Lincoln Academy - Lincolnian Yearbook (Newcastle, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1954 volume:

Y-e 'Q is 5-9 ' 53 555 r -gf? LF RC .J ,H Q a?- I Q x j Mfinfffchf22iz'nzf:1msmmZM 3' 5 S3 rs , ... M...-.f,-: --1-7.51 -rg. .-:Q.--,-rf,-.-1:-13'r5-:gif5: '- 2-p. if-'QQ-'-,.'-.EL-....'fi1'r ,eff-g,,:-1.4 2' -- .. : :-:-:--- - :cf ' i-,g.,,,,.-,,X1i,...L, , -. . ,I .. , .. , V ,.,-...,-as ibecbca fion William L. Flye . lester F. Weeks Robert Belknap, Jr. John N. Glidden President Vice-President Secretary Assistant Treasurer Treasurer Rufus E. Stetson Thomas E. Gay Donald O. Johnston Leon Dodge WW 4 . ..f f.w. if f In In T Y Ellis W. Nash Edward B. Denny, Jr. Carl W. Hilton Linwood Palmer, Jr The class of 1954 wishes to d d' e icate this year's Lincolnian to the Board of Trustees. This is in sincere appreciation of the work and trouble to which they went in securing us the new an t L' nex o incoln Academy. EDITCRIAL BOARD FOR THE 1954 LINCOLNIAN Editor-in-Chief . . . James Birkett Assistant ........ Betty Jean Witham Business Managers . David Belknap, Cynthia Giles Personals , , Elaine Chasse, Nelson Bailey Jr. Sports . . . Jacqueline Gilbert, Landon Oliver Calendar. . ........ Jean French Activities . .Evelyn Hutchins, Robert Packard Literary. . ...... Clayton Hatch Alumni . . ....... Janice O'Brien Circulation . . . Natalie Genthner, Atwood Moody Exchange ......... Marilyn Hatch Art 8: Photography . .... Merrill Bailey Faculty Advisor . . Mrs. Elva Chamberlain 2' .Q 2. T n..y,..f:a ' , ' .911 Wemoriam In memory of Ralph Melvin Rittall, a fellow classmate who died on September 1, 1951. Home is the sailor, home from the sea, And the hunter home from the hill. 1 3 GCI! Commercial Subjects Industrial Arts Home Economics EMILY G. CHILMAN NEAL R. WARD IESSIE J, LOWELL Maine School of Commerce Gorham State Teachers University of Mass, , B, S University of Maine College, B, S, University of Maine Principal Physics, Chemistry NELSON W. BAILEY Colby College, B. S. Yale University Pennsylvania State College, M, Ed. Junior Business, English 1oME1. GA! University of Maine, A. B. Athletic Coach, Social Mathematics, Biology Science CHARLES N. PINKHAM LAWRENCE H. QUIMBY Colby College, B,s, Bates College, A. B. University of Maine Bates College 4 Languages ELVA E. CHAMBERLAIN Bates College, A. B. University of Maine English LEVERETT B, DAVIS Williams College, B.A. Virginia Theological Seminary, B. D. University of Maine LT vs 5x 2 -a' U3 2 rn 0 1-1 --1 LD L5 :SZ :- A4 0 II! QC 32 23 .r: U ui ageg H1 W: N. Geuthnerg E. Ga RO NT FRO .E O cz as Ll u.. -J. L7 I-I cu .Q I-'I un-4 LD v-1 rl as Y-1 'Pl Nl an S' 4: O0 -v-1 5 f MIDDUE ROW: D. Be1kr1apgA. Grayg Hatchg O. Johnsong L. Bailey. tchinsg G. Perryg G. Hu Hatch: E. M. odeeng artlettg F. M mg J. Birkettg R. B urnha Q ul E I-1 o O nz .3 ui Hayesg CK ROW: N. BA 3 C. Hatch. R. Packard Ogilvie A. Camerong L. Oliverg G. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Nelson Bailey, Ir. , P resident Atwood Moody Vice-President Cynthia Giles Secretary Janice O'Brien Treasurer ir incofn an iam incofneffe .W .-.W .. . . -1-,..,,,7,.,,t....p.,,...a,,.....--. H . C6156 of 7954 LLOYD NOLAN BAILEY Lloyd Newcastle Worcester, Massachusetts December 31, 1936 Choose such pleasures as recreate much, and cost little. Senior Class Playg Stag Hill Journal. Likes girls, cars, food, and good times. Dislikes wiseguys. You think so, do you? MERRILL BOSWORTH BAILEY Damariscotta Mills South Jefferson, Maine December 29, 1936 It is the height of art to conceal art. Lincoln Board C413 Stag Hill Journal 13, 41. A quiet and friendly lad with a fine ability to draw. NELSON WARD BAILEY JR. Bub Newcastle Damariscotta, Maine August 3, 1936 On the stage he was natural, simple, affecting, . Twas only that when he was off, he was acting. Jv. Basketball 0, 21, Varsity 13, 413 Senior Class Playg Varsity Track U, 2, 3, 41: L. Club 11, 2, 3, 41: Washington Club: Jr. Prize Speakingg Band U, 2, 3,413 National Honor Society 13, 41: Glee Club fl,2, 3,411 Lincolnian Board C415 Student Council CI, 2, 3, 41, President C41g Class Pres. C41. 'No fooling? Really? Dislikes starched collars, likes to read a good book any- time and watch T.V. at B. J. 's. ROBERT SHARIEY BARTLETT 'Bob' Damariscotta Mills Jefferson, Maine October 24, 1936 'Kind Sleep- -A momentary respite from despair. Likes dancing and sports. Dislikes school and work, and intends to go to college or start dairy farming. 7 --v--T .-,-T Ida -v-v---, ,vw --'- r rr W' m 'w'f - H' DAVID JORDAN BELKNAP Dave Damariscotta Damariscotta, Maine August 30, 1936 Be mindful, when invention fails, to scratch your head and bite your nails. Jv. Cross Country 115, Iv. Basketball 11, 2, 35, Class President 11, 25, Cross Country and Track Manager 12, 3, 45, National Honor Society 13, 45, Senior Class Play, Student Council 11, 25, Glee Club 145, Science Club 12, 3,45, L. Club 12. 3, 45. Loves inuicate little gadgets. Why isn't this a perpetual motion machine? ALICE ANN BERRY Al Anna NOb1Cb01'0 Damariscotta, Maine N0V6I1'1bef 5. 1935 The temple of our purest thoughts is silence. Iv. Basketball 1I,2, 35, Glee Club 11, 35: Iv. Cheerleading 115, Ir. Red Cross 11, 25, F.H.A, 1I,25, Stag Hill Journal 13,45, Ir. Prize Speaking, Property Manager of Senior Class Play, Washington Club. Likes food, the color blue, people with a sense of humor. JAMES DAVIS BIRKETT Bucket Nobleboro Norwalk. Conn. September 30, 1936 Confusion now hath madehhis masterpiece. Lincolnian Board 135, Editor-in-chief 145, Class Officer 115, Student Council 13, 45, Science Club 12, 35, Vice-president 145, Senior Class Play, Debating 11, 2, 3, 45, Glee Club 145, National Honor Society 135, Pres. 145: Iv. Basketball 12, 3, 45, Track 11, 2, 3, 45, Cross Country 11, 2, 3, 45, Minstrel Show Endman 135, Chorus 125. His Jeep, Darned Cows I've been out shovelin'. FREDERICK ALLEN BURNHAM Freddie Damariscotta Mills Damariscotta, Maine May 24' 1935 A brave captain is as a root, out of which 1as branches5 the courage of his soldiers doth spring. Baseball 11, 2, 3, 47: IV. Basketball 115, Varsity 12, 3, 45, Track 12, 3, 45, Candidate for King 12, 35, L. Club 12, 3, 45. ' Dances at South Bristol. Can't beat the Marines! ARTHUR STUART CAMERON IR. Art North Edgecomb Winchester, Massachusetts November 15, 1936 Rare compound of oddity, frolic and fun, To relish a joke and rejoice at a pun. Glee Club 12,45, Minstrel Chorus 12, 3, 45, Model Boat Club 115, Senior Class Play, Washington Club. A great jokester, animal lover and magician. 