Bridgewater Classical Academy - Mercurius Yearbook (Bridgewater, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1954 volume:

Briogewatser, ai ne BRIDGEWATER CLASSICAL ACADEMY ff' X Z Mr William Elery Yerxa Dedication We, the graduating class of 1954, respectifully de dicate this issue of the Mercurius to Mr Yerx , who has been a teacher of social studies at Bridgewater Classical Academy for the past three years His patience, understanding, and lriendly manner to all have proved him to be a good citizen in the community To him, we wish the best of everything in the fu ture 1 U I I o ti 0 U 0 I I - 0 Merle Bruce In Memoriam who, had he lived, would have graduated with us this June. We, the seniors, dedicate this page to the memory of our former classmate. S aff' x H '1n Kfkkt-4 -kifix ta rfra.,,':Q gfkfk Q, W-gk? x A A +I 1 'Q' -A , ' I M ! A is ' fm 1 . L to R Front, Mrs Bridges, Mr Wadbrson, Mr Simonds miss Mooer Back, Mr darrinlton, diss Howland, Mr Ierxa 3011 Douglas h Harrington Bangor H1 h School ll94l1 Husson Co lege, University of Maine QSummer Session! William E Yerxa Bridgewater Academy Cl946P. RlCkST College 119502 B A in Business Admlnistration Joanne Howland Portland High School 419493 Westbrook Jr. College Cl9blJ University of Maine Cl9o3J B. A. in Mathematics. Ruth Mooers Westbrook Junior College f194U'1947, Henry R Simonds, Jr Newbury High school, Vermont Cl939J, Columbia College, B A Degree Cl95lJ, University of Columbia, Department of Philosophy C19b2? Lena Bridges Westfield High bchool 419507 Aroostook State Normal School fl9527 J6hn'Watterson Bisbee Hi h School-Bisbee, Arizona, 519253 New hngland Conservatory Of Music DOSUOD, 111833 . TRADING POST. VICTOR MORIN, PROP. Marlene baston nmartyn Born: January 14, 1957 Mars Hill, Maine College Course Activities: Basketball l,2,5,43 Majorette l,2,5, 45 Glee Club l,2,5,43 Varsity Cheerleader 5,43 One Act Play l,2,53 Office Staff 5,43 Junior Exhibition 52 Graduation Usher 33 Student Council 53 outdoor Clubs Yearbook Staff 5,43 A.S T.C. Play Day Rep, 5, 43 Alternate for Girls State 55 Ping Pong Tournament li Softball l,5,43 ,Q Newspaper Staff 45 Senior Play 43 Elizabeth Ann Belyea uL1bbf Born march 26, 1956 Llttleton, Maine General Course ACtlVitl6S Glee Club 2,5,45 One Act Play l,Year book tafi 4 Senior Play Usher 4 Anna Marie Bradstreet 'ADDR Born July 20, l956 Bridgewater, maine General Course Activities Glee Club l,2,5, Outdoor Club, Y rbook Staff 4, Newspaper Editor 4, Stage manager 4, Student Council l, Librarian 4, Edward Powell Buckley Us eady hddy Born June lO, 1956 Niostflold, 48 College Course Z U e ict Play 2,4, Band l,2, Yearbook Staff S,4, Track l,5,4, Honor Society 5 4 Senior Play 4, Junior hxhibition 5 Newspaper 5, Class Officer l,2, Student Councll 4 Volley Ball 5,4, Outdoor Club, Pin Pong Tourna mgnt 2,3,4, All Tournament Team 'ffv-1? 'fi . - . al LJ , Q O I ll ea ' - . - 1: ' ll g W - ' I ine T Activities: Baseball l,2,5,43 Basketball l,2,5, tw' S n I I o . 0 , 3 ' , . 3 n 0 ' 5 . S: . 1 ,jig n I J if Harold Dean Burtt Unud BOTH JUU6 5, 1956 Qrlo emater, Iaine General Course Acti itles Basketb ll l,2,5,4 OUtOOUF Club, Band l,2, fract 2,5,4, une Act rlay ,4,Q,4, 3 L F la! 4, -inter Sports 4, Yearbook taff 4, Pln Fong Tournarent l,2, Volley Ball 5,4, A l urn cnt Team 4, tal Mull fr Curia Dorn October lo, 1955 drldgeuater, Maine Commercial Course Actlvltie ronor Society o,4, President 5, Vice P e ldent 4, Basketball l,2,o, Softball l,2,Year DOOK staif o,4, Newspaper 5, One Act Play 2,5,4, Graduation Usher 5, Outdoor Club Junior hx hlbition 5, librarian 5, Office Staff 4, Senior P19-J 4, Band 1 29 Glee 132,53 Norma Joanne Finnemore HTOPSY Born August 28, 1956 B11d ewater, Main e General Course Activities Glee Club l,2,5,4, Outdoor Club, Basketball 1,2,5,4, Softball 1.2,5.4, Class Reporter 5, A S T C Play Day Rep, 5,4, Junior Lxbibition Usher 5, Senlor Play Usher 5, Can didate for Spelling Bee 2,5, Senior Play 4 Marion Florence Foreman nFOxien Born: February 2, l956 Bridgewater, Aaine Commercial Course Activities: Outdoor Club? Librarian 33 Newspaper 52 Yearbook Staff 5,45 Glee Club l,2,53 softball l,2,53 Basketball 5,43 Honor Society 5,45 Senior Play 43 Junior Exhibition 53 Graduation Usher 55 Class Secretary 5,43 Spelling Contest Candidate l,2,53 Office Staff 4. Slyvia Ruth Hartley nSlivern Born: November ll, 1955 Bridgewater, Maine General Course Activities' Presque Isle High 1,23 Glee Club l, 2,5, earbook Staff 4, D A R 4 Senior Play ner - Leroy Alton Hersey Roy Born September 7, 1956 Ionticello, Kaine Genexal Cour e Activities Baseball l,2,5,4, Basketball 2,5,4, C Ict Play l,2,5,4, Band 1, Honor uOCl6ty 5,4, Track 1 2,5,4 Qtudent Council l,4, winter Sports l,2,5,4, Junlor Bxhibltion 