Bridgewater Classical Academy - Mercurius Yearbook (Bridgewater, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

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YIARBIHIK SIAH FIRST ROW left to rrght G Bradbury P Bradstreet F Burlock E Kmney J Strles M MeCleary R Cook E jiryrs M Murphy G Lpton SECOND ROW Mr Hema M Sharp R Wheeler L Allen Ellrs C Lpton F Rrehards Ellrs G Rrehards D Scott K Doak j Gullrfer Mr Davrs YEARBOOK STAFF Edrtor rn Chref june Snles Assrstant Edrtor rn Chxcf Marjorre McClear'y Ady ertrsrngb M 1n.15er Robert Coole Charles Lpton Busmess Nlanager Fred Rlehrrds Faculty Edrtor .tmes Illlxs 'Xcm rtres Edrtor Jerry Ellrs Lrterary Edrtor George Rrchards Assrstmt Lrterrry lzdrtor Florence Burlock Cl ASS EDITORS unror Class Donald Scott Freshman G ul Upton Sophomore Cl rss Merry Murphy th md Sth Grade C ul Bradbury Humor Ldrtor Rrehrrd V9 heeler C,lfLLll1IlOf1 Mlnager Eya aryrs issrsrrrnt Crreulatron Mmibers lzmrly Ixrnney Lllll Gullrfer . H , . H , . . , . , . , . , . I , ' . . , . , . . , . , . . . . 3 ' 3 ' Y ' - I ' y L f y DL- Assistunt Advertlsing Manager: I LY A , r - T . 4. ' 'I 'Tl I ' 'e . It f ' . ' S ' r' L 2 7 . . , ' , ' . A r -V 'S N ' L A 7 - ' , .V 7. v MRS MARAGET MURDOCH We the graduatrng class of 1955 srncerely dedrcate thrs MERCURIUS to Mrs Margaret Murdoch It IS her patient unclerstandrng and warm frnend shxp that make us thrnk of her not only as an Enghsh teacher but as our loyal frnend whom we have known all our hves To her we wlsh the world and everythlng 1n 3- .1 ' 1-:T TO Q Q I ' ' ' it. GLUE? 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I9 I , . . -, v- - 1 A . . .1 . 1 C' 5 . 7 l'U'lCl Ll 5 0556Lge CHARLES A DAVIS Pr1nc1pal Brldgewater Clwsrcal Academy One of the thlngs of wh1ch all of us need to be remmded rs that education IS a contnnuous process To use an oft repeated chche Educatron begrns at brrth and con txnues unt1l death Accordmgly anyone who belreves that he or she has received enough learmng rn thelr course of hrgh school to last them a lrfe tune rs really takmg a backward step Not a thousandth part of what we know was gamed or ever could be garned 1n any school Knowledge IS conveyed from all facets of lrfe through eye and ear through taste and touch through success and farlure and much to the surprxse of no one the greater part of ones educatron comes elther before or after school To you the graduatmg class of nlneteen hundred and f1ftyf1ve I leave the re mmder that educatton does not end at three oclock It does not end rn june It does not end at graduatron Awa1t1ng you are the responsxbrhtres of a democratrc soc1ety fostered by un fettered men and women who earned the freedom to practrce and perpetuate a way of r tuated onl b an 1ntell1 ent c1t1zen Crtnzens who not onl take an mterest rn Y Y Y the affaxrs of then- soc1ety but cmzens who actrvely partrclpate ln that soc1ety of wh1ch they are a unrque part Your graduatxon only marks a perlod tn your lrfe wh1ch IS construed as bemg a preparatnon for the perrod wh1ch wrll follow It follows then that you must keep yourself contrnually prepared for the future lS a perpetual medrum wh1ch can be rn telhgently dealt wrth only by understandmg the present and the past Keep yourselves abreast of the t1mes Contnnue your readnng of good books Connnue to develop your love for muslc and your apprecranon of all the good thlngs rn lrfe F1nd opportum t1es wherever you are to be of real ers 1ce to your fellovt men Afflllate yourselves wrth those 1nst1tut1ons and movements that have for thexr purpose the makxng of a better world Lastly remember that genu1ne and lastmg success comes to h1m who can lose hmm self 1n the mterests of others It IS my vush that you may have such success 5. life for themselves and their posterity. A way of lifewhich can be preserved and '1 I' P A f' emnrs Xe f O add lCQIf'6 EUGENE HALDANE MCKEEN oem .Born April 12, 1957 Bridgewater. Maine General Course Teachers are for the birds! ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1.25.41 Baseball 12.5.41 National Honor Society 3,43 Track IS,-Ig Treasurer 1, President 2.3.-I3 Band 1g Junior Ex 5g Senior Play 4. One Act Plays l,5g Volley Ball 2,5,4g Ping Pong l,2,3. JUNE AUTRY STILES unie Born une 71 1957 Monticello Maine Commercial Course Men are men and Im glad of it ACTIVITIES Band 175 Glee Club 7 All Aroostook Band 23 National Honor Society v4 Xearbook Sttff v I Ionic r FY 3 Play Day Representttixe MI Basketball 7 v Ont Act Plus 12794 Softball 7 Office Staff v I-Iusson College Axxtrd w Newspaper Staff 75 Senior Play 4 Aroostook leiguc Speaking Contest Winner 3 Treasurer 7 Secretary -Q Nice President I Librarian 4 .911-fuIdt0flllll EVA DAWN JARVIS Exie Born March 71 1957 Monticello Maine Commerci tl Course To hate a friend you must be one' ACTIVITIES Cvlee Club 17 4 jtnor Ex v Senior Plty I Office Staff v4 Yearbook Staff v I Secretary 4 Student Conn cil w librarian 7a-4 Newspaper Staff 7 GEORGE REHINOLDS RICHARDS Zeke Born March 70 19 6 Houlton IN unc Commercial Course Take Her Cool' ACTIVITIES B seball I7 a-I Basketball 7 v I Track 7 wa One Act Plays I7 a I Scnlor Play I Band I7 v I Dtnce Band 7 ad, All Aroostock Bind v I Glee Club l 7 v Yearbook Staff o IS mont onor SOLI X Student Council I7 Aroostook League Spetklng Contest XX in ner 3 7 , , A V. J .. , , , . I I . . I ,-, , -3 .' ' . . . ' ' . ',, ' f. '-. . , , I -, , I , ,A , V A .. . .x v I 74 7 f. , 4 f '74 I , 4 I I ,, , I I -., , ' . I . . 1 av: v -v ' V v - L I -v . . - ., , . , , , -, , I , . .M . ' 1. . , a. 7: .' 7 L 7 I' - Y 3 - - , . . 4 N I . - . . - --Il - 1 1 . I I ' A . -. . . ,f ' -I 1 ' ' -v v 4 a - 77, A - -I I . ., . . I -,., , . ... . 1 I I - ' . - , .1 , . ' - A 1. , 'y - . , 1 f. , 1 . - . A . .-,,. , . . -., . -,,. , 7' fl, ' 1 1 fl. 7 fl. . Q-yr sk w 5 .V --1.17 x ' I 7 I- x f 7f- 7. . . ' -I. Iunr r 1.x 7. Cl..s Officers D,fI. N. .l H . et w.'I. ' -' . , , I V ' , ' b ,-, . . .. 