Boothbay Region High School - Log Yearbook (Boothbay Harbor, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

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Capen We, the class of 1952, dedicate ihis issue of the LOG to Mr. Capen, a loyal teacher and an understanding friend. THE LOG 3 sms, 'ruuuzn mwumrm 411185552 us. 41 unfnw Um mm: xvvnmcnmcxwnl f'4'iW9KY FACULTY PISKIHWI fhIil'PU l'4IH'I MRA. hh!-.NL VRINQIPKI. 'HBS I' IPR!-'W HIM. HAWTMW-U MR. IAWRI-Nfl-. USlll.'41 lH U. . x kg gm! ure. mmuny masrunv UfW'F'4 'Q THE LOG Log Staff WS! 5 P071-5 Of fb :ri-feb AuM+ Awami! E A '+G' -in -EAW C 4713 14h A1,1,.f1+ Xi ' S- ASSn5't2u-Q. K4-If Rini -FUSTIAJ BQSWHQSS M THE LOG Log Staff gb ka Q ft ix Eg f 2 . A J Sow-fm R3GVCw1uw ml Ad- E4i+ov-T ' Keusmzqi Klu CY ,......E' SOAP G, 1-Q-,uct wfff' ,Lv 5 X? EA-Q-5 33667 H.,.,..4 Aagfxfe S ' E4 ffuw- E !+0w- 499 THE LOG l Scribe When Edmund f'Scribe Lewis took over Thad Roberts' job as janitor in 1929, he covered three school houses, the high school and the east and west side scnools. Mr. Lewis reports that at that time the boiler room floor in the high school was half covered with water, the concrete being just enough to keep the furnace out of water. At this time planks were the paths of travel. The present coal bin which Scribe built is a far cry from the one here when he took the job. The old bin held fourteen tons of coal and had to be filled almost every week. The new bin Mr. Lewis built holds one hundred tons of coal and is more convenient. Along with building a new coal bin, Scribe painted and fixed up the boys' basements in the high and grade schools. He also added a protective coatin of thin wood over the concrete blo ks at the north end of the gymnasiu . From 1929 to 1952 Scribe' has been janitor except for two yea s during World War ll when he wor ed in the shipyard. During these t o years the job changed hands fo r times, until it came back to Scrib Along with these achievements S ribe has made friends with all the s dents of this school. He always ha a smile and a cheery hello for veryone. Every class that has gradu ted from the high school has liked Scribe, For this reason we dedicate this page to him, our good friend an janitor. PAUL ABB . JR. '52 THE LOG Seniors Senior Class Officers K, W Left to Right-Estelle Townsend, Robert Campbell, Paul Abbott, Peggy Kelley 8 THE LOG Gentlemen prefer blondes Tub College Scientific Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Chorus 15 lf' CReporter 2, 3, 455 Student Council l, 2, 3, 4 V.E.W. Convention 1, 2, 35 Senior Play5 A Convention 35 First Prize, Monday Club Essay 3' Winter Carnival Committee 1 25 Pop Conc Son ot Mr. and Mrs. Paul Abbott ROBERT ALLEY, JR. A town that boasts ot inhabitants like me, can have no lack ot society. Sam General East Boothbay Football 2, 45 Basketball U.V.D l, 25 Varsity 3, 45 CMgr. 45, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Maine State Music Festival 2, 3, 45 V.P.W. Convention 2, '35 American Legion Convention 35 Pop Concert 2, 3, 45 Register Staff 35 Log Staff: Winter Carnival Committee 1, 25 Freshman Reception Committee 25 Dramatic Club 2, 3, CPresident 32 One-act Play Contest 25 Senior Play5 Winner of Sophomore Prize Speaking Contest 25 Debating 2, 3, 4, CPresident 415 , . er Stal't5 Class President 45 Teenage Minstrel 4. PAUL HENRY ABBOTT, JR. Boothbay Harbor otball 1, 2, 3, 4 CCapt.D 45 Basketball QI.V.D 15 Varsity 2, 3, 45 Baseball Mgr. lp CPresident 455 vice to Eighth Graders5 Maine State Music Festival l, 2, 3, 45 lfmerican Legion 35 Register Start tl, 2, 3, 45 Log Class Gifts Teenage Minstrel 4, CDrummerD. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alley , A 4, sw, CLAYTON BLAKE ' gps? 1 The world knows nothing of it's greatest men. .5 P ,If Class Master of Ceremonies BARBARA ANNE rightly, Women are never so likely to settle a as when they discuss it freely. Kitty Commercial Boothbay Harbor Transferred to Boothbay Harbor High Scho 1 from Portland High School. Cadets G-lee Club 15 Delta Si ma Sorority 15 Boothbay Harbor High School- Cheerlea in 2 3 Head Cheerleader 35 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Basketball CI Register Start 35 Log StaH5 Senior Play5 T Commercial Club 3. Cf 1 7 D 35 Varsity 45 Minstrel 45 Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brewer Class Statistics 3' 'ulwilf General Boothbay Football Mgr. 25 Winter Carnival Committee l, 25 Basketball Mgr. 35 Golf 35 Prize Speaking 25 Senior Play CStagehandD, Son ot Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Blake Class Will THE LOG 9 NANCY LEE BREWER Good nature and good sense abound in her. Nan General Boothbay Harbor Cheerleading 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Teenage Minstrel 4. Daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Parker Brewer ROBERT TREAT CAMPBELL A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Bobby College Scientific Boothbay Harbor Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 35 Basketball CI.V.D 25 Varsity 3, 45 Football 3, Mgr. 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play5 Winter Carnival Committee 1, 25 Chorus 15 Class Treasurer 45 Vice President of Class 35 V.P.W. Convention l, 2, 35 American Legion Convention 25 Music Festival l, 2, 3, 45 Pop Concert 1, 2, 3, 45 Log StaH5 Teenage Minstrel. Son ot Mr. and Mrs. Archie Campbell FLORA E. CLIFFORD No time tor idle hours, we must be serious in this world of ours. College Classical East Boothbay Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 2, 35 One-act Play Contest 35 Basketball CI.V.D 35 Spelling Contest l, 2, 3, 45 Prize Speaking Winner '25 Monday Club Essay5 Pop Concert 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Festiva1 1, 2, 3, 45 V.F.W. Convention 1, 2, 35 American Legion Convention 25 Senior Playg Teenage Minstrel5 Salutatorian. Daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clifford Class Ode PRESTON DOWNING He is an enemy to none and a friend to all. Mort General Boothbay Son of Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Downing. 