5 Vearbook Staff 4, Lamuloa e lor May nlng 1, Ping Bong Tournament 2, Senior Play 4 Richard Cecil Hersey nabbit Born April 15, 1955 Monticello, Maine General Course Activities Track l,2,5,4, Band 1,2, ltudent Council l,2,5, Basketball 2,o,4, Newsoaper 2,5, Democracy dinner 4, Fins Bonn lournanent HOUOP Ocletj 0,4, Ve rbook talf 5,4 Joyce Elaine hetchum NJC Born June 19, 1955 Houlton, Maine Commercial Course Activlties Band l,2,5,4, G166 Club 1 ,2,5 , Basketball 2,5, Graduation Usher 2, One Act Play l,2, Junior Exhibition 5, Senior Flay 4 Newspaper 5,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Play PrO1PtSF 5, Class Treasurer 2, Candida e Spelling Contest 2,5, All Aroostook Band 4, Softball 2,5 55 O . Y . 0 0 0 3 4' uh? Q 0 n n z , 'lf' S 3 ' ' ne Q s . If ' l , L, 3 B, W 0 ' 1 , , . 3 L 0 ' , f ' ' a- I' . - ' k U ' X O - 3 L 1l r ll I ' , : , 4 43 Class President 43 Volley Ball 53 Voice of 4 1 ' Q , as 1 os , q , .N C' - E , L. . U .. 94 n., O , f II 'V : f ' 3 ' 4 5 0 ' ' S 9 a 5- A M I Ll U - . . 1 ' 1 , Q1 as . VV, nloora Bea Kingsbury Pam Born December lb, l936 D 10 ew ter, Maine Commercial Course Activities Glee Club Ianaver l,2,3, Basketball l,e,3, Softball l,2,3,4, Office Staff 4, One Act Play 2, Junior hxnlbi lon Jsaer 3, Dirigo Girl Qtate Resrc en lve 3, ben or Play dgqep 4, Year book talf 4, Newspaper staff 4, A S N b Play Day Representive 3,4, Outdoor club Chevala ldella elvln Chevie BOIU NOVt Jer lu, 1956 Houlton, M81U6 Jeneral Course Activities Basketball o,4, Softball 3,4, one K Play 3, Glee Club 2,3, Junlor xnibitio n Usher 3, Librarian 4, Ofllce staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Class Preasurer 3,4, A Q P C rlay Jay Hep, 3,4, May Queen 2, Class Secretary l,2, Junior LXhlblflOO Usher 4, Senior Play Usrer 4 Ruth Marie MacPherson Ruthie Born Octooer 16 1934 Brldgewater, Maine Commercial Course Activities Glee Club l,2,3,4, Yearbook Staff ,4, Junlor Exhibition 3, Office Staff Vice President 3, Hobby Club, Sgnior Play 4 Merlin Joshua Morse Gull March 24, 1935 Bridgewater, Maine General Course Activities: Glee Club 2,33 Track 23 Yearbook lYewspaper 35 Outooor Club l ,2 ,153 Hobby Club 13 Stage Manager 2,3,45 School Car- penter a Electrician 3,43 One Act Play 3. f ' ll ll , ,, , . 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Il v . , . 5 l I 0 o I l U 5 5, . v 0 Calvin D Beals Cal Born september 6, l956 Blaine, Iain General Course nCClVltl6 Glee Club l,3, enso per V Iearoook C aif 6,a, cnool hlectriclan rec hanic 2,o, 0 B a Cltd or Club, obbj Club 2,5, Oflice Qt If 2, Traci 2, Jus n s ma a e 4, a e , , Born October 9 l eine General Course Actiaities H ult n ll n l,2, ja ce blllllana ,4, Baseball 5,4 cc 0, vO ley ll Ninter Sports 4, ta e trylbital Craig KCJalvin Beals Cbllizebetn Belyea CLJeroy Hersey CNDorma Finnemore CAlnna Bradstreet RQIJchard Hersey KS7tephen Upton JCOJyce Ketchum CS7ylvia Hartley KRlath MacPherson Ideal Senior Girl Ideal Senior Boy Anna's teeth Narion's hair Ed's sports ability Libby's quietness Cubbie's humor Crystal's acting ability Huddie's hair Chevala's fighting ability Calvin's laugh Sylvia's personality Stephen's personality 1arty's sports ability Dick's brains Norna's handwriting Roy's teasing Eldora's talking ability Ruth's flirting ability Ne congratulate Mr. Harrington for having us as his home room students all four years of high school. Thank you, Mr. Harrington. . N u H 2 ' A e y ' ' ' ' 52 ' ' N Vssi ' Staf- 35 7'-7-+ '-if . ,f ,, , gg , .4 . 9, .W, - JL, Q l,x, ,u V u 7 43 une a,t l'y bg '1 o ' I - ho ' ' - e W - an ' I ' '--- 3 f . i as ifn Q r ' St 7 janager 2,5 4' Stephen Ivan Upton 'Steve' ' : , G52 lsr. hill, tg egg, - : O UO lvgg- f 0 Y t P NVE' I 5 ' Fra 1 H 43 J 1 Ba 4 3 Y ' ' St 5 Manager 45 QM if, I , , 1 A I J.- H Ambition Pastime Name Secre- tis dical Ar Me 63 bj-v-4 .-1 3 0 -r-I r-4 P? fn!-4 Geeeeee OH Fri P6 tu ale N D Pherson BC ury Kingsb I'8. Ru El o N -A L1 6 if PY usew ta Ho my Bi nds ta S SP6 Th Foolk OU Y Green adstreet Br Anna r-I CD C2 -H live nada To Ca Trucks S If S-4 O 3 ..-qua 'UF-1 -ACB USO 043 O0 V1 Hey: Ric Whiz! Gee Movies 9:0 V151 Aviator Baseball to Riches Rags think d ybe I m orts SP rsey He Leroy Colle p Basketball Part- U2 O Toughllll Sports Harold Burtt B Om 8 a h ak M pins Q. 