Lincoln Academy - Lincolnian Yearbook (Newcastle, ME)

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'P' A 'gs'- f I 1' 4 ' P Tv - .uf C 49 ' LI COL ACADEMY , 3 E 7 1 5 -1 Y I 1 lg X ,5x, -UTQISXSIL -Y Q OFFICERS Presidgnt -------- - - - ' ' IOhl'l N, Vice President- - - - - - Harry P. Hildebrandt TRUSTEES secretary ---- - - - Mrs. Leola C. Hancock Treasure' - - - ,-,,, william L. Flye Robert W. Belknap, Jr. Leon A, Dodge William L. Flye EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Thomas E. Gay John N. Glidden Mrs. Leola C, Hancock Mrs. Leola C. Hancock Thomas E. GRY Nelson W, Bailey, Principal Dr, Rufus E. Stetson Harry P, Hildebrandt Carl W. Hilton Linwood E, Palmer, Jr. Ellis W. Nash Dr. Rufus E, Stetson Lester F. Weeks Activities - - - - -Nelson Bryant Janice Boyd Exchange - - - - - -Beverly Curtis Undergraduate Editors - Juniors - -------- - - Dorothy Ludwig Wayne Keene Sophomores - - ----- Jean French Nelson Bailey, Jr. - - Dorothy Merrill Robert Chasse Faculty Advisor ----- Mrs. Elva Chamberlain Business Managers --------- James Belknap Marie Myrick Freshmen - - Editor - in - Chief - - - - - Bruce Cameron Assistant ------- - -Charlotte Kennedy Sports - - - - - Craig Young Virginia Wyman Calendar - - - - - - Bethiah Steer Personals - - - ---- Alton Hall Barbarba Hatch Literary - - - Evelyn Bosworth Jokes - - - - Lloyd Hodgkins Art - - - Circulation Manager Alumni --------- Talbot Campbell Joyce Robinson - - - -Adele Rice - - -June Gilbert The class of 1952 respectfuuy dedicames our annuad to Mrs. Chamberlain in deep appreciation of the heXp and guidance she ' coln Academy. has given us during, our snort stay at Lxn THE SENIOR5 fi -V 'lv -, , 11,4 ' I-'xv -3.,,,n 1 I 'Rl Llugnggtqs' -uv-A A 1 ' I, va 1 4 ,-! 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HILTON Colby,AB, Columbiag Bates: Maine Athletic Coach, Mathematic IOME I. GAY Maine, AB Office Secretary, English ie, EMILY G. CHILMAN Maine School of Commerce University of Maine Commercial Subjects AFREDA FULLER Farmington State Teachers College, BS Home Economics ure, , an Al '1 'nf HC- XM' ' A, 'Eff B ,SM . X. - ,Jill K 9 . 5 fi ref ,V r- A 3, me 'J , . mm M 4 .-,, if 'G' .,A 4'9,.1i?W 11v'ff7,',K ' 1 1 Q- .w,',.M'fv sy may '31, E? 60507 63444 President ---- ---- - - - JAMES BELKNAP Vice President - - ---- ALTON HALL Secretary ---- - LLOYD HODGKINS Treasurer - - - TALBOT CAMPBELL r we ..f,4 -jgisfz ,. ' '?,3 'a if!.'3,.H e'fW4if'W. if-L ri ,ffili-if-ft,1 x :..L'1, fd il ' , ., A:- ,ff pf- if r . .,,. . I J: 'En ROLAND ELLSWORTH BAILEY Yoze Prize Speaking 35 Class Play Stage Commit- tee 45 Washington Club 4. JAMES MATTHEWS BELKNAP Jimmie Basketball 1,2,3,45 Class Play 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Haynes Science Club 45 Rifle Club 25 L Club 2,3,45 lest - A- Fiesta Fair Committee 2, 3,45 Magazine Drive'15 General Manager 45 Class Secretary 15 Lincolnian Board 3,45 Class President 45 Dance Committees 3,45 Washington Club 4. EVELYN MARGIE BOSWORTH ..EV.. Basketball 1,2,3,45 Lincolnian Board 45 Band 2,3,45 Glee Club 35 Softball 1,2,3,4 Minstrel Show 1,2, 3,4, IANICE LAURENE BOYD alan.. Cheerleading 2, 3,45 Lincolnian Board 3,45 Hiking Club 1,2,35 Minstrel Show 1,2,3,4 Class Play 45 FHA 1,25 Dance Committees 2,3,45 Jest - A - Fiesta Fair Committee 1, 2,3,45 L Club 3,4. ALMON NELSON BRYANT Nelson ' Rifle Club 25 Crosscountry 35 Track 25 Lincolnian Board 45 Interclass Basketball 2: Class Play 45 Student Council 1,45 L Club 3,4. BRUCE FRANCIS CAMERON Brain Lincolnian Board 1,45 National Honor Society 2, 3,45 Spelling Contest 3,45 County Champion 35 Stamp Club 35 President 35 Class Play 45 Haynes Science Club 3,4, President 45 Dirigo Boys' State 35 Iest - A- Fit-sta Fair Committee 1,2,3,45 Prize Speaking 35 Basketball 2,3,45 Washington Club 45 Student Council 3,4, Vice President 4. 7,5 - N . 5 me . s , 5 .- 5 at W' ,iq 5 . at in r pr - 5 gl., ll. 33,5 --, 1 , , , .V H 5 qu c .1 'p s vm., E it hthg, n V .fl -4, 5 is L ., ' , l '. - rgfkz ' L '35 ' ' TALBOT WILSON CAMPBELL Sammy Crosscountry 1,2,ll5 Minstrel Show 2,45 lest - A - Fiesta Fair Committee 2,35 Track 253,45 Interclass Basketball 2,35 Class Treasurer 45 Lincolnian Board 45 Basketball 15 L Club 1,2,3,45 Class Play 45 Washing- ton Club 4, BEVERLY EDITH CURTIS Bev Hiking Club 15 Band 2,3,45 FHA 253,45 C Class Play Prompter 45 Dance Committees 3,45 Minstrel Show 1,2,3,45 Stag Hill Board 45 Lincolnian Board 4, RICHARD EDWIN FLINT llDiCkll IUNE DELORA GILBERT Minstrel Show 1,2,3,45 Hiking Club 15 Washington Club 45 FHA President 3,45 Dance Committees 3,45 jest - A - Fiesta Fair Committee 35 Lincolnian Board 45 Red Cross 35 Stag Hill Board 2,3,4. ALTON HOWELL HALL A1ti Baseball 2,3,45 Dirigo Boys' State 35 Prize Speaking 35 Minstrel Show 1,2,3,45 Haynes Science Club 45 Iest - A - Fiesta Fair Committee 2,3,45 Magazine Drive 45 Washington Club 45 Basketball Manager 45 County Speaking Contest 45 Stag Hill Board 45 Class Play 45 L Club 2,3,45 Vice President of Class 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 