10 THE LOG ' LORRAINE EMERSON Oh, to live at ease and not to be made to think. Rainy Commercial Trevett Chorus 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3: Senior Tay Committee: Basketball Mgr. 4: Senior Float Committee: S nior Halloween Social 4: Teenage Minstrel. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Emerson Class Historian LETA GILES Silence is a friend that will never betray. General Back Narrows Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 2, 3, 4. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lermond Giles i CAROL GREENLEAF All boys are worthless to her except one.f' Kay Commercial Trevett Chorus 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3: Senior Float Committee 4: Teenage Minstrel 4. Daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Emery Greenleaf LORRAINE ANNE HOLMES I agree with no man's opinion, I have some of my own. Commercial Boothbay Harbor Chorus l: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Most Improved Basketball Award for Freshman Girls: Softball l, 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball CI.V.Dl: Varsity 2, 3, 4: Foul Shooting Contest 3, 4: F.H.A. CPresiclentD 2: Music Festival l, 2, 3, 4: Pop Concert l, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3: American Legion Convention 3: V.F.W. Convention l, 2, 3: Senior Play Committee: Teenage Minstrel. Daughter of Mrs. Rita Holmes Class Pessimist THE LOG 1 1 BETTY LOU HOWARD l dare say you love him. Elizabeth Commercial Boothbay Harbor Band 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Chorus l, 2, 4, Commercial Club 3, Senior Play, F.H.A. 1, Log Staft, Pop Concert 1, 2, CChairman 31, Maine State Music Festival l, 2, 3, V.F.W. Convention l, 2, 3, American Legion Convention 2, Register Staff 3. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Howard Class Gifts MARGARET ELIZABETH'KELLEY You cannot call it love, For at your age ........ Peggy Commercial Boothbay Harbor Basketball CI.V.D 2, Chorus l, 2, 4, Senior Play, Vice President of Class 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, CVice President 32, One-act Play Contest 2, 3, Sophomore Prize Speaking, Winner of Advice to Eighth Graders, F.H.A. CVice President U, Cheerleading 3, 4, Cheerleading Club 3 CReporterD, Monday Club Essay, Senior Halloween Committee 4, Commercial Club, Log Staii, Teenage Minstrel. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Iames Kelley ALBERT ROSCOE MARSHALL No Cupid's dart e'er pierced his heart. Mike College Classical Boothbay Harbor Basketball Cl.V.D l, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football l, QMgr. 2,3D, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Log Staff, President of Class l, 2, 3, Student Conucil 1, 2, 3, Senior Play, Chorus l, Prize Speaking 2, Pop Concert l, 2, 3, 4, Register Start 3, Maine State Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, V.F.W. Convention 1, 2, 3, American Legion Convention 2, Winter Carnival Com- mittee l, 2, Teenage Minstrel. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Marshall Class Marshal ROBERT MERCER Ambition caused Caesar's downfall, so I shall live on forever. Bob General Boothbay Harbor Chorus l: Baseball 3. Son ot Mrs. Grace Sargent and Mr. F. C. Mercer 1 12 THE LOG So young to Dottie General Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. l. Q CAROL MOORE l like a man who says what he thinks .... when he agrees with me. C, Moore Commercial Boothbay Harbor Basketball CI.V.b l, 25 Varsity 3, 4, CCO-Capt. 45: Softball l, 2, 3, 47 Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Sophomore Prize Speaking 25 Dramatic Club 25 Commercial Club 3: F.H.A. lp Chorus l, 2, 4j Maine State Music Festival 1, 2, 3, Register Start 35 Teenage Minstrel. Carl Moore . , ' CW' Qu? fl GERALD Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. JANICE L. NEWELL All men are beasts, and l'm an animal LOVER. Jan Commercial Boothbay Harbor Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 35 Dramatic Club 2, 3, CTreasurer 3Dg One-act Play Contest 27 Debating 4, CSecre- tary 451 F.l-l.A. l, 2, 3: Register Statt 3: Senior Float Com- mittee 4g Log Starfg Basketball CI.V.D 1, 2, 35 Teenage Minstrel. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Newell DOROTHY MORTON be a Widow. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Morton Boothbay Harbor MURPHY I was gratified to be able to answ and I did, I said I didn't know. Jerry Industrial Arts Son ot Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Murphy er promptly, Boothbay t .THE LOG 13 OWEN HUTCI-IINS PINKHAM All the great men are dead, and l'm not feeling well. 0akey Industrial Arts Boothbay Harbor ' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. Son oi Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pinkharn Class Optimist REGINA PIERCE Why put oft until tomorrow what can be done just as well next week. Peg General Boothbay Harbor F.H.A. l, 25 Cheerleading 3, Chorus 1, 3, 4. Daughter of Mrs. Velma Pierce .JOAN ANN PROCTOR Q Absence makes the heart grow tonderf' Joanie Commercial Boothbay Harbor Band lp Orchestra l, 2, 3, 47 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3, CSecretary 351 Debating Club 3, CSecretary 355 Sophomore Prize Speaking Alternate Z, Commercial Club 31 Oneact Play Contest 2, 35 Honorable Mention Monday Club Essay 35 Pop .A Concert l, 2, 3, 47 Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Float Com- 3. 1 Q mittee: Register Staitp Teenage Minstrel. E. Daughter of Mrs. Letha Proctor and Dr. Thomas Proctor ii KATHLEEN ESTELLE RAND Well, it I got nothing else ot school, I'll get myself out. Katie Commercial West Southport Basketball 2, 3, CCo-Capt.D 45 Class Officer 3p Softball 3, 4g 1 Dramatic Club 27 Senior Log Staff: Chorus 1, Z. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Rand Class Prophecy y 14 THE LOG NANCY LORRAINE Rows CJ? ,fwmpwqg Agreed Vicky General Boothbay F.H.A. 1, 2: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oler Rowe VIVIAN SMITH Because I talk is no reason why I can't be silent. Viv General F.H.A. 