Presque Isle High School - Ship Yearbook (Presque Isle, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1951 volume:

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DFDICATIOIN XX e l1leC1'15S of 1931 vush to dedleate I1'11S 1ssue of THE SHIP to :111 tormer students of Presque 1s1e 1-11g11 School xx ho are now mem bers ot the '1l'IT1LC11OI'LLS and to those xx 11o max be ea11ed to the defense oi t11e1r eountrv tn the future Ixery gI 1C1LlZlIll'1g student has learned t11e 1dx 1nt11ges of1ttend1ng 1 fine sc11oo11n .1 free country Vwfe know 11711 t11ex 11111 serxe our country as f11t11fu11y as I11eX 11axe serx ed our 1115111 se11oo1 1nd clty , 4 Y , s .- . . . 1 1 1 - v 1 - 1 1 . .L 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . L 1 1 1 11 1 1 v 1- 1 1 . L X 1 A 1 1 4'1 V 1 1 . - c 1 v 1- 1 1 1 e 1. , 4 L . ,V 1 , V, y 1 ,v v v 4 e n I . e . XX 4MVfs Bi 22 .K .3 st f ff at !' Zaigf 42 UI Z 1951 5 Q, R ' ' KX Y f gf -X I S D ef fm! 'X ,, U nfl.-' 3-.. gl S ,LAM uv 5' .1 X K X i V' 'Z , ' u X . ,, , wx, n f 'frfff fm 'rf 4 97- l is J we! ,124 I ' If 'j .,f5, ,' 1 mf UM S Zygxk gfdv Q1 fl, L 4 --fff' mv fy J N 1 f fq5Zh . ': f' 'X Q Y gl N1 . 'ff ' Z 1-.-N . , 1 , x' 373'-,Nh Zf , K I zf 'n 'u, , ' f -M., - - ff f 'Q' 'lf ,ff f 4 f'if f l'llfl4l.'rh ff' pf,-. ' x f f wlfbfgrf-, Z E , ,, 'X I C-ivw, RICHARD .XCKl'1RNlfXN Dick A small, quiet, studious person is he. In school, lfirhard, you'z'e .studied of many distant shores: Someday may you zfisit them, and the hes! of luck be yours. ' Class Basketball lg Chapel Committee lg Commercial Club 3, 43 Bookkeeping Awards for Bookkeeping lg junior Achievement Certificateg Senior Achievement Certihcateg Superior Achievement Certificate. DOR0l'HY Xl.l.liX Dol A sneeze! A rough! A il',IlXfJf'l'.' Can lhat be Dolly! jus! lake one look: she's there 'tis plainly seen. lin! lay aside all jokes, and locate plufk, .She has plenty of ity we Zl'iSl1 her luck. ' Chorus l, 2: Commercial Club fl: Clegg .Xrtist Certificate. N '!.':: Wkljlil-IR .XUXNIS Walt AI lzaskellmll Walt ix our Aref for P. l., he sels the pare. He rlrilzlzles 'em low. shoots 'em high, And with the poinls he's always high. ' l-'reshman Basketball lg Varsity Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 43 Baseball l, 2. fl. 43 Winter Sports lg Cross Country 35 Chapel Committee 33 Class Presi' dent 4. PHYLLIS BXBRIRK Phyllis joinerl us only this year. But is a jolly persorz, so I hear. If ezfer you are in need of a friend Co to her, and 11 hand she'll lend. Howland lg Waterville 23 Morse High Bath 3: Transferred to P. I. 4th year: Chorus 4: Future Homeuiakers 4. wg,- KLIQURKQF ,kKl',l.l'iY Here is our friend, holh loyal and true. His big .smile is for many and not just a few, Whatever you start or allenzpt to do, May luck he there to help you through! Student Council lg Hi-Y Club l, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 3, 43' American junior Red Cross 1, 2, 33 Home Room President l, 23 Frosh Basketball lg j. Y. Basketball 21 Class Basketball l, 2. fl. 43 junior journal l, 43 junior City Council, Mayor 4. RICH.-XRD BXRRESSI Dirk Here'.r our slat, so strong and tall: And oh, hon' he plays llIl.Sk!'llIflll.l He's right there at every lurn, And for our school much fame does earn. ' Freshman Basketball l: j. V. Basket- ball 2, Varsity Baszetball 3. 4: Class Basketball 1, 2, 33 Baseball l, 2, 3, 43 Home Room President 4: Treasurer Student Council 41 President Commer- cial Club 4: Chapel Committee 2, 45 Curtis Campaign Captain. fl x J 5 94- L 1 l DONNA BARTLEY Don 'IA tall, quiet, studious person she is, Always gets big A on every quiz! Latin Club 4: Chorus l. JIOYCE BROVVN Brownie Here is a girl, small and sublime, She makes very good use of her time. A clean, good, all around sport: And surely one of the very best sort, ' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y Club 2, 3. 4: Historian 4. ADRII-ZNNE BECKWITH 'tShe's quiet and low spoken without murh to say, A wise way to be, Adrienne! Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Future Homemakers Club lg Shorthand Penmanship Award 3. ROBERT BROXVN Bob Needed! A Bobby pin! Quick! Bashful boy with that unruly loek of hair, Ever sinee we've known him it's been there. As a rlassmate he's a brirk. ' Home Room President 33 Latin Club 2, 3: junior Classical League 33 French Club 33 Debating Club 31 Chapel Committee l, 4. VVAYNE BRITTON Tall, a red-head, and a whiz at debating. ' Freshman Basketball lg Latin Club lg Debating Club 2, 3. RITA BURNETT Does she laugh? Does she smile? Are you looking for a girl worth' while? Here you've found her, your quest is done, Rita Burnett of Class '51. ' Chapel Committee l: Vice President Home Room 2: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Bowling Team 2: Shorthand Penman- ship Award 3: Yearbook Staff 4. asfiil MABLE BUZZFILI, Mala When the day seems dull and gray, Her cheery smile lights up the way. A gay miss, but a flirty lass, May she remember our dear old class. ' Latin Club l, 2: Library lg Home Eco- nomics Club l, 23 'Fri-Hi-Y Club 13 Chorus l, 2, 4. PHYLLIS CHASE Pl1yl, like all good girls, has a mind of her own, She is .slim and tall and popular, too! Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Band Ig Orchestra lg Librarian 1. A X vf NANCY CATON 'l'l1f're are girls who arf' grind-looking. Tlwre are girls who are quite plain: Bu! l11'r1 s a girl n'ho's good clean through, lust lake ri glance at her name. ' Class Officer l, 4: Chapel Committee l, 2. 31 Yearbook 3. 4: Band and Or- chestra I. 3, 4: Chorus l. 2, 3, 43 Future Home-makers Ofhcer l, National 4: l'rifHi-Y 2, 3, 43 Officer 2: Latin Club I, 2, 3, Officer 2: junior Classical League 2, 3, 43 Ofhcer 3, 4: French Club 2, 3, 4. CIA UDE'l l'E COFFIN Claudie incessant talking is her lot, How rould it be? Such a tiny tnt. ' Orchestra l, 2, 3, 41 Band 42 Ch0fllS -lg Chapel Committee l, 2. 41 Latin Club l, 2, 33 junior Classical League 2, 3. 4, Officer 45 Student Conductor 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 33 Home Economics Club l. JOAN CHA RRE'Ii'I'I'1 She's kind, she's small, she's fun, she's true, ,loan Charrette is nite, through and through. ' Chorus l. 2, 3, 4. FDYVIN COFFIN Eddie Eddie likes the girls, we think But zt'e're no! sure at all, 1t's just a rumor that we heard In a certain study hall. ' F. F. A. Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 43 Home Room President 43 F. F. A. Reporter 2: F. F. A. Treasurer 3: F. F. A. Treasurer 4: P. I. H. S. Track 3, 4: F. F. A. Club l, 2, 3, 4. Y' RITA COTY Rita is the shorty In our Senior Class. So gay and full of fun Is this likeable young lass, ' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. 4. LAILA DALY Trixie 4'Trixie really has all the styles, Her favorite folors are soft and light, And if her 'Dana Boy' were home, She'd jitterlrug all night! dent Librarian li Yearbook Staff 4 ball 23 Declamalions, Semi-Finals. Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Stu- Girls' Bowling Team 4, Girls' Soft- -2 ,,,s,. DARRELL CROUSE Darry A member of our great ski team. To strangers, quiet he does appear, To his surress 1et's give a cheer. ' Ski Team l, 2, 3, 4. ARLENE ESTEY Red If you want her, now where do you think? She'll be found for certain at the skating rink! Girls' Softball 2: Chorus 43 junior Member of Gregg Artists. 'Q JANICE CUTTING Brooklyn And here is Janice, oh what fun, Her joking and laughing are never done. ' Transferred from Albany High School, Albany, New York 1, 2, 3: Chorus 4. GEORGE ESTES Always a good man to have around. Baseball 2, 3: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Chapel Committee l, 2, 3, 4. WU' Q .35 ..':. lO5lil'lllNl-Q I-Xl,l.,Xf,lll'iR Hl4l1'j ' RlK.ll.XRll 1-OOD Dirk llll'iRl SX 1-USl,lX 'l'1'lrl1 'lj llnlllllr rings you llltl. fllllfl ilu' 'tHrlr il Rirllrlnl. Illllllflfl Iluxllllll 'Zlllllll is Il Xllil' run' fm all 1lrllllll1'. f'f4'il'f'V-U v WW? llI1Il5lCl'l'Cll lmln Ifort Kcnl Higll lrllllllil' llUlIlCIll3liCliS of Xincrica fl: 'N 7 l 'l -W 'il f'll 'md flff' I Sflulolg Cilnnus 2, 4. fillUl'llS l. 2. fl. 41 Bowling lt-:un 2: ffm- I I I CUm,,R.H,ml Club 3. 4: Clmpvl CMH, Hlx Hlllllf' in lllll' llllllllf :will Ill'4l'l mince 1- glflll' flint: .-lllrl uw' ulixll lllf' llrxl of lurk In llilllf' lf. lf, X. llasltt-tllzill 2. fl: Ski 'lt-:ini l 'l'1'aclt VIQCHIII l: Future l'-HVIIICIY ol Xlncricxi fl. 43 j. Y. Basketball l. IJOX Xl.lJ t.R.XXl 4'IJlln lllI,Nl,X HXINES 'AHli!Il', li'l1llK fllllf Illllkillg all llllll llrlisr! .Slif .t Irlfx of fini. IIN filllr Illlll flllllll. lux! um' uf lllf' .Xlt l'l'V' tml Xf'7'l'7lf'. Imp. fllll' fl! ilu' zulu! gills lxilllldll' SIJUIIN 2. 41 l l'CSlllll2lll Basket- lil IW - 'f l-U ballg tllmrns -lg Class Basketball l. 23 tllunus lg l-I li .L Clieerlcatler 2: Red Latin tlluli l. 2. 33 junior Classical Cross RCPlL'NL'lll2lllN'C 2. lmaguc fl. lg Student I.llDl'2ll'l1lI1 l, 2. lint Ilrrflilu' .vlle s Crlarllft dHllg'1Il'7 IJllr'nl'1 lllrnu shi' llddlllf Illlgllfllf' lunim' Classical Lcaguc 2. fl. 4. Yltt l'rcsidt-nt fl: l-'icncll Club fl, 4: Latin Club l. 2. fl, 4. l'mftol' 2: Clmrils l. 2. 3, 4: Future' HlllIlCIIlHliCl'S of Ameri- ca l, 2. fl. lg Girls' Softball lg 'I'l'ifHi-Y 2. 3. lx Student Lillrarian l, 2: I-.dxf ulrial Bmlartl -1. 5' 'lx ClYN'l lll X H XXSCIONI Cyn IRENE HARPER The horses, the green trees, the bab- bling brook, Shall be forever your favorite nook. NIARLENE HEIVES What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Chorus l. 2. 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. freasurer 41 Commercial Club 3. 