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' 0 XL! 5' r ow ront t ata U il mar Second Row J lrest, P Brads reet, N Dalbeck, J iller, Dalbeck, A Kinney, M Forenan, P Kneeland Fourth Row N Delong, G Folsom, D scott, R oral nphumure Glass We star ec the sen ol year wltn twenty tnree members Ve now have twenty two nenbers witu the loss of Richard Nheeler Ne had a class meeting and elected as officers Pres ident, bred Richards, Vice President, Florence Burlock,Sec retary, Judy killer, Treasurer, Charles Upton The class colors are Orange and Black The class mot o nLaziness Gets You Nowhere During the year we held Freshmen Reception and the may Dance There is one boy fron our class on the varsity basket ball team, four boys on the Jayvee basketball team three girls on the varsity cheeridg squad and two girls on the girls' basketball team A M STACKPGLL tO a RALPH ST CKPOLn BRIDUEWATLR, 'AINL Fi st R I F e ofcgi Q.'w ent, x.Jeleu5, F.E'ct1 ds. : 'YJ Q U -A O O P.Hersey, F.Burlock, C.Upton. Third Row: M.McCleary, N. YO 4 I .4 ' I. ' I : Q O O ' O 1 :Z I ' ' a A .Y f. 1 . ' ' ' U l sl .A I R l 'W Ae : e - . Ii e . L 1 4- 0 A O U 9 A gn O O , . A . , C O 0 I1 -' z ' '. I A Wgbywa fif ,E-1 WKWW 5' W fs L to R Front to Back, M Murphy G Foster, J Cullins, S Picker, M McKean, J Burlock, Second Row M Hohmes, M Hoyt, R Nelson, J Snarp, B Ketchum, P Faulkner Third Row W Delong, N Bradstreet, D Hoyt, A Hall, J Burnham, Standing G Holmes, L Hersey, R Swimm, L Hoyt, I Cole, M Tapley, M Yerxa Freshmen The Freshman Class began this year with twenty nine. During the year we lost five, Arlene Pryor, Phyllis Randall Dana Hotham, James Nickerson, and Glenn Swimm. We held our first class meeting October 50, to elect class officers. They are: President, Philip Faulkner: Vice President, Brian Ketchum: Secretary, Ida Cole: Treasurer, Joann Burlocki Student council: Mary Murphy and Madge Hoyt. On March 8, we held another class meeting and chose our class motto: nStrlve for Successn. Class Colors are purple and white, and the class flower is the white rose. SPCNSORED BY MAURICE FINLSON, SALLSMAN, LOREN MURCHISON, COMPANY Z , I I1, 1 A ' V V g I , L. at . .H I 0 0 0 9 0 l Q 0 I - 0 0 0 0 O ' o - 0 .. 0 - o 0 0 C C o o o . 0 - 0 s 0 0 n 0 0 0 P0 0 First Row F to B L White, P Nelson, L Green, Y Harvey, D Doak, Second Row, R Sharp, C Hartley, C Delong, Be Pos ter, G Craig, L Beals, V Hartley Third Row R Cullins L McKinnon, C Foreman, G Stackpole, W Craig, A Tapley, V Craig, S Dalbeck Standing D Bradstreet, J Green, Jamison, D Kingsbury, L Milliken, P Sarseny, P Parker , K Perrlgo, G Delong, G Bradbury, Mrs Bridges, ifeacherf eventh 8: Eighth Grade At our first class meeting last fall, the class officers were elected as follows, President, Lorraine Green Vice President, Ya lna Perrigo Tree Jrer KGrade Eightl Leon Milliken Treasurer CGrade Seven? Gail Brad bury Student Council Members, CGrade Eight? David Doak we have seventeen members in the eighth grade and fourteen in the seventh We have twenty from our room in the Glee Club and nine in the Band The Cheerleaders are Jeannette Green, forraine Green, Donna Bradstreet, Eva NcKinnon, and Patricia Nelson Eight boys fron our room play on the Granma1 school ball team Mr ferxa is their coach We took part in the Curtis Magazine Campaign Gail Bradbury fGrade Seven! was High Saleswoman, winning a school jacket. Several others won prizes. COMPLIMLNTS OF DON STACKPOLE, VICTOR KETCHUM, FRED NHITLD, DAN BRADSTREET, BRIDGEWATLR, Me. T 0Il0l'S Valeductonan 1:1-p j FIRST HONOR ESSAY RICHARD C HERSEY alutatonan ,ov 6 SECOND HONOR ESSAY MARLON F. 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QQ EtD'U Zh cu 420 'S-4 C First Row L to R, M Tapley, S Hartley, R MacPherson, L Belyea, V Craig, J Green, J Burnham, M.McCleary, G Foster, Second Row G Craig, C Delong, A Foreman, P Parker, J Ket chum, D Bradstreet, E McKinnon, M Baston, J Cullins,E Jar vis, Y Harvey, G Bradbury, N Delong, N Finemore,S Dalbeck Third Row l Green, V Hartley, P Bradstreet, M Sharp, G De long, K Perrigo, G Stackpole, E Kingsbury, M.McKeen, N Dal beck Standing, B Foster, C Hartley, M Holmes, G Richards, P Faulkner, G Flnewore, F Richards, D Scott, L Hersey, M glee C7116 The Glee Club has a new teacher, Miss Mooers from Houl ton and has enlarged a lot this year Je hope Miss Mooers is proud of us We have been practising songs out of the song book nSing Along , and some other selections that Miss Mooer thought we would like to sing Many songs are in two part music, alto and soprano Some are in three part music, soprano, second soprano and alto One of the new selections which will be sung in the Maine husic Festival is 'How Greatly Thou Art Glorified lSS Mooers vorked very hard to get us ready for the May Festival, whlcn was neld in Millinocket this year Concerts are also belng planned to put on before the end of the year The Glee Club has improved a lot tnis year because of the kind help Miss Mooers has given us The Glee Club oiiicers are as follows George Richards President, Philip Faulkner, Vice President, Anit a Foreman: Secretary, Frederic Richards, Treasurer, nldora Kingsbury, Manager, and Maryorie dcCleary, A slstant Manager : I . 0 . 