8 MARY ELAINE CHASSE Chasse Damariscotta Lewiston, Maine SCPYSIUPCT 30- 1935 A little nonsense now and then ls relished by the wisest men. Glee Club 11,435 Senior Class Play5 Jr, Prize Speakingg Debating 113: Jr. Red Cross 11, 23 lv. Basketball 11, 23, Varsity 13, 435 L. Club 11, 2, 3, 435 Softball 11, 2, 3, 435 Hiking Club 11,235 Stag Hill Journal 1335 Stag Hill Journal Editor 143. Egadl What say ol' chap? Likes wittiness, jokes and fun. Is noted for her different build. MARGUERITA THELMA CLARK Rio Rita Damariscotta Damariscotta, Maine September 29, 1935 The laughter of girls is, and ever was, Among the delightful sounds of earth. Softball 12, 3,435 Glee Club 11,435 Senior Class Play Prompter5 Jr. Red Cross 123: Jv Cheerleading 1I,2, 33, Varsity 1435 L. Club 12, 3, 435 Stag Hill Journal 1435 Band 12, 3, 435 Hiking Club 11, 23. Likes sixth period study hall, basketball games, ice cream, to make Elaine C's life miserable. No kidding! JEAN KATHERINE FRENCH Jeannie Damariscotta Damariscotta, Maine February 14, 1936 'When I am forgotten, as I shall be, and sleep in dull cold marble ---- Say I taught thee. Jv. Basketball 12, 33, Varsity 1435 Haynes Science Club 11, 435 Band 12, 335 Lincolnian Board 12, 435 Glee Club 11, 435 Hiking 11, 235 Softball 11, 235 Senior Class Play5 National Honor Society 13,4J: Jr. Red Cross 11,23: Jr. Prize Speaking5 L. Club 13,43. To be a teacher. Likes basketball and other sports. EUNICE CHARLOTTA GAMAGE Eunice South Bristol South Bristol, Maine May 4, 1936 The true ship is the shipbuilder. Jv. Basketball 1235 Varsity Basketball 13,435 L, Club 13,435 Softball 1335 Band11, 2, 335 l-'.H.A. 1135 Hiking Club 11,235 Senior Class Play5 Jr. Red Cross 1135 Washington Club. Wants Don back from Cuba, to end her school days, and to get married. Dislikes potatoes and baked beans. NATALIE ELEANOR GENTHNER Nat N. G. Damariscotta Damariscotta, Maine January 22, 1937 As prone to mischief, as able to perform it. L. Club 13,435 Softball 13,435 Iv. Basketball 11,23, Varsity 13,435 Future Homemakers 11, 2, 3,435 Hiking Club 11, 2, 335 Stag Hill Journal 12, 3, 435 Washington Clubg Senior Class Play Prompter5 Jr. Red Cross 11, 235 Band 1135 Lincolnian Board 1435 lest-a -Festa fl. 2. 33- Dances, So. Bristol, food--Dislikes, snobby girls, Nosey boys, boring parties-- That's for sure. Leave us not. 9 IACQUELINE LORRAINE GILBERT Jake Jackie S. Bristol South Bristol, Maine May 18, 1936 All who joy would win must share it. Happiness was born a twin. Jv. Basketball 11, 23, Varsity 13, 43, Senior Class Playg Student Council 12, 333 Band 113: Hiking Club 12, 33, Future Homemaker 12, 335 Stag Hill Board 143, Lincolnian Board 143: Jr. Red Cross 113g Iest-a-Festa 1I,2, 33, L. Club 13, 43. Loves basketball, is jolly and friendly, likes Janice. CYNTHIA ELEANOR GILES Sin Newcastle Malden, Massachusetts June 28, 1936 Why should the devil have all the fun? Iv. Basketball 11, 23, Varsity 13, 43g Ir. Red Cross 113g Class Officer 13, 43, L, Club 13. 43: Jr. Prize Speaking: Glee Club 11, 3,43g Senior Class Playg Band 12, 3, 435 Washington Clubg Lincolnian Board 143. Nice person, fine basketball player, and friendly to all. ARTHUR C. GRAY - Buster Damariscotta Milton, Massachusetts February 13, 1936 Light quirks of music, broken and uneven Make the soul dance upon a jig to heaven. Baseball 12, 3, 43g Basketball 12, 3, 43, Track 13,435 Glee Club 13, 433 Chorus in minstrel 12. 3. 43- He likes Chevrolets, but hates algebra. CLAYTON EUGENE HATCH Clayton Nobleboro Union, Maine March 25. T937 As the confusion of tongues was a mark of separation So the being of one language is a mark of union. Cross Country 113, Track 12, 3. 43: Iv. Basketball 11, 2, 3, 433 Haynes Science Club 13, 43g Glee Club 143, Minstrel Chorus 11, 2, 3,43g Senior Class Play: Ir. Prize Speakingg Washington Club: Lincolnian Board 143: Spelling Con. 13, 43. Likes girls, dislikes two senior boys, noted for his French. GARY NEIL HATCH Gary Newcastle Newcastle, Maine SGPIGHUJ'-'I I. 1935 It matters not how long we live, but how. Iv. Basketball 11, 2, 33: Iv. Baseball 11, 2, 3, 43. Likes Fords, hates onions and conceited women. 10 MARILYN ETTA HATCH Hatch Nobleboro Union, Maine May 28, 1935 Now, at a certain time, in pleasant mood, She tried the luxury of doing good. Basketball 11, 2,3,41, Captain 141: Band 13,415 Glee Club 1113 L. Club 11,z, 3,415 Lincolnian Board 1413 Hiking Club 1113 Jr.'Red Cross 111: Stag Hill Journal 1413 Washington Club: Senior Class Play: Jest-a-Fiesta 11, 2, 31. Likes being alone in good-looking cars, and dislikes having Natalie along as a chaperone. NORMAN CLINTON HAYES Norm Newcastle Damariscotta, Maine June I3, 1932 Everything comes to him who waits. Is friendly, likes music, dancing, and swimming. Can't stand hillbilly music. EVELYN MYRA HUTCHINS Eve Rockland Boothbay Harbor, Maine April I, 1936 O musicg sphere descended, Friend of pleasure, wisdom's aid. Jv. Basketball 11, 213 Junior Red Cross 1113 Glee Club 11 ,3,41Q Librarian 13,415 Band 12, 3, 41, Sec. 141: Stag Hill Journal 12, 41: Senior Class Playg Lincolnian Board 141g Washington Club 141. That Baritone--- Trailway's bus drivers are acute! ll Leemanll Her voice and ability to harmonize. SALLY ANNA JACOBS Sal Damariscotta Damariscotta Hospital, Maine October zo, 1935 'There swims no goose so gray, but soon or late, She finds some honest gander for her mate. F. H. A. 12, 31: Hiking 12, 315 Stag Hill 1315 Softball 13,41. Likes Chrysler Convertibles, dancing, bowling and T. V. 'Please don't go. Dislikes snobby boys, hurrying. OLAF WILLIAM JOHNSON Johnson No. Edgecomb Newcastle, Maine November 22, 1933 'My appetite comes to me while eating. Model-Sail Boat Club 121g Minstrel Show Chorus 11 , 21g Baseball Manager 131: L. Club 141: Washington Club. Oh come Nowl Likes bowling, T.V., a freshman girl, baseball. Dislikes Fords, foolish girls. ll FRED CARLETON LINCOLN Freddie I Damariscotta Mills Newcastle, Maine December 21, 1934 There's nothing so becomes a man, As modest stillness. Sec. of Class 1115 Track 12,41. ls quiet and friendly. FREDERICK A. MODEEN Moe Damariscotta San Diego, California October 3, 1935 A Workman is known by his work. Jv. Baseball 121, Varsity 13,415 Varsity Basketball 13,41 Glee Club 13, 415 Washing- ton Club. His C.C.P. You mean to say this isn't a good car? Dislikes putting back shades in main room. ATWOOD WILLIAM MOODY Bitters Jefferson Jefferson, Maine January 26, 1935 Where there 's a will, there's a way. Jv. Basketball 11, 21, Varsity 13, 415 Jv. Baseball 11,21, Varsity 13, 415 Track 1I,2, 3,415 Cross Country 11, 2, 3, 415 Jr. Prize Speakingg Class President 1315 Minstrel Show 11, 2, 3, 415 Glee Club 11, 2,3,415 L. Club 11 , 2, 3,415 Class Vice-President 1415 Washington Club De-fin-ate-ly Likes Joyce, hates Algebra. JANICE SUE O'BRlEN Jay Damariscotta Damariscotta, Maine November IO, 1935 Hers are the joys of nature, hers the smile, The cherub of innocence and hea1th. Jv. Basketball 11, 21, Varsity 13, 415 F.l-I. A. 12,3,415 Class Officer 13, 41: Miss Lincolnette 1415 Senior Class Play: Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 415 L. Club 13,415 Committees for class 141. Is seen a great deal with Jackie Gilbert, likes sports, gay parties, and laughs a great deal. GEORGE E. OGILVIE George I6ff8rSOFl Jefferson, Maine September 1, 1936 'Still waters run deep. 12 LANDON LOUIS OLIVER Lannie Darnariscotta Mills Damariscotta Mills, Maine December 2I , 1934 The man that blushes is not quite a brute. Varsity Baseball 1I,2, 3,413 Jv. Basketball 121, Varsity 13, 41, Track 141: L. C-lub 1I,2, 3, 413 Lincolnian Board 141: Washington Club. 'What a filthy talking bunch! Want a piece of gum? ROBERT WARREN PACKARD Jefferson Portland, Maine ' July 20, 1936 Wisdom is greater than riches. Cross Country 12, 3,41: Jv. Track 1I,21, Varsity 13, 413 Jr. Prize Speaking: Debat- ing 1313 Senior Class Play: Jr. Town Meeting of the Air 1313 L. Club 12, 3, 413 Lincolnian Board 141: Band 12, 3,415 Haynes Science Club 121, Sec. 131, Pl'BS..f4,i National Honor Society 12, 3, 41, Sec-Tres. 131: Vice President Student Council 141: Washington Clubg Minstrel Show Chorus 11, 2, 31. - Likes'Yankees and Chevrolets. Out to set a new track record. GORDON PERRY JR. Jefferson Jefferson, Maine April 1, 1937 In every deed of mischief, he had a heart to resolve, a head to contrive, and a hand to execute. Band 12, 3, 41g Glee Club 141: Minstrel Show Chorus 12, 3, 413 Haynes Science Club 13, 41: Washington Club. He's a crook! l I wonder what would happen if---7 Do you suppose may- be this gadget I just made will blow the lab up? His laugh, his mischief, and his joy. ELIZABETH JEAN WITHAM Betty Jean Damatiscotta Mills Nobleboro, Maine January 13, 1937 Cheerful at morn she wakes from short repose, Breathes the keen air, and carols as she goes. Jv. Cheerleading 111, Varsity 12, 3,41, Capt. 1413 Future Homemakers of America 1l,2, 31, Officer 12. 