Berlin High School - Meteor Yearbook (Berlin, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1927 volume:

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U, IIlHNIl'MlN, .Xwlillg Hmnrlllmlcl XI1l1hl'lI1IlIiLIG DOROTHY I. GILBERT, Secretary H L mv lm. , mu.. wx M w w 1 w W W H W WW W W W W W Wi WHW W W WWW, ,W ,Wi WWWW, ,WWHW WW WW WWi.wWWW WWWiWWW WWI.WWillWW.WWWLWWWHWWWWWWWIIWWHWWJWWIWWWWW WIWWWW WW W W WIWWWIIHIHII he METEOR THELMA I. ACKERMAN Domestic Arts PHILIP R. BURLINGAME Physical Training ALBINA M. CORRIVEAU STELLA G. DAKIN Ilathemzitics MARY F. DRESSER Shorthand, Salesmanship VIVIAN DUTHIE Nurse English W WWWWWW W WWW KWWWWWW WW W W W W WWWW WWW WW WW W W W W W W W W W 1 9 B .2 Ii WW W W W WW W ' ' 'WW,W WWWW'WW WW WM WW W W W W WW W WWWWWIWWWWWWWWW WWWW WW WW WW WWHWWW HW HIWII 7 IIIIIIIIIHIIH11111111111 1111 111111 111 1111 1 11 1 1 11111 1 111 11111111111111111111111111111'1 111 1 1111111111.11,1111 1111 11 11 11 1 11 1 11 Hll' fl U E TE 0 R 1111111 111111 111111 1 1 11 1 I1111H1 1111 .1111111' 1111 1111111 111111 '11l111111Il1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111-1111111111111ll1IllIlI11l11iI111'111111 111 1 1111 11111111111111 11111 RUBY F. DYER Mathematics HAR LON M. FOSSETT Physics XVALTER E. HALEY CLIFFORD H. LITTLEFIELD Chemistry MARIE W. MncDOWELL Latin MARY E. MCCARTY Mathematics HiSt01'Y 111111111111111111111111 111 11 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 111111 1111111111111111111111111111111:1111111111:11..1'. 1 11 11111111 1 11 11111111111111111111111111u1l111111 if I 1 1 11l1l11l111111111111 1 1111 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 1111 1111111111111 111111-111'1111111111111111111l111111111111111111 1111111 1-11111111111111111111111111111l11llll1lu11111111111l111111lll111111 11 F S 1 1 1 111111 11111111 Tfll' XWETEOR 1 11 1 1111 11 1 1 1 11 1 1111111111 11 1 11111 11 11 11 11 1111 111111111111 1 11 1 1 1 l1I11 11 ' I Q4 1 11111 1 1 1 W 1 T. LEAVITT NEVVMAN CARL S. RIENERT 'Iileclmxiical Drawing. Mutlicimitics History, Economics JOHN L. PIIICLPS 1 ,IICSSIE STICRN NVnu1I Shop '11 English If I jf GEORGIA C. POULIN HELEN F. TOWLE Librarian English, History 1 1 1 1111111111 111111 111 11 1 1 1 Q B 2 7 1 11 11 1 1 111 1' 1 1 1' 11 1 1 1 11 11 11 1 1 11 1 1 9 1 ,11. 1 5 1 1 1 rf' T11 v M E TE 0 R QYINIA TRY1 DN , ,,w,,:w,x 'www w, ,w W , w w PY V RIVHARII 'VOVVICRS lillmiffh Hzlullilln' Shop ICNINI.-X J. VVII,I.I.XMS 'I'ypcw1'itiug Iil'1'I', 12Ul,lYl'IlXY.Xl'l'l'f VURINNIC M. KING Muwir l rcm'h MARY A. jUl,IHiR'l' Nlill H. RUICICRTS Physiral Training: Ullhw' l'rgu'tivc, Bonkkvvlrillg. Hank ing, Iicmnnllirs l N 'mw NU 111' W M L., f 9 9 7 1W'MY1,X UMFY1. wwyx N M1 N IO I X1 4' JW If T112 0 R CLASSES 1915327 I1 ' 'lf v ,Il bf Y' I lx' I . . , I.I'.flIxf.I' I'If'I'IfR TXRIFIFIV l'm,I Mn-vI1:uliv .Xrls Illry go wiInI, simply uiI:I. mu nu. II:uIu'lIr1lI 4 Hu , 3 1.1-Imz1II, 3, l'z11vl:ni11, -I1 'l'1'z1cI4, I--I. Iluvlwx' I' hm- IlIk'5TfIl'III ut tlu- Plums, 2, I'1'm-siflcm, -I2 NIL-mllmin X11 ' ' . ' 5 L IuIn, I-2-3, I'11-simla-111, -Ig Many Fw- 11mI,I4 I u'n-MIN NILIII 7' Qu ll I ' . 4' ,..., '1 'iI1lIIKI5Illt'III.'II Ilmmm' lulll, I .2 .w 41 Illgln-N1 SCIIIIIZIINIIIII tm' NIL-CIlznr1ic' .Xrls IIIlIl'Nl IN'1luvu:1I .Xllulvtlc 5cImI:u'sI1iv Surivlv. I , XYIIZII rim wc' my Im' I'uul'? Ilis lmlmlllzlrilx' is 1wrmm11Irx IIIN llutum I114rIIlll ul III ' wlmlzls , ' ' 'iss II'1'5IlIl'IlI, hix tn' '1InI11x xx not in Iyu IIIIl'9IIll1ll'CI 'uul luI II'I , , I 5 5 ul .uluvxluw rlvlmnlsluuxlu thu! In nulunlx nm 1I II1illgm. .. 1 - . 'z U IQ 337 ,J gkgln-4:9 LNUMJ jj: rx! ff 'X- .fl The ,METEOR N W CARL MORRIS IR, JR. I Cub Latii VVhy 1en.',he m'ld' i ie oyster. 1 , li otb' l, 3-4: asket all, 7 anager of B' ket- b l, 4: May IVHI, 1' 0 ' Jrc tra. l -33 Gl ' mb, ' .- in Senior Playi- it N -43 Alumni Nigit, I 2-3: Latin 1 1-23 Debating, lg Parents' Night, lg Alumni Nigh N4 V' F stival, Q26 One of the e Mqebtdiitvnxust olmlara girls in the class is Mary. She is our 1 ieen of the keys, and may she be most successful with her music. AI.IL'li HIQLICN BICAUPARLANT l3icky X, eral A Smile is to v ml .I 1'lLl9S.H Iii'ic , 3 ' n . nd Pen: C innlercial Club, l-4. X v ou sure that it is love, Alice, or just a passing Fancy? Maybe time will tell. FRRIJIERICK NAPOLEON BERNARD Fred Mechanic Arts Although I'n1 always in haste, l'm never in a hurry. Band, 3-4: Music Club, 33 Junior Recital: Mechanic Arts Club, 3-4: Commercial Club, 23 Senior Play: Paint and Pen: May Festival, 1-3-4. Fred's great ambition is to become a carpenter, and we'll certainly patronize him when he has achieved this ambition. lu 1 ll ll :u,:u'u wuliwu' iiniuwr ' wi 5 i w ,, , 1 l l l ll ll ,IQB27 13 Cub is his teach .' avorite: in fact he s favor- ite with everyi e. He proved the life o l History class with'his timely and appropriat it CiSlllS. IWARY lil.IZABPfTH BARTUN Zoo Lat' ' emu. u ' d am 'ue Hl1Ctl JJ' cl strafz'-4' School .Pianist 4' Paint and Pen Play, . T P?lllt and Pen: French Club, lic E EUR PATRICIA AILlflCN BUNTIN Pat Conunercial A winning' way, ai friemlly smile, ln all, ai girl quite worth while. I Vluss Basketball, l-4: Paint :incl P in 3 Dehatinfxflg Junior Regitull L'UlllIIll'l'L'l1l1 Cluh, 31 Parent Night, 1423 lXlQ t3estiv , 1 'rzack, 1-41 Alumni ighlf 3. ,uf-' ' VVC ,All git atrieizi very quiet until her junior year when she quite surprised us. llicl not the Recital have something to :lo with it, Pat? KlfNNl'f'l'H IiVliRIi'l l' QAAIIC Kenney Latin VYl1:1t else hut music frees the tniml it lumlcls?,' Latin l'lay, 23 Seninr Play: Latin Cluh, l-2: French fluh, 2-3: Seienee Club, 33 Hlee fluh, l--lg Forum, 1: Parents' Night, Z: May Festival, 4. Kenney seems like ll quiet fellow, hut we hear he's lively in llHI'lllOlly. As for music, he surely can tickle the ivoriesf' -, 1' . BlC.'X'l'RIL'lC ICLI liL'.'XlNl BCI if Bee tiener 'Xl -'s ieaintifnl, iii ICI fore to he wuoetlg ,' sie L h, 1: tnnnnerei. ' , -4: Paint :intl ' 'ug 'lay ivzil, .Z-31 Vluss lizisketliull, l. 51 's :1 W n ,,Ci um1i l iluh l Ile- 's 1 e mrniing' girl, well likeul hy :Lll her frienzls, mel i htm : ' ' nly helix-ve she has lt. -IUIIN l'fM.'XNL'l'fl. l'llRlS'l'lANSliN l'hristy J A ll.ll'C1l1l.:lliC Argsc A prnmise Ibllvl-4l'Mg41'Qiveif wl ii the leusl is said. , . ' ,uv M. Parents Night, 1-Z3,lIu11,uri ' FY eelizuuc Arts Vluh, 2-QA, ay festival, lifdigtiiiit Night, 3. lYe ezufuf sfly tcm many niee things zlhnut Vhristyi 5, gum! Student, ll guml spurt, :intl at gnurl mixer. 191327 i in n nnnnn lnnn in min il il l ll il ll nun11'H1innniwlnllnlnw'liHnlnlnnunznnnilwln,Vnnnlnll nnvnnnn in ivnilvi i 1 in i n n i il l 14 The M 'iii 'll l 1 ll ' ,tltlltt ,,lllllllllllll'llt'lii.lll',ll'Wvtlllll' lllllllllll l GERALD JANIES COOPER Jerky Get ral I sclmo nut, la' ine, '. ' rue frienvl ,- 1 Q me. Co 1 ie flub: May Festival. j r friendliness anrl cheerful clispnsitiou have b e constantly in eviclence, for his good nature is to be envied. NC DRM AN .IUHN Cf JL'l.tllXl HIC Norm Latin lie knows what's what. anml that's as high As nietaphysic wit can Hy. Cheer Leader,-11 Bancl.-1: Cllee Club, 43 Senior Play: Paint and Pen: Forum, 3--l: Varsity Debating, 4. Norman is our class talker, anything, everything concerning the tongue-rlebating, acting, aml as for liCOlllCll'y, he's right there. liVlil.YN MARTHA CROSS live Commercial . On what str: s : iiii bition feeds. Paint and Pen: C01 rreial Club, l-Z-3--1: Forum. lg May FCSl 'Jl1lllCll' Recital: Senior Play: Parents' Nifll l-Z: State Typewriting Contest, 35 tjolcl M ' Radio Shorthand Contest: Prize in li' ii' lub .ssay Contest. live yn's ambition is to become an aesthetic dancer. ancl she has given us many chances to watch her improvement in the art clnring the past four years. -I.XlXlliS IEIJMUNU CRYANS Jimmie Mechanic Arts Athletics, my friends, is the elixir of life. Football, 2-3-4: Baseball, 3--lg Track, 2-3-43 Hockey, 3: Manager of Hockey, 4: Parents' Night, 35 Me- chanic Arts Club, 1-2-3-4: May Festival, 1. Jimmie is a quiet lad, but the clope about still waters is no apple sauce, for he knows his onions. itil Munn tlutuuitutliulurlulutlttunHuununxuulutuultttuu uv uinttttittttttittratinnu it it uiuiii unit nit ntl in it it t in tin i it i f 9 I3 2 7 l l l I , t' , l', illlllll'lllllli'llllfllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllll ll l l lllll l llllll 15 7 Y ' W L lf v E I Z1 I li' lfl.l'llCR'l' PAUL lJAVlfNl'OlQT Davy Mccliauic Arts Anil waste their music ou thc savage ruse. Truck, l: Baud, l-2-3-4: Orclicstru, 2-43 Mechanic Arts Club, 1-2-3-4. XVC introduce thc coucluctor, busiucss mzuiagcr, ztucl sole pcrforiucr iu tlic original aucl ouly One Mau tlrclicstraf' Rfrl'l'H lCl.l,,l2N DONALDSUN Roddy Q C ' K L 4, KL Koi mcrcizll , als ,-Aj f ' KL! v ' fl ' ,'SlD'sbl.it11v5usnvhdkhtHT1g, S.l.1Q's,g'oml :is sl1c's fair. Trick, 1-4: Lommcrrizil Club, 2-3--1: l':iiut :uicl l'cu. Rutlfs rcpzlrtcc is cvcr rcauly, ztml scltlom docs at frown cross licr fact-. liS'l'lllCR ll. lililllilitl Rusty t.cuur:tl 'l'lu- iuililust ulrium-1' :mel tllc gcutli-st lu-nrt. Stunt Night, -lg lllusit' Vlub, .lg llouor Roll, .lg tkuu- uu-rcizll Klub, 4. listbcr is ouc of tlu- most obligiug girls uc luuur, ztltliouglm sbt' trics lizirfl to voilrczil tlu- lzict. Hcr in- tcrcsts luivu been varicrl, ziufl, we llllllCl'SlZllltl, have uot bcuu coufiucml to tlic ltigb subool. Rlklilli till.XRl,tVl l'lC IQIIXYXIQIDS Nw l,utiu .-.X yioltl by tht- nm:-sy st4qt- 4-5,-I-Y l,utiu Vltlb, l-Z: l'21itQ5f'r1 Pctl .1-ut? fl , . llClSC quiet 35105, Qltp MISC wllo 'i licr sli' , Jolly ulul 1 Vlllg' us zuiyo W uv coulcl possibly wisli. H01 vom' of thc wt-ll known prim-less fricntlsbips as all bor fricucls will voucll. l Q ff 2 7 -' N 161111 iiww' tt' 1 1 i1nninllrlinlnvnllinlwrnlrnlvlll nrllnllnlnllln 1 nn izlnilmln 1 nun in ll will Il l will lllll lll in nllni1nr.lnlnHlnHwillnilH14llllnilll!!1l1IllNillllIIllklnrlnlvvllrllirlininnnun ll in nilnrnlll llll I1 ZWETEUR ll llllWInum!nnnlrnnlnllln inl1willnl!nilnmilliiHnillnlnnlnnnnl l1llHullllrllnlnvllnllllInninllnlullonlinilHnilllnlnmnllnln lllllllllllllll llllllllll lll lllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllll l lllllllldlllllilll lll l H in nnl li HH lll mlm in ini AW nun nr lll ll in ln nl il ll n IXJN.-XLD EVANS Don General Man wants but little here below, Nor wants that little long. Junior Recital: Freshman Play, Paint and Pen. Don might be aptly termed the Rip Van VVinkle of the class: not because of his sleepiness, but because of his carefree, easy-going method of getting along. Al.'l'UN N. FUUU Foggy Mechanic Arts ' Uqilways the same. gf 'A X lcchan Arts 53,1-2-3-43 Parents' Night, 2-3. As an- H.l1tOll1CBlbl'C'j3Ch-3.l1lC frlton is Ai is many siiccesstuli-trip? 'lfetween NVest, Milan and icrmi are , , ample proof of the statement: no matter what the break, he always managed to arrive sooner or later. HHRBICRT PAUL FRIilil'JMAN Herby l.al1n His cares now are all enrlerlf' Class Baseball, 2: Class Basketball, 3-4, Latin Play, Z: French Club, 2: Latin Club, l-23 May Festival, lg Parents' Night, 2. Herby's efforts for the glory of 1927 in athletics is appreciated, and his ability as a Latin actor is not to be questioned. Now that the cares of school are over, may yon be carefree evermore. liLfC2liNli ANTONIO ILXRNIC.-XL? Petit Mechanic Arts XVell-timed silence hath more eloquence than words. Baseball, 3-43 Hockey, 4: Mechanic Arts Club, l-Z- 3-4: National Athletic Scholarship Society. Another interesting member of the gang, NVQ always supposed that Garneau was a true bachelor, but of late we have begun to wonder. 1 9 B 2 7 ,,,.,,,,, ,,,,, I .,..,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,, nl n ll will ninn ll lll nnnn in nv n 1 ll nur 1 in ii in ill nun lin lnlnnlln llllnnnnnn ini nun li nl ll in ffm hor :tlwilitics wuulrl hc :ui cmllt-bs task, hut wc :li A M ' TE f R X'l'flQ.'X 'l'lllflQlfS.'X till,l5lfIQ'l' liclwrztl Her xulrm' wax url' mutt, tit-ntlr :mil low ill! cxrs-llcnt thing in si wrvm:m. l':tii1t :mtl IR-113 Latin t'l11lm, l-Z: Blusit' Chili, 31 llI'k'lll'5ll'21, 3. XvL'I'1l.S tlcliglltful pwsmlzility zmrl hm-r cquzilly tlcliglitf ful music hzlvc wmm hor it host nf t'rit-urls, who 0011111 tliciiisclrcs l.0l'lll1l2llC to hu tmmlmcrcll :is such. I3 Xltli XR X llfll IDT! IXX' Xl'l'l Hur lmm'r:1l luv 'wish' liI'vl1:lrmii1g lu-.ixuurr-5, :Xml viitvitaliii :t t'llm't'r'fi1l 4lia1uwitirm,' Xlatr FL-xtirzll. 142-3--li tli't'lwstr:1, lil-.3--lg glimiur lit-riletl: SL'Cl'L'l2ll'X' wt' IXli1sic Cluh, 33 Fivsricli tlluh, 31 Latin t'l11h, l-2: Paint :mil Pt-113 l':trt-nts' Night, .Z-31 .Xlimmi Night, .51 Scnim' l'z1rty3 llmmi' Null, -lg l'zti11l .tml Pon Play, -lg Hair is nur liziplw-yqu-lllclxy girl. 'lb ciniimwztlt- .Q t'L'l'l'lill Nhu will mzxlw ht-r mzirla in music :ts ahu will . . ll k'X'L'l'XllllllQ clw whivll fha' lllltlt'l'l2lliL'N. XNNlitLU'l'llltI'1.XL' ticiivrall .Xrmt' llzxtlmxxzuy 'l'u lllzilu' yglivf lulis:-. ,Xml lmth .L xx xx tlnuinlt-l't'iz1l Chili, Z. .Ximc ih ut' thc rt-tiring.: typv, hut it' tlwim-R llllsflllfli in thc ziir, she is wzuly' tt: Jimi in with il rim. .Xl .lttli rXl'lQt bli.X til lL'lJlQli.XL' .Xl liL'llL'l'2ll 'XX liuhlu miml thc lac:-1 wmtn-utms-lit luis. Klan llztslactbztli, ll Trztclq. l 3 tlviliixit-i't'iztl Club .2-5443 Paint :tml lk-ng L'shcr. 4: lXlz1y lfcatirztl, l llmmr Null, 3: PZll'Cl1lS. Night, l: lllcc Club, 45 First llmmrs in thc Ciciicml Course. .'Xlicc is 21 vcry quiet. stucliuus girl. lt things cuulrl hc as she wishcll, all wuulml hc right in this wld world A . L7 I 1 i Va1fr,g.f, - L gcc' 9 f .- I Q ,J .2 f , tt t m t, tt t t M 1 18 i N 1' ,wut ii vi min it i u i wifuilwiv' i i it l he METEOR DALLAS G. GRAVES Daily General Neither CL borrower nor rt lender be. Basketball, 3--lg Class Baseball, 2g Latiii Play, l: Latin Club, 1-Z3 French Club, 23 Forum, lg May Festival, 1-2g Parents' Night, 2. Dally is one oi our sturdy athletes for whom we cheered at basketball, long niay he jump. Take heed of the above quotation anrl renieniber to keep out of Courts, MABEL HJXDDAU May General Make haste slowly. Track, lg Orchestra, l-Z-3--lg Music Club, 3g Parents' Night, lg Connnereial Club, 1-2g May Festival, 1. Mays absorbing interest for the entire four vears has been her music-that may account for some of her host of friends, for we know that music hath Charms. MARY KATHIZRINIC HADUAIJ Harl-clad 'onnnereial ' fklzlicl 1 'itll the meek brown eyes. rll, --l, Manager, 3, Class Basketball. 1-2-. Ui c of Bank, -lg Honor Roll, -lg Vice ,Y Pr 'alentgif C ass, lg Cheer Leader ol Class, 1-2-3--lg If ' nmt lal' Club, 1-2-3--lg l'aint anrl Peng l'arents' A lglll, L Of' Une l lNflary's niost pronoiuicecl characteristics is bei l 5' to do things. So long as her ambitions zr lflll cl to things, it is all right. S'l'lil.L.'X I3lf.'X'l'lllt'li Il.'Xl.l.IC Sta-ll Cr lllllllC'l'Cl21l l ani as vonstant as the Northern star Of whose true tixeul antl resting' quality 'I'l1ere is no fellow in the lll'lI11llllt'lll,u Class Basketball, l-2-3--lg Varsity, -lg lNlZlllZllIl'l' Class rlilillll. -lg Track, 21 l'ai'ents' Night, lg Coinniereial Club, l-Z-3--lg Paint and IH-ug May Festival, l. No inattei' what the occasion, or how rlitlienlt the task, when anyone neerletl assistance, Stella has always been the Hrst thought. ,- , , ,,, .,, ,,,,,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., , F9 B 2 7 19 1. l 11 1 11111 1 11111111 11 11 1 111 111111 11 111 1 1 11 1 111111111111111 111 1 1111 11 11111 Tha 1 1 1 E IL 0 R Stll.XYAY ANN,-X HJXNSON usffllllllll llL'llCl'2ll Put ll rxiiuhuw zmviiml yvur irmxlulm-s Anal smile, smilr, svuih'. Music fluh, 31 t'm1u1ici'ciz1l tiluh, -1. Hcrc's um' uf Ulll' llzllmpit-st clztssllmtcs. Sulwzty has Zl smile for l'VCI'j'4lllC, zlurl iustills in us smut- uf thc llll1l1lllICS5 with which shc is su riclily L-uclmwcl. lil HY,-X RID H ICRB ICRT UAW' l'fl'fl.l lfclslic l.z1tiu Fur hu's xi ,inlly gm-wl lcllmv NVhich uulunly cam clvuyf' Fuothznll, 3-41 lluskcthzlll, 3--li t'lz1ss lizlskcthzlll, 22 Tl'2lCli, 3-43 Pzu'a-ms' Night. 