Brewer High School - Trident Yearbook (Brewer, ME)

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Secretary-'I'reasurerZ Jean Flaherty President: Ernest Moore Vice President: Fred Littlelield Class Marshal: Elwin Gleason CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1943 the present Senior Class entered the high school like a trickling, quiet mountain stream. The class ofllcers were: Ellen Stratton, president, Maurice Alpert, vice-president, and Phyl- lis Burrill, secretary-'treasurer. The members chosen for the Student Council were Ellen Strat- ton, David Allen, and Elrie Carpenter. During the year the Freshman Dramatics Club presented a play entitled The Kid Makes Up His Mind. The cast included Ellen Stratton, Nancy Huggard, Carolyn VVoods, Fred Little- field, Clarence Bunker, Phyllis Burrill, and Maurice Alpert. In September, 1944, our class returned for another year. Soon after election day at Brewer High, we learned that Ernest Moore had become class president, Ellen Stratton, vice-presi- dentg and Phyllis Burrill, secretary-treasurer. I0 yce Baker, Winfield Stratton, and Ernest Moore were elected to the Student Council. c'Here We Are Againn was the motto of our class in the fall of H457 Class officers were: Maurice Alpert, president, Barbara Foster, vice-president, Merna Baker, secretary-treasurer. Elected to the Student Council were Robert Libby, Clarence Bunker, and Maurice Alpert. The outstanding event of our Junior year was Junior Exhibition, when we all marched un- steadily down the aisle. The speakers were Annette O'Connor, Edgar Hall, Ianice Maddocks, Clarence Bunker, Ellen Stratton, Maurice Alpert, jean F laherty, Robert Farrington, Phyllis Bur- rill, and Ernest Moore. jean Flaherty and Ernest Moore won the prizes. Old sciences are unmveled like old stockings, by beginning at the foot. -Swift.

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CLARICE MARIE WOOD Glee Club l, 3, 43 Commercial Club 45 Trident Board 45 Mixed Chorus 3: Usher 4, Parents' Night 3, 43 Music Night 35 Minstrel Show 2. Humorous and friendly. Dreamy eyes like stars upon the lake. We hope no gallant heart shelll break. RAYMOND IRVING GETCHELL Shop Club 43 U. S. Navy S1-C 2 years, 7 months, 8 days. Joker at large Big and husky-without a care, Dick and Granty are a. mighty pair. 4 PAUL WENDALL LIBBY Baseball 1, 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3, 45 Shop Club 4: Varsity Club 4: U. S. Army, F. A., T-4. Dead eye-P-never misses! Paul is our Veteran-Basketball Star Atter he's left us, we know he'll go far. Scientists are determined to prevent their own likes and dislikes from influencing their judgment.

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Those of us who had sto-od up under the strain of the three previous years were back again in September 3467 Our class officers were: Ernest Moore, presidentg Fred Littleiield, vice- president, and Jean Flaherty, secretary-treasurer. The I-irst notable event was the Senior play, S'The Daffy Dillsf, The participants were-Phyl- lis Burrill, Ellen Stratton, Joyce Peters, Jean Flaherty, Annette O,Connor, Geraldine Hanscom, Merna Baker, Janice Madd-ocks, Elrie Carpenter, Edgar Hall, David Allen, and Clarence Bung ker. The play was under the direction of Mrs. Josephine Gray Doe. Another prominent event was the completion of the Trident, with Joyce Baker as editor-in- chief. The advisors were Mr. Ernest Haskell, Mrs. Christobel Lawrie, and Mr. Woodrow Bailey. Our last act was-to be graduated. Congratulations went to Margaret Nickerson, valedic- torian and Joyce Baker, salutatorian. Having completed the requirements of the school, the class was graduated, the mountain stream has expanded and flowed into the sea of opportunity. ' ENIOR CLASS Back Row-George Vereault, Robert Farrington, Earl Collins, John Sweet, Verton Lenfest, Ralph Avery, Robert Libby, Clarence Bunker, Harold McFarland, Winfield Stratton, Robert DeBeck. Fourth Row-Geraldine Hanscom, Carolyn Woods, Shirley Parker, Cora Copeland, Ruth Johnson, Barbara Moody, Ailine Fonsell, Charlene Kartus, Marjorie Getehell, Rita Bunker, Frances Hodgins, Joyce Baker, Merna Baker, Barbara Foster, Pauline Drew, Betty Dixon, Phyllis, Burrill, Katherine Dougherty, Faye Clement. Third Row-Shirlev Walker, Margaret Nickerson, Clarice Wood, Dorothy Cust, Lois MeTague, Bernice Wel- ton, Pauline Cust, Shirley Marsh, Patricia Stewart, Doreen Dyer, Lois Collins, Ruby Walsh, Kath- izrine King, Lura Crane, Rebecca Salisbury, Pauline Jameson, Minnie Colson, Helen Brown, Jean rvmg. Second Row-Carlene Paine, Elinor Thompson, Thelma Hardy, Evangeline Smith, Janet Gagnon, Phyllis Arnold, Evelyn Smith, Joyce Peters, Jean Flaherty, Fred Littlefield, Ernest Moore, Elwin Gleason, Mr. Pillsbury, Winifred Murray, Jeanne Robbins, Ellen Stratton, Elizabeth Harriman, Rachel Green, Annette O'Connor, Janice Maddocks. Front Row-Robert Staples, Edgar Hall, Elrie Carpenter, Winston Grant, Elmer Gilford, David Allen, Maurice Alpert, Robert Tardilf, Paul Allen, Vaughn Tardiif, Raymond Tripp. Absent when picture was taken-Irving Getchell, Merle Henderson, Paul Libby, Sherman Morrison, Glen Seamans. The birth of science was the death of superstitionf'-Huxley