31: Glee Club 11, 2, 3,41g Band 11, 2, 3, 413 Student Council 13. 41, Sec. 1413 Lincolnian Board 141, L. Club 12, 3,415 Senior Class Play, Jr. Prize Speaking, Softball 11, 2, 31, Stag Hill Journal 12, 3, 415 Washington Clubg Minstrel Show Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41. HOWARD CHESTER WRIGHT cher Damariscorra Mills Damariscotta, Maine October IO, 1935 lt matters not what you are thought to be, But what you are. Varsity Baseball 1I,2, 3,41: Student Council 111g L. Club 11, 2, 3, 41. His convertible, 'likes baseball, and other sports. 13 A CCILHCJCII' Dear , This year has been a very memorable one to the class of 1954. To an outsider this may sound like any other school year, but to us it is the most important year--WE are the SENIORS. School opened on Sept. 14, with only a half day of school, thanks to the workmen. Our old friend, Mr. Sprague, -came on Sept. I7 to get our magazine drive underway. He wouldn't promise us the clmtom ary ice cream if we topped Boothbay--it wouldn't be good for Boothbay's morale! On Sept. 25, the seniors welcomed GJ the Freshman class in the Gym. lwish you could have seen Wayne Peterson being pushed around the Gym in a baby carriage by Mr. Bailey. He made an adorable baby with his bonnet and bottle of milk. It was on Sept. 28 that a Jackson-White representative came to photograph each individual senior. It must be a wonderful life doing nothing but trying to make people smile all dayl Oct. I was a great day. The magazine drive ended with a record-breaking total of 320481 The seniors surprised the school by rising from fourth place to first place. lwonder how the seniors sold S300 worth of magazines in one nightl Of course they hadn't been holding any back! Can you imagine the stir when the Lincolnian Board and the Senior Class Play cast were announced on Oct. 2. lt sure looked like a lot of work. On Oct. I6 and I7 we had a short but very welcome vacation. I think teachers' convention should come more than once a year. lwish you could have attended the Sophomore Hop on Oct. 25. The Gym was pleasing to the eye with its effective decorations of black silhouettes and black and white streamers. The Ioth of November is a historic date. Never before has Lincoln Academy had such talent in its Senior Class Play and never before have they presented such a play as Don't Take My Penny . You would have enjoyed seeing Bub Bailey. He was a most convincing young lady. We spent Nov. I 3 polishing the schoolhouse from top to bottom for its first showing to the public. It is really surprising what a group of people can do in a short time if they make up their minds to do it. Mr. Green spoke to the seniors and we went happily home to beg from our not so happy parents enough money to pay for our Washington Trip. I'll bet our parents wish that he hadn't made that trip sound so thrilling. On Dec. I8 we celebrated the coming of our Christmas vacation with a movie. lt was pretty old, but at least it was a ta1kie. The student body elected Janice O'Brien and Lannie Oliver, Sir Lincoln and Miss Lincolnette, on Jan. 28. We were very proud, and lthink you would have been too,' when Mr. Bailey announced that James Birkett had won an honorable mention in a nation-wide science talent search. Finally on Feb. I9, we will send our Lincolnian to press and then we can breathe again. Ihope you will see our radiant class on April I6, as we step on the bus to start for Washington. That is the day we have been awaiting four years. It will be May 25 that ten trembling Juniors will climb to the stage in the Gym and vainly try to remember pieces that they thought were carefully learned. Three days later they will attend something that they can enjoy, their Prom. Good Luck, Juniorsl Class Day exercises will be held in the Gym on June 14. That evening we will attend our first Alumni banquet though we aren't QUITE Alumni. Graduation and Graduation Ball, on June I5, mark the end of the school year and the end of high school life for the Class of I954. Very sincere ly yours, I 7 14 iw .xXSN ff -fa7 Q Q fa ,iii- flu i -1,lXfYL Rqiv-4 uw I 1 W iw n W . .fir Q. 3:-f-M41 A ' ' ,nt 4 -..fx .siilj Ri A -Q gI'Q5Al'l'l2l'l The Freshman Class has been very active this year in sports and activities of every kind. In the fall We raised money by selling Christmas cards. A very successful Sadie Hawkins dance was held in October which also helped fill our coffers. We were the first class to reach its quota in the magazine drive even though We finish- ed third. NAME Margaret Bames Edna Barstow Donna Blair Carolyn Boyd Pearl Boynton Donna Brewer Susan Briggs Gertrude Ca rter Paula Chamberlain Nickolas Chasse Judith Cooney Katherine Dodge Molly Emerson Patricia Elliman Nancy Gamage Philip Genthner Charles Giles Katheryn Greenleaf Barbara Hassan Charlotte Hassan Vaughn Hathaway Vyene Hathaway Earl Herald Brent Hixon Patricia Kancevinch George Keene Alice Keller Sandra Kelsey Robert Lermond Barbara Lovell Mark Monroe James Moody Cecile Morin Elizebeth Morrill Patience Oliver William Parsons Wayne Peterson Joseph Percival Judith Plummer Rebecca Rice Aaron Rowe Donna Simmons Judith Skillins Philip Smith Helen Tibbetts Sandra Trask James Tukey Barry Witham Donna York NICKNAME Peggy Ed Don Cal Perk Donna Susan Trudy Nick Judy Kath Molly Patsy Phil Charlie Kay Barbs Puddley Vaughn Kittie Earl Hicky Pat Butch Alice Sandy Bob Babs Mark Jim Ceal Beth Pat Bill Pete Percy Judy Becky Ronnie Judy Phil Sandy J im Bear Red LIKES Kit and Movies Green Fords New Harbors' Boys Henry Girls To eat Roller Skating Algebra Basketball Certain Boys Skating Cheerleading Skating Girls Girls Marine Reserves Gardiner Boys A Certain Freshman Boy Swimming Swimming and Cooking Guitar Music Cars and Marines Ir. Business So. Bristol Sq, Dances A Certain Girl Boys and Jazz Eating and Sleeping Women Boys Basketball Sports Music Basketball Money Certain Boys So. Bristol Boys Driving and Eating Dancing Basketball Harmonica Latin Everything Basketball and Girls Sports One Round Pond Boy 17 DISLIKES Housework Stuck-ups Lima Beans Jr. Business Algebra Cottage Cheese Latin Algebra Show-off 's Jazz Bananas Latin English Fast Basketball Jr. Business Stuck-up Girls Carrots Liver Boys Civics Latin Algebra Army Bunny-hop Butterscotch Candy Coffee Getting up in the Mornmg Snooty People Carrots Rice Broth Prunes Tumips Onions and Girls Ir, Business Round Pond Army Fellows Algebra Onions Cars without Heaters Nothing Latin Mince pie Lima Beans The first big event of the school year was the annual Lincoln Academy Magazine Drive. lt was sponsored by the Curtis Publishing Company, which is represented in our district by Mr. Robert Sprague. The school sold a record 32047. 80 worth of magazines. This is more than a 191 increase over last year's SI650. 91. From this year 's sales the school received 3741. 