2, 3,45 Rifle Club 25 Lincolnian Board 2,45 Dance Committees 2,3,4. BARBARA LOUISE HATCH Snatch Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 45 Class Play Property Manager 45 FHA 3,45 lest - A - Fiesta Fair Committee 1,25 35 Magazine Drive 45 Lincolnian Board 45 L Club 2,35 Glee Club 2,3. BURTON SIMMONS HATCH Burt Track 2,3,4, Captain 35 L Club 253,45 Baseball 3,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 lnterclass Basketball 1,25 Glee Club 35 Class President 35 Minsnel Show 1,2,35 Student Council 2. LLOYD STANLEY HODGKINS Yankee Baseball 1,2, 3,45 lnterclass Basketball 35 L Club 253,45 Class Treasurer 35 Lincolnian Board 45 Class Secretary 45 Washington Club 4. CHARLOTTE ALICE KENNEDY Charche FHA 15 Hiking Club 1.25 Minstrel Show 1, 2,3,45 Student Council 45 Stag Hill Board 45 Lincolnian Board 2,45 National Honor Socierv 3,45 Glee Club 35 Dance Committees 3,45 Class Play 4, MARIE RUTH MYRICK 206 Class Secretary 2, 35 National Hnnnr Society 3,45 D,A,R, Candidate 45 L Club 3,4, Secretary 35 Hiking Club 15 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Student Council 2, President 45 Red Cross 2,35 Softball 15 Class Play 45 Minstrel Show 1,25 Spelling Contest 1,2, 3,45 Prize Speaking 35 lest - A - Fiesta Fair Commit- tee 1,2,3,45 Lincolnian Board 1,45 Washing- ton Club 45 Haynes Science Club 45 County Speaking Contest 45 Magazine Drive 25 Dance Committees 2,3,4, ROBERT HANCE O BRIEN Bob Minstrel Show 1,3,45 lnterclass Basketball 25 Rifle Club 25 Basketball 3,45 Baseball 3, 45 Track 25 L Club 3,45 Dance Commit- tees 2, 3, 4. KATHERYN MINNIE OLIVER ..Kay.. Basketball 3,45 L Club 2,35 Softball 1,2, 3,45 Class Play 45 FHA 1,25 Hiking Club 1. HERBERT EMIQRSUN MID Moose Basketball Tl,4: Track fs, ADELE EDNA RICE Del FllA 1,2,Ii,4: Stag llill Board fiyl: Hiking Cluo 1: Lmcolnian Board 4: Minstrel Show 1,2,3,4: Dance Committees 2,!5,4. FRANCIS LEWIS RICHARDS Jest - A - Fiesta Fair Committee 2,!3: Class Play Properties Committee 4, JOYCE ERVINE ROBINSON Basketball 1,2,3,4: Stag Hill Board !i,4: Softball 2,3: L Club 3,4: Glee Club 3: Lincolnian Board 4: Minstrel Show 1,2,3, 4: Washington Club 4. BETHIAH WESTON STEER ..Si,. Student Council 3,4: Minstrel Show 1,2: Basketball 1,2: State Speaking Contest 2: Red Cross 1,2: One - Act Play 2: Prize Speaking 3: Lincolnian Board 4: Class Play 4: Stag Hill Board 4: Iest - A - Fiesta Fair Committee 4: Washington Club 4: Class Officer 2: Dance Committees 2, 3,4, HILDA MAE VINAL Hi1die , Basketball 1,2,3,4: Minstrel Show 1,2: Iest - A - Fiesta Fair Committee 1,2,3,4: FHA 3,4, Vice President 3,4: Dance Committees 2.3: L Club 3,4, MARGARET LOUISE WALTZ Maggie FHA 3.4, Officer 3,4g Cafeteria Employee 1, 2, 3,45 Red Cross 3. VIRGINIA MAE WYMAN Gini Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Lincolnian Board 4: Hiking Club lg Class Officer lg Softball l, 2, 3,4g Cheerleading 1, 2, 3,45 Student Council 1, 2, 3g Class Play 4, Dance Committees 2, 3,45 Stag H111 Board 3,43 Glee Club 35 Minstrel Show 1, 2, 3,4g L Club 2, 3.4. CARL CRAIG YOUNG Mighty Joe Haynes Science Club 3,4g Class Play 43 Lincolnian Board 45 I Basketball 3: Baseball 3, 4. Who's Who in '52 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Marie Myrick Bruce Cameron CLASS BABIES Charlotte Kennedy Alton Hall BEST ACTRESSES Gini -Wyman Bethlah Steer BEST ACTOR Nelson Bryant CLASS 'NUISANCES Kay Oliver Lloyd Hodgkins LAZIEST I oy ce Robinson Craig Young QUIETEST Beverly Curtis Roland Bailey MOST BASHFUL Adele Rice Herbert Reed Class Motto: wine gfddd We!! We being of sound mind fwe thinkj and body do leave the following: I, James Belknap, leave my mantle of leadership to Nelson Bailey- Jr. I, June Gilbert, leave my wavy hair to Joanna Clark. I, Burt natch, leave my basketball prowess to Ralph Berry. I, Virginia Wyman, leave my flirting technique to Joanna Clark. I, Lloyd Hodgkins, leave my impulse to throw erasers to Bill Dunning. I, Evelyn Bosworth, leave presence at school everyday to Phyllis Pinkham. I, Alton Hall, leave my management of short engagements to Silas Skillin. I, Bethiah Steer, leave my seat in trig to all crazy enough to take it. I, Craig Young, leave my classroom naps to Vincent Erskine. I, Kay Oliver, leave my collection of demerits to Doug Hinds and Ted Yeaton. I, Sam Campbell, leave my argumentative ability to Bobby Chasse. I, Janice Boyd, leave my dancing art in care of Irene Swanner. I, Roland Bailey, leave my car to Merrill Bailey I, Marie Myrick, leave my popularity to Betty Jean Witham. l, Robert O'Brien, leave my good looks to Bobby Bartlett. I, Adele Rice, leave my ability in Home Economics to Jeannie Russell. I, Herbert Reed, leave my height to David Belknap. I, Charlotte Kennedy, leave my commerical ability to Sally Erskine. I, Nelson Bryant, leave my large vocabulary to Thomas Merrill. I, Beverly Curtis, leave my drums to Eunice Gamage. I, Bruce Cameron, leave my brains to Bobby Packard. I Barbara Hatch, leave my basketball ability to Marilyn Hatch. I, Richard Flint, leave my Problems of Democracy seat to Olaf Johnson. I, Joyce Robinson, leave my ardstic talent to Jini Lewis. I, Francis Richards, leave my ability in shop to Francis Feltis. I, Hilda Vinal, leave my temper to Polly Dinsmore. I, Margret Waltz, leave my ability to get men to Lydia Cowan. We. the whole Senior Class. leave our best wishes to our teachers and our schoolmates x -Q. 1 '. '14 W . 