Brewer High School - Trident Yearbook (Brewer, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1947 volume:

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'Z'1'l4+'Xf I'+ 102-401-2lQIl Z 'l 'l 'l' . . pqw A 1.4. .u ,. ,., f-N. -..' 1 A f'-x ,gm fr + 'I' ' 54 1., .A- . . . TI-IE TRIDENT . . . Published by The Class of 19417 A CO0 BREWER HIGH SCHOQL - - BREWER, MAINE 000 Our School Board, intent on a Picture of a New School Building to which its Chairman, Maurice Baker, points, indicates better housing facilities for Brewer Grade Pupils and also the deep interest of the School Board in providing adequate Educational Facilities for Brewer Students. 5 e DEDICATION This issue of the Trident is respectfully dedicated to one who has gained the friend- ship and cofdence of the Student Body of Brewer High, its Alumni, its Faculty and the people of this community. ' Mr. Gove has attained his high place -in our regard through his rigid attention to duties 5 the standards set andumaintained in his Science Classesg his keenness of mind ,' his ability to impart knowledge g his honesty g his -fairness to all g and his willingness to aid, at all times, the Students of this School and the people of this City. HOWARD R. HOUSTON Superintendent of Schools ALBERT E. PILLSBURY Principal F CULTY Back Row-Mr. Maynard Sawyer, Mr. Ernest Haskell, Mr. Jack Wilkinson, Mr. Edgar Williams, Mr. Frederick Bean, Mr. Melvin Leighton, Mr. Richard Doten, Mr. Charles Heddericg, Mr. Burton Eldridge. Second Row-Mr. Clifford MacLaughlin, Mr. Alexander Pike, Mrs. Christabel Lawrie, Mrs. Marion Johnson, Mrs. Olive Wentworth, Mrs. Helen Todd, Miss Miriam Hall, Mrs. Marian Allen, Mr. Woodrow Bailey, Mr. Ernest Bradstreet. First Row-Mrs. Josephine Doe, Miss Lura Hoit, Miss Bernice Thompson, Mrs. Grace Kealiher. Mr. Guy Gove, Mr. Albert Pillsbury, Mrs. Marjorie Jenkins, Mrs. Anne Treworgy, Miss Mildred Thayer, Mrs. Mary J o Devitt. Baek Row-Evangeline Smith, Fran-ees Hodgins, Rodney Footman, Robert Libby, Elwin Gleason, Verton Lenfesti Richargl Foster, David Allen, Faye Clement, Jean Irving. Fourth Roxy-Bernice Welton, Jeanne Robbinsf Geraldine Hanscom, Elizabeth Harriman, Carolyn Woods. Carlene , Paine, Merna Baker, Clariec'Woorl, Shirley Walker, Rachel Green, Janice Maddocks, Annette O'Connor, Ellen Stratton. ' Third Row--Winifred Murray, Pauline Jameson, Dorothy Cust, Patricia Gibbons, Betty Dixon, Pauline Drew, Gloria Vayo, Eleanor Coney, Marguerite Floyd, Jeannette Pratt, Margaret Nickerson, Charlene Kartus, Aihne Fonsell, Joyce Peters, Janet Gagnon. ' Second Row-Mr. Bailey, Mr. Haskell, Phvllis Burrill, Elrie Carpenter, Barbara Foster, Ernest Moore, Joyce Baker, Clarence Bunker, Jean Flaherty, Maurice Alpert, Thelma Hardy, Mrs. Laurie. First Row-George Hayes. George Vereault, Raymond Tripp , Robert Tardilf, Albert Day, John McDonough, Robert Staples. lVinficld Stratton. 'lr E ditor-in-C hi e f ,..... Secretary . , , Executive Board . Matter can be changed in form but cannot be created or destroyed. Absent when taken .... .. TRIDE T BOARD OFFICIALS . .AJOYCE BAKER .. BARBARA FOSTER , ELRIE CARPENTER MAURICE ALPEBT IEAN F LAHERTY BARBARA FOSTER ERNEST MOORE JOYCE BAKER PHYLLIS BURRILL CLARENCE BUNKER GEORGE VEREAULT .MTHELMA HARDY ' 0 DAVID PHILLIP ALLEN 5 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Manager 1, 45 Student Council 15 Track Manager 45 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 15 Senior Play Cast 45 Tradic Officer 3, 45 Junior Speaker5 Witch Tales 2, 35 Bi-Lingual Club 3, 45 Trident Board 45 Debating Team 25 Motion Picture Operator 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 4. How that freckle matches that curl! Bright light-full of fun! Jeanie is his honey bun! PAUL LINDBERG ALLEN Baseball 2, 3, 45 Shop Club 45 Secretary of Freshman Class: Shop Basketball 45 Trans- ferred from Bucksport 35 Track 2. One of 0rrington's best Always a Leader-Mighty Mite! Good Kid-full of fight! MAURICE DONALD ALPERT Citizenship Day 15 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Intra- mural Basketball 35 Varsity Club 45 Trident 2, 3, 4 CExecutive Boardj 45 Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Contest 45 Class Vice-President 15 Class President 35 Student Council 3 iVicc- Presidentjg Journalism 1, 2, 3, 45 Editor of Vagabond 15 Editor of Witch Tales 2, 35 Editor of Brewer Highlights 45 .Iunior Speaker Dramatics 15 Public Speaking 15 Freshman Play Cast5 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, fVice-President 355 Traffic Oflicer 35 Ping Pong Tournament 1. 25 Debate Club 35 Track 4. Man of Leisure-Hooky Hero! Jean's his Girl Friend-Always true, When she's around lie's never blue. PHYLLIS IRENE ARNOLD Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 School Store 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Music Night 1, 2, 3: Home Economic Club 3. Master Drummer-Gene Krupar in disguise Very shy and very petite Don't you think that Phil is sweet? RALPH LESLIE AVERY Mixed Chorus 45 Shop Club 3, 4. Down at Shop he's rated tops! Hnlclenis delegate to fame We're very glad that Avery came. JOYCE BAKER Salutatoriam Cheerleading 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3. 43 Student Council 25 Properties of Senior Play 45 Dramatics Club 15 Se-Beowulf 3, 45 Bi-Lingua! 3, 4, QTreasurer 435 Girls A. A. 2, 3, 4, 1President 2, 355 .U41llf'l' 2, 35 Volley Ball 1, 2, 3, 4 5 Badminton 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Contest 4: Key Co Club 3, 4, fTreasurer 315 Debate Club 35 Trident Board 2, 3, 4, CEditor-in-Chief 43. Orchids to a versatile leader Shoots 'em high-dribbles 'em low! At Sargent College, She'll steal the show! MERNA BAKER Transferred from Hampden Academy 19445 Glee Club 15 Usher 1, 2, 35 BiLingual 3, 45 Se-Beowulf Club 3, 4, fVir'e-President 455 Secretary of Junior Class5 Senior Play Cast 45 Camera Club 45 Trident Board 4. Giggle works overtime She is happy-she is gay Her thoughts are snappy any day. HELEN LOUISE BROWN Glee Club 1, 3, 45 Music Nirlht 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 35 School Store 45 May Festival 35 Parents' Night 35 Junior Exhibition CChorusD. United Stores have a special Curly hair, friendly smile Always keep her right in style. Air and other gases fend in mqmnrl unlil Hmy orrrupy all ynnrfmns of the containing vessel? CLARENCE EDWARD BUNKER Football 3, 4: Basketball Manager 3, 4: Varsity Club 4: Track 4 CCD-Captain3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 fStudent Dir- rector 43: Dramatic Club 1: Freshman Play Cast: Senior Play Cast: Music Festival 3: Junior Speaking C2nd Prize3: Traffic Ofiicer 3, 4: Key-Co Club 3, 4: Camera Club 3, 4 IVice-President 43: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Trident 3, 4 !Executive Board 43: Bi-Lingual Club 3, 4: Student Council CPresident 33: Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Contest 4: Naval Air Corps Scholarship-4. Casanova-Viner's Ace Salesman Smart as a whip-hates to study Next to his Camera, David's his buddy. RITA ARLINE BUNKER Glen Club 1. 2, 3, 4: School Store 4: May Festival 3: hlusie Night 3. Sweetness on the loose 2 A working girl-Jules is her man Ambition: Best dress designer in the land. PHYLLIS MARION BURRILL Volley Ball 2, 3, 4: Bi-Lingual 3, 4 iPresident 43 Se-Beowulf 3, 4: Senior Play Cast: Junior Exhibition Speaker C2nd Prize3: Dramatic Club 1: Secretary-Treasurer of Class 1, 2: Trident 3, 4 CExecutive Board 43: Usher 2, 3, 4: Girls' A. A. 2, 3, 4 fSecretary 23: Camera Club 4: Debating Club 3, fVice-President 33: Key-Co Club 3, 4 CSecretary 33: School Libra- rian 1: Badminton 2, 3. Loves Chemistry?-Helen Hayes' Rival Phil's her nickname:-she's full of fun A charming friend to everyone. ELRIE HOLMES CARPENTER Basbeball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 3: Student Council 1: Traffic Officer 2, 3: Camera Club 2, 3, 4 fPresident 43: Trident 3, 4 CExecutive Board 43: Senior Play Cast: Band 1, 2: Or- chestra 1, 2: Bi-Lingual 4: Hi-Y 1, 2: Varsity Club 4: Intramural Basketball 3. Spike's contemporary Focuses the world through a camera Women-what a line he'll hand ya. x FAYE RUTH CLEMENT Glee Glub 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: Se- Beowulf 3, 4: Key-Co 3, 4: Dramatic Club 1: Trident Board 4: Music Festival 3: Music Night 3: Parents' Night 3, 4: Usher 1. Flash! From Levant fA.P.3 Super alto--what a curl Each boy wants her for his girl. EARL FLOYD COLLINS Football 3, 4: Track 4: Baseball 4. Dedication to the Varsity hour! What line-will it sell? Dancing eyes will never tell. LOIS MARIE COLLINS Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: Music Festival 3: Music Night 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Oflice Personnel 2. Special Case, Doc! Pretty, jolly, and carefree Came to us in '-43. MINNIE THELMA COLSON Girls' A. A. 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3: S. J. S. Club 4: Librarian 2. Flashing a Diamond Notice the car by the gate? It's-Dutchie-Don't be late. Green plants, using the energy of sunshine, make food out of water and carbon dioxide. ' CORA LILLIAN COPELAND Girls' Glee Club 1, 2: Dramatic Club 1. Our Belle from Holden Cora is short, dark and jolly ls she lonesome? No by golly! LURA MARIE CRANE School Store 4, Glee Club 4, Usher 3: Home Economics Club 2. Salome of the Senior Class When the night is warm and still What's the attraction on Windy Hill! N DOROTHY ANNEE CUST Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Usher 3, 43 Commercial Club 43 Mixed Chorus 33 Parents Night 3, 4, Music Night 3, Music Festival 35 Assembly 15 Trident Board 4. Norman Clukey and a Diamond Her praises we sing long and loud Of her our class is very proud. PAULINE LOUISE CUST Glee Club 2, 35 Witch Tales 1: School Store 4: Mixed Chorus 3, May Festival 33 Girls' Basketball 13 Junior Exhibition Chorus 3, Music Night 2, 3. Summertime is a Must Polly's red curls and big smile- Are known around for many a mile. ROBERT MILTON DE BECK Traiiic Officer 15 Telegraph Club lg Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 43 Hi-Y Club 3, 4: CPresi- dent 439 Class Colors Committee 35 Varsity Club 4, CPresident 43. Silence is Golden Rita's Beau-Dark wavy hair In Football-no one can compare. JOAN ELIZABETH DIXON Glee Club 1, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volley- ball 2, 3, 45 Bi-Lingual 3, 4: Dramatic Club 19 Public Speaking lg Journalism 2, 3, 4: Witch Tales 2, Se-Beowulf 3, 4, Brewer Highlights 3, 45 Senior Play Business Manager 43 Usher 2, 3,-4: Girls' A. A. 2, 3, 4, Trident Board 4: Mi1i1c4Night 3: Librarian 4: Oiice Person- ne , . Take your Pulse? How's your heart? Betty is content patiently to wait For that ring at the U. of M. Gate. KATHERINE FRANCES DOUGHERTY Trident Board 49 Girls' A. A. 2, 3, Glee Club lg School Store 45 Witch Tales 1. Stocking girl at Freeses Quiet in School, but lots of fun - She keeps her brothers on the run. PA ULINE MARICA DREW Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 23 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Camera Club 3, 4: Bi-Lingual 4, Trident Board 4, Girls' A. A. 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 1, 2, Usher 4, Magazine Drive CHigh Salesmanj 4, Librarian 23 Girl Scouts 35 Badminton 1, 2. Parlez-Vous Francais? Efficient and Quiet-A fudge sundae supreme When selling Mag's she's on the beam. A scientist is determined not to believe in superstitions of any sort. T 1 I DOREEN PEARL DYER Dramatic Club 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Basketball 15 Junior Exhibition Chorus 35 Music Night 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 35 May Festival 35 School Store 45 Parents night 3. Sports a golden voice Bright eyes-exciting life One ambition-housewife. ROBERT FRANK FARRINGTON Traffic Officer 35 Junior Exhibition Speaker 35 Trident Board 35 Shop Club 45 Victory Club 19 Band 1, 25 Orchestra 1,, 25 Mixed Chorusg Witch Tales 15 Basketball Shop 45 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 25 Track 45 Football 3 Easy to know-easier to like Tall and friendly-J. W.'s Best man If you can't fix your car, Bob can. JEAN ELIZABETH FLAHERTY Mixed Chorus5 Girls' A. A. 2, 3, 4, President 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 Trident Board 3, 45 Usher 3, 45 Bonds and Stamps 25 Brewer Highlights 45 Journalism Club 45 Parents' Night 3, 45 Class Treasurer 45 Assembly 1, 2, 3, 45 Teacher's Recept1on5 Junior Exhibition lst Prize5 Spear Contest.35 Senior Play Cast 45 D. A. R. Citizenship Prize 45 Badminton 3, 45 Volley Ball 3, 45 'Se- Beowulf 3, 45 D. A. R. Pilgrimage to Washing- ton from Maine. Girl with a singing voice Is she in it?--Well, I guess! Maurice Alpert-Yes, Yes, Yes! AILINE HELEN FO NSELL Dramatic Club 15 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 35 Public Speaking 35 Commercial Club 45 Key-Co Club 3, 45 Business Manager of Trident 45 Parents' Night 3, 45 Music Night 3. Incendiary Blonde- ' Ailine is well known by her Gait, Travels in a Buick with her date. BARBARA ANN FOSTER Se-Beowulf 3, 45 Bi-Lingual 3, 4, CSecretary 455 Girls' A. A. 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 45 Glee Club 1, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Volley Ball 3, 45 Badminton 3, 45 Class Vice-President 35 Senior Play Manager 45 Public S eaking 1, 35 Dramatic Club 15 Trident Board, 3, 4, CSec- retary 435 Usher 3, 45 Softball 2, 35 Debate Club 35 Key-Co Club 3, 45 School Librarian 1. Charming Hostess for the Gang . Studious-intelligent-yet loads of fun Lucky U. of M.