Brewer High School - Trident Yearbook (Brewer, ME)

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Whistle While You W orle J 'SZ ff 11- X S SCHOOL SUNIQ STAND up AND cnam Fon BREUER CHESR FOR A BRSLJER VIQTORY C HES R FORWE GOOD OLD LJITCHES THE' ORANGE AND THE BLACK FOR ME. CHEER Fon ouRAu-fm-MATQR L.1s'Rf.TELLlNQ'foU SHE as Sum F IGITIQ FIGHLFIQHT ron BREWER THE SCHOOL wi ALL Love So we LL Il -- Hcvwoog S. Gauss 27

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Ii'mc'1---VV. Dougherty. G, YVard, L. Murpliy. C. Annis. U. Gifford, E, Mitchell, R. Dunluim. Ruwlffli. Littlefield, D. Kirk. D. D:mf0rtl1, D. Phillips. R. Leveille, M. Goupee. NATIUNAL HUNOR SOCClllETY Candidates for membership in this organization are those who are in the upper quarter of the graduating class according to their scholastic record. From these honor students, members of the faculty elect sixteen members, basing their choice upon the particular qualities of leadership, character, and service shown during the high school years by the various pupils under consideration. At commence- ment time the new members of this chapter of the National Honor Society receive the coveted pins. 26

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': x . . Qing. D. Sniiliorii. Il. l'ci'lviiis. I.. hl2lk'l.1l Qllll11. Xl. Noble. fi, lliiiikcr, D. Kirk, Roy. V. Fiof. lirnil S liilii D l fm 2 on ll. Lord. K. liflllglllllll. R, Ii-lily. if l'x'rlviiis. Il. Kiiiiyvlrs, ll, lliirrill. li, l'1irker. l . Xiclversiai, VI, Ridvoiil. i v '- 1- ' 1 ' . t . 1 . i.. - s Mr, lnivieii. l. lying. Il. XX5iu1in, I. llinsiiivir. L. ll.immous. l-, Lord. IP. lunar. Rl. .Xi tu.iu.l. ' Y P' ' f ' , T 'R T X V WT fl-ll il'l-llili lUlNlllil3URMlS The band, under the capable direction of Linwood J. Bowen, has just finished a successful half year of work. This musical unit, in spite of loss in membership. has greatly improved since last year. A factor that played an important part in the improvement was a new music room, this is the first time in the history of the musical organization that the band and orchestra have been given a separate room of their own for practice. The band played at both football and basketball games, at rallies, and at several assemblies, adding a great deal of color and spirit to these events. Likewise, it gave an annual musical concert and took part in the 1941 Musical Festival. The personnel, according to sections, is as follows: l.'1arinet.t Iflmer lflammons Paul Nickerson 'lheodorc Ring julia Roy Richmond lfddy Robert Fiekett Dorothy Kirk Geraldine Bunker Parker Leonard David McArthur Shirley Parker XVinslow Smith Si1.YIlf7h0lIL'.V Vivian lfrost Donald Davies Richard XVinsloyy ,lohn Cosseboom Keith Bridgham 'I 1I l17lI17L'l,i' Robert Lord David Bruce I lollis Parker Donald jordan 'lruman Knights -Icannette Perkins Thomas Nickerson Anson Thom lifarl Swett Charles Perkins Harm' llarold Lord Neil Peters Iiarimnex Paul MacLeod Dorothy King 'I'ro711bo11ex Paul Dinsinore H enry XVyman Xlarguerite Noble Laura McLaughlin XYilbur Rosemeier l'crr'11.i'.vio1l Harold Burrill, -I r. joseph Rideout Sidney Dawes llenry Knowles Delma Sanborne lm'J.i'JUJ Samuel VVyinan i'l,dW:lI'd Xvzlll SICNIORS-Harold Burrill, jr., Elmer Hammons, Samuel XYynian, -Ieannette Perkins, Dorothy Kirk, Yivian Frost, Hollis Parker, Harold Lord. l.lC'l'TliRhll .NHMenibers who have previously received their letter are: Ulmer Ham- mons, Robert Lord, Hollis Parker, Samuel 'XVyman, Harold Burrill, jr. Those who will receive letters this year are: Theodore Ring, Dorothy Kirk, X ivian Frost, Truman Knights, Jeannette Perkins, Harold Lord, Neil Peters, Paul Dinsmore. 28