1 UR! --v.: aff 1 Eli. EM' 4 If Y L ', 'Tj'- lr Q4 5 VL K xxb-w..qy 3 - NGN? 7 cwdafz Ubi! ' President ---- - SILAS SKILLIN Vice President - - - - -WAYNE KEENE Secretary ---- - - IRENE SWANNER Treasurer - - - - LYDIA COWAN ts' ' 4 Y use If-awww, ,Q-. B B '-i.',,2'5 ,ll w L I., L SAKK1 Q 1 'I .5 f ' 5 - 2.0: First row, left to right: H. Gamage, J. Chase, V. Lewis, I. Swanner, S. Skillin. W. Keene, L. Cowan, N. Russell, JLewis, P. Pinkham. Second row, left ro right: O. Johnson, V, Erskine, F. Yeaton, D. Ludwig. I. Clarke, F. Erskine, T. Merrill, G. Rochussen, Miss Zippel. Third row, left to right: Baldwin, P. Van Varick, A. York, R. Foster, G. Fraser, W. Dunning, F. Feltis, R. Berry, D. Hinds, T. Dinsmore. 4, O The Juniors in Extra - Curricular activities are as follows: Girls' Basketball - - Virginia Lewis, Lydia Cowan. Boys' Basketball - - Ralph Berry, Ted Yeaton, Silas Skillin, Frances Feltis, Gordon Fraser. Softball - - Virginia Lewis, Joanna Clarke, Dorothy Ludwig, Flora Erskine, Jeanie Russell. Baseball - - Ralph Berry, Peter Van Varick, Ted Yeaton, Silas Skillin. Cheerleaders - - Irene Swanner, Joanne Chase, Jeanie Russell. Debating - - Joanna Clarke, Harriet Gamage, Virginia Lewis, Thomas Merrill, Gordon Fraser, Douglas Hinds. Cross Country and Track - - Ralph Berry, Paul Baldwin, Gordon Fraser, Billy Dunning, Wayne Keene, Silas Skillin. The Juniors began the year very well by winning the magazine drive. Then they put on one of the most successful dances ever held by Lincoln Academy. They ordered their class rings on October 31 and are eagerly awaiting them. NAME Paul Baldwin Ralph Berry Joanne Chase Lydia Cowan Joanna Clarke Thomas Dinsmore Wiliam Dunning S ally Erskine Vincent Erskine Francis Feltis Robert Foster Gordon Fraser Harriet Gamage Douglas Hinds Olaf Johnson Wayne Keene Joan Lewis Virginia Lewis Dorothy Ludwig Dtrdwig Thomas Merrill Phyllis Pinkham George Rochhussen lean Russell Silas Skillin Peter Van Varick Fredrick Yeaton Arthur York Irene Swanner NIC KNAME Paul Ralph Jo Lyd Joanna Tom Bill Sally Vince Feltis Bob Doc Harrietta Doug O - Laug Keeno Io Jini ' Dottie Tommy Phil Rocky Jeanie Si Pete Teddy York Irene C LIKES Geometry Basketball Teddy Movies To Debate U. S. History Girls Teasing People Sleeping Basketball Women Erskine Caldwell Driving Little Cars June Potato Salad Apples Timmy ICHY To Experiment The Movies Peace Tommy Algebra Hot Rods Joanne Fishing Altie DISLIKES People Who Talk Too Much Being Alone Going To School Algebra Geometry School Geometry No Sense Of Humor Getting Up Loafing Going To Bed Cars That Won't Run Slippery Roads Boys Taking His Car U. S. History Hodgkins' Car Fish Snobs Celery French Studying Girls Cpnceited People Getting Stuck Having Nothing To D Being Late Girls Fighting O SAYING Holy Cow! Hey, There! Oh! Teddy! But, Mr. Hilton It Sounds right to Me Get Going Great! Ireneeeeeeeeee ! Gee, I'm tired! Get The Game Going! Come Here, Baby Okay, Let's Go Hey, I'm Stuck Oh! No! What? I Thought So Geometry Done? I Don't Know Can I Have The Car, Dad? Hello, There Look Out! It Is Going To Blow Up! What Am I Going To Do? What's The Date? How Do You Do This? Am I Late? Ah! Heck! .Ah! It Was Nothing How To Go, Kid! Ah, Well Qu wlfqwvswww-.M W' .7 ,pax ! .x is 'fgfff . 'Www 5 , V N . ff: . U K-x ex If ,f ':5' I W 1, -.Tp f s we-, Q-Q.-rm, 0 '56 President - - Vice President Secretary - - Treasurer - - - - - David Belknap ' - - Nelson Bailey, Jr, - - - Fred Lincoln - - Atwood Moody Ualacew -'il' First row, left to right: C. Giles, B, Weaver, N. Gcnthner, B, Witham, A, Moody, D, Belknap, N, Bailey, Ir., F, Lincoln, E. Chasse, A, Berry, R, Clark, Second row: Mrs, Russell, C. Hatch P., Packard, G, Ogilvic, J, French, J, O'Brien, E, Hutchins, M, Hatch, E, Gamage, J, Buchan, ll, Dodge, Mr, Lewis, Third row: G. Perry, A, Cameron, lvl, Bailey, G, Hatch, I, Birkett, I. Bartlett, F, Burnham, L, Oliver, H. Hede, A, Gray, C, Wright, SOPHOMORE CLASS This year the Sophomore class has tried to do its share in school activities and has been well represented in cross country, baseball, track, basketball, cheerleading and band, Several of the class were initiated into the Haynes Science Club and some of the girls are members of the Future Homemakers. Above all, the Sophomore class takes pride in its scholastic record, Repeatedly many make the honor rolls. In the fall the Sophomores put on a very successful social at the gym , with all the popular dance bands shown by movies, This was a new idea and went over very well, 0 M54 Merrill Bailey - There's Been a Change Made Nelson Bailey, Jr. - My Sweet BETTY Lou Robert Bartlett - Old BOB BARTLETT Had