1-2-3: Many Festival, lg Alumni Night, 33 l.:itiu l'l:1y, l: Frm-iicli Cluh, 2-3: Latin tfluh. 1-Z3 llilllll zxurl l't-ug lJk'l32llllllI, l-.23 Yicc l7l'l'Sllll'lll of thc Class, -lg xlllllllgtl' ol' 'lil'IlL'li, -l. liclflic is nut- ul the shiuiug lights ul' tht- class. llmv- cvcr, this has mat kc-pt him from cutting up in Classes, zuiml cvirlcutly it will not lll'l'VL'lll thu szuuc iu thc future, for wc hczu' lu' is tu llCCll1ll0 ll surgcuu. Howl luck. lirltliu, :mtl may ynur pzttivuts hc putiuut. lJflRU'l'llY lllflli ll.-XXYIQINS IMI ' tit'm'l':1l lX'lm? r lun-tl that ll 1 :it first sight? ,Class . 1-tmll, -2: ilu luh, -lg Music tluh, .lg liilllllll' :ll VQl.uh, -l tl it :mul l't-ll: L'slit'1', .lg Many lic. 'v l, 1. D s iut6rc s 1 1- lm smlicwllznt x':u'iwl :lt limos, 6011 'ring up t- 'llt'l'l'j' lnisim-ss--augniu, lvzuiiug' tmvzlrml the 1 crsity ul New lI:nmpshi1't'. lilllill IIAYICS lllUl17ll ' lllt-vlisluit' .Xrts Hive mn- l'tlllIIlIIk'l'. :mul l'll nlispn-use XVith tha- l'lllll'lllUlll1lllt' ui unuuiximi sm-uw. lizlsvhull, 3--lg lloclccy, l-Z-3, t':n1mtziiu, -lg llltwliziiiic Arts Cluh, 2-3--lg Many lit-stivzil, lg Xzttiuuzll .-Xtlilctiv Scliularsliip Sucicty. lluycs has IICVCI' yct lu-vu lu-:ml tu zulmit that hm' l'L'gl'CllC'fl cliuugiug lrmu thu Utcrrilmlt- cuiliiitcivizil liuc to lIll'ClllllllC1.1l utliuirs. XXX- lizlvv. in-l'l1:x1rs wise-ly, rc- fruiuccl fruui questioning thc tt-:wlu-i's. ll ll llll l l l l llll ll 1' ll ill il ill'i1lll1l l 1 lll11ll1lllill11ll1llll1lllll l ll1lll1ll l l llllllllllllllllllllll l 'll l l lllll lll ll l lll 1 llll li I B P, f ll l ll llll l ll l l l l l l l l l lllllllllllll' llltllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ll ll llll llllllllll lllllllll llll llll l l llllllllllllllllll llllllllll 20 IIllllllIlllIlllllllIIllIlllIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllHI!lVlll1IlllIlllIlllIllVIIllIllVIIllllllllllillllllllllllIllllllllllllllIIllllllllllIIIlIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllIIIHlllIIII4llllIIIIIllllllliIIIlllltllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll he ZWETEOR lllllllllllKIlllllllllllllVllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIlHIlillllIlllH4lillllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllltllltlllllllllllltillilllVHlH4llIlllIlllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllilllllllllllllltllllllllllll AL1uA J. IIILI. ' Hjayr 2 5 t, in ercial S Q Here he in ,' li ng 3 S llelt X er, yfsktirry. E E l E Orchestra, l- Class I3'sketball, l-2-3, Manager, 5 E 22 Track. 2: li ' Club, 1-2-3: Paint and Pen: E 5 May Festival, , 'Q ts' N' ht, l: Honda' Roll, 4: E i junior Rf , 3. E f Alm' ur len o'clock scholar, and has certainly 5 given a good many treats which were quite IIIICX- E pecte , aut wt-'ll never forget our Christmas party. E f l.AVVRl'fNCli XV. HOLT Midget 2 5 Mechanic Arts E 5 I am not merry: but I do heguile E E The thing I am, by seeming otherwise. 5 E Football, l-2-3, Acting Captain, 4: Baud, 1-2-3-4: 5 j Orchestra, 1-2: Glee Club, 4: Stunt Night, 3-4: Pa- E E rents' Night, 2-Q: Music Club, 3: junior Recital, 3: 5 E Honor Roll, 1-Z-3-4, Mechanic Arts Club, 1-2-3-4: E 5 Senior Play: May Festival, l: National Athletic 5 E Scholarship Society. 5 E There is not a fellow in the class of whom we are 5 2 more proud than of Holt. Of him, if of anyone, can E E we say a gentleman and a scholar. E E VVALTIZR HIQRMAN JOHNSON Yonie E 2 Mechanic Arts E E It you want a knowing une, Q By few am l supplanted. 5 E Mechanic Arts Club, l-2-3-4: Senior Play: May E Festival, 1: Stunt Night, -1: Parents' Night, 1-2. E Yonie is one of the many who jumped out of the E E weeds and became a favorite with the ladies. E E SELMA KIEENAN 5 5 General E 2 VVl1o in all her efforts proved worthwhile. 5 E Basketball, 2-3-4, Captain, 3-4: Class Basketball. 5 E l-2-3-4: Class Track, 1-Z: President Athletic Associa- 5 5 tion, 3-4: Secretary-Treasurer of Class, 2: Paint and E E Pen: Vice President, 3: Latin Club, l-2: May Festival, 5 5 1-4: Parents' Night, l-2: Alumni Night, 3, Honorary E E Credit. E Z Selma is certainly a busy girl. She is one of the E E ,valued few Who are always ready to try and usually E E succeed, and We consider ourselves honored with her g g friendship and membership in our class. E E lllllll llllllIlllIlllilllHllllllPIIllIIllllllIHlVHlIlllKI4lIlllH1lllllllllllllillllIlllIlllllllIllllllllIIllllllIIlVIIllllllllKIllIlllIllllllllIlllIIIlllllKIlllltlIIIlIIIlllllllllllIlllIllllllllIllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 193.2 lllllllllillllllllIlllHllHtlillllIllVllHIllilllH4lilllKIllllllllllIlllHililllIlllillPillllilllllllllllllllIIlllllllllllllilllllllll IllVIIlllllllllVIIlllllIIIllIlllllllIllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIllIIIlIIIlIIIlIIIllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 21 'wh if ,WE TE I lx' PHILIP XY. KELLICY P, K, Mcrliznllic Arts ll:xrv I czutglit my ln-:1v'nly jvwcI? lluntn' Roll, lA23 Mcclizniit' Arts Vlulm. l42-3-41 Stunt Night, 3: lllzly Fcstivztl. l. P. K. is unc nf thc nun-at tullczttivc stutlcnts, hut we :irc ztfrzticl that hc will inukc :t lwttcr puliticiztn than :tn cnginct'i'. MARION L'l'fl'll.li KING ,jlllztry Ann L' nine ' f Tu km' is Z1 prix -.' il Jain c cawlishcr : ay Festival, l: Stunt 'i l , . or Can ercial Club, l-2-3-4: it ' 1- -.,' ' 'iz1l: Stzttv Typewrit- i test,. Hono ' j ,rc-clit. Mary Ann is one royal girlf ll trnc fricnil, :tn un1l0rstandin f heart, and Z1 willin Y worker. ll. H. S. 5-. will nnss. hur and her works of art. flllllflllhllfll lil3X'VAlQll l..'XNlJliRS lXlut'1' Mechanic Arts llc that vnniplivs zigatinst his will ls of tht- snnn- upiniun still. lXll'CllillllC Arts Ulnh, l-.Z-3--lg Many Festival, 1. haunts, the shops, that we :irc glucl uf this upporttinity In uttrurlticc hun tu thc rt-st nf thc klznss. RUIMXNIJ MICR.-XRIJ l.lfl lCl3Ylil'f l'rufcsstn 111-i1ei':1l ln thc mlniltnvss. :1 light slunn- nnl. 'l'r'u'k 4' ll'tntl 3-4' lunturn Operator 4' Part-nts ML-cliunic Arts Club, lg tilt-u Club, 43 lfnrtnn, 4. sto.-ntorian tones issuing frtnn tht' lllllSll' ruom amusing all the druwsy stuclenls on thc flour above ,19 327 22 l.Zlllilt'l'S has lwun su retiring untsitlc his u1lllllYL' Nifht, 111 lNluy Ficstivitl, lg St-nior Plnyg' jiiniur Rc- I- cital: SL-nitn' Pztrtyg Latin t'lnlr, 25 Frcnclt Uluh, Z. llolantl is thc shining light of niur 2iSSt'lllllllL'S.' XYhnl wunlcl wc ilu witlumt hint? llc is nut only sktllml ut lllilllllillllillllg thx- luntcrn sliclcs, hut wc nltcn, hear his i i i i si' Mi ,ii , i i. it sg , i The HIETEIR i i miiisi i, ,if ,, 1ii'i'nu ii i mix in,iihn'iii 1 ii il ii RALPH M INA RID LICIKQHTON NVolf Mechanic Arts A lnippy youth, :intl their ohl age ls beautiful anil free. May Festival, I: Mechanic Arts Club, 1-2-3-4. XYhenever you hear the expression VVho wants to tight F you may he sure that Battlin' XVolf Leighton is aronncl. lXl.'XRk'l.'X l.lfVlNl'f Fiji Lkniiiiiercial She entertsxiiis at cheerful flisluositimif' Paint :incl Pen: kiUlllllL0l'CiQj,lfQillllJ, l-2-3-4: May Ft-5- tival, l: Usher, 3: St il-fmglit, .WI'l1l1I, -lg Senior Social: Parents' T' tfl-2. i IVVC ara' nl ' glad n lX'Iarcia's class liecanse ot her re'cl- yr . Mai' ' is one of our clraniatic stars, and makes an arlniirahle lover. I L'UNS'l'.XNClC l.IBgY t'minie , ' A l,ati 1' H Ullziplvz- :ini lg t n 'are l'm ree! is Vf Xxhy ':n'cn't thc XII eontenter like meiy ' . J f . . I , . 4 . ,,May jestival, 2-4' 1 TC tlnlm 3 Seine 'layg Ilzimt 4jancl.Pe Franc uh, 3, .Qitin Cl , 1: Forum, -11 Y rx' y Dehat' , 4: Sill N Parents' Night, .L lmnni ' it, 33 Lfsh r, 2, P o orary Credit: Paint and Pc?-Qxay, 3. Conn e always hreezes in with a hright smile and il carefree air. As for acting, she has Mary Piekforfl hcatcn. DORIS t'l.ARlCflC l.tJt'KlC Dot General Sing again with your dear voice, Revealing a tone of some worlrl fur Irwin ours. lilee Club, 43 Stunt Night, 4, Forum, 4: Music Chili, 5: Sword and Shield, 4: Parents' Night, lg Commer- cial Club, 45 Paint and Pen. Doris plans to attend a normal school, but those who have been privileged to watch her give a sales demon- stration know that she has missed her calling. IQ .27 23iii N Illllllltrlltuttllltlllilllllmllmmlmt lv nmnmmmrmlm mn mi m n n m m i it1nmiimmmlminmm mmvmzmimimmimvmmm nmilmimmmmmmm ii mmlmmvmn in mmm im i ui he METEOR i 'IlminiiinnnrmlimmnnmimimimimiiniH4ini1IniIntmrmimlmlmlmlmlmmmmmimiH1NHIilmImllnlmlmlmlmmimnnlmmlmmrlmNiniinimmmmlmmimm nimmmmm mm mni JANIST l3t'DRfYI'PIlCA I.UL'lili Hjlillv Latin Her frienrls. they are inqiny. Her foes, :ire there any? tilee Club, 4: Foruni, 33 Paint and Pen: May Festi- val, 1-23 Parents' Night, l: Senior Party. janet has gone singing through school with a light heart. Keep it up, janet, and may we all hear you some clay in grand opera. ICYICLYN AGNES Rlael7tJN.iXl.lJ X liven tieneral XT? . 1-F' A liplitqsn guirlu,'TIfro1l Io Cll'L'li the retiroye. tioiiiiiiereizmulm aint anrl Pen. si '. ing a good friencl anti a jolly eoinpanion. , e yn l s a passion for knowletlge as proven hy her enzlless q stions. f l,OL'ISli ANN hlael7UN.'Xl,l-,J V, ij Louie t if-J' ,,, N t'o11lii1,1t9ib'llfl f fl lor :intl graeetnl :tir Sv hw her as wise as shi- is lair. 'rf' nnnereial Club, l-Z-3-4: l'aint anfl Peng Usher, 2: May Festival, l: junior Recital: Parents' Night, l. l.onie has the appearance of he-ing cleninre. ls she? She has cleeiclerl to heeonie a sch:iolniarinf' XYon't her pupils he lucky? li'l'H lil. L'.'XlXt ICRON Nlael lt DLT i.Xl,l. Latin As pnrc as :l pearl :intl as perfect - A nohle, innnet-nt girl. Urehestra. l-2-3-4: junior Recital: Latin Play, l: Music Lihih, 3: French tfluh. .Z-3: Latin Vinh, l-Z: Paint anrl Pen: :Xlnnini Night, 3: Parents' Night, ll Honor Roll, 1-2-3-4. lithel, our quiet anti unasstuning elassniate. is one ol the priceless jewels of the Class. She has so iuany virtues that it would he iinpossihle to enumerate them. However, her generous use of her musical talent has heen outstanding. Illllllillll ll Illllllllllllllllllltl lil tlllllllllitllIllilllHllIlll51l'itlllltlllllllillllltllllllltlllllltlllllillllilillllIllllllllllillllItlllllllllllllllllllllilllllillllIlllllllllllvllllllltlltlll llllllt lltlltllilllllllltlllll tltllltlllllllllltll 19527 HllllllllltIllllllllmlllllillmlmmlmlmmniin ml mmn m n Hin mmimmnmnnnmimimlmimnmiHI!Hlimimimmmnmmmlm mimmlmtmtimmlmimmimimn mm m mmimimmlmtum 34 W W W W W W W 4WW W W W W WWW W W W WW WWWWW WWH WlWWWWWWWiiWWWlWWWWWWW WW WWlW WWWl Wl WWl4WlllWW.WWWlllWll4WlllWWIWIIWW Wllllll 67 tWWIWWlWWW WlWWW W WWW WWWWW WWW WWW WWWWW W WW WWHWWW W WW WWWWWWW.WlW.WW W W IW WWWnWWi.WWWnWWWWiW WW.WWl1WWi-WWAHWWWWWWWWWHWWWWWWiWWW.lWWi.WWlWWWillWWl1WiIlWilIWWWWWWWWIWWHWWWIWWWWWWZWWAWWWWWWWIWWIIIHII MERRILL MacKINNON Mike Mechanic Arts If all the years were playing holidays, To sport would be as tedious as to work. Basketball, 3-43 Track, 3-45 Band, 23 Stunt Night, 3-43 French Club. 2: junior Recital, 33 Mechanic Arts Club, 3-43 May Festival, 2g Manager of Football, 43 Forum, 1. Mike, the one and only, the queerest mixture of saint and sinner that Berlin High has ever seen. He has worked his charms upon a certain fair junior, but it is evidently written that he shall go stag. RALPH EDGAR MaeLlEAN Maru Mechanic Arts Silence is ,uolrlen. Band, 3-4: Stunt Night, 3: Parents' Night, l-2: Mechanic Arts Orchestra, 43 Music Club, 33 Mechanic Arts Club, 1-Z-3-43 Paint and Peng May Festival, 1-2-3-4. lleliberation characterizes this M. A. shark. lYe almost voted for Mac as the most likely bachelor. ICILICIZN MARY lXlcC'XR'l'1-lY tieneral A very merry, dancing, lanf.ghing, and nnthinking tiiuef Connnercial Club, l-2-3-4: May Festival, l. Eileen is one of the lnost accomplished students in the school: in fact, it may be said that she has the art of chewing gum down to a science. .That is not her only 2lCCOlll1DllSlllllClll, however, as anyone who has been charmed with her skill as pianist will agree. BERNARD LOUIS MCUIVNIQY Bunny General Action is elnWWuenee. Basketball, 3-4: Class Baseball, 23 Band, 13 Ur- chestra, lg May Festival, lg Parents' Night, 2: Paint and Pen: French Club, 2: Latin Club, l-2. Bunny is our professional jazz tootcr, and he cer- tainly can make the toes tingle. His interest in the lower classes has been worthy of connnendation-per- haps we should be more specific, but we think it unnecessary. W W :WW W WW rWWiW WW WW WW WnWW W W W W WnWWr W' ,MWW WWWW.,,, W iWW.Wn1WnWWi.WW.WWW.WWW.iWW WWWW WWW WWWWWW1:iWWnWWW1WWWWWWW, W4WW WxWWnWWWWWWWiWW WW WW W WW .l j ,.. f WW WW W W WW WW iW W W W W WWWWW'WWW WWW WW-,..':WWW'W WWW WW :WWW WWW W ..WW WNW WW WWW WWWWIWW Wu WW W WWW WW WW WIWWWWW WW WWWWWW W WWr WAWW W 1 35 T11 if E E O R -IHHN ,IUSICPH IXleKlNl.ICY Mac lXleL'h.ani .Xrts .'t-t-t-.MIIG . it-if ti .yll mfs yah. .leehanie .Xrts lfluh, l-Z- 2 lllay Festival. llere is the Bean Brinnni of the M. .-Nfs: the knife- clge erease in his trousers, his striking neekwear, anml his well-grnnniecl hair suggest a walking amlvertiseinent lnr l'2ll'1h lashiuns. ll.XlQl7l,lJ XX'll.l.l.XlXl lllL'l'lllClQSON Mae llleehanie Arts Ili-ware the fury nf a patient nianf' Meteor Staff, 3-4, Business Manager, -lL lirtnn Major nl' Hand, 33 Parents' Night, Z-3: Mechanic Arts Clnh. l-2-3, Secretary, -lg Paint anrl Pen: lllay Festival, ll llresiclent of State Press .-Xssueiation, -l. lYhen Harnlcl was a little lmy, his ninther rlressefl hini in kilts, anil ln- has felt an irresistihle attraction lnr skirts ever since. MARY .XKLNICS fll.'Xl.l.HY Lieneral finite anrl trip it as ynn gn nn the light fantastic tucf' tliinpliasis tvii the tripll Ifarents' Nightxll May Festival, 11 lfreneh Qillllhll-.21 Paint anll Peng lwirnni. -lg hecretary- l reasurer ot the Llass, 3. the wurlrl to her feet, anfl, if her personality ml0esn't ennrlner you, her sly toot surely will. She is the wit anfl lnnnnr of the class, ancl has sneeeeileal in chang- ill! the atnmsphere in inure than one dry recitation. lllflQN.klQlJ XY. hfl.XlU'fll.l H-I1lCl4H l.atin ln ranie lllr. Sezziwig with nne vast. snhstantial smile. Bernarcl is one nf the newcomers, lint has alreaily heenine une ul us. He has been ninth interested in the Fnruin sinre he Caine to Berlin High. In lYater- ville tklainel High Selwnl, he was a nienlher of the flehating team, helungecl tn the French, l.atin, and lfnglish Clubs, anrl took part in one nf the French plays. lle also playerl hasketlmall in his lireslnnan year. 19527 .26 .