0 'O I O . I 3 o o o 0 0 o o o u o D . v D . I .4 : 0 0 0 0 0 - C . . 0 Q ' 0 U Q . L 0 7 o .R L Q o o 0 Hoyt, R.Sharp. Insert, Miss Mooersdlnstructorl 0 il A . fl - S v o ' 0 C 1 Q my . .I. n- I . , l O - U . . 3 1 , If 3 K S -5 . i X 3: :gm H il an Q , I wg ,MsvdisgsnvAx.g .wluok SEQR PR mf Rx 632,965 ' ii n N ax I .W .. A A if , . I if K .. . I A ' .V I W , 5 X N i ' . -J ., X N W' fs ' - -1,581 Q1 A' 1 ly, iw A 3 L to R Stephen Upton KMana er? Anna Bradstreet lMan agerl Harold Burtt KBob Blake Marlene Baston CGretchen Blake , Leroy Hersey iJack Worleyl, Marion Foreman, QLucy Kingl, Joyce Ketchum CCarol Norleyl, Edward Buckley Child ni htl, Ruth llacPherson CDahliaJ, Crystal Craig CGrandma.D Norma Finnemore Utrlene Truesdalel x7 Ql'll0l N' Q WHERE. S GRANDMA? Grand a is a delightful old lady who first shows off in sophistication to impress her grandchildren Her Outland ish attempts to impress them by her youth and sophistication are wistful as well as funny Gretchen is a splendid young woman of the day, with an adoring husband bhe has great ambitions for her brotder and sister, Jack and Carol, and she almost ruins their happiness because of it Lucy King 1 an adorable heroine and Arlene Truesdale is a snippy, pet ulant, opinionated heiress Midnight and Dahlia are the col ored servan s In the first two acts, Grandma is putting on a big act trying to impr ss her grandchildren, but in third act, she changes into the dear silver headed grandmother the young people had vlsioned all the time The play was put on March 12 th COMPLIMENTS OF RUSSELL DELONG, FERD BRADSTREET, FARBLR BROS, BRIDGEWAPhRp ME 0 0 ? , 9 S Q O ' e '- 'T 2 5 M ' , XXX . a g A JI ' ' ll X f I U I 5 u . C . 0 '7 A E3 Q .- , 1 . L to R Front Rom Leroy Allen, Eva Dawn Jarvis, June Stiles, George Richarfs nd Row, Gaylon Finemore Eugene McKean W2 M I nG00d Bye Sister , by Tune tlle ay is seein her s ter offto Californl and converses through the train win dow about everything from soup to nuts, but can't make her understand wlthout panto ine 'Modern Sermon , by Gaylon Finemore Mock sermon on Old Mother Hubbard N 'How to Woo and Win a Woman , by Eugene Mcneen A very f ny monologue on lovemaking 'The Black Catn, by Leroy Allen Gruesome confession of an alcoholic driven to cruelty, madness and murder oy drink 'Hiram Blows Inn, by George Richards Comedy about a 1ick's first trip to tae city sent by the girl of a War Veteran, the woman 10 tele graoh office reads the tragedy of his life and the fact tha he is about to renounce the girl ne loves The telegraph lady takes the matter in her own wand and secre ly writes a letter to the girl he loves The contest at Bridgewater was held March 8th George Richards won first prize, June Stiles, second, Gaylon Fine more, third On March 9th, June and George went to Ashland and won the Aroostook Central League team trophy for our school COMPLIMENTS OF ROY VHEELLR, LEWIS FINE OPE, QAJ A014 I , R, t 0 0 ': . f , . 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B06 W E1 Coach Dougie Harrington 67N Champions Nith two men returning, prospects for a sucessful sea son were not oo brlght An undefeated Jayvee Club joined forces with H Burtt and L Buckley and from this unit a smooth capable team was moulded As in past years we had a first six made up of forwards, G Stackpole, E Mcdeen and L Hersey, Cen er, H Burtt and Guards, R Hersey, L Buckley These boys were ably assisted by R Cook, G Rich ards, C Upton and P Faulkner The boys won C247 consecutive games including Aroostook Central League, hastern Malne and State Champion ships R Hersey, E Buckley, H Burtt placed on the A1 l Aroostook team at Houlton All Tournament honors at Bangor went to H Burtt and E Buckley, first team, and to Gene McKeen who won Honorable mention Coach Harrington Nishes to thank Stephen Upton and Mr nlery Yerxa for their able assistance Without their co operation, he feels tae team could not have gone nAll the Way We had a wonderful time in Boston while attending the H E Tournament and we shall never forget the banquet held in nur honor by I O O F We certainly surprised and very much pleased with our jackets. To each person who had anything to do with making our season so successful, by giving us your support,we humbly say Thank you THE RQCORD Sherman Fort Kent Mapleton Van Buren Laston Shexman Ashland Oakfield Island Falls Island Falls Ricker Danforth Limestone Deer Isle Easton Beals Ashland Standish Ricker . Aroostook Tournament Limestone x Eastern Maine Mapleton 55 4 State Championship C MPLIMENTS OF STEVBNS STUDIO, BANGOR,ME A :gs lll' s O L' L- . V the -v .nv L t . 5 N .U ' Island Falls 58 55 Bridgewater l02 40 Fort Kent 59 77 ' 59 52 5 59 58 W 62 26 F 59 63 N 80 46 ' 50 60 N' 59 59 . 55 76 N 49 56 . 