Bridgewater Classical Academy - Mercurius Yearbook (Bridgewater, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1956 volume:

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E 1 If ,. y f, CNN Y ifjigg ' THE STORY OF BRIDGEWATER CLASSICAL ACADEMY AND EARLIER SCHOOL HISTORY Wrthm the last srxty fxve years rn no department of our publrc and school l1fe has more marked progress been made than ln the sphere of educa t1on Srxty flve years ago our people d1d the best they could to support our publrc schools on a htgher standard reallztng the need for better burldxngs and equlpment For thrs reason our town today may be proud of our school burldlngs equrpment and well organrzed system Academres occupy a large space rn the htstory of educatton rn Massa chusetts Marne and Aroostook From the close of the Revolutlonary War to 1820 when Mame becamea state a hundred and n1nety frve towns had been mcorporated wtthrn the Provlnce of Mame by the Massachusetts Legrsla ture There were a large number of Academres establtshed under the laws of Massachusetts before Marne was admrtted to the unlon both rn the state of Massachusetts and rn the Provmce of Mame In many cases these academies were grven one half townshlps known as academy grants from whlch they sold lumber stumpage etc to help defray thelr expenses From 1791 to 1820 twenty frve academres were mcorporated tn the drstrrct of Ma1ne Between 1821 and 1891 the Mame Legrslature establlshed a great many more academles and sem1nar1es most of Wh1Ch had already been grven land grants Brldgewater was made up of two grants the southern half was granted to Portland Academy the northern half was granted to Brrdge water Academy rn Brtdgewater Massachusetts The deed provrded for 160 Srxty years ago our schools were recorded as school drstrrcts The frrst school house ln our town was at the Boundary and at one trme there were seven drstrrcts and schools as follows Boundary Corner Centre Snow Settlement Bunker H111 Montreth and West Road Th1S wrlter taught rn three of these drstrrcts namely Montleth Bunker H111 and Corner In those days teachers were pard seven dollars per week Each school had one teacher who taught all grades from the ftrst to the etghth Pnor to the constructron and openrng of our frrst regular hlgh school tn 1901 our town matntarned hrgh school terms rn drfferent d1str1cts One term would be held at the Centre School the next at the Corner etc It IS from tlus hrgh school system that the wrrter has a lugh school drploma dated May 1 1896 and srgned by Charles G Brtggs Prrncrpal At thrs ume the town felt the need for xts own hxgh school A school lot was purchased from Mr Albert Chandler and a one story burldmg was erected rn trme to begrn the frrst term of the school year tn 1901 In 1910 another story was added to this butldmg The upper story was used for the hrgh school whrle the lower was used for grades frve to elght Thrs burldlng burned rn March of 1940 A new lot was purchased a new lugh school was erected dedrcated and ready for use by March of 1941 . . . - . 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I I From 1901 to 1907 thrs was a hlgh school In 1907 by leglslatlve act the school became Brrdgewater Classrcal Academy Srnce the frrst class rn 1906 B C A has graduated 489 young people mcludrng the 1956 class Among these graduates have been many men and women who were honest rntellrgent and energetlc busmess men and women We must not forget to acknowledge wrth thanks and deep apprecxauon the many frne boys and grrls that Montrcello has sent to our Academy many of them outstandrng athletes who have made great contrrbutrons to the success of our school We make SPECIB1 mentlon of the hlgh honors that our state champron basketball teams the Bulldogs have contrrbuted to the permanent record of our academy Not only are the people of Brrdgewater and Monucello proud of these boys but hrgh pralse comes from the entrre state of Marne For the 100th anmversary of our town 1n 1958 II would appear to be a worthwhrle project for the graduates of the varrou classes to assume the responsrbrlrty for a commemorauve program deprctmg the varrous stages of our growth as a town and especrally the development of our publlc school system culmrnatrng rn the present status of Brrdgewater Classrcal Academy Prmcrpals of the Academy have been as follows Augustas M Stackpole Jr 1901 1902 Harold Soule 1902 1903 