-You're the one! JANET ELAINE GAGNON Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 35 Com- mercial Club 45 Assemhly 25 Trident Board 4. Looking for a Silver Lining Always has something nice to say Even on a rainy day. MARJORIE ARLINE GETCHELL Glce Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Twirling 1, 25 Dramatic Club 1, 25 Usher 45 School Store 45 Music Night 35 May Festival 35 Ministrel Show 25 Parents' Night 3, 45 Junior Exhibition CChorusJ. Eyes for no one, except Cal Light blue eyes, dark brown hair Plenty of friends and never a care. ELMER RICHARD GIFFARD Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 35 Base ball 45 Shop Club 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2. Contestant in the Wiles' Handicap. Giff is a thriller-hits the Jack-pot That freshman girl sure hits the spot. Scientists believe that the truth itself never changes, but that our ideas of what is true change as we gain more knowledgef' ELWIN BASIL GLEASON Electronics Club 2: Telegra h Club 1, 2, 3: Traffic Officer 3, 4: Hi-Y Cllub 3, 4, CViee- President 45 Bi-Lingual Club 4: Trident Board 3, 4: Track 4: Class Marshall 3, 4. Class Marshall-tall, dark, and handsome All sheiked up-no place to go? Maybe he'll take Lois to a Show. E WINSTON LEROY GRANT Navy 28 months rate S1-c: Shop Club 4. Shop Chalieur-Veteran-Mechanic Winston is good looking, with a smart mind And a better friend is hard to find. RACHEL GREEN Journalism 1: Camera Club 3, 4: Bi-Lingual 4: Senior Play Production Crew 4: Trident Board 4: Usher 2. Dark and pretty-Dancing Doll For Rache 's life is never complete Unless Johnny's at her dancing feet. EDGAR J AY HALL Telegraph Club 1: Hi-Y Club 3, 4: Junior Exhibition Speaker 3: Senior Play Cast 4: Baseball 4. Tall and dark-nary a word Edgar has a dry sense of humor A girl in Harmon-is it a rumor? GERALDINE ALICE HANSCOM Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 1: Senior Play Cast 4: Music Night 3: Parents' Night 3, 4: Trident Board 4: Commercial Club 4: Mixed Chorus 3: Music Festival 3: Usher 3. . Echoes from Amherst Works hard-works steady We'l1 find few-as sweet as Geddy. THELMA FRANCES HARDY Glee Club 1, 4: Dramatics 1: Assembly 1: Se-Beowulf 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: fPresi- dentb: Key-Co Club 3.4: CSecretary 47: Oiiice Personnel 3, 4: Public Speaking 3: Parents' Night 3: Trident Executive Board 4: Maga- zine Contest 2, 3: Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Con- test 4: Freshman Play Manager 1. Loyal-Friend to all She is swell-she is jolly A-1 Student-Yep, by golly. SARAH ELIZABETH HARRIMAN Commercial Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Witch Tales 3: Trident Board 4: Senior Play Production Crew 4: Junior Exhibition CChorusJ 3: Music Festival 3, 4: Usher 4: Music Night 3: Parents' Night 3: Mixed Chorus 3. Petite and Sweet with baby blue eyes Becky and Dottie-Inseperable Pair We wonder, Becky, Whose love you'1l share? MERLE LEONE HENDERSON Glee Club 1: School Store 4: Holden-well, I guess Although she's tall, bashful and shy She's the apple of our eye. It is a scientistis intention not to work blindly or carelessly, but to begin only after careful planning., FRANCES ARLINE HODGINS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Debate Club 35 Se- Beowulf 3, 4, CPresident 455 S. J. S. Club 4, fTreas. 4l5 Trident Board 45 Bi-Lingual Club 3, 45 fVice-President 455 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play CBusiness Managerj 45 Usher 2, 35 Softball 1, 2, 35 Bad- minton 1, 2, 3, 4. Watch that Parlez-vous Bright and sunny-full of Pep Everyone thinks she's real y hep. JEAN ESTELLE IRVING Girls' Athletic Association 2, 35 Librarian 1, 25 School Store 45 Dramatic Club 15 Trident Board 45 Witch Tales 1, 25 Brewer High- lights 3. Jolliness and wit-a good friend Red cheeks and yellow hair Are seen around everywhere. PAULINE ANN JAMESON Dramatics 15 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Drum Majorette 45 Commercial Club 45 CVice-Presi- dentj5 Usher 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Trident Board 45 Senior Play CStage Managerj 45 Girls' A. A. 2, 3, 45 Basketball 35 Parents' Ni ht 3, 45 Teachers' Reception 33 Volley Bai 4. Golden tresses-really hep A cute kid is P. J. Lots of fun-a winning way. RUTH ELLA JOHNSON Librarian 25 School Store 4. Lonesome? No. Ruth, a Jolly little lass, Flits without worry to every class. CHARLE NE PHEBIE KARTUS Glee Club 15 Dramatics 15 Mixed Chorus 35 Camera Club 4, Commercial Club 45 Parents' Night 35 Oflice Personnel 2, 45 Trident Board 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Gay and delightful-full of fun Her praises we sing long and loud Of her, our class is very proud, VERTON WILLIAM LENFEST Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 15 Public Speaking 35 Hi-Y 3, 4, iSecretary 435 Usher 15 Trident Board 45 Bi-Lingual 4. Never studious-He'll get by ' Expert Artist-No one's foe When Verton's gone-we all feel low. ROBERT GORDON LIBBY Football 1, 2, 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Class Vice-President 15 Student Council 35 Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Bi-Lingual 45 Journalism Club 35 Brewer Highlights 35 Electronics Club 15 Boys Glee Club 15 Trident Board 3, 45 Debate Club 25 Traiiic Officer 3, 45 Junior Speaking CSemi-Finalsj 35 Varsity Club 4. Football Player-a number one guy: Red hair-slings a line Lots of friends who think he's fine. FREDERICK COLBY LITTLEFIELD Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 4 fCo-Captain 435 Baseball 3, 45 Freshman Play Cast 15 Class Vice-President 45 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, CChap- li n 315 Bi-Lingual 45 Public Speaking 35 Dramatic Club 15 Electronics Club 15 Varsity Club 45 Intramural Basketball 3 lCharnpions, Captainl. Jocky supports a winning smile While studying, bored5 with dribbling, fast. While driving, reckless: with us, he'll last. X, The determination to be careful and accurate in all one's observations is the aim of a scientistf' HAROLD LAWRENCE MacFARLAND Transferred from Hallowell5 Mixed Chorus 1. 25 U. S. Army, Military Police, P. F. C. 2 yrs. 9 months5 Camera Club 3, 4. Beatrice and Mac-sugar and spice Tall and friendly-an army M. P. There isn't much he didn't see. JANICE MARIE MADDOCKS Transferred from Bucksport High School 15 Glee Club 1, 3, 45 Basketball Banquet 25 Public Speaking 35 Camera Club 3, 45 Junior Exhibition 35 Music Night 3, 45 Music Festi- val 35 Usher' 35 Senior Play Cast 45 Red Feather Speaker 45 Parents Night 4. Echoes from elecution Brown hair-eyes that gleam She is really on the beam. SHIRLEY MARILYN MARSH Dramatic Club 15 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Softball 3. Loves to talk on the telephone! Practical Joker-Devil take care Her sense of humor is known everywhere. LOIS GERTRUDE McTAGUE Glee Club 15. Oiiice Personnel 1, 2, 35 Senior Play Production Board 45 Usher 3. A fashionable favorite-very smooth Good looks galore-lovely brown hair Lois and Elwin are an inseparable pair. BARBARA FRANCES MOODY Glee Club l, 25 Witch Tales 35 Public Speak ing 35 School Store 45 Girl's A. A. 3. Pleasing personality-friendly Dark Brown eyes-gay smile Barb is happy all the while. ERNEST EDGAR MOORE Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Captain 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Hi-Y Club 3, 45 Bi-Lingual 3, 45 Journ lism Club 2, 35 Witch Tales 25 Brewer Higlllights 35 Electronics 15 Boys' Glee Club 15 Junior Exhibition Speaker lst Prize5 American Legion Prize for Oratory5 Trident Board 3, 4, Executive Board 45 Key-Co Club 3, 45 President 45 Traliic Oiiicer 45 Public Speaking 35 Class President 2, 45 Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Contest 45 Sweater Night 25 Class Colors Committee 3. Studious and bright-Athletically inclined Football Captain-A flashing smile. Hels got Mary Lou's heart on file. SHERMAN WINFIELD MORRISON Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. A Pitcher's friend-an opponent's woe Crew out-an athletic type 1 Sherm will cross that last white stripe. WINIFRED MAE MURRAY Band 15 Orchestra 15 Kiwanis Club Entertain- ment 15 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 33 Girl's A. A. 2, 3, 45 Usher 3, 45 Music Night 1, 2, 35 Parents Night 15 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 4, CSecretary and Treasurerh Trident Board 45 School Store 15 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Assembly 1, 25 Teachers' Reception 3. Winnie and Dick-quite a combination Short and peppy-eyes are blue To olive drab-she is true. Every scientist desires to do his own ,observing and experimenting but is willing to use the results of other scientists' work. MARGARET SHIRLEY NICKERSON Validictorian: Glee Club 1: Softball 3: Key- Co Club 3, 4, 1Treasurer 45: Mixed Chorus 3: Commercial Club 4: Se-Beowulf 3, 4: Trident Board 4. Q Honk! Honk! Margie's here She's got dimples: and in school she is quiet, But when she gets started, she's really a riot. MARGARET ANNETTE O'CONNOR Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 3: Junior Exhibition Speaker 3: Bi-Lingual 4: Senior Play Cast: Girl's A. A. 2, 3, 4: Public Speaking 3: Music Night 3: Usher 2, 3: S. J. S. Club 4: Trident Board 4: Parents' Night 4. Well versed on unraveling Sense of Humor-snappy clothes Jackie is with her wherever she goes. I CARLENE DOROTHY PAINE Bi-Lingual 4: Trident Board 4: Twirling 1, 2: Girl's A. A. 1, 2: Volley hall 1, 2: Usher 3, 41 Librarian 2: Dramatics 1, 2: Public Speaking 1, 3: Gymnasium Class 1. 2. Reserved and Likable-shy and gay Nice personality-not much to say We wonder who he is today. SHIRLEY MAE PARKER Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 3, 4: Music Night 1, 2. 3, 4: Music Festival 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3: Dramatic Club 1: Public Speaking 3: Junior Exhibition fSemi-Finalsl: Senior Play Manager: S. J. S. Club 4, CPresidcntJ. Future Home-Brownville? Shirley is a jester-can be serious too. She is our Sun-Bonnet Sue. Every compound has u definite composition by weight. JOYCE IMOGENE PETERS Glee Club 1, 2, 4: Dramatic Club 1: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3: Senior Play Cast. 4: Trident Board 4: Music Night 4. Always smiling-never signs The students beam when Joyce walks by- Her pet thought is, Never say die. Girls A. A. 2 3 4' Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Com- mercial Club 4' Cheerleader 3 4' Trident Board 4: Usher 3, 4: Bonds and Stamps 2: Mixed Chorus: Public Speaking 1, 2: B ketd ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Parents Night 3, 4: Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4: Teachers' Reception 4: Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4: Soft ball 3, 4: Volley ball 1, 2, 3, 4. Cute one on the loose-Hip! Hip! Shrimp is liked by everyone Energy unlimited-Home work done? JEANNIE ANNE ROBBINS as REBECCA ELLEN SALISBURY Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 1, 2: School Store 4. Blue-eyed blonde-attractive girl Boys all whistle when she goes by. ' When she's around nobody will cry. GLEN VICTOR SEAMANS Shon Club 4: Army Air Corps 2 years, 2 months 18 days. Quiet and shy-crew cut Glen drives to school in a Dodge Car- lile syays that 16 miles isn't very far Cwith ita ICVANGELINE MAE SMITH Commerical Club 4, Trident Board 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Festival 35 Mixed Chorus 3: Music Night 3, School Store 3. Giggling Gal-Likes to fool Who keeps Room 207 upset? Every Teachers whispering pet EVELYN EDITH SMITH , Glee Club 1, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 1: Com- mercial Club 4g Mixed Chorus 3: Ushers 43 Parents' Night 3, 4g Minstrel Show 2. Gentle and wise is our Evelyn A quiet Miss-who smiles with ease Where E're she goes-she's sure to please. ROBERT EDWARD STAPLES Shop Club 45 Trident Board 4g Mixed Chorus 33 Basketball 4. Wildroot Curls-Bijou head usher If you want to find Staples you'd look where? In the mirror, of course, combing his hair. PATRICIA MAY STEWART Assembly 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Ex- hibition iChorus7g Mixed Chorus 33 Music Night 3: School Store 45 May Festival 3, 4: Parents' Night 3. Quiet, but cute When you look :it Pat's sparkling eyr-s, It makes you think of starry skies. l l Heat is transferred only from the hot object to a cooler one. ELLEN ESTELLE STRATTON Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volley Ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 35 Bi-Lingual 3, 45 Se-Beowulf 3, 4, CTreasurer 43g Witch Tales 1, 25 Brewer High- lights 33 S. J. S. Club 4, lSecretary 459 Glee Club 43 Office Personnel I, 2, 39 Class Presi- dent lg Class Vice-President 23 Trident Board 3, 45 Girl's A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, CSecretary and Treasurer 259 Parents' Night 43 Junior Exhi- bition fSecond Prizebg Senior Play Cast 45 Drum Majorette 1, 2, 3, 45 Usher 2, 3, 45 Public Speaking 15 Dramatic Club 1: Fresh- man Play Castg Assembly 1, 4. Short and cute-vivacious personality A natural leader-Green Lake Gang- Jack makes her heart go Bwang! WINFIELD WOODBURY STRATTON Football 3, 4: TraEic Oflicer 3: Hi-Y Club 2 , 3, 4, CPresident 353 Student Council 23 Public Speaking 33 Dramatic Club 1, Trident 43 Bi-Lingnal Club 4. A Plumber to be-the life for him Good in sports-He's sure to win. The girls all like his attractive grin. JOHN MANLEY SWEET, JR. Transferred from H. C. I. 1: Shop Club 4: Mixed Chorus 35 Intramural Basketball 2, 3 . Tall-Blonde-shop wizzard John is a Holden Farmer, who's hair is brown You will never find him flirting when Thelma's around. ROBERT BERNARD TARDIFF Football 1, 43 Shop Club 45 Trident Board 45 Mixed Chorus 3: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 4, Shop Basketball 45 Intra- mural Baseball 1, 2. South Brewer Wolf-Football hero With Bashing teeth-wavy hair Bob gets all the ladies fair. VAUGHN LEO TARDIFF Witch Tales 13 Shop Club 43 Electronics Club 1. Allen's side-kick--farmer at heart He-Man from the country-lives on Ctweland Hill ' hen he gets the Chevey -city girls get a thrill. ELINOR JENATTE THOMPSON Glce Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 43 Bi- Lingual Club 43 Mixed Chorus 33 Librarian 13 Senior Play QMake-upj 43 Gymnasium Class 43 Usher 33 Basketball 1, 2. Have you joined the Baby-sitter's Union? Very likeable, talkative, and gay With a different man every day. RAYMOND ARTHUR TRIPP Football 2, 3. 