55 84 W' 52 51 x 51 99 N 40 55 x 52 75 N 41 58 x 57 78 N 45 45 4 49 60 N 50 65 H 71 ll 19111111316 ICHQ A ...-, 5 O c.: ' -1 71 xv-4 cz ,- cz f A A 4:2 n ,ii og A - gm : 1 fr JSE is ' QfmnL1'6 BD QJ f-'Y uck B Edd e WRIST S 4.1 PF C-cme Champzonslup v 100th nderHarr1n , BY BERT RAFFORD 11 XX Y1 ll Nia 11 23 Xroostool-. 0111 r mv ar Q11 tall-1 'nas eta 11 191' 3? UO Nl- '-'71 --v 5... 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I 1 1 ,oi -111 -1- , 1 , -1 1 H .H I X1 O A 19-3 I. vo A 'q ya .xauua uo sdo- sz W3 .xt lx XXXK 5. .1 .AN Yney 'dx' C VARSITY CHEERLEADERS L to R , Madge doyt, Louise Foster, Florence Burlock, Emily Kinney, Earlene Baston Behind the Team At the first of the year Marlene Baston was elected leader Their uniforms were blue shirts, with blue sweaters, and black and white saddle shoes, with white socks For the Bangor and Waterville Tournaments the Cheer leaders had new uniforms, which were made by the following people Marion McKeen, Arvella Cook, Shirley Foreman, Freda Harrington, Myrtle Baston, Edna Miller, Kay Stackpole, and Margaret Yerxa They are blue skirts and weskits with yel low satin blouses, and black and white saddle shoes with white socks The Cheerleaders got the money for their new uniforms, by putting on food sales during the year with the help of Ione Ketchu , Millicent Kingsbury, Myr le Baston,, Evelyne Burlock, Mickey Kingsbury, Arvella Cook, Fern Burtt, Irene Yerxa, Gladys Macllroy, and Freda Harrington We had a wonderful time this year cheering and we, the Varsity Cheerleaders of 1954, wish much success and fun to the future Cheerleaders ,S , ff fin I 5 N Z V, 4 w I- 952 Y -sit, . - 0 I . e o . e e i O 0 . 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Vi 'V df , J Rv Y s 51. ii fq ' 5 N K 'W ' C O O O I I A. x 23 I Ozii. 1 O X IA O Gill ,T O K A umm Names and addresses of Alumni we have heard from this year! 1945 Louis Burtt Teaching, Cun ningham Junior High Presque Isle 1946 Earl Hideout Air Force Helen Hideout Eastern Laine General Hospital Bangor 1947 Carl Burtt Norking, Boston Massachusetts Roland McCleary Navy Wilmot Kierstead Teacher, Presque Isle Herbert McCleary Married Navy Gerald Burtt Navy,Korea 1950 Lester Black Army Crystal Barker Portland Maine General Hospital Portland 1951 Roger Burnham Army Gary Farley Ricker College Houlton Dale Finenore Army Richard Stackpole Army Irene Burtt Presque Isle 1952 Betty Jamison Mercy Hoa pital, Portland Harold Delong Army Dana Bradstreet Anmy John McPherson Bridgewater 1953 Margaret Buckley Fisher College, Mass M G H Ban or, Maine Jane Sargent Training at E M G H Bangor, Maine Bert Brewer Conn Arlo Brads reet Army Fredric Burnham Bridgewater Carl Burlock Bridgewater Freeman Jamison Rumford, H M Finemore Portland, Me CHARLBS SIMONSON R SON, HARRY SIMONSCN 8 SON TABLE E SEED POTATOES, BRIDGhhAThB, ME I . 1 , - 1949 Yvonne Hall-Training at E. 2 9 Q Q - Q Q : Me. Diplomatic Poachers by David Byrd In Monticello, a small Aroostook town in Maine where 1 live, Dan Johnson and myself were discussing the possibil ities of shooting a deer Sure, It was a month before the season ocened and if we were caught, it might cost couple of hundred bucks but deer steak tastes mighty good sure tastes good That's the way we U8lK6d As if we were going after a deer just for the U of itn But there hadn't been much work that summer and we could have used a little meat at home that we didn't have to buy Dan, he's a pretty big boy, weighs about one sixty, five ten tall, fairly good looking, has brown hair, crewcut and twinkling blue eyes He has a velvet voice, and never has any trouble talking people into his way of thinking When he wanted to get a deer, all he had to say was nDave, there's a pretty good size buck hanging out on he old Jones farm 'Ne can shoot it and each ta e quarter give the rest away that's all there is to it H With our backs to the lowering san we started out for the dilapidated farm of Izah Jones, who, twenty years ago nkicked the bucket , leaving his farm to the elements was one field cut in a pine woods on the side of a big hill mud bottomed lake at the foot of the hill, covered with lilly pads and frog scum, filled with eels and leaches fthe leeches are feared in this town, everyone thinks they'll suck the blood from you if you venture into the water? There is much food in the water, thnrefore we could usually see a lot of ducks out on tae lake We stopped by the lake shore and gazed along the opp osite S136 I didn't see anyth ng, but suddenly Dan nudged me and said in a quiet whisper, ' here's a duck in the reeds, no, lt's a damm craneln Uwe couldn't sh ot it a1yway,n I sa No,' he said, It would scare the deer Leaving the lake, we cut across the field towards the top of the