Mr Vlnrng 1903 1904 Q Yearj Percy Grlbert 1904 1905 W S Knowlton 1905 1911 John D Whrttrer subsututed for W S K from January 2 1907 to Aprrl 2 1907 H N R1Ch 1911 1912 Howard Huston 1912 1913 E B Gordon 1913 1914 W A Soule 1914 1915 1916 C D McClean 1916 1917 1917 1918 E S H1gg1ns 1918 1919 19 9 1920 George Cummmgs 1920 1921 A H Hartford 1921 1922 Ervrn E Task 1922 1923 V R Wormlrght 1923 1924 1924 1925 1925 1926 L R Roblnson 1926 1927 to 1936 1937 Howard Lrbby 1937 1938 to 1939 1940 Paul Carpenter 1940 1941 to 1942 1943 Roy Duff 1943 1944 1944 1945 Mr Bracy 1945 1946 1946 1947 Mr W Fernald 1947 1948 to 1950 1951 H D Bermss 1951 1952 H R Slmonds jr 1952 1953 1953 1954 Charles A Davrs 1954 1955 to present HarveyA Tompkrns 96 . . . S Scott Shaw 1903-1904 qi Yearj First row, left to right: E. Kimball, N. Delong, F. Burlock, E. Kinney, M. Murphy, M McCleary P. Bradstreet, G. Bradbury, M. Foster, J. Burnham. Second row: Mr. Davis, I. Cullins P Hersey S. Ricker, B. Ketchum, A. Delong, R. Huff, C. Upton, F, Richards, R. Wheeler, D. Scott G Folsom, M. McKeen, L. Green, Mr. Yerxa. Editor-in-Chief MARTORIE MCCLEARY Assistant Editor-in-Chief MARY MURPHY Advertising Managers DONALD SCOTT, CHARLES UPTON Assistant Advertising Manager BRIAN KETCHUM Business Manager EMILY KINNEY Faculty Editor NOREEN DELONG Activities Editor FLORENCE BURLOCK Circulation Manager GAIL FOLSOM YEARBOOK STAFF Literary Editor PAULINE BRADSTREET Sports Editor FRED RICHARDS Photography ARTHUR DELONG CLASS EDITORS Junior Class SANDRA RICKER Sophomore Class LORRAINE GREEN Freshman Class GAIL BRA DBURY Eighth Grade EDITH KIMBALL FACU LTY CONSTANCE MAXELL Languages Cony High School, Augusta, Maine, 1950 University of Maine, B.A., 1954 WILLIAM E. YERXA Social Studies Bridgewater Academy, 1943 Ricker College, B.A. in Business Administration, 1950 CHARLES A DAVIS, Principal Mathematics and Science Laconia High School, N.H. , 1942 Dickinson College, 1943 New England College, B.A., 1953 University of Maine, M.Ed.. 1954 DOUGLAS E. HARRINGTON Commercial Studies Bangor High School, 1941 Husson College, 1948 University of Maine QSummer Sessionj MYRNA SPENCER Caribou High School, 1949 Gordon College 1949-1950 Madawaska Training School QSummer Sessionj -atQ 4 3 1 5 . 35 a- , .5152 'P' --1 .. 4. , v f 'R J , sv' .,ef. . 1 1 t I: ' Q 1, X210 .1.i,lIl DEDICATIO zqllu ,,glql.A.l.1li., A swf, '1 1 IN J 1-11m Inv kvuvxu ' 'lY11f F fl1Vi'- lu. A1 . , ,,.x ...., .,-., Npllou w1rm11.!flm-ufflzs iw UIILI ll PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE CHARLES A DAVIS Prtnctpal Brrdgewater Classlcal Academy At thts txme of year probably more than at any other ttme you are prob ably expertenctng a feeling of nostalgra m the realrzatlon that although this commencement IS the one you ve been eagerly awamng you also wlsh you could retatn forever perhaps those wonderful and happy exper1ences of the four years past that gettmg out of school IS really not a release of the happt est order lnstead you are confronted wtth a soberlng expertence It IS a sobermg experrence because you now are much l1ke the sculptor who ts about to mold a bulk of shapeless clay 1nto some meamngful form may be good perhaps ev1l but whatever the case may be II w1l1 be the sculptor s dolng So too the years that he ahead of you may be full of nch and rewardmg expertences happy and prosperous Or they may be sad and unrewardrng ew en degradlng Whatever the case you are the sculptor your future and how you mold rt ltes rn your own hands On the road that wtnds before you you wtll frnd many people who appear and only you can decide what avenue of thought and action to pursue 1n mold mg out the future best sulted for you nor wrll you know ll unttl you ve trted Don t be d1SCOl1.l'3gSd by fallures Tenac1ty1s the matnx of the clay wtth whrch good and lastmg ambmons are molded tnto reallty Fear not declsxon or rn declslon nor hesttate to ICVISC It was Emerson who so wrsely wrote A foollsh conslstency IS the hobgoblln of lrttle mmds It IS w1ser then to be conslstent tn our mconsrstency where new facts alter our Judgements To you the class of 1956 I wtsh the best of health and happlness physt cal mental and sp1r1tua1 these are rnankmd s prxceless commodmes and greatest wealth when possessed and they can be prolonged and enjoyed by pur sutng good wlth labor and oblrteratlng evtl for pleasure Good luck to you rn all your endeavors and