5 LEROY MARRINGTON ALLEN Peck Born February 23, 1937 Bridgewater, Maine General Cou.rse f Dont put off until tomorrow what you can do today' ACTIVITIES: J.V. Basketball 34' junior Ex 3' Yearbook Staff 4. ROBERT FRED COOK Bobby Born May 3 1937 Mars H111 Maine General Course Business comes before pleasure' ACTIVITIES Band 12 Basketball 12 34 Senior Play 4 Year book Staff 2 3 4 Track 2 Baseball 34 National Honor Society 3 4 Office Staff 3 President 1 Secretary 2 Vice President 3 ,Ml CfOI'lllll KENDALL IRVIN DOAK Kenny Born September 5 1936 Fort Fairfield Maine General Course Eat drink and be merry for tomorrow you may be dead' ball 3 4 Ping Pong 12 JAMES WILLIAM ELLIS m Born February 4 1937 Houlton Maint General Course All great men are dying I feel kind of ill ACTIVITIES Attended I-Ioulron High 1 Aroostook Central In .,., stitute 2 3 BCA 4 Yearbook Staff 4 .3- IES r ll I I I I i If I , , 3 , I u o ACTIVITIES: ireafbtjoit Staff 44 Band 3g Baseball a,4!lBas1fe-rig 3y.t' I 1 5 at I I 'Ali' U W .U :. . . Q A 1 I ' I- I lu A - I. Born February 4, 1937 Houlton, Maine f General Course If I dicln't get anything else out of school, I got myself out! ACTIVITIES: Attended Houlton High lg Aroostook Central In- stitute 3,4g B.C.A. 4g Yearbook Staff 4g Studtnt Council Presi- dent 4. GAYLON LEE FINEMORE Porky Born April 13 1937 Bridgewater Maine General Course It s nice to have a good understanding' ACTIVITIES Basketball 34 Baseball 234 Track 34 Senior Play 4 One Act Play 3 junior Ex 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 National Honor Society 3 4 MARY ELLEN SHARP Mary Born Apr1l9 1935 Bridgewater Maine Gene al Course Life is what you make lt' ACTIVITIES Glee Club 2 34 Yearbook Stiff 4 GARTH VALENTINO STACKPOLE Stackie Born july 13 1935 Bridgewater Maine General Course Greater men than 1 have lived but where are they no ACTIVITIES Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 Track l 2 3 4 Ping Pong l 7 Yearbook Staff 4 Student Council 2 4 .. .. 7 7 K ,, , . . .. ' 7 7 7 7 J 3 7 7 7 7 9 7 ! 7 9 9 ! ' Ska I 7 1 I' .. - - - ., ' 1' 1 1 4 ' Y L 3 .. - ., w? ' 3 l 7 1 9 D Y 9 Y Y 'Y . ' . . , .' 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Z M I I 4 W U :V-I L: wiri- N tl M A N ,N V Q5 . . - - EEANQIFZN :SAX 1 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY When the doors of BC A opened rn the fall of 1951 a green Freshman Class of twenty frve members started therr journey on the road to success That year we lost nrne of our members Gary Mrller Wayne Gulhfer Darrell Hotham Vaughn Burn john Delong Randolph Folsom Herschel Crouse Joan Hoyt and Mlllard Chase The rema1n mg srxteen members struggled through the year The Sophomores mxtrated us on October 19 The Class Offrcers for the year were Presldent Robert Cook treasurer Gene Mc keen vxce presldent Ruth Hart secretary .Ioan Cullms Student Council member George Rrchards When the doors were opened rn the fall of 52 we had fourteen members of our class com1ng back joan Cullms had moved to Colorado Bud Burlock had dropped out also Jo Mrchaud also left us rn the mrddle of the year Ruth Hart also dropped out to become Mrs Alden Sylvester We were yomed this year by Paul Randall from Massa chusetts and jay Slrp from Marne Central Instrtute Class Offxcers were Presndent Gene McKeen vrce pres1dent Paul Randall treasurer june Strles secretary Robert Cook Student Counc1l members were Garth Stackpole and George Rlchards We were very successful rn the Magazrne Campargn and also rn our presentanon of Freshmen Recep tron All rn all the year went well and our second year at BCA drew to a close wlth a hxgher goal and wrth more sp1r1t than ever We began the year wlth eleven members Paul Randall left us rn the wrnter to go back to Massachusetts The Class Offrcers were Presldent Gene McKeen v1ce presxdent Robert Cook secretary June St1les treasurer Gtorge Rrchards Student Councrl members were Garth Stackpole and Eva Jarvrs We agarn won the Magazme Campargn We held our junror Ex w1th une and George wmnrng the honors 'They went to Ashland and brought to our Alma Mater a trophy for bemg the team champs Our class was also honored wrth the electron of june Stxles Robert Cook Gene McKeen George Rrchards and Gaylon F1nemore to the drstmguxshed ranks of the Natxonal Honor Soclety Thus our thxrd year at BCA was completed Last fall ten of the class came back We were joxned thrs year by Jerry and jlmmy Ellrs from ACI We held our Senxor Play 1n january Class Offxcers for the year are Presrdent Gene McKeen vrce presrdent june Stxles secretary Eva jarvrs treasurer George Rrchard Student Counc1l members Garth Stackpole and Jerry Ellrs We regret that our hlgh school days are over and we regret even more deeply that those whom we knew as classmates durmg the start of our Freshman year arent wxth us on thrs memorable occasxon to enjoy our sense of achlevement and accomplrshment and to share ID our heartfelt happmess SPONSORED BY Charles Slmonson Harry L Srmonson 8: Son 12 . . . , , Z A 3 . 3 I 7 3 I ' 3 x 3 - ' r . - . . Z ' , . 5 , - Q I ' 1 1 ' 7 D ' .' . . ' 1 . 2 . , I 3 'u Q x Q I 1 ' A a . , , 1 . 4 n When we returned to B.C.A. in the fall of '53, we, the Junior Class, started the year l . Z . s . I ' I . 