Brewer High School - Trident Yearbook (Brewer, ME)

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i201 Front Hou: fleft to right!--Stuart Xvhite, Betty Delano, Jeannette Thompson, Bm-lmru Allen, Elizabeth Henderson, Helen Her- , rick, Ruth Sargent. Second Row-Edward XVnll, Theodore Ring, Frnydelle McEache-rn, Dc-lmn Sanbom, Mary Jane Hoyt, Rachel Rider. National Honor Society Seventeen of the one hundred and fourteen pupils in the class of 1942 were chosen as members of the Brewer Chapter of the National Honor Society. The faculty, voting by written ballot, elected the candidates on the basis of excellent standing in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. The following people clirnaxed their four years of high school by joining the many Brewer gradu- ates who wear the coveted pin: Barbara Allen, Dorothy Beede, Kenneth Cosseboom, Elizabeth Delano, Elizabeth Henderson, Helen Herrick, Mary jane Hoyt, Irene MacDonald, F raydelle McEachern, Rachel Rider, Theodore Ring, Dehna Sanborn, Ruth Sargent, Jeannette Thompson, Edward Wall, Stuart White, and Lucy lfVillia1ns. ' ..

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l19l A L.-tum. MAE hVYlNIAN ..PoWy,, Mixed groan? hai glee Cltib 3,1344 apps- MARILYN BUCHANAN matics u 4 imrian g ri ent oa 'g C dy N. H. H' h 5 h 1 1, 2, 5 Chorus Class Day Sq Graduation -ig junior Ex- 025201, lg C on 3 Glee hibitiou Chonis 35 Music Night 2, 3, 4, Music u , Fesggvaji Marilyn s a red head, , - She likes to dance. we know. A PWPPV MCC, ll IOUOUS UOICP Although she hasn't been here long. EWU he! h her wa - P 2I'.0'1 V, W'e'rc .sad to see her go. And when misfortunes come to her, She'll smile them all away. 49652 1 Class History On September -10th, 1938, high school began for another year. The new principal, Mr. Earl Hutch- inson, had just started on his job, and the freshman class, yes, VVE, the class of 1942 were fast beginning high school. At our first class meeting we elected Ralph Patterson for president. The next year we were sophomores, no longer babies. That year we presented our gift to the musi- cal world, the Boys' Quartette. The singers, Edward Little, Herbert Mitchell, Harold Lord and Albert MacKinnon, performed with great success at many places. Our sophomore president was Francis Pat- terson. The sophomore speakers were Lucy WVilliams, Esther Swanson, Jeannette Thompson, Ruth Cetchell, Fraydelle McEachern, Eleanore Gibbons, Delma Sanborn and Elizabeth Henderson. Fray- delle McEachern, humorous, and Ruth Cetchell, serious, were the winners of the speaking contest. The main event of the junior year was the Junior Exhibition, in which was held, for the first time, a group discussion. At the Graduation, awards were presented to the outstanding junior girl and boy, who were Ieannette Thompson and Clarence aulkner. Our president that year was Paul Iamieson. In our senior year we elected Kenneth Cosseboom for president. Cossy was also the captain of the basketball team, which entered the tournament. Pat Patterson, after four years of hard work on the Brewer football team, was elected as a fullback to the All-Maine team in 1941. Shortly before we graduated, Mr. Hutchinson was called away to a new post, that of Director of Secondary Education in Maine, and we finished our year with Mr. Albert Pillsbury, from Madison. l K , A

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