may all your undertaklngs strengthen your self your commuruty and your country to know betterthan yourselfthat which you can do best. Don't be misled. You mcmorc, james Fllis, .L SENIORS Pm, 91. uv 'M SALUTATORIAN DONALD WILLIAM SCOTT Don Born April 3, 1938 Bridgewater, Maine GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3,4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, News- paper Sraff 1, 2, Track 3, 4, IV Basketball 1, 2, 3, Stu- dent Council President 4, 1, Secretary 3, Class Vice President 4, Representative Career Day 3, Junior Ex, 3, ACL Speaking Contest 3, Librarian 2, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, One-Act Play 3, Senior Play 4, Curtis Magazine Campaign 4, National Honor Society 4, Career Day to Husson College 3, VALEDICTORIAN MARJORIE ADORA MCCLEARY Marge Born February 27, 1938 Bridgewater, Maine GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Year book Staff 3, 4, JV Cheerleader 1, One-Act Play 2, Newspaper Staff 1, 2, National Honor Society 3 4, Office Staff 2, 3,4, Librarian 1, Junior Ex. 3, Career Day 3, Class Treasurer 1, Vice President, Student Council 3, Class President 4, Camera Club President 4, Curtis Magazine Campaign 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Career Day, Husson College 3. PAULINE LILA BRADSTREET Pol1y Born February 17, 1937 Bridgewater, Maine GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Yearbook Staff 3,4, JV Cheer- leader 1, One-Act Play 2, Junior Ex, 3, Senior Play 4, Career Day Representative 3, Class Secretary 4, Librarian 3, First Honor Essay. EMILY ERMA KINNEY EI1'1mie Born March 8, 1938 Monticello, Maine GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES, Glee Club 1, 2, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- WV -'Q cil 1, 2, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, One-Act Plays 1, 2, 4, Cheer- leader 1, 2, Senior Play 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Junior Ex, 3, Librarian 1, 4, Play Day Representative 3, ACI Speaking Con- test 3, Newspaper Staff 1, 2, Dance Band 1, Second Honor Essay, ARTHUR ROLAND HUFF Rolly Born April 23, 1937 St, John, N, B. GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES, Yearbook Staff 4, Student Council 3, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Manager 4. FREDERICK LEE RICHARDS Freddie Born October 1, 1938 Houlton, Maine I GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Baseball 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President 1, 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 1, Class Marshal 3, Band 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, One-Act Plays 2, 4, FLORENCE MARIE BURLOCK Wee Wee Born October 20, 1937 Bridgewater, Maine GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES, Graduation Usher 3, Librarian 2, 3, 4, Office Staff 2, 3, 4, One-Act Play 2, Senior Play 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Junior Ex. 3, Varsity Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 2, 3, Class Treasurer 4, Glee Club 1, Play Day 3, May Queen 2, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Usher 3, NOREEN DELONG Noddy Born November 28, 1938 Monticello, Maine GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, One-Act Play 2, JV Cheerleader 1, Junior Ex. 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Play 4, Librarian 2, PHILIP WAYNE HERSEY Phil Born November 9, 1937 Monticello, Maine Inq, 3 GENERAL COURSE if 4- ' ACTIVITIES: JV Basketball 3, JV Manager 2, Senior Play 4, Varsity Basketball 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Class Treasurer 3, ' , sm .yd . vig, 1 Student Council 2. ARTHUR WILMOUNT DELONG, IR, Artie Born December 19, 1936 Monticello, Maine GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, Senior Play Manager 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4. is SN 'rar' 'vas 'X-. 75' GAIL LOUISE FOLSOM COMMERCIAL COURSE Born October 5, 1938 Mars Hill, Maine ACTIVITIES: Yearbook staff 4, Junior Ex. 33 Librarian 4, 9 MARGARET SYLVIA FOSTER Peggy Born August 27, 1938 Monticello, Maine COMMERCIAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Librarian 4, Yearbook Staff 4. F GENERAL COURSE RICHARD IRVINE WHEELER Dick Born February 5, 1938 St, John, N.B. GENERAL COURSE ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, J.V Basketball 1, 2g JV Manager 3, Senior Play 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 45 Junior Ex. 3g Newspaper Staff 1, 2. CHARLES ROBERT UPTON Charlie Born July 27, 1938 Houlton, Maine ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3 4, Volley- ball 2, 3, Class Treasurer 2, Yearbook staff 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, EER-W2 ABUSE 'WUEgOE 0:52 2 BEE 4 Bgnsw OP SEMO 326 aim UE! 