Bridgton High School - Corona Yearbook (Bridgton, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1952 volume:

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I IIIN I'I'IX'IlXfv l4PXlI'.XNw I' XI 21 MR ALDEN MITCHELL edication We the Class of 1952 respectfully dedlcate th1s 1ssue of teacher We smcerely appreclate h1s help and understand mg 1n so many of our extracurrlcular act1v1t1es l l the Corona to Mr. Alden Mitchell, our Industrial Arts Standmg A Mxtchell R, Thurlow Seated G Trethewey B Wright J Austm F Pratt C Tmkham R Stevens F Oberg M Irxsh H Cook ACIJLT ALDEN W MI ILHLLL Gorham State Te xchers College B S Industxxal Arts ROGER W THURLOW Unlverslty of Mame BS Math and Scxence GLORIA B TRETHEWEY Aubuxn Mame School of Commerce Commerclal Subjects BARBARA J WRIGHT UHlVEfSlly of Mame BS Blology Physlcal Educatlon JOSEPH R AUSTIN Denison UHlV6TS1ty Granvllle Ohxo Phys1calEducat1on Sclence Math FRANCES E PRATT Umversxty of Mame B A Englxsh ILIFFORD P IINKHAM Prlnclpal UH1VeTSlty of Mame B S Social SCIENCES ROBERT STEVENS Boston Unlverslty B S SCISHCCS MRS FLORENCE OBERG Falmlngton Teachels College Domestlc Scxence MRS MONA IRISH New England Consexvatory of Muslt Musnc MRS R HAZEL COOK Umverslty of Mame B A M A Languages .1 -- 1 , . . 1 . , . , . . . , . , . , . , . . . 1 w - w vw , - . , 4 , . . , . . 1 - - . , . . . . , . , . ' .J . . V . , . . 1 1 . ,- r 1 , . . , . ., . . Standmg M Llttlehale J Porter H Gllman M Fogg I Vutala R. Gyure K Walker D Mattson F Gray D Lelpold J Bowley M Nuttmg R Harmon MISS Trethewey Seated J March, K Farms B Murch D Durgln J Irlsh Z Thompson A Reynolds N Baker B Dlllmgham THE CORONA STAFF Ed1tor 1n Chlef Zane Thompson Asslstant Ed1tor Joanne Ir1sh Bus1ness Manager Bruce Murch ASSISTANTS Madelyn Fogg Kay Farms Dave Lexpold Senxor Data Mabel Llttlehale Florence Gray Hazel G11man Jean Porter Act1v1t1es Jane Arr1s Norma Baker Sports Kenny Walker Arlene Reynolds Llterary J anlce Bowley A1umn1 J ackle March Ruth Ann Harmon Jokes Lxda Vutala Exchange Betty Nuttlng Betty Dlllxngham C1rcu1at1on Bob Gyer Dav1d Mattson Typlsts Senlor Typmg Class Faculty Advlsor M1ss Trethewey Junior Editor . , ., ll.. Duane Durgin ! Y l , . , I Y Y ' I Standing P Holmes G Cockburn K Walker Mr T1nkham R Oberg W Roberts B Conant Seated J Arrls R Gyure D Lelpold A Reynolds B Edlson STUDENT COUNCIL Student Counc1ls respons1b1l1t1es started the first week of school The members took care of the Freshmen In1t1at1on and the Freshmen Recep t1on All members of student councll have lmportant Jobs to perform to gether durmg the course of the school year Money matters are dlscussed and problems about the functlonmg of the school are solved The purpose of the Student Counc1l IS to bu11d school Splflt and to keep thlngs runnmg smoothly There are five representatlves from the Sen1or Class one of whom 1S elected presldent J un1ors have three representatlves Sophomores have two and the Freshmen are entltled to only one representatwe Student Counc1l keeps the student body on thexr toes when It comes to keeplng the school blllldlllg clean It dec1des what to do Wlth the money earned from the annual magazme sales campalgn Thls year they have drscussed the quest1on of buymg a Juke box for the school dances They also took care of the ordermg of school Jackets We usually meet durmg noon hours because that 1S more conven1ent for the members who 11ve out of town Our s1ncere apprec1at1on goes to Mr Clrfford Tmkham our advxsor who has certamly a1ded us 1n makmg w1se dec1s1ons when lt came to the welghty problems Jane Arrls '52 1 1 y 1 y ' I ' ! ' l 7 1 . , . , . , . , . . . , . . . . , . ' n , . 1 ' ' 9 x IENIUIQI RUTH ANN HARINION I dlcdlCf0T1 111 ZFXNE TI-IOIVIPSCIN 5 Illlf mm Ill IOANNF IRISH Honor f MARY INUTTIING DAVID FIEI D DAVID I I IPOLD MADELYN POGG KATHERINE PARRIS ARLENE REX NOLDS www4-QWwwwkwiwwwfskwmwwmfgwwwwxwmkw IJNDEIQGIQADUATES I I 1 IL L VL F 4 -- fffclj MABEI. IIITTIEHALE LIDA VIITALA ff! L... DORCAS JANE ARRIS Age 17 Janie General Course She's little and she's wise, but she's a killer for her size.' Student Council 1 43 Public Speaking Club 13 Dra- matics Club 1' Glee Club 2 3 4' Softball 1, 3 ' Vice-president 3' Les Chansonettes 43 Senior Play 4' Corona Staff 1 4' Art Club 1, 2 3 4. Plans for future: California PHILIP STUART BAUCKMAN Age 19 Phil Industrial Course It lS I10l2 good that man should be 3.10116 Football 1 2 3 4 Boxing Club 1 Aviation Club Art Club 1 Baseball 1 Plans for future Air Force JANICE ANN BOWLEY Age 18 Jan Commerclal Course Nature designed us to be of good cheer ready for work and ready for play always happy good natured and gay Art Club 1 Oichestra 3 4 Softball 1 2 Corona Staff 4 Scholastic Club 3 Junior Prize Speaking 3 Class Secretary 4 Plans for future Secretarial work BARBARA ANN BROWN ASP 18 Barb Commercial Course Fun laughter mischief all day Life s too short to be anything but gay Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Commercial Club 1 Scholastic 3 Plans for future Stenographer , , , . , , 2, ,4, 1 , , , , . li -U .4 - U . . . , , , . 1, , . , . H ,. . .. - , , U . - . y , 1 I 1 ' . -1 4' 1 . if H .l - - , . , ' v ' vv -A . - , . , - . . 4 V 'f 'fy' . 'Z , aww., . ROBERT EVERETT CHAPMAN Age 18 Bob General Course He may seem qulet but look afzam Basketball 2 Av1at1on Club 2 Plans for future Draftsman GEORCF HENRY COOPER Age 18 Coop College Course T1s said that one who 1s very tall wlll travel far w1thout a fall Basketball 3 Semor Play 4 Band 1 Orchestra 1 Plans for future Englneerlng VELMA ESTELLA DeWITT Age 17 Val The world IS composed of little thmgs and I am one of them Commerclal Club 1 Glee Club 1 2 '3 4 Majorette 4 Softball 4 Plans for future Stenographer EVERETT LORENZO DOUGLASS Age 18 Sonny Industrlal Course Who does not love wxne women and song Remams a fool hls whole llfe long Football 4 Boxing Club 1 Avlauon Club 1 Plans for future Alr Force .. I 4 .. 