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Daughter ot Mrs. Abbie Smith RICHARD REED I am a lover, and have not found anythinq to love. Slim College Scientific Boothbay Harbor Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 25 Baseball 3:35 Senior Play, Sophomore Prize Speakinq Altern teg Class Secre- tary 25 Golf: Teenage Minstrel. and 1, 2, 3, 43 Son of Mr. and Mrs. Georqe Reed to differ. NANCY SARGEN T Better late than never. Sarge General Boothbay Harbor Chorus l, 2, 3, 47 F.H.A. 25 Student Council 3, 4, D.A.R. Award 47 Senior Play Committee. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sarqent Boothbay Harbor THE LOC- 15 NANCY SHELIA SNOWMAN She that says little may know a great deal. Nance Commercial Newagen Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, Monday Club Essay Winner, Teenage Minstrel. Daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Leland Snowman NORMAN GAIL STONE Where there's a will, there's a way. Farley College Scientific Boothbay Harbor Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball CI.V.D 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Crchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Pop Concert 1, 2, 3, 4, Maine State Music Festival 1 2, 3, 4, V.F.W. Convention 1, 2, 3, American Legion Convention 2, Monday Club Essay 3, Teenage Minstrel. Son ot Mr. and Mrs. Farleigh Stone C ESTELLE MAE TOWNSEND Personality is a sure step to success. Min Commercial Boothbay Harbor Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Class Vice President 1, Class Secretary 3, 4, Cheer- leader 2, 3, Gir1's State Representative 3, Commercial Club 3, F.l-LA. l, Pop Concert 1, 2, 3, 4, Teenage Minstrel, Register Staff, Valedictorian. 31 ' Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Townsend RICHARD SAWYER Good humor is always a success. Dick General Boothbay Harbor Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Maine State Music Festival l, 2, 3 4, V.F.W. Convention l, 2, 3, Pop Concert 1, 2, 3, 4, American Legion Convention 2, 3, Teenage Minstrel. Son ot Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sawyer 16 THE LOG , , ,f HERBERT CECIL WINSLOW He who does not love wine, woman, and song, remains a tool all life long. Nig General Boothbay Harbor Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 45 Vice President of Class 27 Golf, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Son oi Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Winslow . lg NORMA LOUISE WILCOX Variety is the spice of lite. Biscuit 't Commercial Boothbay Harbor Chorus 1, 2, 3: Commercial Club 3, Sophomore Prize Speak- ing 27 Senior Play, Dramatic Club 2, 3: F.H.A. lg Class Treasurer 3, Oneact Play Contest 2, 3: Teenage Minstrelp Senior Halloween Social 4: Softball 4. Daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wilcox J ENNEAN SIMMONS l love to meditate, but not on books Nea.nie General East Boothbay Glee Club 1, F.H.A. l, 2, 37 Red Cross l, 2, 3 Pen Pal Club 1, Softball team 2, Latin Club 27 Transtered from Waldoboro to Boothbay Harbor High School C41 Daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Simmons xtistics I.1xm1l4 Lllvs llvilie THE LOG WE ARE ESTELLE T OWNSEND LORRAINE HOLMES LORRAINE E MERSON NORMAN S TONE RICHARD RE E D KATHLEEN RAN D LETA OI LES NANCY SN O WMAN NANCY SA R CENT ROBERT C AMPBELL NORMA WI L COX CLAYTON BL A KE VIVIAN S MITH RICHARD S AWYER JOAN PR O CTOR FLORA CLI F FORD NANCY B REWER NANCY R 0 WE PRESTON D 0 WNINC. HERBER T WINSLOW OWEN PINK H AM PAUL A B BOTT, JR. BARBARA A RABAS BETTY HOWARD GERALD MURP H Y J A NICE NEWELL CAROL G R EENLEAF R0 B ERT MERCER RO BERT ALLEY, JR CA R OL MOORE ALBERT MARS H ALL REG I NA PIERCE MAR GARET KELLEY DOROT HY MORTON THE LOG WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF: PAUL ABBOTT wasn't good at leadership. BOB ALLEY couldn't play the drums and have a wonderful personality too. BARBARA ARABAS didn't know how to dance. NANCY BREWER didn't like a certain guy. CLAYTON BLAKE couldn't get his father's car. ROBERT CAMPBELL wasn't an all-around good sport. FLORA CLIFFORD ever skipped school. PRESTON DOWNING came to school. LORRAINE EMERSON didn't like the Air Force. LETA GILES didn't like horses. CAROL GREENLEAF didn't go to Newcastle every week end. LORRAINE HOLMES didn't go to parties. BETTY HOWARD didn't spend a lot of time at Boothbay Center. PEGGY KELLEY didn't like a certain Sophomore boy. ALBERT MARSHALL wasn't a good friend to everyone. ROBERT MERCER didn't have a car. DOROTHY MORTON wasn't true to Bill. CAROL MOORE stopped writing letters to John in typing class. GERALD MURPHY didn't have car trouble. JANICE NEWELL ever got serious about certain people. OWEN PINKHAM kept away from a certain Junior girl. REGINA PIERCE didn't have a new boy friend each time she turned around. JOAN PROCTOR wasn't true to the Navy. KATHLEEN RAND wasn't in the halls all the time and looking in room 3. RICHARD REED didn't like the girls. NANCY ROWE agreed on anything in Problems Class. NANCY SARGENT wasn't good natured. VIVIAN SMITH didn't like one of her neighbors. NANCY SNOWMAN didn't have a new dress each week. NORMAN STONE didn't get to school so early. ESTELLE TOWNSEN D didn't have a favorite fellow. NORMA WILCOX danced at arms length with a certain guy. RICHARD SAWYER wasn't a neat dresser. HERBERT WINSLOW didn't like a certain telephone operator. 40 Q V l I . , iv , 'S V, ' 4 7, KSU ',:.z.:5::5 . Y 1 l. Gloria Dodge and Sue Lewis 6 Bill Fel-nsh-gm 2. Bobby Latter 3. Janice May 4. Nancy Gregory 5. Joan Armstrong Gene Carbone Faye Burnham Donald Gray Diane Dorr Faye Lorraine Holmes June Peabody Nancy and Lorraine Holmes THE LOG 21 Class Logs SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right-Diane Dorr, Alan Lewis, William Callahan, Fred Berg- quist. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right-Ruth Whelden, Alfred Dodge, Michael Christopher, Albert Dodge. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right-Jane Blake, Robert Lewis, Nancy Gregory, Joanne Pllman. THE LOG SENIOR CLASS First Row Left to Right-Nancy Brewer, Lorraine Holmes, Joan Proctor, Robert Camp- bell, Robert Alley, Paul Abbott, Estelle Townsend, Peggy Kelley, Nancy Sargent, Vivian Smith, Betty Howard, Nancy Rowe. Second Row-Dorothy Morton, Norma Wilcox, Barbara Arabas, Flora Clifford, Carol Greenleaf, Carol Moore, Janice Newell, Kathleen Rand, Lorraine Emerson, Leta Giles, Miss McGlauI'lin. Third Row-Regina Pierce, Richard Sawyer, Owen Pinkham, Robert Mercer, Herbert Winslow, Richard Reed, Norman Stone, Clayton Blake, Albert Marshall, Preston Downing, Nancy Snowman. SENIOR CLASS PERSONALS Cutest Girl-Katy Rand Cutest Boy-Albert Marshall Class Class Class Class Class Most Most Class Class Best Dressed Best Dressed Sweetheart-Mr. Capen Dunce-Owen Pinkham Giggler-Peggy Kelley Boy Flirt-Herbert Winslow Girl Flirt-Peggy Pierce Girl-Peggy Kelley Boy- Herbert Winslow QGirlJ-Katy Rand fB0yJ- Herbert Winslow Boy- Robert Campbell Girl- Estelle Townsend Popular Popular Athlete Athlete Class Clown-Owen Pinkham Tease-Owen Pinkham Artist-Albert Marshall Studious Boy- Albert Marshall Studious Girl- Flora Clifford Likely to Succeed CBoyJ- Albert Marshall Most Likely to Succeed fGirlJ- Estelle Townsend Man Hater-Nancy Snowman Woman Hater-Norman Stone Shyest Girl-Nancy Snowman Shyest Boy-Dick Sawyer Laziest Girl-Leta Giles Laziest Boy-Preston Downing Noisest One in Class- Paul Abbott, Jr. Class Class Most Most Most THE LOG 23 JUNIOR CLASS First Row Left to Right-Judy Adams, Sondra Harrington, Betty L'l- rt Dodge Ruth !Vheldon, Michael Christopher, Nancy Andrews. A Second Row-Donald Lewis, Jennean Simmons, Rita Spinney, Joyce Barlow, Joan Arm- strong, Nancy Dodge, Ella Abbott, Nancy Holmes, Joan Andrews, William Fernstrom, Nancy Jackson, Alfred Dodge, Marlene Kelley, Mr. Capen. Third Row--Laurence Dodge, Clifton Rice, Sheldon Burnham, John Roberts, Lemuel Brown, Nell Dodge, Travis Paine, Harley Lewis, Wayne Moore, Bruce Grover. JUNIOR CLASS PERSONALS Cutest Girl--Sondra Harrington Cutest Boy--Bruce Grover Class Class Class Class Class Most Popular Most Class Class Popular Athlete Athlete Best Dressed Best Dressed Sweetheart-Mr. Capen Dunce-Mike Christopher Giggler-Judy Adams Boy Fflirt-Bruce Grover Girl Flirt-Nancy Jackson Girl- Sondra Harrington Boy-Bruce Grover fGirlJ-Betty Childs fBoyJ-Travis Paine Boy-Travis Paine Girl--Nancy Dodge Class Clown--Mike Christopher Class Tease--Bruce Grover Class Artist-Clifton Rice Most Studious Boy- Billy Fernstrom Most Studious Girl-Nancy Dodge Most Likely to Succeed fBoyJ- Billy Fernstrom Most Likely to Succeed fGirlJ- Nancy Dodge Man Hater-Ella Abbott Woman Hater--Donald Lewis Shyest Girl-Ella Abbott Shyest Boy-Donald Lewis Laziest Girl-Ella Abbott Laziest Boy-Neil Dodge Noisiest One in Class- Mike Christopher 94?-9 ,fw THE LOG SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row Left to Right-Jessie Lewis, Shirley Campbell, Thelma Emerson, Nancy Clifford, Janice Barter, Alan Lewis, William Callahan, Fred Bergquist, Diane Dorr, Isabelle Brewer, Ann Muise, Gloria Chellis. Second Row-Roberta Rice, Dorothy Barter, Jeanette McKown, Anna Lorrain, Betty Lewis, Beverly Reed, Mary Albee, Ami Vaughan, Gail Reed, Adee Baker, Marjorie r, . ---' f -Af .. Lewis, Joan Teague, Mrs. Tucker. Third Row-Qwendell Kimbal William Latter, Terry Brewer, Stanley Burnham, Darrold Johnson, George Giles, aul Dodge, Thomas Carbone, Linwood Bermer, Dale Grover, Peter Kendrick, Laurence Bennett, David Holmes. Fourth Row-William Lorrain, Fred Davis, Stuart Greenleaf, Frank Swett, Wayne Keene, Duane Lewis, David Abbott, Peter Sprague, Jerome Rowe, Charles Wade, Harvey Har- rington, Elliot Amero, Elbridge Giles. SOPHOMORE CLASS PERSONALS Cutest Girl-Joan Teague Class Tease-Alan Lewis Cutest Boy-Alan Lewis Sas: 3TgSt-D519 GQQVQT K - os u 1ous oy- ayne eene glass Iiweethegrtt MSS' Tucker Most Studious Girl-Diane Dorr HSS WCG- 9 ef Prague Most Likely to succeed CGirlJ- Class Giggler-Beverly Reed Diane DOI-r Class Boy Flirt-Billy Callahan Most Likely to Succeed fBoyD- Class Girl Flirt-Beverly Reed Wayne Keene Most Popular Girl-Joan Teague Man Hater-Dorothy Barter Most Popular Boy-Billy Callahan Woman Hater-Jerome Rowe Class Athlete fGirlJ- Shyest Girl-Nancy Clifford Gloria Chellis Shyest Boy-David Holmes Class Athlete fBoyJ-David Abbott Laziest Boy-Frank Swett Best Dressed Boy-Jerome Rowe Best Dressed Girl-Joan Teague Class Clown-Peter Sprague Laziest Girl-Janice Barter Noisiest One in Class- Peter Sprague THE LOG FRESHMAN CLASS First Row Left to Right-Josephine Clifford, Janice Rice, Donna Bryer, Hilda Dodge, Joanne Pilman, Nancy Gregory, Robert Lewis, Jane Blake, Sue Lewis, Gloria Dodge, Marilyn Proctor, Peshine Tomer. Second Row-Judy Ome, Rosalie Warren, Joanne Leeman, Naomi Moore, Beverly Snow- man, Betty Reed, June Peabody, Christine Dickinson, Velma Robbins, Faye Burnham, Suzanne Greenleaf, Mr. Hathaway. Third Row-Charles Hasson, Lester Barter, Earl Dlghton, Dean Bryer, Gene Carbone, Charles Emerson, Robert Townsend, Albert Blackman, Donald Gray, Robert Latter. Fourth Row-Frank Cummings, Ronald Richardson, Joseph McLain, Gerald Brewer, John Hodgdon, Richard Latter, Malcolm Mitchell, Carlton Giles. FRESHMAN CLASS PERSONALS Cutest Girl-Beverly Snowman Cutest Boy-Donald Gray Sweetheart-Mr. Johnson Dunce-Albert Blackman Giggler-Sue Lewis Boy Flirt-Donald Gray Girl Flirt-Joanne Leeman Class Class Class Class Class Most Popular Girl-Faye Burnham Most Popular Boy- Charles Emerson Class Athlete fGirlJ-- Faye Burnham Class Athlete tBoyJ-- Charles Emerson Best Dressed Boy- Malcolm Mitchell Best Dressed Girl-Nancy Gregory Class Clown-Clifford Peters Class Tease-Frank Cummings Class Artist-June Peabody Most Studious Boy- Charles Emerson Most Studious Girl- Peshine Tomer Most Likely to Succeed fBoyJ- Charles Emerson Most Likely to Succeed fGirlJ- Peshine Tomer Man Hater--Christine Dickinson Woman Hater-Joseph McLain Shyest Girl-Marilyn Proctor Shyest Boy-Joseph McLain Laziest Girl-Judy Orne Laziest Boy-Cliiford Peters Noisiest One in Class- Frank Cummings QW Bruce Grover Peg l'ic-rc-0 and Nancy Rowe Mike Marshall Don Johnson .loam Armstrong Joanne Pilman Hilda and Pup Sondra Katie Joanne Pilman Sue G. Mr. Drew and Tommy Mrs. Gregory and Nancy Sue and Alan THE LOG xx PAUL ABBOTT, JR, Football Caplgin f x I X 7 3 . X J 1 I V U 1 Boys' Basketball C0-Captains Girls' Bllketbllll C0-Captains RICHARD REED and HERBERT w1NsLow