74. This money is allotted, as decided by the Student Council, to the various organizations and sports which can not support themselves financially. The general chairman of the drive was David Bel- knap, who was assisted by Jack French. Class chairmen were Jean French and James Birkett for the Seniors, Mar- jorie Curtis and Herbert Hixon for the Juniors, Carol Greenleaf and Nathan Witham for the Sophomores, and Patsy Elliman and Charles Giles for the Freshmen. The highest salesman was Wayne Anderson, who sold 3116. 50. Close behind him was David Belknap, who sold SIO6. 50. Other high salesmen were Mary Watson, Jack French, and Jean French. The Seniors took first place, with the Juniors second. They were entertained at a social by the Freshmen and Sophomores. A movie was shown to all those who sold two or more subscriptions. LEFT TO RIGHT: N, witham, R. Sawyer, S. Briggs, C. Hatch, 18 agazine riue FIRST ROW: I. French, W. Anderson, D. Belknap, SECOND ROW: M. Curtis, C. Greenleaf, N. Wit- ham, P, Elliman. THIRD ROW: B. Bailey, C, Giles, J. Birkett, H. Hixon, J, French, Kon feril On Wednesday evening, November 18, 1953, students from seven high- schools in Lincoln County met at South Bristol to compete in the annual Lin- coln County Spelling Contest. This contest is sponsored by the Lincoln County Schoolmen 's Association. Lincoln Academy was represented by the following: Clayton Hatch Class of 1954 Ruth Sawyer Class of 1955 Nathan witham Class of 1956 Susan Briggs Class of 1957 row Cimnlry Robert Packard '54--Letter man Jack French '55 Atwood Moody '54--Letter man Joseph Percival '57 James Birkett '54 Charles Giles '57 Nelson, Bailey '54 Steve Allen '55 COACH--Neal Ward MANAGER--David Belknap The boys had some tough luck this year, but they didn't give up. Robert Packard and Atwood Moody stayed together in every race, always placing among the first three. Some Freshmen boys came out this year and we expect them to be of help in the years to come. fs. 5 V 'K FRONT: S. Jacobs: E. Gamage: M. Hatch: J. O'Brien: J. Gilbert. MIDDLE: B. Witham: J. Birkett: N. Bailey: C. Giles: A. Moody. BACK: D. Belknap: A. Cameron: J. French: E. Hutchins: E. Chasse: C. Hatch: A. Berry: N. Genthner F. Modeen: R. Clark: L. Bailey. enior azifi may The class of 1954 chose Don't Take My Penny, a play by Anne Coulter Martens, as their class play lt was presented at the Lincoln Theatre on November IO, 1953. With excellent coaching by Mrs. Chamberlain and outstanding co-operation from the cast and stage CIBW, the Play W3S 3. g1'8at SUCCESS. Don't Take My Penny was based on sixteen-year-old, movie-struck Penny, who struts about the stage with a book on her head to acquire good posture and orates with pebbles in her mouth to improve her diction. All these 'sacrifices' are made to impress a visiting author, who believes he can find the ideal girl to star in his novel, which is soon to be produced as a movie. Try as she will, however, Penny is no match for her boy friend and his chum of many ideas when they decide that Penny should not go to Hollywood. The play was full of fun with good parts for all. Each member of the cast was well suited to his role and gave an excellent performance. The cast was as follows: Penny . . . . Betty Jean Whitham Sally .... . Cynthia Giles Norman Porter . . Arthur Cameron Caleb .... . Atwood Moody Mark . . . James Birkett Mavis . . Jean French Lydia . . Elaine Chasse Joanne . . Eunice Gamage Kerry . . . Robert Packard Greg . . Nelson Bailey, Jr. Gram . . . Monsieur Henri Lucile. . . Claire. . Elsie . . . Red . . . Harrison Day Stage Manager . . . Prompters . Evelyn Hutchins Clayton Hatch Jackie Gilbert Janice O'Brien Marilyn Hatch Lloyd Bailey David Belknap Fred Modeen Rita Clark I Natalie Genthner ummm unui1us:am:u nszsmxmmww wefmzrfmfasasaaswamwaxaamrxssssamsmm:mwn wmwm,swmmiwwm , za 1: FRONT: B. Withamg N. Baileyg R. Packard. MIDDLE: C. Gilesg M. Curtisg C. Greenleafg P, Ellimang N. Fraserg L, Warreng H. Moody. BACK: S. Briggsg I. Birkettg J. French: M. Barnes: I. French. .gzwlenf Counci The Student Council is an organization made up of an elected .group who control the entire student body in its yearly affairs. The responsibilities of the Student Council include the distribution of funds to organizations which apply for financial aid, Chandled by a finance committeejg the designation of dates for certain affairs such as dances and fairs: the settling of controversies which arise: and the general planning of many activities. Accredited to the Student Council are the very successful magazine drive and the planning of several inter- esting assembly programs. The officers of the organization are Nelson W. Bailey, Ir. , Presidentg Robert Packard, Vice-presidentg Betty Jean Witham, Secretary. Mr. Bailey is our advisor. Class representatives are as follows: Seniors ............ Betty lean Witham Robert Packard James Birkett Jean French Juniors , ' U .Moody Barnes, Ir, We W Marjorie Curtis X Nancy Fraser 4 I Jack French l RJ Sophomores . . . . Carol Greenleaf f 5 1' Lillian Warren L I Herbert Moody x' - ' Robert Brown - Freshmen., . . . Patricia Elliman I i 6 ' T Charles Giles COBYEYFIC' susan Briggs H ,,.. A rw ,arf - -ft ww-:sew-a.a..s.-aa-'hw' -wmmnu--J--ns-.wa.w mffsfmw-,-...W --f-1-mmmvmrsmqwwwswmmmflwsxstwvnmvammmmwmwsmmmwm5as.mmv.mf.tafrwv,s..s,w.m,saaW.,,w1m,sw..1Mwww,trsa-,rwwfsw.w.stmwwmw.fM-,mat.N.s.a M-M. fs.. ., twmwaa new OFFICERS President, Janice O'Brien, Vice-Presi- dent, Natalie Genthner, Secretary, Iverne Weston, Treasurer, Mary Wat- son, Parliamentarian, Gloria Meserve, Historian, Betty Trask, Song Leader, Sandra Sproul, Public Relations, Marjorie Curtis. This year on National F. H. A. Sunday, the group attended church at the Congregational Church. We have had a food sale and several displays of things We have made. On Sunday, February 14, the members of F. H. A. put on a tea for the teachers and trustees. We have had a State Officer this year, Marjorie Curtis. As State Public Relations Chairman she was editor of the News Letter. Sing if journa The STAG HILL JOURNAL has been organized for its fifth year. It is the school newspaper in which appear the sports, gossip, jokes, and social events. The Staff is as follows: Editor-In-Chief, Elaine Chasse, Undergraduate Editor, Betty Trask, Art Editors, Mer- rill Bailey, Judith Cooney, and Patience Oliver, Circulation Manager, Susan Briggs, Gossip Editor, Natalie Genth- ner and Nancy Fraser, Joke Editors, Jackie Gilbert and Dotty Merrill, Girls' Sports Editors, Evelyn Hutchins and Carol Greenleaf, Boys: Sports, George Keene, News Editor, Alice Berry, Barry Witham, and Philip Smith, Literary Editors, Rita Clark, and Alice Coffill, Reporters: Cynthia Giles, Charles Giles, Mary Watson, Trudy Hodgins, Patsy Elli- man, Gertrude Carter, Jean Baldwin, and Judy Skillin, Typists, Marilyn Bai- ley, Betty Jean Witham, Natalie Genth- ner, Alice Berry, June Cameron, Rita Clark, Charles Sproul, Lloyd Bailey, Marilyn Hatch, Ruth Gamage, Margie Curtis, Evelyn Hutchins. ADVISOR, Mrs. Emily Chilman. -N X Z? i in Z' A94 WM a. '. ,w a h gi g 4 ii ' - ,Z K' i? 