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Ketchum, A. Hall, M, MurPhY' Mr' Harring- ton Second row- A Pryor, N. Rock, D. Hoyt. G. Britton, M. McKeen, J, Burlock, J. Cullrns, R. Swilmm, J. Burnham, M. Holmes, M. Taply. Third row: R. Nelson, G. EstY' L' Lamont. P. Faulkner, W. Bradstreet, J. Sharp. sr-4 1, 3 We began the school year of 1955-56 with twenty-one members and our class advisor, Mr. Harrington. During the year, we were fortunate to gain two members Gilbert Esty from Presque Isle and Norma Rock from Pennsylvania, At the beginning of the year, we held a class meeting to elect our class officers. They are as follows: President -------------- ------ A RLO HALL Vice President- - - - BRIAN KETCHUM Secretary ---- - - - - - SANDRA RICKER Treasurer ------------------ MARY MURPHY Student Council Representatives are Jane Burnham and Arlo Hall. We are looking forward to a very successful year: CS- pecially the Junior Exhibition and the Barn Dance. SOPHGMORE CLASS First row, left to right: B. Gullifer, N. Esty. I. Green, C, Hartley, L. Green, L. Wilkins, L Milliken Y. Harvey, G. Upton, Mrs. Maxell. Second row: B. Bordon, P. Sargent, K, Vittum, V. Craig G Cullins, D. Kingsbury, W, Faulkner, E. Burpee, E. MacKinnon, D, Doak, E. Wotton. At our first class meeting we elected class officers which are as follows: President ------- - - -Larry Wilkins Vice President- - - - -Leon Milliken Secretary ---- - -Lorraine Green Tre-SSUYGI ---------- - - Donny Jamison Student Council Representatives- - - - -Jeannette Green and David Doak Our annual Freshmen's Reception was held in October and was very successful. Sponsored by CHARLES SIMONSON - HARRY L. SIMONSON and SON as :iii A Qui -.5 v FRESHMAN CLASS Q51 First row, left to right: S. Dalbeck, C. Delong, G. Craig, R, Cullins, B. Allen, G. Bradbury, B. Miller, V. Hartly, A. Taply, Mr, Yerxa, Second row: R. Gulliver, P. Swimm, S. Burpee, R. Sharp, G. Stackpole, E. Burpee, K. Perrigo, G. Delong, W, Miller, M. Pryor, B. Foster, P. Folsom, L. Pryor. The Freshman Class started the year with twenty-four members. During the year we had the misfortune to lose Davie Tarbox. The class elected as officers the following: President ------------------ - - -David Ricker Vice President- - - - Valrie Hartley Secretary ----- - - Gail Bradbury Treasurer ------------ - - Betty Allen . Student Council Representatives- - - ---- Brenda Miller and Richard Cullins We were initiated bythe Sophomores at the annual Fresh- men's Reception. During the year an outstanding activity was a Thanksgiving Dance. Sponsored by RALPH M. MILLIKEN - ERIC STILES - RUSSELL DELONG EIGHTH GRADE First row, left to right: E. Kimball. I. Kingsbury, D, Hall, R Grass D Bradstreet P Sargent Mrs Spencer. Second row: R. Murphy, B. Lewis, L, Delong, S, Finemore R Sharp M Harvey B Bur lock, C, Sharp, D. Baston. Third row: A. Foster, D. Kinney E Wheeler N Pryor W Scott E Edmunds. At our first class meeting this year the class officers were elected as follows: President- - - - - Robert Grass Vice President- - ---- Diane Hall Secretary- - - Diana Bradstreet Treasurer- - - - Jane Kingsbury There are twenty-two members enrolled in the eighth grade this year, Sponsored by RALPH STACKPOLE - BRADBURY BROTHERS BOYS SCHOOL SLIPERLATIVES Gm-LS fi'-T -sc 4 Most Pogular ARLO HALL MARY ANN MURPHY Best Athletes CHARLES UPTON MARJORIE MCCLEARY Most Lxkely to Succeed WAYNE BRADSTREET RICHARD WHEELER FRED RICHARDS ARTHUR DELONG Most Fllrtauous Most Argumenrauve Best Natured Most Studlous WAYNE BRADSTREET Most Y WAYNE BRADSTREET LARRY WILKENS ARTHUR DELONG ARTHUR DELONG BRIAN KETCHUM ARLO HALL BRIAN KFTCHUM Most A11 Around Teacher s Pet Most Representauve of B MARIORIE MCCLEARY EMILY KINNEY EMILY KINNEY FLORENCE BURLOCK MARIORIE MCCLEARY RUTH SWIMM IANE BURNHAM MARIORIE MCCLEARY IAYNET CULLINB Cutest Best Dressed MARJORIE MCCLEARY FLORENCE BURLOCK CONSTANCE HARTLEY . - I 1 A I A Sh 'A School Clown -'-'-' gf' ' yn J I L ' .C.AL,f fi' ,YD CTIVITIES TUDENT COUNCIL 'Msn Front row left to rrght J Burnham D Scott J Green A Hall Back row B