43 J. V. Basketball 23 Shop Club 43- Mixed Chorus 33 Trident Board 43 Baseball 23 Sholp Club Basketball 43 Intra- mural Basketbal 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 13 Intramural Baseball 1. Eddingtou Lad-Sportsman and Athlete Football Player-Playing the field We wonder what the years will yield. GEORGE HAROLD VEREAULT Football 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Shop Club 43 Varsity Club 43 Tri- dent Board-Executive Board 4. Southpaw-Great Sport-shy George plays baseball and basketball too, And he's always in Louie's shooting pool. Distortion is proportional to the force applied. SHIRLEY ELEANOR WALKER Glec Club 1. 23 Witch Tales 13 Mixed Chorus 33 Senior Play Managers 43 Commercial Club 43 Trident Board 4. Waitress now-Secretary to be Big brown eyes-dark brown curl Quiet and Shy-That's our Shirl. RUBY FRANCES WALSH Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 4. Sundae? Soda?-Wliich will you have? Mention a dance, a movie, or a play She will be there without delay BERNICE MAE WELTON Transferred Bangor 43 Basketball 1, 3, 43 Volleyball 3, 43 Field Hockey 33 G. A. A. 43 CPresidentJ3 Trident Board 43 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 33 One Act Play 33 Three Act Play 23 J. V. Cheerleader 43 Usher 4. Mr. Gove's prize pupil-A Junior Cheer- leader Charm in person--delightful chatterbox Boys all like her curly locks. CAROLYN BEVERLY WOODS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 33 Bi-Lingual 3, 43 Witch Tales 1, 23 Brewer Highlight 33 S. J. S. Club 43 Glee Club 43 Trident Board 43 Girl's A. A. 1, 2, 3,43 Parents' Night 43 Junior Exhibition Alternate3 Usher 3, 43 Public CS-ipeaking 13 Dramatic Club 13 Freshman Play ast. , A good scout-attractive girl Active in Sports-Lights the way Boys will take her any day. CLARICE MARIE WOOD Glee Club l, 3, 43 Commercial Club 45 Trident Board 45 Mixed Chorus 3: Usher 4, Parents' Night 3, 43 Music Night 35 Minstrel Show 2. Humorous and friendly. Dreamy eyes like stars upon the lake. We hope no gallant heart shelll break. RAYMOND IRVING GETCHELL Shop Club 43 U. S. Navy S1-C 2 years, 7 months, 8 days. Joker at large Big and husky-without a care, Dick and Granty are a. mighty pair. 4 PAUL WENDALL LIBBY Baseball 1, 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3, 45 Shop Club 4: Varsity Club 4: U. S. Army, F. A., T-4. Dead eye-P-never misses! Paul is our Veteran-Basketball Star Atter he's left us, we know he'll go far. Scientists are determined to prevent their own likes and dislikes from influencing their judgment. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Secretary-'I'reasurerZ Jean Flaherty President: Ernest Moore Vice President: Fred Littlelield Class Marshal: Elwin Gleason CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1943 the present Senior Class entered the high school like a trickling, quiet mountain stream. The class ofllcers were: Ellen Stratton, president, Maurice Alpert, vice-president, and Phyl- lis Burrill, secretary-'treasurer. The members chosen for the Student Council were Ellen Strat- ton, David Allen, and Elrie Carpenter. During the year the Freshman Dramatics Club presented a play entitled The Kid Makes Up His Mind. The cast included Ellen Stratton, Nancy Huggard, Carolyn VVoods, Fred Little- field, Clarence Bunker, Phyllis Burrill, and Maurice Alpert. In September, 1944, our class returned for another year. Soon after election day at Brewer High, we learned that Ernest Moore had become class president, Ellen Stratton, vice-presi- dentg and Phyllis Burrill, secretary-treasurer. I0 yce Baker, Winfield Stratton, and Ernest Moore were elected to the Student Council. c'Here We Are Againn was the motto of our class in the fall of H457 Class officers were: Maurice Alpert, president, Barbara Foster, vice-president, Merna Baker, secretary-treasurer. Elected to the Student Council were Robert Libby, Clarence Bunker, and Maurice Alpert. The outstanding event of our Junior year was Junior Exhibition, when we all marched un- steadily down the aisle. The speakers were Annette O'Connor, Edgar Hall, Ianice Maddocks, Clarence Bunker, Ellen Stratton, Maurice Alpert, jean F laherty, Robert Farrington, Phyllis Bur- rill, and Ernest Moore. jean Flaherty and Ernest Moore won the prizes. Old sciences are unmveled like old stockings, by beginning at the foot. -Swift. Those of us who had sto-od up under the strain of the three previous years were back again in September 3467 Our class officers were: Ernest Moore, presidentg Fred Littleiield, vice- president, and Jean Flaherty, secretary-treasurer. The I-irst notable event was the Senior play, S'The Daffy Dillsf, The participants were-Phyl- lis Burrill, Ellen Stratton, Joyce Peters, Jean Flaherty, Annette O,Connor, Geraldine Hanscom, Merna Baker, Janice Madd-ocks, Elrie Carpenter, Edgar Hall, David Allen, and Clarence Bung ker. The play was under the direction of Mrs. Josephine Gray Doe. Another prominent event was the completion of the Trident, with Joyce Baker as editor-in- chief. The advisors were Mr. Ernest Haskell, Mrs. Christobel Lawrie, and Mr. Woodrow Bailey. Our last act was-to be graduated. Congratulations went to Margaret Nickerson, valedic- torian and Joyce Baker, salutatorian. Having completed the requirements of the school, the class was graduated, the mountain stream has expanded and flowed into the sea of opportunity. ' ENIOR CLASS Back Row-George Vereault, Robert Farrington, Earl Collins, John Sweet, Verton Lenfest, Ralph Avery, Robert Libby, Clarence Bunker, Harold McFarland, Winfield Stratton, Robert DeBeck. Fourth Row-Geraldine Hanscom, Carolyn Woods, Shirley Parker, Cora Copeland, Ruth Johnson, Barbara Moody, Ailine Fonsell, Charlene Kartus, Marjorie Getehell, Rita Bunker, Frances Hodgins, Joyce Baker, Merna Baker, Barbara Foster, Pauline Drew, Betty Dixon, Phyllis, Burrill, Katherine Dougherty, Faye Clement. Third Row-Shirlev Walker, Margaret Nickerson, Clarice Wood, Dorothy Cust, Lois MeTague, Bernice Wel- ton, Pauline Cust, Shirley Marsh, Patricia Stewart, Doreen Dyer, Lois Collins, Ruby Walsh, Kath- izrine King, Lura Crane, Rebecca Salisbury, Pauline Jameson, Minnie Colson, Helen Brown, Jean rvmg. Second Row-Carlene Paine, Elinor Thompson, Thelma Hardy, Evangeline Smith, Janet Gagnon, Phyllis Arnold, Evelyn Smith, Joyce Peters, Jean Flaherty, Fred Littlefield, Ernest Moore, Elwin Gleason, Mr. Pillsbury, Winifred Murray, Jeanne Robbins, Ellen Stratton, Elizabeth Harriman, Rachel Green, Annette O'Connor, Janice Maddocks. Front Row-Robert Staples, Edgar Hall, Elrie Carpenter, Winston Grant, Elmer Gilford, David Allen, Maurice Alpert, Robert Tardilf, Paul Allen, Vaughn Tardiif, Raymond Tripp. Absent when picture was taken-Irving Getchell, Merle Henderson, Paul Libby, Sherman Morrison, Glen Seamans. The birth of science was the death of superstitionf'-Huxley . f ,P AS' I . ,gs . L,,7 ,' QM -nv ff , W nw? Back Ron XIIKIIICU Alpert, Cecile Vcrenult, Burleigh Shibles, Ioan Foster, Rodney Footrnnn, Betty Dixon, Ceorgl. rluyes. Third Row Alict Blackman, Rita Pullcu, Elaine Roberts, Catherine Mann, Margaret Thomas, Lois XVelton, NI xrilyn Connelly, Gloria Vayo, ,lean Flnllerty. Second Ron Xlrs. Laurie, Patricia King, Myrna Footman, Joyce Tnrclitf, Beverly Marsh, Naomi Bartlett, Dolores King, Betty Matthews, Ioan Kinli. First Ron Don xld Preble, Phillip xvtlfd, Bernard Thompson, Robert Dougherty. BREWER HIGHLIGHTS BREVVER HIGHLIGHTS was created to fill a distinct need. At the time of its inception last year, Clinton jordan, the editor of IVitch Tales, was having much trouble to get out that mimeographed sheet. On account of the many difficulties encountered, Clint', decided we needed a printed paper, and some advertisers. So ClintD, Red Libby, and Jacky Kenney formed a triumvirate Strong enough to convince the principal our advertisers, and subscribers that Brewer High had to have a real paper. There are conflicts in this yearis activity schedules, lack of typists, and machines, yet, t-he staff and subscribers feel that this project is worth while for its record value, for the outlet it offers all students of the school who wish to exhibit their skill in Writing editorials, articles, or poems, and for its exchange value. Science deals excluswely with things as they are in HI0l'l'l.S8lD8S.v-R1.L.S'ki11 SENIOR PLAY CAST Richard Dill ..,,. .,....,., E LRIE CARPENTER Carol Dill ,A,,., ....,. G ERALDINE HANSCOIXI Rodney Dill ,... ....,.......,.., D AVID ALLEN Doris Dill ...... .,A... E LLEN STBATTON Dudley Dill. .,....A,. ..... C LARENCE BUNKER Grandmother Dill ....,.,.... ...,.. P IAIYLLIS BURRILL Cousin Maude Maddox ..... ..,....iu M ERNA BAKER Elaine Escott ,... Aimee Lovewell 'Pete Norton i...,. Widow Woggles Arnica Tukes .,.. ...UHIANICE MADDOCKS IEAN FLAHERTY .............EDGAR HALL ANNETTE O,CONNOR ......loYcE PETERS Back Row-Phyllis Burrill, Elrie Carpenter, Clarence Bunker, Edgar Hall, David Allen Mernd Baker Front Row-jean Flaherty, Ellen Stratton, Geraldine Hanscom, Annette O'Connor Imice Mflddocks Ioyce Peters. Aw . Business Stage . Publicity Property M ake-Up Qqck Row-Ba1'lJum Foster, Shirley Parker, Elinor Thompson, Frances Hodgms Ioyce Baller lwrst Row-Lois lvlc:Taguc, Eliznbctll H:u'ri1'mxn, Betty Dixon, Polly Jameson Shirley Walker Rachel Gleen ENIOR PLAY MANAGER PRODUCTION CREW Special Committee . Science has but one fashion FRANCES HODGINS AND BETTY DIXON . SHIRLEY WALKER AND POLLY JAMESON ELIZABETH HARRIMAN AND LOIS MCTAGUE BARBARA FOSTER AND JOYCE BAKER . ELINOR THOMPSON . SHIRLEY PARKER AND RACHEL GREEN to lose nothing once gaineclf'-Stedman T THE RENAISSANCE YOU LITTLE FIEND! SPEAK LOUDER! OH! DARLING! PAPA'S MARRIED! JUNIOR SPEAKERS Ma1'gu1'ito Floyd Paul Booker . - H Ml JUNIOR EXHIBITION Junior Exhibition was held March 13, 1947, at Brewer High School. The ten speakers 'and the Glee Club presented a very interesting program. The winning speakers were Marguerite Floyd with Afraid Of the Darkv and Paul Booker with 'IA Man and His Symptomsf, Buck Row-Lloyrl Rowe, Richard Foster, Sumner Grant, Vernon Downes, Paul Booker. Front Row-Dolores King, Betty Mathews, Patricia Gibbons, Marguerite Floyd, Jeanette Pratt, Mrs. Doe -1 Brick Huw-Lawrence Robinson, Ernest Moore. James Cowan, Eclvxnrcl VVinClwster, George Hayes. First Bow-Stanley Clish, Robert Gibbons, Roger WVhite, Robert Costnin, Maurice Callulmn, Richard Harvey. TRAFFIC OFFICERS The T1'aH'ic Officers offer faithful and valuable service to the school. Few 'people realize the capable job carried on by this group. They keep the trafhc of the corridors moving smooth- e ly. They should be commended for their understanding and good spirit. 'fScience is the systematic classification of experience. -George Henry Lewes 2.51 iff' ' 1 Patricia Gibbous, Marguerite Floyd, Jeanne Robbins, Eleanor Coney, Beverly Marsh, Cecile Vereault VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Tryouts for Cheerleaders were held at the beginning of the fall term with Miss Gladys Gould, Miss 'Marian Halll and Miss Lura Hoit as judges. Leaders were chosen for the follow- ing quarters: Appearance, co-ordination, co-operation, dependability, leadership, rhythm, schol- arship, and voice. During the year material was purchased by the C. A. A., and each girl, with the assistance of Miss Bernice Thompson, made a new uniform. This has been a most dependable group to represent the school. They have had nearly perfect attendance at games, and, too, they have shown much school spirit and enthusiasm in cheering the team on to victories. Seldom will one find as superior a group as these six girls who have represented Brewer High School both at home and away. ' We hail science as man's truest friend and noblest helper. --Moses Harvey Bemice WVelton, Mabel Cosseboom, Barbara Wiles, Ioan Foster, Mary Lou Berry, Marilyn Tucker, JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders were selected lby the same method as the Varsity. They have arrived early at basketball games to cheer for their team and stayed to support the others. This group has Worked hard throughout the year, and it is hoped that they will be trying for a place on the Varsity group next year. 