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GAMES WE THEY WE THEY Nov, 20, Erskine qhomej 46 40 Jan. 15, Boothbay qawayj 36 69 25, Boothbay qhomep 47 56 22, Wiscasset qhomej 56 39 Dec. 4, Waldoboro fhomej 51 28 29, Thomaston fawayj 37 58 8, Erskine Qawayj 55 57 Feb. 5, Camden qhomej 61 49 II, Wiscasset qawayj 62 31 12, Waldoboro Qawayj 58 48 18, Thomasron qhomep 45 50 18, Mommouth 59 42 31, Alumni fhomey 37 44 Jan. 8, Camden qawayp 39 53 The team had a fair season. Its record was six wins and six losses, kg W J 1 4,6 I . G 1 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice O'Brien, Natalie Genthner, Pauline Dinsmore, Marilyn Hatch, Cyn thia Giles, Jacqueline Gilbert, Elaine Chasse. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT f Coach Ward, Mary Watson, Ruth Gamage, Jean French, Eunice Gamage, Manager Evelyn Hutchins. 0 7 ll' J JLe BASKET BALL SCHEDULE: DA TE WHERE WITH THEY N ov . home Boothbay 54 Dec. home Waldoboro 32 Dec. away Wiscasset 35 Dec. home Rockland 58 Dec. home Thomaston 53 Dec. home Alumni 20 Jan. 8 away Camden 54 Jan. I5 away Boothbay 59 Jan. 22 home Wiscasset 50 Jan. 29 away Thomaston 49 Feb. 5 home Camden 65 Feb. I2 away Waldoboro 38 Feb. I6 away Rockland 48 This year the girls have been up against some fine teams, they have played hard, and shown great sportmanship. A .. FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Gamage, Lillian Warren, Peggy Barnes, Carol Greenleaf, Beth Morrill, Gloria Meserve, Patsy Kancevitch, BACK ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT : Coach Ward, Sandra Trask, Donna Simmons, Molly Emerson, Judy Cooney, Sandra Sproul, Sandra Kelsey, Judy Skillin, Carolyn Boyd, Eugenie Woodward, Manager, Dottie Merrill. unior ulrdify Z?a:5L-edu! N L C FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Chasseg I. Tukeyg C. Hatch, J. Birkettg C. Giles, H. Moodyg BACK ROW: LEFT T0 RIGHT: B. Withamg M. Munroeg W. Vinalg Mr. Quimby, K. Gould, N. Withamg H. Nelson, J. Moody. 'This year the varsity cheerleaders are FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Captain Betty Jean Witham, Rita Clark, Joyce Ball, Gail Macauley, Gertrude Carter, Patsy Elliman, Nancy Fraser, Paula Chamberlain. CENTER: Donna York CA QQFECUJ Q15 These girls have cheered gallantly for our athletic teams during both victory and defeat. Much credit should be given to Captain Betty Jean Witham, who has done a great job in developing her squad. Thanks for the loyal support kids! I LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Hassan Charlotte Hassan . Cecil Morin Susan Briggs Donna York Donna Blair Captain Rebecca Rice Jean Baldwin Cynthia Francis Kay Greenleaf FRONT: J. Frenchg J. Birkettg R. Packardg E. Woodwardg BACK: G. Perryg R. Sawyerg N. Baileyg J. Frenchg C. Hatchg D. Belknap. ayned cience The Haynes Science Club is an honorary organization to which only selected science students may belong. Each year the club holds a ceremonial initiation. They take a trip to a science exhibition, set up scientific exhibits at the Jest-A-Fiesta Fair, and send contestants to the science fairs. President ....... Robert Packard Vice-president. . . . . James Birkett Secretary-treasurer. . .Eugenie Woodward Librarian ........ Jack French Money to finance their various projects is raised by selling soda at basketball games. O 0 O. lg l 3 ' 5 Wafionaf ,Honor .Sbciefy The National Honor Society began this year with six , members. They are Nelson Bailey Jr., David Belknap, James Birkett, Robert Packard, Jean French, and Cynthia Giles. James Birkett is president and Jean French is secretary- treasurer. Mrs. Chamberlain, our advisor, directs our meetings and ceremonial initiations. Admission into the National Honor Society is the highest honor given to a student at our school. This year we are selling candy during noon hour to finance our organization. NATIONAL -S , S Le Cul SOPRANO: Paula Chamberlain, Patri- cia Kancevitch, Joyce Ball, Dotty Mer- rill, Rita Clark, Barbara Lovell, Trudy Carter, Polly Dinsmore, Nancy Gam- age, Kathryn Greenleaf, Cynthia Fran- cis, Patience Oliver, Sandra Kelsey, Mary Watson, Carol Greenleaf, Judy Cooney, Janice O'Brien, Jean Baldwin, Patsy Elliman, Nancy Fraser, Helen Tibbetrs, Sandra Trask, Rebecca Rice, Kathryn Wheeler, Vyenne Hathaway, Judy Plummer, Judith Skillin. ALTO: Evelyn Hutchins, Betty Jean Witham, Sandra Sproul, Gloria Meserve, Jean French, Peggy Barnes, Molly Emerson, Trudy Hodgkins, Edna Barstow, Donr na Blair, Betty Trask, Donna Simmons, Beth Morrill, Susan Briggs. TENOR: Nelson Bailey Jr. , Wayne Anderson, Richard Erskine, Clayton Hatch, James Birkett, David Whitney, Barry Witham, David Belknap. BASS: Steve Al- len, Jack French, Atwood Moody, Henry Hall, Arthur Gray, Herbert Hixon, Fred Modeen, Thomas Woodbury, James Rogan, Gordon Perry, Adney Peck, George Keene, Charles Giles, Arthur Cameron. PIANISTS: Arthur Gray Herbert Hikon, Dorothy Merrill. DIRECTOR: Mrs. John Eagles. Hand TRUMPET: Nelson Bailey Jr. , Moody Barnes, Charles Sproul, Mary Watson, Betty Jean Witham, Nancy Fraser, Tom Woodbury, Ruth Gamage, Gordon Perry, Kenny Gould. CLARINET: Rita Clark, Eugenie Woodward, Patri- cia Kancevitch, Sandra Sproul, Carol Greenleaf, George Keene, Jr. TROMBONES: Robert Packard, Jack French, Marjorie Curtis. FLUTE: Paula Chamberlain ALTO HORN: Cynthia Giles. SAXA- PHONES: Dotty Merrill, Hollis Nel- son. BARITONE: Evelyn Hutchins. BASS HORN: Henry Hall. CELESTE: Marilyn Hatch. BASS DRUM: James Tukey. SNARE DRUM: James Rogan, Arthur Gray. CY MBALS: Pauline Dinsmore. DIRECTOR: Mr. Anthony Palleria. W ,MMS AAN if We ' , unior 6 aria The class of 1955 has been very active in sports and extra- curricular activities for the school year 1953-54. We have students representing the class in baseball, basketball, track, cross country, band, and cheerleading, and glee club. We would like to thank our class advisors, Mr. Chilman and Mr. Davis, for the guidance they have given us in all our various activities during the school year. 33 ALLEN, Stephen ANDERSON, Wayne BAILEY, Marilyn BALL, Joyce BARNES, Moody BURNHAM, Gary CAMERON, .Tune CHASSE, Robert CURTIS, Marjorie BRIEF SKETCHES Wit is the salt of life. A good book, a bright light and an easy chair Doing things well makes us silent A smile that glows. Laugh and the world laughs with you He who is a good athlete is necessarily a good sport She is kind as she is fair.' None but himself can be his parallel A quiet tongue shows a wise head DINSMORE, Pauline A daughter of the gods, div1nely tall and most d1v1nely fan FRASER, Nancy Good things come in-small packages FRENCH, .Tohn Mischief, thou art a foot. HAGAR, Harry If it rains--well! If it shines well' HAYES, Faith Gentle and true was she. ' HALL, Henry H1XoN, Herbert MAX HEIMER , William ' ' MERRILL, Dorothy PECK, Adney RICE, Chester ROGAN, James SAWYER, Ruth SIMMONS, Georgia SPROUL, Charles TRASK, Betty WHITNEY, David WOODBURY , Thomas WOODWARD, Eugenie GAMAGE, Ruth Variety is the spice of life When you want a good man for a good Job Patience and gentleness is power She gladdens all the world as does the rising sun Cool-headed as a cucumber lf a word be worth a shekel silence is worth two Head and shoulders above the crowd Boldly she knocks at wisdom s gates Composure is thy charm. Smallness of statue does not mean unsignificance Tall oaks from little acorns grow Life is action. A lion among ladies is a dreadful thing A quiet little maid with a quiet little way What do I care if bookworms get indigestion JUNIOR PRIZE SPEAKING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: C, Giles, A. Moody QKing Prizej, B. J. Witham, C. Hatch, J. French Qrd, A. Gray, E. Chasse, R. Packard QIst,, A. Berry Q4th,, N. Bailey 12nd, The