a Farm David Belknap - Come On'a My House Alice Berry - Tennessee WALTZ James Birkett - A - Hunting We Will Go John Buchan - The Cry of the Wild Goose Fred Burnham - Take Me Out To The Ball Game Marguerite Clark - The Laughing Song Arthur Cameron - PISTOL Packin Mama Elaine Chasse - Cinderella Richard Dodge - Smoke, Smoke, Smoke That Cigarette Evelyn Hutcnins - SLOWpoke Homer Hede - All I Want for Christmas is My Two Front Teeth Marilyn Hatch - When FRANCIS Dances With Me Gary Hatch - The Roving Kind Clayton Hatch - Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered Cynthia Giles - Open The Door, RICHARD Arthur Gray - They Go Wild, Simply Wild Over Me Jackie Gilbert - BILLY Boy Natalie Genthner - The Little GRAY Home in the West Eunice Gamage - Daddy's Little Girl Jean French - JIMMY Crack Corn Sally Jacobs - Anchors Aweigh Fred Lincoln - In My Little Red Book Atwood Moody - I Want To Go Home With You Janice O'Brien - Blue BERRY Hill George Ogilvie - Gee I Wish That I Had a Girl l andor Oliver - Off We Go Into the Wild Blue Yonder Rwwert Packard - Hotrod RACE G- rrdon Perry - Nancy Kenneth Smith - Walking and Whistling Blues Aubrey Waltz - Gone Fishing Beverly Weaver - They Can't Make a Lady Out of Me Betty Jean Witham - Won't you Come Home BUB BAILEY Chester Wright - Sound Off Q 'xxx . L ' linux ' nfl: 'N ' 'ffm ' .- J 4. ' J ' ' ' ' XXX , 5. I' Q . 4 , w. ' ,VIN-xi N , .f , f, ff X if ,fuk 1 7711. , , . s, -.ag 4 . M .- 'lx , ,YZXXXKN ,K X .. S1 uf' X ' .Wx ., yi fl, ix . gg , 'g li N QQSA 1'1 A 1 ix Q x A : t X X , M V .1 V .x 'ff 1. 1 .' - ,Y -. K My L, .gg First row, left to riylht: B. Trask, D. Merrill, F. llayes, N. Fraser, P. Dinsmore, J. French, Duce, M. Curtis, R. Sawyer, R. Fuller. Second row: M, Barnes, C. Rice, W. Anderson, G. Simmons, M. Bailey, J. Ball, E. Woodward, ll. Hagar, R. Chasse, T. Woodbury, Third row ll. Hall, W. Maxheimer, G. Burnham, W. Crocker, A. Peck, K. York, B. Weston, ll. lliwn T. Rodgers, C. Spronl. Last fall the Freshman Class participated in the magazine drive in which we drove home in third place, but being in third place, the Senior and Freshman Classes had to put on a social for the Juniors and the Sophomores. Watchout for us next year. This year our class has been active in sports of all kinds. We have a girl on the Varsity squad and a number of athletes on the J. V. Teams. There are many young up and coming athletes going out for track, basketball and softball. This yearlsincoln started a new band with the Freshman answering the call lu. lmvizng agreatmanystudents going outforit. Mostof these students had never played an instru - ment, but are learning to play with great skill. . NAME Wayne Anderson Marilyn Bailey Ioyce Ball Moody Bames Gary Bumham June Cameron Robert Chasse William Crocker Marjorie Curtis Pauline Dinsmore Ann Duce Nancy Fraser John French Rosemary Fuller Harry Hagar Henry Hall Herbert Hixon William Maxheimer Dorothy Merrill Adney Peck Chester Rice Francis Rogers Ruth Sawyer Georgia Simmons Charles Sproul Betty Trask Berkley Weston Thomas Woodbury Eugenie Woodward Kenneth York CALLED Wayne Marilyn Bum Bud Gary Dimples Bobbie Bill Margie Polly Ann Nance Jack Rose Bugsy Henri Hickey Willie Dottie Agony Chet Duffer Buzz Georgie Lover Boy Betty King Woody Genie Ken LIKES Raw onions, Sports Skating, Animals BOVS. Cars Skiing Movies, Sports Basketball Red, Skating Steaks, School Chevrolets, Lemon Pie School, Sports Sports Animals, Small Children English, Skating Cars, Cheerleading Fords. Sports, Clothes Baseball A Girl Girls Animals Jokes, Spaghetti, Trinkets Lemon Pie Certain Girls Good Looking Girls Square Dances, New Harbor Animals, Movies Margie, Movies Latin, A Certain Junior Sports, Movies Steak, Skating Movies, Music Football DISLIKES Cafeteria Civics Pea Soup, Dogs Certain Girls Women Hens, English Bullies, Onions Celery, Big Shots Spiders Conceited People Snakes, Snowballs Liver, Spiders Ugly Dogs Washing dishes Girls Cows, Latin Teachers General Math Bananas Civics Science Winter Algebra Clams, Snakes Certain Girls Algebra English Algebra, Tripe Liver Girls A MBITION Law School Undecided Kindergarten Teacher Air Force Die of Old Age Secretary College Artist Secretary Nurse Medical Secretary Secretary College Nurse Navy To Travel Get Married Farmer Write Poetry College Navy Marines College Join The Waves Armed Forces Nurse Navy Be A Hermit College Navy ' an 3 ff' v f f H 1 gg.. Y - X . it ...L ' 3 ve, NY u- A 0 ' V fx! 