'Science does not know its debt to imagination.U-Emerson Back Row-John Dixon, Leslie Bowden, Gloria Moody, Harold MacFarlancl, Barlmra Foster, Kenneth Graves. Second RowTAnn Gagnon, Pat Gibbons, Polly Drew, Phyllis Burrill, Merna Baker, Charlene Kartus, Bernice VVe ton. First Rowhg-bMr. Saskell, David Allen, Rachel Green, Elric Carpenter, Clarence Bunker, Ianicc Madclocks, erl ay. CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club was formed twovyears ago under the leadership of Ernest Haskell. The aim of the club is to instruct its members in the ,making of better pictures, and, during the year, several lectures along this line were received from Eastman Kodiak Company. The oilicers this year Were: President, Elrie Carpenter, vice-president, Clarence Bunker, secretary. Rachel Green. The work of science is to substitute facts for appearances, and clemonstrzztions for i77l19l'B.S'Si0l'lS.U-HllSki1l JOUR ALI CLUB 1- The object of this club is to provide help and criticism to the boys and girls of Brewer High Who desire to Write for our local newspaper, to acquire habits of clear, concise expres- sions, to acquire a critical attitude toward news, and to Write for the school paper, Brewer Highlightsf, Edif01'-MAURICE ALPERT AdUiS01'--CHRISTABEL LAWRIE 'lr Back Row-Maurice Alpert, Cecile Vereault, Burleigh Shibles, Ioan Foster, Rodney Footman, Betty Dixon, George Hayes. Second Row-Alice Blackman, Rita Pullen, Elaine Roberts, Catherine Mann, Margaret Thomas, Lois Welton, Marilyn Connelly, Gloria Vayo, Jean Flaherty. Front Row-Mrs. Christabel Lawrie, Advisor, Patricia King, Mema Footman, Joyce Tnrdiff, Beverly Marsh, Naomi Bartlett, Dolores King, Betty Mathews, Joan Kiah. Back Row-Joyce Clark, Gloria Moody, Jeannette Pratt, Thelma Hardy, Barbara Foster, Faye Clement, Joyce Baker. Second Row-Mrs. Cllristabel Lawrie, Advisor, Elaine Roberts, Patricia Gibbons, Betty Dixon, Phyllis Burrill, Margaret Nickerson, Patricia Bothwick. First Row-Estelle Looke, Marguerite Floyd, Eleanor Coney, Ellen Stratton, Dolores King, Frances HOClSi11S, Merna Baker, Jean Flaherty. SE BEOW LF CLUB The Se Beowulf Club was formed in 1934. At that time, and for several years after, it was known only as an English club, today, its inenibers-Seniors, Iuniors, and Sopho- mores-think of it as an English and Service club. Membership is based on scholarship, service, manners, and character. OFFICERS President--FRANCES HODGINS Secretary-DoLonEs KING l7iC6-P1'8SiClG71t-MERNA BAKER Treasurer-ELLEN STRATTON Science surpasses the old 1nfiracles of fnythol0gy.v--Emerson. Back Row'-Robert Mann, William Dunham, Charles Tibbetts, Ronald Lawson, Phillip Day, James Penny, Robert Gibbons. Thir-:i Row-Elizabeth Canrpbell, Richard Babcock, Robert Kidder, Phillip Cunningham, Rodney Pinkham, Iohn Goodness, Richard Tremble, Eugene Eaton, Francis Merrill, Miss Thayer. Second Row-Sally Alpert, Roberta Spinney, Maxine Grass, Helen Clark, Glenn Payne, Charles Tracy, Mar- lene Robertson, Mary Ellen Reed, Marietta Albert, Norma Chapman. Front Row-Howard Landry, Earl Booker, Edward Ladd, George Huskins, Ernest Getchell. EIGHTH GRADE AUDUBON CL B The Eighth Grade Junior Audubon Club of 1944: Its object is to make advanced study of nature accessible to as many students as pos- sible. While its name implies that ,it is pri- marily a bird club, studying homes, lives, habits, and appearance of birds, it branches out as far as possible into all other fields of nature study. Through joint meetings with the Seventh Grade club, it has had the advantage of guest speakers on out-of-door life, rocks, and min- erals, and the like, also various films on na- ture subjects. The oflicers are: President, Hobart Tracyg vice-president, Glenn Payneg secretary, Marlene Robertsong treasurer, Mary Ellen Reid, faculty advisor, Mildred N. Thayer. - Light travels in straight linesf' Back Row-Mrs. Helen Todd, Anne Milos, Elaine Robert, Mrs. Marjorie Jenkins. l Front Row-Joan Miles, Jeanette Pratt, Marguerite Floyd, John McDonough, Elizabeth Laifey, Elmore Latfey if DEBATE CLUB The Debate Club this year has no veteran members, but has, nevertheless, made a very good record. It has participated in the Penobscot Valley Conference League, where the Brewer aflirmative team tied with John Bapst for first place. Each team will receive a cup. The negative team was defeated by John Bapst and Orono. On March 1, accompanied by Mrs. Todd, both teams went to Dover-Foxcroft. where they participated at Foxcroft Academy in a Bates League practice tournament. Here they won all the debates for which they Were scheduled and, in addition, the negative team, substituting for Hallowell High, won one from Bangor High. The members of the affirmative team are Elizabeth Laitey, Elinore Laffey. and John McDonough, While the negative team consists of Marguerite Floyd and Jeanette Pratt. Other mem-bers of the 'club are Anne Miles, Elaine Roberts, Eleanor Coney, and Joan Miles. The coaches are Mrs. Marjorie Jenkins and Mrs. Helen Todd. P1'cSifle11.f-MARGUEHITE F LOYD Vice-Presiclent-JEANETTE PRATI' Science dissects cleathfi-Frederick W. Robertson .IU IOR CITIZE HIP CL B The aim of the c'Citizenship Clubv is the pro- motion of good citizenship in all Walks of life. A mark of at least eighty-two is required for eligibility for membership, and members are ex- pected to make practical application of the prin- ciples of good citizenship. Officers of the club are as follows: President .....A,,................,....,., IACQUELINE ROBBINS Vice-President .,r... ..r,.. R ICHARD RICHARDSON Secretary r..4..,... ....,A.. R OBERT DUNHAM Treasurev' .A,........,.,.................,,.........,. ROGER WHITE Chairman of Program Committee BARBARA WILES Faculty Advisor ....,.. ...... M Rs. MARION JOHNSON Back Row--Myrtle Irving, Marilyn Pooler, Ann Miles, Donna Booker, Rae Grindle, Iackie Houston, Lucille Shaw, Lorraine McKenna, Connie Pooler. Third Row-Lois Elliot, Ioan Emery, Glenys Bailey, Phyllis Miller, Marguerite Rogers, Jeanette VVatson, Con- nie Berry, Katherine Allen, Barbara Foster. Second Row-Elizabeth Laffey, Elinore Laffey, Richard Richardson, jackie Robbins, Roger White, Barbara Wiles, Robert Dunham, Carolyn Corey, Mrs. Johnson. Front Row-Roy Looke, Paul MacDonald, Randolph Laite. THE HI-Y CL B To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian clraracterf' This is the pledge of the Brewer High School Hi-Y Club. All members of this club strive to the utmost to promote this pledge. The club advisor is Mr. Ernest Bradstreet, a man of high calibre, a pal to the students, and a fine teacher. The officials of the club are: Robert De.Beck, president, and Verton Lenfest, secretary and treasurer. The Hi-Y 'Club is novv Whole-heartedly giv- ing its support to the rehabilitation of Y. M. C. A.'s and 'Hi-Y Clubs that have been damaged and even destroyed in foreign countries dur- ing -the recent war. p Fourth Row-Rodney Footman, Clarence Bunker, Richard Ciifard, Lloyd Rowe, Paul O'Connor, Ernest Moore Third Row-David Allen, Robert Levasseur, Edwin Roberts, Neil Clark, Milton Noyes, Maurice Alpert, Clayton Miller. Second Row-Robert Alpert, George Hayes, Robert Libby, Fred Littleielcl, Verton Lenfest, Elwin Gleason, Edgar Hall. Winfield Stratton, Arthur VVi1es. First Row-Mr. Bradstreet, Ronald Leathers, Harold Pressey, Robert Cort, Robert DeBeck, Carl DeBeck, Merle Lenfest, Ralph Higgins, Preston Fraser. 4 HUNIOR LITER RY CLUB The aim of the junior Literary Club, di- rected by Mrs. Grace Kealiher, is to develop the pupils, appreciation of literature, self- reliance, and character. Members are encour- aged to become acquainted with the best books and. periodicals. During the year a varied program has been enjoyed. Some meetings have included talks on books, travel, and current events. The outstanding social events were the Easter formal dance and a spring banquet at the Bangor House. ' The club has awarded prizes to pupils doing outstanding work in literature in the seventh and eighth grades during the year. They have bought a picture for one of the classrooms and subscribed to the magazine 'il-Iolidayv for the school library. The oflicers for the year 1946-47 are: Mar- jorie VViles, presidentg Barbara DeBeck, vice- presidentg Dolores Davis, secretary: Berkeley McLaughlin, treasurer. Back Row-Elizabeth Currier, janet Rand, Hoyt Hany, Paul Shiblcs, Ronald Elkins, Rodney Pinkham, Rosanne Vtlilson, Velma Eldridge. Third Row-Dorothy Tibbetts, Betty Irvine, Mary Jane Robbins, Katlrlene Farrington, Nancy Marston, Sylvia VV11ite, Beverly Wentworth, Bette WVinehester, Ioan Gibbons, Mrs. Kcaliher. Second Row-Sandra Elkins, Noreen Kelly, Ruth Landry, Geraldine Brew, Berkely McLaughlin, Dolores Davis, Marjorie Wiles, Barbara DeBeck, Ioanne Lord, Dianne Strung, Mary Louise Knapp. Front Row-John VVedge, Dale Brown, Stanley Clish, Arthur Allen,' Kenneth Kirkland, james Blackman, Richard Harvey. Back Row-Elrie Carpenter, George Hayes, VVinHeld Stratton, Carlene Paine, Elwin Gleason, Elinor Thomp- son, Ernest Moore, john Collins, lluclney Footman, Robert Dougherty. Third Row-Eleanor Coney, Marguerite Floyd, Elaine Grindle, Jacqueline Dodge, Gloria Moody, Jeannette Pratt, Dolores King, Nlerna Baker, Pauline Drew, Carolyn XVoods, Rachel Green. Second Row-Estelle Looke, Miss Hall, Ellen Stratton, Barbara Foster, Frances Hodgins, Joyce Baker, Phyllis Burrill, Betty Dixon, Annette O,Connor, Mrs, jenkins. First Row-Robert Liblxy, Verton Lenfest, Prichard Foster, David Allen, Clarence Bunker, Fred Littlefield. Bl-LING AL CL B The Bi-Lingual Society, under the direction of Miss Miriam Hall, is composed of students maintaining an average of 85 in French and Latin. On January 2, 1947, the society had a Christ- mas party to welcome new members. The officers for the year are: ' President ....,.,....,................,,,....... PHYLLIS BURRILL , Vice-President ..... FRANCES HODGINS Sec1'eta1'y .,.., ..,.... B ARBARA FosTEn W Treasurer ..,.. ......,... I OYCE BAKER The boiling point varies with atmospheric 1H'8SS1l1'B.,, Back Row-Edward Arsenault, David Ladd, Ronald Chalmers, Ralph Iuclkins, Terry Coyne, Darwood Rogers, john Doughty, Richard Strang. Third Row-Shirley Michaud, Elthea Rankin, Shirley Flynn, Elaine Sargent, Joanne Paulette, Lois Ingalls, Constance Costain, Betty Lou Roberts, Glydas VHall. Second Row-Miss Hoit, Carol Ann Canty, Elaine Carroll, Laurel Prescott, Vvmon Holyoke, john Berry, Vaughn Holyoke, Charles Adams, Harriet Crocket, Ellen Costigan. Front Row-Donald Decker, Clyde Connally, Lawrence Eldridge, Norman Chambers, Richard Thompson, Donald MacKinnon, NVilliam Pratt. EVE TH GRADE AUDUBO CLUB Mass is the measure The Seventh Grade Audubon Iunior Club was organized this year With thirty-five members. The object of the club is to further the interest of the children in nature study. Programs have been arranged around the lives, homes, habits of birds and animals, color- ing of birds, building of bird houses, and various other topics designed to increase the students, knowledge of Wildlife. Many meetings are held jointly with the Eighth Grade Club in order to take advantage of speakers, movies, slides, and the like. Club oflicers are: President ..,.,...,.. ............ I OHN BERRY Vice-President .,... ....... C HARLES ADAMS Secretary ...,.... ..... V AUGHN HOLYOKE T1'ec1su1'e1' ..........,.., ....... V ERNON HOLYOKE Faculty Advisor. ,,.. ......., L URA E. Hon' of the quantity of matter. Back Row-Faye Clement, Rodney Footrnan, Clarence Bunker, Elaine Roberts. Third ROw+Ailine Fonsell, Ioyce Baker, Barbara Foster, Phyllis Burrill, Laura Gray, Margaret Nickerson. Second Row-Estelle Looke, Mr. Pillsbury, Jeannette Pratt, Emest Moore, Thelma Hardy, John McDonough First Row-Eleanor Coney, Marguerite Floyd. KEY-CO CLUB The Key-Co Club is one of the newer clubs of Brewer High, having been organized only last year. It is sponsored .by the Kiwanis Club and is under -the direct supervision of Principal Albert Pillsbury. I Membership is based on the rank the students receive in their studies. To be eligible, Freshmen must have an average of 945 Sophomores, 925 Juniors, 90g Seniors, 88. The tirst meeting was held on May 9, 1946. At that time Mr. Pillsbury read the constitu- tion presented by the Kiwanis Club. He also explained about acquiring the club key. To earn this key each member must complete some project satisfactorily. The present Oilicers of the club are as follows: President ..,.........,..,.....,.,.,.....,,............,.. .,... ..,...... E R NEST MOORE Vice-President ..,. . ..... IEANNETTE PRATT Secretary .....,..,.., ...,.,........ T HELMA HARDY Treasurer .,..,....,,,.....,....... ....,, M ARGARET NIOKERSON The following have won keys: ERNEST MOORE IOHN MCDONOUGH MARGUERITE FLOYD When air is cooled sufficiently, moisture in it condensesf' Back Row-Joanne Turner, Florence Clark, Lucille Shaw, Sally Lou Larsson, Joan Foster, Elsie MacKinnon, Marilyn Thompson, Marilyn Tucker, Donna Booker. Fourth Row--Alfredo Lohley, Mabel Cosseboom, Bessie Neal, Constance Pooler, Lois VVelton, Marilyn Young, Dorothy Adams, Janice Perkins, Donna MacLeod, Dolores Morrow. Third Row-Margaret Thomas, Barbara VViles, Mary Lou Berry, Elizabeth Laffey, Nancy Chandler, Rita Jennings. Charlene Branscnmh, Lorraine Adams, Ruth Sumner, Ann Miles, Elinore Laifey. Second Row-Miss Smith, Carolyn Corey, Mema Footman, Joan Emery, Jacqueline Robbins, Ann Ross, Marilyn Pooler, Veinine Smith, Jeanette WVatson, Lorraine McKenna, Yvonne WV1llxams. Front Row-Mary XVray, Patricia Mathews, Pauline Brown, Marie Metcalf, Geonera Orcutt, Barbara Fanjoy, Maybelle Libby, Lois Elliott. 'A' FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE GLEE CLUB The Freshman and Sophomore Clee Club is organized so that as many girls as possible may have an opportunity to enjoy group singmg and to Gam experience in music-reading and part-singing, which prepares them for the Senior group. Sound is produced by vibrating bodies. DISTRIBUTIVE ED CATIO Distributive Education at the present time has spread to every State in the Union. Its present form, as approved by the Federal Government, is the result of years of experience in other fields -of education. Co-operative part-time training closes the gap between the classroom and the real life of commerce through -the co-ordination of business and school. 