4, Q1 GERALD HAYDEN Ufitrry' Oh why should life all labor be. j. V. Baseball l, 2, Manager 43 V. Basketball 2, 35 F. F, A. Basketball 43 Future Farmers of America 4. NANCY HIGGINS With bi blue e es and blonde hair 3 ' Y 1 She's always in the midst of a laugh- ing rirclef' French Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, 41 Class Secretary 43 Future Home- makers of America 1, 2, 3, 4: Parlia- mentarian 43 Band 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Band Club 3, Secretary 3: Latin Club lg Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Librarian lg Chapel Committee I: Cheerleader 4. 42 E77 DOVCLAS HENDERSON Doug A man of jeu' words. Future Farmers 3, 4. RICHARD HODGKINS Del Richard is a man of rharaeter. With arguments like his, He'll always be heard from. Assistant Manager Track l, 2: Man- ager Cross Country Team 2, 3: Man- ager Varsity Basketball 43 Manager jayvee Basketball 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Chapel Committee lg Editorial Board 2, 3, 4: junior journal 2, 3, 4. f l 4 ERNliS'I' Hl'CHl-IS Ernie lIe'rr is ll boy who altenzpls to lie dignified, lint he ean't art the part no matter hozv he tries. Latin Club lg Class President 11 Fresh- man Basketball lg Student Librarian lg j. V. Basketball 21 Varsity Basket- ball 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 41 Cross Country Team 23 Chapel Com- mittee 45 Class Basketball 1, 2, 33 Curtis Campaign Captain 43 Senior Declamations 4. KARLENI-I JOHNSTON fi X REGINALD IRELAND I have taken my fun where I found it Agriculture l, 2, 3, 45 Future Farmer Creed Speaking Contest. WYILNIA jORDAN A modern maiden, ye! .velf-f1os.Ses.ted.', H'ilma is one of our uiel girls Chorus l, 2, 4g Commercial Cltib 3, 43 Chapel Committee 2, 3. fl , , Yet sheit as prerious as any pearl. Chorus l, 2, 3, 43 Gregg Artist Certifi- CHIC. M.-XXINE JOHNSON Marky Marky is 11 jolly good friend to all,' Shefs right there if you but fall. She never seems to wear a frown, And we know her favorite color is 'l3rou'n'. Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Editorial Board 43 Student Librarian lg Future Home- makers of America 1, Treasurer lg Commercial Club 3, 4, Vice President 3: F. F. A. Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4: Girls' Softball l, 2: Chapel Committee 43 Semi-Finals Declamations 4. ROBERT.-X JORD.-X N Although Roberta ii very sliy, She tliinkr only of one guy. Chorus l. 2. 3, 4. 'Ph N r S- . .:-Eli' ..k.,...1.A.. 5 fx DONALD KEIRSTEAD Don A little nonsense now and then is relished liy the hest of men. Future Farmers of America l, 2. 3, 41 F. F. .-X. Basketball 3, Manager 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4. VAUGHAN LAHORE,-Xl? When you see a glow in the distance, look out, For the ozuner of the red hair is about. Flashing blue eyes, a jolly smile, If looks rount, in life, he'll surely win. X 4 l Eg . ' Wzgi i yl ' MH ' U :e .lf fil l . Y .af V NINN IAMOREAU In shorthand class she giggles And nearly drizfes us wild, lint llzen we must forgive her For she's only just a child. Future Homemakers of America l, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Li- brarian l, 2. HELEN LATHROI' Honey She's jolly, pleasant, genial, tho' quiet, If you wont a good time, to her just hie it! When in gloom or times of doubt. This true-blue girl will help you out. Commercial Club 3, 43 junior Red Cross Representative l, 3. 42 Chorus l, 3, 4. ' ff. J' L X 'w. X4 .g I fl fl if Alf, '. wr 4 'EW' ' 3 . ' w . H V a ff' 4 ,A , in ff A NORM.-X LAMORE.-XU Kindness makes friends everywhere. Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 Future Homemakers of America l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, President 4. EUGENE LYNCH Gene A rar piled full of laughing young friends, The driver, a classmate of ours. May his life be a road without eurves, So his path n'on't end with flozversf' Home Room President 2, 3: Chorus 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Commercial Club 3, 43 Curtis Campaign l, 2, 35 Cross Coun- try Team 4. A nr' I'li'l'liR MAtiBl'RNlli nfltlllllillltllly' talking a rertain Miix P. ltxllillgll mid, Pete? Band 2, 43 Orchestra Chorus 43 Tennis 'lie 'if f 4 ' C Q j Pete in frrirfatff with 2, Ski 'I'eam 3: am 3. IFXRBARA NltiH,X'l l'liN Ulfllllllyu Coxix1Hu,lAl. fl0l'RSl-Q Oh, Ifnrli, lmw .rhv rollr those green eyes! Xol only that but a .m'ef't smile! Sn quiet at times, you'd mfwr sur- IIILYP, That she ix ri lot of frm and ll friend ll'Ul'lll1l Illl'.U Commercial Club fl. 4: F. H. ,L His- torian 2, 3: Chorus l, 2, fl, 43 Student Librarian l, 2. I eww tlggut- it v glgaft- -1 ,Q .' .Er . Vw 1- B,XRlS,XR.fX MADORE Barb Lots of laugltter full of lmppy mirth, Barb hm one that is lwyond worth, Her lefttwzr are snappy and we'r'f' tha' feeling That her fame will rearh the reilingf' Chorus l, 2, 4: Commercial Club 43 junior Red Cross Representative I. 2: Chapel Committee l, 21 Student Li- brarian 2. YPZRONIC.-X Mal-ZN'I'l-ll-I lionnir ' CUKINHQRCIAI. Couitsrp Ronnie, I ltvar, hy giggling rnnmr, Har an exrfffltiovrfrl srnsf' of humor. Chorus l, 2, 3. jANE NIACKI-INZIIC 1rmif ' Corrlugtf Couksr The world will littlr' note nor long renzenilner what I .un-, But oh, how I low' to .rar it nnyn'ny. ' Chorus I, 2. 3, 43 Home Room Presi' dent l, 3: Class Vice President l: Latin Club 3: French Club 3. 4: junior journal l. 2, 3, 4: Bowling Club 2, 3: Humor Assistant on Suu' 3: Humor Editor 4: Curtis Campaign Home Room Leader l, 3. Cl-ZNEVA Mt1CI.INN .N'e1ia Coxtxu-ru IAI, Corus!-1 How we rrnn' that girl for her hairl Though .rlufs quiet ax a nmnxf' at times, She is alziwys fonnrl rrmly our fun to share: Our wislws for hrr rmft be put in rlzyniexf' Transferred from Caribou High School 25 Chorus 2, 3, '13 Commercial Club 4. 6? X Xl I:RIl- Nlt IN IOSH Coiuti totksr Ha x rarefree jollv and yet sm eere He all haze a true friend uher Nou are near uxsh sou lurk to go utth xo e For ue re behmd vou as sou take earl: ste I horus I 3 Latin Club 2 Student Li br iran 2 F H A 4 TTIHIX Cub CLII-'I-'ORD MORANC' ' C i Coluirzri Cotrksn Tl1ere's a I ond time Fllllllflg, boys-0 t ood time ranting. lrack I, 2' Freshman Basketball I' union' Varsity Z. 31 W'inter Sports I -. 3: Cross Count A 2, 3. t0LI I-FN 'WI HHKSON Coxistuttiu totksi A good all around sport Softball 2 Band 4 CARL MORRIS Corinne Course Bland Apollo of the band Bit. est tease in all the land. Student Council 3 4, President 4' Baseball Z. 3, 4 Captain 4' Winter Sports I. 2. 3. 4, Captain 4' Band and Orchestra I, 7, 3 4' Band Club Presi- dent 3: Class President 3' Home Room President 3' General Manager Curtis Campaign 4. THI-ODORI NIICHXI D You rannot tell about llzese quiet ones Commercial Club 3 4 LOUISE NIGH'I'INC-XLE Cosrsirncifu. COURSE 'lf you uant to see a girl whos aluays 'MPM If sou want to see a girl u ho II please I you tant I see a girl uho is pearl: s'r, Spend an exerting u ith our Louise. 'r s' Stftball I' Chorus I 2 3 ' F. H. A. l 2 3, President 3' Commer- cial Club 3 4 Treasurer 4' Shorthand enmanship Award. Wm! all 'lm rf' 1 l l'HlLll' ODONNELL Phil Not a sinner or a saint perhaps, But well, the very best of chaps. Transferred from Fort Kent High School lg Winter Sports 23 Agricul- ture 4. GVVENDOLYN PARKER Gwen A strawberry blonde that Casey would love, But she's a devil, and rute as a dove. Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra l, 2: Home Economics Club 3, 45 Vice President 4: Latin Club: French Club: Assistant Manager Girls' Basketball 3. THOMAS O'DONNELL, JR. Tommy Tommy is quiet and somewhere he's hid A bright ray of sunshine that deserves a high lid. ' Track 2, French Club 3: Commercial Club 3, 4. LARRY PARKER, JR. lllot1se Good things come in small packages, Also people who are smart and clever. Class Basketball lg Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4: Bookkeeping Awards 33 Cross Country Manager 4: French Club 31 Chapel Committee l, 2: Student Li- brarian lp Commercial Club 3, 43 SHIP 3. 4, Business Manager 43 junior jour- nal l, 2, 5. MARILYN OSGOOD Ozzie Marilyn is our cheerleader, And a very good one, too, And, if we're not mistaken, .Slze knows how to 'pirrh the u'oo'.' Library Assistant lg Varsity Cheerlead- er 3, 43 Chorus l, 2. 3, 4: Chapel Com- mittee 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y Club 3, 4: Home Economics Club 35 Commercial Club 4: Usher for Community Concerts 4. ROY PEARY I1'hen at Waslzlmrn our team did play. Roy looked as ij he'd love to stay. Remember that absence makes the heart grow fonder. Someday you and your sax to Wash- burn may wander. Band and Orchestra l, 2. 3, 41 Agri- culture Basketball l, 2, 3: Vice Presi- dent F. F. A. 43 Chorus 45 Cattle and Milk judging 2. 3, 4. 1 Bl' I'I'Y l'lLLl l- IIILR liettvs aluaws cheerful and lokzu around Wherever she IS there laughter auounds Chorus l 3 4 Chapel Committee 4 Commercial C lub 4 SHIRLEY RASMUSSENI A farmers daughter is she A beauty as we all can see. Band l. 3 4' Orchestra l' Yearbook Staff 3, 4' Freshman-Sophomore Tri- Hi-Y President 2: unior-Senior Tri- Hi'Y Vice President 3 President 4' Student Council 3 4 Vice President 4' Latin Club l 2 3' unior Classical League 2 3, 4' Chorus 3' Student Li- brarian l 2' Chapel Committee I 2 1 ,5 1 s 5 i Xl lSl'RI PROI LX Drmmx 4 star alhlrlf and a grard u Hes frzendluzess perwnzfzed Transferred from Waterulle High School French Club 3 4 Baseba 4 Varsity 4 unior Narsity 3 Varsity Club LOIS REID Aol much to say but much to . Chorus l 2. DIHIORFS RXNDXIL e a cond sueet mend and le uxll be clerer Chorus 2 3 4 PHYLLIS RICE Pat Smile and you re sure to win friends. Transferred from Mapleton High School 2' Tri-Hi-Y 8' Future Home- makers 4. PT' ,- , ,sf XXX ROCHIC Cr1uk.' Crarln' Hwnr that funlilim' sound: 'l'h1'n yuu'll lmnu- Xrm and hrr gunzk aruimd. She' sings. rlunfrfr and llltlll ull Ihr plzmrf, l1 lu'n you :rant a I'lII'f'7' just fall at her lmnref' Chorus l. 2. fl, At: Girls' Bziskctliall l. 23 Girls' Soilbull I. 2: 'l'ri-Hi-Y l, 2, fl, 1: Future llomcrnakcrs l, 2. 3, 43 French Club fl. -lg Cliecrlcadvr 3. 