KATHLEEN RAND and CAROL MOORE THE LOG FOOTBALL 1951 Record 2-4 Coach, Donald Johnson B. H. H. S. 7 away Hallowell 6 B. H. H. S. 7 home Richmond 0 B. H. H. S. 26 home Lisbon Falls 61 B. H. H. S. 7 home Williams 28 B. H. H. S. 7 home Winthrop 35 B. H.H. S. 6 away Brunswick J.V.'s 20 Name Points Paul Abbott, Jr. 25 John Roberts 6 Travis Paine 8 Brud Dodge 8 Bruce Grover 7 Mike Christopher 6 First Row Left to Right-Stuart Greenleaf, Alan Lewis, Peter Sprague. Capt. Paul Ab- bott, David Abbott, Michael Christopher, John Roberts. Second Row-William Lorrain, Travis Paine, Dean Bryer, Bruce Grover, Elbridge Giles Coach Johnson. Third Row-Donald Gray, Lawrence Dodge, Lemuel Brown, Neil Dodge, Robert Camp- bell, Robert Alley. THE LOG BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL BOGHTHRAYIIARBCHIEHGTISCIHDOL Coach, Lloyd Capen 1951-52 Record 11-4 B. H. H. S. 23 away Brunswick B. H. H. S. 30 away Lincoln B. H. H. S. 57 home Waldoboro B. H. H. S. 47 away Wiscasset B. H. H. S. 38 away Richmond B. H. H. S. 44 home Alumni B. H. H. S. 62 home Thomaston B. H. H. S. 42 away Camden B. H. H. S. 64 home Lincoln B. H. H. S. 52 away Waldoboro B. H. H. S. 63 home Wiscasset B. H. H. S. 64 away Thomaston B. H. H. S. 36 Waterville Winthrop B. H. H. S. 59 home Camden B. H. H. S. 57 Wiscasset Lincoln Games Total Richard Reed 15 201 David Abbott 12 136 Herbert Winslow 15 124 Paul Abbott, Jr. 15 119 :fiNot league games ff Play-off Games KNOX-LINCOLN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 50 ' 34 27 26 43 345 36 36 37 31 50 30 53 31 521: Average 13.4 11.3 . 8.3 ' 8.0 Kneeling, Left to Right-Albert Marshall, David Abbott, Co-Capt. Richard Reed, Capt. Herbert Winslow, Paul Abbott, Jr., Norman Stone. Standing-Clayton Blake, Robert Alley, Linwood Benner, Alan Lewis, Fred Bergqulst, Robert Campbell, Harvey Harrington, William Callahan, Coach Capen. THE LOG BOYS' BASKETBALL '52 COACH LLOYD CAPEN Starting with a nucleus of six Seniors the hopes of Boothbay Harbor High's basketball team were high when the team met with new coach Lloyd Capen for the first time. The boys played their first game against Brunswick away and lost that and the next game with Lincoln ariscotta. The Seahawks then got moving and lost only two morezlt t Dam- he rest of the season. The Seahawks racked up double wins over Waldobo 0, Wis- casset, Thomaston, and Camden, winning once over Lincoln, nd the Alumni. The boys also defeated Lincoln in the League play-off. T, ey lost to Richmond, Winthrop, Lincoln and Brunswick. The Seahawks played most of the season starting Dick Reed a d Dave Abbott at the forwards, Paul Abbott at center, Herb Winslow, Millie Mar- shall and Norman Stone at guards. Although these men carried most of the burden throughout the season the others on the team deserve ention also. It was the second team that provided the starter with their o position at practice, and kept them in condition for the games. No matter hat the game was the Seahawks came up with a man to fill in the hig scorers spot. The Hrst of the season it was Dick Reed as high scorer, Dav Abbott took over at Camden and Herb Winslow scored his high at Th maston, while Paul Abbott was high man in the play-off. ' After losing their first league game to Lincoln the Seahawlls swept the rest of their league games including the play-off to win the fir t Knox- Lincoln League Basketball Championship in B. H. H. S. history. The team members were: ' Capt. Herb Winslow Alan Lewis Co.-Capt. Dick Reed Bill Callahan Paul Abbott, Jr. Fred Bergquist Dave Abbott Harvey Harrintgton Mike Marshall Linwood Benne Norman Stone Bob Campbell THE LOG BOYS' BASEBALL BOOTHBAY HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL 1951 Record 4-9 Coach, Donald Johnson B. H. H. S. 2 home Wiscasset 12 B. H. H. S. l home Vinalhaven 14 B. H. H. S. 6 home Lincoln Academy 9 B. H. H. S. 3 home Waldoboro 15 B. H. H. S. 3 away Rockland 6 B. H. H. S. 3 home Thomaston 11 B. H. H. S. 10 home Camden 3 B. H. H. S. 15 away Lincoln Academy 7 B. H. H. S. 3 away Waldoboro 4 B. H. H. S. 9 home Rockland 5 B. H. H. S. 12 away Wiscasset ll B. H. H. S. 3 away Camden 14 B. H. H. S. 7 away Thomaston 8 AB H Avg. Whitmore Garland 52 18 .346 Robert Norwood 52 16 .307 Front Row, Left to Right-Lawrence Dodge, Robert Campbell, Norman Stone, Albert Dodge, Bruce Grover, Robert Norwood, Whitmore Garland, Murray Pinkham. Second Row-Dale Grover, Howard Whalen, Robert Mercer, David Abbott, Alan Lewis, Travis Paine, Albert Marshall, Mr. Johnson, coach. Third Row-Dexter Norwood, Wayne Moore, Elbridge Giles, Harvey Harrington, Linwood Benner, Ralph Morton, Duane Lewis, Paul Abbott, Jr. THE LOG VARSITY BASKETBALL-GIRLS 1951-52 Record 1-13 Coach, E. Keene B. H. H. S. 40 away Rockland 49 B. H. H. S. 23 away Lincoln 32 B. H. H. S. 20 home Waldoboro 34 B. H. H. S. 37 away Wiscasset 59 B. H. H. S. 30 away Richmond 47 B. H. H. S. 33 home Alumnae 28 B. H. H. S. 32 home Thomaston 34 B. H. H. S. 21 away Camden 48 B. H. H. S. 30 home Lincoln 48 B. H. H. S. 25 away Waldoboro 39 B. H. H. S. 37 home Wiscasset 46 B. H. H. S. 24 home Rockland 36 B. H. H. S. 23 away Thomaston 46 B. H. H. S. 38 home Camden 41 Name Games Played Points Avg L. Holmes 14 157 11 B. Childs 11 85 7 K. Rand - 14 71 6 Seniors: Carol Moore, Kathleen Rand, Lorraine Holmes, Barbara Arabas. Kneeling, Left to Right-Betty L'Hostis, Lorraine Holmes, Kathleen Rand, Carol Moore, Marlene Kelley, Barbara Arabas. Standing-Lorraine Emerson, Ann Muise, Nancy Holmes, Ann Vaughan, Gail Reed, Joan Armstrong, Gloria Chellis, Mrs. Keene, Coach. THE LOG -J SOFTBALL Team Record 7-2 Coach, E. Keene REVIEW B. H. H. S. 15 Rockland 4 B. H. H. S. 25 Waldoboro 23 B. H. H. S. 6 Vinalhaven 5 B. H. H. S. 24 Lincoln -6 B. H. H. S. 9 Rockland 5 B. H. H. S. 3 Thomaston 9 B. H. H. S. 7 Waldoboro 6 B. H. H. S. 4 Thomaston 1 B. H. H. S. 15 Lincoln 6 PLAYERS SENIORS-Jane Brown, Cynthia Brewer, Amber Pinkharn, Edith Wil- liams, Marilyn Hart, Prudence Muise, Priscilla Reed. JUNIORS-Lorraine Holmes, Carol Moore, Leta Giles, Katie Rand. SOPHOMORES-Betty Childs, Nancy Holmes, Marlene Kelley, Sondra Harrington . FRESHMAN- Gloria Chellis. Front Row, Left to