'A' Back Row-Rita Bunker, Ruth johnson, Marjorie Getchell, Helen Brown, jean Irving, Katherine Dougherty, Lura Crane, Corn Copeland. Front Row-Rebecca Salisbury, Catherine King, Patricia Stewart, Doreen Dyer, Mr. Bailey, Barbara Moody, Shirley Marsh, Pauline Cust, Phyllis Amold. Buck RowvCiu'olyn XVoods, Hazel Nanglcr, Miss Bernice Thompson, Advisor, Hope Sheafe, Claire Badershall, Patricia Dothwick, Mildrcd Eldridge. First Row-Rosemary C-roucr, Annette O'C0nn0r, Priscilla Noyes, Ellen Stratton, Shirley Parker, Alice King, Frances Hodgms, Elaine Grindle. i HO E ECGNOMICS CL B The S. jj. S. Club was organized in October 1946. Students taking Home Economics as a regular subject or an extra subject are the only ones Who are eligible for membership. There are fourteen members and one advisor. Each meeting, after the business meeting has been conducted, is devoted to handiwork. At the second meeting of the year the club voted to bring food for a Thanksgiving box. All gifts had to be in three days before school closed for the Thanksgiving holidays. This project was a success. A Christmas party was held on the last meet- ing before Christmas recess and a Valentine party was held Thursday, February 13. S. J. S. means Sophomores, juniors, and Seniors. Living things reproduce their kind, and by this means life continues from age to age. Back Row-Paul Libby, John Swett Rich nd Getchnll Rllph Ax ery Fourth Row-George Mayo, Iunneth NIcPherson Tohn Cntex Edward Mayo VValter XV lilllJl1l'l'l Paul xvhlt comb, Lamont Higgins Robert St Clan' Vernon Downes Glen Sefunwns Third Row-Frederick Chick Robert Txrdlit Pull Booker Elmer Gifhrd Clayton Hardy Gerald Fox Frank Paulette. Leslie Bowden Vmghn Tmrdiif F1 Ink Dolhvex Second Row-YVmston Grant George Vuexult Gerald Hurd Geor e Libbey John XVxnslow Raymond Tripp Mr. McLaughlin, Paul Allen Robert Farrington Robert Staples Albert Brown Front Row-Francis Smith, hV1ll1'1l'l1 Bower Wxlliun Street Allied Getchell Lewis NVh1te Blake SlTl1t11 HOP CLUB The Brewer Shop Club was organized this year for the purpose of bringing about a closer relationship between school shop', work and the industrial shop. This has been accomplished by planned visits to various machine shops, garages, welding establishment, and through the medium of speakers and moving pictures. The club is also sponsoring the following projects: A public exhibit of pupils' work, a basketball team, and, in the near future, Par- ents, Nighty at the school shop. The following have served as oHicers: President ..............,......,...,,.....,.....,...., GEORGE LIBBY Vice-President ..,.... IOHN W1NsLow Secretary ....... ,......,.. G ERALD HURD Treasurer ...., ....,. Pr AYMOND TRIPP 'KA whirling body tends to If ouiufzucl rn a strazght lme , COMMERCIAL CLUB , ul' The Commercial Club, now in its second successful year, draws its member from the two upper clases, provided that Iuniors must be honor-roll students. This year's oflicers are: President ..,......, .,,.... T HELMA HARDY Vice-President .,..,.... ....r..,., P OLLY JAMESON Secretary-Treasurer ..., ,..... W 1N1FRED MURRAY To the following members of the faculty this club extends its gratitude for their CO-Op61'8- tion and many helpful suggestions: Mr. Woodrow Bailey, head of the Commercial Department, -Mr. Maynard Sawyer, Mrs. Olive Wentworth, and Mr. Richard Doten. ir Back Row-Geraldine Hanscom, Patricia Gibbons, Lois Collins, Faye Clement, Margaret Nickerson, Evange- line Smith. Second Row-Evelyn Smith, Jeanne Robbins, Aileen Fonsell, Clarice VVood, Shirley XValker, Josephine Folsom, Jean Flaherty, Charlene Kartus. Front Row-Louise Eaton, Janet Gagnon, Thelma Hardy, Pauline Jameson, Xllinifred Murray, Dorothy Cust, Elizabeth Harriman. Back Row-Phyllis Burrill, Betty Dixon, Evangeline Smith, Frances Hodgins, Barbara Foster, Marjorie Getchell, Helen Brown, Thelma Hardy, Faye Clement. Third Row-Geraldine Hanscom, Lura Crane, Pauline Cust, Carolyn Woods, Lois Collins, Doreen Dyer, Patricia Stewart, Shirley Marsh, Pauline jameson, Ellen Stratton. ' Second Row-lean Flaherty, Jeanne Robbins, Ianice Maclalocks, Aileen Fonsell, Clarice XVood, Elizabeth Harriman, Dorothy Cust, Winifred Murray, Clair Baclershall, Miss Smith. Front Row-Rebecca Salisbury, Rita Bunker, Joyce Peters, Janet Gagnon, Evelyn Smith, Catherine King, Annette O'Connor. if E IOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Senior Glee Club members not only have the pleasure of singing for themselves, hut also of furnishing music for many school functions, such as teachers' reception, parents' night, jun- ior Exhibition, and graduation. The annual Eastern Maine 'Music Festival highlights the yearis activities. 'A' All bodies are attracted fo the earth by Il force called gravity. UNDERGRADUATE CLASS OFFl 'ERS FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE President ..A....A 4..., .,......,..,.., R A LPH HIGGINS President .......,....,..,.....,, EDWARD WINCHESTER Vice-President .,.,,. ................ N EIL CLARK Vice-President I..,.,,., ....,, W VARDELL QUIRION Secretary-Treczsrzrei' ,....... JEANNETTE VVATSON Secretary-Treasurei' .... .,.... D ONALD PREBLE JUNIOR President ,....,... ....i....I.,,,...,.....A. A RTHUI: XVILES Vice-President .,.,..... ,..... R OBERT DOUCHERTX' Secretary-Treasurer i,..., ...,... I ,AURA GRAY ll- Back Row-Neil Clark, Wardell Quirion, Arthur Wiles, Edward XVinchester, Ralph Higgins. Frunt Rmvgllmmld Preble, Laura Gray, Jeannette WVatson, Robert Dougherty. ORCHE TRA ar The High School Orchestra, with its participation in graduation exercises, closed a very ac- tive season, during which it played for five assemblies, Parents, Night, Senior Play, Iunior Ex- hibition, Music Night, andat the State Music Festival. A striking improvement was notice- able in the string section of the orchestra, much of this being the result of the able coaching of Miss Margaret Preble, teacher in the string department. The Orchestra has contributed greatly to musical affairs of the school and reflects much credit on its members and its leader, Mr. Williams. 'A' Back Row-Lloyd Rowe, Edward Neil, Richard Foster, William Littlefield, James Cowan, Clarence Bunker, Roger White, Robert Brochu, Marvin McKay. Second Row-Ruth Swanson, Estelle Looke, Kathleen Farrington, Donald MacKinnon, Robert Dunham, Paul O,Connor, David Allen, Marion Huskins, Mary Rice, Mr. Williams. Front Row-Glen Payne, Dolores King, Priscilla Knowles, Shirley Parker, Sally Lou Larsson, Elaine Sargent, Joyce Peters, Arthur Allen. BAND at The High School Band, under the direction of Edgar Warren Williams, played at all home football and basketball games. It took the trip to Madison for the football game there and opened the football season for the University of Maine, representing the University in their first tilt against Rhode Island Statef . V The Band played in the concert for the state-Wide Teachers' Convention at Bangor. It had the honor of leading all other high school units in the Armistice Day parade and led the Wel- come-home parade given to the victorious Patten basketball team upon their arrival in Ban- gor after winning the New England tournament. f Among their many other activities were the football-rallies, parades, Memorial Day, and Me- morial Sunday, the Pop Concert on Music Night, participation in State Music Festival, and the high school Class Day program. VVith their new uniforms the members of the Band provided a colorful and inspiring at- mosphere for school functions. - i' Back Row-Norman Chambers, WVilliam Littlefield, james Cowan, Richard Goodness, Lloyd Rowe, Clarence Bunker, David Allen. Fourth Row-Kenneth Doak, Marvin McKay, Roger VVhite, Paul O'Connor, Robert Brochu, Edward Clark, Donald MacKinnon, Berkely McLaughlin, Mr. Williams. Third How-Ellen Stratton, Joyce Peters, Priscilla Knowles, Carolyn Folsom, Marion Hnskins, Ruth Swanson, Shirley Parker, Kathlcen Farrington, Jacqueline Frasier. Elthea Rankin. Second Row-Glenn Payne, Geraldine Brew, Ruth Landry, Mary Rice, Leroy Ireland, Carol Ann Canty, Arthur Allen, Howard Landry. First Row-Pauline jameson, Ioan Kiah. , - hall: I M, vf , Bw VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row-lvlanager David Allen, Manager Clarence Bunker, Edward Blanchard, George Libbey, George Vereault, Assistant Manager Richard Goodness, Coach lack WVilkinson. Second Row-Robert Dougherty, Edwin Roberts, Phillip WVard, Co-Captains Fred Littlefield and Paul Libbey, Rodney Foohnan, Edward Winchester, Ralph Higgins. Front Row-Donald Cust, Elmer Gifford. Our basketball team had a fair season, iinishing with tive wins and twelve losses. The record is better than it outwardly shows, for the boys lost seven games by one, two, or three points. The highlights of the season were the Ellsworth-Brewer game at Ellsworth and the Brewer-Bapst game at Brewer. At Ellsworth the Witches pulled one of the seasonis biggest upsets when they handed the tournament-bound Ellsworth Eagles a 39 to 37 defeat. ln the Brewer- Bapst game at Brewer the VVitches led the Crusaders until only one minute was left to playg At this stage of the game Co-Captain Fred Littlefield and Phil Ward left the game via the toul route and Bapst took a winning lead. The leading scorers for the year were Co-Captain Paul Libby, 192 points, Phil Ward, 173 points, and C0-Captain Fred Littlefield, 145 points. Those receiving letters were Paul Libby, Fred Littlefield, George Vereault, Elmer Gittard, George Libby, Edward Blanchard, Rodney Footman, Phil Ward, Don Cust, and Edwin Roberts. Edward Blanchard and George Libby were elected Captains for the ,47-'48 season. The surface of the enrllz is constantly clmngingf' Brewer Brewer l Brewer Brewer Brewer - Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Old Town Stearns Orono Fort FairHeld Bapst Bar Harbor Bangor Bucksport Ellsworth Stearns Bar Harbor Bu cksport Bangor Orono Bapst Old Town Ellsworth Working Crew Rontvrs PAUL LIBBY 'Wormy Chalks Up Another One MELVIN LEIGHTON JU IOR VARSITY BASKETB LL The Brewer jayvees, under the direction of Coach Al Pike, had a successful season. They cardecl wins over the Brewer HigY, Old Town twice, Ellsworth, Bucksport, Shop Club, Ban- gor Five Aces. C The boys played top brands of ball at all times. Twi-ce they scored over seventy points. One jayvee man, Ralph Higgins, saw some action on the Varsity. The leading Iayvee scorers were Bob Alpert and Marston Hamm. 'Ir Back Row-George Hayes, Lamont Higgins, Alfred Stymist, Donald Everett, Coach Al Pike. Second Row-Robert Alpert, Andrew Clements, Captain Frank Deliver, Gerald Hainer, Richard White. First 'Rowe-Marston Hamm, Paul Tower. 1 M sw SEPT. SEPT. SEPT. OCT. OCT. WT, Second Row-Robert Dougherty, Robert DeBeck, Arthur Wiles, Rodney Footman E l Blanchard, Robert Libbey. First Row-George Libbey, Iohn Winslow, Raymond Tripp, Emest Moore, Clarence nk R h d Go ness, Sherman Morrison, Lamont Higgins. GRID HIGHLIGHTS In the first minute of the Brewer-Rockland game, Captain Ernie Moore snatched a Rock- land fumble out of the air and Went thirty yards to collect six points. The try for the point failed, - and Rockland scored a few minutes later to tie it up. They took the lead when their captain, Don McFellar, kicked the extra point that spelled defeat for the Witches. In the Greenville game, Art Wiles, Case Bunker, and Sherm Morrison all scored and led the Witches to a 19 to 13 victory. Brewer found a capable reserve in Babe Quirion, who entered the game to replace Captain Ernie Moore, carried off due to a head injury in the first period. In the third game of the season at Bucksport, the Varsity was hitting on eleven cylinders as they took a four-touchdown lead and let the Brewer Iayvees get in nearly a full period of action. Bob Tardiff played an excellent game as a reserve back. When the game ended, Brewer was on Bucksportis five-yard line and sporting a 25 to 0 lead. Our next foe was the Old Town Indians. At the outset of this game the Brewer fans felt that Brewer was being outclasscd. The team was outclassed for the first half, but when the second half began with Brewer trailing 6 to 0, the Witches caught fire. Bob Tardiff and Johnny Winslow sparked a drive that netted Brewer two touchdowns in eight minutes. This proved too much for Old Town and the game ended with Brewer leading 12 to 6. Incidentally, Brewer played this game without the services of ace backs Sherm Morrison and 'iCase', Bunker, and I Back Row-Coach Alu Pike, Irwin Campbell, Coach Charlie Heddericq. Third Row-Douglas Thompson, Richard Gifford, George Vereault, Albert Brow cl W clete Maurice Alpert, Reginald Estes, Robert Stefanski. linemen Win Stratton and Red Libby. The last four games were all lost. The Witches lost to Madison, John Bapst, Orono, and Bangor. This was due partly to injuries which constantly hampered the team. The only seri- ous injury was a broken leg suffered by Earl Collins. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE AND SCORES 5 13511-gyvvgg ROCKLAND 7 OOT. 18 BREWER MADISON 1 GREENVILLE 13 28 BREWER BUCKSPORT 0 OOT. 25 BREWER JOHN BAPST 5 BREWER OLD TOWN 6 NOV. 1 BREWER ORONO 12 BREWER BAR HARBOR 0 NOV. ll BREWER BANGOR ' Q f M Awwmwm Back Row-Connie Pooler, Ioan Foster, Esther Grass, Polly Nickerson. Front Row-Marlene Eaton, Captain Joyce Baker, Barbara Foster. if Winning Senior High School Girls' Basketball Team Miss Lura Hoit sponsored a round robin basketball tournament in connection with the activities of the Girls, Athletic Association. Six teams competed against each other. Joyce Ba- keris team came out Hrst with five Wins out of iive. The captains of the other teams were Iackie Robbins, Carolyn Woiods, Barbara Wiles, Frances Hodgins, and Elaine Roberts. Gold basketballs were awarded to the Winn ers. In general, bodies expand when heated and contract when cooled? Buck Row-Betty Coombs, Ruth Swanson, Rose Cust. Front Row-Ruth Landry, Captain Marjorie XViles, Sally Alpert. 'k Winning Junior High School Girls, Basketball Team The Junior High girls participated in a six-team league this past winter. The games were held in the high school gym under the direction of Miss Hoit. The team captains were as follows: Marjorie lfViles, Mary-Iane Robbins, Beverly Went- worth, Betty Irving, Betty VVinchester, and Iacqueline Coney. Q The league was won by Marjorie Wiles, team with a record of live victories and no Cle- leats. Miniature silver basketballs were awarded to the winning teams. The league proved to be very successful, with a great deal of enthusiasm shown by the Iunior High students. 'There is always friction whenever work is donef' GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO I The Girls, Athletic Association of Brewer in conyunction with the State of Maine point sy of sports to many girls. Members work for points and receive awar ceives her class numerals. During her second school HB7 The third year, if a student earns The fourth year of participation entitles each High 'School was organized by Miss Lura Hoit stem tor the purpose of giving a varied program ds accordingly. A student earning 50 points re- year an additional 50 points entitles her to the 50 more points, she receives a State letter Mil earner of 50 points to a State Mn pin. Points are earned in archery, badminton, bas- ketball, bowling, volleyball, roller skating, win- ter sports, working at concessions for basketball plppp and football games, cheerleading, community' service, first aid certificates, swimming and life- saving certificates, medical certificates dental ef ' ,,, T' certiiicates, hikin , bic clinff and other similar ' f' ar . . . . . . . . O, f activities in which individuals may have the op- portunity to participate. There are about 60 members in the associa- A tion this year. Six basketball teams and six vol- f leyball teams participated in an intramural league. An archery and a badminton tourna- M--1-.Muni ment were held this year. Due tolweather con- f er- -ii ditions, the archer tournament will have to be r i... .. L -.,. '?3- - - - - finished in the spring. Joyce 'Baker won the , ,P - ii3l'Ei51QQ, .Q 'l badminton tournament. Man irls have worked '- , - - Et' it - 'ff . 'S y ' prpq Q' 1 ' at games, thus earning servicc points for them- Q 'TQ-M ----- A selves as well as money for the association and ' ? ' i school. A program of this sort gives more girls a chance to participate in a varied program of sports than one with only one or two Varsity sports. It aims to develop a better all-around girl, who can benefit from having made wholesome and varied acquaintances. She becomes a good follower as well as a leader, a good loser as well as a winner. ' - El ' M K'nnon Alice Hartery, Joan Back Row-Anne Miles, Peggy Laffcy, Betty Lailey, Marltne Eaton, sie ac 1 , ' - A l' e Houston Lorraine McKenna Foster, Nora Crockett, Marilyn Tucker, Nancy Chandler, Jacque in , . Fourth Row--Marilyn Pooler, Constance Berry. Barbara VViles, Mary Lou Berry, Charlene Branscombe, Lor- raine Adams, Cecile Vereanlt, Rae Grindle, Esther Grass, Mary Rice, Pauline Nickerson, Marguerite Floyd, Annette O,Connor, Jeanette Watson, Lois Elliott. Third Row-Anne Gagnon, Maybelle Libby, Esther Marsh. Carolyn Corey, Joan Turner, Elaine Roberts, Louise Walls, Jeanean Abbott, Mabel Cosseboom, Patricia Gibbons, Joan Miles, Lois Welton, Eleanor Coney, Alice Blackman. Second Row-Anne Honey, Pauline Drew, Carolyn Woods, Betty Dixon, Phyllis Burrill, Jean Flaherty, Bernice NVelton, Miss Hoit, Beverly Marsh, Joyce Baker, Barbara Foster, Ellen Stratton, Frances Hoclgins, VVinifred Murray. Front Row-Marion Penny, Constance Pooler, Ann Ross, Rebecca Cbahners. Katherine Allen, Mary NVray, ' ' ' 1 ' ' - ' R lb' ' Mar aret Thomas, Lois Penny, Geraldine Jeanne Robbins, Pauling Jameson, Jacqueline or ins, g Bartlett. I I 1 E I 1 5 f I i 1 4 f w V I l 4,----,J William Ames .,,....... Patricia Baker ...,... Barbara Bell .,..., , Florence Betts .......,.. Sfeldon Blethen .......l.... Edward Campbell ...... Phyllis Campbell .l.,..l.. Donald Cole ......,........,...... Barbara Ann Conlogue .......,. James Coyne .,.....,........ Millard Cunningham.. Kathleen Doane l.......,.. Elizabeth Dole ,....,... Constance Drew .......... Ruth Dunham ........... Ella Fraser .......,.,...l.. Margaret Fraser ..,...... Edith Gass 4................ Gloria Grant .......r......... Boyd Gray ....,.rr.......r...., Marguerite Harriman ......., Eileen Hrartery ,.,.........,. Kaye Hatlield ...,.......... Bernadette Hayden .,.. joan Henderson .......... Hazel Homstead r........ Priscilla Homstead ,.,...... Harry Houston .....,..,,.. Walter Hurd ,.......... Leona jenkins .......... Pauline Kelley .,...,...... Muriel Kenderdine ...... Nola King ......,.......... Paul Knapp ...,..,.....,.. Eunice Lantz .....,.....,.... Arleen Lawerence ..,.... Thomas Lawerence ...... Wilbur Libby ................ Wayne Libhart ......... Ioan Littlefield ....,.., Robert Littlelield ,,,...... Virginia Littlefield ..,....... Virginia Looke, ............ . Carol Lord ...,.........,,............ Robert MacLaughlin , Maynard Marsh ..........., ALUMNI ....,,....American Tel. Gt Tel. Company Olan Mills' Studio ..........Rogers' Jewelry Store Shop , , . . . . , . . .Worcester Memorial Hospital ,............Mercy Hospital ........University of Maine ........University of Maine Eastern Corporation ........................Freeses ...,.......,................Freese's .........,Cohen's Law Office Home Sears, Roebuck 6: Company Saint Luke's Hospital Sears, Roebuck St Company Henry Lord Insurance Agency ... .. Personal Finance Company Store Medwed Footwear Company ,..............r,M.........,..........Freesels Houlton General Hospital ...,............University of Maine P Eastern Academy of Beauty Culture ,.,....,.Sears, Roebuck or Company ..........................,.......Lumbering ...,........,...........,...R1nes . . , . . . . .University of Maine ..........,...,,..,..,......Married Emeryls Oflice H. Bragg ar son Everybody has space and occupies space. John MacDonald... Ruth Nladeau .............. Lucille Nickerson ......... Evelyn Patterson l...,..... Geraldine Pickard Dolores Quirion .,....... Lorraine Quirion... Florence Ring ...,.... Marilyn Robbins... Donald Roberts .,... Arthur Robertson.. Douglas Robinson ,,...... Clayton Rogers... Roland Russell ....., Floramae Savage .......... Eleanor Scott ............ Margaret Shaw .......,.. Glenice Smith ........ Malcolm Snow ...... C-onrad Swett c........ Harold Tate ......... Donald Thom ....... Jacqueline Tracys. james Uttenback ,... Marjorie Vereault. Beatrice Weston .... Delma Whitten ..... Virginia York .......... Gerald Willey ....... ....................,...........,....Lumbering ..........Maine School of Commerce Union ,.......Westinghouse Electric Company Fox and Ginn Company Stanley J. Leen 61 Company Eastern Maine General Hospital ...,.....American Tel. Sr Tel. Company .,,..4........,.Coburn Classical Institute .,..,.....Beals Business College ,......,.Maine School of Commerce ....,r...,......Maine School of Commerce ...........-.American Tel. 61 Tel. Company .c.c......Merrill Trust or Banking Company .....,..cMerrill Trust 61 Banking Company College ....,....American Tel. St Tel. Company J. Newberry's Store . ,,EKastern Corporation B. Harriman The willingness to change an opinion or a -conclusion if later evidence shows that it is wrong, is a characteristic of a scientist. H I R 'I' I S I N G 135.1 333333 333333333 333333333333333 3333333333333 3333 33 333333333333 33333 33333333333 333 Ill For pleasant work with riemih associates. . . Before you make any decisions as to what you are going to do after graduation, why not investigate the job opportunities which the Telephone Com- pany offers you? Good pay is among the many advantages you gain by working for the Telephone Company. You earn while you learng the pay for beginners is good and you can earn increases beginning in a few months. Then, too, you will be working at an interesting job with congenial people in pleasant surroundings. Your job can be the first step in a real career in public service. Q,,t.mn.f.g,' Your teacher or tfocatzonal aclvzser can tell-you ji 14 rg more about work in Ibis interestmg IIICJIISIFJI. 1 R Q 3 4' W, I if 10:10:50 ,- NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE 81 TELEGRAPH COMPANYi GIRL GRADUATES OF '47 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 E 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Q3 Q3 3 Q5 3 3 Q3 il C3 Q3 3 Q3 QI Q3 C3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Q3 3 QI Q3 Q3 QQ 3 ib 3 3 33 3333 33 3333333333333 3333333 33333333333333333 33 3333 EE33iE33M3 3 3333 5113533 33 3 3i1N!iiH!33EE33 33 333 E? fb 3 3 E3 3 Cb il E? CT Eb Eb 3 Q3 CP 3 QD Q3 Q3 C5 Q3 E3 Q1 Q3 Q3 C3 EP Q3 ii Eb QD Q3 Cb Cb Eb E3 E3 E3 3 C3 C3 3 CT Q3 CD ED Q3 C3 E C3 E3 3 Pl' if 'P Pl' Eb E2 3 QISIIZIEIEIIEIIEEIGEIEJ3121H31635113331321'EGBE-'I3131E1'S'I-3131ISHS'E?D25'33'SJ212236312193113162392543131D313BQ2Uif3CIbEbE3lEhQI5Q31QZlQ15G3E25Q33iD31Q15Qf?Q2GG3J44UQ72i5 3 '31 'L' I3 45? 1:31 E 3 ,E General Ice Cream 3 a - 3 E Conmli-ments of Corporation 3 3 Siiuinous oz Hammond Mfg. Co. 3 3, D. . . lg 3 DODGE,S MARKET MSM 3 E Sixth and Pier Streets 3 Bangor, Maine E 3 in 3 B E 3 E 3 3 031 . . , E We Wish the Graduating Class VINERS SHOE STORE E S the Best of Luck E 3 Footwear for All the Family 3 3 We appreciate your patronage 3 3, fa :xi .h . '3 E FERRIS VARIETY STORE 51 P 'ke 'g Sq' Bangor' Me' 3 3 Q 3 la 3 3 E, 3 3, '31 3 3 3 . , 1 . 3 Drlnkwaters 1'0llHdl'l6S '3 , . , ra Eg Manufacturers of 1- 65 K- G1'0Cel'Y 5t0l'e E EJ 13' 3 IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS 3 Q31 l5liEWlL1i MAINE 3 3 45 Maple Street Brewer E B Q 5 E 3 a 3 a IE! '31 I Cmnyilimrmts of 3 CnmpHwwnM'0f E 3 B. Br W. Composition Co. E 3 3 Thomas lR0d CO' 56 Wilson St. Brewer, Maine E '31 I ia 'X' 3 3 2253333313333333333333333221231Q312133131333333333333131212313133BBEEEEIHBEDGBBEEEEIEHEQFEEQEAE f-ex f- ,-mr' nl f 1,- 'ax ,1q12'f ' A ':'ki::::iiiigZg-., NO. ,.g: 4 ,.g:7'4l... Eghmikqzikiigikv. I E-ka N .ff-F . 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Husson, Principal. 3 J 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Q3 ik 3 il 3 3 3 3 3 Q3 il QI il il Q3 Q3 E3 Q3 Q3 E3 Q3 Q? il 5 E' E33 5363 3Q13E33E5 355 333333 33333333333333 Q9 GQP 3ib 3333333333333 331 33333333 33333 33 ffl: lu 33333333333 '3 tb3EJ3 -F71 1.r -C' u 333333 'I Q, Q3 E1 Q3 ii fb E3 ii El Eb QP il Q? il E3 Eb Q3 55 '51 W Eb E5 Q3 il Q5 65 QP Eb C3 E3 Q3 Q5 Eb Q3 CT Q5 Q3 Eb Q3 Eb Q3 il 3 Q5 EJ Q5 C3 E3 Q? 55 il ii QF Q3 Q3 E5 il E5 il E3 Q3 CP QD Q3 Q3 Ei ED Q3 62355 E333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333E cafzaaaczomwi C3 S 3 E 3 Q 3 Ph 0: O Sh Muscat-znafa 31 131 SENTERS BANGOR MAINE 2 3 E E 3 3 Compliments of E 3 3 1:31 3 3 WHITE 85 HAYES 'fi 333333333333 33iiii33333 46 Center Street Bangor, Maine sausa ge EE IP 2 CI mei IP ru '-I C. F3 2 CD aaeaaaaaa 3 OUR BEST AXES Q 3 E And Other Lumbering Tools 3 3 3 3 - 3 Q Snow 81 Nealley Co. 3 aaaaaeaaa W 3' Z O O FU E3 Z 2 F1 aaaaaaaaa ae E Bangor Furniture Company 3 Guild Store for the State of Maine 3 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHERS E 3 54-88 Hammond Street Bangor, Maine Q was -1- 3 3 Q333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333g 33 3 3 E 3 3 3 3 3 3 E 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 E 3 3 3 3 3 3 QD 3 QB 3 QD Q5 Q3 Q3 QD 3 3 Q? Q3 ED E3 3 Q9 Q3 3 Q3 Q3 3 3 Eg 3333333 33 . 