4: Latin Club I. 2: Yearbook Staff 4: Student Librarian l, 2: junior .journal l,2, 3. IHNYIFR RYDIQR Tl111x lInf' ix Il lud fair rmrl hiight. Thr Futurr' l'41lIIIII'7',X guiding light. lf. lf. X. President -1: Home Room President 4: l'. l. H. S. Landsraping Clomniittee Il: F. F. .L Nominating fionnnittcc 33 F. F. X. Baskctball 2: Class Baskctbzill 2: Track Assistant Xlanagcr fl, Mziriagcr' -4: 'l'rifHi-Y 4: Comnicrfial Club 4: Varsity Club 4: S4-nior Declainalions: F. F. A. Parlia- mentary Procedure Team 4. Z . 45 lil,lLXBl-L l'H ROGERS I.i: lj: num' from Cfllldllll. And uv' mu.xl agree. She x likrrl ln- all u'hu knou' hw And she .xuzts ui to ll l . lranslcrred lrom Fort Fairfield High School 25 Commercial Club 3, 4: Chorus 43 Shorthand Pcnmanship Award. D XISY SH XXV Hffllllllllgll llaixyfv qutrt Il'ff'd niixs har Wlialilf' .xrnilfz Slzeir Alix. Thau s pridf' and joy And full of Imp and .xIx'lf'. Chorus 41 Bowling 'Ifam 3. BXRBXRX ROIX Barb I.nw' i.x that u'hirh starts you off for Ihr r11inhuu s enriq but landx you in Ihr' kitrlifn sink. Chorus 1.2. 3. 4. IXNF SHAW' Ul!IVlf'Y'IfIIlH'H Sim uw!! tw lu' Il quiwt rnznitrx' lun. liut zvhnl Il rhangv. alrm, alas. Commercial Club 3, 43 Chorus l. 2. 3, 4: Student Librarian I. 2: Vsher for Community Concert 4: Red Cross Rep' rcientatixc for Home Room 4. ,A, ..r' PATRICIA SHAW Pat Patty is our Home Economies girl, She's learned to cook and sew, She's got a jolly 'haw haw' VVe hope she u-on't outgrow. Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Community Concert Usher 43 Commercial Club 43 French Club 35 Student Librarian l. JANET STEEVES Good works are worth much but cost little. Future Homemakers 3, 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. '5- if RALPH SHAWV Ralph has always been here I-'or quite a great while. And if he should ezfer leave We would miss his ready smile. Band l, 2: Orchestra l, 2: Treasurer Home Room 43 Piano Lessons l, 2. MARY JAN E TAYLOR What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Commercial Club 4. as-yn-ug. jo,xNNE sr.-xvuzs loanne is a quiet miss, But never tires of fun and bliss, She does good work in Virgil they say And knows her lesson everyday. junior Classical League 2, 3, 4, His- lot-ian 43 Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4, Aedile 2, Proctor 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 43 Class Secretary 33 Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4. President 4: Debating Club 3, 4, Secretary 4: Home Room President 2: Chapel Committee 2: Maine State Student Legislature 3, Clerk of Houseg Student Librarian l, 2: Chorus l, 2. BARBARA TODD Barb Barb like all women, has a mind of her own. Student Librarian l, 23 Chorus 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: Latin Club I, 2. :.. 9 llli l l'Y 'l'RU'I l' 'tlielly Yllff' fan make ll rake: Vixil Home lifonmniriv and zvalflt lzer bake. 'lranslerreti from Grossinoht l'nion High. California lg Chorus 3. 4. KINNIIES XYXIIQH Tall, lanky. popular, loo! ilk' think liek all riglzl, don't you? Basketball l, 2: Chorus 43 Boys' Chorus 4. fe JOYCE 'I VRNFR Io 1oyre is the gayest elf That ezfer one could find, We know tha! ll1l'liI',S rt retrain lmy Who u'nn'! learfe her lfelzimif' Chorus 2. Il, 4: Chapel Connnittee 3: Vice Presitlent of Horne Rooin 4: Com- mercial Club 4. REGINA YVHITE Une ive appreriate and admire ls Diana, our lmfallle friend, We know slze'll really climb higher, For her rlzararler will help her to ascend. Latin Club lg Ifrench Club 3. 41 Stu- dent Librarian lg Girls' Softball Team l. DOLORES VEIL Do .SllIlkf'.YfPf'!ll't' said. 'lVl1al'v in a narne?' Ilolorefi, I think, will bring her fame. Chorus I: Horne Rooin Presitlent l: Chapel Committee l. 2. 3. 4: Class President 2: Secretary of Student Council lg Latin Club Oflicer 3, 41 Debating Club 3. 4: Curtis Campaign Leader 41 Junior Classical League: Representative for P. I. H. S. D. A. R. CLIFFORD YYIEDEN CHU .-lrlisls don't grunt' on every tree, lin! glance at Cliflrnrrlk zuorks and xee. 'l'l1i.v very tall and .stately guy In rlelzaling .vlmuld rearlz the sky? Latin Club l, 2. fl: bl. Y. Basketball 2: junior Classical League 2. 33 Sun' Stall 2. 3. 4: Debating 4: HieY 4. XIRGIXIA XVOODBURY Gmny All uae quzet tzll she came then mt remamed quiet Chorus l Chanrman Chapel Commlt lee 4 Played Plano for Boys Chorus 4 Choruscsl 2 3 4 Specxal Num bers and Speclal Choruses l 2 3 4 Shorthand Penmanshxp Award 3 Plawed for Choruses 2 3 4 g -si. fll'j I Jr' K. 'A 4 mr' A if sn. 'I Ll 1 X. S-7fT..':3E X ' ' ' , f' Q f , - V .1 - ,, - - U ' , , 1 I - I 1' 1 r ' I - N 4 , -. N X 4,1 , -- I of mn a f frm fa rx ,.f2, , n - -, - JW . 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EDWARD HOLDEX1 LOUISIL HLSSILY KIFNI K H-XNIBLRLAINI Q NI ARY LITTLE EDXVIN HODGKINS HENRY STENCE CLARENCE KEECAN M 5 PUGE-NE c xxc xkl NihRLF Coffhy NI XRION CON -XNT 4? W lxhITH THONIPSON XVIS LXNIORI- ARNOLD SIINCHFIhLD CH XRLP5 RADC I IPPE Nlll DRLD NHRRIHI-.LD JXNIES DXLR , if if 4. - J ,- 1 . Q , , w W f.,f A! , 'W , A' f I.Xlf , , H ' 1 i - ' W F' E NI-XBILL H01 KINSON , ROBERT DAIGLE DON XLD SIONE MAUDE TH A-W i fb ,4- pv- .MY ...Q-v BEULAH WILLIAMS RAYMOND BOWDEN r' x 1? 5 YVILLIAM HANSCONI F it , W , .V 1 j . . , , . , - -r - - A V 3116 L ' V 's .iw , N. '1 5 , ' W A , V, i Q X will K '1 41 Q f , f I 5 is K svn' ' 'M' 'N 5 35 , iff' ww n .S , 1 I 2 l- CCI Q 195i Q'l'KVl+lQ5 W 65+ 1 423' 2:-1 ' X'-A-V bfi qv aff f:'2 2, .Z xx +V li. EDITORIAL BOARD First Row: joan Charette, Maxine johnson, jane MacKenzie, Nancy Caton, Shirley Rasmussen, Cynthia Hanscom, Nan Roche. Second Row: Rita Bumett, joanne Blanchard, Richard Hodgkins, Clifford Wieden, Marianne Teift, Henry Shaw, Laila Daly, Rose A. Greenlaw. Third Row: Mr. Stinchlield, Advisor: Dawna Wight, Larry Parker, Richard Marshall, Stuart Roderick, Eleanor Downing. Editor-in-Chief Assistant ....r..... Photo Editor .. Assista nt .... ..... Humor Editor Sports Editor . Assistant ......,.. Alumni Editor Edz'torz'a1 Stal? NANCY CATON HENRY SHAW SHIRLEY RASMUSSEN Ross A. GRIaI:NLAw jANI-: MACKENZIE NAN ROCHE LAILA DALY ELEANOR DowNINc RICHARD HODGKINS .. STUART RoDI-:RICK ,. MARIANNI: TIEFI-'T Business Manager ........,... LARRY PARKER Assistants ,...,. .........,.. j oANNIz RLANCHARD DAwNA WIGHT RICHARD MARSHALL Typists ..... ...... j oAN CHARETTE MAXINI: JOHNSON CYNTHIA HANSCOM RITA BURNET1' Art Editor 4.... ..,.... R ICHARD SMITH Assistant .............. ...,. C LII-'I-'ORD WIEDEN Faculty Advisor .... ARNOLD STINCHFIELD It is the hope of all the members of the staff of the 1951 SHIP that the corn- tents of this book will serve as a record of associations and events that will grow in memory as the years go by. We hope that in some small way we have preserved a picture of the achievements and gratifications of the four happy years that have so rapidly passed away. If Iliff- I' llilll g tlllll ltllll llllll nu llu i ill lun. ll: III ll' .ll In A lv tm' Cfllfme -3' a 3 ,a-5' !S?32f1izgf 5 alr- C714 uszc Please pernnt me to mtrodute myself I am Mr Muslcal Mouse I don t thmk many of you students at Presque Isle know me becluse I l1ve under the st15,e ln the 2llldll0fll1I'l1 If anyone wants to know lbout the music program ln our school just tsk me I know everythmf., th it goes on NIllSlCll lc t1y1t1es 'nlw ws seem to stlrt on Nlonday lll0l'IIlIlg ll 8 30 It xsn t every mouse m Presque Isle that wakes to the sonsos of the IIIIIIOI' benlor Chorus The gxrls and boys m th1s chorus surely are good smgers' I lxke to hear them smg Tea for 'I wo better than any other song On Tuesday mornmg I awake jump Sophomore Chorus sxng Straus s 'I ales of Vxennx YVoods Perhlps my favorlte song of all though lb Noah s Xrk 'I he boys m tke our llldlIOI'lllI1l echo when they reach full volume on tlus one The next thmg on the muslc program rs the rehearsal of the band and orches tri Today the band opened w1th a yery professlonal soundmg -Xnchors Awelgh T hey played so lnvely that Nlr C ancarz llmost fell off hrs conductor s pl ltform NVhen they play C ool XV1ter I llways have to sc tmper down the hall and get a drmk of water XVhen the band and the orchestra tune up I always lmagme that I am xn Carnegle Hall Last YVednesday the Downbeats played here In the 8lldllOI'1UfI1 at noontxme for the students They certaxnly are a good dance band and can make anyone feel l1ke dancmg I couldn t keep myself from danrlng all noon long LlYlDg by myself as I do I certamly would be lonesome lf ll weren t for all the musxc m the school I I I ' I I 5 IC Q V i 1 7 I C J -9 L ' , - ,, f '. I .I ,, 1 - Z.. 3 A Y . r I , ' .. 1 1 . I y' D - 11 . . 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' . , ' K. 1 1. . 1. ' ' -' ' U 1 ' 1 I 1 K, . 1 ' , , ' out of bed and start to waltz, because it is then that I often hear the Freshman and ' f ':, f, .'z 'l- ' 1 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' z ' 1 .' . iz ' 2 ' : ' . . I ' 1 1 ' ' ' 2 ' 4 n .IUNIOR-SENIOR CIHORl 'S BAND lint Row: K., Nlifliaucl. C-. Iwi-4-iiuiii. R. llutlin. 'I. Nlicluznid. R. Nlurqnis. B. Drake. Scunul Rum: lqncli. G. Sniilli. l. Clailun. li. Rmlci'ick. N. Higgins. I.. Hill, D. Bartley, C xll'l'lll'l'NUIl, S. Soucic. li. llrzigcluii, ll, lliwiaillll. X. l illnim'u. Illini Row: Nh. C-znifanl. llin-4'ml'1 l.. Clair, Nlicliziild. R. l'cllcIici', IJ. SUIIIIJSOII, 0. Gagnon l-uslcr. ll. Xllllhlll. N. CZz1lrni.S. RllYlllllhN1'll. Nl, llolnisrni. Cl. Collin. lfisli, NICNfcnnamin, C l.iIllL'. X. Billingx. l'UlllIll Row: K.. llClllllll'll. l'. lkiiwum. R. Pelletier. C. Nlorris. R. Snell. P. Nlacllurnie. R llunmun. R. Slllllll. R. l'cai'i. I.. Ellis, R. Ilow. l'. I-agiiuii. Y. Clark. R. Kelso. Nl. Downing l'. Nixon. K inc 'S' 'nf-Q R 'p' N 5898 - 'X FRESH INIAN-S0l'HOMORli CHORUS ORCHESTRA lfirsl Row: I'. l'zirsons, Canon, II. Fish, H. Rasmussen, C. Coffin, R. Snell, S. Larson, R. Smith l-I. Kinney, D. Bartley. Second Row: I'. Gagnon, C. Ellis, N. Higgins, B. Theriaull. A. Fillmore, D. Aucoin, 1. Caron j. Lynch, li. llragdon. B. Drake, Mr. Ciancaarz, Director. l'hird Row: M. Downing, R. Collin, L. Carr, C. Morris, R. Duncan, R. Peary, R. Dow, G Beaulieu. l'. Nixon. .L Billings. ? 