annual Junior Prize Speaking Contest was held at the Lincoln Academy Gymnasium on May 26, 1953, by the class of 1954 The program was as follows: The Skylight Room IIO. Henry, Mary White 1fWilliam A. White, On the Train lfAnonymous, A String of Blue Beads 4fFulton Oursler, Nebuchadnezzar's Golden Calf 4fDaniel III, Patterns 4fAmy Lowell, The Peace We Seek 4fDwight D. Eisenhower, When Hannah Var Eight Yar Old 1fKatherine P. Gerling, Her First Ball ' 4fKatherine Mansfield, How to Hunt the Fox 1fBill Nye, Cynthia Giles Betty Jean Witham Atwood Moody Clayton Hatch Arthur Gray Jean French Robert Packard Elaine Chasse Alice Berry Nelson Bailey, Jr. , .fe ' , J 5 ff-if L .af ELJQALIK LETTERMEN Fred Burnham '54 55 54 Ralph Berry QCAPTAINQ Silas Skillin Ted Yeaton OTHERS Harry Hagar Gary Burnham ' Chester Wright ' Arthur Gray '54 Robert Chasse '55 Atwood Moody '54 Moody Barnes, Jr. Fred Modeen '54 COACH--Lawrence Quimby Lannie Oliver '54 GAMES Boothbay Harbor--home flostl Wiscasset--home fwonl Waldoboro--away flostj Waldoboro--home flostj ' Wiscassett--home fwonl i Boothbay Harbor--away flostl With eight men as a nucleus, Lincoln should have one teams in the 1954 league. 36 '53 '53 '53 '55 '55 of the best will SEATED C Reay V Bryant G. HodgkinsgM. Watson E Chasse N Genthner R Clark STANDING V Peaslee S Jacobsg B. CoffillgG. Meserve S Sproul P Dinsmore J Ball A Coffill E Bryant Last spring the girls' record was five wins one loss With a little practice and teamwork, the girls should very easily take the championship this season The team will be coached by Mr Leverett Davis Those left from last year's team are Rita Clark Elaine Chasse Natalie Genthner Betty Coffill Alice Coffill Mary Watson Trudy Hodgkins Carolyn Reay Valerie Bryant Polly Dinsmore Veneta Peaslee Sally Jacobs Gloria Meserve Sandra Sproul Joyce Ball Elwilda Bryant frm? LETTER MEN Atwood Moody Silas Skillin--Captain Robert Packard Ralph Berry M Zac 54 54 OTHERS James Birkett Clayton Hatch COACH--Neal Wa rd Fred Burnham 54 MANAGER--David Belknap Nelson Bailey, Ir. 54 g Arthur Gray '54 'fb MEETS Winslow fawayl Lost by only 2 points Wilton fawayl Lost by only 1 point Bates Relays Third Place I State Meet Third Place . Knox-Lincoln Second Place Silas Skillin broke the state record in the broad jump by juniping Z0 ft. and ll in. The team will have five lettermen back this year and with promising underclassmen should chalk up a good record. 38 lifijcwkingfon rip As senior classes of Lincoln Academy have done in the past, twenty six members of the class of 1954 are planning to take a Washington Trip. We have engaged Mr. Green to conduct our tours The itinerary includes New York City, Washington, Philadelphia, Gettysburg, Valley Forge, Yorktown, Shenandoah Valley, Endless Caverns, Skyline Drive, and many other points of interest and of educational value. 39 Lincoln Academy, September, 1953 ffl I wish I could picture to you Lincoln Academy as it is now. You would never recognize the building with the shining new office and the new corridor almost long enough to run the one hundred yard dash in. Swarms of workmen are in and out of the building, painting window frames an the walls in the corridor. The steady bang, bang of the hammers and the rhythmic rasping of the saws drown out our voices in the classroom. The shouts of the workmen in a usually quiet school disturbs our thoughts as we try to study. The new classrooms are so big and airy that some of our classes are lost in them. The sound of the new bell makes us jump. You would miss the sound of the gong because it is only used in emergencies. The hot little room at the west end of the corridor is gone, and in its place is a room for supplies. The room next to it, that has held Mr. Pinkham's biology specimens, will soon be the natural history room. Soon now the two rooms on the third floor will be empty. The commercial department is to be moved to the second floor to the former English room. Even the outside looks better. The window casings and the doors have all been painted white, and the long, low addition behind the original structure is a joy to behold. 1942 I wish it were possible to make you see and hear Lincoln Academy at this time. The hustle, bustle, people getting in each other's way, carpenters and brick layers mingling with students as classes change, and above all the constant noise. The cement mixer that sits outside the classroom window persistently does its best to disrupt the class with its chug, bang, chug, bang! The over ambitious carpenter finds something that must be hammered just as your teacher is explaining the difference between H20 and HZOZ. When the noise gets out of hand, those causing it are not hushed. That would not be polite! Those who suffer are simply moved to a quieter room. You may be thankful that you cannot hear Lincoln Academy's power saws, busy carpeitil, and clumsy plumbersg but you should see the Academy! Besides ordering a beautifm-new brick addition of our rooms to be built, the trustees have seen to it that the old building has a face- lifting. For a week or so busy painters have been SCL11'1'ying up and down the red brick walls slapping white paint on the window frames and on the trim. It makes the old look like new! ,ssl .,Gre enie., 'laglitor Gel-lthne lea . r nlmess is n Ext To God lin essn leg 9 fue wks. Pmeq Yosxex exexia Cook Sxaii oi Xikd' Cai 6 is ine Bum wks. Ame Yixwkxam e Sec: etavj et xbe Y acts Oiikc Sxxst Nam xo Q, Class of 1951 ALEXANDER, David BAILEY, Joanne BAXTER, Robert BARSTOW, Eudora T. fGamagel BOUDREAU, Nery B. BRIDGES, Alvah J. CARLSON, Dorothea M. qpookb CHASSE, George D., Jr. CLARK, Shirley A. CREAMER, Joan fPinkhamJ CROCKER, Sheldon M. DODGE, Willard Ormond DOLLOFF, Beverly fSpencerl DOW, Joan L. fTurnerJ ERSKINE, Thomas FLOOD, Richard S. FOSSETT, Kendall L. HAGAR, Lucy A. HARALD, Phyllis JACOBS, Paul J., Jr. KNOTT, Barry W. LOWDEN, Linwood H. NILSEN, Richard B. NOAH, Marilyn fCatei NEONEN, Maxine T. fPeaslee Lieut.J PLUMMER, Marie C. ROCHUSSEN, Arthur W. ROGERS, Varnum H. RUSSLL, Carolyn L. fSwettQ SWIFT, Chester Milton WATSON, Louise M. WELLS, James F. WILLIAMSON, Andrew W. Class of 1952 BAILEY, Roland E. BELKNAP, James BENNETT, Evelyn M. fBosworthl BOYD, Janice L. BRYANT, Almon Nelson CALLAHAN, Bethia W. fSteerJ CAMERON, Bruce F. CAMPBELL, Talbot W. CURTIS, Beverly E. CURTIS, Katheryn M. fOliverJ FLINT, Richard E. HALL, Alton H. HARPER, Hilda M. fVinalJ HATCH, Barbara L. HATCH, Burton S. HODGKINS, Lloyd S. KENNEDY, Charlotte A. con't. umni Attending University of Maine Attending Colby College Living in Newcastle Living in Damariscotta Navy Navy Living in Massachusetts Attending Bowdoin College Nurses Training Bangor Working at Yellow Front Grocery Store United States Marines Air Force Living in Edgecomb Living in Damariscotta United States Marines Coast Guard Navy Working in State House Living in Damariscotta Navy Navy , Augusta Theological School in California A rmy Living in Newcastle Air Force, Ohio Living in Bristol Mills R. O. T. C. Marines Living in Damariscotta Army Attending Farmington State Navy Attending Bowdoin College In Armed Forces Attending Bowdoin College Living in Living in Living in Living in Attending Living in Living in Living in In Armed Bremen Teachers Colleg Cleveland, Georgia Dama ri s c otta Dama riscotta Harvard University North Newcastle Walpole, working at Waltz Drug Stl Damariscotta Mills Forces