Mlller D Doak Pr1nc1palDav1s R Cullms E Klnney The most outstandlng plece of work accomplished th1s year rs twofold The f1rst has been the Student Councxl Court whlch as a body has been responstble for the d1s ctplmmg of those students gutlty of breakmg the all important school rules and secondly the completton and publlcatlon of the student handbook a project begun last year but not completed unttl now Agaln the Student Councll IS afflllated w1th the National Assoclatton of Student Councils and a member ln good standlng Offlcers of th1s year s councrl are Presxdent Donald Scott V1ce Presldent Jane Burnham Secretary Jeanette Green Treasurer Arlo Hall Sponsored by FRED BRADSTREET VICTOR KETCHUM DAN BRADSTREET FRED WHITEHEAD First row, left to right: I. Burnham, E. Kinney, S. Ricker, M. McCleary, M, Murphy. Second row G. Esty, W. Bradstreet, D. Scott, R. Huff, F. Richards, P. Bradstreet, Advisor, Mr, Harrington. NKTDNAL HONOR SOCIETY X! The National Honor Society exists as an instrument which serves as a guide to school chapters in furthering their purpose to recognize Character, Scholarship, Leader- ship, and Service in the high schools of our Country. Members and candidates are chosen on the basis of scholarshipg a candidate need- ing an average of 85010 or better to be considered. A student may also be considered as a candidate for membership if he is nominated by a faculty member as being worthy of being a member, SENIOR PL Y Y Qhx f ef, First row, left to right: N. Delong, Mrs. Maxell, R. Wheeler, A. Hall, D. Scott, SCENE NOWHERE FA ST RITA ADAMS ALICE ARNOLD T, P, JONES DEBORAH ARNOLD FRANK ROBINS BRADFORD SMYTHE HARVEY LAWRENCE A WOMAN of Mystery ' 1 v--1 P. Bradstreet, P. Hersey, F. Burlock, E. Kinney. Second row: Pauline Bradstreet Emily Kinney Arlo Hall Noreen DeLong Donald Scott Philip Hersey Richard Wheeler Florence Burlock Ye .5139 -59 O CV' .IU IOR EXHIBITIO First row, left to right: 1. Burnham, M. McKeen, S. Ricker, M. Murphy. Second row: I. Cullins, B. Ketchum, P, Faulkner, A. Hall. This year's Junior Class is given the credit of having had the greatest of all Junior Exhibitions. Not only were the seven contestants remarkably talented but so closely approximating each other that it was next to impossible to pick a winner, to say nothing of the next two places. This is quite a distinction for any Junior Class, to say the least, and when the judging was over the medals went as follows: First Prize ------ Jaynet Cullins- - ----- Illusion Second Prize - - - - Arlo Hall- - - - - Green Pastures Third Prize- - - - - -Brian Ketchum- - -Afraid of the Dark To Mrs. Maxell goes the credit for such a wonderful performance by seven distinct individuals. Her tireless coaching of the various speakers left little to be desired. Aside from the above three winners, the following juniors took part: Mary Ann Murphy- - - -------- Murder of Lidice Mary Lou MCKeen- - - ------------- Rebecca Sandra Ricker- - - - The Old Woman and the Clock Jane Burnham- - ------ Employment Agency Sponsored by: LOREN MURCHINSON, INC, OFFICE STAFF li 'Z C7 ,gf 1, From row, left to right: P. Bradstreet, J. Cullins, F. Burlock, Head Office Girl, M. McC1eary. Second row: G. Bradbury, Mr. Davis, M. Murphy. LIBRARIANS , ,F ' 'h K, -I FIOHI IOW. left I0 right: R. Swimm. M. MCI-Ceen, E. Kinney, G. Foster, N. Esty. Second row: L. Pryor, C. Harrly, Mrs. Maxell, Y. Harvey. J. Green. 'f CAMERA CLUB Xka First row, left to right: I, Green, S, Ricker, M. Holmes, M. McCleary, G. Foster, L. Green. Second row: A. Pryor, E. Kinney, M. McKeen, G. Cullins, M. Murphy. I. Burlock, Y. Harvey. J. Burnham. At the first meeting of the Camera Club, which was supervised by Herbert McCleary, officers for the year were elected as follows: President, Marjorie McClearyg Vice Presi- dent, Jane Burnham, Secretary, Sandra Rickerg Treasurer, Gail Foster. The purpose of the Camera Club was to increase the skill of novice photographers in the areas of developing, enlarging, reproducing and all the other phases of photography. an K 'V A . fCLU6 x JC: 9 . Sponsored by STEVENS' STUDIOS BAD 'Q N596 Q J' 5? Bnmof 'L cn MEWATER Q YAIDENP From row, left to right: A, Hall, G. Esty, W. Scott, S. Finemore, D, Scott, B. Ketchum, N. Esty W. Bradstreet, M. Harvey. Second row: E. Wheeler, B. Foster, S. Burpee, M. Pryor, J. Sharp, R. Sharp, N. Pryor, P, Swimm. Standing, G. Upton, F. Burlock, E. Kinney, M. Holmes. GLEE CLUB ' IS Front row, left to right: I. Kingsbury, L, Green, N. DeLong, I. Green, B. Gullifer, G. Craig, G, Foster, M. Holmes, Second row: D. Hall, Y. Harvey, B. Bordon, M. Harvey, V, Craig, E. Mac- Kinnon, G. Cullins, N. Rock, A. Pryor, E. Kimball. THLETICS BASKETBALL Left to right: B. Ketchum, D. Hoyt, A. Delong, F. Richards, C. Upton, Coach Harrington, P. Faulk ner, R. Huff, J. Sharp, P. Hersey, A. Hall. Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Hodgdon Fort Kent Van Buren Mapleton Easton Ashland Ricker Limestone AROOSTOOK CLA SS S Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater BA SKETBALL SCHEDULE Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater TOURNAMENT Sherman Easton Bangor Jayvees Van Buren Easton Ashland Ricker Limestone Hodgdon Fort Kent Mapleton fi J I 5 vm 8 ASKETB LL This year s Bulldogs must unmrstakably be placed amidst the grandeur and notoriety of Bulldogs past At season s end thrs year s squad boasted a record of SIXICSU wrns as agarnst three defeats The third defeat berng at the hands of an aggressrve Easton qurn tet who had to call upon every trrck rn the book to nose out a very stubborn and enlrvened Bridgewater team a team which although dropping two prevrous de crsrons to Easton fone by a 58 60 margrnj was not counted out until the whistle ended the final second of the last tournament game at Houlton Highlighting this year s record was a 71 41 decrsron over the Bangor High School Jayvees at the new Bangor Auditorium It was rnterestrng to note that Beals Island High School at this time a contender at the Bangor Tournament defeated the same Bangor Jayvee team with only a four point margin to spare The nucleus of this year s team rncluded Phrlrp Faulkner a Junior Fred Rrchards and Charlie Upton senrors These three boys having been on last year s starting five state champronshrp team Roundrng out this year s qurntet was another senror Artie DeLong who established an unoffrcral Aroostook small school record for the total number of pornts scored rn one game 45 thrs was Darrell Hoyt a Junior playrng hrs frrst year of varsrty basketball Darrell and Philip Faulkner wrll be he only two returning varsity members of next year s squad Other team members who have played therr last game for Ole B C A rnclude Phrlrp Hersey and Roland Huff Both boys contributed much to the success of this year s team We are certainly going to miss the frne team play and performance of our graduatrng team members Boys like Charlie Upton and hrs aggressive rebound mg and lay up skrll the fine playmakrng of Fredre Richards and hrs abrlrty to swrsh then' from outsrde the persistent scorrng punch of Artie DeLong and his aggressive defensrve style wrll not soon be forgotten Darrell Hoyt the little redheaded guard more commonly referred to as Bear left many a fan awe stricken with hrs fantastic left handed push shots and lightning drrves All rn all ours was a great year sportrng a second place rn the Aroostook Central League and brrngrng home the runner up trophy from the Regional Tournament and if we pause to consider the outlook for 1957 and beyond matters could be worse, Sponsored by ALLIED SALES HOULTON MOTORS , . V , . . . 2 . . , - . , . . ' 3 . at the expense of Limestone High School. Completing the starting lineup was . . . , . . , I. I ' v . - . R . . . , . . . ,, . ,, A . 2 . . . . : ' ' I qw V' ni 'M ,id A 1 BCA ,Q af. Willa .l.V. BASKETBALL wr' L! Front row, left to right: Coach, Mr, Harrington, D, Doak, D. Kingsbury, L. Milliken, W, Bradstreet L. Wilkins. Second row: A. Hall, R. Cullins, E. Burpee, W. Faulkner, G, Esty, R. Sharp, B. Foster EIGHTH GRADE BASKETB LL 9 A 1 First row, left to right: R. Sharp, D, Baston, D. Kinney, E. Wheeler, A, Foster, Coach, Mr. Yerxa, Second row: C. Nelson, S, Hartley, B. Buckley, D, Finemore, N. Pryor, W, Scott, R. Grass, J. Mc- Cleary, R. Stackpole, R. Murphy, D, Foster, me Y . N7Rx ,, . , w M f IX .X x 1 A . , X I. X 1 TRACK First row, left to right: E. Burpee, D. Doak, R. Cullins, P. Swimm, R, Sharp, D. Hoyt, W. Brad- street, Standing: Mr. Davis, P. Faulkner, B. Foster, J. Sharp, R. Richards, C. Upton, D. Kingsbury S. Burpee, A, DeLong, Mr. Yerxa, Last year's track team, small but mighty, turned the tables of prediction and chance and placed third in the State Track and Field Meet held at Waterville last year. The Bulldogs also copped a first in the Aroostook County Track and