5 u I 1 -, l 1 I 2 E L 41 If AND THE Ml'SIC 1 GOES 'ROUND AND 'ROUND BOYS' CHORUS First Row: L. Brown, D. Adams, P. Nixon, L. Carr, S. Roderick, D. Grant, H. Frazier, G. johnston. Second Row: Mrs. Coffey, Director, H. Shaw, R. Hodgkins, R. Hodgkins, R. Langley, P. MacBurnie, YVaugh, V. YVo0dbury, Accompanist. Third Row: V. Clark, M. Ford, B. Mosher, G. Lynch, P. Gagnon, L. Roberts, P. Campbell, R. Smith. V Fourth Row: J. Roix, C. Stevenson, D. Keirstead, C. Ellis, R. Smith, R. Peary. -1 l i l 1 . Q F S M fi ' A 'Q 'MT C , W Tw T i 'i Q 4 37 l. . Q3 DEBATING CLUB First Row: E. Hay, B. Theriault, j. Burleigh, J. Staples, D. Viel, L. Daly, M. Tefft. Second Row: G. Lynch, C. Wieden, Mr. Radcliffe, Director, W. Britton, C. Stetson, H. Shaw, F. Hickey. fDebatz'n.5 For the first time since 1932 a formal debating club was organized this year at Presque Isle under the expert direction of Charles W. Radcliffe. The team has made excellent progress and, up to this date, has won nineteen out of twenty-five debates and an opportunity to compete for the State championship at Bates Col- lege in April. In the most important series of debates to date, sponsored by the University of Maine, the squad made a surprisingly good showing while competing against some of the best teams in the State. The team of Wieden and Staples won five and lost one debate, but was eliminated in the semi-finals in a close decision won by Lewiston. The team of Shaw and Burleigh won four out of five debates and was eliminated by Orono, the eventual winner, in the quarter finals. Presque Isle was one of only three schools which had two undefeated teams in the quarter finals. At the county practice debate contest, Presque Isle tied for first place with the host team of Caribou with eleven wins and four losses. The team also gave two exhibition debates, one at the local Kiwanis Club and the other at the Fort Fairfield Grange. Considering the handicap of having to start with no previous debating experi- ence, the team should be commended for its excellent work. It is the hope of all that debating will once again take its place as one of the regular extracurricular activities of Presque Isle High School. The success of this year's team leads us to have high hopes for the future. HI-Y OFFICERS Seated: Larry Parker, Stuart Roderick, George Akeley, Standing: Mr. Bowden, Advisor: Ernest Hughes. RED CROSS COUNCIL First Row: j. Morneault, H. Lathrop, S. Roderick, J. Staples, D. Shaw, Shaw. Second Row: M. Hewes, C. Fitzherbert, D. Greenier, M. Carlson, Advisor: M. johnson, G. Lynch, Il. Michaud, VVilliams, B. Drake. Peter Nixon, Richard Marshall Aucoin, M. Ackerman, M. S. Devine, Miss Merrifield, ' f 'fr- TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS Seated: Miss Martin, Advisor: Morneault, M. Standing: B. Roderick, D. Stimpson. Jenkins, C. Downing, P. Morin. J l 'N IOR CLASSICAL I.liACUli First Row: R. Greenlaw, E. Hay, J. Staples, J. M. Tefft, Miss Fillmore, Advisor. Catou, C. Collin, S. Rasmussen, C. Hanscom, Second Row: G. Kearney, L. Tarhell, J. Foster, A. MacDonald, D. Viel, li. Downing, Clarke, M. Kilpatrick. J. Jenkins, P. Morin, Blanchard, Third Row: Burleigh, Caton, A. Russell, S. Smith, G. Tufts, Hayes, E. Bragdon. L. Carr, l'. llither. Foster, C. Stetson, B. Thcriault, C. Hitchcock, 4-0.0 . Ulf l-na-,.-,. .M f X7 'N .MT , , STUDENT COUNCIL Seated D Vlel Secretarv C Morris Presxdent S Rasmussen Vrce Presxdent Standing R Dow junmr Representatne M J Krlpatrxck Sophomore Representative R Barressl Senlor Representative j Caton Sophomore Representatnve W Knlght Freshman Repr sentatxve Student Council The Student Counc1l IS composed of students representlng each class of Presque Isle Hlgh Membershlp on the Councll IS one of the posltlons that every student would lnke to wm for ll lndlcates that the uctor IS a person who has the confidence of the members of hlS own class The Councll has a very defimte purpose and definlte responslbxlltxes Its gen eral atm IS to secure closer co operatlon among the student body the prlnctpal the faculty and to co ordmate the student efforts m the school s orgamzatxons and ALIIVIIICS One of the major actnvxtxes of the Councll each year IS the dtrectlon of the Curtls Magazme Drnve and the success of thus sellmg campargn rn recent years m1y be attrnbuted to the enthusiasm wnth mhxch the Councnl has sparked the drive Proof of the fact that the Councxl does reallx have a voice m the dxrectxon of school pohcy l1es ln the frequency wnth whnch the XOICC of Mr Cunmngham IS heard over the school s publlc address sx stem annoouncmg that A meetmg of the Student Councxl mll be held rn the Conference Room at 8 I0 Whatever the problem may be, the comments of the student representatives are heard and their opmlons respected , A , v Vw 5 S r. I l 5 . I a it 12 1 f 1 1 J' ' 2' m Y i ' 5 ' . . 1 . 5 ' .W 2 , i V . Q 5 .5 I '1 , 1: ,,, . . I I 5 ' t V J A , 1 i- Q , .S .. S 1' rf . . 1 B K Q, . J '- , .,,- Q,- , J ' if ' ' o 2, s .S 5 , t - I . 1 3 It Z Z- ff 1 . f 4 D 1 5 I , Q X 5' jaw., ' ' , - I - 1 2 - , e, ' . . . . . . . I ! 1 ' 1 1 . , ' I . f v ' ' , ,R . 1 I Y . ,, . 1 1 J LATIN CLUB First Row: H. Shaw, S. Devine, B. Russell, D. Viel, F. Hickey. Second Row: J. Clark, G. Bishop, E. Adams, J. Staples, B. Theriault. V7 wi .LL QA 'Y' jig' 'NJ fx E Z 5 45 COM MERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS First Row: Mr. Daigle, D. Bates, R. Barressi, M. MacDonald, Mr. Stone. Second Row: L. Nightingale, S. Roderick, Mrs. Thaw. JUNIOR-SENIOR TRI-H.I-Y OFFICERS Left to Right: N. Higgins, M. Hcwes, S. Rasmussen, J. Blanchard, j. Staples, j. Brown. L 'rs Q ,X rr V ' L FUTURE FARMERS Second Row: E. Coffin, J. Soucier, R Shaw. V27 , ur YI FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OFFICERS First Row: G. Parker, N. Lamoreau, E. Michaud, N. Higgins. Second Row: L. Slonehouse, EI. Lynch, J. Calon. XI FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS 1.1-it to Right: R. A. Greenlaw, N. Higgins, P. Nixon, E. Downing, Miss Houghton. 5 First Row: T. Ryder, President: Mr Slence, Advisor, R. Peary, Vice Presi- dent. 5' YN Z. - .- i , Cv ' 6227.1 ' V-iff! ' O I N 4 7 Q-:A 52, WFEH-'z Xx, Q N-.nl If X, A fi, ' 7 ! I ff I 7 G nav' If 'WI- WM. -W.-L X E. rib, f , ,fa-ff fm N Vl..Q'.':.fk -V. '. stdout! in .- R f lm ,N ,Qs uigev .Xe P,-t .6 A QC'-'lla 1 f .,,. 4 if Q vf f , f xv? 2 E if ,, I3 li T231 Cuviouiu, Kids ? .6 5 bay O 1 if ,Q 'Fa off 0 fi-xg Sirffwc be.,:Q..,s xg W Sw Y Gum I 4 iw I ,Af l v C WHA'I S GOING ON? THINK IT WILL BLOW UP? fDz'd You Guess Who They Were.7 Carl Morris Laila Daly Phyllis Rice Roberta Jordan Virginia Woodbury Nancy Higgins Claudette Collin .Ioanne Staples Cynthia Hanscom Nan Roche Karlene Johnston Wilma jordan Peter MacBurnie Shirley Rasmussen Barbara Roix Philip O'Donnell Thaxter Ryder Barbara Madore Daisy Shaw janet Steeves Theresa Goslin Hilma Haines jane MacKenzie joyce Brown Irene Harper Marlene Hewes Clifford Morang Ernest Hughes Edwin Coflin jane Shaw George Akeley joan Charrette Nina Lamoreau Norma Lamoreau Patricia Shaw Donald Kierstead Barbara Todd Nancy Caton Donald Grant Rita Burnett 38. Adrienne Beckwit Uur' Senzors What They Lzlce What They Do KF Y Qaj Favorrte hxpressron Qbj Favorlte Pastrme fcj Favornte Song dj Mad About fej Noted For ff Ambmon Rrchard Ackerman Q Q More fun' Qbj MOVIES and ballgames fc, Harbor Lrghts Qdj Ted Wrlllams Qej Braggmg about Ted Wxlllams Qfj To be come a successful busmessman Walter Adams Q 5 Thats rrght' Qbj Wrrtmg letters fto Wmthrop Always Qdj Lucy ane Qej Basketball Qlj To get rrck qulckl Ceorge W Akeley Qaj I ll clue ya' Qbj Vlforkmg cj Guy Lombardo s The army fej Laz1ness flj To become an offxcer Dorothy Kllen Qaj Youre klddmg' fbj Books fcj Whlspermg Hope Qdj Drrvmg. fej Montgomery VVard llcense. ff, Secretary. Our Senzors What They Lzlce tw hs B.1bk1rk s 1 c 1 blllfjlllfu ln1 In e Xlood Qdj Nluslc Qcj 'Illll IIICIICIIX smlle Qlj IJI'dIIllll5l Richard Barressl Qaj I-Iolx Bilclheaclecl' Qbj Bdsketbtll Qcj Temptatlon Qd You know who Qej Long, ewelashes Qfj Certxfiecl publtc .1ccount.1nt I onn.1 Bdrtlex j ud 1s b XX utmg lor .1 letter Harbor Lnghts d Floyd Qej Longj phone COHXCISIIIOIIS Qlj To sleep t1l ll o clock ewerv c a -Xdrlenne Beckwuth j 1 ce1r b Re1dmg., Ted lor Two Prettv clothes ej Prettx blue ues Qlj fo be 1 good SICIlO5I'dIJl1CI' YV1yne Brrtton Q llowclx' bj XVorkm mshlp cj Thlrd 'Wm Iheme d Redclmg, e Red I1 lj 'XI1ll1on11re ovce Brown .ij Holv Com' Qbj Some one tall lxght 'Ind handsome -XII Nh Loxe clj Some one mll lxght 1nd hmdsome e btubbornness lj Prn 1te sec ret.1rv Robert Broun Is th1t so' b C omg c unpmg Q Tennessee YV.1 ll cl I-Iuntmf c Xb11tx lor IIICIICIIX uburncnts I 'Io own .1 busmess ol nly own Letghton CjPCI'lT1dflCIll5 QI To be clIIllJlIlOll5 'VI 1bel Bulzel 21 Come on let s go' b D tncmg Count hxelv Stxr QI 1l'llIllV e betrs mcl Roebuck llcense I Ptllslmger Nwncv C .1ton a I don t get tt' b Decordtmg cj Bluebtrd ol I-Iappmess dj Onlon SJIICIYNICIICS Qe Long trips lj Interlor decorator o1n Chtrrette Q1j Por crvm out loud' b Rtdxo All the Thmgs Xou Xre dj Ken ej Interest on C illlJCJll Ro 1d I Stenobrapher Phvllls Lhase lj Stupld Qbj XVr1tmg letters to Nhlton No One Ever Cdred For Nle Llke Iesus dj Food Ioocl .md more food Qej Blue eves lj Togo toP B I Clsudette Collin j eepers' Qb Doclgmg, work Red 9111s m the Sun e Qdj Igxerybocly ej Ftst t1lk1ng, Qlj Instrumental IIIUSIC' mstructor Edvwm Coffm aj Excuse me ple.1se' Qbj Basketball Qcj Harbor Lnghts cl Barb ej Grav haxr ljN1wv R1t1C,ots .1 Oh shoot' b BUXNIIIIQ, Qcj Remember 'Xie Qclj Ceorge Qej Record collectxon QI YV A P Darrel Crouse What do we eat' Qb hnmg, Lool VVHICT d Slcnng Qej C,urlv ll3lI' Qfj Xerondutxcs amce Cuttmt, j eepers Qb Pwmtmg lIlClCIflW1I'lB Qj Because Horses dogs .md people Qe Deulnshness md eitmg, f Be a mxlhonaxre mth .1 horse rmch Pl I ' ' ' 1 Q21j I.et'f get Jn th' b21ll! 