hill, the sun's sinking rays making our shadows long and unreal Once at t1e top we walked along the edge of the woods, being as quiet as possible, which wasn't very hard to do, as it was a pine woods, and the needles made a soft spongy carpet Dan had the rifle and was in the lead He stopped and looked intently at a clump of bushe that had grown up in the field He said in a low voice, 'Dave, I tzink there's a dcer'1n back of that small j us a - 9 t .N ' k a W . - . It ?hey named the hill after Mr. Jones. There was a shallow, 'TA 1 Q 8 A ' H .IQ ' D S L C c ump of bushes over there But too 'ate There was a snort, an explos on noise, and then stlllness The deer was gone Dan said in a disguste voice, nIt was a olg bu k n nfhat ooe must oe around here some place, let's s t down oy tue edge of the field and walt, maybe we'll get shot itn a we s t We waited Minn es seemed like hours, and all the C1 e the san was sinking lower and lower Five, Per Fifteen minutes larer we tarned our heads and froze Twenty feet away, ln the dusky light, was a deer It hadn't seen d ye , and kept walking fearlessly towards us, aw re that Dan was ready to shoot The roar of the gun made e Jump It seemed too loud it echoed and bounced over the field and across the lake and came back at us good shot, we though We cut it throat and st rted for hose, running as fast as we could It was very dark wnen we went back, and there was no citement forgot the light we were very nervous Ne pmsed the lake and turned tovaros tae tcp of the hill I heard a splash out on the water We reached the top of the hill, sat down to rest, list ening for any lurkine beast or being, and especially for Daniels, the game warden Danials was a nice guy, but if he caught us he'd certainly take us in Once we heard a heavy metallic click, as if a car door were being shut with an a empt at stealth 'Probably our ima ination, said Dan, getting up Let's get 'o work By following the edge of the field we soon found the deer, a fat doe When 1 examined lt, I discovered the hind quarter completely ruined The bullet went through her stomach and out hrough her left hind quar er tearing it so that the blood settled there, turning the meat a blue black color we had just finished taking out its entrail , fumbling in the dark, trying not to make any bad cuts in tue meat, when a bright ligh f'ashed on and Danials' low voice said, W ad some luck boys? Almost in lockstep, we jumped into the woods and ran Danials shouted, op! W to ln' now who you are anyway nHe s just trying to trick u , said D NKeep go g I was in he lead, but I tripped and fell, Dan fall ing on top of me 'hen we got up Dan was in the lead We didn' run very far, but slowed to a walk, then stopped completely After llstening a short time, we be gan to walk qule ly towards the edge of the woods We couldnft hear the warden he must have been lis ening for us to make a move, or gone deeper lnto the woods. He didn't have his light on now, anyway. After many slow minutes we reached the edge of the field, it was pitch dark, we couldn't see anything, except --- our ---- hearts - ------------ ---- ----- 1 A .IO L . 1 Ol . Q I O d .,- ,C . . - ' - i . 3 , A 8 t at , I s ld. I 8 ooo- I O L' .G .m ' 2' '1 ' 111 I '11 I J I ' Q Q Q. u ' I 3 ' IS t 1 ' UU' 1 ' 1 O F3 . . o 7 0 ' ' . A . ' ' s e A x O moon. we had pur osely left the gun home, and in our ex- ! 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L H ll I 0 'lst ll S p UI k . .ll ' s H an. in . 4- I an U ' o ll ' 0 ' ' 4- ' 6- U ' 0 . . s , k , 4 . 0 L ' n . t beating like base drums in a snappy march, echoing in our lungs like a yodel in the alps Surely Danials must deaf if he couldn't hear all that noise We walked very slowly down the nlll When we neared the lake, a light flashed on tne top of the hill, sweeping across the field, stopping on every little bush and rock we drosped flat on the ground and the light went over us When the light went by we got up and ran the last hundred feet to the lake Ne looked back in time to see the light come bobblng down the hill at a rapid pace seemingly all by itself e crawled into the snallow waters of the lake The alders didn't afford enough concealment Half swimwing and half walking we worked our way to the middle and hid behind an old log that was caught among the reeds he had just gotten ourselves behind the log when Danials' light cane shining across the water right at us But it kept moving slowly over tue lake I few 1monds he moved down the lake Once he swung the liflt sack p the lake but it didn't stop on us, it did stop when it picked up that crane we nad seen when we first came out nDave,n Dan whispered, 'Do you know there's eels a leeches in this lake? I know, I replied, nLet's hope he