Babson Institute Brunswick Working at Frank Smith's Cleaners In Armed Forces fparatroopersl Living in Jefferson Working for State in Augusta Attending Living in Class of 1952 con't. LOVELL, June E. fGilbertl MCFARLAND, Adele E. fRicel MYRICK, Marie R. O'BRIEN, Robert H. REED, Herbert E. RICHARDS, Francis, L. SYKES, Joyce E. fRobinsonJ WESTON, Margaret L. fWaltzQ WYMAN, Virginia YOUNG, Carl C. Class of 1953 BALDWIN, Paul R. BERRY, Ralph M., Jr. CHASE, Joanne CLARKE, Joanna COWAN, Lydia A. DINSMORE, Thomas H. ERSKINE, Flora M. ERSKINE, Norma J. fRusselli ERSKINE, Vincent W. FOSTER, Robert R. FRASER, Gordon S., Jr. GAMAGE, Harriet A. KEENE, Wayne C. LUDWIG, Dorothy M. MERRILL, Thomas J. ROCHUSSEN, George SKILLIN, Silas W. SWANNER, Irene L. VanVARICK, Peter YEATON, Frederick L. YORK, Arthur Living in Texas Living in Christmas Cove Nurses Training, Bangor In Armed Forces fParatroopersQ Attending Bliss College In Armed Forces Living in Bristol Mills Living in Damariscotta Mills Working for Dr. Neil Parsons Attending University of Maine Working for G. E. in Massachusetts Attending Gorham State Teachers College Attending Mount Ida Business School Attending Swarthmore College Attending Westfield State Teachers College Employed by Pictorial Studios Employed by the Dept. of Health 8: Welfare, Portland Working at Waltz Drug Store, Damariscotta In the Armed Forces Attending Gorham State Teachers College Attending Northwestern University Attending University of Michigan In Armed Forces Nurses Training, Portland Attending Boston University Living in Edgecomb Attending University of Maine Working at Salt Water Farm. In Armed Forces Attending Kents Hill Working at Clark's Beverage, Newcastle 44 w 'F 2 .fn 15 , WX' v Sr Q 'zz QM ...l. - QQfZ4JWWZ'f 5 TL! D! CD C LASS PHOTOGRAPHER 1954 MU PORTLAND , MAINE Kem' S. Greeley Owner Damariscotta, Me. STEVENS' Compliments of Service Station HALL'S R. A. Stevens, L. A. '29 SHOE STORE U. S. Royal Tires Damariscotta, Maine Newc astle , Maine The First National Bank Damariscotta Maine Checking, Saving, and Trust Departments Safe Deposit Vaults We Solicit Your Account-Large Or Small Tel. 76 Member Federal Reserve Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp, Compliments of Best Wishes To DAMARISCOTTA u NEWCASTLE The SSTIIOI' Class WATER CO. EARLE PULSIFER, Damariscotta Maine D- M- D- Sales Service Weeks-Waltz MOTORS, INC. Ford Newcastle 8: Damariscotta, Maine Thomas E. Gay 8: Son Meats Groceries Produce Frozen Foods Low Prices Every Day Main Street Newcastle I , v Ching fs 3 - q 1 f f Q ,-L. ,J ,Mn B - f 'I ' 'J .1 ,F Ag' 1' ig Kirk 555 JQI., . ,QF AHL F' .L 7'v,y wt.- fs - QXY08 1 An' ,' A, . Q' , ' Q ' , x':.x'., no ' CH S nl J' , 1' ff? A-1 47 13 A3 tlxg-gba:-l'a' W' An fu' fvfw-F' ' I' AIN N 1 11' ng - ','.,11f3 efN-13 X' Irv QQ' '- fx' ' -1 7 ,M 1? GN .'r-f cc Y ,fi-wfa Q 55's A 3 . 71- ' .- 2' pf f- 5 1 ,v fb, Q fn, 4 rv 'N - Q4 if-W 3 ,, ,I I -.. f-'. 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Damariscotta Maine Compliments of Sherman Page Lincoln Academy '40 Damariscotta Maine Lincoln Theatre Damariscotta Maine FIRST RUN PICT URES Otis S, Page, Lincoln Academy '14 Telephone 77 Attorney Real Estate Notary Public at Law Cleveland A. Page Lincoln Academy '42 Good Luck to you, Class of'54 Tel. 251 Damariscotta Maine Walkgs PA Fountain Service Telephone 8193 4 W Sauna: unset Janson: -Ax ga WWH Howl: nnvnsou f if CFLLING- A FAVORITE Al-'FAIR WITH SCHOOLS Evenvwnsns 5 Newcnsne' my ,,, , JAMES W. LYONS AGENCY REALTORS Real Estate and Insurance Appraisals Darnariscotta, Maine Main St., Damariscotta Phone 195 7locaeu ly Wm Fewocres GREENHOUSE Telephone 126 Prop. John E. Bickford, '34 Damariscotta, Maine Compliments of . Newcastles GARAGE Sales - Service Telephone 247 A 1 Mr-:nw nnnn TEPBUOTNBAY-283W4 'f-w----- - T-I-IE WALTZ 6 - G R OC E RI E S - Hood's Ice Cream PHARMACY Milk-Cream School Supplie s -Candy Newcastle Tel. 264 Darnaris c otta, Maine The Women ' s Shop M Phone 64-Z Ladies ' Wearing Apparel 0 3:5:3:5:5:5:3:3:5:5:3:5:3:5:gg:5:5:3:5:3:g:::3:3:-'' ,3:Q:Q:? l.5:Qgif:QLQZQZQ2Qiff:Q:ff:Q:f:Q:fzf3Q:5gif:Q:ffgQgfgQgg3Q5Q5g5:5:3:3:3:5:-'- D am ar is C otta , Main e PAST - To the Students of Lincoln - PRESENT Your ability to save will measure your account with success JOHN N. GLIDDEN Lincoln '14 'A twenty-year endowment policy is acknowledged the best means to gain this end EIIUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE coMPuMENTs OF COLBY cmd GALE INC. DAMARISC OT TA MAINE Compliments of KEENE'S SHOE STORE DODGE INN BASS SHOES No. Edgecomb, Maine Where Good Food at Damariscotta Tel. 232 Good Friends Meet Best Wishes To The Class of 1954 THE CHEECHAKO Lewis Point Damariscotta, Maine KENRO CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE Damariscotta, Maine B g T p C S T. V. Every Sat. Noon Ro kland, Maine General Ice Cream Corp. Compliments of Round Top Dairy, INC. Darnariscotta, Maine l- HILL TOP MARKET H -ARTHUR HOUSE JR.- D mariscotta , Maine Building Materials of A11 Kinds Wiscasset HHllILumber Co I NC.. H. S. SHERMAN, Treasurer G. E. Gay TH-E -F IQIENDLY STORE omplete Line of Frozen Foods - Fresh Fruits FANCY GROCERIES and VEGETABLES Establ h d 1882. T 1 ph ne 116-2 WARRENS JEWELRY S TOR E Darnariscotta, Maine Telephone 55-11 Windrows Farm Complirnents of Robert W. Belknap, M.D. Samuel L. Belknap, M.D. Ralph C. Powell, M. D. Damariccotta, Me. BAILEY? WILLOW BEACH C A IV! PS China Lake Maine IVI. E. WOTTON 8: SON DEALERS IN Inlaid Linoleum, Asphalt Tile, Draperies, Hosiery, Underwear ROCKLAND, MAINE TUKEY'S Art And Craft Supplies Sporting And Pet Supplies DuPont Paint-Wallpaper Elm St. Damariscotta VMADEIVIOISELLE SHOP Nationally Advertised Clothing Women's, Nlisses' Children's, and Infants' Wear 96 Front St. Bath, Maine The News Specialty Shop Damariscotta Your Hallmark Card Center l7l NE TREE VARIETY INC. 38 Main Street Taxi and Bus Service Damariscotta R, P, ROBINSON The Friendly 5 8: 10 Damariscotta 5 and 10-S1 and up Tel' ,, 141 E, S. Weed, Mgr. WISCASSET GRAIN CU. WIRTHMORE FEEDS Poultry - Dairy Stock Range and Fuel Oils Telephone - Wiscasset 47 The PlL'70Rl!ll 570010 IVAN W. FLYE Academy Street Newcastle Commercial Photography Portraiture Compliments of: Alston Studios, Inc. School Photographers Augusta Maine Complirnents of ClASS of l955 my ffx Qbix 2 Compliments of ClASS of , : ,YL A Q.. - Q Q! l957 fw4M W-'W' V4 -,Ag 'gif' E' 9 Complixnc-:nts of HAGGETT GARAGE CO. Sflgliflll l , Sales 7 Service x . - 'P Complete Parts Stock E? I Wiscasset, Maine xi -K Y, 5 Compliments of R. H. RENY, INC. Lincoln County'S Newest DEPARTMENT STORE Damariscotta, Maine MASS of A N- ff. ps TOWNSEND, DABNEY 81 TYSUN Investment Securities Members-New York Stock Exchange Private Wire Teletype Boston Stock Exchange Western Union American Stock Exchange fAssoc.J Ticker Service August 3-8471 Mgr. Robert W. Belknap, Ir. '40 Dama 72-3 C ornp. CHEVRUIM LEAVITT'S l hi? :..-.::- ,,...