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F - ' 1 Our' Senzors What They Lzlce Lounse Nnghtmgale Qa5 Oh y 1h QlJ5 Danung c C oodnxght Syyeetheart d5 You d be surprlsed Q65 Xctmg out 1n class Q15 To trayel Phlhp O Donnell Q 5 XX 1 t Qb5 Huntmg fishmg and trappmg alone c When lrxsh Eyes Xre Smrhng d5 Llllllllflg hshm and fly tylng Qe5 Benn an outdoor mm HI homas O Donnell Qa5 Oly I oy Qb5 NI alkmg to 1 cert un glrl on the phone Qc5 Thmkmg ot Xou Qd5 Nfarlene D Qe5 Curly ha1r and dunples 15 To become a good yetex Ill and dancel Xiarnlvn Osgood Q 5 B ys I ll Qb5 Haymg iVNOl'lClCl'fl1l tune mth ane c Alu ays Qd5 C l iu le Qe5 Smile and cheerxng VOICE 1 'Io be a 1a mous IITICTIOI' decorator C yyendolvn Parker Q 5 Oh g t' QlJ5 Rldmg yuth Pete XII Nly Loye d 'Music Qe5 Red hm Q15 XIISSIOITATV nurse Larry Parker a5 Lould hc' Qb5 lxeepmg house P d G1 l e Smallest IH class 1 Be 1 booltk epel Roy Perry a5 Qley er huh Qb5 Square Cldllflllf., Harbor Llghts d XVashburn Qe5 Deep smgmg XOICC 1 Band leader or manager ol a theater Betty Pelleuer KN ell 11 that a1nt the hnut b Palntxng Qc5 Blue Moon Qd5 Harry Q65 Sense o1 Hu1nor 1 P -Xlbert Proulx a Is th it rlght Qb5 Trvlng to beat Kxssy Adams rn pool There s Nlo TOHIOTICJXN Qd5 Nlary Qe5 Playmg pool Q15 Be a general 1n the Navy Sarah Rand NIv hezyens b5 Talkmg on the telephone Q 5 Hlrbor Llghts Qd5 Eddre Qe5 Xll that DOISC 1 To be a lJ6HLlllCldl'1 d5yIus1t e5 huet nature Q15 XV FX F Sh1rley Rasmussen Oh ysell' b Danclng I Dont Knoyy lVhy d Lvery thmg Qmcludmg l'rank1e5 Qe I eaderslup Q15 Test tube tycoon Ions Rend Qa XVhy Qb Readmg Back o1 the Clouds Qd5 Nursxng Qe FI'lCI1Clllf1CSS 15 Nursxng Phylhs Rxce Q Oh well ue all can t be brlght Qb5 Sleepmg 5 Never theless d -X certam person e5 Her Clldvkllllg yolce Q15 Secretary Nancv Roche Qa XVelllll tch Qb5 Dancmg Count Eyery Star Qd Xnl mals Qsqu1rrels5 Qe5 Laughmg yolce 15 C,et an A 1n chenustry I-hzabeth Rogers a5 Xllll that yyelrd' b Bemg In Canada Q 5 Thxrd Klan Theme Qd5 Boys Qe5 Xctxng out Q15 To go some place Barbara ROIX a Gee' Nou re nasty b Thxnlung 01 PYHIICIS c5 I Love You a Bushel and 1 Peck Qd5 Fl'iIlClS e Hed dlamond f Houseyy11e Thaxter Ryder Q 5 ell yyell yy Qb5 ust l'lCllIlf., around Q Su :nee oogle Ql LIXIIIA Q 5 Jllllx 1 Go to Huy in inc see the sxghts Dalsy Sh ny Lxsten Qb5 Boyshng Qt5 I I oye Hou a Bushel and a Peck d5 Blonde Han Qe XVCIIIDQ, IJll'lCllIlS Q1 o1n the XVayes lane Shays Q Stay loose Qb5 I-Iaymg 1 ysondelful tune ynth 01716 Rhapsody 1n Blue Qd5 C,lass1cal musxc e I-lgure 15 Imerxor decora tor ' ' y 1 f ,I-I 5 Q Q5 Q ' v 1 ' : al 'I a ' , ' , ' . Q5 g 1 . ' ' 2 ' 1' 1 I ' 2 ' 2' ' . . ' 'I 2 a oy., te ya. ' ga ' ' . Q ' 5 ' U 1 a ,-ge-.'g' . A ' ' f Q . f . Q 5. - f. 1 -. I - .- . D' Y CQ 'U ' I S- CCD 15 NYS- 15' ' ' . p lf 1 . Q5 f 1 . cab ,, , . Q I .g , . .Q 5 J . . D ,, . H 3 Q 5 2. I' I U ' I ' . Qe5 .' ' i :H Qa5 1 It 2' Q . ' ki N. c 2 Delores Randall: Really? Qb5 Learning to dance. Harbor Lights. 'Q f 3 ev aiu '-of H V Q 5 x 1 I . .5 f Q - I - 1 - , ' ' : If? Q 5' ' ' . Qc5 ' ' . 5 Q , ' . ' ' : H a5 ' D, ' ' ' ' ' T 'i . Qc - 1 1 1 Q -. 5 ' . Q5 Q . ' ' : a XV , ' , 'ell. 5 ' ' f 2 . C5 'z B ' t5 ' 1. e Al ' ' I' to talk and act. ' 1 'z 1 l ' I, ' 2 .Z Gab -1 '. . tv' h. ' . H A K, f- , . 1 , ... Q 5 5.1 '- . l , .. . .l 4 J 1. . C . - Our Senzors What They Lzlce PIITICIH Shan aj Did blame It b -Xrgumg f j Puppets Hollday d YVest Rldge fej Hex poems flj Nurse Ralph Sham Bow oh boy fbj Thmkmg fc fdj Good muslc IVavv halr lj Be somebody oanne Staples faj Oh for heaxens sake' fbj Niurdermg Cxcero fcj Be My Love dj Books and records e Always bemg on t1me99 ffj Bone S89 anet Steeves aj Oh guts' fbj Wrmnp letters fcj My Heart Cues For You fdj Eddle fej Oulet manner ffj 'l elephone operator Nlary ane Taylor f j Gee uhu fbj Readmg f j Harbor Llghts Food ej uletness ff To be successful Barbara Todd j I ll clue y fbj Sttvmg, m Presque Isle c Remember Ie d Frank ej Ransmg, the devxl ffj Be sornethmg Betty Trott faj Isnt that awful' b Playmg Canasta f j Temptatlon dj Mrchael ej Dark brown eyes l Ralse SIX klds ovce Turner a Xin! that toly fbj Combmg eyebrows fcj Harbor Llghts fdj Russell fe Laughter fl Beautlclan Dolores V1el faj Hurt ya dear fbj Domg nothmg fc Be My Love dj Eatlng fej Pretty halr ffj Get to Mame ames WVaugh IfVheres NVoody3 b Staymb osertlme at ' P fc N Never Along fdj Small dark and beautlful fe Cheerfulness fj Be commg a pastor Regma Whlte faj So what? fbj Bowlmg f j La V1e en Rose fd Men wxth blond curlv ha1r fej Low VOICC f Nurse Cllfford Wxeden faj Psvchologlcally maladjusted bj Supervlsmg pogo suck races fcj Tlme On My Hands dj ust mad e D1SIlHgUlShCd appearance ffj Go to Mame Vlrgmxa Woodbury faj See what I mean' fb Detamlng Buddy fcj The Fxght Is On dj 6 feet 9 mches tall dark and handsome e Muslcal fingers ffj P B I Chr1st1an Worker T-XKE A LOOK AI' THEM LOOK AT THE CAMERA, PLEASEH 0 ....- '- ' ...ui .x' I 9, WHAT DID HE SAY? NOW LETS YVINI THIS ONE! 5Dear Dzar September 5 The hrst day ot school Oh those poor Freshmen! September lo School c osed tor dnggmg C reat lun! October 8 School reopens Hard to slt strarght seats now My poor back October Zo C onventlon tor the teachers Thzs tlme we can sleep Noyember 15 EVCIYOIIC has the well led look Could xt be Thanksg1v1ng9 November 50 Hats off to Mr C ancarz and to M lt was a good Job well done rs Colley for the concert December 1 -Xt last th e basketball season xs here Our Wrldcats dldn t let us down lor they won oy er Calals 68 5-1 December 4 Another conventnon for the teachers thrs trme the County C onventlon December 8 Boy' Our lads are really gom to rt Stearns may have gotten a dxslfke of our team s abrhty but they left wxth a good lmpressxon of our boys sportsmanshlp December I5 Oh well we can t mm every tnme Bangor had a better team on thxs mght December 18 A two pomt mn over the Port 48 -16 Guess we showed them! 9? Everyone IS bemg very good Santa IS commg also a week of XdfdlIOI1 December U ChI'lSlIlldS and New Years dance combined MY achmg feet! anuary 2 Back to the old grmd Eyeryone has stopped bemg good untxl next year january 3 Poor A C I They ll learn not to tangle wrth our Wxldcats Score was 56 42 if 1 , I T - , X 1 ' . .V N , Xa x ' ' . . I 1 . , . L .A .. L ' . 1 . , . I 1 ' ' ' . . . ' ' . L A . . 1 my Z 1 I I - . 1 . ' . V. . . r . . , l f - v ' ' ' I . 1 f v V'. f ' 9 ll ' , , . - Y 1 Y . , . . . . , ' . . . '. W . . , i v y r I v. I , . T v . Y. Q - December ..-- f . - A T 4 J - . Y . . , - , . fDear Dzaryf Ianuarv 6 Tournament looks far away Houlton beat us 45 38 Ianuary 9 Fournament looks good agarn XVe showed Carlbou who has the better team! anuary 12 KISSY s old lucky charm worked agam Portland 36 P I 50 muuy lf Sljillxllli scnu flIIilS innounced Some hippy ftces some long me hippy oncs mem they dont h rye my more work to do 1nd the long fucs mem more to learn lanuary 18 Lyerywhere you look people are sm1l1ng Must be THE SHIP plctur lxnuary I9 Bangor ran all oyer us down there The score was a sad 48 37 lanuary '1 Qvnthxa let our class down on spellmg today How do you spell tnt word Good work oyce lanuary 29 Semi hnals for the speaking contest lxnuaryf 21 Socxal at the Rec l can stlll see blue walklng around! lanuary 30 XVe lost an xmportant game to Houlton 44 43 lanuary 51 Hurrah for us' YVe got our ltcenses thanks to Keegan and Stence February 2 Trred to run wrth Stearns dldn t work Score was 70 50 February 5 Back to school for another half year February F Nlrd vear ranks gxven out All we hear are the excuses February 15 Cartbou stepped on us YVhat has happened to our team? February l4 Qulte a musrcal chapel The Downbeats played for noon d mclng February lo Trl I-I1 Y councll meetmg rn P I Oh yes there were some H1 Y ers there too' February l8 XVF. made the tourney Neyer thought wed see the day February 19 Senlor Play tryouts ulte a few actors and actresses ln our c ass February 26 Some kmd of a game played at Fort ohnny Lambert proved to be a good ball handler February 21 Semor Spenkmg Exhlbmon XVould you care for a hearlng Llrfff Xlarch l Eyeryone has gone to Bangor The boys lost the game but drd well March 19 The Xroostook Band and Chorus Concert held It was good Nlarch 30 I ucky glrls' T he tnnurl Sidxe Hawklns dance Aprll 26 Semor play XVh tt comedlans Lrnle s part wasn t too hard for hxml une 10 The Semors look soooo sophxstlcated rn thelr caps and gowns une ll Xvhat rs ey ery one lookxng so happy about? Must be sprmg or could tt be over finalexam1nat1onsP une 13 Wow we finally feel lxke Real Senzors Senlor banquet and the prom held NVhat a comblnatronl une 14 Our last w1ll and testament glyen 1n chapel You ought to feel lucky there rs a school stall standrng after we leave june 15 Graduatron' Now we are alumm I -2 1 L r F ' I - U 1 . . , I ' 1 ,' 1 ' ' 1 M Ml' 1 , --- H ,Q A - 2 , 2 3 . 2 2 2 ' '-' j. Il 2 1' -, 'L I' ' 3 ' 1 - V - I , 1 2 2 ' ' . ' ues. M2 ' 1' - ' f ' ' ' ' . ' ' - . . , LL - 1 ' . , - , , I2 ' P ' , j . , . 1 '- '-' , , ' . ' , , I 'Z . 1 1- ' , 2. . ' , ,. ' , - I 7 T l A I l - ' r L 1 ' ' ' - ' ' February l-Midyears! Need we say more? , 1 ' v' . . ' ' . 2 - x-, ' -I ' ' . ' 2 . 2 ' . I ,- .- .A . . . V .- ' ' 1 r - , 'la I ,- . 2 . Q . . . , . aid, T . , -. , 2 y ' gf - , . 4' f' '. ' 2 2 '2 ' ' ' . -2 . K 2 . ' I - . Q Y - . . . . 