ets around me lake before we have to get out of tue water I pushed a lilly pad out of my way as I moved to watch in and say in a high pltched val per, nDavel Some hing just 311C across ny nec it was cold and limp like an eel, Let's get out of be e Again we half swam, half walked to the shore, making a lot of l1ttle splasnes, hoping Danials thought it was the crane playlng in the water n ere'll we go now? Dan asked 'Somewhere the warden won't look for us,n I said nde wouldn't look for us around the deer, would He?' Dan queried nProbably not,n I repl nwell, why not take the deer with u ?' He as We both laughed softly and began running for the top of the hill Once there L began skinning the deer while Dan watched for the game warden When I had the deer nearly skinned Dan came over and said 'Daniels' Ford is over there behind that big fir, the lightning struck last sprin , the keys are in it, too fella, I sa , so what? I was getting very tired of skinning the deer by myself NIt isn't too far home could take his car wouldn't make any noise bOxStlHg down the hill we could have it back here in ten minutes The trunk wasn't locked, but it could have used some oil, because it groaned like a warden losing his prisoners, Dan drove. de released the emergency brake and began to move slowly down the hill. we had been over this ground many times and knew it well, but to go over it in the dark, in a car, without lights, gave 8 PSFSOU 8 . - be . ' ' - 0 LA f I . n a . . Q ' x I L J ' nd N N N 5 the warden's light. As I did, ' heard Dan suck his breath u , L k--- . M I, .N L O . ' O ' O ied. s ked- 0 .N get id It N e W8 .4 o ', ,Q. ' n we strange feelin ol runnlnf 1U etllng every econd save me the feeltu a 1 n the noon caxe out or an instant we we e nearly n o the lax ban swerved e car, and elt 1 tee dirt road an skid fev feet O6fOP6 it got tractl n an straicqtene out Tue car had enod h p e to oast a hundred yards more before Dan started lt decause it was new it FSAG very lit le noise, somet leg we were napdy about Je were stlll goinv without lights wxen we reached hose we pu tne deer in the garage behind uan's house, and started back Dan stopped the car by tue ed e of tae lake Necidn't dare go up the lill the warden Tivh be up tnere Jait ing for us Dan saw e light flr t and s id re's stlll on the otder s e of the la I just s flashlight sdine through tee trees he soon n 18 car Ja ked in safe place founc it we weren't a r ow, I could 11a n wdat parent wo1lc J when they lbuno out we h u sh t a coulo alvost hear my atrer ravin and CUSS1Ub now et Danial us a little dot a deer car to haul he cnuckled A fev week a ter this happened we street one evening he SUil6G and tolc about a couple of kin n new once o season and had tle audacity to t KC hi The corner of h1 eye wrinkled up an and 'I wouldn't want to catth you boys that or you'd land I doubt lf e walked jauntily on in the calaboose hld all of tae SUTPFIQB we felt Rlchard Hersey N54 wha aoulo appen If Harolo and The benicr hddie dlOD't play b ketball 'Q could do Al ebra Anna dUG Marty pot to scdool on time Chevala stayed wlth one ca e all eveninf Basketball girl won a vane Joyce idn't go wlth Tommy Norma and Louise weren't alway to eth r Lalvin 1cn't flirt w1'h the teacher Study hall perio 4 w s QJISU The Senior lrl actec like lad es June didn't have Genle to fllrt wlth Cry t l and h3PlOU acted like the rest Hart, gets an ther dlamond Judy and emily dicn't see trelr en at Anna was true to dllly. 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Painfully I picked myself up off the floor, Started downstairs, bumped my head on the door I entered the kitchen quite sa isfied, And then I discovered my shoe, was untied, I bent over to tie up my shoe, And I fell into the pot of stew I got out of the stewpot raging nad and wet, If anyone had seen me I'd have killed them, I bet Mom came downstairs when she HSHTG the clatter, And said, nGeorge what in the world is the matter 'Nothingn I said, I am all ri h But she wouldn't believe me, so we had a fight, She scratched my face and banged my head, And when she was done, I was pretty near dead Once again I got on my feet, Sat down at the table and began to eat The grapefruit was sour, the toast was all black Brother said, nGood morn1ng,n and slapped my poor back The juice wasn't cold, my pancakes were hard, And the doughnuts tasted something like lard As I finished my breakfast and rose from my chair, I found I'd forgotten to comb my hair my hair was so snarly, I was Just wasting time, I got mad and broke my comb, which cost me a dime, I broke all the dishes that were on the table, went over next door to play with Mabel Mabel was mad at me for some reason or other, Said, 'I'm all through with