-Xgncs' hlithe ancl gay nianner has a way nf hringing lllll lllllllll Illlllllllllllllllllllll Illllll Illlllllllllll llllllllllllll lll lll lllllll ll lllHlllillIlllIllllllllillllllllllllllfllll'lllllll lllIlIlIlllllllllllIlIlIlvlllllllllllllllllllllll lllll5IllIIlIIlIllllllllllllllllllllllldll lll I ll llll lllll The AMETEOR lnlnnlnn nlnlln Illllllllllllltlr in lllllllllllillllllllflllilllllllillllilnllllll n ini ninwnrlnnnln ni M1 null-nini11,n: n in ,N ' i' n nw , urn I 1 In will ill I 1 1 I i LOUISE MARION MARQUIS 'tMuckeye General 1't's nice to be natural, if you are naturally nice.' Music Club, 3: junior Recital: Senior Social: Paint and Pen: Forum. 4: Usher, 33 Commercial Club, 4. Louise is ambitious to become a nurse, and we pre- dict a brilliant future for her as a specialist in cardiac disturbances, for she is already skilled in the matter of fluttering hearts. NORIXIA ICLIZAIEFTH MICHACD Micky General Rar9 compound of, klity, irolic, :md fun, ' ' Jfvldo relished akokf NP rejoiced in a pun. . . , , , at , , May Festiv. 'KZ-31 Glee 'lub, Q fmior Recital. Latin Play, lg Paint a diP6llWjIl:11Cl1 Club, 25 Latin Club, l-2: Music Clublxil orum, lg Parents' Night, l-2-3: Stunt Night, 3-4: Senior Party. Norma's little upturned nose and giggle have been fatal to many, and they'rc not all from Berlin. Are they, Norma? Class Basivb D Class Baseb ll l' Tr 'k l-2' THEO VYILHIQLIXIINA MCRDOCK T-O Commercial A friend may be regarded as the masterpiece of nature. Commercial Club, l-2-3-4, Paint and Pen: Parents' Night, l. Theo's fitness t the ove quotation will never be questioned. 2 everyone will agree that she is a true 'fur 'eason two: no other member of the a e a'ls her in ability to ask questions about an 1 and everything. LIETITIA JANE MYLER Tisha General She is gamesome and good, But of mutable mood. Commercial Club, l-2-3-4. Tisha's quiet ways have never prevented her joining in all the good times which came along. lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllldllllllllllllllllllllllll llll ll l llll llllll Ill llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllbllllllllllllflllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ll l lllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllhlllllllllllllllllllll lll ll 27 1 iii iiiiiiiim iiiiiii ii The ETEUR Play, 3-4. NIXRY .-Xl.IJfX IXICJRIN Vmiosz- 1 ' Night, l. tim-ii hc l'L'lllCll1lJCl'CCl hv ull. Nr ANN lfl.lZAHli'Tll IXIOFFICTT l liciicral She is Irish in iizmic. in mniincr. in wit: She is ll'lll' :is gulil, :mtl as luright. crm-ry hit, May Festival. l-3--lg tilcc Club, l--lg Dlimiur Rvcitulg Opcrcttz1.3: Foruin,-1: Latin l'luh, l-Z: l'z1i'viits' Night lg Paint mul Pen: Stunt Night, 3-43 Paint zmcl Pt-ii .'xllll'S perpetual smile :incl clizirzictwistic lu-llu will ir have lwr 2ll'j1l1IllCllllVl' imwcrs :mtl hor rlrzuilutic uhility hccii iiiiimtirvfl. IRYINIZ FRANCIS MOl7Flf'l'T fXlotY' lllCL'llZ1lIlC Arts hillk'Cl'l1llllK' slzivcx VVith greasy xiiwuiis, rult-s. :mil l1:uninci's.' lizmcl, 3-4: Stunt Night, 33 Pursuits' Night, l-Z-3: May Festival, l-33 Mcclizuiic Arts Lilith, l-2-3-4. Lhrlilcstiollalmly lXlulTctt is mic of BL-rli11's must luygil stiiclciits. He left us fur ll short H1110 to tri' ll prep school Career, hut missczl the shups :iiirl thv gang, su WL' fuuml hilil buck with lla iii an fvw we-s-lea. Fi'ui1cliic' L'u1iinic1'cizll UFor she wus just tha- quit-l ltiml iilttg4.:7DfNti x in t'mmiiurCiz1l Chili, l-2.-3-Kkrlhfiiit :tml l'viig Pzirciitw ,Xlclu is mic ul the htisicst girls uf thc class. lmth in scluml :tml mit. Hmm-vci'. shy is :1 cmisciciitimis stu mln-nt. :uifl mic nf Mr. Ruht-rts' right hsmrl mon. .iXl.l.lQtiR,'X lXl.fXI1lil.I'flNIi NICLSUN Nig' .l il 1 A W 'llll UNL C IDLN P it l tim Nigit II-A 'V S art' uf V liczixwiily lltt'. M 'l ' - iil .' mm- tliiiil-.'. tn-if . Tru , - tim 'liih, lg Paint :tml IR-ng Latin fl K- ' at 4 Nigl , :S t 'fl ,3. A fait'-hairccl, smiling lass from lilcrliii Mills is all zlpprccizitc ht-r L-tlurts. ilcccssarily ll prime fztvuritc with us zxll. NYC Cam scv from hor 1lCllVllil'S that ht-r tznlvnts ure' vairicrl :tml we it i 1 iv iii iii it i wi' wlimllw iiiiiiil ' V i iii,ii,iiihiii iWliiiii,,hi,iiili l ill ii i mi 1 it i ii i i i 1 iii 1952 28 1 1 1 1 11 1111111111 1111111111111 11111 11111 he 11 11 11111 11 11 1111 1 a:1,'11111 111 1 11111 111111111I111l11I11I1 1111I11111I111111111I11IF111F11lI1'111111111I1 1 1111 11 1111111111 11 111111111111l111!111I11I1111111 11111111 1 1 1111111111111111111111.11.11.111111111111111,,11111111111. 1111111111.1111111l111111111111 1111111 1 11 11 1 111111 1 11'l1'1111, 11'1'1'1111E1111111311'11111111111'll1 l1111111111i111'I113'1111111111111111l111711111 111 11 1 1 11 1 MARION EVELYN EVANS NOYES Noisy Latin Her modest way and 'a all Shows her . wise as s '. fair. May Festival, l-2-4: Or a, -3-4: Poudre aux Yeux : Latin Play, l: Pai t and 3 Latin Club, l-23 French Club, 245: fc Club. 3: Parents' Night, 2-32 Sen' r Partv' mni Night, 3: Honor Roll, 1-2-3-41 , ch g ' or of The Meteor, 43 First Honor in the Latin ' se: First Prize in the New Hampshire Chem cal Essay Contest: Honorable Mention in the Kiwanis Club Essay Contest. Noisy does not live up to her name. However, it is a fact that of all our stars none glitter more brightly. ELIZABETH TOUHEY CYCONNOR Libby Commercial Strong mind, great heart, true faith, and willing hands. Paint and Pen: Secretary and Treasurer. 3: Forum. 1-2-33 Junior Recital: Parents' Night, 1-3: Stunt Night, 3: Usher, 2-3: Alumni Editor of the Meteor, 4. Her vo' 'e haswqarnied us, her wit has made us laugh, an as EL debater she has helped to bring victor- ies to 192 . - K' ,' , Nl 9, up .z,fAflJJ KJ' XYTLLTAIN . ACE lX'illie All echanic Arts lllushir1g is the color of virtue. Junior Recital: Mechanic Arts Club, l-4: May Festi- val, ll Parents' Night, l-2-3. Wlillie is an excellent example of the kind of fellows who are so rare: quiet, learned and bashtul. His bashfulness has started to vanish, however, and he appears a lively competitor for the favor of a certain classmate. SCOTT VVILLIAM PARKER Fatty Mechanic Arts A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Football, 4: Band, Z-3'-1: Orchestra. 2-344: tilee Club, -1: Stunt Night, 3: Music Club, 33 Parents' Night, 23 Mechanic Arts Club, 2-3-4: May Festival, 1. Zip! Crash! You might think that another war was taking place, but no, stranger, it's only Parker having his daily workout with the chalk and erasers. 11111111111111111111E111'l11l'111l1 11 1 1 1 1 1 11111 1 1 1 1 1111111111111111111111111111tll11111111111111I1l11111!1111!11i1I 1111111111111 111111111111111111111lI1111111111l1111I1 1111111 1 11l11111111 111 29 ll 1 11 1 11 1 11111111 1111 111 1 11 111111 11 111 11 111 11111 1 11 1 1111 111 The E 'EOR AN.-XT0l.lf UIC! Hit LIC PICNUO Nick lXleehanie Arts By the wurlc, one lumws the XV0l'lill'lilIl.., Basketball, 2-3--lg Track, 2-3-4: Meteor Staff. 1-2-33 liclit111'-in-Chief, -lg Orelieslra, l-2-3-43 Stunt Night, 33 ltleehanic Arts Club, l-2-5--1, 'liI'CZlSlIY'k'l', l, Vice Presi- 1lent,3: Debating, 21 Paint and Pen: National .Xthletie Selmlarsliip Society: Honorary L'retlit, l-2-43 Class l'resi1lent, Z: Highest General Scholarship. Nick's sunny persmiality and splenclicl inincl have llllltlft' hnn une ut nur must popular classmates, and we shall always retain nnmsl pleasant inennrries 111 hnn, 11111' vale1liL't11ria11. ll'I.llC'l' l. l'l5I'lN Pep Qi1bIIllllt'l'L'l2ll Shire lvrevity is tht- eiiul ul wit, l wil be lmrxefxl lillllllIlC'l'l2l' K' uh, l-2x3-4, Presitlent, 4: Paint Zlllfl P-hp fixwiib, 3AQvN'l'l1lS. Nighty l-.21 Slate 'l'y11e- xv ti15 k ntest. it 't lxgrllwtxlfr lainy l.0Y,5l0l'liIl by her swift type- wr' 'ng, b her si lllj'Qil.lSlJUSltiUIl ancl frienclly inan- ner have llliilll' her a 'neral favorite. 'x XYliNl7l'fl.I. Oli.-X l'l7l.liY uxxyllliu General Oh, ht-tl! Uh, l1e1l! ilelirinns l vt'1 ll lhat heaven 1111011 earth in a weary ht-a1l. liancl, l-2-33 Latin Klub, l-2: French Club, 2-31 Parents' Night, Z-3: May Festival, lg ll111111r Roll, l. rlilltlllgll usually rather silent, XY1-111lell useil tn pipe llll ill banil. Ueeasimially he SlIl'l7l'iSi'il us by sptnitiing wut XYUl'ClS ut' wis1l11111 when we lhuught l1llll sounrl asleep. S.XR.Xll RL l'Il l'lQlfll. Sally l'tlllllllk'l'k'illl Uliis g.511111l lu be merry anil wise. Paint anfl Pen: f0Illllll'l'L'l21lfllllll, l-.Z-5--lg Vice Presi- 1lent, 4: Furuin, l-.Z-3--l: Varsity Debating, 4: Usher. .2-53 Slay Festival. lg ll11n11rary liremlitq Lilass Set'- retary, lg llrnnir Rnll, l-Z-3-43 -Iuninr Recital, 33 Pa- rents' Night, l-Z-33 Aluinni Night, 53 State Typewrit- ing faintest, 3--lg First lluinmrs in llUlIIllIL'l'Ci1ll f0llI'St'. Sally's winning way and pleasing nianner are ahnusl too well known tu require mention. XYith these cliaracteristics atlcletl tu her ability, we prccliet L1 brilliant future for Sarah. 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,11111 11,1111 ,111111'111'11111 1 ,1111'111111111111,111111111 11111H111111,11 11 ' 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 111111 19827 11111111111 1111 111 11 1 11 1 11 1 1 111 111 1111 11111 1 11111l1111111111 111'11111111111111111111111111111111 1111111111111 11 111 1 1 11 111 1 1 11 11 1 1111111111 1111 1 1 11111 11111 30 Ill lllll lllHlH4lIllllllllllllllllllllllll IllllllllllIllllIlllIIlllllllltlllllllllllllll il llll llll lll lllltll'llll!llllllllllll'lllllllllll IllllllilllllllllllllllllIlllllllIlllllllIIllllllIllllllllllllIIIllllllllllllllllllllH4lKIllIIlllHlllllllllllllllllllllllll nun lllllblWHHtlHtlHHlllllHllllllHHHilllllllllllllllklllHtlHtlHI4lHllHHllllHllllillIlllllllV'lllllllllllNlIlllV1llllllllWKlilllllIIllrllllIll?llllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllI!lllllllllllIIlllllllllllIlllllllllllllt I1 LQERALD RICH -led' Mechanic Arts Life is a jest, and all things show it: I thought so once, but now I know it. Mechanic Arts Club, 1-Z-3-4: May Festival, lg Stunt Night, 3, Parents' Night, 1-2-3. Jed always had the peculiar habit of making himself scarce as soon as the classes were over. His great ability in telling impossible stories and his noisy Ford have made him famous in the school. NELSON VY. RIFF Rift lXflechanic Arts My eyes make pictures when they'1'e shut. Parents' Night, l: May Festival, 13 Mechanic Arts Club. l-2-3-4. Riff is our sheik from the Cascades who trails in every morning, blaming his tardiness upon the car service. RUTH Al.Ml'IlJ.-X RUIJCZICRSON Smiles General Uh, the light that lies in woin:tn's eyes, and lies, and lies! May Festival, 2: Music Club, 3: Commercial Club, 3-43 Paint and Pen: Parents' Night, 1: Stunt Night,3. Ruth has. after much consideration, chosen the Elliott Hospital in which to train for a nurse. WW: wonder! Perhaps an alumnus of the school has been able to give her helpful advice. 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Z1 111111111 1'11:1:'L11'1e1'is1i1' l1111l1fI11l1Il1ll1k'SS 111 ll111k'1AS, she 2111115 111 Th c' I METEOR THO M AS XVILLIAM SNK NV Tommy General Ambition should be made of sterner stuff. Baseball. 3--13 Track, 4: lilee Cluh, 4: Paint and Pen: Forum, 4: Latin Play, 2. Tommy. a good frienrl to all, will surely give us all a pass when he is an real camera man. He is such a quiet fellow that we forget his talents: hut when we need him, he's right there. VERNON L. SPINNEY Spin Mcchzmic ,Xrts All the worlsl luvcyn lover. joke Editor of The M X 43 Junior Recital: Mc- chzinie Arts Qlulm. l- 3 aint ' nfl Pen: May Festival. 1: Parents' gig , l: Stunt Night, 33 Track, 3: Xl nage f sebal, -1. 1 is one of the most collegiate looking fellows in . H. S., and he always has that million clollar smile which has such it winning waxy with all the stu- clcnts-cspecially the girls. RLQTH lil.li.'XNfJR ST. l - , . ,I 491' enera f 'P' :ing sr xv. 'e wil -nt. fly! Ai l efore Ie ' l erryf' Y 'SBz1sk all, l-2-'3:0Bz1semll, 1-Z-3: 3??1'6k , May F val, l-2- ' aint and en: She' l- . Ruyf ll' clzu 'ecl ll ray into po L tr' ' with all her sflsioolnia . nfl is in 21 fair way o' 'eepiug them her clevotecl sl' 'es furever. ICN.-X MARY STUIJIQ NIH-EIIZLH LlHIllIl1Cl'Cl2ll A girl who work. .X girl who can play. .X true friend everg slay. Commercial Lfluh, 1-2-3-4: Paint and Peng Parents Night, l. 7, ' Hua one of the deynteeg of the Tlerpsicliorggai art, in wl'C1 she hgselffexfels. Sl1e'iSL5lzu6'ff'yet un- . ' '. ' ' s- . - ztssuyng :f171!c'tty, yet moblest. ,All ln ull, shes a girl in 21 tliousztncl. 19527 55 Tha 1 lv'.nh'l mit: 1n1nt.wt,tn,lt A i ttnml t n ,WE TEOR ROBICRT S'l'L'RliICUN Huh lXlcchztnic ,Xrts ll:iil fellow, wcll niet. Mt-cliznnc Arts Llnlm, l-2-3-4: May Ft-stivztl, lg l':t- rvnts' Night, lA2-3. Happy-gn-ltlcky is liulfs tmtstztnrling cliztractcristic. hut lic ccrtuinly can hc scriuns when it cnnics tu ztnttnttnlmilcs. XYlCSl.liY URIFVYA-XY 'l'AYl.Uli lynx 1.:ttin Such :intl su yziricml :irc tht' lnstcs uf nicn. lftmtlmull. Z-3-43 liztskcthztll, l-3: fztptztin of tilztss liztskcthall, 4: Track. 3-4: liztncl, l-.Z-3-4: Orclicstrzt, 2433 Latin Play, 1: 'l'ltc t'ztptuin of Plyntcnith: Paint ztnzl Pen: Latin Cluh, l-Z: French Vluh, 2-33 Glcc flnh, l-43 National Athletic SCll0l2lI'Sllll7 Society: junior Rc- citzgl: Parents' Night, lg Stunt Night, 3--lg New Fcstivztl, l: Honor Roll, 1: Hcn1o1'z1i'y Lfrcrlit. XVcs slcillcrl in ztthlctics, tnnsic, :incl clrzunzttics, is zt jolly linc follow :incl wcll likctl hy ull. RtJl5lili'l' llllkllill 'VHICRRIICN l'ctit Mccltzxnic Arts ..- lni ynnng yct 1w1'lm1fs l will gr:-w. Stunt Night, 33 Mcclntnic .-Xrts Orcln-strn, -li l':t- rcnts' Night, lg lllcchztnic .Xrts Cllnh, l-L5-41 Nlzty Festival, 1-3, l'ctit is thc lllliljlftl ul' thc Senior class, hut that nlncs nut nicztn that hc is not full nt' pop. LXIIXUIIC who has to sit near hnn will tcstny to that. 1 l ,XI.ltI1.N .Klux I llL R. HHN Al - A hllllllK'l'Cl1ll 5 -J ulluplmy :ts snnn'. this wllnlc day lung. unnn 'iztl L' x, 1-Z-3-4: l'ztint and Pong Mau' cstivw, l P' nts' Night, l. Ah' is Xiinf thc Cztsczulc inc-nilmcrs with all thc tri ' 'gc' i being tartly. XYL' llczlr that sho in- cn s to lm' olnc at tcachcr: so llL'l'C'5 wishing her thc host of siccess. tnnn t t t i t ,t-,, ,tntnn tt .t nitn,1nlvtltn.,.,ln.n nnnnn, i lllll IHHHH n 19527 t 1 nn i t tt ,Mt in n t i'ntntntn,n'nitn, nun , n i 1 tlnlt it nnbllllln l 1 nlnllnn n H -- nv!! H !!! !!!!!!!! !!!!!!!ll!!!I!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!l!!!!!!!! !!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!! !! ll !!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!I!!!!!!!l!!l!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!I!!!K!!!ll!!I!!!ll!!ll!!!!l!!lI!!!!!!!!!!ll!!ll!!!!l!!!!!!!!l!!!I!!!I!!!H!!H1!II!!H!!!I!!!!l!!l!!!I!!!!!!!!!l!!!lL il METEOR !!I!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!! !!!I!!!lI!!Il!!!!!! Ill !!!!!!!!!!!! !!! A! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!'!!!!!! !!!!!!!!! !!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!l1!!I!!!ll!!V!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!! !!!l!!!!l!!!!!!! !!!!! ll !!!!!!!I!!!!I!!!I!!!!!!! !!!I!!!!!!!lI!! ll lllll !llllllllllllllllllllllll lllllll lll lll lllllllllllllll lllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll if ' . ' 'fjl ALFRED L. TOURANGEAU-Aff! Top 1,1 ff. To iv o hide one's ability is great skill. Latin 1-2, French Club, 23 Forum, 1, Pa- rents' Nligliil- 1. Top has a vast amount of clormant ability, but 5 hesitates, no doubt, for fear of getting his plans gummetl up. C FLORA il ICT TRUSSICLL Fatty ' - . Latin 1 FJ lf. The rhyme oi the poet Mnilnlates the king's aflairsf' Paint and Pen: Latin Cub, 23 French Club, 3, Pa- rents' Night, 1-2: Senior Party. Y Flora kept us ali in a perpetual state of laughter with L her humorous. syncopated versions of Virgil in up-to- ' clate slang. She is a real genius, and we all admire p her talent in this line. . . 