1 x Z y - . Y 7 I 9 I . - ' , . ' , 3 ' - H ' , ' A , 5 , f. f-x SENIOR CLASS WILL Srnce the Class of 53 has long enjoy ed the vsealth of eprtaphs vsrttrcrsms enrgmas and other prthy sayrngs bestovsed upon us by our Academy s drstrngurshed predecessors we too srnce we are bathed rn the hallowed robes of tradrtron wrsh to convey bequeath and rn general wrll to our successors those human attrrbutes whrch we as rndrvrduals possess and revere as the keystones to success not only rn school but rn the game of lrfe Use them lrberally share them unselfrshly honor them deeply Above all remem bcr that rf at frrst you dont succeed the road to success rs paved wrth farlure Frrst the Senrors leave therr rntellrgence to the unrors and are sure they wrll profrt by rt Gene McKeen leaves hrs popularrty wrth the grrls rn Montrcello to Norman Dal beck Maybe Norman can get one of Genes old grrls down there Robert Cook leaves Florence Burlock to Fred Rrchards whrle he rs away next year Take good care of her Freddre Mary Sharp leaves her Red Hart to julra Gullrfer We hope rt wrll help you to get many boy frrends Julra rm Ellrs leaves hrs abrlrty to work to Mary Murphy You re sure to be smart rf you follow rn Jrms footsteps Mary George Rrchards leaves hrs musrc abrlrty to Phrlrp Faulkner and hopes he wrll make as good a player as George rs Leroy Allen leaves hrs Class Rrng to Garl Upton Youd better watch hrm Phrl june Strles leaves her unpredrctable temper to Charlre Upton to match hrs red harr Eva arvrs leaves her frrendly personalrty to Eva McKrnnon and hopes Evr crn get a man by usrng rt Jerry Ellrs leaves hrs Senror Math papers to Emrly Krnney Who wrll you copy from next year Em1ly9 Garth Stackpole leaves hrs abrlrty to play basketball to Darrell Hoyt and hopes Darrell wrll become a star Kendall Doak leaves hrs POD book to Rrchard Wheeler Try to get more out of rt than Kendall drd Rrchard Porky Frnemore leaves all hrs money to the school so that they may have 1 new Gym Have lots of fun boys And last but not least the Senrors leave all therr old books to the underclrssmen Take as good care of them as we drd' SPONSORED BY STEVENS STUDIOS 15- 7 3 Y . 7 7 I y I I 3 7 1 , Q ' , e J , . 4 ' . 1 , . r L. J 21' , . ' m , . ' 21 . . , . s a ' - . Hi-if-ij SCHOOL SUPERLATIVES Bo Eugene McKeen Garth Stackpole Robert Cook Fred Rrchards Gaylon Fxnernore Robert Cook Wayne Bradstreet Kendall Doak George Rrchards Robert Cook Most Popular Best Athletes Most Lrkely to Succeed Most Fhrtatrous Most Argumentatrve Best Natured Most Stuclrous Most Shy School Clown Most All around Teacherss Pet Gxr Ernlly Klnney Marjorle McCleary Eva Dawn HIVIS Madge Hoyt june Sttles Marjorre McCleary Ida Cole Lo1s Hoyt Mary Ann Murphy june Stxles Most Representanve of B C A George Rlchards Marjorre McCleary ekxfdff 14- y ' l J . Charles Upton Mary Ann Murphy U ff'-Q KQ4 Ji ' Underclassmen gfff Q Q11 Ji ' l w 2. J fn .z-. :II f' 9' V. ' W .si f-f'Y'l, I 3 my 'x,.-f . unior arid FIRST RCW left to rlght J Gullrfer E Klnnex D Scott F Burlock F Richards P Hersq M McCleary M Foster SECOND ROW Mr Harrrngton G Folsom A Dc-long R XX'hceler N Dalbttk Q Upton R Huff L Lamont N Delong P lirrdstrcet A544 Offrters tletttd to represent tht unror Class tlns ytar were Presldcnt Fred Rrch rr s Vrte Prcsrdcnt Flortncc Burlotlt Secretary Domld Scott Treqsurer Phrlrp Her st Student fNOLlDCll rtprcscntttrxts rrt Mrrlorrt MtQlt.1rx and Roland Huff LL IIL lll Nlrlltr md rtlxlc Prut Amtt md M lfNlI1 Fortm rn trtnsfcrrrtcl to H1JlllIIJIlHlL7llSLllKXDl Robtrt C rug, mmtd to lirngor IN tn lJlll3LLlx trtnsftrrtd to Conntttrtut lr s L un or C l rss rs pl llllllllg., It lin tt SP4 PNSK lRl lJ HH litrtlstr X mor lxttthum ID n lirrdsrrttt lrtd Xlxlntcd 16- ' . I I - N . 1 - . ,lv - a - v ' I 3 I .,,, U ,, I , ' I . , , , . , . ' , . 'W , , 7 - , - 7 ' a 1 1 1 A dd w . x A , 3 1 1 7 , my. , ' ' L ' L '1 1 A '- ' 1' . . . XY- ,nu -tl lurk one ol our old tltss mtcs..ltlllllnzlllft-1'. from f,L1IlllL'kllLLll. XXL lost six mcmbcrs from our Class. 'Fun of our clnsstnuttts dctidcd to gCI married, Judy l-Al Azz 1' ' '. ' V' . ' Q 1' ' A ' . lg 1 ' ' . I ' ' ,, A' I ' . Vik l1.1d gr fllmrisrzms Party pm on by the 34 I 'llm A Ll i l, ' ' . 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Y ,V , ' A, . t , . , . . , , , , . . , , ' , r , . , 1 . n , t 3 I'2:5Ah'l2I1 Cfclciri FIRST ROXV left to right P Nelson D Bridstrett I brcen D Milliken D Kings bury D amison Y I-Izirxey I Qrctn SI:CO'NlD ROXX Mr Yerxx Cv Upton M Birtlq If MeKinnon Cullins X Crue C I-Iirtlcx I5 Cyullifer TI-IIRD ROW' R Ross E Xkotton L Xkilkins XX' Eiiillxntr I Whitt D Doilx A564 The Freshmen Cliss entered BCA with 7w members Freshmen Reception was hcld Noxcmbcr w ind followed by i pirty .ind gyiints XX e hid 1 Christmas Party ex climbed gifts ,ind played games ind hid refreshments ers and are on our wx ij, to becoming good reliable students Class oftittrs ire ,is follox-is President Dix id lxing,sbury ite President Philip hirgtnt Irefisurtr Donnie liinison Setrtttirx Leon Milliken btudent Countil Dmid Doeilx Lirrx XX illeins SPON SORILD BX Ralph M 'Niillilxen Rtisstli Deionl. Glen Cook 18- Irie Stiles X 'Y I H . - Q D L . 1 4' ' . i l I ' ' ' l ' . L , ,j. 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E mily Kinney 'Y' ,t...r.rr,, Et Af' z'e1' T, ' .Y , 7' . ww 49901241 g FIRST ROW left to r1ght R Cook J Stlles M McCleary G R1chatds SECOND ROW G McKeen Mr Harrrngton G Frnemore 3544 The ob ect of rh1s cha ter shall be to create an enthuslasm for scholarshr to stlm I P P ulate a deslre to render serv1ce to promote vsorthv leadershlp and to encourage the de velopment of character rn pup1ls of Brrdgewater Class1cal Academy 1n BC A and must be a member of the Jun1or or Senror Class Students el1g1ble to electron to th1s chapter shall have a scholarsh1p average or not less than e1ghty flve per cent and all puplls who can rlse ln scholarsh1p to or above such standard level shall be adrmtted to cancl1dacy for electron to membershrp Members of the NHS thxs year rnclude june St1les Eugene McKeen Robert Cook Gaylon Flnemore George Rlchards Marjone McClea.ry 23- , ' : .n , . 'D , . , . ' . : . , . , . 1 V v ' To become a member of this chapter a student shall have spent at least one year I l . . l . E . , , Y 7 3 ' 4.