1 ' Z I - . Commercial Course ,, . . . .. H ' r I ' KATHERINE HILTON FARRIS Age 18 KHP General Course Llfe IS what you make lt Orchestral 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Stamp Club 2 Publlc Speakmg Club 1 Dramatlc Club 1 Scholastlc Club 2 French Club 2 Softball QMgr1 3 Commerclal Club 1 Senlor Play 4 Corona. 4 Rep to Student Leglslature Plans for future Marrlage DAVID GEORGE FIELD Age 18 Dave GBIIBTHI Course Avlatlon Club 1 Plans for future Wentworth Instxtute MADELYN ELLEN FOGG Age 17 Maddy Commerclal Course A gem IS not pO11Sh6d wlthout rubbmg Nor a man wxthout trlals Dramatlc Club 1 Glee Club 2 Prlze Speakmg 3 a J01 ettes 4 Corona Staff 4 Plans for future Secretary MARJORIE ELAINE FOGG Age 17 MarJ1e Commercial Course When a glrl ceases to blush she has lost the most powerful charm of her beauty Softball 4 Majorettes 4 Commerclal Club 1 Plans for future Typlst 1 1 Y 1 1 1 Q 1 1 v 3 I ' Z ' I - Silence sometimes speaks more than words. . 1 1 . . C M - , 1 ' 1 ' - HAZEL OLIVE GILMAN Age 18 Ch1ck Commerclal Course She can be as good as she pleases when she pleases to be good Commerclal Club 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 Softball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Corona Staff 4 Plans for future Secretarlal School FLORENCE GRAY Age 18 Florrle College Course Everyone IS bound to bear patxently the results of h1s own example Corona Staff 4 Basketball 1 2 CMgr7 3 4 Softball 1 2 Chansonettes 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Semor Play 4 Dramatlc Club 1 French Club 2 Class Treasurer 3 Athletlc Club 1 Plans for future Blble Study ROBERT KENT GYURE Age 18 Bob General Course Fond of beauty l1fe and laughter Pleasure Hrst and busxness after French Club 2 Semor Play 4 Athletic Club l Corona Staff 3 4 Class Presldent 3 Vxce Presxdent 3 4 Stu dent Counc1l 2 Vlce Presldent 4 Avlatxon Club 1 Glee Club 2 3 4 Dramatlc Club 1 Plans for future Undeclded RUTH ANN HARMON Age 18 Ruthle College Course Give to the world the best you have and the best w11l come back to you Basketball 1 2 3 Softball 1 2 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Chansonettes 1 2 4 French Club 2 Dramatlc Club 1 Prlze Speakmg 3 12nd prlzel Semor Play 4 Athletlc Club 1 Corona Staff 4 Class Vlce Presldent 2 Plans for future College Basketball 1, 2, 33 Football 2, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 41 , J , , , I . , 3. JOANNE RUTH IRISH Age 18 College Course Qu1etly she goes on her way domg her share wlth llttle to say Art Club 1 French Club 2 Class Secretary 3 Soft ball 1 2 3 4 Cheerleadlng 3 4 1Capta1nl Basketball 1 2 Corona Staff 3 4 1Asst Ed! Athletlc Club 1 Plans for future Amr Hostess KENNETH ALBFRT KILBORN Age 18 Ken General Course Never learn today what you can forget tomorrow Football 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Baseballl 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Avlatlon Club 1 Stamp Club 1 Athletlc Club 1 Plans for future Navy Age 18 Dave College Course In every sport he s been a star May h1s merlts shlne afar Basketballl 2 3 4 fCapta1nb Football 1 2 4 Base ball 1 2 3 4 French Club 2 Senlor Play 4 PTIZC Speakmg 3 Scholastlc Club 3 Athletic Club 1 Corona. Staff 4 Avxatlon Club 1 Student Council 3 4 fPres1 dentr Plans for future College FARLA CORINNF LITTLF Age 17 Earla Commerclal Course She appears qulet and shy but theres a twlnkle Ill her eve Commerc1a1 Club 1 Glee Club 3 4 Plans for future Secretary HJC.. DAVID ABBOTT LEIPOLD NORTON RICHARD LI'lTLE Age 18 N01 Lou Industual Course He looks docile but looks 'ue deeelvmg Football 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Avlatlon Club 1 Athletlc Club 1 Plans for futule Alr Force MABEL ANN LI'l TLILHALL Age 18 Mab Genel al Course Full of l1fe full of pep if Always seems to be m ste Dramatlcs Club 1 Alt Club 1 Athletic Club 1 Basket ball 1 Softball 1 2 3 4 Glee c1u I 2 3 4 Deberettes 2 Chansonettes 4 Senlol Pl 4 Corona Staff 4 Scholastlc Club 3 French 2 Cheexleadmg 2 3 Plans fo1 futule Beautlclau Age 17 Jackle College Coux se The name of Frlend IS tommon but truth m fllelldbhlp IS rare Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Chansonettes 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Softballl 2 4 Dramatic Club 1 Stamp Clubl 2 Junlor PYIZE Speakmg 11st prlzer Senlor Play 4 Coro na Staff 2 4 Publlc Speaklng 1 Cheerleader 4 French Club 2 Spear Contest 3 Plans for future bchool PAUL l' 0RRhb 1 MAR 1 IN Age 18 Pud Genex al Coux se Football man Basketball man and last but not least a ladles man Basketball 1 2 4 Footballl 2 3 4 PIIZC Speakmg 3 Class President 4 Speal Contest 3 Plans fo1 future Undeclded . n , ,' . . 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' , , 1 , . , 1 ' ': 1 ' J 1 v l DAVID STANLEY MATTSON Age 18 Dave General Course To worry llttle and study less IS h1s ldea of happmess Avlatlon Club 1 Athletlc Club 1 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Corona 4 Plans for future Army JOAN ELAINE MORTON Age 18 Commerclal Course The best thmg to weal IS a smile Commexclal Club 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 Plans for future Busmess School BRUCE EVAN MURCH Age 19 Bruce College Course There IS mxschxef ln thxs man Band 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Dramatlc Club 1 Public Speaklng 1 Treasurer Student Counc113 Prlze Speakmg 3 Corona Staff 3 4 Plans for future Undeclded MARY ELIZABETH NUTTING Age 17 Betty Commel clal Cou1 se Happlness belongs to those who are contented Glee Club 1 2 3 Scholast1c Club 3 Corona Staff 4 Plans for future Secretal lal work n vv 1- , , ' - - - - 11 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 u 11 Jo 1. v ' . ' - v1 1 1 1 - . u n ll ' ' - - - rs 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 2. 