5 V' Y. KEITH IRVVIN 'l'VVITC'HliLL w ch T I' iii I Today is ym mpportunity, ni l mor s ne other f 0v L. f lg Football, - ' i .S Baslcetxall, .-43 il' s eball 23 Trac , - : atin lay, , enior Pay, leetqlub, Q 1-43 La! Clul l- ' ench C bf'2 C aint and.Pen: 7 Stunt Night, 1 Par nts' 'Y , 2 Westivhk Q, 1-31 Aft Editor of T f Of, 4: lor Rol,V6lf, 1 9-ff' 7 I, This versatile lam e cls no ii fucti nf i e it, Ufiyg f sufficient to say that ie is a nla 'r and Q5 -, mnsic. , X Q f' I f Y 3 J 5 f f MAURICIZ L. VAILLANCOURT Prince , Val j General gif!! X ? lJon't give np the ship! ' X Class Basketball, 3: Class Baseball, Qvlglatin Play, 2: Latin Club, l-2: French Club, 23 Paint and Pen: Forum, lg Parents' Night, 1-Z: May Festival, 1. Maurice aspires to be Prince of a watery kingdom, and we wish him the best of success. Ill lllllllll llllllllillllllllllllll lllllllllll llllll lllllll lllllllllllllll IlllllllllllilllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll HH! !l 1 ! !!!!!n! !!!l1!!l!!!l!!!l! !!!!!!!!l!!!l!!!! !!lI!!ll!!I !l!!!I!!!!!!!I!!!!! !!!!l!! !! I!! !!! !!!I!!!I!!!I!!ll!!nl!!!!!X!!!'!l!1!!!!!!!i!ll!!I!!!!!!H!!I!!!!I!!!I!!!l!!!!!!!I!!!! !rl!!!!I!!II!!!!!!ll!!!xl!!l!!!!l!!l!Htl!ll!!!l!l!l!!ll!!II!!!l!!!I!l!Il!!l!!!!I!! as' , Th U M E TE XYILLIAM I, NVAt ZNICR General Basketball, l-2-3, Ciaptain, 4: Track, -ig litlitor of The Meteor, 3-4g National Athletic ship Society! Vice Presiclent of Class, l, Pres anal Shielcl. 4. nun.: upon a business Career, adopted the tlepartment. ANNA l.li'I'l'l'IA XYARIJ Latin Sweet pers ln11:l lity: lull of 1':1 se:1lit5'. Senior Play: lirench Club, 2-31 l.atin K' Stunt Night, 4. ALFR ICD G li RALD XYATSON ju4l Latin val, lg Parents lvght, lg Honor lyoll. l-.2-3. athletic anrl scholastic honors. XYhen he s shining example. A peaee above all earthly tlignities. A still and quiet eonseieneef' A lion among' ladies is n most tlreatlful thing. --Ike Athletic Scholar- iclent, -li Secretary-Treasurer, 43 lxlechanic Arts Club, l-2: Seeretary, 33 Paint ancl Peng Nay Festival, l-2g Swortl l Billy is one of the hnest chaps in Berlin High, well llketl by everyone. He starterl as an M. A., but plan- business lub, l-21 Paint and Peng Parents' Night, lg Nay Festival, 1-2: Anna's sparkling gray-blue eyes antl smiling Counte- nance will always be rememberetl when we look back upon our memorable blue tlays. Her sunny nature always clispatehecl our worries with an enviable ease. but we hope she won't seare the XYillies too far Z1VVl1j'. Gerry How far that little cantlle throws its beams! Class Basketball, 3g Baseball, 3--lg Track, -lg l.atin Play, lg iilee lilub, lg l.atin Club. l-21 French Club, .Z-33 National Athletic Scholarship Society: May Festi- . ,. , , tleralcl is one of the lucky fellows who can win both miles in Math antl then asks a question, we all shake. Never tmntl, tierrvl Keep it up anil startle them with your Llit PTA l'AL'I.IN li XVICB li Polly tieneral t'ommereial Club, -lg Paint and Peng Music Club, 3. XYll2llL'VCl' sehool activity is in neecl of support, Pauline is our ever-ready Atlas. It may be braving the mire on the football tieltl, eheeringf the basketball , players, or applautling the actors or musicians, but you 1 are sure to lintl Polly on duty. l l l l ' it 'l iii ll l l l l 1 9 2 7 l l ll ll lil lllllil 'tilt tll l lltllktllllll t1ltillll tlll 'll lit l ll ll l l l l l l l t gb The ZWE E OR JOHN ENMAN NVEST johnny Mechanic Arts I hate nohodyg I am in charity with the world. Band, 3-4: Orchestra, 43 Parents' Night, 3: Me- chanic Arts Club, l-2-3-4: May Festival, 3. john holds undisputed possession of the title, the quietest boy, but he was never known to refuse to grant any favor asked of him. DAVID ARTHUR YANDOXY Dave Mechanic Artsx Remember that time ixfmoneyf' N Junior Recital: echanic Club, 2-3-43 May Festivzg, lg Paren .l iglititlf' Dax5el?a.rg i ts are .aflvt ays getting him some place -eithe xinfkl tclil-I eh' elsewhere. In spite of this, we all lthat he make a great success as a chemist. L 'ix AGNES LOUISE KELEHIER Kelly General No one need say she cannot make good. Agnes was the very latest addition to the ranks. arriving from Providence at mid-years. In the few weeks she has been with us, she has endeared herself to many. LICO BERNARD MCSHANE Mac Mechanic Arts Delays have dangerous ends, Mechanic Arts Club, 1-2-3--lg May Festival, lg Pa- rents' Night, 1. NV1: have all heard about the best laid plans. How about it, Leo? Are excuses for tardiness in this class? i i i i n.i,,ti,,,,,n:.ii,.,in:t,.i..,:.:m,,t:.:i t ii i i limi ni ii ii in t num inni IQB2 l lll l l l l ll ll AliLlil.llllllllwlxlllllil.ll1vllwmlmiiw'4iul tllllll ll lllll llllllllllllll llllllllllllllllll l l l ltllllllll l A I il w l l l mn 1 l l ll l no with hrhmhfn,,lullllllllllllnllmlilr ll l ill nllnmlllnlunlull!1 in 1 ln ll l i ll l p he ZWETEUR Sveniur lilag On Friday evening, january 25th, the Senior Class presented the three- act comedy, David Carrick. lidward llaweeli, vice-president of the Senior Class. appeared and thanked the audience for aiding' the Class of 1027, and presented a bouquet of flowers to Mrs. Ordway. Constance Libby played the part of Ada Ingot in a truly satisfactory manner. while Norman Coulomhe and XValter Johnson added much humor to the play. Keith Twitchell was especially line as the hero, and Carl Bair played the part of the father in true style. lfvelyn Cross, Anna XVard, and lfrederiek Bernard furnished the amusing scenes, while the roles of Kenneth tiaie and Roland Lefebvre could not have been improved upon. David Carrick, Simon Ingot. . Ada ..,. , .. Cl1lVy A... .,,.,........ Araminta Brown ....,,, Mr. Brown.. ,,.. .. Mr. Jones.. Mrs. Smith... .. Mr. Smith ,.4.. 'l'l Ili CAS'l' Kicrrn 'llWI'l't'lIlCI.l, .. UCARI, HAIR .,CONS'l'ANl'Ii l.lliBY Nol:MAN CUl'l.0Mlili ,,.,......l':VEI.YN Ckoss FRIEIJIERICK Bif:RNARn ,..XVAl.TER .lOlINSUN , .r....... ANNA VVAlm , .l.AVVl-ZENCE illlblfl' Thomas ....., .,.,,. l QOLAND LEFEIWRIQ George ..,., ...,. K ENNET11 CAI:-: I l l l ll l l lll l lllll ll lll l ll l ll ll ll l l l l ll l l ll l ll ll 1 9 2 7 ll ll l l l l l lfwll'll'1 'll'lilIlllI'Wlllllllllllllllllll'llhllllllllllllllllll ll ll l l ll lll ll l l Holly 38 ll ll 1 Ill A lllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllll!lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IlllllllllHI!!llllllllllllllllll!ll!II.!!IIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIII!III!!II!lIII!llllllllllllllllllllllllllVIII!lllllllIIIIHIIllllllllllllllllllllll Illflllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllIIIllll!lll!HI!lllllll!llllllIllPl!llIlllllllllllll!lIlllllllllllll!llllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllllllllIlilllllIII!lllllII4llllIIIIlIIllIII4III!VIIlVlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllIllillllllllilllllllll 0112155 Snngn Qllema nf 1927 THE BLUE AND WHITE lfVords by Jeannette Rumney Music by Helen Rozek I. The class of nineteen twenty-seven Are loyal, brave and true, With colors made to never fade, Give a cheer for White and Blue. The other classes envy us, They know that ours is best, We're wonderful-just wonderful, For we're leading all the rest. Refrain VVith hearts all right and honor bright VVe sing this song to you, Our banner fair is Waving there, Hurrah! for the White and Blue. II. The boys and girls of twenty-seven Are firm in all they do, They take the lead in sport and deed For the colors White and Blue, And holding honor ever dear They aim to do or die, And work with might for Truth and Right And the glory of Berlin High. Qllawa nf 1525 VVords by Lucian Gagnon Music by Roland Chase I. Here's to the class of twenty-eight, A jolly bunch are we, NVe're loyal to the Berlin High And faithful as can be. In all our studies we excel, The teachers call us wise, VVe'll make the old school proud of us XVhen we take the highest prize. Chorus Hail! all hail to the class of twenty-eight, Hail! all hail to our comrades brave and true, In future years our fame will be Emblazoned Where the world can see, Hail twenty-eight! All hail to you. II. Hail to the class of twenty-eight, Dear comrades staunch and true, XVe'll bravely fight through all the years And try our best to do. Our own fair name we'll shield from blame And keep our banner bright, VVe'll give our best and never rest In fighting for the Right. ill!HI!lIIlllIllH!lIlllIlllIlllllllllllll!llllllIlIlllllllllllllllllllllll lVI!lVI!lllllllllIlllllllll!lll!!lIHll!llIlllIlllllllUI!llllllllllllllllllllll!!llllllllllllllllillllllll IQB27 lllllllllllllIll!lllllIllllllllllllllllllllIII!IIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll Hlllllllllllllllllllllllll Illll!lll!lll!llHllIllllllllllllllllllllllilllll llllllllllllllllllll 1lllllll!lIlllll!llIllll!llll!llllHI!!llll!llllllHllllllllllIIlllllH!!lHIlllllllIIllllllllilllllIllllllllllllllllll!lllllllllllIIlIII!III!lllllllllllllllllllllllll ?9 The . E 0 I-3 Qllana nt 1529 VVords hy Arthur Rohhins Music hy lilizalmeth Gould Gertrude Garneau I. XYe're the elass of twenty-nine, .X loyal crowd and fine, Hur pep and spirits overflow, XXI-'r full of life and vim, you know And that's what makes us shine. XYe study every day, XYe work and then we play, XYe do our hest with greatest zest And leave hehind us all the rest, XYith none to say us nay. ll. XYe're the class that's wide awake .-Xnd history we make. XYhate'er we do is always right, Our speed is dazzling, lmrilliant, hright, .-X speed none overtake. In all things, great and small, XXX' answer every eall, Then hail! all hail! thy praises sing Until the echoes loudly ring, To the greatest Class of all. Ollauw nf 19311 XX'ords hy Phipps Vole Musie hy Daniel Lahnon I. XXX- praise eaeh elass in ode and song, ltaeh one its git! has made: tlm' Star ol lilory rides on high4 XX'e 1ll2ll'li a new Ileeade. XXX- stand hetween old years and new- High resolutions made, .Xml thus foundation firm and strong llas Ninteen 'l'hirty laid. Chorus llown the road the Thirties come .Nnd up the twenties go: But hright and clear on a mile-post near NYC read, One Nine Three U. II. Our iaith in you, om' loyalty NX'e'll cherish evermore! XN'e pledge ourselves to Carry On For wisdom, truth, and lore: XX'e'll hold aloft our Green and XVhite Klidst games' and hattles' roar .Xgainst Defeatdfor Victory 'Till Nineteen 'I'hirty's o'er. Chorus llown the road the Thirties come And up the twenties gog But bright and clear on a mile-post near XYe read, One Nine Three U. IQ 37 ,Lott ,, ,li :lam 1'lllll4llllll'll'4lIl 1- i wr' 'i ll ll 1 gg Tfff METEOA? 3lnninr i'Kvrital The Twentieth Annual Junior Recital which took place April 8, was most successful. The selections, consisting of humorous and serious readings showed much work and careful supervision on the part of the cast and Mrs. Ordway. The program was greatly enjoyed hy the audience. The curtains opened upon a beautiful garden scene, made particularly so hy' potted plants and colored lights. Those taking part were seated among the plants and under the trellis, making the scene appear like a fairy garden. S1 banish XVaters ..,...,........ Chevrons, Selected ........,. PROGRAM , .,.r.,. TCIDMLTNIJ lJURlfMAN ......Vl'IRNflN SHINARE Malindy. with bpirituals ..4.,...,..,.....,.....................,..,.....,,........... l:l.0RA XYHITING The Spirituals, Sung by. IEANNETTE REDAL BERTHA BEAUDOIN JENNIIC lJ1':v1.1N Mixmcx. Momz1s1c'1'1'l2 Moti Guj .........,..........,.............,4........,..,....,..,..........,.......,..... l,l'l'll,l.li CAR1'IiN'l'lCR Spring Dance .................. The Dauher, Selected ..... ,... XVouldn't You? ...,..... , ..... . 1 Doubt It ..,.....,.,....,....., Tish. Selected ,..... . U ncla Joe .....,....,....... The New Brother ,...............,....i.....,.............,... How to Drive a Car ,...,. .. ,XNNE rliANKARlJ ...,.,,iiliRARlJ RTORIN -il-INNHC lJ15v1.1N ........,.B12ss112 PREII. BETTY L1N'roN .,..,.,....TTANFORll DoNovAN Much credit deserves to be given to Mrs. Ordway f ing of the cast. or the splendid train- , 1- 41 1IH1IHIllllllllllwlmlwvlvHHH1Wuw1IHwlmvH'mnw'vmw,wwww-zmmmwwmw1uwwWHHHHrmmlm!!uv1H!1H11InwH1HMIWimlxwlwlwetvluvlwlwuwlmlwlmmwlmmlwuvxmwwuwmwvwlwrl' lzv METEUR 19B 7 1928 CLASS OF ,lmllumlmllymyvmlluvmlmlmwwymxuww-ww'lxw1vw 1, 'wp-Ygyyymwgmmummymmm!mtmyWllwHWIIHKHHIMIHHWIWIHHHUNH1NHNxIHuw!lmlmvmlmlultmlmxumH11HxxH11IH1H''W'W.HHHKHIVIHIMIL 42 Abramson, Benjamin Halle, Albert Oleson, VValter IIltlllIlllIIlilllIllHIlllllllllllllllllllllllt tllllllll l lllIlllllltllllllltlllllllllllll lllll ll ll ll lllllllllllillllIlllHlItllllllt'llIlllIllllflllllltllllllltllllHllIIItllllllllIllllllllllllllllllll IllPIIIlllllllllllllllllllll ll ll H llll ll ll ll l he METEOR unuuun v si it lltllltlltll ut lltllttllllll u tu ll nninmimvmuun nm num wvuivwwwiiwvunnuwzi ummmnmnzsnnwni it'nuuuurmnmuuum nun in In i un in in in nt uuuui Ollaaa nf1H2H Gbffirera lm-.t-film, ARCIIIIQ MARTIN Ifin--Im-.rifimfr, A NTC bl N ETTE HA M EI . Smffmfy-Tm1.f1fm', Romiltl' S'l'ANLE3 fllllemhern Illlllllllll lllllllllllll llt lllllllllllll Ill Aikens, Bernice Bailey, Evelyn Beaudoin, Albert Beaudoin, Bertha Blake, Edwin Brosius, Nicholas Brown, Marguerite Campagna, Richard Campbell, Annie Calzolari, Lillian Carpenter, Lucille Carrigan, NVallace Chase, Ronald Clook, Clarice Condon, Amasa Couture, Ernest Cyr, Florence Dahl, Roma DeChamplain, NVilliam Demars, Edward Devlin, Jennie Donovan, Hanford Dorfman, Edmund Duggan, Ann Durdan, Mareta Durdan, Merrill Edberg, Arvid Ellis, Elaine Fealey, Margaret Finnson, Raymond Fogg, Ernest Fortier, Richard Fortier, Roland Fournier, Joseph Fysh, Elva Gagnon, Lucian Greene, Ahneda Grigel, Veronica Hamel, Antoinette Hanson, Lillian Harmon, Thelma Hayes, Lillian Hazzard, Norman Hindle, Marion Holleran, Edward - Holt, Bernice Jackson, Phyllis Jolbert, Gaynell Keating, Jolm Keenan, Urban King, Alfred Lee, Maurice Lehnert, Evelyn Lepage, Juliette Levesque, Edna Levesque, Yvette Linton, Elizabeth Long, Alfred MacKinnon, Esther Margolin, Sara Markovich, Joseph Martin, Archie Martin, Arthur McKee, Mary McKelvey, Mildred McKinney, Bartlett McLaughlin, VVilson Milligan, Roy Morin, Gerard Morrissette, Mabel Morrissette, Arthur Mullen, Violet Murphy, Viola Monahan, Ethel Monahan, NVinnifred Oleson, Louise Uswell, Eleanor Peabody, Frances Perkins, Mary Pettengill, Eleanor Pickford, Muriel Pilgrim, Margaret Plummer, Geraldine Plummer, Louis Poley, Milton Porter, Cora Eva Pevarnek, Mary Preil, Bessie Rayner, Roma Redal, Jeannette Routhier, Rene Roy, Edward Schnare, Vernon Sheridan, Margaret Sias, Florence Silsby, Frederick Stanley, Robert Story, Helen Studd, Clifford Sulloway, Bessie Sunbury, James Sweet, Della Tankard, Annie Thurston, Marion Tourangeau, Dorothy Trottier, Olivette Vallancourt, VVilliam NVats0n, Percy NVheeler, Maurice NVhiting, Flola VVils0n, Bernard XVitter, Avis Witter, Lester XVoodward, Florence ll l ll lt Ill l lltl llltllllllllltllll lllltll ll ll llllll lil ll llllltlllllll lit llillllHlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlHIllIlllllllIllltlllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllll ltlllll llIllllIlllIlllllllllllllllltlllllllillll