- Boothbay Harbor, Maine HARVEY F. GAMAGE SHIPBUILDER Specializing In Wooden Dragger Construction Telephone South Bristol 201 South Bristol, Maine Best Wishes To The Class Of '54 LOUIS R. FRENCH Plumbing, Heating and Applicances Damariscotta Maine ALBERT I. BCUFFARD C ontractor And Builder Nobleboro, Maine Telephone 162 Complimenis of z2fffwzZZ!f Lumber and Building Materials Paints-Oils-Varnishes Newcastle Maine Serving A11 of New England L. E. PALMER 8: SON Philco Appliances Groceries-Meat Nobleboro Tel. Dama. 35-12 Newcastles GRAIN COMPANY Grain, Flour, Fertilizer Feed and Seed Value - Service Tel. Newcastle 34 Newcastle, Maine LANE 'S RADIO SERVICE Dealer in Crosley General Electric 8: Sylvania and Capehart Television Telephone 14-3 Damariscotta, Maine Compliments of COLLINS 81 PUCKEY Newc astle , Ma'ine HOWARD C. WRIGHT 81 SON Bulldozer, Shovel gl Back Hoe Enjoy ARTHUR E. NISSEN Edwards Ice Cream Att At L EDWARDS at co. MFR. Orney aw Damaris cotta , Maine R oc kland , Maine Wolbridge Brothers Western Auio Associate Boothbay Center Road sfore Boothbay Harbor 760 C91-E CD After Classes, See You At ' P0land's Drug Store Prescription Specialist A. M. Briggs Prop. Tel. 5 Complirnents Of THE NEWCASTLE TAYLORG IGA Complinients of RACE 'S MOTOR COURT Wiscasset and Filling Station Tel. North Edgecomb Maine 22 Complirnents of LINCOLN COUNTY HARDWARE E-led 1-i'I'iCd.l ,.,. IF APPLIANCE5 i -in It's Frigidaire - Maytag - Atlantic - Duo Therm - Hoover and Johnson outboards - The Leading Brands Only - Sales and Service From our own shops in Damariscotta, Maine THE DAMARISCOTTA MAYTAG Z7 Main - Telephone 173-Z Damariscotta, Maine IM- GROVER A. SPRAGUE Commercial Spray 8: Brush Painting Tel. Wiscasset 33-14 ...1i..1- TQTQUI 1 C, REDDY KILOWATT YJ CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY Compliments of LEAVITT'S GARAGE DR. R. E. STETSON, M. D. Chrysler-Plyrnouth Sales 8: Service Damariscotta Maine Boothbay, Maine Tel. 625-4 TELEVISION W H E E L E R 9 S RADIO PHILCO R.C.A. ZENITH AUTO SETS AND SUPPLIES, TUBES, BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES MAIN STREET DAMARISCOTTA, MAINE TEL.288 I-nu Complimenis of UTILITY GAS ME N EWTGN I-I. DAY 57RON6' FAMIZY Sales, Service and Equipment NEWCASTLE, MAINE Tel. Damariscotta 249-3 DAMARISCOTTA, MAINE Cornplinnents of THE DINER Good Food Always LINCOLN CABINS Overlooking Sherman Lake On Route 1 Between Damariscotta 81 Wiscassett Clean - Modern - Restful BRUDA CRE POUL TRY FARM Where You Buy With Confidence Home of Quality Chicks Black and Golden Sexlink Crosses R. I. Reds White Leghorns Bred To Lay-Bred To Pay White Broiler Crosses Bred For Meat-Can't Be Beat Hatches twice weekly. 268,000-egg incubator capacity Pulloruln clean for Z5 years. Write for price list and particulars. Visitors Welcome. EDGAR SMITH PHILIP E. SIVIITH-'37 No. Edgecomb, Maine was 42W f-9 4 e,,.o.1 SNACK BAR fy feyX5A 2. gs ixw 1 2 I Six Alleys With Automatic Pin Setters Bowling 3 P,M, to 12. P,M. Snack Bar Open 10 A,M, - 12 P,M. EWS PLACE FRUITS - VEGETABLES - GROCERIES lf you can't find it anywhere else, ROUTE l come to Ed's DAMARISCOTTA Hannds Garage Nlarine and Automobile Supplies Owner, C. I. HANNA New Harbor Telephone 4441 ROY Arte sian Wells Water Systems Massey-Harris And Oliver Waldoboro , Me fr f H. GENTHNER Plumbing-Heating Electrical Appliances Trucks And Farm Machinery Tel. Darnariscotta 105-4 Congratulations Seniors THE LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS Your Weekly Newspaper Headquarters For Printing Damariscotta Maine L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro Massachusetts Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations - Diplomas - Personal Cards Club Insignia--Medals 81 Trophies Represented by: Donald B. Tupper Box 244, Cape Cottage Branch Portland 9, Maine HARRY W. BOYD Building Movers General Contractors North Edgecomb Me. SI-IOREY WELDING CO. Steel Fabrication and Warehouse Service Telephone - Damariscotta 90-12 North Edgecomb Maine R LPH A. GALLAGHER High Grade Range 8: FuelOil Oil Burners 8: Heating Plant ROLAND A. GENTHNER INC Waldoboro Tel, 2-9701 Augusta Tel. 3-8761 Rockland Tel. 336 ED LEWIS GUEST HOUSE 5' COTTAC-EES Pernaquid Beach, Maine Tel. New Harbor 4460 Ed and Gladys Lewis, Prop. The WALDOBORO PRESS Printers 81 Publishers Office Supplies Bookkeeping Supplies Adding Machines R. C. ALLEN 8: L. C. SMITH Typewriters Waldoboro, Maine The WALDOBORO LOCKER INC. Smoking-Curing-Processing Lockers Available Congratulations Class Of '54 Abbott Chevrolet I! Q CALSO GAS R. P, M, MOTOR OILS WALDOBORO Temple MAINE 25585 Harold C. Ralph DODGE-PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE Route 1 Tel. Temple 25321 Sr Waldoboro Maine 25322 I Pea! dm Wdllltd i DAMARISCOTTA- NEWCASTLE Dodge Super Service Herbert Maller Leighton's Barber Shop Linwood Pratt Don's Barber Shop Dr. Raynnond Brown Tukey's Beauty Shop Launder-N-Dry The Men's Shop Come Again Shop Ethel's Dress Shop Crooker's Service Station .Tims Market Dr. McClure Day Ralph McKenney WISCASSET The Amoco Service Center Rexal Drug C Ray Marston, C-arl M, P. Larrabee Flood's Hardware Farmer's Market BOOTHBAY HARBOR J'. Edward Knight 8: Co Romar Bowling Alley Boothbay Register PEIVLAQUID Poole Brothers WALDOBORO Moody's Diner E, Ashley Walters J'r, MINNESOTA .Tosten's Stationery WILLIS GlLBERT'S MARKET Lobsters, Fish and Clams Wholesale 8: Retail Gasoline 8: Oil New Harbor Maine THE LINCOLNIAN BOARD Wishes To Thank lts Advertisers For Their Generosity 8: Support Compliments of C. E. REILLY N BEAR:-nu. Gal sou ,T - roceries 1 and M t 1' ASADVE Te le phages 44 51 I' New Harbor, Maine ,xg-'L L A, AT Waldoboro, Maine -K LJ I-I Nl '- MQZJFZUWUQ' WIC Flag O. BENNER Waldoboro, Maine H. THOMAS SHERMAN Builder and Contractor Damariscotta, Maine Telephone 60-12 Castle Wholesale Co. Wholesaler of Candy, Tobacco, and Supplies Charles L. Bowers Telephone 70-Z Dama riscotta , Maine WINSLIIW AGENCY Leon A. Dodge Walter C. Chapman agents Darnariscotta Maine SENTER'S THE DEPARTMENT STORE Of Lincoln County Newport SOPER'S Factory Distributors of Better Athletic Equipment Featuring Rawlings Maine L. H. We ston Compliments of at SONS LITTLE RED SCHQQL HQUSE Hardware-Paints RESTAURANT Plumbing Bottled Gas Service Newcastle SPOTHUS Goods Waldoboro COMMUNITY BUILDERS lx? C'arroll ludwgf CONTRACTOR and BUILDERS Damar is c otta , Maine DAMARISCOTTA QWQWQMWW 3 DICK DAY Purina Chows - Sanitation Products - Farm Supplies At the Checkerboard Sign Compliments of 'I'I'lE DINER Dama riscotta , Maine FREDERICK I. HATCH Compliments of 2RC C C , NASH A E TELEPHONE E to COMPANY X R Damariscotta Maine i CALVIN L. BRAGG 8: SONS New and Used Automobile Parts Well Drilling Waldoboro Nobleboro Telephone 105-5 Tel. Temple 2-5307 Your Headquarters for Mercury-Ford-Lincoln Cars and Trucks WALDOBORO GARAGE CO. Waldoboro .Tohn H. Nliller Rockland Tel Z-5317 Owner Tel. 475 THE TENAFLY WEAVERS, INC. Cordially invite you to visit their studio in Round Pond, Route 32. Ladies' Handbags - Baby Blankets - Neckties Virgin Wool Tweeds Government Approved School For Veterans Compliments of CI.ARK'S Beverages Mission Orange-O-So-Grape-Moxie N wcastle M ALTWATER FARM fi TELEPHONE 263 AMARISCOTTA, MAINE THE CORNER DRY GOODS Howard W. Reed '38 D mariscotta Maine PAGES MARBLE Sz GRANITE WORKS 1879-75 Yea f E perie 1954 Harold O. Page L. 08 Robert H P g L 40 D mariscott -N wcastle - snuuxc. : ,nf R ., 1 13. 1 ,1 1' F 1 . l, 1 1 1 1 , W . . 1 . 1 1 , Q V' Wf-.,- - . f1 f . , 'N 1' ' 1 .'lN1' Q Q . ' x 1 I V-J ,- T 9 4 . 1, -, nu ff.. Q V - si 4 1 1 ' JL. ' 1 ' P..-Q' -, V- M11 , ,I '-'-4.11 '35 1 'f.1f, Al ' . 11,5 J 1 1 LLL LV ' ff.: Q H 5' 1 1. ' 1 . . 1,51 .f L 1 1 1 1 1' 1 II- 1bi'P1i p- 4 A t W K y , f N SFT , -K ,. if .4 ' L .-f' 1. L L . - -A . 'axklaf 15511, . ., . Q52 -V-. fIiQQ:-3' ' 'A 5' h aa 1: gg,,,,if:Q?1 3. 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