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Colleges have tried to coax the balding professor away from Presque Isle but he has always refused and now has been here for twenty-six years. Not only is he a teacher but he is a writer also. He has written many books and pamphlets on flowers and the bird life of northern Maine. Aside from school his main interests are nature walks, chess, at which he is a master, and the piano. The latter is probably his favorite, his grand piano is always ready to bring forth a melody from Mozart, or a peaceful hymn from Brahms. He long ago gave up playing in chapel because chapel is compulsory and he said, I can feel when someone doesn't want to listen. One entire wall of his modest home is lined with records of the masters and they are played con- stantly. His house, after school, is usually full of boys, playing chess, listening to his music, or just eating his mints. Everyone knows his fondness for mints and often he has them with his coffee. His room is littered with five-pound boxes of mints and he nibbles on them constantly. Glenn is always teaching someone to play chess and loaning them books on the subject. He enjoys the thrill and excitement of chess as much as anyone younger enjoys a football game. When anyone who tries to tell him that chess is a game for old men, he only has to point to the countless pupils who play with him every noon hour. He is undoubtedly one of the finest chess players in this region, but he only says, I just push the pieces around. His school museum is large. He has a Herbarium, a place where mounted plants and flowers are kept, and it contains over fourteen hundred specimens. This makes it the largest in Aroostook, if not in Maine. Then there are shelves and shelves of animal life, everything from an oyster shell to a sawflsh's saw or bill. His classroom also includes four aquariums with different kinds of fish. Mr. Chamberlain will probably stay at Presque Isle for the rest of his life and he will surely teach for a long while. But when he is gone his laboratory will remain as a permanent monument. At night when the laboratory is dark, the air will smell of mints and his light laugh will echo' through the room. It will be a long time before Presque Isle forgets one of its finest teachers. DoN HANSEN. Creatzve In terlude C l NIJRL N IHI Cl XSS C ls'XlC l-IT Crunclrun rs 1s onlx 1 C l rss C knrght XVhrle others cos ered themselves wrth elorx llltl rode rshrtc ch rrgcrs he rsent on Cslass C, quests 1nd rode a St Bernard clog, Hc h 1cl no cornpl illllS horseser he was hrppy rn the pomp and splendor ol Krng Xrthur s court He thrrllecl to the sound ol the horns announcrng the return ol one ol the C lass X knrghts He rushed he rnrght go on a C l rss X quest or for th rt nr rtter on Inv quest Xctu rllx he h rd not been on rny lor 1 long trrne XVhere he wondered, were the C l1ss C quests' XVere there none' Xt least, he found comfort rn the fact that rf there were rnx he would go on them For there were no other Crlrss C, Lnrghts nor were there esen Ll 1ss l knrghts Xnd so our hero spent hrs cl rss polrshrng hrs rrrnor rrrcl brushrnff hrs St Bernard dog Brsrl llrrrs trrnc p rssecl 1ncl C unclrun slrrned hrs rrrnor untrl rt rs rs the brrghtest rn the court Brsrl hrcl neser lookecl bette th rn nors urth hrs coat glrstenrng rn the sun But sonrehors 1ll thrs clrcl not trke the pl rce ol gorng on 1 quest ust one more 11rd Crunchun would be rble to urn hrs cort ol rrrns' Thus he kept a srrrrle on hrs l rce rrrcl polrshed hrs rrrnor There ws IS one spot where there was a trns dent C unclrun vt 15 sets proud ol thrs lrttle dent bec ruse he hrd referred rt on hrs quest rlter 1 go rt fhrel Ol course rt rxasn t lrke the dents Lancelot had Xt l1st the cl ry ol hrs quest crme lt happened thus Qrserngalr the maqrcran, ts IS reported rn the xrcrnrtv and all other lcnrghts were out on therr Crlrss A quests so there rs 1s no one else to go He prepared hrmsell and was equrpped rsrth the proper nrrgrc nord 1nd magrc ponder to scatter about hrm Off he rode rn 1 cloud ol glorx is the sers ants and court laclres and ex en old Krng -Xrthur hrmsell cheered hrm But 1las as soon as he was out ol srght of the castle the cloud ol glorx trrrned to a Cloud of dust' budclenls rbout one hundred x rrds ahead he sau 1 puff of red smoke and brserngrlr 1ppe rred rn the ro rd Cfundrun qurckls pulled clossn hrs srsor hrtched up hrs rrmor and tested the pornt ol hrs suord wsrth hrs finver Then scatterrng the rn rgrc porscler rbout hrrn he murmured the rnrgrc ssords and spurred Basrl lIllCJ IC Il JH li 1ck ll the crstle rrrernrxhrle the rrrardsrnrs rrtrng rsere oflerrng pr rsers or trc s1 c rcturn ol C urrclrun lsrrrv Xrthur ss rs strrclrng up 1nd dorsn the h rlls cec rrrng, th ll rl C urrclrun rn 1cle rt he Is Q Xrthur bv gum would make hrrn a s gl l R rd tl 1 rs soon I5 there ts lb 1 dem 1nd lor more knrghts Such ss rs thc SIIIC ol 1ll 1rrs sshen Cyundrun rode brclc rnto C rrnelot ch rg grng the oncc prorrd Ssserng 1lr behrrrcl hrm Krng Xrthur ran dorsn the h rll urth hrs rrrns outstretched . I 2 r , . A rj 1 . r I - ,2 I. I, 2 2 .I , 'L . ' . . , 2' 1. 1 2 2 2 ' ' ' g 2 ' ' ' 1 I ' Al. ' C . - l ' ' - 'K K ' l2 . . , 2 2 , 2 1 . 1 2 2 1 2 ' K 2 ' . , ' ' li 1 Q f Q ' ' ' ' ' ' . 2 I., Y Q ' , 'Z .. ' 1 ' y . , '2 5 ' k, 2. ' ' . ' - , 2 Q ' ' ', 2 ' ' '2 ' ' ' ' 3 2 ' A r' 2 ', ' ' ' , 2 ' ' ' 2 '. ' 2 ' 2 '. ' in his arrrrorg but, he thought happily, it was 21 start. 12 A, ' v' -' ' I: 1 1 I v l 'Z l 4 ' 2' ' ' ' ' 2 ' , 2 ' ' 2 ' 'c . l l-2i-'- ' 'L 2 . 2 ' 2 l 'lr 2' r 2 Q ' 2 ' , , 'ink .1 ' , I , ' 2 ' Cll21s: A kniprt cr' the our lable- r2t is, if Q 2 ' ' '2 ' 2 2 ' .' ' '2 ' ' ' 2' ' l2 '2 - .' .,, A' . ' .L ' ' ' . ' I - . 2 2 2' . 1 My boy, my boy! You did it! I knew you could do it. Tell us about it. Well, sir-it was nothing, blushed Gundrun. Nothing, hey! beamed the king, with an elaborate wink at the maids-in- waiting. Hear that, girls? Modest, isn't he? Here roll him over! Let's have a look at the villian. Watch it girls-don't stand too close. He's still a magician, you know. Basil obligingly rolled him over with one paw. A cry went up from the ladies-in-waitingg a roar, from King Arthur. What's the meaning of this! This isn't Sweingali! This is my mayor. The Mayor of Camelot! cried the ladies-in-waiting. What's that? The Mayor of Camelot? queried the servants. Oh, no. Not the Mayor of Camelot! groaned Gundrun. 4 4 4 Oh, well, he thought, sometime he'd get another chance. That was just bad luck! As he reached for another potato to peel, he patted Basil on the head. Any- way, Basil still glistened and his armor still shone as never before. Of course, the king wouldn't let him wear it. But after he was through with his duties in the kitchen, he could take a look at it-that is, after he had taken it out of moth-balls! C. WlEnEN. , af '1 3g'N. . - 7 N t thus ls' 010 what . Wonder wlw d'dy0u want? Honor Students of 1951 Rrchard Ackerman George Akeley Dorothy Allen R1chard Barressr Donna Bartley Robert Brown Rlta Burnett Nancy Caton Phyllrs Chase Claudette Coflin Darrell Crouse Laila Daly Arlene Estey Josephme Gallagher Theresa Goslm Donald Grant Cynthla Hanscom Irene Harper Nancy Hrggms Helen Lathrop MHXIHC ohnson Karlene ohnston Peter MacBurn1e ane MacKenz1e Colleen McPherson Louxse Nightingale Marllyn Osgood Larry Parker Shlrley Rasmussen Nan Roche Thaxter Ryder lane Shaw oanne Staples Mary Jane Taylor Dolores Vlel V1rg1n1a Woodbury was ...fl Attentzon please Q-...--v ' ,ww-W A853 H3-Sxlw . . A . J I K . sf . as r' MNA, f G,-., . , 'ga 'ff 17246 my f G ai, ,fs te A L. A - , it at t nw, y ,.if,g, f' 'Q 1 i 7 1 ' 'iff P ll' Wh Serious stu af 5 U16 next Zmea Cflfotherf Is A Freshman On April 6th the curtain went up on another successful play production to add to the long series ot dramatic offerings that have been produced at Presque Isle High under the direction ol Miss M Conant The response of the capacity audi ence indicated that the perlormance ok the comedy Mother Is A Freshman could well be compared with the best productions within recent memory The entire cast well deserved the praise given it by the audience SENIOR PLAY CAST Abagail Abbott Shirley Rasmussen Susan Marilyn Osgood Mrs Miller Phyllis Babklrk Sylvia oanne Staples Bunny ane Shaw Helen Laila Daly Carrie Patricia Shaw Clara Nan Roche Marge Cynthia Hanscom Bobo Ernest Hughes ack Don Grant Howie Walter Adams B1 Larry Parker Dean Gillingham .......r.........,..s.....,....... .....,.. . ,.s. ,..s...,... r.,....,..,..,.,... C l i Fford Wieden Professor Michaels .,.,,....... ......,..,,,....,,......s., . .s,, . r, at ,A .. ,.......,... Richard Barressi Assistant Coach ...................,.,.,................,.......................,,. .,.......,,,..,. N ancy Higgins Stages Managers .............................,.,.......... ...,.... R ichard Ackerman Richard Good , 4 f ,, f 4 f A 9 1' f S l Last 11611 and Testament Havmg fin ally achrexed that goal w hlch lor nearly twelve years seemed but a 2310110113 gold brlck at the end ol a dlblfldl unendmg gr iy mrst stretching over years and years the Class of 1951 ol Presque lsle Hrgh bchool wrth due formahty and reasonable sell control wrshes to make pubhc announcement ol nts retxrement from the hustle and bustle ol school hle lt hereby demands to be acknowledged as sane and rn full possessron ol nts lacultres and copmzant ol 1ts Ob1lg3ll0flS col lectlvelv deslres IIS earthly belongmgs to be chvlded as follows To our Supermtendent Mr Andrews we leave the telephone numbers of the Frre Department and btatron WACM so that once agam may be heard the wel come sound of the statement NO SC HOOL TODAY BLCAUSE OF THE STORM To our Prmcrpal Mr Cunmngham we leave a large bottle of HSPITIH tablets for all the headaches we have caused hxm 1n the past four years The Semor Class of 1951 renowned for 1ts scholastlc attamments mtellectual talent and alertness QHev1 XV1eden wake uplj bequeaths to the umor Class xts fervent cravmg for know ledge and ablhtv to cram the day s homework lnto the few mlnutes requlred to take the mornlng attendance We leave to the fortunate umors the desks of Room 11? 