llillltlllllllllll IQB2 7 I l lltllllllllll1llllttllllllllillllllillllIllPIllKIllilllllllllllllillllllltlIlllIllllllllIIllllltllltllltllltlllllllllllllllillllllllilllilllillllllllllllllllIllillllIlllilllllltillllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlll 43 4' .W E TE U A' 19327 4-I I I IIIII III II IIIII I I I I I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II III III I IIII III I I III.III.IIIIlII.lIIIlIn.IIIIIIIuI IIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III II IIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII IIII I IIIII Qllazza nf 1929 Gbftirrra Prmizlmzf, FRA NCIS MCGILLEN I 'iff'-Pre.s'irIm1t, HARVEY ROB ERGE Aldrich, Esther Anderson, Wendell Andresen, Constance Atwood, Paul Atwood, Robert Balcom, Arthur Barker, Geneva Barrett, Edmere Beauparlant, Olive Bell, Alberta Berquist, Melvin Bissett, Chester Blackburn, Madeline Boivin, Juliette Bouchard, Adrien Bouchard, Juliette Brann, Helen ' Buchanan, Dorothy Buckman, Romeo Carbonneau, Irma Carrier, Edward Carroll, Grace Charlton, Elva Christiansen, Trygve Clark, Cecelia Clark, George Cordwell, Irene Costello, William Croteau, Alice Curtis, Dorothy Davidson, Leon Dumas, Juliette Dumas, Olivette Fancy, Rita Feindel, Howard Firestone, Irene Ford, Raymond Fournier, Dolores Fournier, Flossie Fournier, Leo Secretary- Tr'ms11rr'r, RUSSELL MARQUIS fllllrmhnz Gade, Vivian Gallant, Irene Garneau, Gertrude George, Grace Gibb, Helen Gibbons, Frances Gilbert, Eleanor Gilbert, Fabianna Gosselin, Albert Graves, Ruth Green, Ellsworth Greenan, Catherine Haggart, Edmond Halle, Loretta Hallett, Catherine Hanson, Charles Harris, Everett Henderson, Louise Isherwood, Ruth Jordan, Darrel Keating, Ellen Lepage, Alice Levine, Ebel' Lowe, Robert MacDonald, Raebnrn Marcou, Mary Marquis, Russell Mason, Einar McCarthy, George McGee, Gertrude McGillen, Catherine McGillen, Francis McGivney, Evelyn McKee, Hazel McKinley, Madonna McKinnon, Louis McPherson, Bancroft Meteyer, Victor Monahan, Clarence Murphy, Raymond Nichol, Helen O'Connor, Margaret Oleson, Norma Oleson, Walter Ouelette, Omer Patterson, Clare Pendo, Nina Pennock, Bertha Pickford, Catherine Pickford, Marjorie Piper, Clara Pruzan, Martha Quinn, James Redal, Erling Richards, Marjorie Rines, Doris Robbins, Arthur Roberge, Harvey Silsby, Darrell Smith, Myrtie Southgate, Ethel Strout, Mahlon Sullivan, Elwin Sweeney, Richard Tardiff, Alice Thayer, Rita Therrien, Edward Thibeault, Ernest Thibodeau, Victor Thorn, Leif Truka, Rose Trundy, Edna Turley, Rita Vaillancourt, Louise Watson, Marguerite Whelan, David VVhite, Kenneth Whitehouse, Gerald VVight, Alberta Yandow, Paul I I I II II IIIIII I III I IIIIII II IIII I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII III I II IIIII IIIII I IIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIII IIII III II III I I I III IQB-27 III II IIII II III IIII II II IIIIIIIIII II IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIII III III II I I l IIIIII IIIIII I I IIIIIIII IIII IIIIII IIIIIIII IIII III I I 45 m w w ww w w w ww wwwlwwwwwwMzmrml1wxwm:'w,ww:ulww1M.'1.'muI 1':Hww'H'x 1 1,m1'tl il! M'Nuvwuwnx ww will' XWETEOR IQ 27 1930 CLASS OF mm nn In nm wx www uw mm w ww H M M w ,H H H1 1 HHN HHN 1 wmwllwrlwlwlHxwvmmuuuuxmmwumvwmMmmwmnmnuMxwm..msmm.,uu.1xH11anmmmmxlmlull ,flu The METEOR Gilman nf 19311 QlJffirm1 .Xbramson, Rose Agrotlnia, Annie .-Xgrodnia, Max Aikens, Clifford Anderson, Minnie Anderson, Patil Anderson, Robert Archambeault, Joseph Arnesen, Robert Barnes, Norma Barnett, 'Walton Bishop, lfvelyn Bogle, Harold Boucher, Arthur Brooks, Laurier linrlock, Lillian Campbell. Ruth Chase, Philip Chiarelle, Louise Cole, Clara Cole, Phipps Conon, Mary Conon, Olga Conway, Harry Cordwell, Ralph Coulombc, Lucille Couture, Josephine Croteau, Doris Cryans, Ethel Cutler, James Daley, Paul Davis, Esther Deal, Ralph Delylaria, Antoinette Devost, linnna Devost, Grace Dion, Albert Dion, Madeline Doherty, John Duguay, Beatrice Dussault, Oliver lilliott, Harry lilliott, Imogene Erikson, Evelyn ., ., f,1't'.YI.lI't'lIf, MAX .XGRC JDNIA I at I'n.vidm1t, L.'XL'RlliR BROOKS ,S'v4'1't'Itlry- T1't't1.v1r1't'1', Qlllemhrrn lfvans, Mark Falardeau, Lois Feindel, Margaret Flynn, Loretta Foggz, XVill'retl Frazier, John Fysh, Leona tiade, Marion Gagnon. Donat Garneau, Leon Coda, Joseph Kirigel, Mary Haddad, Eli Haggart, Lorin Hamlin, Alton Hansen, Hattie Hansen, Kathleen Hanson, Norman Hart, Annie Haweeli, Ida Hawkins, Gordon Haynes, Vlfenrlell Hazzard, Ashford Hickey, Arthur Hodgdon, Elizabeth Hotlgdon, John Holcomb, Mildred Holcomb, Pauline Hutchinson, Orton jackson, John James, Catherine Jesky, Charles King, Irene Kolomitsky, Stanley Labnon, Daniel Lacombe, Alice Lazure, Norman Levine, Sidney Linton, Howard Losier, Sophie Luntlerville, Jeannette Marsh, Wlilliam Martin, George McGee, Frank XVilson, Robert VVi11er, Harold l ll ll l l l lll l ll ll l l , llll ll i l l 1 Q B 2 7 l l l l l ii' 'i'1l, lllilllfl itil li ll ll'l' 47 .tXR'l'llUlQ TAYLOR McKee, Annie McLean, Thelma McShane, Thomas Milligan, Olive Mooney, Dorothy Morin, Maurice Morin, Mary Morissette, Genevieve Morrison, Kenneth Mortenson, Julia Moshcovitz, Archie Mnlroney, james Murdock, Isabelle Myler, Elizabeth Neil, Catherine Neil, Olive Neil, Thelma Nickerson, Leona Nocldin, Vivian O'Connor, Patricia Palmer, John Payeur, Albert Penrlo, Mary Pennock, Leon Porrier, Arline Porter, Hilda Ray, Charles Roberge, Albert Rozek, Charles Sheptor, john Sheridan, Bernard Spinney, Inez Sproul, Geraldine Stafford, Evelyn St. Clair, Jerome Stenbnrg, Carroll Sturgeon, Ethel Sullivan, Delia Taylor, Arthur Thibodeau, Oswald Thurston, Albertha Toussaint, Albert Truka, Carl Vaillancourt, Lawrence l llllllll ill Htl If 1 QW li T15 O A' ihnnnrarg Glrrhits '1i11l' 1111111wi11g pupils 1111111 111-1-11 2lW2l1'l1U11 111111111':11'1' 1101111 111' 1111- 1-llL'll11N 111 11111 11L'1'1l11 be-111111' Iligli S11111111. '1'11is is t11c 11ig11c-st 111l111P1' :1w:11'11e11 11 1110 NC1111111. C'1,.1ss 111f 11127 1i11111111111l1, N111'111:111 1,1'1lf1l1, .X112l1111C 1-11 111111. 1,:1w1'1-1160 1'1'1-11, S1l1'1l11 1iL'1'11El11. S1-111111 Rumiicy, -101111111-ttc 151 King, H1111-11111 121 Smith, 1 1:1vi11z1 '1':11'11i11, 1i0111'gC l'1..xss 111-' 1928 1'1l11111111. ,X111:1s:1 1.11 1D1111111':111. 111111111111 l'1111t111'1-, 1'i1'1lCS1 1X1:11'ti11, Al'C1l1l' 191-1'11:1111111:1i11. XX'i11i:1111 111 N1:11'ti11, A1'11lll1' l'11.xss 111-' 1021? 11111'1111:1111, 11111111111 N1:11'1'1111. K1ll1'y l'111'isti:111s1-11. '1i1'.YQ'VC 1Q1111c1'g0, 11:11'1'Cy '1i1'1l1iIl. 1l11sC CLASS 1,11-' 1030 111111111 11 1 1111- 1lQll1'l'S 111 11115 150811 grzultcrl 1g:1 L'11111111111c. 1,11ci11c' 1Yi11c1', 1111111111 I 112 if ,J Q7 4.9 111111-111111's1-s i1111i1':1l0 l11C I1lll111DC1' 111 1'CZl1'S this 111111111 ' r , f Tlx 4' .ll lf, I' 0 R .J ORGANI Z ATIONS . 7 .. f' 12,1 fig I 3 X -I0 'f xv U Tha XWETEU R Ehitnrial Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .XN1X'1'O1.1C PIENIJO, 1027 ASSISTANT ED1ToR-1N-CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITOR-IN-CHIEF XX'l1.I.1.xM lJlic'li.1XIXlI'l..1XIN, 1028 131511.-11,11 XX'lI1'I'1i11fJL1S1'Z, 1020 BUSINESS MANAGER 11.1XRH1.lJ 1111-1'Hl1IRS0N, 1027 ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS 1iICR.XRID MHRIN, 10.28 BANCRUV1' 1X1cI'111iRSUN, 10.20 .X1.1RliR'1' TOUSSAINT, 1030 LITERARY EDITOR HUMOR EDITOR 17I.,XV11.I..1X SMITH, 1027 VERNON SPINNIEY, 10.27 ATHLETIC EDITOR fBoysJ SOCIAL EDITOR XX'll.l.l.XN1 XYAKZNICR, 10.27 ,I1C1XNNli'l 1'1C RUMNIQY, 1027 ATHLETIC EDITOR lGirIsJ ALUMNI EDITOR M.-XRION KING, 10.27 ICLIZAIEICTII OTONNOR, 10.27 ART EDITOR EXCHANGE EDITOR KICITII TXVITCHEL1., 1927 MARION NOYES, 1927 STAFF TYPISTS BICSSIIC PRICII-, 1028 ISICSSIIC SUILOXVAY, 1928 FACULTY ADVISERS MARY F. DRIQSSICR NORMA R. T. ORDXVAY 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 111' 1111 '11'1I!1111'1111111 1111111111111 111 1111011111 1111 1 11 19827 llllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllll IIlVllllllllIlllIIllIllllIllllllllllllllHIlllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllll IlllllllllllllllllllIlllIllllllllIlllIIIllllllllllIUlllllIlllVIIlIII4lIlllKIIlllllllllVIIIllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll The METEOR lllllllllll Illllllllllllllllll IlllllllllllHIlIllllIIlllllllllllllllI.llllllHllHllllllllllllllVllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllIIIlIlllIlllIIIllllllIlllIlllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Ellie Paint sinh Mm The Paint and Pen. organized last year, has continued the plan of having their regular meetings once a month. The entertainment at these meetings has included classical plays, biographies, original plays, the moving picture. The Cricket on the Hearthf' talks by Misses Duthie and Stern on Paris, and Germany, and vocal and instrumental solos. The number permitted to join the club this year was limited to fifty. and a rule was made that full dues must he paid upon entering the cluh. This plan has proved most satisfactory, and has saved a great deal of time and labor. ll Illlllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllH1lllllllllllllIlllllllllllllill-IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllIlllllllIlllllllIII!lIlllIllllIIllllllllllllllIlllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 19827 Il l lrlllllllllllll lllllllllllllVIIlllllllllHIllllllllllIllIlllllllllllllllIIIllllllKlllllllIllVllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllIlllIllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllil SI W 1 1 'mmmmvmmrmsm ww W 1mmrwrw11wH1wHwNllWlwlllrllulmlmlHHHIHHIIINIIHHIIQHIMllulmNHHHIH U ETEOR HNlHlIHvHHMl1H41HMH! Ml nw M ur mm mmm 1 w ww wmmmlwmmlvbllu 1 M Mmm ml w 1 9 2 52 CLUB ARTS ANIC ECH M Illlllll lllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll l llllllllllllllltll l Ill Illlll llllllll llIlllHllllllllllKlllllllllllllllllltllllilll llllllllIIllIlllIlllIlllHllllllIllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll Illllllllllllllllll llllll lllllllll lllllllll llllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllIlllllllllillllllllllllliiiVIl1LHlluillH1lHlillllit1NlI1llHAlHtlllllH14hllllilllllllhllhl l l l llll lll ill M r. Newman Abramson, Benjamin Aikens, Clifford Anderson, Paul Archambeault, Joseph Arnesen, Robert Atwood, Paul Balcom, Arthur Barnett, Walton Beaudoin, Albert Bernard, Frederick Berquist, Melvin Bissett, Chester Blake, Edwin Bogle, Harold Bouchard, Adrien Brosius, Nicholas Campagna, Richard Carrier, Edward Chase, Philip Chase, Ronald Christiansen, John Christiansen, Trygve Clark, George Condon. Aniasa Cordwell, Ralph Couture, Ernest Cryans, James Davenport, Elbert Davidson, Leon Deal, Ralph DeChamplain, William Demars, Edward Doherty, john Donovan, Hanford Durdan, Merrill Dussault, Oliver Edberg, Arvid Elliott, Harry Evans, Mark Finnson, Raymond illvrhanir Arm 0111111 fmiirern President, GEORGE TARDIFF Virr-President, ERNEST COUTURE Serrefary, HARQLD McPHERSON Tr0a.vurer, HARVEY ROBERGE Elarnltg Members Mr. Phelps flllemhzra Fogg, Ernest Foggy VVilfred Fortier, Richard Fortier, Roland Fournier, Leo Frazier, John Garneau, Eugene Garneau, Leon Gosselin, Albert Halle, Albert Hamlin, Alton Hanson, Charles Hayes, Fred Haynes, VVendel1 Hazzard, Norman Holt, Lawrence Hutchinson, Orton Jackson, John jesky, Charles johnson, Walter Jordan, Darrel Kelley, Philip King, Alfred Landers, Mortimer Lee, Maurice Leighton, Ralph Long, Alfred Lowe, Robert MacDonald, Raeburn MacKinnon, Merrill MacLean, Ralph McCarthy, George McKinley, John McKinnon, Louis McPherson, Harold McShane, Leo McShane, Thomas Martin, Archie Martin, George Markovich, Joseph Mr. Towers Marquis, Russell Mason, Einar Milligan, Roy Moffett, Irving Monahan, Clarence Morrison, Kenneth Murphy, Raymond Oleson, Walter Page, VV'illiam Palmer, John Parker, Scott Patterson, Clare Payeur, Albert Pendo, Anatole Pennock, Leon Plummer, Louis Rich, Gerald Riff, Nelson Robbins, Arthur Roberge, Harvey Routhier, Rene Roy, Edward Sheridan, Bernard Silsby, Darrell Spinney, Vernon St. Claire, Jerome Strout, Mahlon Sturgeon, Robert Sunbury, James Sweeney, Richard Tardiff, George Tlierrien, Robert Thibeault, Ernest Thorn, Leif Truka, Carl Vaillancourt, Lawrence Vallancourt, VVilliam VVest, john NVheeler, Maurice Witter, Lester Yandow, David Yandow, Paul lilllIlllllllllllilllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllIlllllllIIIlIIIllIlllllllIllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllIlllIlllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IQB27 I llllll I IIHII I ll I HI lIlllllllllllllllllllllll I lil Hllll Illlllllll II IllllllllIllllIlllllllllllllllI!lllllllllllllllillllllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllIIIllIIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll Ill .53 Tlx v ,W la' Tiff U lx' Nlzlrv IC. Klcl':x1'tx' L 41115131100 l,1lnImx' .XIIII Nlntfc-tl Cicmrfl Xlurin X l'l'llHll N'ln1:11'c' Hlgzl Lfonon 1'l1:u'lcs Ruzek Hlgu l'umm Nurnuzm fqlllllibilllbi Iirlvvzml llnllcrzm Rnlzuul l,c'fc'ln'1'c Sidney l,c-vine Nlurcizl Ln-vine l'm1st:1m'v l,iImIn' E h P EH u r u m Olnnrhra uf Bvhatinlg lfiaraitg Emma Furl S. Kicncrt NUI'lN2ll1 4'u11hm1Iw l':IiZ1l1lL'fI1 Nlxwy Sillllll Vrcil Hcssic Sl1HlIVV2lAX' MICR Lllfillc f41lI'lll'1lll'I' ilhrnhmun Efwnl ZlTnrum illlvnnhrrs Siclm-5' Levine' llzmwlrl XYi!lL'I' 130118 Locke 52111111 I'rc1l Iiurtlvtt lXICKiIlI10j' Alilfihll I'ruz:m .Xgncs Malloy Louis Marquis .XHI1 Moffett flcrzlrcl Morin ISL-ssic l'reil llzlrolcl Xvillixl' IQHJ7 5-I hlzuncs Quinn L'h:u'Ics Ruzck Xrfl'I'l1llI1 Sclnmrc- 'l'l1um:1s Snow llcssic Sulluwuy The METEOR nivibln l'in'1i'll'1i'i'f1i,i ' 'loiwiniiinnim'onni oli11v1'n'i,initial 1 .miilif:,o ':oll4nvl llllll Ennkkrrping illllvhala Medals for proficiency in bookkeeping have been awarded by the South- VN'estern Publishing Company. Cincinnati, Ohio, to the following pupils of the lierlin Senior lligh School. Foiz Fmsr YEAR ROOKKEEPING liessie Sulloway, grade 96, a bronze medal. lfoa .fXbvANcnn RooKk1sEi'1No Silver medals awarded to Juliette Pepin, grade 89 Sarah R. Preil, grade 87 Cold medals awarded to . Mary K. Haddad. grade 92 Flavilla F. Smith. grade 92 lfna M. Studd, grade 91 According to the rules of the South-XVestern l'ublishing Company and the rules of the high school, bronze medals only are awarded for the lirst year bookkeeping to pupils whose average grade for the year is SSW. Silver medals are awarded to pupils whose average grade for the advanced book- keeping and the elementary bookkeeping combined is 8519. Gold medals are awarded for an average grade for the two years' work of 90? or better. This is the first time that these medals have been awarded and these pupils are the first in Berlin Senior High School who have received medals for this work. Stair Glgpvnrriting 0111111251 The following pupils took part in the Hesser 'l'ypew1'iting Trophy Contest held at Laconia, N. li., o11 Saturday, May 21: Juliet sl. Pepin Dorothy Mooney Sarah R. Preil Pauline Holcomb Mary li. Narcou Rose Abramson Lucille Coulombe I Q B 2 7 .55 fic' fWeETEOR Ellie Cbrrhvntra This year the llerlin lligh School Orchestra has thirty-eiglit players with full sylnphony instrumentatifmn. Regular rehearsals are held in the music room every lllonday and Wednesday from two-thirty to three-fifteen. Gu Fridays the orchestra alternates each week with the band in playing