1864-1947 B Blake, Barrows 85 Brown, Inc. Q? Q3 Q5 Q GENERAL INSURANCE - SURETY BONDS Q Q TOURIST AGENCY Q Q 73 Central Street Bangor, Maine 3 5 Telephone 8296 Q 3 QI Q3 12' 3 E UPHOLSTERING MATTRESS WORK E EF 3 Complivmznfs of E 3' R1 3 ' - '24 Chute Upholstermg CO. Q E 146 State Street gl E3 Q BREWER MAINE E gg 3 Q3 5 A 3 COAL COKE E '21 3 E5 3 COnnOr COal 85 WOOd CO. Q 3 Dial 2-0703 3 333333 333333333 33333333333333333 103 South Main Street - Brewer, Maine OIL WOOD 33333 3333 D3 E me T' r' :D 5 W EU 545 2501 2:4 UJEFJ E Z W m S O 45 D P4 CC CD P! 3ENE3331 33 KIRSTEIN BLDG. 44 CENTRAL ST. R Established 1894 Q 3 R 3 -2: 12' 3 533333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333 33333333 33 33333333333333333333333333'-3333333 33 33 33333333333333333333 33 333 33 '333 33 333 33333 33 333 33 33 eeeeeeeeeeeeeememeeeeeeeeeeeeeecx R' ' ICC S lVIOE,S SERVICE M. J. CAHILL, Prop. Cor. Forest Ave. and State St. BANGOR, MAINE Largest Trailer Sales in Northern Maine CLUKEY - JOHNSON CO. Granite and Marble Memorials 85 Main Street Brewer, Maine Compliments of V BOYD 81 NOYES JEWELRY s'roRE 25 Hammond Street Bangor, Maine Telephone 2-0183 '33 33333333333333333333333333333 PERKINS STORE A. F. SAWYER, Prop. RADIOS - COMBINATIONS WASHERS - IRONERS REFRIGERATORS All Household Electric Appliances Tel. 9196 99 Center Street Brewer, Maine Hackett Machine Co. Machinists' and Boiler Makers' Steel Plate and Boiler Tubes Mill Supplies 48 Maple Street Brewer, Maine Compliments of Alftl1l1l',S Barber Shop 10 South Main St. Brewer, Me. UNION STREET GARAGE Welding - General Repairing Batteries - Tires - Greasing H. HAMMOND K. PREBLE 3 313333333333333333333333333333333K331333333333333133I33333333133333333333333I33333333333333333333333333-if 933333333333313333333333333333333333333331333333333333333333333333333133333 3 333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333335 Daniel Rooney 61 Son Grocery Store Tel. 8128 150 so. Main sr. Brewer, M Lookeis Auto Service Station 610 South Main Street South Brewer, Maine 3333 Compliments of 333333333333333333333333333333333333333333 L. Tilly', Gould BARBER C'UH'L1Il'iIHUl'IfS of CONEY'S MARKET C. Give Your Home a Beauty Treatment With Colorful Awnings B. 1. SMITH Telephone 4679 WE'RE READY TO SERVE 2 Union Street Brewer, Maine Compliments of DON,S PACKAGE STORE 490 South Main Street South Brewer, Maine I-IARNUINTS RESTAURANT Where the Elite of Brewer Meet to Eat Across from Eastern Corp. 518 South Main Street Don Harnum, Traveling Secretary Wood Products Co., Inc. Wood Trimmings For Sale Tel. 7605 BREWER MAINE 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 5 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 ii' '29 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 ILP 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 'EE CJ 3 3 3 3 3 E 3 E 3 '-:- 33 33 3333 333333 3333 33333 3333 333333 33 3 33 333 333 33 33 3333 333333333 33 33333 33 I? 3 3 3 3 3 E 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 5 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 E 3 3 3 CSI 3 LE' 'D' 3 3 gl S3 QEEEEWQSEQQSQSEH353333333333333SGGBGGGSGBGBGEGHGQBESBQEBQQGEQGGBBESBEQ GQQQBHQEB GEGGB gina Compliments of The Bangor House Telephone 7321 174 Main Street Bangor, Maine HUGGARIYS FUNERAL SERVICE TEL. 9691 T I-I E New Brass Rail NEW ENGLANUS FINEST RESTAURANT Air and Sound Conditioned 202 Exchange Street Bangor, Maine S. H. Woodbury 81 Co. Hardware - Bird Building Material - Plumbing - Insulation Farm Water Systems - Electrical Supplies Household Supplies - Paints and Wall Paper 231 Main Street Brewer, Maine Tel. 3859-8553 ii 3 3 3 3 H 3 S G E G 3 G E I3 3 3 E G E 2 3 E E E B 2 E 2 Q3 Q3 QI QI QB Q3 il Q3 il E3 Q3 Q3 il QI ii QD il ii ii il Q3 Q3 Q3 Q3 Q3 il Q3 Q3 E Q3 Q3 Q3 Q3 Q3 EMI EM? BEBGEBQBGEEGBHBEBEBGSE QEBBGBSBGEQBEGB EMSQQ EWEEEEHGEBEWEEEEEWEEQEEE 333333 3333 EMEEQME E5 E9 Q3 Q3 il Q1 Q3 QD 3 Q1 E3 C3 Q3 E3 Q? il Eb Q1 Q3 E3 E5 C5 E9 E5 E9 Q3 Eb E3 E C3 E1 ii C3 C3 E E3 E3 Q? E3 E3 E3 E3 3 Eb E5 E3 Q3 Q5 E3 Q3 Q3 QD E3 3 Eb Eb S 3 EBEEEEB 333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333 333 333333333333333333333333333333333 3333 3 ga COAL STOKERS KEEP THE HOME FIRES BURNING With Fuels From , DOYLE 81 CARTER OFFICE Tel. 7468 YARD 46 Center St. BREWER 17 Wilson St. COKE OIL A Good Store To Know About H. W. KEALIHER Groceries and Meats 12 Somerset Street Brewer, Maine T. W. Cunningham, Inc. General Contractors 84 HARLOW STREET BANGOR, MAINE COLE'S EXPRESS BANGOR, MAINE Dependable Service Since 1917 33333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 QD Q3 Q3 Q1 Q5 3 Q3 3 3 3 3 3 ij Q3 3 3 3 3 QD QQ 2 QI 3 3 Q3 Q3 Q3 Q3 QD Qi Q3 Q3 Q3 ii Q3 QD 65 QB Q3 Cb 3 3i33i53WN3ih333 333333 3333333333333333333333333333 333333333333333333333333333333333 3 3333333 CPG!! 3513 55353538 1333333333333 333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333f3, DODGE CLOTHES as MAIN STREET Bangor, Maine From the Factory to You Compliments of Lowell Parkefs I.G.A. Market Corner Wilson and So. Main Sts. Brewer Tel. 9756 Insulate Your Home With JOHNS-MANVILLE ROCK WOOL .uid Save Up to 40 Percent of Your Fuel Flint 81 Ross Company 86 Central St., Bangor, Maine Compliments of Faulkinghamls Sanitary Barber Shop A. D. Faulkingham, Prop. Compliments of WALKER LUMBER CO. Lumber and Building Materials S. S. Herrick 8a Company Meats - Groceries - Flour South Brewer, Maine Tel. 7803 Thurston 81 Kingsbury Co. Wholesale Grocers 48-52 Broad St. I Bangor, Maine Dial 9471-9472 Essotane Gas Atlantic-Clarion Stove Co. Norge Appliances and Atlantic Ranges New and Used Ranges Power Burners - Range Burners 205 Exchange Street Bangor, Maine 333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333Qs WGBGBEEGEUYQQQQEIEQEQGGEUGQJQQBQQ12130313333531121333333135553338G3lQ1515'4G3lG31QIQE5Q2UQ2GQ2ClEGC3I3EiCIGQZ1Q3113E5Q1UC3'fQj Compliments of C. H. SAVAGE Co. BANGOR MAINE Free Alterations Free Alterations SEE Lieberman Bros. FOR YOUR SPORT CLOTHES We Carry the Largest Line of Pants in the City 67 Exchange St. Bangor, Right on the Corner Facing Union Station Compliments Of ANREWS, Music STORE Maine's Most Modern and Complete Music Store PIANOS-RECORDS-RADIOS 1.18 Main Street Bangor, Maine The Page Teachers' Agency 61 Main Street Room 10 Tel. 2-3244 . . Bangor, Maine Placement of Teachers in All Fields Also Public Mimeograph Service 11QJUBGQZGIEBIGIQGEQEGEBQDBEQEIQBQGQEQGEQQFSGBBQlilihfiiM519EUBWEQQSQGIGBCEIBQBEJYSIQGQBBCZIEGIEEG 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 5 3 3 3 3 3 3 E 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 QD il ii il il 53 QD il ib Q3 il QD il 3 E QD Q3 QU ii Q3 QF QD ii Q3 Q5 il il Q3 Q3 Q1 Q3 Q3 63 Cb Q3 'E QFQE 333 33 3333333 33333333333333 F U E L 0 I L S Can NOW Be Obtained at Your Old Reliable Fuel Dealer 3 J. F. Woodman Co. 3 QQ Q3 Q3 E 9 Hammond Street Tel. 2-0043 E E - fe E E Coilnplivnents of E C35Di?i3i?3f3i? EBQTSMIQDQBCB Getchell Bros., Inc. E Fuel. Oils and Ice E ni: as va: E 106 OAK STREET BANGOR, MAINE 5 e 5 5 G. H. PENLEY 3 cz: ra 33333333 ih3i3i?3M3iM3 CLEANING AND PRESSING Latest Methods with Modern Equipment E 73 PARKER STREET BREWER, MAINE E - 3 an Q Dial 7524 3 5 gg E CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS 5 FLORAL DESIGNS Q3 E O'Loughlin'S Greenhouses 5 J. P. O'LOUGHLIN, Prop. 3 QD ii 262 MT. HOPE AVENUE Telephone 3030 4 4 A3333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333 3333333iiiii333 333 333 33333333 3333333333!!3333333333333333333 3333 3333 333 33333333 33 33 Compliments of Perry-Stuart Manufacturing Co., Inc. 62 Oak Street Bangor, Maine 33333333333333338333333333333333333333333333333333333333833533ii+934 3 3 3 3 'X' 1 'll 3 3 E E 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 5 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 333333 - 3333333333333333 333 33333 3 33 333 435534 3 3333 3333 3 33 33 llii33i333iiii3iii33 -PII- 33333 533 Q3333333333E333333363333333333033333333B33G93333333SBQGHBBHBEBEEQSBEEEEE 3 3 3 E 3, Dial 4887 Smokepipe and Fittings 121 3 Compliments of 3 3 . Clarion Stove Su l Co. 'S' E B. B. Harriman Co. ppy E ALL STANDARD MAKE 3 3 CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH E 3 Stove, Heater and Furnace Repairs 3 E 17 Oak st' Bangor' Mame 213 Exchange Street Bangor, Maine 3 3 E e 3 3 :za 3 MEET THE GANG AT SWEET'S E E Our pomfortuble fountain is the fountain of youth - Compliments of E E tliedfagfogte nciiegtini placedoi youngimpeolale who like 3 gc-fm oo an rin . . ' 3 fellowship. Stop in 332215 sgliotol or ills zeiigvgs C' CO' 3 ,gi enjoy your favorite soda or sundae made with our ' N3 .3 extra-rich and creamy ice cream. 3 3 Q 3 - 3 gm Sweet Company Penobscot Square Brewer, Me. I3 3 26 Main Street 39 No. Main Street E 127 Bangor Brewer 3 3 I3 3 3 53 3' 'E' 3 3 3 3 3 3 Compliments of 3 3 Compliments of 3 '3' O. ROLNICK 81 . Q SONS Brewer Savings Bank 3, . . . . , . . -I- E Auto Wieckeis and Paits Jobbeis 141 NO. Main St. Brewer, Me. E 169 So. Main St. Brewer, Maine E Q 3 3 3 G 3 3 E 3 3 As Near As Your Telephone --Dial 4569 Since 1909 3 3 Quality Building Materials 3 E BANGOR FLORAL CO. Sh M 1 W k 3 3 flncorporated 19255 eet eta or 5 L.C.HATHAWAY,MmmgH Acme Su l Co. 'E' Flowers By Wire pp Y E Dial 9443 996 State St. Bangor, Maine Bangor E 3 3 3 3 Q3 l w 33333333333EQBHEGEQQZIEJGIEBBBSBHBBQGBREBQE 333333333333333333333B3333 BBE 63333333333333BGEBGWGG333330333333BBGBBQQGEEQ33383333EGBBEBBGEGHQEESBGP THE MODERN WAY TO BUY YOUR NEXT CAR THE PLAN IS STREAMLINED AND SIMPLE You arrange your Financing-in advance- at the Installment Loan Agency. You order your Insurance-in advance- frorn an agent of your selection. After you have made your selection, you go to the dealer as a cash buyer. ' I BUY LOCALLY - INSURE LOCALLY - FINANCE LOCALLY INSTALLMENT LOAN AGENCY of Eastern Trust 81 Banking Company 87 Central Street Bangor, Maine A. J. Tucker 81 Son, Inc. Manufacturers of SPORT FOOTWEAR 45715 South Main Street South Brewer, Maine 43333333333333333333EQEGBRHBEEBBBHESBB33333333BQBEGEGQBQSBBBQBGUGBQBQQ 33333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333 PHOTOGRAPHY ATHLETES BICYCLING SWIMMING HIKING COMPLETE SUPPLIES i- FOR L- It D KI 'I BANGOR - WATERVILLE 'ir FISHING HUNTING GOLF TENNIS CAMPING WHOLESALE RETAIL SVQOTU More Than Ever It Pays To Shop at Sears Sears, Roebuck SL Co. Bangor, Maine .J 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 E 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 5 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 1552 333 333333 33 333 333 333333333 333 333333333 33333333 3 3333333333333333333 333 33 Q , 5? 15:1 15:1 5:1 5.1 5:1 5:1 151 '31 QJI IS! 5: 5:1 5: 151 5:1 5:1 5:1 5:1 5:1 W? 51 5:1 5: 5:1 5:1 5:1 5:1 51 51 5:1 151 15:1 5: 5:1 5:1 5:1 15:1 51 151 5:1 5:1 51 5: Ii? 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GARAGE GAS-OIL sss se. Main sf. se. Brewer, Me. Telephone 6769 H. W. WAUGH SHOE REBUILDING If your shoes are faded Or you need a shine, Just visit our shop Any old time. 87 North Main St. Brewer, Maine REX-O-GRAPH The Modern Duplicator Clean, Fast, Simple, Economical Prints in Four Colors Simultaneously Southard of Bangor 195 Exchange Street cemplimwwe of Allen Drug Co. East Side Pharmacy Kaneis Cut Rate STICKNEY 8: BABCOCK coAL COMPANY 'fThe City Fue1e1's Hard and Soft Coal New England Coke All Grades of Fuel and Range Oil Telephone 5664, 5665, 2-0623 17 Hammond St. Bangor, Me. JIMMY,S TYDOL STATION TYDOL GAS-VEEDOL OIL Tires, Tubes and Accessories COMPLETE LUBRICATION Towing and Road Service 242 State Street Phone 5298 JAMES E. WHITE, Prop. Say It With Flowers' but Be Sure They Come From 0566 Flower Shops and Greenhouses at BANGOR and BELFAST 33333 3333B3333 383E ISI IZII2-ICEIIZI-'EI 'l l0X l--XGIPIZIGI IZIIEI E53 BIZI W3 ESIIEIIEIISI EQIZIIZIIEIIZI E ISI E 131 ECI ISI IB' IBI IECI ISI I'-ICI I3 IE-'I IRI I3 IEI I3 ISI IEI ISI IRI IBI ISI ISI ISI '13-I QF EI I3 ECI ISI IECI ISI E ISI ISI 'BI '25 ISI I3 ISI IEI ISI IZI ISI ISI IEP :Eg C2-I ISI G31 ISI I3 3 EI I3 I3 I3 IE' 3 IZIZIGIIEI 135333E5331215533332133915333QHEGQIESQHGQBISQQQQECH31QZIEDGQBGETQEEQBBYEBEUGBBEEGGQSIEEIBBSGQ Pierce, White and Drummond Incorporated Dealers in INVESTMENT SECURITIES Ashmead White E. Richard Drummond Eastern Trust Bldg., Bangor, Maine Tel. 4545 DEXTER'S MARKET MEATS and cRocER1Es Bakeris Red Top Store Groceries - Candy - Ice Cream Opposite High School E. L. BAKER, Prop. Compliments of CHARLES MURRAY MURRAY MOTOR MART ater Street Bangor, Maine 112 Franklin Street Bangor, Maine WIOP' JOE FLEMING 1230 ON YOUR DIAL WANTS TO SEE YOU- FOR ABOUT SPORTS - MUSIC GOODYEAR TIRES ENTERTAINIVIENT Compliments of BEN SKLAR OLD TOWN MAINE 1. W. Leighton Agency Business Machines 98 Central Street -Phone 8305 Bangor, Maine 3333131538136313l3Q3CIiibi3lQ3I 3Cf9G3Q31Q25EC1E1i11Q15131Q15fEC1'2h3'EGf3l'Z?QED3333333BESQEBBQBBSGIGQESGEUEQEJGGEEHQGBB 3695 33 33 3 3 SQGGBQGBQBEEGBSGSGGHBE 3333333333G33333BGQQEEEBEEEGGQBEEEEEW333333333 3 3 363 EQEGHEEBEBGB 3 0 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 E Q E 3 B 3 G G B G B G G G G 3 G B E E 3 E G L B G 3 E E G E E G B E G E E E E E1 Eb il il il Q3 C.,- 63 Q? QS il E? il 333333333 3333 33 E3333333333333333331333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333 E -i- 1531 , 3 3 E 3 3 3 3, 3 g 5 3 'X' '31 'S' 3 '31 -1- 5 3 3 E THE WARREN KAY VANTINE E, 3 '31 3 Q STUDIO, INC. 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Flowers can never Q ai to e iver your message-be 2 THE NEW , it love, sympathy or good cheer. 2 Whe-IE Words fail you, Howers will gl 3, say 1 . 3 Where Particular People Dine E Brockwayis Flower Shoppe E2 68 Main street Bangor, Maine Corsages - Floral Arrangements 3 gi Floral Designs 2 15 Central Street Bangor, Maine ISI Q E 3 3 Q 3 131 C,,,,,7,1i,,w,,tS of BLACICS GROCERY A E, H, BUBAR Mans and cmocsmss 3 1333 F3323 CHIROPRACTOR El 510 So. Main St. So. Brewer, Me. 3, BANGOR. MAINE ng Tel. 2-2343 'I' -I- L31 'I' 5 5 Q E?- s E K3 21 gg B U Y E E Compliments of Your First Life Insurance Policy ,f Saunders, Rexall Store 3 3 521 South Main Street Tel. 9568 From Q 3 South Brewer, Maine S. I 27 State Street Bangor 'Z' - 'l' 2 '!' H31 'P ISI E53G31333333333333333333333333333333333H3131333336333G1C313l2lQ3ib631Q3Q2UE3lE3lfDEbC3C3G31E5C2bC31E31D31D3I3QbuSU 333333 FoR FINE CLOTHES BUY AT THE RINES CO. Style Center of Bangor BANGOR, MAINE 333333333333333333333333333333333 Cumplinzenhs of The Great Atlantic 61 Pacific Tea Co. C. I. MERRILL, Mgr. 142 Center St. Brewer, Maine 333333333333 333333Q333 Dr. F. A. Hodgdon 21 Main Street Brewer, Maine Telephone 5535 333 3333333333333333 BORDER EXPRESS, INC. BANGOR, MAINE Daily Service Between Boston, Portland, Bangor, Machias, Lubec, Eastport, Calais, Princeton And All Intermediate Points Phone 6468 G E O R G E , S F 0 R MEN'S CLOTHES 142 MAIN STREET Opposite Bangor Opera House Let George Do It Cuuzplinwnts of NISSEN'S BAKING CORPORATION BANGOR, MAINE Compliments of RAPAPORT TIRE CO. 