1 y v ll r ll ' 11 1 1 1 1 - JEAN MARIE PORTER Age 18 Jeame General Coux se She lS as llkeable as she IS lookable Commerclal Club 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Art Club 1 2 Softball 1 2 4 Corona Stall' 4 Monarch Staff 2 Dramatlc Club 1 Plans for future Typlst ARLENE ELIZABETH REYNOLDS Age 17 Arlene Commerclal Course Love makes the world go round Athletlc Club 1 Dramatlc Club 1 French Club 2 Scholastlc Club 3 Basketball 1 2 3 41Capta1nl Soft Play 4 Corona Staff 4 Student Councll 4 4Secreta1v and Treasurer! Plans for future Telephone Operator BARBARA LUCILLE ROLLINB Age 17 Barb Commercxal Course The supreme happmess of llfe IS the convlctlon that we are loved Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Softballl 2 4 Commerc1al Club 1 Plans for future Secretarlal work JEAN EVELYN SMITH Age 18 Jeannle General Course The only way to have a frlend IS to be one Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Prlze Speakmg 3 Dramatlc Club 1 Plans for future Beautxclan ball 1. 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Deberettes 23 Senior VN HLLLN ADRIAN STILLS Age 17 Hudie Genei al Coui se Joyousness is natures garb ot health Budgewater Classical Academv 1 2 Gaxdlnel High School 3 Basketball 4 Softball 4 Plans fol future Undecided JOSLPHINL b 1' JOHN Age 18 Commeiual Course Tomouow life is too late live today Bulkeley High School 1 Woodstock High School 2 Glee Club 3 Art Club 4 Plans for futuie WAFS SARAH ILLIZABE Ili '1 AYLOR Age 18 Shorty General Course Something to do someone to love something to hope for Oichestia 1 2 3 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Chansonettes 1 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 Dramatlc Club 1 Junior P1 ize Speaking 3 Senioi Play 4 Public Speaking Cluo 1 Candy Sellei 3 4 Plans foi tutuie Undecided LANL ALBION THOMPSON Age 18 Zane College Course Wisdom took him for her scholar guiding his stepsf Band 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 1 2 3 4' Glee Club 1 2 3 4' Dramatic Club 1' French Club 2: Public Speaking Club: Student Legislature 1' Public Library Trustee 2 3' Prize Speaking 3' Senior Play 4' Corona Staff 2 lJunior Editorr 3 lEditorr 4' Literary Club Essay Contest llst prizej 3. Plans for future: College LIDA VALDINE VIITALA Age 18 Llda Commerclal Course I am wealthy ln my frlends C0mm9lCla1 Club 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Student Council 3 Treasurer 4 Corona Staff 4 Scholastlc Club 3 Plans for future Secretarlal work KENNETH WAYNE WALKER Age 18 Ken College Course A laugh IS worth a thousand groans ln any market Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Athletlc Club 1 Avxatlon Club 1 French Club 2 Corona Staff 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Prlze Speakmg 42nd prxzel 3 Student Councll 4 Plans for future Undeclded MAXCEL HAYWARD WENTWORTH Age 17 Mac College Course Humor IS the harmony of the heart Baseball 4Mgrl 2 3 4 Football 4 Glee Club French Club 2 Plans for future Engmeex BEATRICE ANNA YORK Age 18 Bea Commelclal Course Its the song ye sing and the smiles ye wear Thats a makm the sun shme everywhere Softball 2 4 Glee Club 1 Commerclal Club 1 Art Club 1 Plans for future Undeclded Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 43 Senior Play 43 Junior . . , 3 1 2, 3: SENIOR CLASS NOTES The Senror Class held Its nrst meetrng on September 8 and elected the followxng class ofhcers Presrdent Paul Martrn Vrce Presrdent Robert Gyure Secretary Janrce Bowley Treasurer Lrda Vlltala Student Councrl Davrd Lerpold Kenneth Walker Robert Gyure, Arlene Reynolds and Jane Arrrs The class presented rts annual Senror Play on November 29 On November 30 we held a very successful dance rn the gymnaslum Approxrmately half the class went on the Class Trrp to Washrngton rn Aprll Our class was well represented 111 all school act1v1t1es We owe many thanks to Mr Clliford Trnkham who was our class advlsor SENIOR STATISTICS Qualxty Best Personalrty Best Mannered Nrcest Eyes Best Drsposrtron Blgg6St Flrrt N1cest Harr Most Dependable Most Sophrstrcated Best Athlete Most Popular Best Dressed Best Dancer N1cest Smrle Quletest Most MUS1CdI Best All Round Class Comedrans Lazrest Cutest Most Drarnatrc Most Devrlrsh Best Worker Frrendlrest Best Sport Most Lrkely to Succeed Most Studrous Best Lookrng Bov Bob Gyure Dave Lerpold Sonny Douglass George Cooper Sonny Douglass Paul Martm B1 uce Murch Dave Le1pold Dave Lerpold Paul Martln Bob Gyure Ph11 Bauckman Paul Martrn Dave Freld Bruce Murch Paul Martrn Ken Walker Ken Krlborn Bob Gyure Ken Walker Max Wentworth Dave Le1pold George Cooper Dave Le1pold Zane Thompson Zane Thompson Paul Mar t1n Glrl Lrda Vntala Llda Vntala Jean Porter Arlene Reynolds Kay Farrrs Jane Arr1s Arlene Reynolds Jackle March Barbara Roll1ns Arlene Reynolds Joan Morton Helen Strles Barbara Rollrns Jean Smrth Ruth Harmon Arlene Reynolds Barbara Brown Beatrrce York Jane Arrls Jackre March Barbara Brown Jane Arrrs Jane Arrrs Barbara Ro1l1ns Arlene Reynolds Ruth Harmon Ruth Harmon Barbara ROIIIHS ' ... 