for the assemblies. A short time ago the orchestra gave its regular annual concert aided by the Glee Club. lt was a decided success. and many favorable comments were heard concerning it. wx Q i if-3 2-fs-ff ' Ill! Ili . ll lllllll lU l'lH'l,illll'l 'l lllIY'1l' lvtlliiillili ll ll 19927 ll 1' ii H1ui'H'iiw'Hilullwuwu'H' 1' l l l Il ll ll lllllllllllll Vllllll lll Vlllllll llllllllll lllHllVlllllllllllllllllllllll ll'llll'l1llll!'i ,lrl lllll 1 ll'1llIl1lllllllllHlll''lllllllI1llllllIllllllllillllllllllillllillHIllllllllIilllllillPillKelllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lie JWETEOR Illllillllll Ullllllllllllllll Ill K llIlllIlllIIllllllVHlllllHIllillllllllllIlllUIlllllllllllllllllllllllilll lllI4lllllllllllIllHllllllllllllVlllll1lillllI'lllill'lllH1Willlllllllllllllllll l lllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllll Illlllll luillllllllll Ihr Ezmh The band, with regular rehearsals -on Tuesdays and Thursdays, has been progressing rapidly. It has played often this year, and has done much toward pepping up our football games. This organization has had several outside dates, including one at Lancaster, and it goes without saying that the Berlin High School Band is well known and well liked. l 'll l l lllllllll llllllll 'llllllllllllllllllllllll ll' ,' 'll'l1ilu1lllllVil1ll':l lllllll ll ll l ll llllilllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllIllilllllllllllilllllllIllllllllllllIllllIlllllllVIIIVlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll , 1 9 2 vllllllllllllvll H ll 1 lm Hi H ll ll vnmll. -mlm! w in num nmlllllll iiiin1IninoNH11illlr'!H'uIW'mriH14ll ll H WI! HHH HHH1WmllrlmllluutlHWI llllllll HHIIH IHIIIIIIWKHIII-ull! Hrlmlllrlr 57 JQBQ' fr U PM M ERCIAL CLUB vIKlHIllIlHmN'v'uH mv! m ww w mm wx, w m w ,n ww- ,y , wwq ,X ww wuqwnmlmmxwww wyvumuw U hw' wx ww wx ww' ww ww m'm wm'm mm ww w MN N Wm 58 Zliarultg Members IlH1llllllllllllllvllllllll IlllIllllllllllllllllllVllllHlllilllllllllllIillIlllIlllIlllHlllIlllllllllllllllllllllil The ME TEUR Glnmmrrrial Qllnh Qbdirera , President, JULIET PEPIN Vice President, SARAH PREIL Secretary, F LAVILLA SMITH Treasurer, VIOLA MURPHY MISS DRESSER Abramson. Rose Agrodnia. Annie Aikens, Bernice Barrett, Edmere Beaudoin, Bertha Beauparlant, Alice Beauparlant, Olive Bell, Alberta Bishop, Evelyn Blackburn, Madeline Boivin, Juliet Bouchard, Juliet Campbell, Beatrice Carbonneau, Irma Carroll, Grace Charlton, Elva Cordwell, Irene Couture, Josephine Cross, Evelyn Cryans, Ethel Devost, Grace Dion, Madeline Donaldson, Ruth Dumas, Juliet Dumas, Olivette Edberg, Esther Firestone, Irene Flynn, Loretta Fournier, Dolores Gibbons, Frances Gilbert, Fabianna MISS VVILLIAMS illllvnihrrs Goudreau, Alice Grigel, Mary Grigel, Veronica Halle, Loretta Hallett, Daisy Hanson, Solway Hawkins, Dorothy Hill, Alma Isherwood, Ruth King, Marion Lehnert, Evelyn Lepage, Alice Levesque, Edna Levesque, Yvette Levine, Marcia Locke, Doris Lunderville, Jeannette MacLean, Thelma Marcou, Mary Margolin, Sara Marquis. Louise McCarthy, Eileen McGivney. Evelyn McKee, Hazel McKinley, Madonna Milligan, Olive Mooney, Dorothy Morin, Alda Morin, Mary Jane Murdock, Isabelle Murdock, Theo lllnllllxmml1H14HHull1llilllnnllnlnlunln 19827 lllllllllllllllllllltlll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli 59 MR. ROBERTS Murphy, Viola Myler, Letitia Nickerson, Leona Pendo, Nina Pennock, Bertha Pepin, Juliet Piper, Clara Plummer, Geraldine Preil, Bessie Preil, Sarah Pruzan, Martha Rines, Doris Rodgerson, Ruth Rozek, Angeline Smith, Flavilla Smith, Myrtie Southgate, Ethel Stafford, Evelyn Spinney, Inez Sproul, Geraldine Studd, Ena Sturgeon, Ethel Sulloway, Bessie Thurston, Alberta Thurston, Alice Tourangeau, Dorothy T rundy, Edna NVebb, Pauline VVhiting, Flora XVitter, Avis VVoodward, Florence Tlx v ZW E TE 0 lx' Uhr Svmnrh anh Shirlh 'l he Sword and Shield is the newest of the school organizations, being formed for the purpose of assisting in any school enterprise where its Services are desired. Membership consists of one representative from each home room, elected hy the students of that room, and the four class presidents. Gbiiirsrn I 'resident tl ILJX NNl2'l l'li RUMNEY Vice President. Mi-X l DUNN.-X NlClNllNL1fXY Kgrodnia, Max Atwood, Robert Coulomhe, Lucille Duggan, Ann Ford, Raymond Fortier, Richard Halle, Stella llutchinson, Orton Secretary-'I'reasnrer. lf R .NN li IX l eil Mvmhvra he 19527 Keenan, Urban Linton, Howard Locke, Doris Martin, Archie Martin, Arthur Tardiff, George 'lfh0rn, Leif NVagner, Wllllillll ll.l.l T11 c' fb? E T li U R W ,f 'W ? '0 W Ma-.Q Q -4,000 0 gl 0 , I -,,.-, f p 4? yf ib' ff X-,f Q2 ' 5 .V f 2. fg I , I 5-5 f A, 4: f Qs? M gf' - 14 I W fi f Y - ' 7 f 6 rf if' W N' . 0 N ' 3 1 ' K ff -x X , ' ' we , W Pau 15213 1' Z W mllllrulfr . I U W M W Qian 00 1 . 0 19 ,, 'llw M ml rn 0 in UU Nlllllllf 0, I 'llI ll' llllyf Q I lil 'flu 'H' HIUUMWII WIRE? 'WWI 'J'n:!:'xii J 00 0 v' I , '0 Mu llllnnl xx! ff ffl H lQfj,2Q' P 01 Th ti tl f' fl If T16 0 lx' Ellie Natiunal Athleiir Svrhnlarahip Svnrirtg nf Sernnharg Srhnnlz 41+ illlvmhera nf Natinnul Srhnlzmtir Snrivtg liclwin lilake i Cierarcl lllorin XYilliam Uefltanmlain :Xnatole Penclo llanaforcl Donovan llarvey Roberge joseph Fournier Robert Stanley lingene tiarnean lieorge Tarclitif lirecl Hayes lllesley Taylor Lawrence llolt XYilliam XYZlglll'l' Nlerrill Nlacliinnon Gerald XVatson Archie Martin Percy NYatson liligibility to membership in this society is limitecl to those students earning an athletic letter whose average in their school work for three con- secutive semesters is higher than the general average of the school. This yt-ar's athletic teams not only were successful in winning games. but a large percentage of the members of the teams won membership in the above society, nine football, seven basketball, ancl live hockey men being so honorecl. 11,1337 02 Tb if M E TE 0 R National Athletic Scholarship Society of Secondary Schools CHARTER By These Presents Be ll Known: That in order to recognize more fully the unselfishness of the boys Who, in a sportsmanlike manner, represent their school in athletics and who, at the same time, do their school work so Well as to warrant recognition, authority is herewith granted to the executive and administrator of the- ZtgiI-g5fff1U1Il..i-,.+- of 'fQBtii1l,il'imaf,liB:J11gr5I1:i1+fh-ka to organize, establish, and conduct a local chapter of the NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY to be known HS the --ii,a?B1i'HIl--.--- . W. . - S - Chapter. This Charter Number,4f4:2.H,. is given and granted under the hand and seal of the Executive Committee this,.gL,.day of -r.ai-192K LYMAN K. DAVIS, President B. C. B. TIGHE, Vice Prcsidenl H. A. SWAFFIELD, ' Presidenl S 1: tary- Treasurer 191927 3 3 ,Mi ii i. . .,,i . . l l ' l The .E TE OR l FRONT ROW-IJECHAMULAIN, M. MORIN, STANLEY, TAYLOR, CAPT. MORIN, ACTING ' ' 1 ' LT BLXKE HAYVEELI. BATR, ROBERGE, MARTIN IAIT. LOUTURE. ACTING CAPT. HO , 1 , . BACK ROW-MANAGER MACKINNON, SUNBURY, TWITCHELL, DONOVAN, CRYANS. VALLANCOURT. COACH BURLINGAME, DORFMAN, PARKER, MILLIGAN, FOURNIER, AGRODNIA, ASSISTANT MANAGER KING. ill n nth at ll THE S1TASON'S RESULTS Berlin ,... .. ,.,,A.... .. 6 Mexico ,.A,. 12 Berlin ,.., . . 2 Rumford ..,. .,.. . .. 0 Berlin .. .. .. .. 29 Hebron 2d . . 6 Berlin . ..i,i 35 Groveton ., 0 Berlin .. , . ,..,. 10 Rochester .. ..... . . 6 Berlin .. . ....,. 20 Littleton ,.,. ....,....i. ....... . . O Berlin , . ..,... 27 Proctor Academy ,.... 0 138 24 This ye-ar's football team was one of the best that ever wore the Red and Black. They were undefeated in New Hampshire, and not only won the Northern New Hampshire championship, but were strong contenders for state honors. Captain Morin's services were cut short by a broken leg, and Ernest Couture and Lawrence Holt led the team the remainder of the season. The 1926 schedule was the hardest ever attempted by a Berlin team and we glory in our splendid record. Ernest Couture, popular four letter man and star backtield, will lead the team next fall. while Alfred King will lay out a schedule and perform the managerial duties. Captain Morin, Martin, Stanley, Taylor, Roberge, llolt, DeChan1plain, Fournier, and Blake were elected to National Athletic Scholarship Society membership. ni. it ii ,r . i :Huw W' l Mullin mln ii 1 10 27 l, .illmuwiililllilwnliill 'lllM.lillll'llHilln ll lllll l l ll l 04 T11 ft all If T li 0 R BAFK llOxVi'RI.ANAGER BAIR, GRAYES, STANLEY, TAYLOR, MACKINNON, COACH IIURLINGAME. FRONT ROVVfDECHAMPLAIN, DONOYAN, PENDO, CAPTAIN NVAGNER, TARDIFF, AGRODNIA, MCGIVNEY. Engz' Eazkrihull THE SEASONS RESULTS Berlin .. .. Z3 Alumni .. .. . . Berlin 53 Colehrook Berlin ..,, .... 2 2 Holderuess .. ,. .. Berlin ..,. 64 VVoodsville .. .. . Berlin ...,,. .. 17 Lancaster ...,... . Berlin .. .. 37 Littleton Berlin .. 31 Mexico Berlin .. 19 Groveton Berlin ,.., 25 Lisbon .. Berlin 8 Lancaster Berlin ,. .. 43 Lishon Berlin ., .. ,. .. ,.,. 24 Mexico .. ,. 39 Berlin .. .. .,.. .. .. .. 38 Y. M. C. A.. .... Z4 The haskethall team enjoyed another successful season under the leader- ship of Captain VX'ag'ner. winning nine out of their thirteen games. The final game resulted in a victory over the strong Y. N. C. A. team. and as a result the hoys were acclaimed City Champions. Seven nienihers of the squad maintained so high a standing in their studies that they won membership in the National Scholarship Society. Those honored were Captain Xlfagner, Pendo, Donovan, Tardiff, Stanley, De- Champlain, and Nacliinnon. - Hanford Donovan was elected captain of next year's team, and Arthur Martin will serve as manager. 101937 of 7-0 u ,llli IKE 0 A' e l ll.Xl'K RUXN' Nl.XN.X1ilCR VRYANS, IKICAVIJUIN. lRUl'l'lll-IR. 'l'Ul'SSAlN'l', AIKENS, CO.Xl'll lil'Rl.lNti.XKlli. l RllX'l' ICOXV IDICNIARS. tiARNlC.Xl', Q'pXl l'AIN IIAYES, ROHICRIIIC, t'0U'l'IlRli. Mnrkrg 'l'lll2 SICASONH RliSUl,'l'S Ili-rlin A, ,. 3 XVZlI1flCI'CI'S 4 llerlin , 3 linngers ,. I llerlin ,. 2 Veltics l llc-rlin .. l Rangers , .. 2 lla-rlin , 3 XX':mcle1'e1's . ,, O llc-rlin ., 2 feltics Covertitnel . 2 llerlin .. . 4 florlmm lligh , ll llerlin , 10 Corlizun lligh 1 llvrlin 5 llridgtun .Xc':1d, 2 lla-rlin .. . , 0 llehron .Xl'2l1l. . . 3 lime In luck nl' ice it wus inipussilmle to culnplete the play-ull in the City l,a-:tgm-. This was the cause uf much regret to the high school lmoys as they had won the preliniinztry rounds and were leading hy il margin of nine points. Hnly une selmol-lmuy team proved themselves superior to the Red and lilnck. A-Xltei' sixty minutes ul' splendid play llehron i'Xc:icle1ny, undefeated fm' three years and cllznnpions of New England, gained a 3 to 0 victory. lidward llenmrs was elected captain for next year, and Urhan Keenan will :let as INZIIIZILICI' and prepare Z1 Schedule. lillllllllll llzlyes, fiZll'lN'2lll. XYz1tsun, and Rolmerge won lnemlversliip in the Nntiunzil Society its ll 1'ewzu'cl for their work in the classrooin. lqyff2 7 hh I I li I il. I , llll Ill Tl! 6 ME TEOR May May May M av May M ay 'I une 4 9 11 18 21 27 8 FRONT ROW:ABEAUDOIN, ROBERGE, ARCHIE MARTIN, COUTURE, CAPTAIN TARDIFF. DECHAMPLAIN, CRYANS, BLAKE. BACK ROW:-COACH BURLINGAME, ARTHUR MARTIN, AGRODNIA, TOUSSAINT, MANAGER SPINNEY, HAYES, GARNEAU, DEMARS, FOURNIER. Baseball THE SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Berlin Opponents Rumford, Maine . . Away 24 0 Mexico, Maine .... .... H ere 8 9 Gorham .,,.,.,.,... ..,. I lere 4 2 Gorham ,...,... ..,, ...A A W ay Hebron f2dj ..,i. ,.,. H ere Mexico, Maine... ...,.. Away Groveton ..i,. ....., . The team demonstrated and indications are that we brothers are working as our lfournier at second, Captain a strong' infield. They are Cryans, Agrodnia, Beaudoin, and Hayes can play several success. Vernon Spinney is Eight of the squad are Away its batting power in its victory over Rumforcl, are to have a successful season. The Martin battery and seem invincible. Couture at tirst. Tarcliff at short, and Toussaint at third form ably backed by the following fielders: Blake. and Roberge, Defhamplain, Demars, Garneau. of the positions and are vital to the team's the manager. members of the National Scholarship Society. 19827 07 'iff v IW E TE 0 R FRONT RllNN':--lfIf?Xl:l'ilgkl'I, 'l'ARlJlFF, MORIN, UUUTURE, URYANS, IJORFMAN, DEMARS, SEVONIJ ROW:-lfIacli1NNUN, TXVITFHELL, lJEK'HAMI'I.AlN, BAIR, MILLIGAN. 'I'lllRll ROVV:SVVIiENEY, MARTIN, DUNOVAN. YANDUVV, VVl'l l'ER, MORRISSETTIE, VVATSON l'Ul'R'l'll RUVV: ATWUOIJ, AHRAMSON. PENIDO, LEFEBYRIC. VVILSON, l'l,.-XRKE. STANIIINID: MANAIDICR IIAVVICICLI, COAVH HURLINGAME. Elrark Tllli SCIIICDULTC Ol? MICIQTS .Xpril 1 Dual Meet with Y. M. C. XX. May 7 Dual Meet with Rumford. May 14 State Championship at Durham. May 30 North Country Championships. -lune 4 Kiwanis Meet at Manchester. RESULTS lierlin lligh .... ,. 41 1-2 Y. M. C. A .,....,.... 35 1-2 lierlin lliffh ,.,..,...... 63 2-3 ' Rumforrl .......,,.,..... 35 1-3 F- 'l'l1e two victories to clate have shown a well balancecl team. ln the clual meet with Rumforrl. the Recl ancl lilack not only won the Kiwanis trophy. but in the relay race Morin, Dorfman, Couture, and Cryans clefeatecl the Rumforcl Quarter ancl won the beautiful cup otiferecl by the Rotary Club. Tarrlill in the clistance runs will prove a harcl man to beat. Abramson, Donovan, Yanrlow, and XVitter in the high jump are doing well. Couture Taylor, l'enclo, Wilson, XYatson, and Martin are throwing the shot, discus, and javelin with superb results. Morin, Couture, 1JCCl1Z11l'll1l2l1l1, Demars. and Dorfman are showing ability as sprinters. Twitchell ancl Lefebvre are cloing the broad jump. Clark and Milligan are our pole vaulters, while the hurclles are being taken care of by Couture and MacKinnon. Roberge can always be clepenclecl upon to bring home points in the mile ancl in the half. The team's manager is liclwarcl llaweeli, and james Cryans, captain. IQ 427 bb' flt 'A lf ,ll A ' 'In' 0 I6 Berlin llerlin Ilerlin Berlin Berlin lierlin lierlin llerlin llerlin llerlin llerlin llerlin Il.Xt'lx RUNN BIvlxlNl.luN, NXAFNJN. TYAASON. l'U.Xt'Il llll.liIiRT. lxl XIINK HXI ll I RON'l' ROW -IIAIJIDAII. XlAN.Xtil'1R 1'ERlxlNS. i'AI'T.XIN KEIENAN KXR HX Girlz' Eazkrthall THE SEASONS RESLTIITS ..,.. ,. 53 39 47 346 37 59 . . 46 16 .. 23 ,, Nl .3 , 52 .. 