113 114 wxth the hope that they may occupy them Wllh the same Dzgnzty so charactenstlc of the deparung class To the students takmg Psychology we bequeath the task of psychoanalyzmg all the schrfophremcs m Presque Isle Hrgh To all students we bequeith a copy ol that exel hanclv httle book How To XVYIIC hxc use Notes so th it thex need nexer get a Sree-n sllp 1Ve lene lor all students 1 memory ol our eloquent person ihtxes the wrtty comersrtxons and the ur ol sulor lure Ollss Houghton wlll translate that lor you th rt h ue c il'Tl6L1 us throucoh four se Irs 8 Ihe members ol the C 1 iss ol 1991 w111 md beque ith to the llI1L1CI'f.,f'lt1ll1KCS of the school the wonderlul ll1d1llOI1S w h1ch they h ne leuned to l1I1dCISliIld md rexere clurmg then hugh school xeus 11 e hkewlse bequeath to out prmcrpal und te lchers 1 rrsxng xote of th inks as 1 mark ol appreclatron lot all thes hase 111201 ed md done for us 4, 1 I 1 fi 'T l , 2 , . . , , , , , ,. . . . , . . , 2 . . , . . 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'mn 3 l 15 ffk -:- QR.. f2 It s A Dog s Lzfe NIV dog rs a perfect gentleman XVell anyw 'ty th rt rs what the salesman sard when I bought hrrn For tw entv hve dollars I was led to belreve that I was buyrng a bundle of joy that would be a frrend to all men Perhaps rt was the shaggy harr that was hangrng over those sorrowful ey es or the cute way rn w hrch he lrcked my hand that convrnted me thlt thrs crertrrre w rs just the thrng that I needed to brrghten nry home lrfe Men have been known to do almost anythrng for money but I belreve that kennel keeper outdrd hrmsell rn mrgnrlyrng the yrrtues of that lrttle mutt For the purchase prrce I was told that thrs dryrne creature a frrend of the gods was a true and perfect companron a thoroughbred of rrranv breeds The latter term I lrter rnterpreted to mean that hrs mother w as fr rghtened by everythrng from 1 Great Dane to a Nlexrc rn H rrrless Hayrng thus been rnforrned I was relreved of my money and presented wrth a box contarnrng a cjuretly subdued bundle of energv I thrnk all dogs are gry en a course of rnstructron rn the proper manner of approach to a prospectrye master because I neyer agarn saw mme behave so well Havrng purch rsed my frrend and true cornpanron I thought that rf he were well fed on Thrryo and Grow Pup and perhaps a few meat scraps lrfe for me would be a comfortable one Lrttle drd I know th at the eatrng trme for a dog rs from sun up to sun down and that sleeprng trnre rs rpproxrrnatelv w hen I wrsh to enjoy hrm I w as also to learn that the only trrne for dog w alkrng rs jllSt before the arrry al of corrrpany or just after comfort rbly settlrng down The only trme to reallv enjoy a dog so people sav rs when you are comfort ably settled wrth a good book and a brrsk log rs burnrng rn the fireplace Then your true frrend ind companron should ct rwl next to your feet and wrth the warmth of hrs bodv keep them from freezrng That rs the onlv true w ay to enjoy a dog Unfortunately I can t say that I enjov mrne rn thrs wav because once I obtarn a completelv relaxed posrtron he detrdes to read mv book for me Of course thrs rs done by leaprng rnto my lap pushrng hrs damp nose rnto my face and krckrng the book from my hand IVhen there are guests the well hehayed dog quretly plants hrmself behrnd the krtchen stoye I h rt rs the well behayed dog not rnrne' Nfy dog has receryed the mrstaken rdea that then and only then rs the trrne for hrnr to repose rn the parlor and yrcrously growl and brre hrs teeth to the rrrtruders to nry domarn Yes mv dog rs a happv dog He does as he please yet recery es mv loye and affectron He leads r happy lrfe becruse he has me well trrrned J S . f Yx T T Tx I I I et' ,aj I 4 k Z - ' I . f . 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I 1 ' ' I 4 v 1 ' I - I . I - . I Q 1 1 . I 1' t ' I ' I V ' I I , I I I . I I . . , ' ' . ' 2 ' - ' ' , ' . . ' ' . z , 1 I' , ' ' f - r ' ' V ' 1 1 ' K ' ' ' . , . ' .'2 4 I' I ' 4 ' ' I . Day Dreams As I look up at the blue sky above, And oil to the valley below, I think of many things that I love, And of places where I'd like to go. I'd like to visit a queen or king, Or maybe a harem on the Nile, Or hear an ancient church bell ring, IVith singers chanting all the while. I'd like to see two knights of old, Battle together on sea or land, Shouting while jousting, oh, so bold, Trying to win a lady's hand. All of these things I'd like to see As I dream here today, In the fixture it may come to be, And I shall travel far away. Maine 1 am glad that I live in Maine Glad for the blue, blue skyg I am glad for the sun, the rain, And the clouds that go floating by. I am glad for the streams and brooks, I am glad for every little nook, I am glad for each country lane, I am glad that I live in Maine. JANE IXIACKENZIE ff! .Hin 19, n , 0 X , c QTIS X. zur, ws 1 2 ? . x N fx 'L V Hmgwarli UH! 1460- I v1nsr4'v Dont. E 5 ,Y I '-if 5't...,4-4 HISTDRY ff W' F C55 1.1 t Zn 'S I ' 9 ,qi Y'-1? 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Hr ta N me-11 SONIC lumks ailccl in thc 'idle ' morj Bob It ho lelt the bool-ts llshl ln the nnddle of the floor? IVhy dldn t they put them txx IX lllxe thex ire supposed to Mthur XX hx dont xou' Xou hdxent done mxthmg else thls xexr IN hy XX ISIC YOU! IIIIIC on XX ho xs xx tstmg Ins tune Xou xx ut somedtx I xxlll m11 e 1 dlscoyery t x 1 tk nll stand back and take notue 'I het xou xx1 proud thlt xou h ad the honol ol bexng tn the sune cliss ust xx ut and ee I5 nb tra XX e IC xnltxngl Professor Nex er mmd get bxck to xom xxorlt or go to the study h tll Qliob goes b uk out and loc ks the door nn trles to look through the keyhole 1 Box I xxould hke to knoxx xx h at he 15 domg He h rs been xxorkmg on somcthmg out there lor txt o xseelxs Professor You may p Iss Il III Alter cl nss I suppose thit vou two br1uns h we yours done' I hid mme all done but mx lnttle brother tore ll up last mtght I yull do ll oxer dgun and pass ll nn liter Professor XVell Bob I suppose you lost yours 1n 1 storm on the may to school' Bob Nope I h ld tt tll done but I spnlled some lllll on lt md you 1 an tread ll I xxtll do xt oxer ng III B nrbtra Plolessor xxlll you expl un the next p tee I c in t seem to get the exerctse to come out ught Professor -Ks soon as I get the rest of the cliss gomg I yull try to help you Bob lelyes the room folloyx ed closely by Inn Bob closes the door tn 1m s face and then locks the door le lung 1m stxll III the cl tssroom fi' Hey open the door I got just lS much rlght 111 there ns you h we -, 5 D194 2' Q:-4 X '9 1 V A-.4,.... ff L.p-slit' V 'f' fi -I qi 34 X N : ' '. 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Bob: 'I.lI1ll1l'LS. tHe goes buck in and closes the CIOOIIB ine Where in the uoild do sou look up atomic ueitghts Some of these t rings I hu en t ex en hend ol belcne P1 olessor Did sou exel tix using the hbmrx 'I h it is uh it it IS for I think sou uill hnd something LIICIC ine O K H h tt s me PIOICSBOI Second ion second shell Suddenlv thele is I loud noise in the bick room C ood Lolcll VVh it h tppened He just bleu out the side ol the building, He sud he in 1s going to something lot the school ane Is that his idet ol helping the school? n That 1111 depends on nh it nav you look at it Professor XVe had better go out and m ike sure that Bob is still living QThe door opens .and Bob comes out with his clothes all torn and his face black j Bob I did it' I did 1tl Professor Did wx hat? Bob I split the atom with .1 h nnmerl LARRx PARKER 5 L ls K YJ P fynfffnf I fTSl -ivt ,---f u--Qnnfw ,wg ff-me 7 W f Wiiam Wf fl ' -5 WW . -I1 : ' ' ' ' 1 J' ' 1 ' 'K l fx 1 ' ' ' 1 A ' . . t . 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Charger XV1stlully 3 I hid hopes of berng used rn the baseball field but I don t know now I'h1s nes Cl h ippened In our frmrlyf before Reporter Xes I see where that fReporter spots outflelder m left held Oh' There s Ted pr ictxsmg rn left held now let s call htm oyer QTed glances up lust nt thrs trme and reporter motrons for hun to come over Ted walks over Player Hello vou w mted to see me? Reporter Yes I m 'I om Brntt from the St Pcte Darly C lobe We re run rung 1 stolv on thus horse bxtes ru tn rnudent Slnce you re the outfielder who w is bltten we would hke to know how you feel about ll Player QC ood naturedly Q Ch I hold no grudge I know how some one feels w hen he h rsn t seen a lrrend or rel IIIVC for 1 long txme Snnce the ball was foul Ch irger caused no trouble myw ay Charger Relrevedj C ee 'Nlr D1NI1g ro I m glad to he rr you say that I m gorng to st ind rn loul terrrtory outsule left Held from now on and cheer for you Player flu a hearty yorcej Well that s what I l1ke to hear I ll make you an honorary member of the Ted D1Magg1o Fan Club Do you have anv ambl tron to follow your cousln s footsteps? Charger I drd want to become a baseball cover glrl hesltatmgly but I don t know now Player You mean you changed your mmd? Charger 'Vo but Im afrard Ill be barred from the baseball world after th1s drsgrace Player Oh but I heard that the Spaldmg Company IS plannmg to use you to cover baseballs because of your recent fame Reporter I ll bet you could become the new champlon Cover Gxrl Charger Oh I wouldnt want to take the honor away from Cousm Hlde Away That would be l1ke breakmg Babe Ruth s home run record Reporter But eventually some one w1ll break your cousm s record Maybe you could keep xt rn the famrly Plaver Sorry to Interrupt but I guess I d better be gettrng back to my work out Glad to have talked wlth you QNValks off reporter and horse nod goodbye, Reporter Well I d better be gomg too Thanks for the 1nterv1ew fWa1ks off muttermgj What a story' W'hat a story fCharger goes back to munchmg d3lSlCSD Joram: BLANCHARD and ALICE RUSSELL 2 2 . . , ,. I , , to , ' , , 1 Y 1 Q Q '. 