Coral FL Adema, Jake P Mesa AZ Ades, Dean C Brainerd MN Adickes, Alan L Watertown MN Adickes, Raymond Isle MN Adkins, James J Maple Grove MN Adkins, Jones M Brooklyn Park MN Adkins, Nancy J Saint Michael MN Adkins, Thomas B Saint Michael MN Adrian, John Clearwater MN Adrian, Kyle Maple Grove MN Adrian, Michael J Maple Grove MN Advanced Builders Plymouth MN Aeromix Systems, Inc.
  • Ful Papers Reels20-32(1926-1955)

    Ful Papers Reels20-32(1926-1955)

    Index generated by Nancy Kolk Reel # 20: November 12, 1926-October 30, 1928 Fulton Journal: Fulton, Illinois 1926: Nov. 12: Married: Paul Decker (John) & Jennie Van Zuiden (John), p. 1 Married: ? Balk (Corneil) & William Dykstra (Jacob), p. 1 Died: Effie Boerema, 86, Appingedam, Groningen: Mother of Jacob Boerema, p.1 Jacob Boerema receives citizenship papers, p. 4. 16: Married: Jake Ottens (William), Fenton & Inez Betts (Verne), Garden Plain, p. 1 19: Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Temple, daughter, p. 2 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Leslie, son, Clarence Gilbert, p. 2 Died: Daniel Daley, Clinton (Married Margaret McNulty), p. 3 23: Funeral: Daniel Daley, p. 1 Funeral: Anna Van Zuiden, 30, p. 1 Married: Alice Bretz (John), Morrison & Bernard Kane (Henry), Fulton, p. 2 26: Married: Viola Timmons (Herman) & Charles Snyder (Howard), Fulton, p. 1 30: E. Clinton residents get electric lights, p. 1 Dep. Sheriff Bielema recovers flock of 87 geese, p. 4 Dec. 3: Ladies Aid of Spring Valley Presbyterian will hold annual chicken pie dinner, Dec. 10 7: Funeral: Mrs. Oscar Park, p. 1 Allan Wiersema has scarlet fever, p. 2 Died: Martha Bulthuis Vogel (Sikke), 89 In Memoriam: Mary Emily Emmons, 71. Married Oscar Parks, Garden Plain, p. 3 10: Funeral: Martha Vogel, p. 2 Married: Ben Bielema (F.) & Anna Buikema (Jacob), p. 3 Funeral: Josephine Klimstra Temple 23 (Henry), Newton (Claus Klimstra), p. 3 Died: Gladys VanVuren, 3 (Jacob), p. 3 14: Obit: Josephine Klimstra, p. 1 Married: Genevieve Cleary (John), Lyons & Harold Snyder (Alex), Fulton, p. 1 17: Born to Mr. and Mrs.
  • New Episodes of a Place to Call Home and Wentworth Now

    New Episodes of a Place to Call Home and Wentworth Now

    Media Release: Monday, September 14, 2015 New episodes of A Place to Call Home and Wentworth now available on Presto - See the episode of A Place to Call Home Seven never broadcast - Plus the third season of the Logie Award winning Wentworth New episodes of two of Australia’s favourite drama series – A Place to Call Home and Wentworth – are now available to stream on demand on Presto. From today, the dramatic alternate ending to the finale of season two of the hit Aussie drama A Place to Call Home has been added to Presto. The episode, which was never broadcast on the Seven Network, gives fans of the sweeping romantic period drama the chance to see the final minutes that change everything. Presto TV and Presto Entertainment bundle subscribers can also binge on the first two complete seasons of A Place to Call Home, which has won over Australian viewers in their droves. Created by Bevan Lee (Packed to the Rafters, Winners and Losers, Always Greener), A Place to Call Home is set in 1950s rural Australia and follows the lives of the Blighs, a wealthy and complicated pastoralist family, who live in Inverness, NSW. The cast features AACTA award winner Marta Dusseldorp as Sarah Adams, Noni Hazlehurst as Elizabeth Bligh, Brett Climo as George Bligh, Craig Hall as Dr. Jack Duncan, Sara Wiseman as Carolyn Bligh, David Berry as James Bligh, Arianwen Parkes-Lockwood as Olivia Bligh, Abby Earl as Anna Bligh, Aldo Mignone as Gino Poletti, Jenni Baird as Regina Standish, Frankie J. Holden as Roy Briggs, Deborah Kennedy as Doris Collins, Ben Winspear as Rene Nordmann and Heather Mitchell as Prudence Swanson.
  • County Marriage Records, 1908-1916 Index by Bride's Name Groom's Name Bride's Name Year Record No