18 Kennett .. Kennett Girls' Cluh Colelrrook Groveton . XYooclsville Littleton .. Lancaster Groveton ., l,islmon .. .. Mexico, Blaine Mexico, Maine l.ecl by Cillllllllll Selma Keenan, the Girls' llusketlmu leun not onli joyecl Z1 successful season. but hy virtue of their victories 'tnnexerl tie ellznnpionship of Northern New llzunpshire. Negotiations were m'1cle with Concord lligh School, the Southern Chzunpions, to plax lol the state title hut the expense involved was too great for either tezun tncl no gune wts seheclulecl. oinette llznnel was elected captain for next yezu intl I llen lxci 1 manager. Ant ,g 12337 Oo I Tlx 42 xW E 0 ilivttvr 11111211 mrarvrn nf tht im at Berlin Gigli BOYS Ben Abramson, Track. Max Agrodnia, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Carl Bair, Football, Basketball. Albert Beanfloin, Baseball, Hockey. Edwin Blake, Football, Baseball. George Clark, Track. lirnest Couture, Baseball, Football, Track, Hockey. james Cryans, Football, Baseball, Track, Hockey. hxvllllillll DeChan1plain, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Hanford Donovan, Basketball, Track. Edmund Dorfman, Football, Track. joseph Fournier. Football, Baseball. liugene Garneau, Hockey, Baseball. Dallas Graves, Basketball. Edward Haweeli, Football, Basketball, Track. Fred Hayes, Hockey, Baseball. Lawrence Holt, Football. Archie Martin, Football, Baseball. Arthur Martin, Baseball. Merrill MacKinnon, Football, Basketball, Track. Bernard McGivney, Basketball. Roy Milligan, Track. Gerard Morin, Football, Track. Maurice Morin, Football. Scott Parker, Football. Anatole Pendo, Basketball. Harvey Roberge, Baseball, Football, Track, Robert Stanley, Football, Basketball. George Tardiff, Baseball, Basketball, Track, Wesley Taylor, Football. Albert Toussaint, Hockey, Baseball. Keith Twitchell, Football, Track. NVillian1 Vallancourt, Football. VVilliam Wagner, Basketball. tjerald Watson, Baseball. Percy Watson, Baseball, Hockey, Track. David Yandow, Track. GIRLS IN Br Hockey. Hockey XSKli'l'B,'Xl..l, Selma Keenan Madonna McKinley Frances Peabody Mary Perkins Marguerite Watson Florence Cyr Mary Haddad Antoinette Hamel Lillian Hanson Ellen Keating 19827 AJ Hockey Tff w All li Tl-Q 0 lx' -L Q S 5 it A , v -125 50 , ,f 5' m Hilda 1m e AA f Q fi? a X wx fy ? a 00 , as g 10113.37 71 llllilfl im in i j t , , Tflc' TEOR MOVIE lC'I'lQlllC'l l'lC Since the Movies are a favorite pastime of llerlin lligh students, the follow- ing rules of etiquette should be carefully observed in order that one may derive whole-hearted enjoyment. lf. after following these rules, you are not asked to leave the theatre, it isn't our fault, as there must be something wrong with the management. XYhen approaching the ticket window. stoop as low as possible. for then vou may claim that you are under twelve and. thereby, enter on a child's ticket. The few cents gained may be utilized very economically by playing pool. or in some other highly cultured amusement. lf the ticket lady doubts your word, loudly protest and show your argumentative powers. This is really wonderful training for public speaking. ,X clinching argument would be that you are very young for your age. lJon't forget your bag of peaunts and a package of gum with which you may accompany the music. Those about you will adore tha . linter the balcony. and choose a seat in the middle of some crowded row. lie sure to step all over the people's feet while gaining access to your seat. They heartily enjoy that. Eventually you will arrive there after a few uncalled for remarks by inconsiderate theatre goers who would attempt to hamper your amuse- ment merely because you wish to step on their feet. Now, quickly slam the seat down. for you might be lucky enough to catch somebody's feet. and the howl that will arise will be very gratifying. If the film has not yet started. an ex- cellent pastime would be to test your marksmanship by hurling peanut shells at bald-headed gentlemen in the audience. They heartily enjoy that. and will even look up and give you a friendly smile Cl ! lj. XVhen the film starts. read the titles aloud. as the people about you will be very much interested in your reading powers. Never fail to warn the unknowing hero of his dangers, or to shout remarks at the film such as Terrible, She's got a face like a baby hippo in distress! and other such complimentary remarks. Make it a point to get a drink of water two or three times during the evening, for, by doing so, you are giving those in your row remarkable exercise because they must rise and be trampled upon whenever you exit. The effect of chewing a huge wad of gum is very musical and tends to keep those about you in good humor. Continue to chew while the fiavor lasts. then merely take the gum from your mouth, lean forward, and gracefully plant it in the hair of some lady in front of you. This will cause no end of enjoyment to both of you. lf, by this time. for some unexpected and unforseen reason, the manager kindlv t' ?j asks vou to vacate, proudly rise and tell him that the hlm was awful. and that you were just about to leave anyhow. This will cause the manager to repent, and he will beg you to remain, but hold your stand, unconcernedly turn on your heel, and walk out amid the whimperings of the owner. 'll llll n ll i it inn. 19527 72 Th 4' Wifi TE 0 N 'KEN '24 fl av N 13 ' ' QI I Z: .11 ,y ,I vm ,' if Q - . win -D Je' .. fur' IFJ . ' JZ WJ' Q M J. 5- 'e I ll, 1- .bi .5 .45 gg rf , , W su- wa- 41. ' 01 1 Qs tm .3 iw 53, AMW: 36' 3' J' ro, dy 9 2' 1- 1' if af 4. .1' 1' A 15 -JL gp 'S -4. ,4 'C ' 15 . 5 in W 21 ' I fl 0 U 1 0 44 Jo gs. 'l .n I, l ax Q .. ., 111 U , .Nw ,I 5. -11 'I Q -'S -G2 , In tv. . I M 7' . xl. M. , 'iq W ' lisa 1' ' I X Y 1 - o ' , O ' I A 'lvl' E NT IO N Children of the Junior. Sophomore and lfreshman Classes, drawing made 'lf ,1 'N ,u ae li, 11.11 f ff iii Z I H ,'1'u'i ' N , iwiwzo 'r i o.i ,f H ii,w,,i'w,: 1 fi 1, Girl-My boy friend is an awful liar. Friend-I don't know. I think he's pretty good at it. LOGIC The reason that some of our fellow students are Hunking is that they think they must be behind in their studies in order to pursue them. lXlacliinnon-Mr. Rienert, I can't see the figures. Nr. Rienert-VVhat's wrong? Does thc light shine on the hoard? MHC1ifl1lllll1g No! lt's eclipsed. Instructor-vDo yoll helieve in capital punishment? Harris-No! Not in school. Student, trying to account for week's allowanceMl.et's see. I had 53.50. Spent a quarter on pool, threw a dollar in craps. matched a quarter with Mac ancl lost, took the woman to the show, eighty cents, and -er--I must have spent thc other 31.20 foolishly. easy. Q V lf you can count to sixty, you should have no difficulty in mastering this suh- I -HA ject hy our new and approved easy 'QWE' WGELUYA method. hlust start at one, draw a . ' ' line to two, etc. ,-,-- Rau? - IQZNAM- Bill Xliagner. at track practice- .ff AM' An' XYha' cha' doing, Petit? 7' , liCtitC--lilll going out for the shot Q o 9 put. The coach told ine to start with ' 1 A the tennis ball and work up. OUT- -Z- Mwif , , , 8:00 Mr. Littlefield, speaking to Roma ' D.-What is a compound, Miss Ele- OM 'Wlbrg 'TD Neel' 0-uXtVfl UVvn ment? 1 9 P .2 7 I II1 , I 1 If 1' XIII! I 1, T15 0 11' I IXI11 Iiossctt, to 21 ,Iu11io1 I 1 I Mfg It IS just Iikc putting your IIIL1 ss 9' Zl piccv of i11k. f, V- ,V,- it Hrs. U1'1Iw:1yA- II1'tty.1Ii1I11l I s1KlI to yllll :1I1o.11t 1'I11-wing gum? X, -,Va 1 I1 1 5232555155 1 Iietty I,II1IUlIfI was QUIIIL' to Nl ' I' I ' 'I' it out Imul I IIIIWVUI to, 1 I I i h 114.1 -I . 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Van you give an exzuiiple? Voice from the IQCZl'l'Y.'X11y of the I.:1ti11s' wisc 1'1'z11'ks. I.:1111Ic1's flluycs t:1Iks i11 I1is sIevp. I'z11'kc'1'f'I'I1:1ssof I .2lIlfIOI'Sfk C:1I1I cI:1ss to1I:1y. II1' 1'c1'itc1I i11 too. Mrs. IXI:1cI3oweII-IJi1I you 161111111 Incl' to Imriug your I1cz11I? A 11 111 111 y III1ysiCs I1ook. nic-No. I must IIZIVC Ieft I'o XV11oM I'1' KIM' IIUINKI If you wisI1 pupils L'I'!Zl11gC their seats too often s RUIIIZL I7z1I1I. SIIG k11ows. Io st111I1 C f Qu QF, Q' A x N ff Ip A f ill X' I1 Q3 hgfffdl .-S '- g ' 1 -gl 537 :gi- .4- ,ii un- - 1 ' -H . - I h gxwwg fw Tfgwi ,111 ,nb 0 E - 1 Q - IF N 4 G 9 I l . J ,- lQJ.2f 7-I Th 4' E TE 0 R ' t eafidewmal swil' fllwfivwv- 'Nfl sp 'ts - hm nmbell -25'l5rTmil 'Boy ax A l Q f ' D- Y ' nd 'M MQ 1noii5s.gla'cl?5i1abEluourB O . . pfulnf tm logmutf. kk! 'EYf vm 'BEONDE P flfffd- 9 l'mm' Vatu , ,.,rEce,1gmuEllUSTllP1VE PER' PPI . 'F CT !!6r:2a.s.mf: , I C RT 58 7 RT- E 'lim' U ' W T' '1c.zClILSified aa,b:olg.'wwi.niu 1940 XYlllCN 'l'lllCY DO! Bunny Metiivney goes somewhere with- out 'Berta, U get all lf's on your report Card. Goals hy Couture-None. Her mother says Be in hy 2 a. m., any- way! Our school had an extra holiday. Under-Classnlen do not want Cards. Senior M. JK. hoys fail in English. Eddie Haweeli gets IUO in Math exam. Fat Holt loses 20 bs. A Senior Latin gets praised hy Miss Dyer. Bernard lylarcou knows his History. Lefebvre fails to leap up the stairs. Every Senior wants the same things for class rlayl Songs lmy Glee Clulm very much enjoyed by all. Miss Stern-XYhat did you like almout the story. Silas Narner? XYise Sophoxnere-I liked the money. Nliss R. Dyeri.-Xlmramson, you must stay after school tonight. lien--You must Cancel the engage- ment. Bliss llyer--lieu, go to the ohiee. lXlr. lfossett. to M. A. lmoys during a testfkre your problems like these? lf not, eorreet, and give yourselves one hundred. Math Teacher Qspeakiug on plus and minuslffNow, if you want to go to a footlmall game, and haven't the quarter to pay for a ticket, you lmorrow it. Now. when you do that. you are minus twenty-li ve cents. Bright N. .X.-fXYhat if you don't pay it back? Nath 'l'eaeherfXYell. in that ease the other fellow is minus twenty-hve cents. HAND RHHICARSAI, Nlr. tioldthwaitef-rlloltl keep that drum quiet. lloltflye got to tune it up. haven't I F lXlr. Goldthwaite-XVell, do it lmefore we start. Holtf-l do lmut it doesn't stay, we ought to have a couple of drum heads, Mr. C24JlCltllXVZlllIC-XvlllltlS the matter with them? llolt ttapping the drumj-.Xin't that sweet? 1 : V ' ? 5' 5 ff' 21? zzz: - I u V A -f 5 3 if i' f 13' . ' ' 1 7 7l FZ' E cod lliiR.ir':'lulliIlq:'tv?i-age tink 3 ! 19127 71 1 Tl' fl 1' ln 2 lk, 11111: l,ittle11el1l-XYl1at 1l11es 11e1'f11r- aterl mean ? Stll1lCll1f1J11I1.1 1il1UW. 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K1-:1ti11g f111'g11t l1is HXVCS1l'1'l1 f9t111'1 '? 11. XVils1111 NVZISIIV1 Callefl i11t11 the 11l11CC? lf. l 11gg 111111111 have cows? Shes- l never get wet XV1lCl1 l have lllj' sl111es 1111. 111-WXNI13-r F-11e-lie1'a11se tl1ey'1'e 11lllll1lS. 13111 Y111' 1iNl1XN' VCl'll1lll SC1lllZll'K' likerl t11 argue s11 NVU11 that he Wtbllvl eat a11yt11111g W11lC11 agrees witl1 llllllf '1iC!lC119l'7XY111l1 11111 yllll get for the seeonlcl answer? john-I got it wrong. f 9 ,KQV ' ff, 1., .. vi Mjwkt ,-f'- Vi- 6 .... jf, V - L 'X fx . ' 5 W ' fe' ' Lf? 7? nf ' 9 1 AQ5 '2'fT1,'w,'ii.2CT.4mbei.i 11112 1.ittlel1el11-XYl1e1'e is silie1111 l-Ullllll? SZll'Zl11-111 gas tanks. lXliss Stern. Zl1J1ll'l12lL'11lllQ lla1'11l1l 15011111211 wl111 has sl111w11 great i11t1'1'est Zlllfl 11111011 e111'i11sity as Miss Stern was wl1is11e1'i11g i111livi1111a1ly t11 her ushers --XVe are g11i11g t11 11sl1e1' tonight, llar- 11l1l. Will yllll please wear your ligl1t l1l11e eve11i11g 111'ess? Mrs. 11l'l1W211'f'lqilylllllllil. C111 y1111 1illUW1lI1y 111 the 111101115 wl1i1'l1y1111 were s11111111se1l t11 learn ltbtlily? 1'1lllllSlll1--X'CS. 1 lillHW Ny heart lea11s 1111.11 Stanley-NYell, l 1111151 l1e 1111. 17111'f111a11-S11 l 1111ti1'e1l the 111'st ti111e l lIlC1 11111. Mrs. i1l'1lVV2lj'f' Now, ylllll' 111011195 5111111111 he written i11 such a style that even the 11111st st1111i11 11e1's1111s e1111l1l 111111e1'sta111l them. lJ111'f111a11'Yes. l 1ill0W. 11111111 1llll'l. 1l1111't yllll llll11Cl'S1lll1l1? Stanley-1 Cfllllll go 1111 1la111'i11g like this forever. Ann lXl11ffett-N11, y1111 C0ll1K1l1'1. XYUL1'1'C 1111111111 t11 i111111'11ve. 397 ywfl' if lf' ft T15 ff I'-I f f if If It I f'7,0g'x ny! A L Q JJ A . AUTOGRAPHS J f I! .ls ,H I 2 X I ff 1' U15 T! I If ffj If gW If I I 0 J lxx ' e- ---- g . ? gb IQIQD S1 ilu1lmrll4lnwei1,u,-Wwww ,i in it 1 ' ' wi l 'iw will wil iw ii' 'ii mufmlml 1mlrmvu'Hiullrll'Iv1l1imHvmlmmllwlvmlmlmlmllllllllllllmlvllllllvimllmlul Qifif Worried-lex Suzi ....made for the man with custom-tailor tastes Taste is often in advance of income. Many men desire custom-tailored clothes who are not quite ready to afford them. Worsted-tex suits are ready-to-wear, but they are made of the kind of cloth you see at a fine custom-tailor's. Compare the cloth for softness of texture --the suit for dignity of style and dressi- ness--and as for wear. If Worsted-tex does'nt wear as well as The the best suit you can buy at any price-- we'll replace it ! SUIT Come in andjudge there new styles foryoursey bl The Stahl-Clarke Co. GOJ'.f6lllZ,J' Pdlfil' az d ' n Hardware Store . t . josuvl-I G. GOSSELIN, Pmp. Insist OH Getting 1Jl1l.I1fK7'J' and Papcrbangerf B u I- u S t Bread Paints, Varnishes and Wall Papers and all products of Picture Framing a Specialty The Toussaint Baking C0 Bleached Water : Stove Polish 6 Phone 3 633 56 Main Street, Berlin, N. H. Telephone 220-W B lAllIlllllllIlll'IllllllIIIllIllII S2 The big event in the life of a hoy or girl-- Graduation Their friends will expect a photograph and they will treasure it in years to come. .- '-., 1 8 S : 2 9 O.. Noela... Special School Prices BETTER PRINTING is the Guy Stream in Business that melts the Tremendous Mountains gf Icy Indwfrenee, And sends the old Shzp of Trade Safe info Me harbor gf Success. Better Printing--Better Service Better Prices mm W EVERETT F. SMITH O . 36 . Telephone goo-M 'I allre mtlaun 51112110 381 High st. Berlin, N. H Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty Company W or!d's Greafest Aufomobile Mufual AUTOMOBILE :: COMPENSATION :: LIABILITY Plate Glass and Burglary Insurance and F1oE1.1'rY BONDS p Assezs--December jlsf, IQ26 - ,Z5,526,,131.3,1 Paid Dividends last year of Qsfny an J. A. Vaillaneourt Agent 155 Main St., Berlin, N. H. Tcl. 124 ,,,,. , 51? BROWN CO. STORE .lii Swality, Low Prices and Service is Our Motto Meats, Groceries Hardware, Furniture Men's Furnishings .iii- NIBROC KRAFT TOWELS Phone 46 Berlin, N. H. ' he Qlittg zttiunzrl fgzmlz BERLIN, N. H. STRONG : CONSERVATIVE : RELIABLE Capital .... S100,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits 153,868.44 We solicit your patronage A. M. Stahl, President F. C. Hannah, Cashier John B. Noyes, Vice-Pres. W. H. Colbath, Asst. Cashier Giitg innings Bank BERLIN, N. H. Located in same building with City National Bank, to accommodate those who wish to open a SAVINGS ACCOUNT Four Per Cent UMA compounded May 1st and Nov. lst on all deposits Berlin Foundry 6? Machine Company CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS PROMPT DELIVERY ACID RESISTING BRONZE A SPECIATLY MACHINE WORK AND GENERAL IOBBING BERLIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE ik! fuzz Ever Take Nofzke that others come and go--but We've been at the same old stand for 14 years. Why P because We give our customers full value for their money, and our Work and mer- chandise is guaranteed in every way. We thank 'au or 1151 afvors and count on ou or 'our uturc alrona c J P 3' 3 P X Same old place and same old name Berlin Shoe Rubber Repair Co. MARY GAGNE, Prop. P. LAUSIER 34 Main Street Tlhe Berlin Euilhing tmh Euan Amrnriatinn offers the Citizens of Berlin a Sqfk and S'yslematz'c Method W' Safving Organized x89o Authorized Capital fI,OO0,000.00 V Starts in March and September For detailed information consult any of the Directors BOARD OF DIRECTORS Julius Stahl, President Warren W. James, Vice-P d nt VV. D. Bry r S t d 1' E. F. Osgood W, H. Ger h A. R Ch p D. W. MacLean H. G. Spear Georg: Caird F. W. Rahmanop H. W. Noyes John S. Gibb NO Geor e's Q Evofytfzzhg Good To Ea! Buooff Hardware am! Famzfare Co. Mdin St., Berlin, N. H. C. JV. Hoagaofz Co Anthracite Bitumino Wood and Coke Phones: 017556 221-R Tam' 221-W I Ph 5 ELI J. KING Cfvoioe Groc'erz'e.r aaa' Meats 9 Main St. Berlin, N. H GILL'S Flowers from the Greenhouses at the Jborlest notice Wag U-QE , , . pg V li' pf, EZE? I!!! THOMAS Gl l,L, Florist Phone I8 Bastian Bros. Co Man ufiacturing fewelers ana' Statz'01zer.v T0 High Schools and Colleges CATA LOG ON REQUEST No. 1380 Bastian Building Rochester, N. Y. A. ABELLI Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fruit and Vegetables Telephone 540 Al6ertz'ne G. Lambert Hairdresser 64 Main St., Cote Block it in 'I I . . ..1,Ii,i.l1 . I I 'Nmllw , iq .u. ll in mi, Allin 11 iii. .ill ,l . i. im 114 . , .nn ,.. HHH- ,,,,i..li,.,,. Smith's S. G. S. Garage Ring Gears and Pinions, Timken and Ball Bearings, Starter Gear Rings, Pis- ton Pins, Rings and Bushings, Ray- bestos Clutch Facings, Hexo Inner Rings, Axles, Drive Sz Pinion Shafts, Timing Gears, Chains and Eaton Springs, Replacing oi Mufflers. NIGHT AND DAY SERVICE 210 MAIN STREET BERLIN, N. H. Phones: Office 303-M Res. 150 rmanent Wavin Pi th E g P g WHY SUCH y 6 Ll C116 YOCGSS A HURRY ! 