you, now it's your brother As I walked back to the house, On the lawn I spied a mouse I threw my knife, it missed 1ts mark, It got our pig right tnrough the heart And down my brow sweat did pour I looked at tne pig knowing not what to do A Wittle a ra d t at l'd be dead o In my head strange tnou nts were going around, 1 decided to bury him 5 I feet underground I ran to the shed and gP8Ob6d a spade, And pretty soon tle grave was made I dumped him in and covered him up The sweat would have fllled a cup I went into the house and tried to keep cool But on the floor I sweat a pool I got the mop and cleaned up the floor Pop came home and began to roar 'It's t1me to feed the pig, get on the job,n I broke down and began to sob 'There is no pig, he has kicked the bucket N And I thought pop would kick me from here to Nantuckt When pop got done dis feet were sore, And something on me was somewhat more 0 4- Ll , I I V' I to I I L L A ?Ul I I1 g t .N I ' 0 I O . I L O C ,. . rr I V C I . O - O I had never missed before, x - O . . , I lx f to 0 r ' Q' N , CJ W . I . 2' ' o . , . ' Q V C I 3 3 C ' 0 Q The mor l of my story is, If you're not feellng right, You'd better stay in neu all day and not get up Georbe Richard ' 5 iappy School Days Tqere little rre n.en, Don t you cry, u l Den no And souhorore in tune, You'll D6 jolly Juniors soon Stool Stop! Juniors step on the ga A c y u'll e in the S61lCF cla s, nlrl Senior jou've cone e , Junior ta e you ln hand Garth Stackpole '55 I Wonder Sometimes I wonder Why life is so strange, And if there ever will A very suoden change If you meet a friend Tcere 's notklng to do but elk If you don't have a car Fhere's not ing to do out walk Life goes on C113 way, each day And hasn t chan es as yet, But if it ever does dow much tranger c n it et Marty Baston '54 BRADBJRY BROS BRIDULJAE R, JA In IOUR OLIVLR IROY Ahh DCQLLR till nlght 1 a ' . ' ff 4 ' J F s A L ' s'n L ' ' Yo 'l ri, by a ' by. f j Q s get U 1 h X . Y' ' J S , n' o' e L' S s ' 'ght ' s ' ' gr nd But get out of B.C.A. before we S K ' . 0 V se X O L A. I u C o ' 2 U ' . L. V I 5 M ' O l l S 3 5 ? I 'I fw un - f - 1'-,l - o v . A . L. ' ' awake 'i ' 4, ' weakness of our Police rorce Touring cuties gayly speeding, Pas en a rafiic sign unheedin On he corner was a cop, Blew hi whistle, made them stop They were wonern little nissess, Palo their summons off in kisses Left toe cop there mild and teak Can't blow hi wnistle, he' to weak June Autry Stiles ' 5 Nho Thought oi Detention? There is a special lass each night, which takes in half the school, Some consi er it quite a delight To break tue teacner's rule when we re caught in the act of wdisperlng, nwelll You shoul have been considerl g The daily detention list Nho thought of tais detentlon list? Tnat's what we'd like to know Some ay lt was Prlncipal Simond But otzer say it was Jo Gene McKean I Meow Ditngutht I tink I thaw a wittle burd I witltled and I tink he hurd He tipth nitn head quite mariwee, An' wooktn at ne quantrariwee I m8K8 a crab, and tden I meow, Cauthe he ith bone write then, and now, I tnit write heer and meow and Iecw Richard ier ey '54 'r 1 'l -.S 1 ta I 'n Q g' t , I S 5 0 V .1 W . I V 5, pi . I I , S . S o 5 A' aj C1 I X I 1: l w ' The teachers simply say this: o 'n I O fv A I s ' ' s, i S . A 55 .. ' O f e r 1 U 7 A v, . U A O . 5 L G , Q N Il x'0 ' 1 H ly Conscience My conscience works, I know not how I nev r did, 1 don't know non oo ers me at ices, l thin , v Q we, a nlscreant, it see s o l I kissed a lass one night, tney say T'll remef er that to tmis Jery day Because, you see, I married der But one year since, I buried her My conscience, yes, It botoers me, But now I'm livlng happily Richard lersey '54 Day s End Day s enc F61lOOS e of Death How quickly it comes! But slowly, unconcernln , to e the Sounds of deep stillness, Which turn one's mine towar thoughts Of Death While s andin were, W3lCiUg for The n1Jht's lonely oelnb, Come forth t ese thoughts of sadness And trouble You waitl You listenl for tllU5S Are not UHSFG But from tlis you et peace o sadness! vo desp lr Marty Baston '54 The Cowhoy's mistake My horse escaoed and was on the loose What I tlought was im was a blg ou 1 no My rope sailed true around his 1630, And that's the reason 1 am dead George Riclar s 'oo If n 'C ' 0 5 , P 6- .- . - - , I t 11-4 . c .1 K , . .1 +- '1 t4 Al I N .fx u 0 . . - l . ... mu - X ' Q 7 A A I Y . o L . . I F o i I - . 4 . . ll e 1 -5 ' sy- w vv O .u X f Y -., . l ., o ' 0 +- -.. , ,. o t U . , . . . , ., ,, KJ . Y, - LL xr V O .- ' ,.. L- A- 1 - l una u ' 0 I 'xl 111 v . N 1 9. L I +- X If A - ' : ff PS . K W J ll L . ' 4 .I u 1 ' N fi - u I f--1 ' SXIZE -IJ 414444 L L L L L . 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