Right-Gloria Chellis, Amber Pinkham, Jane Brown, Priscilla Reed. Edith Williams, Cynthia Brewer, Marilyn Hart, Prudence Muise. Standing-Nancy Holmes, Marlene Kelley, Lorraine Holmes, Betty L'Hostis, Leta Giles. Carol Moore, Katie Rand. THE LOG KNOX-LINCOLN LEAGUE PLAY-OFF Newcastle June 1 1, 1951 SOFTBALL Hopes were high up to the last inning for the girls on Boothbay Harbor High School's team, and the Knox-Lincoln League Championship seemed comfortably tucked away. Then came the startling 7th, when the Waldo- boro girls nosed out the Boothbay Lassies 9-8. The game was played on Lincoln Academy field at Newcastle on June 11. The play-off contest was made necessary when the two teams ended the season tied for first place. The Seahawks got away to a flying start in the game, batting in four runs in the first inning. Waldoboro, meanwhile, could only bat in one. The second inning both teams failed to score. But in the next, the Harbor tallied once, while Waldoboro crossed the plate twice., Both teams came up with a pair of runs in the fourth and Waldoboro played another in the fifth. 1 Thanks to the home run by Priscilla Reed in the sixth inning, Boothg bay Harbor Waltzed out in front, 8-6. Going into the final frame, Waldoboro's bats broke loose and broke Boothbay Harbor's heart by pounding out three runs. Exactly enoughuto win, and copped the title in the last inning. POOR BOOTHBAY HARBOR! BETTER LUCK IN '52. THE LOG J . V. BASKETBALL-BOYS Record 5-6 B. H. H. S. 16 B. H. H. S. 21 B. H. H. S. 57 B. H. H. S. 48 B. H. H. S. 40 B. H. H. S. 26 B. H. H. S. 20 B. H. H. S. 49 B. H. H. S. 38 B. H. H. S. 41 B. H. H. S. 27 Coach, Vaughn Hathaway Lincoln Waldoboro Wiscasset South Bristol South Bristol Richmond Lincoln Waldoboro Wiscasset Richmond Lincoln First Row Left to Right-Duane Lewis, Peter Sprague, Wayne Keene, Charles Emerson Peter Kendrick, Richard Latter. Second Row-Malcolm Mitchell, Wendell Pinkham, Robert Townsend Gene Carbone Robert Latter, Coach Hathaway. Third Row-Lawrence Bennett, Joseph McLain, Robert Lewis, John Hodgdon William Fe rnstrom. THE LOG J . V. BASKETBALL--GIRLS Record 2-3 Coach, L B. H. H. S. 41 there South Bristol B. H. H. S. 27 there Lincoln B. H. H. S. 23 here South Bristol B. H. H. S. 38 here Lincoln B. H. H. S. 39 here Grade Eight Points Points per year Name per game 71 Faye Burnham 14 31 Diane Dorr 8 23 Isabelle Brewer 6 27 Donna Bryer 5 orene McGlauHi11 60 38 36 18 15 Seated, Left to Right-Judy Ome, Joyce Barlow, Isabelle Brewer, Diane Dorr, Faye Burnham, Betty Reed, Joanne Leeman. Standing--Marilyn Proctor, Donna Bryer, Peshine Tomer, Mrs. McGlauflin, Coach Chris- tine Dickinson, Nancy Gregory, Joanne Pilman, THE LOG Activities SENIOR PLAY On November 9, 1951, the curtain went up on the Senior Play, For Pete's Sake, a farce in three acts. It is, mainly, the story of two young collegiates that are always in hot water because of the lies that they tell. Members of the cast were: Miss Sarah Pepperdine Barbara Arabas Jessie Jackson Norma Wilcox Cicero Murglethorpe Robert Alley Peter Pepperdine Paul Abbott Bill Bradshaw Robert Campbell Thorndyke Murglethorpe CMuggsyD Albert Marshall Mrs. Georgiana Clarkston Estelle Townsend Peggy Clarkston Peggy Kelley Nadine Clarkston Betty Howard John Boliver Richard Reed Dupont Darby Owen Pinkham Clayton Blake was Business Man- ager, and Lorraine Emerson, Prompter. Miss McGlauflin direc- ted the play. BETTY HOWARD, '52 Front Row, Left to Right-Miss McGlauflin, Norma Wilcox, Peggy Kelley, Betty Howard. Barbara Arabas, Estelle Townsend, Flora Clifford, Lorraine Emerson. Standing-Albert Marshall, Owen Pinkham, Paul Abbott, Jr., Richard Reed. Clayton Blake, Robert Campbell, Robert Alley. THE LOG STUDENT COUNCIL Seated, Left to Right-Nancy Jackson, Michael' Christopher, Paul Abbott, Jr,, William Callahan. Standing-Robert Alley, Nancy Gregory, Gail Reed, Nancy Sargent, Sue Lewis, Mr. Drew. At our first meeting We elected the following officers for the school year: President, Paul Abbott, Jr., Vice- President, Mike Christopher, Sec- retary, Nancy Jackson, Treasurer, William Callahan. Our meetings have been held after school, usually on Mondays, and although our meetings haven't been too numerous, we feel that we have made many decisions to benefit the school. NANCY JACKSON, ,53 THE LOG DEBATING CLUB First Row Left to Right-Marilyn Proctor, Janice Newell, Robert Alley, Peshine Tomer. Second Row-Christine Dickinson, June Peabody. The Debating Club was formed early in the school year. The of- ficers are: President, Robert Alley, Secretary, Janice Newell Our topic for the year was: Re- solved-That All American Citi- zens Should be Subject to Conscrip- tion During Time of War. Mr. McDonough took some of the members to Bates College to watch d e b a t e s and extemporaneous speeches. Some valuable points were gained from our trip to Bates College. Robert Alley, Peshine Tomer, and June Peabody represented the Affirmative side of the question, While Janice Newell, Marilyn Proc- tor and Christine Dickinson repre- sented the Negative side. On February 29, Yarmouth Jun- ior High School came to Booth- bay Harbor and defeated us in a de- bate. Boothbay Harbor represented the Negative Side and Yarmouth represented the Aflirmative side. We have had a good time in the Debating Club this year, and Mr. McDonough has proven to be a valuable coach. JANFCE NXEWELL. '52 THE LOG SOPHOMORE PRIZE SPEAKING Seated, Left to Right-Diane Dorr, Betty Lewis, Isabelle Brewer, Beverly Reed, Mary Albee. Standing-Wendell Pinkham, Jerome Rowe, Duane Lewis, Harvey Harrington, Elbridge On February 11, 1952, the thirty- eighth annual George B. Kenniston Prize Speaking Contest was held in the high school gymnasium. The curtain went up after the orchestra played Golden Jubilee Orchestra. The speakers were: Duane Lewis Brotherly Love Mary Albee Mary Stuartl' Jerome Rowe Man Who Came To Dinnern Beverly Reed The Other Wise Man Elbridge Giles Flee Gang's First Cigars Isabelle Brewer June Night Harvey Harrington The Snow Goose Diane Dorr Little Boy Bluev Giles. Alternates: Betty Lewis Under The Big Top Wendell Pinkham They Grind Exceedingly Small