515.00 Now is the time to have a permanent before the hot weather begins. The Eugene Process gives a very natural wave, one which you will be proud of. Polly Prim Beauty Shoppe 143 Main Street Berlin, N. H. Here is a man trying to catch up with the season--didn't get his new spring clothes early enough. Now he's hustling to get to our store while we still have his size in the styles he prefers. Heis not the only one--so we keep a large selection for late comers--Suits, Topcoats, Hats, Hosiery, Shirts, Neck- wear, and all the rest. IVI. Winer 74 Main Street Berlin, N. H. IT IS A FACT l Happineff by the Yard that Our l urniturc is the lincst df Olmtainalilcz E , R that wc- pay more to get only sclcrtccl quality 1 , -SIM'-V. C0lf1HI.v. ll nnlrzlx rum' .llill lf11r1'.v that you pay loss than prices askcrl for Orfliiiary quality. RIQMNANTS .X SI,iiClANXl4,l.Y . . Tcl. 3l2-NV Louzy Fournier E5 Son 26-30 M JXS1 lN STR EET Cliff' lilnrk ol .lluin .Ylrwl H4'I'fflI, QV. WHEN IN NEED OF WOOD COAL COKE Lime, Cement, Briefs, Fertilizer, Sewer Pzpes and Fzizzezgs CALL UP Simon Stahl 81 Sons Oilice IOO-R3 Yard loo-W 100 Main Sf. Berlin, N. H. Tf'l1'fl101za' ON5-gll D' JU-passenger llus and Nc-gulatiuii Size Cars Of Luxury JEWELER filllllflllft' Lim' of Jvfuvlry for Graduation C2 ll. ISIQXl,7I'.-XRl..'XN'l', l'rOp. Vmiic and sclcct yinlr prcsviits now wliill- stuck is cmnplcm Day and Night Service S3 Main Struct, Berlin, N. ll. 115 Maniicring St., licrlin, N. ll. UI Q0 s The best is none too good for the graduates Your Money Back Unlefr EE 06' F Cyntfzia Sweet Clzocofatef Mdkfl Bef!-or Bread Page E93 Shaw Cfzocolatef Our Own Candief Cfzocolatef and Bon-Bom Berlin Grain Co. Dz'Jz'rz'outorJ Glue 84 illlarhnnalh The Sweetest Place in Town Compliments of o THE MOTOR MART Agency for Studebaker : Packard : Dodge 1327 Upper Main St. Berlin, N. H. 9 58 Main Street E A New Suit Costs ? Your J Sl'l'l' MAY lili t'l.lipXNliID tll,l . :mel l'rusac1l so it IAJHIQS l,llili NICXX' FUR X200 TRY US WC W. - TAlzoRfNGflflN5'Nc Di 'l'el. 203-R he Hi -Y B. I-I.S. Y. NLC. A. 'l'lll'f l'L'Rl'tJSl:l 'lb crczttv. lllllllllillll :tml cxtctnl tltrouglm- ont thc school :intl cmntnnnity ltigll stztnrl- ztrcls nl K'l1risti:ln l'lturztctv1'. 'l'l l lf Slllt IAN 1 ' im, t'lc:1n living, clcztn spa-rrlt, rlcztn ttltlt tl vlt-:nn sclntluraltip. 'l'l l li Ulll lil l'l VICS llt-stltli lH'llk'l'llll'lll, nn-ntztl :u't11lt!'t'ltlL'lll. xtrlll t-nriclnni-nt, social :trlx'ztt1t't-tin-nt :intl wrviri- 1ll'lllk'Yl'lllt'lll. l'rz-xinlt-nl, l'f4lw:trtl llztwt-1-li Yirt' l'rvs. Xlvrrill Klttcliinntnt Yitw- l't'm's., NX'clnlm'll l'olt-y 'l'rv:tsnu-r, lVilli:un VV:tgnr-1' unior lli Y with siinilzn' ptlrpost-s IS ztlw .N ,I f , tnqqztniyt-rl witll tln- fnllmving Ill-llCk'l'SI l't:-xtflrnl, .'Xt'rllit' Nlxtrtln l.i':tnlrl', iieurgrf Alilfllll Excellent Shoe and Rubber Repair Service .X'l' IHCQXSQ JNAXHLIQ l'RlCliS Char. E. Buflzey No. 5 lirccn Sqttztrc llvrlin, N. Ullrlt-1' Slrvct llztilwzty' XY:tlting Romn l'l1onv l28-XY Hstatlilislwtl llllllt Tel. 135-M MARY CYR H tl lil 'drefrer Noyes Court Berlin, N. H ilbert's lcv l'rc:nn lfrt-slt Nuts Cztntly l'np Ulrn l,1t1n'ln-1 tnvtti- Vigztrs 'iff tlluiu Y! Trl. 5 H A Milt- rlllvvrl 'fillt'tIfl't' Q2 Qlamphell 84 walker Plumbing and Heating Contractors Low Pressure, Steam Vapor :mtl Hot XYater Heating, tzlxo Power :mtl lligli l,'l'CSSl1l't5 XYorlq Tcl:-plloiic 554-M W5 Pleztszmt Street llerlin, N. ll. EXTRACTION OF TEETH MADE POSITIVELY PAINLESS by New Gas: Nltirnis-Uxnl :mal Oxygen Also X-Ray Pictures of the Twill C0lIA'Itff Dr. D. G. Stewart 105 Main Street, Berlin, N. ll. Uvci' Cue K Nztcmltmzlltfs Tel. 154-XY Try our new mode ef Dry Cfeamifzg Tllli C'lll'f.Xl'lfS'l' IN TUXYN A. A. St. Pierre 'l'All,OR I-H ilfuiu Sl. l3vrIf11, N. H. Berlzkz Carb Market l7'9 Main Struct, Ilcrliu, N. Il. 'lit'll'IDlIUllC .WI Groceries amz' P7 0KUl.SZ'07ZX sl'IQt'I.xI.'I'Y wx Mli.x'I's t'tJl'R'l'liSY 1 Qlf-XI.l'l'Y 2 X'.'Xl.L'Ii 'l'ln- Moy Lip-to-tlutv market in the city Parker Pens uma' Pem'z'!.f Newspapers and Periodicals Sporting Goods Confectionery Ice Cream . M. Dresser IO Green Square MofTett's Pharmacy J. .x. Mol-1111.1 I, lm., Z llfv ,,l'IIfjA' ltfv I,1't'.S't'l'l.f'fl.0II.Y nit vm-1 .11-fff-fm We lffv .S1ftIfl'0lIt'I'-V Have ll'.s' lfrmkx um! .Yrllnnl It Slfjvfvliav HB' Cl-tjtIl'.Y - 175 MAIN STREET Berlin, N. ll. 'll' i '1l' it l'hone 686-W Hillside Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN B. GILBERT Contractor and Builder Screens and Mill Work Automobile glass ground, fitted and set While you wait just received a special machine for this kind of work Your Traveling Problem Solved LaRoche11e Sa, The Clothief W oodfzwnf E639 Gerrzkla Dress Well and succeed about Tourist Floater Insurance E 9-I No Matter XVhether Suits, Coats or Dresses for Ladies and Misses The Best in Quality, the Latest in Styles You'll Find at H. DAVIS Robzklzzzufff Garage Cas XYelding and B1':1zing Why not have your ear overhzmuled We g'uzu'antee to please you -13 VORK STREET Telephones: Garage 413-W House 111-XV T'ozmg'5 Lazmdfyf Arthur Gilman, Prop. 235 MAIN S'l'Rl.ilC'l'. l3liRl.lN. N. ll. Phone 74-R A. Vallee Shoe and Rubber Repairing of all kinds 155 PLEASANT STREET East Side Drug Co. 183 EAST MASON S'l'RlEli'l' BERLIN, N. H. Northern Automobile Co. li ERLIN, NEXV IIAMPSI IIRIS City Garage Co. The House that Service Built M I rf-5 Page ' Buick and G. M. C. Trucks 12 Exchange Street Berlin, N. H. fill ,lm , LEE G. WILSON GLEN C. WILSON RETAIL MILK DEALERS and FARMERS One Grade of Milk--THE BEST From tuberculin tested Holstein Cows, recommended by physicians and nurses as especially desirable for infants and children. Farm Address : Spring Hill Milk Farm, Milan, N. H. Tel. 11-15 KINSMAN SL MILLS Rutland, Vermont MONUMENTS MARBLE : GRANITE Work of all kinds, set up in all parts of the country Branch at 258 Main Street, Berlin, N. H. P. 0. Box 1133 Tel. E07-W TELEPHONES 2 Parent's Grocery LEO A. PARENT, Prop. Distributor of Drake Cakes Cain's Mayonnaise Kraft Cheese 166 Main Street Berlin, N. H 'illwi it iuuullii 11 .,, ,l,,,,,.uu mm u A 1, I rw , ,, ,I ,,,, U M, I, l.u,.l M- :,.l,lrul,w,lu,,,,l,-'w,l,,,,u,ll mum, NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY SCHOOLS OF Business Administration and Engineering FOUR YEAR PROFESSIONAL COURSES IN Business Management Accounting and Finance Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Chemical Engineering Administrative Engineering , LEADING TO THE BACHELOR'S DEGREE THE COOPERATIVE PLAN Alternate study in college and practice in the industries under supervision affords the student an opportunity to earn a considerable part of his college expenses. REGISTRATION Students admitted to the Freshman Class in September or January may be ready for the Sophomore work before the following September. Catalog and information sent upon request. Northeastern University Department of Admissions MILTON J. SCHLAGENHAUF, Director Boston, 17, Massachusetts I . i 11-10 ,uw 'ii-lil lVIARCOU'S FILLING STATION 511 Goebel Street Berlin, N. H Tel. 553-M GASOLINE, OILS AND GREASE UP-TO-DATE WASH STAND FREE CRANK CASE SERVICE Washing Cars - 31.50 to 2153.50 Simonizing - - 57.00 Ramseyfs Golden-Crust Bread PIES AND CAKES will satisfy your family - Ramsey's Bakery BERLIN, N. H. r,Ef3Q51f:8ii,?s EQIP? 11 E59 5' . .... , , 265.00 5 - 'ffl at--'ffffgf ,.., ..'fv 1 CJUARANTEED 3 0 Y EA R s - ugh V i F N o T MlL,A.5..-3 --.-. ' .fm , QL ' V ,vii M 1 s U s L D .... .4 ,w 6 wg . Q Y . f.. . You'II like this new perz Jhigbg fy, ., . . I' ' Oflbresl in nristocmuc ,let block I S ,. H -- . W F5-:t Wilson Plfarmacy Q mi, SHEAFFERS ei? WA und beautiful Jude grttn ith 9. We points to ht evr. y writing style L . . J I I l . . e . fgrvf' 5,43 162351 ' rf' A ' - . Ps' ., fr , ' wi-.42 ' 1 19 113122 SEESFGQSQF' Athletic Goods of all Kinds For the Season mm OWEN F. COLE 23 Main Street Berlin, N. H. Graduation Suggeftzbn ,, -,,,,..---- C D Y THE GIFT THAT PLEASES ALL A delzghzjhl way to expref: II manage gf 1gjf2fctz'on Lovell 3539 Covel Apollo Masterpiece Chocolates Burbanlc's Creations ..AT EMMA'S 169 Main St. Berlin, N. H W. J. BOURASSA JEWELER I bxwuvld I LTA- ,-A A W- J-- ewel ' mosl' .apgwczhaldgiefgili May are lasting .1113 imzsunsfd dunkzg Meir fuzzy 11' e. T Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry 73 Main Street Berlin, N. H. Telephone 3-W The Time The Thought The Place GRADUATION GIFTS THE SI-IOREY STUDIO GORHAM, N. H. The Economy Clothing Co. BERLIN'S BARGAIN SPOT Ready to Wear for Men, Women and Children Quality Merchandise Featured AT THE LOWEST PRICES REAL SAVINGS HERE FOR THE THRIFTY BUYERS Values in deed, not ln dreams ALWAYS WE UNDERSELL Here is Good News forthe Graduation Boys SPECIAL DISCOUNT will be given on all Suits and Fur- nishings. We will be pleased to show you the suit you can buy for less money at CORTELL'S .7V0rtber7z .f4ut0m06z'!e C0 Berlin, New Hampshire HARRY PREIL Ladies' and Children's Ready-to-wear Garments 151 Main Street Berlin, N. H, Tel. 414-W Curtis Hardware Store Main Street, Berlin, N. H. Halle's Market ' Manufacturers ot Pork Sausages and Frankforts Get vour Hot Dogs at I-Ialle's 1 Cor. Mason and Pleasant Streets VALUE That's what you Want in your clothes and value is the sum total of Fine Fabrics, Good Tailoring, Correct Style and Perfect Fit. - Don't Buy Price-tags But Values Come to E. COULOMBE 95 Main Street Where values are awaiting you. Exclusive but not expensive. CORTELUS is giving the Graduation Girl special discount on all Dresses, Coats and Furnishings ?9li3lElrl5S Ellie Qziixsiness Qillzxrtngers appreciate the support fnlqirly the husines msn liaiie giflen Tillie glitletenr auth urge the rezxhers fu patrurlize nur zlhheriisers C1-lie story of youth is Cl story of gowth and change. You'll want new pictures of the youngsters soon and vacation days ojjfcr the oppor- tunity. Make the appointment today Y Uhr Umrgnnh Sviuhin Berlin Cash Grocery H. ROSENFIELD, Prop. Meats Groceries GREEN SQUARE Berlin, N. H. Few Men can afford to disregard their appearance. As people judge a man by his looks CLGTHES are a big factor in success. We can't pretend to assure success to everyone who wears our clothing-but we'll guarantee that what Quality, Style and Fit can dodwill be yours. H. LEWIS Sz SON Clothiers and Haberdashers Specializing in Clothes of Quality 23 Main Street Kelley's Service Station 187 Pflvllrlllf Slrnff Pharm 666 Accessories Supplies General Repairing Distributors ot' Fedem! Motor Trucks .Iobbers of Repfacemem' Parts kfbr all can 'lithium IIVSURE and BE SURE Vacation Time Insure your personal effects against all risks and perils of Fire, Lightning, Cyclone, Tor- nado, Flood, Navigation and Transportation, Theft, Pilfer- age and Larceny, at any place. Inrunmce in all iff bnzzzchu O. KEROACK, Agent 189 Main SIXTH! Plume 458 Il Bffflill, N. H. 11 H I Hlllllll ll llf11ll 'll 1 l 1 1 1 l I E Graduation Gifts manga mmm wh Pen and Pencil Sets E t QI Writing Cases I. nf Music Rolls Incorporated 1890 Pens Capital and Surplus SB125,000.00 Mott S Total Resources . 5B1,225,000.00 O Checking Accounts of Corporations, Firms and Picfufgs and Individuals invited . , , Table showmg the growth of this bank A Beautiful New Line of Stationery Year Surplus SzUndiv. Pronts Deposits Al ' 1904 S 14,799.63 if 231,841.40 so a Complete Img of 1909 26,123.16 317,402.99 ' N 1914 37,088.71 410,668.18 Graduation C4141 1919 46,661.85 626,206.44 1922 63,457.75 911,719.35 -W ET 1926 100,264.73 1,091,205,537 The steady growth in the business of this bank is evidence of the good service we give to our customers consistent with sound banking. All business, large or small, receives the per- ' sonal attention of the officers. The Gif! Shop We invite you to open an account with this bank. . Why Pay More ? Buy at Labnonis and save money All our garments are guaranteed lfe iczfue cz compfete Zine gf Gma'zzafz'02z Garmems Graduation Dresses 158.50 to 5520 Evening Gowns 512.75 to 320 Blue Suits, 2 pr. pants, 325 to 838.50 White Flannel Trousers at 34.98 LABNON se s0Ns Co. 199 Main St. fopposite Albert Theatrej It Crepe Paper Typewriters Typewriters to Let Typewriter Paper Typewriter Ribbons Book Ends Spencerian Pens Fountain Pens Pencils Writ' I k mg n s Show Card lnks Paste Whiting's Stationery Pen Holders Musilage Check Writers Playing Cards Gifts 77 zz zany? HENEVER you Want a printing job immediate- ly and you want to be assured that it be a good job, call on us. Our organization and equipment are flexible enough to aceommodatea special rush demand. Wfzen in a fzurzjf ca!! SMITH E92 TOWN KTHE SMITH-POLEY PRESSQ PRINTERS 339 STATIONERS V 412 Mzzz'12 Sfreef, Berlin, N. H. Rubber Stamps Desk Bl ottera Steel Filing Cahi Steel Shelving Steel Safes Desk Trays nets Office Chairs Waste Basket Ledgers Ledger Sheets Chair Cushion Carbon Paper Steel and Wooden Desks s Blank Books Loose Leaf Books Christmas Cards s Wax Paper for Cooking ,,u m,wMww , lc V Turning The Wheels of Industry LIGHT SERVICE POWER An Efficient Hydro-Electric Station LOCATED at GORHAM, N. H. The Twin State Gas and Electric Co. JOHN L. ORDWAY, Manager BERLIN NASH CO., Inc announces toe opening gf lfzeir NEW HOME ON PLEASANT STREET Monday, May Zjra' Up-to-date in all Departments THE NASH co. is READY TO SERVE You Berlin Nash Co., Inc. DEPENDABLE SERVIICE E Ask any of our Pollicyholldlemrs W. W., EURLIINGAME 1 N S U RA N C E 155 Alzlfll Sfruef, Room 12 Phone 7157-W' D0 you Want to be successful ? Form the habit of saving which is the A foundation of success An ffl'L'0llllf PV 1711 7'hlil'Bl1flk W if! Hwfp You 31.00 will open an account 470 interest will make it grow Rcfolzrc ' over ,5x1,C900,000.0C1 BERLJIN NATIONAL BANK I Daniel Daley lra YV. Thayer Law Offices of D.'Xl.l2Y X TH.-XYER Tonssnint Building Telephone 702 1-12 Main Street Berlin, N. H. N. B. DRESSER, M. D. Berlin, N. H. HARRY C. NOYES Attorney-at-Law Berlin, N. H. Compliments of C. B. I..-XFFIN. D. M. D. U. COULUXIBE Attorney-at-Law Berlin, New Hznnpsliire XV.-XRREN XV. I.-NIYIIQS .'Xtf0I'l1CY-Fit-llilw' Berlin, New Hanipsliire NORMAN 'LXCOBS Insurance 254 Main Street, Berlin, H. glulius Efhuigl, D. ilzlrrliis, N. Twentieth Year in Practice ll. l'lQlf1O, D. D. 5. DR- L- LYNN CLi'lil4l2R Berlin. N. H. Ostermpztth Berlin, N. H. ROBERT RICH iXtt0i'11eV-at-Lzlw XYL-rtlieim Block i' Berlin, N. H, Compliments of DR. bl, li. l..XROClllfl,l..lf !-EM , fw-X L w '!T 'll nm Q A 'X' ' , 7'-55 .. gl .LQ Q 'i '. lah' FROM THE PRESS OF SMITH B1 TOWN BERLIN. N. H. r--,. .. ,.. V- . 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