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Ri 'HS I ,I A I., ,i , r fs -:.,,.s 1 L I, 4.1, K. 4 fr' w17'v' ' .A 41 , , VA -:.n N. YV: W V M -V :wi , -M- I X D , wl' fi-, 'G B, v .ray N iv, .EF W we , W H N Y- I L2 'E mil' 'agf if iv , f , 'ewgi I QL, ' x N , 5 i, 51? -nv. W if 5 HE F '5 Best of all, mother's capable hands care for the children, while father's strong mighty hands guide lemme HANDS Hands do many things. The hands of the doctor bring newly born babies into the world, while the hands of the murderer take the lives of their victims. The hardworking hands of men save money for future emergencies, and the wicked hands of the burglar steal the money which they use for illegal and unneeded purposes. The unsteady hands of drundards try to drive automobiles which bring distruction to vehicles driven by the hands of the good. The stenographer's hands work the typewriters and adding machines of the world's offices. Com - munication is made possible by the telephone and telegraph operator's hands: While the hands of truck - drivers. aviators, taxicab drivers and engineers bring about transportation. The hands of the mill and factory workers tum out the world's goods. The farmer's hands raise the food and the baker's hands pre - pare the food for the table. The hands of the blind see for their masters: the deft hands of the musician and artist bring beauty to the worldg while the hands of the magician dumbfound people with miraculous tricks. The world's men salute the flag of their country with their hands, and the handshake shows friendship toward another. The hands of the priest bless his congregation. and support them. What the good of listening To the songs of birds? The most tender singing Wells forth as your words. Tho' God veils or unveils The stars of -the skies, The most pure of all pales Outdone by your eyes. By Robert Packard TRANSLATION OF VICTOR HUGO'S A QUOI BON ENTENDRE Tho' sweet April causes Lovely blooms to start, The most lovely roses Blossom in your heart. This sweet song of ardor, Starlight of the day , Lovely soul -- grown flowe ls but love's display. I' THE MAIN ROOM It occupies all of the second floor of the eastern wing. A large and rather somber room with large windows on two sides. The first thing you notice is a large desk which, being on an elevated platform half a foot from the floor, dominates the room. It looks rather impressive, flanked as it is by two great windows on either side, with an honor roll of Alumni who served in the Second World War, above it. The list is large and we are mighty proud that the boys from our halls did their part in defending our country in time of distress. On the platform the Principal 's desk: for such it is, is backed by eight chairs , four to a side. This is where the faculty sits during assemblies. On either side of the windows, off the platform, are bookcases crammed with old and musty textbooks, long untouched. Beside the one on the left, facing the platform there is a glass case in which some of the many trophies Lincoln Academy has won over the years are placed to give proof that we are worthy of our proud tradition in sports. Beside this case stands a battered piano, on which and around which so many songs have been played and sung . Tuming about, we see the many rows of desks, well scarred and decorated with mementos of years before. Ah, if only these could speak what glorious and hilarious tales of yesterday they might recount! The left wall is occupied by a blackboard, which mns to the rear as far as the library, an alcove of books with chairs and a table in the comer. Above the board are several imposing, yet rather amus - ing, portraits of former headmasters. Our own principal, Mr. Bailey, occupies a place over one of the bookcases in the library corner. The room has a nostalgic air that makes you wish you were a student a - gain. So soon have you forgotten the 'honors' of high school. WHAT WOULD YOU DO? I dislike to hear people who cheerfully say My! Isn't this a lovely day? When I've just made zero in every class, And my quarter exams are coming fast. But after all, what would you do If all things sparkled with silvery hue, And some kind friend would say to you, Have you ever seen a day so blue? Again I ask. 'What would you do N QW 'Ql e M ,mf J, ,:'.'f?V' - 0 WW? ffff az: 49.4 .-Q if-W. .4 1 by-4 .- P ,Mlm I . ,-k, '::,?.,q?VA. -of ,,. , ' :sw ,X ' 1:3 nl'-wif' gal l A l l Last year three members of our Science Club ered the State Science Fair. Andrew Williamson- nna Clark and Bruce Cameron Took projects and drew Williamson and Joanna Clark won prizes. ,i- X L, J is D U KJ I ,. First row, left to right: D. Ludwig, M. Myrick, C. Young, B. Cameron, J. Clark, J. French, H. Gamage. Second row, left to right: Mr. Pinkham, D. Belknap, A. Hall, P. Baldwin, I. Belknap, I. Birkett. N. Bailey, Jr D. Hinds, R. Packard. kiwi ei First FOW. left I0 right: E. Hutchins, I. Swanner, L. Cowan, A. Berry, E. Chasse, N. Genthner R- Clarke, F. Erskine. Second row, left to right: I. French, K, Ludwig, W, Keene pi Van V3l'iCk. G. Fraser, W. Dunning, T. Woodbury, M. Myrick, Mrs. Chamberlain. Mm Zed Emu The Junior Red Cross has its usual large enrollment. Though the Council has had few meet - ings, work on the afghan, which is to go to the Togus Hospital, is progressing: and at different times several members of the Junior Red Cross have helped with work for the Senior Red Cross office. Irene Swanner and Wayne Keene attended the state conference of Junior Red Cross Councils in June at Maine Central Institute. WEE? C? Q X f - X X Aix? JQK 