The prize winners were Harvey Harrington and Diane Dorr. The winners are chosen on these points: stage appearance, ability to inter- pret, enunciation, pronunciation, ability to hold audience's atten- tion, and memory. The Kenniston Prize Speaking Contest was established thirty- eight years ago by Judge Geo. B. Kenniston, in memory of his son who was lost on the steamer Port- landf, in 1898. The judges were from Lincoln Academy. DIANE DORR, T54. -drums. The THE LOG SPELLING CONTEST i Left to Right--Robert Latter, Flora Cliiford, William Femstrom. Flora Clifford, William Fern- stroin and Robert L:.tter were chos- en by their classes as representa- tives to the annual Lincoln County Spelling Contest. The contest was held in Lincoln QV ri i December 15. The individual wi ner was a Lincoln Academy stud t. The four Wiscasset contestants ade up the winning team. FLORA CILIFFORD, '52 Academy TEENAGE MINSTREL One of the highlights of this year was the Teenager's Minstrel. Under the enthusiastic direction of Mars- den Ritchie Richardson, we put on a whopping good show. Inter- locutor Travis Paine maintained typical composure and dignity of a middle man, while the endmen: Barbara Arabas, Lorraine Emer- son, Nancy Brewer, Paul Abbott, Jr., Albert Marshall and Bruce Grover were riotous. by Estelle Music was supplied Townsend at the piano, and Robert K'Sam Alley at the chorus, composed of underclassmen alike, job of rendering both song hits. A dance was held af with music being Sam Alley and his seniors and id a superb ld and new er the show, upplied by ang. ESTELLE TOWNSEND, '52 THE LOG CHEERLEADING This year has been quite a suc- cessful year for the cheerleaders of B. H. H. S., with Mrs. McGary taking over as coach. Just before the football season got into full swing, all those who wanted to try out, met in the Home Economics Lab., with Mrs. McGary and Mrs. Keene. All the veterans from last year: Barbara Arabas, Peggy Kelley, Nancy Brewer, Joan Teague, Rita Spinney and Nancy Dodge were chosen, with a few new cheerleaders added: Faye Burn- ham, Peggy Pierce, Ruth Wheldon, and Betty L'Hostis. We had two or three new cheers, t'Victory, The Weather Cheer, and 'iPep Cheer. Also had a few sideline cheers. When the basketball season roll- ed in, we lost two of our girls, Betty and Barbara. To take their places were Anna Lorrain and Mar- jorie Pilman. Peggy Pierce also dropped out. Rita Spinney was voted in as head cheerleader and Brenda Sy- monds was back again as mascot. We feel this has been a very suc- cessful year for us, as a group. PEGGY KELLEY, '52 THE LOG FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Seated, Left to Right-June Peabody, Anna Lorrain, Beverly Reed, Gloria Dodge, Sue Lewis. Standing-Adee Baker, Mrs. McGary, Rosemary Warren. The F. H. A. group held their first meeting in September. At this meeting we elected the oficicers for the year. They were: President, Beverly Reed, Vice-President, Gloria Dodge, Secretary, Marjorie Pilman, Treasurer, Anna Lorrain and Reporter, Roberta Rice. The club sponsored a Scotch Fair and Social in November. Susane Lewis won an essay con- test on Electricity, The club is now planning to go to the State Convention which is being held May 10, in Portland. BEVERLY REED. '54 THE LOG 45 BAND Pirst Row, Left to Right--Bett L'Ho ti F nk C y s s, ra. ummings, Sue Lewis, Bill Callahan, John Roberts, Paul Abbott, Jr., Bud Bennett, Albert Marshall, Eliot Amero, Wendell Pinkham, Alan Lewis, Linwood Benner, Dale Grover, Bob Allev, Dick Sawyer, Lorraine Holmes. I iecond Row-Isabelle Brewer, Kenneth Poole, Gloria Chellis, William Kelley John Hodgdon, Fred Bergquist Wa ne . i Y Keene, David Abbott, Richard Reed, Judy Paine, Gail Reed, Ronald Richardson, Charles I-lasson, Ann Gregory, Ann Blake, Mrs. Lewis, director. Third Row-Jane Blake, Nora Tomer, Nancy Gregory, Robert Bryer, Joanne Leeman, Marylee Hurley, Beverly Reed Th ' omas Carbone, Judy Orne, Nancy Holmes, Faye Burnham, Joanne Pilman, Winston Lewis, June Webster, Judy Jordan. 'ourth Row-June Peabody, Flora Cliff d A or , nn Muise, Ruth McGlauHin, Peshine Tomer, Betty Lewis, Robert fampbell, Norman Stone, Ann Vaughan, Harvey Harrington, Malcolm Mitchell, Suzanne Greenl eaf, Bruce Grover, Richard Latter . The Band was organized again this year ider the able direction of Mrs. Katherine ewis, sixty-five strong. We got down to work immediately on the hedule drawn up for this year. The veter- ls helped the rookies along in the first part the practice sessions until they were able to rry on by themselves. The band has played publicly at the follow- g: PTA Meetings, in the colorful Armistice ay parade, at the Winthrop-B.H.H.S football game, at the Annual Pop Concert, at the local Music Festival, the State Music Festival at Lewiston, and on Memorial Day. I am sure that our new uniforms, inspiring marches, and all-around class have thrilled the crowds wherever we have performed. In my opinion, the students of Boothbay Harbor High, and the people of the Boothbay Region can be proud of our fine band. PAUL ABBOTT, JR. '52 46 THE LOG ORCHESTRA The Orchestra adds zest to the inside per- formances put on by the high school and grades. We have had an unusually enjoyable and suc- cessful year. We number about forty-five at present, including the grades. The group has made several appearances this year under the capable direction of Mrs. Katherine Lewis. We played for the PTA, the Senior Play, a Christmas performance put on by the grades, the Kenniston Prize Speaking The annual Pop Concert was held on March 28. The proceeds financed the band and orchestra's trip to the State Music Festival in Lewiston on May 3. Last year the orchestra received excellent rating in Portland, we hope to do as Well this year. In June we will play for Class Day and for the Commencement Day Program. ESTELLE TOWNSEND. '52 Contest, and the Grades Music Festival. First Row, Leit to Right-Judy Emerson, Beverly Reed, Suzanne Low, Jeanette McKown, Naomi Moore, Jeanette Reed, Lorraine Holmes, Betty L'Hostis, Marilyn Proctor, Janet Andrews, Mary Brown, Nora Tomer. Second Rowe-Mrs, Lewis, Robert Bryer, Nancy Gregory, Suzanne Greenleaf, Malcolm Mitchell, Harvey Harrington, l Lewis Flora Clifford Estelle Townsend Joan Proctor, John Webster, Diane Dorr, Nancy Jackson. l uane l ' W , , Third Row-Ann Muise, Ruth McGlauflin, Peshine Tomer, Betty Lewis, Gloria Chellis, Gail Reed, Fred Bergquist, Wayne Keene, Eliot Amero, Johnlltoberts, William Callahan, Robert Alley. Fourth Row-Lawrence Bennett, Wendell Pinkham, Linwood Benner, Richard Sawyer, Norman Stone, June Peabody. Mary Albee. Shirley Sawyer, Faye Burnham. Sincere Best Wishes Class of 1952 Mildred and Welleett 1 Wehstefs Greenhouse .QYLLEGRAPH ae' 0, ,, jf f g +',iR 7 41--r : 3 fbvgxi J Q ,wmv 1 :Mm .' 