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' Fourth row D Cooper B Walsh R Clark S Palmer G Stuart C Rld1OH T Dyer D Durgxn Thlrd rovs R Barkel W Roberts E Chapman D Davls R Wyman P Berry G Cockburn J Berg A Lawrence Second row G Danforth L Gambaradella H Hoyt P Holmes J W1ley B Dlllmgham S Foster L Smxth Glenna Tracy M Stevens M1ss Pratt C Johnson N Bakel JUNIOR CLASS NEWS The class of 53 held 1ts first meetlng of the year on September 6 1951 The followlng officers were elected Presxdent Duane Durgln VICE Presl dent, Dean Cooper Secretary J3.l'11C8 W1ley Treasurer Glorla Tracy Our Student Counc11 Representatwes are Phy111s Holmes Gary Cockburn and W1111am Roberts We netted approx1mately S30 00 when we sold chances on a Thanksglvmg basket We sold autograph books to the other students durxng the year At Chrlstmas tlme We adorned our home room wxth gay decoratlons We wlsh to express our thanks to our advlsor M1ss Frances Pratt Betty Dllllngham 53 First .row - ,MS Smal1.,B. Abbott, Gloria' Tracy, Day, J. DeWitt, L. Brown, S. Adams, Fourth row R Thomas S Bump C Lew1s W Sanborn S Thomas R Oberg L Trumble C Morton D St John V Moulton Thlrd row P Ward D Ward D Graffam A Ward M Bout1l1er R Kmght A Hlbbard E Durgm M Flmt Second row G Elllott R Lawrence J Sm1th M McAl11ster N Graifam B Fogg B Edison L Gyure B Brooks C Knight E McAlllster Mr Stevens J Bout1l1er J Rldlon E Rollms A Potts SOPHOMORE CLASS NEWS On September 5 1951 the Sophomores entered the halls of Brxdgton H1gh for the second year and 1n our first class meeting we elected the followmg offlcers Presldent Merton Bout1l1er Vxce Presldent Joyce Sm1th Treasurer Vernon Moulton Secretary, Wayne Sanborn and for Student Councll We chose Ronald Oberg and Betty Ed1son to represent us We had our Sopho more Hop on the 28th of March and we decorated the hall and provlded the refreshments for the consesslons from the Brxdgton H1gh Boosters Club dance on March 7th Also to earn money we sold dr1nks and eats at the foot ball games last Fall Much to the pr1de of the class We have flfteen part1c1 patlng 1n basketball seven 1n football s1x 1n baseball and elght ln softball In orchestra and band we have flve partlclpatmg We W1Sh to thank our homeroom teacher and class adv1sor Mr Robert Stevens for h1s help and co operatlon Paullne Palmer 54 First row.-- B. i-Iill, J. Rolle,'V. Thompson, P. Palmer, Ring,'C. Swanson, B. Murch, : . y . . , . . , . , , 7 7 . . . , , . 9 ' I - Fourth row G Drlsko W Warren P Fessenden A Douglass H Dillingham P Aut1o R Llbby W Boyd D Dyer M Scribner Third row D Warren J Maxield M Barker S Berry R Brown B Chalmers D Bos worth H Lambert D Waisanen H Brooks L Douglass J MacDonald K Mac Donald D Wiley Second row E Hewson S Moymhan S Roberts N Field P Lovell B Leavitt N Hogan N Dillingham J Bowers A Graham M Davls B Payne R I-Ixll Z Hibbard Mr Thurlow Cushman M Dow A Unnold B Conant P Reynolds J Moran J Powers THE FRESHMAN CLASS The class of 1955 began its first year at Bridgton High School with 58 members Our first class meeting was held September 13 1951 w1th class officers elected as follows President Philip Aut1o V1ce President Donald Wlley Secretary Mary Dow Treasurer Antoinette Unnold Barbara Conant was elected to represent our class on the Student Council We were entertained by the Student Council at Freshman Reception on September 21 1951 at the Town Hall We held our first dance which was a backward dance at the gym December 7 1951 The dance proved to be successful financially and all who attended had a good time There are qu1te a few boys and girls ln our class out for sports There are also several members of our class in the Glee Club special s1ng1ng groups band and orchestra We handled w1th great success the consession at the basketball games with co operation from many Our class was very Well represented at the football and basketball games at home and away which helped to g1V6 backing to our boys and girls on the teams Elaine Little from Harrison was elected to represent the Freshman Class as queen candldate for the Queen of Hearts dance sponsored by the Triangle Club February 9 1952 We are grateful to Mr Thurlow our class advisor, for participating in our class meetings and helping us 1n our many activities Patrlcia Reynolds and Antoinette Unnold 55 First row -. D. Crook, E. Little, S. Gardner, J. MacAllister, E. Sargent, A. Littlefield, B. i : . , . . Q . L . - . , I , I , . ! ' Y ' K6 U . 7 5 7 ' ' . , . . . , , . Y 7 ' ' s . . . , Fifth row N Hogan P Reynolds P Holmes C Johnson N Graffam R Harmon N Field B Leavitt A Graham J Wiley B Fogg J Arris C Kmght S Taylor Fourth row N Dllllngham J Moran L Vutala S Roberts B Hewson M Davls R Lawrence L Gyure N Baker J Rolfe B Abbott H Hoyt Joyce Smith M Littlehale B Payne M McAllister J Rldlon Third row J Powers D Crook B Conant A Potts V Thompson J McAllister Bowers Earla Llttle P Lovell Second row Mrs Irish M Day B Hill B Murch C Swanson B Cushman J Boutiller J DeW1tt K Farris B Brown E Ring P Palmer A Reynolds F Gray G Tracy First row M Dow S Foster L Gambaradella Z I-Ilbbard R H111 E Rollins J March B Rollms J Porter L Brown B Edison GIRL'S GLEE CLUB Standing Mxs Irlsh P Lovell R Harmon J Smith M Llttlehale J Arris R Law rence S Taylor Seated J DeWitt F Gray L Brown J March M Dow LES CHANSONETTES . , A VN A. Unnold, Jean Smith, Blaine Lyittle, E. Sargent, S. Adams, B,. Dillingham, Gardner, Ji Fourth row M Barker E Durgln P Ward G Elllott M Stevens W Warren I-I Brooks D Welsmann E McA111ster L Douglas Thlrd row S Berry S Bump D St John R Kmght A Ward E Chapman B Walsh R Wyman D W1ley G Cockburn M Boutlller J Berg D Ward Second row D Bosworth L Trumble K Walker D Cooper H Lambert B Murch T Flrst row R Brown S Thomas Z Thompson R Clark P Aut1o H Dlllmgham G Stuart S Palmer R Oberg K MacDonald R Llbby A Douglass J Maxfleld BOYS' GLEE CLUB DEBERETTES Standmg M Dav1s N Fleld N Hogan S Gardner B Fogg A Potts Mrs Irlsh Seated B Conant P Reynolds P Palmer J MacAl11ster C Swanson Dyer, R. Barker, B. Rotferis, R. Gyuie, if. Moulton,'W. Sanborn. ' ' ' Standlng B Rollms J Moran D Bosworth D Davls S Bump D Cooper S Thomas Z Thompson H Lambert K FHIFIS J DeW1tt C Swanson R Knlght N Foster Mrs Ir1sh Seated S Palmer E McAl11ster D Wlley R Goodson B Mulch P Bump W Boyd B Chalmers R Harmon N Fleld BAND Thlrd row J Moran D Bosworth D Davls D Cooper S Thomas H Lambert K Farrls C Swanson R Kmght N Foster L Gyure Second row J Bowley P Palmer M Dow F Gray S Palmel Z Thompson J DeW1tt P Reynolds S Gardner N Hogan N Fleld Mrs Iush Flrst row S Bump E McAll1ster D Wlley B Rolllns B Mulch P Bump B Boyd B Chalmers R Harmon 1 - '. - ' . - - - 1 - - - 1 - . - v - , - ' f 1 - - - - , v v 1 . , . , . , . l , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 . , . , . , . , . ., . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 . , . , . , . . . , - , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 . y . , . . . , . , . V . 1 . , . . Standlng Mlss Platt M Llttlehale J Arrls N Llttle 'stage mg: l K Farrle K Walkex R Harmon S Taylor 1p1ompter+ Mrs Cook Seated D Lexpold F Gray G Cooper J March Z Thompson A Reynolds R GVu1e SENIOR PLAY Left to rlght J March R Harmon A Reynolds R Gyule K Lelpold G Cooper K Walker 5 X FHIIIQ Z Thompson D 1.4 ' it Mi , 'V tl 1 . a ' A 4? 3 . . i I - ' , . I , , In , . . L ' -. , . In , . 'y . , . ' , . . 1 . , . , . , . , . . , . ', . A ' . I I 1 . , . , . L., . ' , . V '.n , . pq , . ' -315 1 ' ' ' VJ 1 f, WMV' -E2.?'35f:I3'::,E-1: ,, . .:., I A Tyr ? gf I9 . . E' E jf, 3 1, lm, 'S , ' l 3' , . ' , i, I ' v I 5 I 35 fs Standlng Duane Durgm Rlchard Wyman Stephen Palmer Gene Stuart Gary Cock burn W1ll1am Roberts Seated Mary Dodge Betty Dllhngham Jamce Wlley Glorla Tracy PRIZE SPEAKING V1o11n Solo Florence Gray The Absent mmded Professor Richard Wyman Harbour The Dlamond Necklace Mary Dodge de Maupassant Blood and Sand Duane Durgm Montgomery They Grmd Exceedmg Small J anlce Wlley W1111ams Crematlon of Sam Magee Stephen Palmer Robert Servlce Mus1c Deberettes Where We Lxve Gene Stuart Carney June Nlght Glorla Tracy Van Antwerp The Dev1l and Danlel Webster Gary Cockburn Benet Whlte Lllacs Betty Dlllmgham Black As Others See Us W1111am Roberts McMahon Muslc Chansonettes Plano Duet lst Prize Boy Gene Stuart Glrl Betty Dllhngham 2nd Prlze Boy Duane Durgln Gxrl Mary Dodge Q - . 5'- .R . S , . .- P 9, ev- I , TW - A .lt , 'A la, 7 1 I 5 , D x flu f M f . ' T ' 1 . Y V I - , . l Y ' 1 D A 1 I ' ll - ' 11 ll ' !1 1 li 71 ' U . . . ,, . . . . As ' ' ll ' F! li ' ,Y ' 15 . , YY ll ' ' ,Y ' ' . lr H - - Standmg P Lovell C Rldlon W Boyd Seated J Arrxs L Brown J Bowers M1ss Pratt ART CLUB Art club was made poss1ble by M1ss Pratts klndly offer to teach those who were lnterested At the first of the year We studled perspectlve and colors Although the Art club IS only 1n 1ts infancy we are progresslng slowly but surely' We meet every Tuesday durlng act1v1ty perlod Perhaps next year they w1ll find It posslble to have Art club tW1C6 a week We have no elected officers but rlght at present we re too busy sketchlng to really thmk about It How fast and how far the club progresses wxll depend ent1rely upon next years student body and the or1g1nal members who w11l st1ll be attendmg splashed future Janle Arrls 52 SENIOR PLAY On Thursday nlght November 29 the Semor Class of Brldgton H1gh School presented the play Judy Pulls the Curtaln The play was a modern farce whlch was well recexved by the large audlence The cast mcluded J acquelme March Arlene Reynolds Ruth Ann Harmon Katherme Farrls Florence Gray Mabel Llttlehale Jane Arr1s Davld Lelpold Kenneth Walker George Cooper Zane Thompson and Robert Gyure Sarah Taylor was the prompter and Norton Llttle was the Stage Manager The ushers were Joanne Irlsh, Llda V11tala Jean Porter and Barbara Rollms Bruce Murch and Davld Mattson were 1n charge of the txckets Jo St John handled the publ1c1ty The programs were prepared by Jamce Bowley Barbara Brown and M1ss Trethewey Mrs Mona Irlsh and her muslcal organ1zat1ons furnlshed muslc between the acts The play was ably dlrected by two members of the faculty Mrs Hazel Cook and M1ss Frances Pratt school. All the present members wish the A. ,C. a sketchy and a color CONCERT Q 9 B H S MUSICAL ORGANIZATION Under the 1drect1on of Mrs Mona Ir1sh our mus1cal organlzatlons are havlng a very successful season Thelr flrst publlc appearance th1s year was at a concert gxven 1n November held the flrst of May Les Chansonettes appeared on WGAN for two broadcasts last December The orchestra band and Les Chansonettes w1ll take part 1n the Mus1c Festlval 1n Lewlston May 3 The varlous groups have also appeared 1n other pubhc places Senlor Play Llterary Club L1ons Club, Jumor Pr1ze Speaklng home football games and graduatlon exercxses We all owe Mrs Irlsh our most slncere thanks for the wonderful Job she has done 1n the last year and we are all 1ook1ng forward to b1gger and bet ter mus1cal groups under her 1n the years to come Norma Baker 53 and now they are preparing for the annual spring concert, which will be fl In Senlor Engllsh Class we have completed a study of modern world lxterature and of old Engllsh llterature We have also devoted a part of our course to the study of grammal DUIICKUEIZIOII and GXCICISES 1n readlng from current magazlnes SENIOR ENGLISH CHEMISTRY Undel the 'xble SUDCIVISIOH of Mr Robelt Stevem the class has pelfolmed many dlflicult and 6XC1tll1g experlments f' , , , .I I SI ' ' .g WV- , H .rev . - A FYI N... ., I ' 4 I ' 'HA . ' ., .C nl ' ' c I E, Q community life FRESHMAN SCIENCE FRESHMAN INDUSTRIAL ARTS This gioup of Fxeshman boys is taking a compiehensive couise in Industrial Arts undei the supeivision of Ml Alden Mitchell W N I 5 xnxx f X In class the girls are learning home decoration, home making, family relations, and 1 f 'I ID DTI BIQIDGTON iff pff 'iff 'Q 1 X Bl CIKHAWIKS Budgton High School his long, been hmdeled by the 1f1ck of 1 I'11Ck11'1fI'1E3 101 1ts 813011 tefxms In the 12111 of 1901 the eutue student bodx voted 101 1 school mckufxme The wmluug, IVIITIQ Xvls Bmdatou B1 xckhwwks I X f 1 f f ffif's-, -2 ,-. ,' -xy -'L Y 1 U'? 