Field Meet held at Houlton, overcoming such schools as Fort Fairfield and Houlton. Simultaneously, since the various high schools comprising the Aroostook Central League competed in the County Meet, Bridgewater ran off with first honors in league competition, Charlie Upton, who last year missed first place at the state championships in the discus throw by an inch and one-half should be Bridgewater's heavy point earner and is expected to perform well in the discus throw, shot-put and javelin, Hoyt should place well in the dashes, while DeLong and Bradstreet should earn their share of points in the distance events, Faulkner should be amongst the state's top javelin throwers while David Kingsbury should develop into a fine weight man in terms of the discus and shot-put throw, The team will travel to the state meet at Waterville again this year, Last year the Bulldogs placed third in state competition. First row, left to right: D, Doak, R. Sharp, P. Faulkner, C, Upton, D. Cullins, L. Wilkins, L. Milli ken. Second row: Mr. Harrington, D. Hoyt, D. Kingsbury, W. Faulkner, J. Sharp, Mr,Davis. In looking ahead to this year's baseball team we must also consider last year's record - won six, lost four in league competition. But last year's Harrington men were busily engaged gaining some much needed experience, and this year's diamond Bulldogs should show considerable improvement on the field and at bat. Returning lettermen include Charlie Upton, Phil Faulkner, Darrell Hoyt, Larry Wilkins, and Jimmy Sharpg all of these men were regular starters. The big question this year is who shall do the chucking? Since both regular pitchers of last year's team have graduated, the finger seems to point to Big Phil Faulkner who on occasion did some relief chucking in games past. Irrespective of who plays where, how many won or lost, the Bulldog's unbreakable spirit will continue to dominate the play, Sponsored by DON STACKPOLE - RALPH EVERETT - ROY WHEELER ,- X vp--q-A W C r 0 Q WO- A 'Eze-4 ff lj I ,-.4 E - '35 B W A H, .,f,n1f1z1f1? 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'1 ff? 4 Alfglalf 4..':.i: M61 VORITES SCHOOL Our school IS verv small onlx nrnetx students all rn all And the teachers wrse rndeed grve the assrgnrnents yes rrree Actrvrtres we have rn school and gladly obex the golden rule and all respect our teachers dear Who for us slave from year to ear All rn all we do have fun That 18 when our work rs done What would we be rf rt weren t for schools'P Nothrng but a bunch of fools Paullne Bradstreet 57 AN OLD MAN As I was gorng to school one a I met an old man on the wa Hrs clothes were ragged hrs whlskers long As he approached me he was srngrng a song Hrs song was a ballad of years gone b As I watched hrm there were tears rn hrs eyes He went on srnglng as the old man could And he knew at a glance that I understood' Ruth Swrmm 57 bOl.VED When rnto Mr Davrs class we go Then all our lessons we d better know For rf we even err or stray After school IS where we ll stan Perpetual lessons we learn Else hrs nature take a turn Now we never err or stra Or thrnk of fallrng by the wa CHAOS A bunch of the krds Up at old B C A Were havrng some fun On a cold November day It was cold as rt could be And the snow was on the ground And up around the hrgh school Not a teacher could be found No one knew just where they were No one seemed to care a brr Maybe Doug had gone out huntrng Maybe Charles was sorely srck We were dancrng and a laughing and reallv rarsrng up the roof Lrke tearrng down the walls and thrngs I was there I ve got the proof For when I arose from sleep today I found upon my head A great big lump a brg black eye I d fallen out of bed lone Burnham 57 , 3, n 3 do . Y Y- Gloria Delong '59 d Y- . . . y. '. Y' ' ' APPRECIATION Do we through all our ltves on eartn Do what the Blble asks Keep these commandments IS the law It xsn t such a task when our good Lord was here on eartn He taught us how to 1ve And work and smg and laugh and pralse And taught us how to glVC He set a good example for the other folks around And helped us all to see the ltght Have we been falthful all the time We traveled on this so And have we always showed by love We thought well of our God sandra Rlcker 57 AT DAY S END Over the grey htlls sets the sun For many people day rs done Those dtstant h1lls have a soft glow Where the golden sun goes down slow At dusk comes forth a coolrng