66 A First row, left to right: I. Swanner, V. Wyman, B. Hatch, C. Kennedy, I. Clarke, V. Lewis B, Steer, H. Gamage. Second row, left to right: Mrs. Chilman, N. Russell, I. Chase. K- Oliver, L. Cowan, E. Bosworth, H. Vinal, P. Dinsmore, D. Merrill, B. Curtis. J. Robinson. Third row, left to right: H. Hall, A. Hall, J. Gilbert, D. Ludwig, T. Dinsmore, S. Skillin, A. Rice, E. Hutchins, N. Genthner. ' Zoned g The Stag Hill Journal has been handled by a very efficient board headed by Charlotte Kennedy and her assistants, Barbara Hatch and Joanna Clarke, with Mrs. Chilman doing her usual good job as advisor. We have averaged an issue each month with the exception of January. The paper consists of an up - to - the - minute editorial each issue, timely jokes, activities, a poem or story, the doings of the classes, our sports news, and last, but by far the most popular section, gossip from our school. The Commercial Department and reporters have done a fine job on the paper this year. JUNIOR PRIZE SPEAKING First row, left to right: B. Cameron, M. Myrick, A. Hall, C. Kennedy. Second row, left to right L. Hodgkins, B. Steer, R. Bailey. . . The class of 1952 held its annual Junior Prize Speaking Contest on May 24, 1951, at the Lincoln Academy Gymnasium. The program was as follows: Invocation, Rev. Cecil Witham The Passing of the White Swan 1Anonymousl Bruce Cameron - King Prize. The Fool Hath Said in His Heart fCharles Georgej Bethiah Steer Who's Afraid? fMargaret Pendelton Cooke, Charlotte Kennedy - Third Prize Mrs, Smart Learns How to Skate fAnonymousl Nellie Potter My Financial Career fStephen Leacockj Roland Bailey - King Prize I was an Organ Pumper Uack Major, Alton Hall - Second Prize How to Train a Dog Uack Alanl Lloyd Hodgkins The Snow Goose fPau1 Gallicoj Marie Myrick - First Prize ff' '91, af' 'V ' -m e ,Q-f. Seated, left to right: N. Bailey, lr., I. Swauncr, ll. Cameron, M. Myrick, B. Steer, J. French. Standing, left to right: D. llclkuap, R. Berry, C. Kennedv, G. Hatch. N. Bryant, V. Lewis, F, Yeaton, A. Duce, C. Sproul, J. Gilbert. I Hound! The 1951 - 52 Student Council has demonstrated its ability in leading the student body verysuccessfully. The Lincoln Academy Chapter is a member of the State Student Council. Representatives attended the State Convention at Deering High School with all taking an active part. Irene Swanner was one of three candidates for treasurer and all taking an active part. Irene Swanner was one of three candidates for Treasurer and Bruce Cameron lead a discussion group. Student Council members handle the sale of ice cream and the income helps support various student activities. The officers ofthe year: President, Marie Myrick: Vice President, Bruce Cameron. Secretary, Bethiah Steer. ,-,. T .f 2 47 0' i .4 Z JL 1 J L . ,v .C 7 - xv. fflix nl , in lll endafz PW Without apology the class of 1952 adds to the list of Lincoln dramatic successes its class play, THE EAGER MISS BEAVER. The acting of the whole cast was of excellent quality, but Nelson Bryant's interpretation of the mad barber was such as will not be forgotten. Virginia Wyman was Lndeeu an Eager lvliss Deaver of whose acting the class is proud, No small honor is due Miss Zippel for her skillful direction. The cast is as follows: Gazella Upshaw Bernice Beaver Charlotte Kennedy Beasley Scudder Doreen Upshaw I3I1iC6 Boyd Harland Upshaw James Belknap Miss Verbena Van Wyck Tillie Toothache Bethiah Steer DiCkfYVaf1 WYCR Canasta Brown Katheryn Oliver PYBUUS PWUIY Hank Peters Talbot Campbell The Faceless Fiend Virginia Wyman Bruce Cameron Marie Myrick Alton Hall Nelson Bryant Craig Young The stage managers were Beverly Curtis and June Gilbertg propertiies, Hilda Vinal and Barbara Hatchg make - up, Joyce Robinsong business managers, Craig Young and Adele Rice, First row, left to right: J. Birkett, H. Gamage, G. Fraser, J. Clarke, D. Hinds. Second row, left to right: T. Merrill, Coach Zippel, T. Woodbury. Deleting Having as the topic for debate, Resolved: That every American citizen be sub - ject to total conscription in time of war, the affirmative side was upheld by Harriet Gamage, James Birkett and Thomas Woodburyp the negative by Douglas Hinds, Joanna Clarke, Thomas Merrill and Gordon Fraser. The club attended a Debate Clinic at Bat C 1 es o lege where we received many in - val bl 'd ' ' ' ua e ai s to debating, particularly at the Bates vs. Bowdoin debate, which put to use two entirely differentgtyles of argument. Under the direction of Miss Zippel a series of debates were held amon 1 g ourse ves and debates were arranged with Cony High School and Boothbay Harbor High School. First row, left to right: N. Russell, H. Gamage, A. Rice, J. Gilbert, H. Vinal, B. Hatch, I. O'Brien, B. Witham. Second row: B. Curtis, N. Genthner, J. Gilbert, Mrs. Fuller, B. Weaver, A. Berry, I. Lewis. Z sfg. MOTTO NKQKM A K fky O Toward New Horizons xxx' fl. C? Q ' ,879 The FHA started its year by electing the following officers: D Q K ps 2 F- 1 ,. ' , ,, ,---- ------ - - , 3 F' June Gilbert