- !l.Q.x an 5,10 I-Y-4 k IOIL rx ey Fnc rx N- or 11 3 'S .. A 'lw -4-1 UI' OC FIRST ROW, let to right M. Hoft, A. Hull, G. Richards, P. Faulkner, R. Shar , A. Delonv, l. Wflieeler, D. Scott, W. Bradstreet, M. Ha ' , B. Ketchum. CON RO 3 R. Slmr , R. Cullins, I. Cole, G. i A11 -, B. Burloc , . Richards, '. tac - Hole, . Sharp, r. Spezio. MA ORIZTTFS: E. Kinney, G. Upton, F. B I k, M. Holi ES U Q2 25- eary arp B U Cd I-ll VJ CQ O J 5 L LII' 6 arvey X' I1 8 Y 54 4: Pi .', Gnbflgn my---,. ESM 0 QL 4,13- . v'5c A323 Q05 IE EE A ' CJ Eva CL 4f 53 E .4 'X cjgwf 5.91 'Wffie' N Q: 4:32 EU an .v-1 by bd 'J gh Q 93:5 --4: . EEE. .EP 1 25 um A Se J1',,, Q i!.E 'J -75 cd O9 AQ' cd Fw S E PM :Ffa -5 CD 9 ,IA EH-2: ui, MAJURHHS Burlock A544 FRONT ROVU, left to right: Cl. Upton, Kinney, M. Holmes. BACK ROW: F .Ill lllll SPIAKHIS FIRST ROW left to rrght N Delong M McCleary Mrs Murdoch E Krnney J Gulllfer SECOND ROW R Wheeler G Folsom D Scott P Bradstreet JUNIOR EXHIBITION The unnor Class of 1956 wlll hold thelr jumor Exhlbmon on March 8 1955 The partrupants are as follows Llrtle Whrtt Rrbboners Angcls WIIIIES unror Mlss Lrttlest Orphan and Chrrst Ch1ld Ma at the PTA MI1 at the SVNlIIlITllIlg Pool The Shadow Cluld Thlrty Preces of Srlwer Afraxd of the Dtrk Open Wrder Please SPONSOR ED BY Ioren Murchxnson Inc 27 Florence Burloclc Plulxne Brrdstrcct Noreen Delong Margaret Foster Cul Tolsorn ul11 bulllfer Marjorie Mcflleary Don rld Scott Fred Rlchards Rnchrrd Wheeler ' , A 1 . , . , . , . ' . 1 . A , . , . , . . y. - ' y . ' f I, . A K ' . -vv-'VV----Y--------------YYY-VV yi t . . . ,,,.,.,.....,........,...,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,, 1 L U ' Cat Came Back . ,,....,,,,, ,... ,,,,,,,t,,.,.... . A ..,,,,,,,,,. .... 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' ' tmlm' llml In ffznn -5 IH vw. 7 H 'J' 'W L' fgfzsffeffal The prospects for an unblemrshed and undefeated season for the comlng basketball season of 1954 5D appeared at the outset as an xmpossmble task slnce only two regulars Eugene McKecn and Garth Stackpole were returmng to the hne up both were regular startlng members of the state champlonshxp team of 1 year ago Predrctrons from Coach Harrrngton as to the future success of the team were pessr mrsnc to say the least Easton and Island Falls hrgh schools appeared as the most prob able term to emrege XILIUTIULI5 I5 fir rs Do xg e was concerned To add to the Bulldogs defrcxencres was the dermrtms aequrred by Charlre Upton a skm xnfect1on whlch kept hlm s1del1ned for the seasons f1rst three games When Charlre frnally drd see acnon he saw rt wrth a sengence for durlng hrs frrst game at Llmestone Chuck plryed one of the most treme do IS reboundrng games xmagrnable a type of actrvrty for whlch Charles was to become outstandrng H1ghl1ghts of the season unquestronably culmlnatecl rn dual performances wrth Easton and Island Falls Easton a hrghly rated and effrclent machrne was toppled from the undefeated ranks at Brldgew ater by the Bulldogs Easton however evened the se nes and l1kew1se knocked Bndgewater from the undefeated ranks at Easton Thrs de feat proved to be the frrst and only setback suffered by the Bulldogs of Brrdgewater Classrcal Academy The remainder of the season progressed as antrerpated wrth Upton MeKeen Stack Joy of the local gallery Ltmestone furnrshed the local fans wrth a thrrller when nn the clos1ng mmutes of the game Llmestones Knlght and Ayre conslstently h1t two polnters from outsrde wh1Ch brought them wrthrn only four pomts of a deadlock when the gun sounded A real thrlller Two benefrt games were played by our local qurntet agarnst Island Falls a team whxch although not on the Bndgewater schedule had earned the respect of Aroostook fans wxth therr strmg of snxteen consecutrve vrctorres The game as predrcted was a scorcher rrght down to the last second of play wh1ch saw the Bulldogs earn1ng a glorlous 60 59 uctory The second game between the same two teams was at Island Falls The tensron was electrrc the local spectators were sweatn er out so to speak and sweat out thrrty two mmutes of unforgettable basketball they drd Flrp Faulkner turned rn an amazrng exh1b1t1on of ball p1ss1ng w hleh left the fans sp llbound Eugene was popprng them ID from the bucket Garth was consrstent from the outsxdes Freddle kept sw1sh1ng them IH from exerywhere whxle Charlre Upton was play1ng kmg of the mountalns from hrs throne nop the baekboards The outcome was gratrfyrng The Bulldogs rock an early lerd w hxeh they nexer lost and at the flnal whistle xt was Bull dogs 69 Elks 61 Twls good huntxng At regular seasons end BflLlf:LXN ater was co champlon of the Aroostook Central League sharrng honors wrth Elston I-Irgh School 34.J Q ' - L . 4 A t I 1 , J L L Y . . 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I z I ' . , ' D I ' ' 't ' 1 l t - ll An I Y . -n-:gin AROOSTOOK CLASS S CHAMPIONS BASKETBALL When the flnal game of the regular season had been played at Fort Kent the Bull dogs prepared for the annual regronal champronshrp playoffs Durrng the xnterrm how ever George Rrchards BCA foul shootrng champron journeyed to Presque Isle wrth Coach Harrrngton to compete rn the regronal foul shootrng contest George dxd not brrng back any olrve wreaths but he made an rmpressrve showrng by hrttrng for thrrty two out of frfty throws Mr Davrs one of two rn charge of the regronal tournament met at Rrcker Instrtute wrth the M 8: S commrtteemen as regarded the seedrng of teams for the annual regronal contest In the frnal analysrs and rn accordance wrth the fxrsr step of the Heal pomt system Easton recerved top seedrng wrth Brrdgewater a close second Island Falls and Hodgdon were thrrd and fourth respectrvely Although the Bulldogs had beaten Island Falls twrce rt now became necessary to stage a repeat performance rn order to meet Easton rn the fxnal game for champronshxp recognrtron Could the Bulldogs beat Island Falls three trmes was the oft repeated questron and rf they dnd could they get by Easton? The openrng game of the tournament saw Brxdgewater playrng