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E ll' 'I' 'I' 'I' ll' 3 33EE3 E33333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333332 gg 3 2- E 23 :ga 131 :fa E E E 2 LINCOLN MERCURY E 33333333333 333 3333 me 5 U' U' CD '-1 Z O f-r O '-1 C5 O 5 'U B3 'D R4 ew 3333 3 E 3 gg 499 Hammond Street Bangor, Maine E is :zu me '-1 SL UI as so I-I is an 31 an 2' Qu fi' 131 W U31 '3' 12:1 13 rs: 33333 333333 333333 333333 121 E 3 . . 3 E Bread Is Baslc Bread Is the Staff of Llfe 3 3 F23 E, Ask Your Independent Grocer for 3 31 Q21 121 3 ENBICHED MOTHER'S WHITE BREAD E 1:21 3 Nutritious - Finer Flavor - Lasting Freshness E 3 3 131 fa ee H F1 K4 Z Q +1 E D1 75 CD U O Z Cf H fl! I P4 o s: E Cf W CD H :- CD 5 fe 33 33 wwaeeaeecmeeee W S33 D UQ O P-s W S33 E D Cf Q CU Q W 93 D UQ O 3-s E . 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I3 5 WAXID IDRS DAYS GARAGE E 25-41 Oak Street Bangor, Maine 3 E Quicker Service E Brewer, Maine General Garage Work '31 fe E 3 Compliments of MAC,S MARICET cf: ARTHUR CHAPIN CO. 3 Groceries, Meats and Hardware E 3 Wholesale Grocers 3 Distributors of Delivery Service 3 5 STOKELEY'S FINEST 483 So. Main St. South Brewer, Me. 131 3 and Tel. 4403 .5 3 Other Quality Merchandise E 121 5 Q IS! Eg JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS ATLANT RII, 3 IC SEA G L Schwinn - BICYCLES -- Mercury 3 . - - 1 ' 'B' I Specializing in Steaks, Chops Outboald REPAIRS Blcycle R Baseball and Softball Headquarters -i- Q and Sea Foods WIGHT'S 5 '21 lg Exchange Street SPORTING GOODS E gg 54 State St. Bangor, Me. 3 12' El 13 R31 I3 3 5 i e 3 Trask - Libbey Funeral Home 'E' CLARENCE P. LIBBEY, Prop. LOWE BROS' PAINTS 3 E Ambulance Service - Lady Assistant ... LINOLEUM .. E Phones: '3' ' I3 E Bangor 4309 Hampden 14-32 Penobscot Paint Products Co. E2 3 Main Street B ng 131 S . Funeral Home, 165 No. Main St. 191 Exchange t anger 3 Brewer, Maine E 52515513132331313333333333333333333333303333332133F3313L3QBEGGEUBQUQQQBQISBBEIQEQQBQEQBE T Y L, 'FS E333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333 3333333 33 Q Q 5 E 3 Ca 3 53' O ws 3333333333333 EASTERN CORPCRATION '21 si 3 SOUTH BREWER, MAINE 3 EASTERN 3 :rl 7 Y 3 '21 an 12- Q1-,I L31 :ai Q 3 3 121 ff: 3 E 3 3 Makers of 3 3 3 ATLANTIC BOND 3 333 3 Q And Other Fine Business Papers Q 3 333333 333333 3333 3333 U3 E '-4 Q P1 3 PU Q. Us Q PU 3 O Q. '-i 5 E E W Q PU I-4 Z C3 333333333333 Cabinet - Mill Work - Sash and Doors - Store Fixtures 3 3 46 Betton Street Brewer, Maine E 3 E3 3 'S' 3 33 33 E This Is Our 52nd Year Jewelry Watches Appliances 3, Originators of Pine Tree State TaH'y , E EPSTEIN S :Za LUFKIN'S 3 3 South Brewer, Me. 3' gg, Fresh Home Made Candy and Ice Cream 3 3 Home Cooked Pastries on the Job. 3 3 oo U1 P4 CD an 5 3 3 Birthday and Wedding Cakes and , E Party Favors Clothing - Footwear E 3 Bangor Bar Harbor Augusta Furnishings Radios Sportswear E '3' 3 '3' 3 533333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333 313113133131131333333333333333333333333 .Excellent Food - Well Served The House of Quality The New Atlantic Restaurant T. D. MOURKAS, Mgr. Dial 8810 G6 lVIain Street .. .,.. ,. Bangor, lVIe. HEATING-PLUMBING SHEET METAL WORK 3331333333333313133131313113131313131131131313113113333113133131131131131333333333131333133331333313133 AIR CONDITIONERS General Electric Oil Furnaces C. H. BABB 81 CO. 106 Exchange St. Bangor, Me. STEEL SHEETS and METALS N. H. Bragg 81 Sons Bangor, Maine REPLACEMENT PARTS EQUIPMENT B P. Y A N T 1 s A One of Maine's Finer JEWELERS Stores of for BANGOR DIAMONDS, WATCHES and SILVER For the Past Fifty-two Years 46 Main Street Fox sz GINN, INC. Local and Long Distance Moving 151 Center Street Bangor, Maine Telephone 5608 Compliments of FOSTER'S DYE HOUSE 201 Penobscot Square Telephone 8379 Conmlinienfs of FOOTMAN'S DAIRY 149 State Street 'BREWER MAINE Clislfs Super Service Station Bangor End of Brewer Bridge Bangor Tel. 6519 Maine Your Patronagfe Is Solicited F51 131 131 3 131 3 131 131 131 131 131 131 3 131 3 131 131 3 3 131 3 131 131 131 131 131 131 31 3 131 131 131 3 131 131 131 131 131 3 131 131 E31 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 31 3 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 3 33331311 lllibii 'lvl' M953333133333313133333333333113131333333333iiii3333 iiii131131131131 131131131 13131 Ui- I'1'I' 401' 'lvl' 131131 13113131 3131 3 3 3 3 131 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 .131 161 3 . 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Ei 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 131 3 131 3 3131 3 333333333333 Compliments of THE ADAMS HOUSE 36 Washington Street 3333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333 BANGOR, MAINE Compliments of MON AGHAN,S SERVICE Main and Cedar Streets Bangor, Maine Compliments of Annabelle's Beauty Shop North Main Street Brewer, Maine 333333333333 Compliments of I-I. B. SWETT c.RocER1Es 333 Tyclol Gasoline Veedol Motor O Service Station TEL. 4095 L. F. TIPLADY 31 Union Street PURINA CHOWS Tel. 7530 il Compliments of Bangor Roofing 6: Sheet Metal Co. 224 Harlow St. Bangor, Me. Roofing - Sheet Metal Contractors and Dealers Radiator Repairing, Recoring WALTER J. SARGENT Real Estate and Insurance Libby Owens and Ford Auto Glass Installed Bangor Auto Body Shop Koritsky's Garage 165 Center St. Bangor, Me Dial 8417 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 ES 3 3 3 E 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 E 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 E 3 E 3m 3333333 333 3 3333 3333 33 333 33 333333333333 33 3333 33333 333333333 3333333 33 33 33 33 333 333 3333 33 Q33 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 EEE 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 fi? Uly- 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Q9 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 E 3 33 C24 3 5 3 5 3 3 3 3 3 3 E E 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Q 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 E 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 EES 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Q 3 33 333 33 easy as any blanket. . . . It's the GE automatic blanket for really restful sleep! Plugs into any regular socket. Launolers as 3 3 3 The 5 B ' angor I-lvdro-Electrlc Co. 3 3 3 3 3 MERLE L. COFFIN CO. Q1 CO. International Harvester Fai!-bank5..Nl0i-Se 3 EXPERIENCE QUALITY Farm Equipment Water Systems 3 C . I . '- . - 3 Air Conditioning Gas-Electric Combination Ah. Cikgitsgrlinzutemp He'EggElecgriefnggxlgggfiun Boiler-Burner Units Ranges B0iIer,Bumer Unit Ranges 3 Steel and C35f IY011 Reffigemmrss Washers: Steel and Cast Iron Refrigerators, Washers, 3 Furnaces Ironers D Fumaces Ironers E: Range and Furnace Hot Water Heating Plants Range and Furnace Circulating Oil Heaters Oil Bumers Steam Heating Plants Oil Bumers Light Plants, Cas Engines 3 Automatic Water Heaters Modern Kitchens, Bath Automatic Water Heaters Range and Fuel Oil Rooms Bottled Gas 104 Hammond St., Bangor, Me. Telephone 7142 3333333333 Compliments of 334- -1- -I-1-1-1+1+1-1---51.251520131120125-r -1- -1- -l- -I-1+ 4333+ -1- -1- -1- -I-15311-3133333333 Q 23 Hammond Street Telephone 6832 Day or Night Service Telephone 8695 Lower Main Street STU DIO 725 Broadway, Bangor, Maine Telephone 8289 Richard H. Getchell, P. S. A. Bangor, Maine Anywhere - Anytime Central Wcldmg C0 WELDING OF ALL KINDS Call Us Anytime for Free Estimate on Any Type Job ELECTRIC OR ACETYLENE Bangor, Maine Shop Open Evenings mt? 3'i'1'l'1'!'1+ ! 'l-'E+ +333 33333 101' ' M- 1-i-1+-a-1-x-- 'I' nr- 'I'- 33 A -1021 'X' 'X' 4' flmlfrllvi' 'I' 'Z' +3 .- -x-:-x---x- -x-1+ fx- -x- A' If 110 E3 lllHlll llllHl lllll E 3 3 1:31 3 Q31 3 3 3 131 'I' . if 3 . 'P E 3 . 3 . 15:1 3 3 3 3 121 3 1:51 15:1 3 E . 3 . 3 1:31 E 15:1 1:21 3, . 3 3 3 E 3 3 131 1:31 . ig . 1.21 3 '3' 'I' 'I' -1- E A.,-A P... ne. We Y A Y 333 m 3 53333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333j 13' 3 3 12: in 3 E 3 Compliments of 3 '3' 'S E C0 'Pli 'e tS of Webbel' Oil Company, Inc. E Dr. C. M. Thomas 700 MAIN STREET :Lu 33333333333 33333333333 BANGOR, MAINE 3, 3 2' 3 3 Complimgyltg 015 ' E 3 :Lu , . . 3 E Pe0ple,S Flsh Market, Inc. Hardware - Glass -- Pamts - Oxls 3 All fresh hsh in season Varnishes E E Oysters - Clams - Scallops and Lobsters Safety Glass a spegialty gg 3 3 Tel. 5636 120 Broad St., Bangor, Me. Phone 3919 31 39 Center St. Brewer 3 33 33 IIEIEE333333333333333333 33333 U5 'a -5 UQ o 2 Us , 3 Q Q' 5 Q 5 5, Q-l F4 Z Sb ce 2 I-4 o 2 'Z' Q E E 2 i 3333333333333333333333333333 Dye House Dr. R. O. Drews 'lf-Pi 'II' 3333 fa 3 3 3 -3. Compliments of . '!' New Franklm Laundry Z A FRIEND TEL. 6484 3 ' -1- 'I' -:za :jf 33 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 . 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 'fi' I3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 F 3 -3333333333333 3 .3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 E 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 E 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 E3 Q3 Q3 Q3 Q3 Q3 il iMh33QNN33333g cinawaalaenzleaafae H DU i , U . E11 Z H E 'P F 1 H O Z F11 CD U5 M4 an-zaeeeeaaaufaemna 333333333 'lu Pu E Q N gm 523 :osx gba C as FRN gg eil., :fi 33333333 IIIUIIEII I'IIllTIl EIIIHIHVEIIS iM53iEb33 3 3 5 '31 ra '23-' -al lg an 5 3 la Q up wa: ma 5 S Maurice J. Fineson -1- 3 374 Center Street I 'I' 3 Bangor, Maine Q 'E' la 3 3 3 Class Rings, Class Pins and Awards 3 5 Medals and Trophies in E Official Jeweler to Brewer High School Since 1936 E 53' -aw E Agent for Se Beowulf Pins 3 3 E E Representing Q LOREN MURcH1soN sl oo. E . 15:1 geznsnafafa ez: E el 3 3 3 el E 3 E S 3 3 :za 3 3 an 3 3 3 3 3 fa S E E ef 3 fa 5 3 anemia 'H Q 5 F31 3 '31 2 U31 3 I3 3 4 4 4 4 4 i N31 E G31 I3 3 EG E '31 S 3 '31 3 121 I3 H ISI V21 E P31 3 3 E EU 3 3 3 3 E 4444444 121: 13131381231 - 3131 1361 33333 23131 13131 S1313 ' 'Z' 344444444 V+-I-341131 MII 333 44433 444444 4133+ gqqqaqqq EE' Compliments of RIVERVIEVV Fountain Service Come All 1 Come Often HOMER HATCH, Prop. Fuel Oil Range Oil Compliments of The Hincks Coal Company 11 Central Street Bangor, Maine Winkler Stokers Timken Oil Burners Compliments of Nature Footwear Corp. DONALD PRATT CO. Diamond Merchants and Jewelers 18 Hammond St. Bangor, Me. HARMON PIANO CO. STEINWAY KNABE STORY 81 CLARK WURLITZER LESTER INSTRUMENTS - RADIOS RECORDS - MUSIC 186 Exchange St. Bangor The Haynes 81 Chalmers Co. Wholesalers and Distributors in Hardware - Builders Supplies Steel - Bolts - Lumbermen Supplies Paints - Doors - Windows - Roofing Dynamite - Sporting Goods 174-182 Exchange St. Bangor, Me. EAT AT MARSH'S Pine Tree Restaurant 114 Main Street Dial 3284 SLEEP AT MARSH'S PINE TREE LODGE A Home Away From Home 58 Cedar Street Good Places To Know About D. D. TERRILL SAW COMPANY Manufacturers of The Famous Terrill Saws and Tools Distributors of Lumbering Tools, Mill Supplies and Shop Equipment 124-126 Exchange St. Bangor, Me. 321313 155133 D3IE31FZ1Q314444fEb12QE3IfE53I21D25GIlEhI5l1GE5l3f1EUlZfEil2lEBESSEIQBBQDZQBEBQSSBISSBBGEB 213 2 me E E E 3 3 IZ' E Q 3 3 3 E a IZI 3 3 2 3 3 131 3 E I3 g IEIISI 'J E 3 3 3 EI EI IRI I3 I3 I3 I3 IECI ISI I3 IEI ISI I3 I3 ISI IZI ISI 3 I3 I3 I3 ISI ISI ISI EI IECI I3 EI 3 Q31 FEI ISI ISI I3 I3 Q15 3 E I3 I3 IZI E21 I3 ISI ISI EI EI ISI ISI I3 ISI I3 +444 i+++i+W+W++WW 24-Hour Service 351: Rate i4ii+++++i+WW+++F+' Compliments of 4+ 98 Exchange St. +44 Bangor, Me. Iiiiii kiwi +i+i 'iii Compliments of A FRIEND WWF! i+++33++W+WM+WW4+4WW++ l Compliments of Mpq++q+g++g... L. A. SAVAGE CO. CAREF UL DRIVERS ANYWHERE - ANYTIME BLUE BIRD TAXI JOHN TRIPP at soN 40 Washington St. Bangor, Me. Compliments of MODERN CLEANERS AND DYERS Compliments of A. H. Ulmer 8: Son All Kinds of Electrical Work Compliments of . , University N d S S . lmm S port tore Cap 8: Gown Company +333 33 QgiiihhiiiWiki?Wiiiii++kQQ+iiih+h+++QEhiiii++ IEGIZIISIISI ggg+ggg+++gy++y+g+ mw+ Ju S E E 3 E I2-I ISI E IEI ECI IE' 131 ISI ISI ISI I3 ECI ISI ISI ISI I3 3 ISI ISI ISI E 'EC IRI I3 3 ISI 3 3 I3 3 ISI 2 ISI 3 G ISI ISI ISI EI SI 2 giihk 1 1 Q33333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333353 3 3 , SKLARS DELICATESSEN AND CREAMERY 3 We Carry A Full Line of Quality Imported Goods E 3 Also Birclseye Frozen Foods 3 Q 117 State Street Bangor, Maine E 3 Dial 6704 E 3' ' :zu 3 -3 3 'Z' 3 fl' 3 5 ISI -n- gg REO Ig SAFETY-BUS E Eh FOR SCHOOLS '3' 33 ' 3 33 33333333333333333333333 33l3333333'f 3333 oo Ill Q I sw 5 m U2 -5 3 ggggg :MFT His' Ui' :Pace wfligri. . Q wimcn 5 md.. ri F' U:- 2 Q 2 mg: 'QS :-dE. g.7U U15 ' 5 fe-:Fa D335 ml' 53:7 73 r-4m D H Zig- M 2 no 3 un 3 Z 9 333333333333 33333333 3 3 Henry Lord 81 Co. General Insurance Coe Bldg. - 61 Main Street Bangor, Maine Tel. 6661 CLAUDE L. RYDER -2: -:Zu 3 1:31 3 3 12: :Q E :zu -31 -in cz: as -3 3 3 3 van ci: in -:Za 121 in fa: 1:31 em 3 :21 1-2:1 :Ea -31 In :En :Za :su 3 3 is 1:31 In :Za is 131 E 121 1-2:1 121 3 ci: -3 1-2:1 99653 -1- -if fl' +4f++++++i'i+++++++++i+++++++i++++i+++++++++i+'+W++ii++++ This bank with its twelve offices conveniently located in Eastern Maine affords complete facilities for all of your banking requirements. We invite the accounts of young peo- ple who will find the bank interested and vhelpful in their business progress. CHECKING SAVINGS LOANS TRUSTS DEPOSTT BOXES THE MERRILL TRUST COMPANY Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ' , +44++++++i++++w+++++im+++bv+f+++++++++f+f+++ib+4+ ++'+++++Q++++i++++ 021 iw iw+Vn+ +1-.-N-P wa- + +-x-i-:- -' 5 If 1 5 I e , '. X Ll, I . 'vs f.- Fr! .W 'ti . 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