Hallowell High School - Venture Yearbook (Hallowell, ME)

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34 The VENTURE paper, but it is often a bit too tech- nical for our full comprehension. Lawrence High School Monthly, Fairfield, Maine. We are interested in your successful athletic associa- tion drive and in your new commer- cial club. We might, perhaps, copy both with profit. Glad to see so many jokes. The Jester, Ellsworth High, Ellsworth, Maine. Good editorials, clear and to the point. A fine liter- ary department. The Periscopef' Winslow High School. We like your paper. It is interesting, but we wish you had more jokes. The Arcturus, Caribou High School, Caribou, Maine. Your paper is always interesting. You must have a live and progressive school. Rostrum News, Guilford High School, Guilford, Maine. Your paper always reflects a fine spirit. We wish it came oftener. The Hebronian, Hebron Acad- emy, Hebron, Maine. An admirable production in every respect. Red and White, Sanford High School, Sanford, Maine. Your peri- odical is lively and interesting. We were glad to see it. Stephens Broadcast, Stephens High School, Rumford, Maine. Your paper steadily improves in quality. It is very welcome. Swv! '-Ps. if i -mb, -1- grZN- ' . 'fig 75:7-1.':,g--wa 115-'Z Z:-'I::Eli: 55:1-E1-'Z -...xggzi - Ill u ' N ' i' -1 P C lv 1 .1 g , 'W'

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The VENTURE 33 The junior class had charge of the decorations for graduation. The hall was attractively decorated in red and white, the colors of the class of 1927 and the motto, Labor omnia vincit' was done in gold letters on a back- ground of green. The ushers were, Miss Morgan, Miss Fuller, Miss Cain, Miner, Lucas and Payson. Those from the junior class to re- ceive sweaters were: Payson, Mc- Kelvey, Noyes and Hayes. Y 7 SOPHOMORE CLASS NEWS President John Flynn Vice President Doyle Vautour Secretary Barbara Murphy Treasurer Donald Nelson The sophomores have ordered their class rings. They are very attrac- tive. The committee in charge of the lunch counter for the sophomore week consisted of Dorothy Kingsley, Hermennie Dufresne, and Sarah Fuller. Those from the sophomore class on the honor list are: nothing less than A, Doyle Vautour, Mary Glid- den and Donald Nelsong nothing less than B, Stanley Bullock, Frances Grover and Lauretta Coombs. Those to receive sweaters from the sophomore class are: Audrey John- son, Hermennie Dufresne, Albert Sawyer, Amie Vigue, Alford Vigue, Avon Parker and John Flynn. John Flynn received a prize of two books, for selling the most subscrip- tions to the Lewiston Journal. FRESHMAN CLASS NEWS President Leland Achorn Vice President George Waterhouse Secretary and Treasurer Dorothy Parent The freshman lunch counter com- mittee for the week of May 23 con- sisted of Stefano Campana, John Fuller, Marjorie Noddin and Doris Martin. ' The freshman science class has an interesting project in progress. Each' member has a note-book in which he pastes pressed wild flowers. He then writes a description of the flower on the opposite page. The class has over eighty varieties collectively, while the most any one person has is nearly eighty. There is a prize for the best note book. George Waterhouse and Doris Grady served on the committee for the Memorial Day assembly. The freshman honor list for the last six-week period is: Highest honors, all A's, Leland Achorng nothing lower than B's, D. Trues- dale. E. Trial, D. Parent, M. Noddin, V. Morgan, L. MacQuarrie, D. Grady, V. Clark, N. Church and L. Braley. EXCHANGE COLUMN The Bowdoin Orient, Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Maine. We en- joy your paper very much and are gaining some idea of college life from it. Your news is always interesting. We should like to see some jokes. The Maine Confession, Univer- sity of Maine, Orono, Maine. We certainly enjoyed this number of the Maine Campus and were glad to get a glimpse of the editors even though the photograph was labelled The Expiring Campus Board. If the members are expiring, we feel that they have lived to some purpose during the past year. We were in- terested in your announcement of the Maine Masque play, since a Hallo- well High boy plays a prominent part in it. Chicago Engineering Works Re- view, Chicago, Illinois. We like your

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Alumni Pura 1907 Charles Fuller directed the second annual American Legion minstrels. 1911 Amy J. Tilden was recently elected treasurer of the Mary Kelton Dum- mer Chapter, D. A. R. 1912 Ellen Spaulding Pierce, who has been in Honolulu, where her hus- band, Capt. Harry Pierce has been stationed for the past three years, is spending the summer in Hallo- well. She has two young daughters, Patricia and Margaret. 1913 Christine Carey's brother, George Carey of Bath, died a short time ago. 1915 Mona Warner Moulton attended the National D. A. R. convention in Washington as delegate from the Mary Kelton Dummer Chapter, D. A. R., Hallowell. 1916 Floyd Bachelder has gone into the cutting room at the Herman Shoe Factory. 1920 Dorothy Quinn, who has been em- ployed at the Waterville office of the Central Maine Power Company, has taken a position in Augusta. 1921 Philip O'Brien, who is studying law at Georgetown University, has an engagement to play this summer in a Washington orchestra. William Sheehan graduated a short time ago from a special course in a Philadelphia School of Advertis- ing. Mr. Sheehan is also a graduate of Villa Nova.