Bridgton High School - Corona Yearbook (Bridgton, ME)

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THE CORONA 15 The Night Run of the Overland ................ E. E. Peake Maxine Frances Dyer The True Greatness of a Nation ............ Charles Sumner Charles Taylor Stone Music Awarding of Prizes First prize for boys, a silver loving cup, was awarded to Charles Morris, Jr. First prize for girls, a silver loving cup, was awarded to Mary Fitzpatrick. Second prizes for boys and girls, two and one-half dollar gold pieces, were awarded to John Briggs and Betsy Kil- gore. The four prize wifnners represented the school in the Triangular Speaking Contest held April 17th at Bridgton. Teams from Gorham, Casco and Bridg- ton participated, Gorham winning iirst honors. SOPHOMORE NOTES The Sophomore girls who went out for basketball were: Mary Gleason, Ruby Knight, Gertrude Moulton, Char- lotte Stuart and Phyllis Norton. Phyl- lis Norton made the varsity team, therefore receiving her letter. The Sophomore boys going out for basketball were: Burton Cushman, George Chapman. Philip Sanborn, Henry Hill, George Chandler, Ralph French and Curtis Smith. Those mak- ing the varsity team were Burton Cushman, Philip Sanborn and Ralph French. Cushman and French Won let- ters in basketball. The Sophomores purchased their class rings this year and received them as a Christmas gift. Glen Meserve, Henry Hill, Arthur Lopeman, Bernard Newman and Phil Sanborn were all members of the foot- ball squad. The Sophomores enrolled in the Glee Club this year are: Phyllis Thomes, Senja Mackie, Thelma Leavitt, Alberta Sanborn, Dorothy Barker, Phyllis Nor- ton, Enid Alexander, Mary Gleason, Gertrude Moulton, Virginia Voyer, Norma Howard, Philip Thomes and Cora Thompson. VVe are pleased to have our class rep- resented in the speaking parts of the Operetta by Mary Gleason, Phyllis Norton, Enid Alexander and Phillip Thomes. The honor rolls were announced as follows: The A list-Felix Stumpf, Carleton XVarren and Gertrude Moul- ton. The B list-Mary Gleason, Ruby Knight, Leona Pendexter, Bur- ton Cushman, Lillian Flint, Phyllis Norton, Curtis Smith, Enid Alexander, Henry Hill, Norma Howard, Thelma Leavitt and Eunice Robinson. FRESHMAN NOTES The enrollment of the Freshman Class at the beginning of the year totalled twenty-three boys and sixteen girls. The class officers elected by vote of the class were as follows: President, Henry Shoreyg Vice-President, Paul Stumpfg Secretary, Evangeline Voyerg Treasurer, Parker Stuart. The Freshmen in the High School Orchestra are: Evangeline Voyer, Ralph Burnell, Carolyn Dow, Oakley Douglass, George Packard, Clair Hutchins, Mary Monk, Henry Shorey and Marion Sherman.