4i,'S' ,i X.. X 1' 'J' gf 1' A ' L z ' C 1 Left to rlght R H111 G Tracy J Irlsh 1Captr J March J Powers Absent when plcture was taken M Dodge CHEERLEADERS SOFTBALL Thnd row L Gyu1e 'Asst Mg,rb S Taylor M Llttlehale J Alrls MISS Wrlght L Second low N Baker J DeW1tt H Gllman B Fogg P Palmer M Small C Swanson Fnst IOVS B H111 S Foster J Irlsh A Reynolds E Rollms B Dlllmgham I ' ' i . ' A ' . T . , . , . I , . 1 . 'y I 4 ' V, ' . Brown, P. Holmes, C. Johnson, K. Farris lMgr.b. ' 1 . , . A , . A , . , . , . , . . 4 ' Q Y 1 - v - - v - 1 ' v - 1 - - Opp BHS Opp BHS Standing P Holmes 1Mgrl L Gyure B Dlllmgham A Potts N Baker L Brown H Stlles P Palmer P Reynolds B Edlson C Johnson J Wlley L Gambaradella Mr Tlnkham Seated A Llttlefield C Swanson B ROIIIHS A Reynolds fCaptl F Gray E Rolllns M Small B H111 GIRLS BASKETBALL We flmshed the season Wlth a record of 11 w1ns 2 losses and 2 LIES Barbara Rollms was top scorer for the season w1th 216 pomts followed by Chrxstme Swanson w1th 141 and Arlene Reynolds wlth 120 Rollms d1d a nne Job wlth her hook shot Murlel Small d1d a fine Job on rebounds and passes Florence Gray held the center pos1t1on domg a fine Job on lnterceptlng passes Audrey Llttlefleld and Barbara H111 as alternates completed the varslty squad We w1ll lose three players by graduatlon Rollms Gray and Reynolds but there 1S a promlsxng group ready to take over next year Coach T1nkham deserves much credlt for leadmg us through another successful season Lxsbon South Par1s Kennett MCXICO Alumm Fryeburg Porter West Par1s South Par1s Fryeburg South Par1s Porter Mexlco Kennett Fryeburg West Par1s Llsbon J V Scores South Par1s Fryeburg Arl Opp ene Reynolds BHS 52 A , 1 9 In the back court Eleanor Rollins did an exceptional job at right guard. ' 13 40 ' 30 50 ' 26 32 27 27 36 28 ' 26 43 ' 24 24 43 36 ' 40 43 21 22 27 39 ' 25 35 21 40 ' 30 51 ' 41 57 ' 13. io' ' ' 23' .29. ' 15 19 27 20 3 o Standmg Asst Coach Stevens R Thomas R Clark R Oberg S Palmer B Walsh V Moulton Coach Austxn Seated M Durgm fMgrJ R Gyure K Walker D Lelpold P Martln D Davls J MacDonald fAsst Mgr? BOYS BASKETBALL There were approxunately 25 boys who went out for basketball last fall The practlces started 1n the mlddle of November and our first game was played on December 11 Davld Lelpold was elected captam The team had a hard tlme only w1n mng 3 games but thls was Mr Austms Iirst year and he expects a lot more next year Three top scorers for the year were Dav1d Lelpold Wlth 152 Davld Davls Wlth 126 and Ken Walker wlth 72 Opp B H S Opp B H S Llsbon South Par1s South Par1s Norway Gould Porter Kennett MEXICO A1umn1 Kennett Norway Gould Mexlco West Par1s Porter Llsbon West Par1s J V Scores Opp B H S Opp B H S Fryebux g Fryeburg Gould Gould Brldgton Academy Kenneth Walker 52 K- 5 ff 1 9 ' 28 42 ' 53 31 ' 57 16 66 28 52 22 49 45 46 44 ' 60 57 ' 40 39 46 35 49 32 52 34 ' 45 34 ' 63 47 38 44 ' 29 61 ' 45 44 ' ' 35 43 ' 16 61 56 35 56 21 ' 22 18 Third row A Douglass R Thomas P Fessenden V Moulton P Autlo A Ward H Daralch B Chalmers K MacDonald Second row Coach Austm R Oberg G Stuart R Clark E Chapman S Palmer D Davls G Cockburn W Sanborn Asst Coach Stevens D Bosworth Flrst row P Berry fMgrb M Wentworth D Lelpold K Walker K Kllborn P Martln fCaptJ R Gyure N Llttle P Bauckman E Douglass E McAll1ster fAsst Mgr! FOOTBALL The 1951 football season started out wlth a large squad of thlrty four men Paul Martm was elected captain Our first game was with the strong squad of South Paris We made a good start for the season but we lost 13 0 Our next game was wlth Fryeburg here and we won our first game under the new rule of Joe Buck Austln It was won on a touchdown by David Lelpold and the extra pomt was made also by Lelpold on an end run We won 7 6 Brldgton s Blackhawks played their Iirst night football game at Farmlngton and almost lost lt but finally pulled out a tle Lelpold scored our only goal and Davld DSVIS made the extra po1nt Next we challenged the st1 ong team of Wilton we lost thls one by a score of 27 14 Davls and Lelpold both scored one for the Blackhawks And Lelpold and Martm scored the extra pomts Then came our blg day as we took on the Hebron J V squad ThlS was the break1ng out of our scorlng Kenneth Walker and Paul Martm paced the Blackhawks to a 40 0 vlctory by collectmg two touchdowns each Lelpold and Davis also scored touchdowns The pomts after were scored by Lelpold Palmer and two by Davls Then we had a short lntermlsslon whlle the snow took over The students contrlbuted the1r txme m trylng to clean off the Iield but the day of the game It ralned torrentlally Finally the blg day came when the Blackhawks played Kennett The opponents scored Iirst and then we got gomg Dave Lelpold started thlngs off 1n the first penod and Davls made the conversxon Ken Walker went around end 1n the second quarter and Lexpold scored the extra po1nt Lelpold scored next and Martm ran over for the extra po1nt Then Brldgtons last down was made by Walker agam and no extra po1nt was made Coach Austln was very pleased wxth the season on the whole and looks forward to another season but there are some whom he will mlss Sonny Douglass a fine defensive man Phll Bauchman great ln the l1ne Norton Little spent a nlce nlght at Farming ton Paul Martm iightmg all the way Davld Lelpold hls slx TD s really counted Robert Gyure who played tackle Ken Kllborn who blocked a punt 1n the Kennett game, Ken Walker enJoyed every mlnute of It and Max Wentworth gave Walker a tough tlme in practlce and helped a lot m the Kennett game Kenneth Walker 52 l 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 - 1 - v - v ' 1 ' v - , . , . , . , . . 