2 ' 5 ' - ' 1 1 f ' '. .- . ' .1 ' , . , . . . , . . , .- . .5 ,K l .. . V , r . 1 r '-' V . . K . . sz . . ' . . ,I 1 . , - - ..- - . ,. . . . . I . ' - ,u , -un , - I , ,,. 1. .. . fr . t I 4 Q A , V.. ' v . ', , Y 1 , P ' 1 , . ' I L ' '. , . ' , .. . . . . ' 2' ' ' 2 I . I , 2 f ' ' ,z . ' , . ' Q , 'y,,,.U.' ' , 2 L ' . . ,, . . D , . '2 ' ' . . 1 v ' ' v 1 ' Y . . , . .. - - U - ' 1 . ., ' v , . . , ' ' ' v . l , . 4 V . . . . y . , 1 ' C V L. , . , , I , , - .r - H 1 v ' V, ' . - , . . , . V' ' ' . , 1 C . . .I I . , . - . . . , . D , . . . . , . . . V , . . . , . Ay . 1--f gw iff ,411 RQ., 00 ge can I Now what zs the answer? Look at the gn Hold glght, la ff' .I if' rf Down the walk to school I Must be cold!! VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Standing: E. Downing, M. Conant. Third Row: N. Roche, M. johnson. Second Row: N. Higgins, B. Tardy. Seated: M. Osgood. OUR CHEERLEADERS Look, there come the cheerleaders! How many times is this said during the basketball season in Presque Isle? Once these snappy misses run out onto the floor and start the cheers, our gym and all the fans seem to perk right up. The game takes on a new meaning and new spirit creeps into the players and really lifts them along. Imagine any important game of the year. The fans are hoarse from shouting, players are sweating and panting and everyone is going wild. Who quiets down the crowd for a player to take a shot from the foul line? Who attempts to keep good sportsmanship among the fans? Mfho leads the Yea, Blue-Yea, White? Yes, the cheerleaders! And not only the varsity but also the jay-V and Freshman cheerleaders. Many a preliminary game would have been dull but for some snap- py cheerleader who got some spirit into the fans. Yes, we are proud of our cheerleaders. Why shouldn't we be? just look at them! X A j. V. CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Annabel Allen, Mary j. Kilpatrick, jane Caton, Sharon johnson, Mona Dumas. VARSITY CLVB First Row: Mr. Dyer. F. Hickey, C. Morris, L. Parker, R. Collin. XV. Adams, D. Shaw, N. Buck R. lardy, Mr. Thompson. Second Row: Sir. Radcliffe, R. Hodgkins. R. Smith, R. Shaw, l.. Parker, R. Langley, A. Proulx R. Barressi. G. Beaulieu, E. Hughes. Third Row: 'I'. Ryder, H. Shaw, R. Dow, Humphrey, C. Morang, E. Hewes, R. Smith, K Street, Mr. Hanscom. 4418.8 i X, PSN I x f P FRESH MAN CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: janet Morneault, Frances johnson, Louise Cullins, Doris Aucoin, Opal Gagnon, Barbara Roderick, Virginia Kilcollins. XVINTER SPORTS TEAM First Row: R. Langley, A. Billings, P. Nixon, C. Morris, G. Beaulieu, N. Buck. Second Row: Mr. Stone, B. Drake, j. Mchlennamin, D. Crouse, D. Morton, W. Harper, R. Akeley, Mr. Radcliffe. 1 Third Row: A. Boone, j. Williams, D. Morton, C. Morang, D. Marshall. .-.1.- -W 4 ,iffy , YY- X KRSIIX BXSKPIBXII Back Row Coach Hanscom Rrchard Bancssr Richard Smrth Ralph Shaw Lce Parker Gary Beauheu Albert Proulx Richard Hodgltrns First Row Robert Dow KN arren Carlson Prank Hrtltty Walter Adams Robert Smrth Lester Tarbell lzrnest Hughes Varsity Basketball In therr opemng game of the season the Wrldcats enjoyed one ol therr best shootrng nrghts of the vear as they racked up an nnpressrve 68 54 mm over a weak Calars squad Thxs game vs ts follow ed by a close 41 44 trlumph over Stearns Bangor was next on the hst and after the eventual lgastern Marne thamps had fimshed wrth P I they vsaltzed home wrth a one srded 56 28 vrctory The Wrldcats were not to be dented, however, lor m therr next encounter wrth hrghly rated Fort Farrfield they staged a complete reversal of form to pull out a surprrsmg 18 46 upset Thrs seemed to set the XrV1lllC.3lS on fire for they followed rt up by wallop mg Van Buren to the tu'ne of 58 28, trouncmg Lllsworth 50 35, and beatmg Deer 1ng's Blue Devrls 60 50 ln thrs game the bovs had to overcome a hrst quarter deficrt of twelve pomts to wrn In their league opener the Wildcats used their reserves most of the way in thumping A. C. I., 59-22. Then the Hanscomnites traveled to Houlton's spacious gym where they were handed a 45-38 defeat. It was in the following three games that the boys were at their best, both in shooting and in teamwork. At Caribou the XfVildcats, paced by Lee Parker, slaught- ered the Vikings to the score of 57-32, and then the same week traveled down to Portland to trounce the Little Boy Blues, 50-36. They didn't look as sharp in de- feating Washburn but they still looked quite good in their shooting. At Bangor the boys played a very good Hoor game but couldn't seem to get their shooting eyes and were beaten to the tune of 48-37. In their next game the boys won their last game of the season, beating A. C. I. 43-26, in a game which many termed the roughest ever seen on the local court. It was following this game that the YVildcats began their six game losing streak. In their game with Houlton the Wildcats staged one of the greatest comebacks of the season only to lose out by a score of 54-53. At Stearns, a little later, the team saw an eleven point lead disappear as they lost the game, 70-50. Next came the 55-48 upset win by Caribou and then to top it off there was the 59-42 loss to Fort Fairfield. The Wildcats then met Bangor in the tournament and were beaten 43-37, but not before they staged another of their famous fourth quarter comebacks. The season ended at YVashburn where they lost, 64-44. Next year the Ividcats should have a banner season with such men as Lee Parker, Ralph Shaw, Dick Smith and Gary Beaulieu on the squad. These men all received their letters along with Seniors Dick Barressi, Al Proulx, Ernie Hughes and Walt Adams. F. F. A. BASKETBALL First Row: P. Campbell. C. Morris, C. Hayden C. Guerette. C. Estes. Y. Lamoreau, Ii. Coffin. Second Row: C.-NIcHugh. G. Sleeper. R. Ire land, M. Smith. B. Mosher. R. Cood, W. NIcl'her son. Coach Keegan. Iihird Row: A. Akeley. R. Hanson, NI. Ford G. NIacBurnie. M. Beckwith, D. Keirslead. . Vi Basketball While all of Presque Isle High School's attention has been on the varsity team we should not forget the junior varsity. The V.'s, in reality the varsity's second team, is made up of juniors and Sophomores on their way up to the first team. This year, having only a few of last year's team back, Coach Dyer built his team around the up and coming Sophomores. The starting five for the season was composed of Dana Shaw, Clayton Day, james Humphrey, Rodney Coffin and John Lambert. The V.'s started the season off with a bang, winning twelve straight games. The lost the next three, however, and finished off the season b winnin the last Y - , n . Y 8 game. This gave them a season s record of thirteen wins and only three losses, an impressive score. JLNIOR VARSITY First Row: Ii. Adams, C. Day. D. Shaw, J. Humphrey. R. Coffin, J. Lambert, G, Michaud. Second Row: Coach Dver, L. Brown. R. Pelle- tier. P. llitlier. D. Hanson. R. Jamison, R. Langley. NI. Ross, S. Roderick, Manager. CROSS CO lf NTRY TEA M I-'irst Row: E. Hewes. R. Langley, D. Shaw, N. Buck, K. Street, M. Ford. Second Row: Coach Thompson, R. Coffin, B. Mosher, M. O'Donnell, D. Dow, L. Parker. Cross Coun try Although the cross country team this year didn't equal the exceptional record which they set last year it was felt all around that the season, as a whole, was a successful one. The team's record of four wins and only three defeats is quite remarkable if we consider the fact that in some of the meets several key men were unable to compete because of injuries or sore muscles. If the boys had been able to practice more during the early fall they might have avoided some of these difficulties due to a lack of conditioning. The fact that they were able to place fourth in the State meet despite their handicaps is something that they can be proud of. The rest of the season's record included wins over Ashland, Caribou, and a victory in the County meet, plus a second place in a three-way meet held at Maine, and a fifth place in the Eastern Maine Intersectional Meet. Eight men received their letters and all will be available for service next year. The roster includes the following men: Dick Langley, Dana Shaw, Elwood Hewes, Keith Street, Bob Tardy, Merrill Ford, Rodney Coffin, Captain Neil Buck, and Manager Larry Parker. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL First Row: R. Staples, Michaud, R. Pelle tier, C. Cyr, F. Ames, G. Freeman, j. Roix. Second Row: B. Drake, WVayne Knight, G Allen, R. Duncan, D. Davis, M. XVhite, G. Car michael, Coach Thompson. fBa.sebalI Last years baseball season was only moderately surceslul. In a large part this could be traced to an inability to hit at crux ial moments and too many errors in the field. I-Iowever, the XVildt-ats have nine men returning this year and with the great progress that some ol the boys made last year our team should have a banner SCHSOII. The boys on the baseball team always do their best but sometimes their spirit would be helped if more Ians showed up for the games. Let's all go out to the ball park this year and show the boys that whether it is basketball or baseball the whole school is in back ol them. Presque Presque Presque Presque Presque Presque Presque Presque Presque Presque Presque Presque Presque Isle Isle Isle Isle Isle Isle Isle Isle Isle Isle Isle Isle Isle 'IH E li.-X81-iB.XI,l. RIQCORIJ- I 950 4 Fort Kent . 8 6 Stearns . . 4 7 Fort Fairfield ,.s. . 5 I4 Houlton . , . 4 . 0 Houlton , . 6 , 2 Caribou . . 5 . .. 15 Caribou , 5 . ., 3 Stearns ,. , 4 .. 6 Fort Kent 0 ,. 0 Bangor 6 3 Bangor .,.. . . ll .. 2 A. C. I. 9 .. 2 A. C. I. M ,. 12 Q Q was fx 'F ' Qt M .1 ,g Wg ,,Q.,g5!gQWQ,,,g1 ?E,-f O . , NN . . wud 1?gmfex-Aw' 1 X 4,121 , , 5 1,3 . 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