Island Falls Wxth the openmg gun Brrdgewater took, possessron of the ball only to lose rt to Island Falls who rn turn lost rt to the Bulldogs agarn Thxs trme however Freddre Rrchards drove hard through the Elks defense for a two pomt lay up From that pomt on the Bull dogs were not to be caught They were determxned to perform rn the tradrtron of the past and they drd rt lrke champrons There were no mdrvrdual performers rn thrs game Their vrctory as were all other vrctorres was a team effort The Bulldogs porse and abrlrty proved too much for the Elks who gave rt the old college try from begrnnrng to end F1na.l score Brrdgewater 65 Island Falls 50 Wlth the vrctory agaxnst Island Falls entrtlrng the Bulldogs to meet Easton nn the frnal tournament game the Harrlngtonmen journeyed to I-Ioulton on the nrght of one of Marnes worst snow storms of the season Thrs was the nrght of the dream game as fans and sports wrrters both were labelrng rt The game was less than fxve seconds old when Brrdgewaters Flrp Faulkner was found foulmg Eastons McIntyre who had been rn the process of shootrng Mclntyre was grven the usual two foul trres He mrssed the frrst but found the range on the second trv and Easton drew fxrst blood Immedrately followmg Eastons score Freddre Rrchards drove hard for a two pornt lay up and Bridgewater led two to one A lead whrch Brrdgewater refused to lose for the remarnder of the game The accuracy of the Bulldogs durrng th1s game was com mendable therr passing was credrtable therr ball handlrng purposeful They had a job to do and they were domg rt well Charlre Uptons reboundrng and passrng off was judged by a local sports wrrter as an outstand1ng achlevement Genes shootmg amplrfled by Garths one handed push shots from the corners and Freds play makmg wrll be long remembered as wrll the entrre teams effort on the floor and off the boards Thrs years team rn our estrmatron IS second to none Therr 69 51 vrctory over Easton earned them therr laurels as champrons and the honor of representrng Aroostook Countys small schools at the Bangor sectronal tournament As we go to press we know not the outcome of thrs tournament We do know however that the Bulldogs and Coach Harrrngron wrll do therr very best to brrng back to Aroostook County and to Brrdgewater the coveted laurels 35- 2 7 l-L-1-11-1 , . . . , ' , , 1 v s T , . . 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' s , . - 1 9 EASTERN MAINE CHAMPICNSHIP Wluo dared hope thu thts yctrs Bulldogs wtth ony two returnmg regulars com prxsmg the nucleus of 1 tc tm would tt seasons end be heralded and acclarmed as the best rn the Erstern h tlf of Mune Wlten the boys elmehcd the regronal champxonslup at Houlton all eyes eagerly aw atted the stedtng of terms for the Bangor tournament It was a short wart and the results were granfymg Brtdgewater on the strength of tts competttrxe record recerved top seedmg and was scheduled to meet Mrllbrrdgc hrgh school rn the prelrmtnarres Nftllbrldge h l 1 rc pccttble rcputttxon haxvng deft tted a strong Bells lsltnd hugh school by a margm of nme pomts The boys left Brxdgewatcr for Bangor a day before game ttme and establlshed thetr headquarters tt the Vtllage Green Motel tn Brewer where they were frequently xtsrted by well wrshers of Aroostook The ntght of the boy s ftrst gtme was a typrcal tournament nrght The audttortum w ts fllled to clpaetty nd the enthustasm of the local gallery was at a maxrmum Mtllbrrdge was as strong ts antrctpated but our boys yust were not to be dented They htt from all quarters to send down to defeat a sptrtted Mtllbrrdge qurntet The ftnal score was Brtdgewftter 85 Mtllbrrdge 64 a new record for the most pomts stored by my tourntment tetm IS well IS 1 new record for 1 eombmed score Betls had preuously esttblrshed the record at 76 pomts and had tred therr own record just PILVIOUS to the Bulldogs game Wrtlt therr wetory agfunst Mrllbrrdge entrtlmg them to meet Monson Academy the Bulldogs tools the floor agamst a tall and aggressne team It was anybodys game rrght down to the wrre but the Bulldogs control of the backboards and conststent shoot mg at the foul lme made the dtfferenee Frnal score Brtdgewater 58 Monson 48 lt w ts antrerpated that should Brrdgewater get to the fmals rt would be a Beals Island team th tt would be wartrng for them Beals however was defeated by an underrated Freedom Academy qutntet whlch employed a slow and deltberate style of basketball Freedom also had two players who were classrfred as skyscrapers by the recalcttrant Bulldog team As Coach Harrmgton predlcted tt w as a close ball game Freedom led at the end of the ftrst perlod ned Brtdgew tter at the end of the second perrod where the score sn ol tt lS lb Freedom forged thetd rn the thtrd p rrod whtle Brtdgewater fans looked apprehenstxel-V ou But the boys pulled rt through wrth a fourth perrod spurt and took a sm pornt lead At the gun rt was Brrdgewater 39 Freedom 96 And for the second nme rn as many years the Bulldogs brought back to Aroostook County and to Brrdge water Academy the cltss S ehampronshrp plaque On returnmg home the boys were met at Montreello by 1 gala crowd who escorted the team and tts coaches to the schools audrtortum for a heartwarmtng homecomxng celebrat1on SPONSORED BY Houlton Motors 36- T r ' ' l ,S K , 7 ' ' V , V, K .A - - 1 -, . . 