breeze It gently sways the shadrng trees The leaves make whrspers 1n the a1r Seemlngly peace IS everywhere Qwendolyn Stackpole 59 A PRII. SHOWERb On the cold dark days of Apr1l When the ram beglns a I somettmes thtnk that summer W11l never come at all These are Aprxl showers And people often say They help to brlng the flowers That always bloom 1n May And when these showers are over The blrds begrn to sm It 1sn t long before we see the flowers of earlv Spr1ng Mary Lou Tapley 57 SUCCESS Why should a gtrl l1ke me Be treated so unfalr Every time I take a test I never get anywhere I have never passed one No matter how hard I try I guess I I1 st1ll be here Whlle all the rest go by Thls has been my story Thrs has been my plea If there s any help to spare Please glve tt all to me Eva Mae MacK1nnon 58 I ' 1 to , , f llg 1. . ' gg While we are on this ground, I u d, SCHOOL Why go to school? some people ask, Some folks may thir1k it'S J very hard task. I go to school, do my work, Yet there are days I try to shirk This studying just suits me mc It s really right along my 1ne But let me tell you some thing true I d rather leave it all to ou Valerie Hartley 59 OUR LNGLISH We con1e to English class worn and dreary After spending all night on some doggone theory We use all our study periods crarnmrng 1n other lessons Then when the teacher asks us questions we have to make confessions Well you sec ll s like t 11s We didn t have time to do our lessons Because Mrs Maxell gave us R1chardWhetlcr mf Ml 'X1lLlsNANlE I xlll a glfl 11111 d V llc 1. Not lat because of calories Somt call mt slim forl n thin At least I haye no double chln Valerie Hartley 59 AUTUMN LEAVES How lovely' are the colored leaves, That fall down onthe lawn, They plug the drain pipe at the eaves. Oh, how I wish that they were gone, I ve raked and burned I ve toiled and sweat Still when I turn There s more leaves yet Ida Cole 57 RANK CARD 1S for rank that IS always so l11gh is for after school when books they do fly lS for noise while we re going down stairs is for kicking and the pulling of hair lS for class that love so well 15 for A s that make our chests swell lS for runn1ng when pop fo D s thu s w Iget panfcd 1ard Emily Kinney 0 V I f. A . . , 1 , ' ' l' , ' . . ' , , . Y - , R . I . l I . 1 . A . 3 y F' I Y' , , ' N ' ' ' 1 A K . , . , ' 1 ' 'A ' C ' ' , we I' . , - u - A ' 1 l , , R ' ' , all night sessions, gets my card, D is I ' , Q ' hen ' 1 1- 1 3 s K - l' , 5. 1: e 4 fri -, V ' , wf l 1 j 2 1 1 Q ' , Ll 1 WHY THE DOCTOR WAS HELD UP A lrttle before ntne the phone rang Glens Falls callrng Dr Van Eyck satd the operator Speakrng There was the usual go ahead please and then. Thxs 1s Dr Haxdon at the Glens Falls Hosprtal A boy was just brought rn w1th a bullet rn hrs brarn He s bleedrng badlv and hrs pulse IS weak I m GO mrles from Glens Falls sard Dr Van Eyck Have ou tr1ed Dr Mercero He s out of town Sald Dr Haydon The boy comes from your cxty I-Ie was spendrng the week end wlth some relatives and shot h1m self playlng wlth a 22 what s h1s name9 asked Dr Van Eyck Arthur Cunnlngham Don t thrnk I know htm but Ill get there as fast as I can It snowrng hard but I thlnk I can make II before mldnrght I ought to tell you the krd s parents are poor and there rsn much chance of a fee A few mrnutes later the surgeon s car stopped for a red lrght on the outskrrts of Albany A man 1n a brown leather jacket opened the door and cltrnbed rn Drrve stralght ahead mrster he sard and better not make a fuss I ve got a gun I m a doctor sard Dr Van Eyck and th1s rs an emergency Never mlnd the talk satd the man rn the jacket step on ll A mtle out of town he ordered the docto to stop and get out It took a half hour for Dr Van Eyck to frnd a phone and call a taxr company to send out a cab It was after two when the surgeon reached the hospltal Dr I-lay don was wartrng for hrm I drd my best sald Van Eyck but my car It was good of you to try sald Dr Haydon The boy dled an hour ago As the two men walked past the wartlng room Van Eyck suddenly stopped On one of the benches h1s head ln h1s hands was the man ln the brown leather Jacket Mr Cunmngham sand Dr Haydon Meet Dr Van Eyck He came all the way from Albany to save your boy Davrcl Krngsbury 58 N I rl ' vl V n I ' ' I I ' Us rv I ' I ' It That's all right, said Dr. Van Eyck. , , . sl I ' lv ' ' H ' r , A . 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