I ----- ----- - Presldent M' 'lg 3' Hilda Vmal ' ' -Vice President fl . - - - O 7 gf Adele Rice .... Secremy '7 me ct M3'83'ef Waltz ' ' - - Treasurer 7400 qbx Harriet Gamage- - .... Re one, Nl W HC B b P ar ara Hatch - - - - Parlimentarian Janice O'Brien - - - - - - Historian Betty Jean Witham - - - - - Song Leader Mrs. Fuller ----- .... - Advisor Mrs. Witham - - - Our first function was pot - luck supper, which all members attended. Our group filled a basket at Christmas and presented it to the Lincoln Home for the Aged. There are 17 members in this year's club. The group has been Chapter Mother First row: D. Belknap, L. Cowan, J. Belknap, T. Merrill, A. Duce, A. Hall Second row. I. French, N. Bailey, Jr., B. Hatch, J. French, I. Swanner, W Keene. In the annual magazine drive sponsored by the Curtis Publishing Company , the students of Lincoln Academy sold subscriptions totaling over 31, 500. This sum exceeded our quota and also last year's total sales. After all expenses were paid, we had 5494. 89, which is the school's profit to be used for student ac - tivities. There is always keen competition among individuals and classes for prizes and faculty shield points. David Belknap was high salesman for the whole school. For his outstanding salesmanship he received an Elgin wrist watch. Lydia Cowan was second highest: she was awarded a Lincoln jacket. The Juniors and the Sophomores were the winning teams and were enter - tained by the losing teams at a very successful magazine social, which marked the close of the drive for another year. ' ., ' ,ffwjgggggsg B. Cameron, M. Myrick, J. Clark, W. Dunning e336 Zan wt' The annual Lincoln County Spelling Contest, sponsored by the Lincoln County Schoolmen's Association, was held at the Lincoln Academy Gymnasium on December 5, 1951. Lincoln Academy representatives were: Bruce Cameron 1952 , Ce C551 QV Marie Myrick 1952 'X ? William Dunnung 1953 C, ' '- ' i X: Joanna Clark was first place winner and was awarded a gold medal Madeline Fairfield of Wiscasset won second place, receiving a silver medal. C! The winning team was Wiscasset. Each member of the team was awarded a Q' 'N N . . D ' Joanna Clark 1953 Q ns G 1 6,75 F U in riff l Q7- Y H, 5. gf Q 0 my Xl yea: X 742454 Plans for the annual lest - a - fiesta Fair were started early in February . .f 'V' The theme ofthe fair this year is Westem. On April 3 and 4 the Minstrel Shows will be held and on April 5 the Coronation Ball will take place. Roland Bailey Bruce Cameron Talbot Campbell Lydia Cowan Silas Skillin Marie Myrick James Belknap Bethiah Steer Booth Committee General Program Decorating Committee Dance Committee Minstrel Show General Fair Committee Finance Committee Publicity xxx 771 1 K JW! s c S2 C vii S, xg NL fl X J 1 , , y, 3 ...Z X . 9 drift Y n X? at -9 M 3' 1 'X J U x U 'U , :-I N1 E f First row, left to right: I. Chase, I. Boyd, C. Giles, E. Gamage, E. Bosworth, W. Keene, B. Curtis, L. Cowan, M. Hatch, M. Curtis, E. Hutchins. Second row: I. Swanner, V. Wyman, I. French, B. Witham, T. Merrill, G. Fraser, T. Woodbury, N. Bailey Ir., N. Fraser, R Packard,C. Sproul, G. Perry, E. Woodward, I. French, V. Lewis, D. Hinds, A. Gamage, BAND SCHEDULE R. Clark, M. Barnes, H. Hall. February Concert at L. A. Gym April Concert at L. A. Gym May Jamboree with Thomaston Rockport, and St. George High School bands at Rockland. Maine Music Festival at University of Maine. Memorial Day parade. Iune Commencement lik! w i M HNxW'J ff Q 'l1'eI r o'- I I JACQUELINE RUSSELL SOFTBALL EDWARD LEWIS BASEBALL GIRLS BASKETBALL I RALPH W. HILTON BOYS BASKETBALL TRACK - CROSS COUNTRY MANAGERS DAVID BELKNAP ALTON HALL CHESTER RICE First row, left to right: H. Reed, S. Skillin, B. Hatch. I. Belknap, R. Berry F Yeaton Second row, left to right: Coach Hilton, F. Bumham, F. Feltis, R. O'Brien, A Gray gage ' 2446655453 Lincoln 39 Lincoln 35 Lincoln 40 Lincoln 40 Lincoln 54 Lincoln 53 Lincoln 53 Lincoln 42 Lincoln 39 Lincoln 33 Lincoln 51 Lincoln 37 Lincoln 64 Lincoln 49 Lincoln 69 Lincoln 55 Lincoln 55 Champion game Lincoln 51 Free port Boothbay Harbor Richmond Wiscasset Richmond Thomaston Alumni Hallowell Camden Hallowell Waldoboro Boothbay Harbor Wiscasse t Freeport Thomaston Camden Waldoboro Home Home Away Away Home Home Home Away Away Home Home Away Home Away Away Home Away Boothbay Harbor 59 Away 54 fi. . ' irq, 'A .wow ta .,f Q4! Zaye' Zum First row, left to right: L. Oliver, G. Hatch, B. Cameron, N. Bailey, Ir., R. Chasse Second,row, left to right: Coach Hilton, C. son and D. Belknap. Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Home Away Away Home Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Away Home Home Away Hatch, I. Birkett, Freeport Boothbay Harber Richmond Wiscasset' Richmond South Bristol Hallowell Hallowell Waldoboro Boothbay Harbor Bridge Wiscassett Freeport' Bridge Waldoboro Boothbay Harbor LINCOLN COUNTY CHAMPS! A. Moody, W. Ander 34 16 19 28 30 24 35 29 45 21 52 27 31 35 26 29 :ldv 244661 Front row, left to right: H. Vinal, P. Dinsmore, K. Oliver, B. Hatch V Lewis, M. Myrick, and V. Wyman. Back row, left to right: I O Brien M. Hatch, I. Robinson, L. Cowan, Coach Lewis. Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln 41 Here 32 Here 52 Away 19 Here 31 Here 33 Here 39 Away 48 Away 62 Here 36 Away 65 Here 45 Away 32 Away 55 Rockland Boothbay Harbor Wiscasset Waldoboro Thomaston Alumni Camden Boothbay Harbor Wiscasset T homaston Camden Rockland Waldoboro First row, left to right: R. Fuller, M. Curtis, E. Bosworth, C. Giles N Genthner I. O'Brien. Second row, left to right: Coach Lewis, E. Gamage I French R Saw yer, A. Berry. Q W Zcwkez 1. V. Girls' Basketball Lincoln 21 Lincoln 30 Lincoln 17 Lincoln 28 Away He re Here Here Boothbay Harbor South Bristol Varsity Thomaston Boothbay Harbor if iii bv -I 2' M' -. 5 . X . mr . f : ui, ,, -4 fm. Q - R, ,, W fi M. W -..,,,, v.wg, rf-fa .. ew. u -fy rg ,. A, w, , :. - N, gli. , .,5.3J?Qv uw . . - Q ,.. . K s. 1' - f-we E59 112- MU , in il A 'w I 54.9 , wi J, 1-,: . ' 'Ti fiwifgfix-.. Af fl . W 1 .f - 1 2 4- , .fQ,l -2 --Qgifual r +6 34 ul : ,W wi vf an nn H M 'Y v -.H 5il NP 6 E5 , :rw i M ff x 1 -.V 'r DW' F34 , :iii 1 ,. First row, left to right: Mrs. Chilman, N. Russell, E. Hutchins, R. Clerk, J. Gilbert, I. French Mrs. Russell. Second row, left to right: M. Curtis, E. Chasse, D. Merrill, N. Fraser, E. Wood ward, F. Erskine. Third row, left to ri ht: R. F ll J. Ball, A, Duce, E. Gamage. g u er, R. Sawyer, N. Genthner, P. Dinsmore, Ming 66245 The Hiking Club, sponsored by Mrs. Chilman and Mrs. Russell, had its first meeting in September when the following officers were elected: President - - - ' ' ' ' Rita Snark Vice President - - ' ' 'Jackie Gllbert Secretary ---- - - - Evelyn Hutchins Treasurer - - ' ' ' Jean French Hikes have been taken to Wiscasset, Waldoboro, Round Pond,Biscay, the River Road, and the Belverdere Road. T .V in WMF' ,, 1' , vii ,U i First FOW. left to right: C. Wright, F. Burnham, A. Hall, L. Hodgkins. J. Belknap, R, O-Brien, R. Berry. Second row: Coach Lewis, A. Gray, F. Yeaton, A. Moody B. Hatch, P. Van Varick L. Oliver, G. Hatch. ' Because of wet weather the baseball team was late, as usual, in 'letting on to the field this b ' ' ti its first t s rinfi However once on the field, the team got off to a flying start y winninl, P35 P A- 1 four consecutive games, but from then on played mediocre ball and finished the season in third L t ear's raduation was kind and only took two of the team players, thereby leaving place. as y g coach Edward Lewis a good foundation to work on this spring. The schedule included games with Erskine, Boothbay, Rockland, Thomaston, Camden, Waldoboro and Wiscasset. The following ' H ll d their letters in baseball Sheldon Crocker, Landon Oliver, Fred Burnham, Alton a , carne . Lloyd Hodgkins, Craig Young, Andrew Williamson, James Belknap, Anthony Spra,gue, Robert O'Brien, Peter Van Varick, Chester Wright, Manager, Robert Baxter. 1 1.2522 jyvgplllla' A First row, left to right: N. Bailey, Ir., A. Moody, H. Reed, S. Skillin, B. Hatch, R. Berry, P. Baldwin. Second row, left to right: C. Hatch, W. Keene, W. Crocker, J. Birkett, R. Foster, T. Campbell, A. Gray, R. Packard, Coach Hilton. . The Lincoln Academy track team had an exceptionally good season in 1951. The able tracksters coached by Mr. Hilton won all of their scheduled meets, which included Thomaston , Morse, Brunswick and Winslow. The team very dramatically overcame Rockland to win the Knox - Lincoln track meetandlater placed a close third in the state meet, in which Silas Skillin setarecord forthe low hurdles. It also must be remembered that many of these opponents were much larger schools than Lincoln. Consisting of many underclassmen, this team should provide a nucleus for future winners. The following are lettermen: Captain Burton Hatch, Silas Skillin Andrewwilliamson. Sheldon Crocker, Herbert Reed, Anthony Sprague, Talbot Campbell, Nel - son Bailey,Jr. and Atwood Moody. ww auwtffuy Left to right: G. Fraser, S. Skillin, W. Dunning, R. Berry, A. Moody, N. Bailey, Jr., J. Birkett, P. Baldwin, R. Packard,and Coach Hilton. The Cross Country Team had a good record this season, considering the oppo - sition. The Harriers, coached by Mr. Hilton, beat Gardiner and Rockland at home,while losing to Portland, Deering, Hebron and Gardiner away. Despite the record, the team, consisting of four Juniors and three Sophomores, promises improvement next fall. Making up the first seven were Atwood Moody, William Dunning, Silas Skillin, Robert Packard, Ralph Berry, Paul Baldwin and Nelson Bailey, Jr. ff! ' A 7 . ' O if P l W A f First row: A. Hall, S. Skillin, R. O'Brien, M. Myrick, V. Lewis, B. Hatch, I. Swanner, J. Belknap, V. Wyman, F. Feltis, J. Robinson, C. Wright. Second row: C. Sproul, J. Chase, D. Ludwig, J. Boyd, M. Hatch, P. Dinsmore, H. Vinal, L. Cowan, E. Bosworth, K. Oliver, J. O'Bricn, B. Witham, E. Chasse, N. Russell, F. Emkine- A. Gray. Third row: R. Packard J. French, T. Campbell, N. 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