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STATE CLASS S CHAMPIONS There are not words enough to express to ones satrsfaetron the almost unprece dented ZiLCOIHPllSlllDCf1IS of Brrdgeyxaters Bulldogs for rn 1954 for the frrst trme rn the hrstory of Aroostook county, the Bul dogs of Brrdgewater brought to the County the frrst class S state ehampronshrp Thls years team followrng rn the footsteps of therr predecessors, defred myury predrctron and the law of average to sweep therr school therr eommumty and them selyes to state wrde reeognttron For the second eonseeutrye year the Bulldogs have brought to Brldgewater and to Aroostook eounty the elass S state Ll1ll'DplOf1Sl'1lP a feat that wlll long be remembered by young and old and 1 feat that vyrll probably never agarn be equaled rn the hrstory of the Academy lrrespeetrve of the faet that next years Bulldogs are lookrng forward to another great basketball season Th1s years ehamprons not only brought to therr school a drstrnct honor, but rn dorng so establlshed a preeedent yxhreh vull for years to eome be reflectrve not only of therr abrhty to vsm ball games, but of therr abrllty to lose lrke good sports and to g1VC eredrt to the opposrtron xx here credrt rs due These trarts have been observed and recog nrzed throughout the state by players by coaches, by fans md by basketball offrcxals These eharaeter traits pl tyed no small part rn the teams performances and to coaches I-ltrrrngton and Yerxt rs bestowed the eredlt for moldrng our boys rnto the frne per son tlrtres that they are Aceordmgly let rt be knoxwn too that our boys are not onlv eh tmprons on 1 basketball floor they h axe proxen themserxes ehamprons rn eharaeter xnd sehol tstre abxlrty ind we belleye th tt basketball has pl tyed no sm 1ll part rn makmg rt so Robert Cook beorge Rrehards Cnylon l-rnemore md Kendrll Dotk md the hrghest trrbute we ean pry these ltds rs thtt we tre gomg to mass them lndrvldual honors won by thrs ye trs term rnelude the selectron of Eugene MeKeen Lytrth Sttekpole md Chtrlre Upton to the lrne up of the All Tournament term, as well ts the avx ardmg of l!1LllNlLlll1l sterltng md gold btsketbtlls to the team 1nd tts coaches In rddrtron the same reerprents attended blnquets at Presque Isle and Btngor The frrst rn honor of the Aroostook B1 ketbill Le lgue and the lxtter ln honor of the eham pronslup te rms of hrstern Marne ln eonelusron md rn fLLOgI'llIlOIl of our eh lmprons we tdd that Brldgewaters are tory oxer Porter I-lrgh Sehool of lxeur lallls 64 59 wts rgun so typretl of all of lirldgexx lters xretorres TIIAMXX ORlx There xx ere no st rrs just one team and one eoaeh the tu o of xxhreh Br: lgexy lter shall alxx tys remember RX I i . ' V l ,, A '- I , 4 - 4 , . A , , . . . , . . I 7 . .l. ' ,, ,,, , 1 ' 1 a 1 . , A .L . ' ' l 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 ' V ' l ' I A ' 1 , ' ' A 1 1 ' ' . ' ' ' 1 R 1 A 1 ' 1 1 ' t 1 ' 1 1 , 1 ' 1 , f 1 . Y K .... - 1 ' 'T D - ' ' 1 A , y y 1 1 ' I V e L K l 1 1 L ' ' 'h ' ' e l - N T ' 1 l.'1 'I 1 1 ' 1 1 ' f I This y'e11r's champions include many seniors: Eugene McKeen, Garth Stackpole, 1 X y ' 1 . ' - , X: 1 1 1 1 1 2 ' I ' lf 1 ' .1 I 1 '11 ' ' V ' ' . ' ' , V '- ,L '. 2 ' - 1 s ' 4 - 1 T1 1 ' '1 1 A A n '- ' - ' 1 1' 1 '. ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' A1 1 A ' . L , ' ' ' 'T ' A ' ' L ' ' 2 ' ' I Q . ' ' f ' ' ts 1 'L - 1 ' 1 ' h ' ' - V ' , L 2 , - , 'L I 'I 2 4 ' . 1 '- Y - T, 1 'V ' . 1 - . . 1 - 1 ' , 1 5 45 - ,M sgw fm fa 8 in ,irq-in-4 2 ag: Fowl ' 8 1 em 123' i 5 W y 'Za Y' BCA 994 X CA '35 Q54 Q 7 B 4- ' lim Q ' nf I I: .If - A ff 94 ! f P g I 12 5 Q J 52 , ,, W ,., W Ag ,A N QM IRST ROW ,.-J! VARSIIY lIHllIlllAlllllS left ro Rlblif M Holmw C lo5rer M Hoyt Qulhm F Burlogk A544 In agcordanu. mth past rradmon the fue glrls Lhoxn lb mmty Lhuxleaders were selcucd by the yarslry bwlxctball pl iyerb From those who Qompcrcd lor LllLLflL1Ll11'lL, pklblllllllw Floremc Burloklx Madge Hoyt Nlary Holmu bill Foster and .1yllLICL1ll1U: yum cluucd Florgnq Burlodx was Lhoscn lb uprznn Although only hm ln number tha urls chd 1 Lommbndlbln yob of Lolorlully had L Lwo N 5 ny L LYHLNI lornwlumrm l Lund by BCA lor tha lim exlubmon ol 5port51nm5l11p dlbpllycd by partluplnts and bpnulrors at home and my ly games The ChcLrlc:.1Clcr5 xxuc undcr :hc 2jL1lLl1IlC6 ot 'Xin Lum Brnlsu xx ho dld ID EX Lcllcnr yob ol SUPLYXISIUS the gmrls 15 llyy us 59 4 A V I A yy . . , U . y ' .y y - , . - A ,' . ' ' , ' , Y' V . A , . . .' , - ,A 4' A v '. I 7 ' 'A f . y X - - . I - . . , ' , - - . -A F f A . 5 .U k, l - 7 A f f ,E A L f . - - ,.,. . t A n, N ' 'f ' ' ' ' Ll 1 . Y ' Y ' 4 A Y- ' V K ' 4 N - V F , ' 4' - , - L.. ' . - ky . , mg the fans ln L1 mulnrudc ol yurxcd and splnrcd wlccnons. 'I hey wcrl r xy :ll 1blc, in no 5m.1ll mcmurc. for lllk' :nl y' . 1 y A '- I '- ' 4 ' 'A Q ' E . Ll . '. ' . JU Illll VARSIIY CHHRIEAIIIRS Left to Right Lorrune Green Birbiri bullifer eannette Green LXL Eligibility restrictions kept the V cheerleaders down to the minimum of three in number but what this small group lacked in number they compensated for by their enthusiasm in Cheerrng on to a xery successful season their V basketball team tomorrow s Champions aeeordingly were witnessed by our loeal fins with but one exception and that vias when the V basketball team plat ed a preliminary game to the championship game at Houl 1 Elme ineidentllls xshieh the I X5 won mer Etstons Next year these girls will undoubtedly eompete for xarsity positions We predict some upsets 140.- , 4 y ' L ' . X . . i l t ' ' . V -I. , . - V ' , , , , ' , A f , ' 5 Because of league regulations the girls aetivities were limited to home games and V r V . v' . y - , I ' 1 v W v . r , torn 1 fi n ' ' t ', ' ' Y - ' ' ' 1 ' j-Vs. l v-4C'j r1 'VU 'U 23 'TI 77' ND- P 3 LID? :eq S3 AUG D UQ C-' 4 'f-4 O Q.O UQ wk-' P7 O 'U 4 D-SD ?T T1 -4 Q. PU UQ r-v 2522 2 me n-. Q 513 .5'i'Vg gag? Q-25? ND, Ufgflya'-1 035:27 :. mfr sg? 7:10.