1 . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . . . . Y . . . v v - H ,, . . . . - 1 . , . . . ' v ' A . V . . v 1 ' 1 v ' 1 ' .. - . . . . . . , 1 y '- - - - 1. , ,- i , 1 y BASEBALL 1 95 1 The season started in early April with a large group of boys out for baseball. The team had a record of three wins and four losses. The games are as follows. Opp. B.H.S. Opp. B.H.S. Kennett 9 3 Hebron J.V. 3 7 Mechanic Falls 7 11 Norway 9 5 Hebron J .V. 9 8 Norway 14 1 Mechanic Falls 4 9 J . V. Scores Opp. BJ-LS. Opp. B.H.S. Kennett J.V. 21 8 Kennett J.V. 17 12 Kenneth Walker SOFTBALL 195 1 Sprlng brought out about 25 g1rls to report to Coach Barbara Wflght for softball Al1ce Delano was chosen captaln Katherme manager We were not able to w1n any games th1s season but our g1rls worked hard and were always m there flghtlng The scores of the games were as follows Opp BHS Br1dgton Academy Fryeburg Academy Kennett Brxdgton Academy Fryeburg Academy Fryeburg Academy and Brldgton Hlgh School nu 'Q '52 ' 28 22 28 18 26 5 ' 23 18 24 1 sf ' .if . 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' A LITEIQAIQY SECTID ADULTS GRADATIM An Edltorlal We are now nearlng another m1lestone 1n our l1ves Graduatlon from h1gh school wlll mark the beglnnlng of new l1ves for most of us A few of us w1ll profess a deslre for more knowledge Another few w1ll be attacked by Wanderlust and w1ll Ilnd an excuse to travel Many w1ll go 1nto the armed servlces Most of us w1ll marry and settle down to take up the re1ns gladly handed over by our fathers The class of whlch we have been members for thlrteen years w1ll cease to 6X1St as a worklng un1t As we accept our d1plomas we are acquxrlng somethmg far more lnportant than a certliicate of knowledge galned we are rece1v1ng an 1nv1tat1on to become adults For the past few years we have been looklng forward to th1s very moment the t1me when we could Ilxng off the fetters of the school that has dommated our 11ves s1nce that memorable day when we were 1n nocently herded mto our first classroom Now we are older and I hope wlser Now we can pause and close forever the volume that has recorded our chlldhood Now we can take up our pens and wr1te a new and better chapter 1n our l1ves In 100k1Dg back over our lost years many quest1ons come 1nto our mlnds What d1d I get out of school9 IS perhaps the most lmportant one In gram mar school was la1d the basls of our educatlon Although we d1dn t reallze 1t at the t1me we were learnlng far more than our A B C s Our personahtles were belng shaped by the skxllful hands of our teachers We were taught self rellance and lndependence Our loves were belng gulded toward thelr final destlnatlons But the majorlty of us nelther reallzed nor appreclated all th1s School seemed to us to be the adult s solutlon for free1ng themselves from thelr chlldren for as much t1me as posslble Only 1n hlgh school dld we finally begm to awaken to the fact that school IS not Just learnlng Here we were taught to teach ourselves The helm was slowly transferred to our hands We were encouraged to form our own op1n1ons to defend our own behefs, to 11V6 our own llves As our years of schoohng drew to an end we were loathe to let them go Many of us closed our eyes to what thxs day meant unt1l the very last rmnute But we can no longer 1gnore the fact that th1s IS the end of It all Th1s w1ll be the last t1me we w11l all be together And so with smlles on our faces and tears 1n our hearts lets look around us for the last t1me The orchestra has begun to play Pomp and Clrcumstance 0 . v 1 . , , . . 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' v , . , . as ' yr SOUTH BRIDGTON Years ago before the town of Br1dgton was lncorporated 1n fact even before It was known by the name of Pond1cherry an old stage coach road went from the coast near Portland up along Sebago Lake and across to the Wh1te Mountams About five m1les from Sebago Lake along the old stage coach road South Br1dgton 1S now located It was one of the first parts of Br1dgton to be settled Three of the oldest places were the Foster place near what IS now called Foster Pond two m1les West of th1s 1S the Ingalls farm and a mlle south of these formlng the po1nt of a txrangle was the place set tled by one of the Perley brothers Th1s place 1S now the well known Flve F1elds Apple Farm Another old farm st1ll stands where the stagecoach pas sengers sometlmes put up over n1ght When the narrow guage ra1lway from Harr1son to H1ram was be1ng bu1lt there was qu1te a controversy between the Fosters and the Ingalls fam1l1es as to where lt was to go The Fosters wanted the ra1lway to pass near the1r gr1st m1ll and the Ingalls wanted It to go near the1r box and shook factory The Ingalls won out and the ra1lway went through at the foot of the1r h1ll Th1s ra1lroad carrled the ma1l for many years from the Junctlon at H1ram to the l1tt1e post office at the general store Whlch was a meetlng place al most every even1ng for the men of the communxty who gathered there to dlscuss crops and settle the affa1rs of the natlon About a m1le east of the Foster Nelghborhood IS a h1ll known locally as K1ng H111 Its name comes from the fact that there were on that h1ll some extra large DIUCS marked for the K1ng of England to be used for Shlp masts These tall pmes were used as landmarks by wh1ch the steamboats on Sebago Lake set the1r course when steer1ng for the mouth of the Songo Rlver There was much dlscusslon at the tlme these trees were cut Just a few years back Many people cla1med that they should not be cut because they were such old landmarks and because they held the K1ng s seal There are several ponds 1n the v1c1n1ty of South Br1dgton namely Holts pond 1S