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ABBOTT BUILDER Bl IILDING REMODELING REPAIRING R. NEILY ASSOCIATES, INC. 466 Statler Building Boston, Mass. Boothbay Harbor Maine ' SELLING NEW ENGLAND IS OUR BUSINESS - OUR WORK - OUR. HOBBY Compliments of MARLOWE'S BARBER SHOP Plumbing FISHEARMAN,S WHARP1, INC. , Wholesale - Retail lectncal Heating upplies FISH - LOBSTERS - CLAMS SP0l'fin8 Paints Goods LQBSTER HOUSE varnish Hardware Boothbay Harbor, Maine Tel. 136 I ,99ooc:::::--,- -f-- --v--v-v Y v-- Compliments of JERRY'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of T H E P 0 0 L R O 0 M EAST BOOTHBAY MAINE Compliments of BOOTHBAY HARBOR-VVISCASSET BUS LINE AND BUD'S TAXI TEL. 95 Compliments of THE MAINE TRADING POST :::::r1:::::: :v4:A-----:pc----AA---A-A-- AAAA A--A --AAA?-A-A ---A- A---- BARLOW'S SERVICE STATION SUNOCO GASOLINE TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES BICYCLES - OUTBOARD MOTORS Sales and Service TO THE CLASS OF 1952 THE BEST OF LUCK TILTON'S DAIRY Richie Compliments of REED BROTHERS Builders of COMMERCIAL BOATS YACHT STORAGE and MARINE RAILWAY 7'-- ' '-- 'A A' A '-- - '-JC ----IAA-1'---1 Compliments of SIMMONS 81 HARRINGTON Compliments of DON S. SEWALL COMPANY ----,-,---- .,.. ------- Compliments of tice CREAM Compliments of S. G. HGDGDON 81 SONS TREVETT MAINE Compliments of OAKHURST DAIRY ELMER PAINE Tel. 314 -------- ----- ----,-- A--------,-A-,,-,,,-,,A-A-,Aa -ooQao----,--- v----- v-----v-o---v----vv-- ----vv---v--v Compliments of BOOTHBAY HARBOR CRAB 8: LOBSTER CO. ---::::: -A-::::::::: v:::::1::::::x:::::: Compliments of DAKlN'S SPORTING GOOD CO. 28 Broad Street 25 Central Street Bangor, Maine Waterville, Maine Compliments of MANAGER and CLERKS of A 81 P S T O R E v:::::::f:::::::::::::::::aoc:1:::::: ::::::1:::::Joc::::3o DEPOSITORS TRUST COMPANY -MEMBER- Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation :ooc::c:oc:Jc:::::v:::: :::oc::oc:::1c:1:'fA::::::oc:::::: ::-:::: -:--:::::::::::- ---:v-::::-:::::: -:::: -::::: c: Compliments of PIERCE 8 HARTUNG COAL - LUMBER - HARDWARE Atlantic Avenue Boothbay Harbor TEL. 230 Compliments of L G A. MEATS VEGETABLES DALE PILLERS, Prop. Tel, 3335 EAST BOOTHBAY MAINE ::1:::::3::::3::::::::::::::::T:::3:31'--2:2 ::::-A'-Az: H EE lb Compliments of Compliments of li P A U L L U K E it THE EE :I SENIOR CLASS EAST BOOTHBAY MAINE 1: 1952 U I 0 v:-:--:roQ1:v---o1: .... :rc vvv. -,Yvv-v-:-9-::-----::v91:-9oQocv.v4:-1:J9g A--a4:AA:po4:-AA' -Y-Asc: :::::s4::::4:::: Compliments of HARBOR VARIETY Compliments of MURRAY C. KHENE Compliments of CAMPBELL - BUILT PRODUCTS Compliments of CUNNINGHAM CLEANERS Compliments of STRAND THEATRE Compliments ofl J. H. WELSH 81 SONS Compliments of BULLOCK'S JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP Compliments oi PAINE'S CLOTHING STORE 0000000000 f----v- ----- - ..-.- vrv--- Compliments of FARMER'S MARKET WISCASSET MAINE in I 0 II O 0 ll lb ll 0 li in ll ll 0 0 lx u Compliments of - SEADER'S CUT RATE DRUG I Compliments of ALBERT E. HARROLD 1 0 I ll ll qi lu ll ll wr 0 0 II 0 la In ll 0 H li H ll 0 Compliments of DR. RAYMOND H. BROWN Optometrist DAMARISCOTTA MAINE Compliments of STAR CUT RATE MAIN STREET WISCASSET Records - Drugs - Sundries Open 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. ll 0 ll In ll 0 U 0 0 0 ll 0 ll 0 0 U ll ll lx lr 0 0 ll lb Compliments of ROY R. MARSTON Druggist WISCASSET MAINE Compliments of BROWNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP I 1 I II r tl wr ll ll 0 wb ll ll ll lr 0 ll ll ll ll ll lr 0 ll Compliments of THE HARPER METHOD BEAUTY SHOP poooc-:-v-:rc---q:---- v..--vv v-vv----- ----:L-v---1,,,,,, I I Compliments of ,, Compliments of U 1 0 EE ' ff FRED'S AMoCo STATION Il MRS. KATHERINE LEWIS QQ ll II lr Il WISCASSET MAINE M 1, Compliments of I Compliments of tl 0 E ELANCIIE AND MIKE ll HODGDOWS MARKET ll ll ll ll U U if MARSHALL EAST BOOTHBAY MAINE l tx U I ' Compliments Of ' Compliments of l I . WATTS ESSO ll 9 4 SERVICENTER 3 BREWER S MARKET l P I Compliments of 1, Compliments of I IvIA'S DINER 5 C. EARLE FULLER I If ll EAST BOOTHBAY MAINE Real Estate 4 mu Q- Qq0---v- Compliments of DR. HARRY ABELON AND FAMILY Compliments of BOOTHBAY REGION FISHERMAN'S CO-OP. TEL. 724 Compliments of ROWE'S MARKET BRIAN ROWE Compliments of WEST'S APPAREL SHOP TEL. 479-M Boothbay Harbor Maine Compliments of NORMAN B. HODGDON, J R. Compliments of EST HER AND WALLY KENDRICK ::::::::::: c: Compliments of ETTA'S DINER HOME-COOKED FOOD Open 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Compliments of HARBOR MOTORS ARTHUR BARLOW :::::roc:::::voc:::: :::::vooo1: :: v----ocv::v- vzvvvooo II II II II II 0 U U II II II II II II II II II U II II II I U U U I I I I II U U U II U U U 0 U U U U I II U U U oz: 0 H I I U I 0 0 I I I I 0 0 I U H U H U 0 U I 0 0 0 U 0 U U U U I I 0 U I U n U n M U k:,.c-.Qc-at---1 ------ 3---.c---A -oaooqeo--A-----0----Q -----. - .A.. ,--------,-,------,,, AA- I'I U II II U Il H Compliments of U H U - U RENAUD,S I BEAUTY SHOP I Compliments oi HAROLD W. HUIRLEY '- '-'---f------- ----- A--- ---- -A AA-- ----- - zpouwzroooo Compliments of II II I 10RDAN'S RESTAURANT I U Compliments oil O ARNO ARMSTR NG PI II II I Compliments of I: II II TOMPKINS' SERVICE STATION I East Boothbay Maine II AA-:::':::::::: :::::A:--:U Compliments of COAST O' MAINE STUDIO Everything Photographic - --AA ---A---A' --'- 0oc--Jc-- THE CLASS OF 1952 wishes to who helped make the thank all its yearbook advertisers LOG a success. ot-- Autographs