-.m aw? 53 S- Fm 59,5160 Being' 571923 Q.......E- U1 V98 QW 55' 'czbfg 103 v--Vik. IWW Giga' 5.0 agua.. :r SW: PK25' gdififdi FRONT ROW left to ri5ht Kcntl ill Dofik Darrell Hoyt Freddie Richards George Rithflrds jftmes Sharp Arthur Dclong, BACK ROW Coich I-hrrinpton G'1rth Stack pole Fubene McKean Chirlic Upton Phil Fwlkncr Gtylon Finemore 'ind Manager Bruin Ketthum A944 Couhtd by Doug, l-hrringnton the boys buebtll teflm 'ns usual w1ll be hampered hy 1 short spring., rruning, Sf mon incl fin equilly short bftseball schedule We hope that uct incl rounil into Sl11PL before thtir Sthcclulc is upon them Vttcrms rcturning this yur lrt C lrth Stitltpolt Ceorge Richards Fred Rich mls Iugtnt Mtlietn Chirlee Upton Phil Faulkner md Gaylon Fmemore The bfistlnll schedule his not li ytt bctn tornpiltd but barring any serious mjunes the teftm should enjoy 1 xcry successful selson -42 t , Y 1 ' z . , , 7 ' 4 , ' 4 , 4 5 , ' Y. 1 . . Y , . - . y 1 - 1 . ' . ' 1 ' , , ' 1 ' 1 ' ' y 4 a 4- L 1 , i . ' - 1 . ' Y . 1 i . , . , ' 1 . ' i 2 ' A ' I ':, 1 . 1 . . this ya-:xr the mud will he conspicuous by its iibeenceg giving the team a chance to prac- , ,L N. , -t, ,A A . Q3 1-, .y , ' u ' . 1 ,, 2 ' ' , f 1 . , ' 2 . ' . As 1 K U- ' 1 1 t 1 1 ' t 1 D . I . . ' 4 5 ' 1 f ' x 1 . dwarf' ' :Jw , -f... 'ii-. .1 ll 'M 1... dh l 'nmn-.g.,, 1 Wfbslf-GWR fa? 1.1 f E'-.2 97 0 LITERARY fxx 1 A l H V 0' X N A M v K ,I 1. PA, 'fo 0'!g ,Vi , I Q, L' IA -46- OUR TEACHERS BLESS CBLASTQ THEM ALL There s Mr Davrs Bless Cblastb hrs hrde Bout srx foot four Two barrels wrde He rs our Prrncrpal And you ll agree He can be a pal Or a Srmon LeGree There s Coach Harrrngton Bless Cblastb hrs hrde He s not very tall And hrs hart s mostly hrde But he s on the ball As he showed thrs state Thrrty one wrns In hrs wrnnrng slate There s Mrs Murdoch Bless Cblastl her too A Brble student from Gordon School She has eyes of blue And she s dark of tresses Gad' wonder where She drgs up those dresses There s Mt Yerxa Bless Cblastj hrm too A real mental grant But tween me and you Where math rs concerned He s one square shnook Gets all hrs answers From the back of hrs book Yvonne Harvey 58 A SUMMER DAY The brrds were smgrng rn the trees And on the flowers were honeybees It was a beautrful summer s day The farmers were gatherrng new mo The sun was shrnrng from up above And one could heat the coo of doves The waters rn the stream drd play A joyous song of summer s day We thank the Lord for all of rhrs For nature rs .1 grft of Hrs And as we go along our way I know we ll not forget to pray WITH Mary Holmes 57 -47 LOVER S LANE Two low ers walkrng softly Down the lane where lox ers walk Not 1 word or words are spoken For therc rs no need for talk From the shadows of the trecs Along the srde of lover s lane Comes the rustlrng of leaves And then rt comes agarn Near the mrll the lovers stop To watch the water fall Over the wheel and down the stream And on to the sea and all Not a word rs spoken now For words are not needed here Thrs rs what you call Heaven Do you thrnk youll reach rt dear You ll reach rt rf you re careful And be good to others now And who wrll reach the Glory Land Wrll tell the others how S0 the lovers walk on To therr house of dreams Where they ll lrve forever Whrle sunshrne gleams If rt seems your days are wanrng And lrfe seems dull and drear Take a walk down lover s lane And frll dark days wrth cheer ane Burnham 57 A THOUGHT OF SCHOOL Our grade school days are nearly through Of happy trmes and sad ones too Of classmates dear no longer here To help us frnrsh out the year Of teachers we all lrked so well Of many thrngs we ctnnot tell Our he trts are young and full of glee And not rfrrrd of thrngs we can t see Our future wrll be for us alone But strong we stand as frrm as stone For who knows what wrll be tomorrow A day to end rn joy or sorrow Gwendolyn Sta kpole 59 r , . . - V V , . y 1 V , . 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HUMOROUS It was a brrght and sunny day When f1rst I wrtnessed B C A The doors were opened I walked ln An 1nch of beard upon my ch1n The bell soon rang I went LIPSEHIIS Saluted the flag and satd my prayers It was t1me to work so I got mme done And then decrded to have some fun I bounced a spxtball off a bald g1rl s head She fell from her seat to the arsle lrke the dead Teacher told me to brmg her to So 1nto her face some water I threw Teacher suggested I clean the floor But lnstead I h1d behlnd the door After a whtle we had recess Whtch IS the subject I llke the best So I went out to get some art Only to push someone off the starr I got my glove and played some pass Threw the ball through a pane of glass The bell soon rang back to class I went Not darmg to tell who created a vent As I thought and sat I began to type And the notton occurred that the trme was rrpe To take off my shoes and type wrth my toes All to the twttch of Mr Harrmgton s nose After a whtle noon hour arrrved And I buzzed around llke a power drrve Soon a teacher yelled Clean up that floor' Teacher got a ltttle t1m1d Whxch urged me on to go the l1m1t George R1chards IS my name Mont1cello IS my stat1on I go to school to act the fool To heck w1th educatron That use to be my attrtude But now I ve changed my toy I go to school to learn the rule And th1s I shout w1th joy Four years have passed and now at last Trs trme to say good bye Good bye say I dear B C A Wtth a tear rn each blue eye George R1chards GIRLS Grrls grrls fools that we are Talk about boys yes boys and the1r cars Then about clothes-dressts and such Where they were bought and wcll how much We re proud often loud bad and then good But whatever we are we re not understood IDA COLE 57 BCA DAYS Remember the ttmes at B C A When you re grown up and far aw ay Remember the basketball games and plays Back 1n the old B C A days Remember the teacher when g1v1ng a test Most of the answers would Just be a guess Others they would be far astray But those were all back m the B C A days Remember the year the boys went the d1Sf3DCC7 Brought batk tlt trophy mrth Dougtes assrstance Brought If home for all to pra1se Ttll the end of all B C A days Edlth A Klmball 60 S P R I N G Sprmg 1S after wmter Wrth blossoms all a glrtter Wtth roses v1olets and popp1es That grow throughout the summer In sprtng chrldren run to play Others on verandas lay Some rrde btkes throughout the day Whrle others flsh the1r t1me away RHYMES Im not very good at makmg a rhyme I d rather do rrthmettc any ole trme I ll thmk of 1 lme that sounds pretty good But to match somethtng w1th tt I never could So I don t thlnk I ll wrrte one today you see I d rather get a btg fat D Ebble Edmunds 60 OUR CLASS Our Class IS very very small But for he1ght we top them all Theres Katy Glorm and Gu en Gall Valer1e and shy Ann Next comes Leona and Mary Lou Glorta Sandra and Carol too Eleven gurls there are of us Plus three boys who fume and fuss The two R1chards and l1ttle Byron Each of them as strong as 1ron Next year we hope from Mont1cello To gam 1 few more hearty fellows -45. Garl Bradbury, '59 Y I J s , Q S . , , , , , V . U . . , 2 , . - . , . . L 1 I L , . . . . . , 3 . I , 3 l . Q . . 