    County Marriage Records, 1908-1916 Index by Bride's Name Groom's Name Bride's Name Year Record No

    Grems-Doolittle Library Schenectady County Historical Society 32 Washington Ave., Schenectady, NY 12305 (518) 374-0263 [email protected] County Marriage Records, 1908-1916 Index by Bride's Name Groom's Name Bride's Name Year Record No. Thomson, Douglas G. ???, Elsie 1913 3965 Panculo ?, August ?iamano ?, Mamie 1914 5134 Christiance, Laurence A????, Mabel 1913 4008 McDonald, Nelson O. Abare, Charlotte 1908 27 Laing, Benjamin Abare, Edna 1912 3558 Post, Lansing, M. Abbott, Ruth 1909 708 Walsh, James J. Abel, Blanche 1915 5254 Williams, Daniel Able, Jennie 1909 1105 Osterhout, J. Stanley Abrams, Edith M. 1908 391 Stoneham, Francis Achert ?, Anna M. 1912 3416 Smith, James Acker ?, Josie 1910 1824 Jeffers, Harry Acker, Lucy 1915 5202 Sutherland, George C. Ackerly, Helen D. 1916 6167 Tenny, Ronald E. Ackerman, Elizabeth J. 1914 4460 Branhardt, Charles Ackerman, Wilhelmina 1910 1762 Cegbulski ?, Alexander Adamczak, Jospehine 1912 3590 Smiarowski ?, Jozef Adamczak, Mary 1910 1653 Miller, James S. Adams, Adeline 1909 863 Gillette, Robert T. Adams, E. Mae ? 1915 5635 Freeman, Frank A. Adams, Edna 1908 511 Tabor, Elmer Adams, Esther 1915 6143 Ahn, Frederickk C. Adams, Frances B. 1914 4841 Romanowski, Antoni Adams, Mary 1911 2232 Myers, Ernest S. Adams, Olive 1909 858 Wtulich ?, Wladyyslaw Adamska ?, Wladyslaw 1910 1174 Swenson, Carl Adamson, Estrid 1908 402 Sigel, Alexander Adir, Dora 1916 6433 Wilsey, Charles E. Adriance Evelyn M. 1916 6139 Putnam, Louis Adriance, Emily 1908 127 Clinton, William B. Adriance, Emily B. 1914 4712 Venn, Arthur R. Adriance, Myra 1908 47 Passalis, Loucas Agnew, Angellina 1912 2632 McKenna, William Ahern, Bridget A. 1914 4778 Appbly, Zach Aigner ?, Katherine 1916 6431 Rasmussen, Carl H.
  • World Premiere of Season 3 Starts April 7 on Foxtel's Soho Channel

    World Premiere of Season 3 Starts April 7 on Foxtel's Soho Channel

    Media Release: Tuesday, February 10, 2015 World premiere of Season 3 Starts April 7 on Foxtel’s SoHo channel Season 3 of the internationally acclaimed Australian drama Wentworth will premiere Tuesday April 7, at 8.30pm EST, on Foxtel’s SoHo channel. As the story resumes four months have passed since Bea Smith’s bold escape and ruthless murder of Brayden Holt. Having returned to Wentworth Correctional Centre, Bea has assumed the mantle of Top Dog, hailed by all - including Franky Doyle herself - as a worthy successor. Franky may no longer be Top Dog but she’s not about to forget how Liz lagged on her, and Boomer is set make Liz pay. Doreen’s baby bump is growing and Ferguson is watching her closely. While Vera’s instincts are more attuned to Ferguson’s scheming, Will is none the wiser despite Fletch’s apparent hit and run accident. Wentworth stars Danielle Cormack as Bea Smith, Nicole da Silva as Franky Doyle, Pamela Rabe as Joan Ferguson, Kate Atkinson as Vera Bennett, Celia Ireland as Liz Birdsworth, Shareena Clanton as Doreen Anderson, Katrina Milosevic as Sue “Boomer” Jenkins, Aaron Jeffery as Matthew “Fletch” Fletcher and Robbie Magasiva as Will Jackson. Supporting cast includes Socratis Otto as Maxine Conway, Georgia Chara as Jess Warner and Jacquie Brennan as Linda Miles. Wentworth is a FremantleMedia Australia production for Foxtel. The series is distributed by FremantleMedia International and is seen in more than 80 countries. About Foxtel Foxtel is one of Australia’s most progressive and dynamic media companies, directly employing around 2,500 people, and delivering a diverse subscription television service over cable, satellite and broadband distribution.