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14 THE CORONA The other parts chosen by the vote of the class are: Address to Under- graduates, Homer C. Libbyg History, Madelyn V. Bennett, Prophecy for Boys, Shirley B. Dyer, Prophecy for Girls, Carl A. Gallinarig Gifts for Boys, Janette O. Fessendeng Gifts for Girls, James F. Reynolds, Class Marshal, Fredrick B. Fessenden. Those whose names appeared on the A list for the winter term were: XVilma Flint, Marion Libby, Frances Mains and Florence Stevens. The B list included: Madelyn Ben- nett, Rosa Burns, Shirley Dyer, Mil- dred Emery, Janette Fesscnden, Carl Gallinari and Dorothy Norton. James Reynolds, Fred Fessenden, Carl Gallinari, Chester Hatch and Homer Libby won football letters. Baseball letters went to Carl Gal- linari and Homer Libby for their work on last year's team. Varsity Club offices held by mem- bers of the Senior Class are follows: President, Carl Gallinarig Vice-Presi- dent, James Reynoldsg Secretary, Dor- othy Nortong Treasurer, Shirley Dyer. lYilma Flint was elected Treasurer of the Athletic Fund. Mildred Emery, Max Douglas and Homer Libby were initiated into the Varsity Club this year. The letter boys and girls of the bas- ketball squads, representing the Senior Class, are: Forrest Crosby, James Rey- nolds, Chester Hatch. Shirley Dyer, Dorothy Norton, Rosa Burns, Lena Schiavi and Mildred Emery. Carl Gallinari has been elected cap- tain of baseball for this year's season. tr as JUNIOR NOTES VVhen school opened in September, 1932, the Junior Class appeared with thirty-two members, seventeen of them girls. Class officers were chosen as follows: President. Agnes Sawyer: Vice-Presi- dent, Thelma Bennettg Secretary, Rita Bryant, Treasurer, Dana Beane. Those boys who were out for foot- ball were: Ernest XVyman, VVilliam Foster, Myron Buker, VVilbur Hilton, CliFtord Kennison and Frederick Glea- son. Girls and boys who received basket- ball suits were: Charlotte Rolfe, Mary Edgerly, Thelma Bennett, Maxine Dyer, Gladys Hapworth, XVilliam Fos- ter and Ernest lNyman. The annual Junior Speaking Contest took place April Tth at the Methodist Church. PROGRAM Yellow Butterflies .............. Mary S. Andrews Gladys Mae Hapworth rr Inaugural Address, 1905 .. Theodore Roosevelt Carroll Frederick Gleason When Love and Duty Meet ................ Adapted Betsy Lelia Kilgore t'Lincoln at Gettysburg ...... Col. Clark E. Carr John Michael Burke Music The Christmas Substitute .... Anna S. Packard Agnes Marie Sawyer The American Spirit .......... Franklin K. Lane Charles Perry Morris, Jr. The Greatest Giftn .................................. Adapted Ruth Wymene Brown The Square Thing ...................... Myrtle Reed Charles Edward Ashby Music How Dorothy Saved the Coach ........ Adapted Mary Elizabeth Fitzpatrick The Meaning of Americanismn .................... Charles E. Hughes John Thomas Briggs

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16 THE CORONA The Freshman Class is well repre- sented in the Glee Club by: Almon Barker, Mary Monk, Marion Sherman, Ruth Foster, Edna Hanlon, Lillian Trumble, Nellie Briggs, George Pack- ard, Mable Ashby, Mary Corliss, Oak- ley Douglass, Frank Thompson and Virginia Strout. The Freshman boys out for football were: Raymond Emery, Robert Burns, Lawrence Potter and Clair Hutchins. The Freshman boys out for basket- ball were: Henry Shorey, who made the first squad, Parker Stuart and Law- rence Potter. A team was formed of the Freshman and Junior High boys, called the Bridgton juniors. They had a successful season, with several games played. The Freshman girls out for basket- ball were: Eleanor XVooley, Ruth Fos- ter, Lillian Trumble, Edna Hanlon, Virginia Strout, Phyllis Libby, Nellie Briggs. and Mary Corliss, who was the only girl to make the team. Freshmen who have made the A list this year are: Paul Stumpf, Parker Stuart, Henry Shorey, Mary Monk, Carolyn Dow, Evangeline Voyer and Elsie Tredwell. Those making the A- B list were: Mary Corliss, Lawrence Potter, Ruth Foster, Marion Sherman, Raymond Allen, Almon Barker, Ralph Burnell, Norman Delano, Virginia Strout, Mable Ashby and Clair Hutch- ins. The Freshman Reception was held in the gymnasium the second week of the fall term. Each class contributed part of the program, with the feature events, as usual, consisting of Fresh- man stunts. Games and dancing were enjoyed and refreshments of soda and cookies were served.