7 a . . , . - 7 7 , . 7 - Z , . . , ' 1 a , . Ishouted, No! Not me! Im sore! D1ane Hall, '60 ' 1 I y 1 . - , I 7 7 L 4 . 7 . - , . I . . , , . . . , . I 3 1 ' v Q 3 9 7 7 - , U 11 H U nv ' ' , 4 , . . ., 1 . , f , 55 Q 3 t , . . , , . . . g , 7 7 3 f . , , , , , . . . , . , 4 7 1 1 S 5 S ' - ' ' . H x 7 3 3 ' ' I, 1 f l A 7 7 7 , 4 4 ' . 7 A NOLSY BUNCH She IS nrce as mce can be When test day rolls around She helps us do our Engh h If we V1 ke not a sound One day whrle very norsy And rarsed the roof almost To the offrce we all trotted Mr Davls was our host He gave us all a talkmg to And made us sweep the floor And krndly warned that all repeats Were rn for plenty more But back to Enghsh class we came Wrth all our thoughts msane Back to the offrce we all went Lrke trackmen at a game He put us out of school a week To teach us all a lesson But we returned nn search of fame And now we ve got h1m guessmg jane Burnham A BIRD We had a b1rd named Page Who sat outsrde hrs cage But alas and alack Along came a cat And he d1dn t d1e of old age IDA COLE SCHOOL WORIx I go to school to learn to vnork But I lm llzxer than 1 Turk I fmd that xt IS not much fun To do the work th If must be done V 1lcr1e H lfflly J -49 ' v a Q liz' . v V , S T s Y 3 7 3 a 7 7 . 4 un,, 1 : n , . . 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L 1 ' 1 i, X-XX WE THANK YOU For th ptst sexerrl yelrs the Bulldogs teeomprmed by Coeteh Harrmgton and others h rye tttended the sehool boys New Engltnd blsl-Letbftll LlI1IIIPlOIISlIlpS held II the Boston Ctrdens xt Boston M tssaehusetts lhenr expenses hue tlxmys been m the form of donattons 'md LOIIIIlbLlIlOIlS by the men md women ol Aroostook eounty m geneml 1nd by the men And women or Brtdgexmter tn partteultr To these men mel women the brlsketbtll texm md Coach Harrmgton wlsh to Lonvey thelr hmrtfelt th tnks for the generostty you donors haye CXlIll3lILLl for muh our your generoslty this mnull IIIP to Boston Lould nexer To you men and women we thank yot I I I I I' I I' I I' I I I I I I III EIII J.I1 'III 'III 'III ZIII ZIII III All 'III HH III III HII 'III rs lN rs lN rs rs lN rs rs rs IN rs lN rs rs rs N rs lN rs rs rs Mrs Nltx ESLONIIL Rdlph Mrlllken .lmes Hart Fred Klleolllns Kenneth l tr s ohn 'I rylor ohn Ktmball Ceell H111 Don tld Hlrdmg Paul Young Hdrold Mellroy Din Brtdstreet EIIL Fnnemore Erre Sttles Phlllp Plrks Fred Wltrted lelgh Carmtchlel Mllford Harrtngton I L McDonald I' I' I' I I I I' I I I I I I I' I I l' The be rexllzed PIII ZIII 'III JDK III r1l'I EIII ZIIIL III III HII HII 'IIIL 'HIL ZIII 'III lN rs lN rs Mrs lN rs Mrs Mrs Mrs lk rs lN rs lN rs IN rs Mrs lN rs Mrs lN rs Mrs Samuel Hartley Charles Slmonson Robert Srmonson Hqrry Stmonson Chrlrles Stmonson Harold Hartley Harvey Burlock Ray j1mxson D C Blllmgs Robert Wlutted Claxr Allen Frank Slrpp Dlvrd Nlehols Elden Bradbury Earl Brftdbury Alonzo Hartley Robert Krlcolllns Don tld Ktngsbury George Gentle Sc Co lNI . 1 Ll lNI '. ya ' III . 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YIY BROWN S JEWELRY STORE Nl MIN QUALITY GIFTS COMPLIMENTS or BRADEN THEATRE LATEST HOLLYWOOD PRODUCTIONS SHOWING ON THE NEW WIDE SCREEN D' IQRESQUE ISLE MAINE Presque Isle Meme P-P-D-F-fy 39 'P 'P Q F! -Q RQBINSON S BRITTAIN S MuslcAL INSTRUMENT SERVICE STATION SHOP Complete Iune of ACCESSORIES Guaranteed OVERHAUL AND REPAIR WORK Dual 33I6 Corner North and Maple Streets Houlton Mame 50.- Mobllgus IVIOBILC-AS AND OIL TGIGDIWOVIQ 5I5O MARS HILL MAINE fc I ca I 4 4 I I me an I mc I rc me I rua cm :ummm I1-c1-1-I-I-1-I-I-m-4-I-I-I-I+4-4.4.4.1.1.4.q.g.q.g.q.4.q.f.1.1.1.4-I-1.1 an 1 1-4 ul c m-I-1-In-I-I. . I-ra c-I-1-4-x I-4-a-1 1- aa-za I .1-I 4 .gg -L T . .. - T . - T . . P4 , . . 4. T' . Q 'H 'T T T I T T - :2 T I - 1' ' 4 2 . J. , 5 . .. I f .. T , L : 'Zn I J. T ' If fr, 1. '-Q . -3 T ' f- IL- 'iw 4. .. . 3 Av :H . 4 I1 it. - -' -5 ff .L ,. - I nv- 7 -- . NP' I .L T 1 1' L T e -4 'P L T 'P L 4 -7 7 A 'F 7 QL T 1' L . 'P .L . 'F' . - 7 T .L 7 E ' + T , ... 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Compliments Of J K MCKAY Co PUTNAM BROTHERS COMPANY YOUR DEALER gl-IEVROLET WHOLESALE GUI-F OIL JE CORPORATION PRODUCTS Q 1 1 HOULION MAINE HGULTON M INE I I COMRLIMENTS OF Comphmems of J S PEABODY CO FITZ S BEVERAGES HN DEERQ ALL FLAVORS QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT DIOI 2631 QF HOULTON MAINE HOULTON, MAINE 4.1. . .. . ..... .!.g.1.3.1.q.1.1.g.g. 4.5.3.4.g.3.1.1.g.g.g.g,1.g.l.g.g.1.1.j. .1.j. . . .... . , . . . .... , . .pg 151 4 . . , - 3 Z . f 2 3 f W- - 4 ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,' r,,.,.,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,. ' ff1' ...,.,,.,.,.,.,,....,., l ' ,.,,, , ..,,, , ..,....,,.,, . I ... : :E:E:E:E:E v,,,,,, I I L + D 5535555555 ' - .1 3232121113 X 3. .3 45 5 3- 2 4. -P m- -I+ -I1-1-I-I-I-1-1-4.1-L1.4.x-1-'x-1-+I-I-1-I-I-I-um-1-1-4-I-I-I-1.1-I-1-1-my - -I-I-l-PI-K-I-l-!-I-l-I-K-I-K-14-C-I-I'!'i-K-l'I-I-I'K-I'!'4-I'C'l-!'l- -I I cc 3 - - - i + S' Y -5 -E '? 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