noted for 1ts p1ckerel Foster for 1ts bass Peabody for 1tS salmon and Adams IS stocked w1th trout although 1n late years few large ones have been caught In South Br1dgton 1S located the only stone bear trap known 1n the State of Ma1ne There 1S a tra1l of stone markers leadlng up over Fltch s H111 to lt from the old Perley bu1ld1ngs The trap 1S made of large slabs of stone set up l1ke a box It works 1n the same way as a box trap w1th a barred door that drops down closlng the entrance when the ba1t IS moved A l1ttle dlstance beyond the trap an old stone quarry 1S located where the slabs of stone were cut for the trap and for the foundat1ons of many of the first homesteads I have been to both of these many t1mes and It IS an 1nterest1ng Slght to see 1f you l1ke mounta1n cl1mb1ng Bald Pate s another small mounta1n ln the v1c1n1ty of South Br1dgton From the summ1t of lt you can see a good part of Sebago Lake and some of Long Lake 1f It 1S a clear day Many lakes and ponds are to be seen from Bald Pate 1n many d1rect1ons There 1S sa1d to be an old Indlan spr1ng on the slde of the mounta1n towards what 1S now the settlement of H1lls1de al though nobody has been able to find lt for many,many years It IS Sald to be located half way between the barn at Camp Accomac and the h1ghest polnt of the mounta1n At the present tlme South Br1dgton has a small llbrary mamtalned 1n part by a Perley Memor1al fund Also the Congregatmnal church of South Brlgt ton IS supported by a fund establ1shed by the same famlly All th1s goes to show that even a small settlement 1n the country may have had an 1nterest mg h1story Davld F1eld 52 Foster, Peabody, and Adams. The flshing is good on an of these ponds. Holts TODAY'S TEEN AGER Todays teenager 1S a bundle of v1tal1ty and zest that enters 1nto every act1v1ty wh1ch comes h1s way He p1cks up all the latest fads from all over the country eats the most ungodly creatlons of ICC cream and sauces wears every br1ght gaudy color under the sun and monopol1zes the telephone when ever posslble The outlook on l1fe from a teenagers VIEW IS that llfe 1tself IS Just one b1g fullt1me game Of course there are bad spots 1n every game deep dark p1ts Wh1Ch seem to eat h1m up at t1mes but the majorlty of the txme a teenagers 11fe 1S as carefree as the w1nd Today boys start not1c1ng g1rls and VICG versa even before they are 1n h1gh school and they cont1nue not1c1ng them unt11 they find the r1ght one It 1S the style now to g1V6 a very spec1al g1rl a class rmg or p1n Golng steady 1S also very common these days where yesteryear 1f you even had a g1rl before you were out of school It was a crlme a soc1al error When a group of adolescent teenagers get together for a party the fire works start If It s a slumber party Wlth Just glrls there w1ll be so much hot a1r fllhng the house that you wouldn t need any flre 1n the m1ddle of winter Where as 1f 1tS a group of Just boys you can be sure the g1rls and all the favor1te sports w1ll get a good go1ng over The gett1ng together of boys and gxrls though really tops them all for before the party 1S over you can bet the ne1ghbors w1ll W1Sh they l1ved 1n a d1f'ferent nelghborhood the v1ctrola room w1ll look as 1f a cyclone had Just struck and the refr1gerator w1ll be completely bare There IS never a dull moment when there are teenagers W1th1n a m1le It s the l1vel1ness and v1tal1ty of youth that makes th world go round Today s teenagers may not be as soph1st1cated as teenagers 1n Grandma s days but they can sure keep Heaven 1n an uproar and H a popp1ng Paul1ne Palmer 54 N ARCOTICS There are probably a m1ll1on people 1n the Un1ted States who are v1ct1ms of narcot1cs The greatest proportlon of these drug add1CtS are teen agers Drug add1cts usually start on the road to drug add1ct1on by tak1ng a dare They are dared to smoke mar1huana c1garettes After awh1le they get to wonderlng what It IS l1ke to have a shot of op1um or one of 1tS by products Once they start tak1ng shots It IS almost 1mpOSS1b1e to stop Wlthout the help of a tralned phys1c1an Once a needle has been 1nJected 1n the sk1n the spot wh1ch has been stuck can not be penetrated by a needle agam After each shot the v1ct1m flnds that he needs a larger dose Many of the b1g bebop muslcxans smoke mar1huana because they th1nk that It helps them to play better The most common drug that the drug pushers sell IS op1um and 1ts by products Op1um has many by products Wh1Ch can be taken 1nto the body the same way that the mother drug 1S Some of the by products are as follows Morphlne Heroxn Codlene Paregorlc Metapon and Laudanum May God have mercy on the people who are stupld enough to become v1ct1ms of drug add1ct1on 7 l ' ! Y ! . . . . , , 7 ,. , . - , . , . . y - . , . . . . I ! 7 ! . 7 will have worn out several needles, a few records will be broken, the living 7 . . . . , . , ' 7 9 ' AA S! ' ' ' LL Y! ' ' ' I . l I H . 7 . 3 ' THE SKIING BUG Johnny a chap who l1ved 1n the c1ty had an lmpulse to go Skllng H1s g1rl frlend had mentloned 1n a casual sort of way qulte a few t1m6S about the Joy of sk111ng She had also Sald that he hadn t llved untll he had skled Just once These remarks had kmdled a spark 1n hlm He declded that lt was about txme he trled th1s sport He 1nqu1red at dlfferent sources to find out what klnd of equlpment was sultable to use After many 1nqu1rxes bemg a frugal type of fellow looked for markdowns on skls but there Just weren t any This of course was 1m posslble 1n the helght of sk1 season Thus he reluctantly paid the retaxl pr1ces of fifty four dollars for boots forty n1ne dollars for skxs and fifteen dollars for sk1 pants He took th1S apparel to the car and discovered that he needed a Skl rack whlch lnvolved twelve bucks more During the next few days he pxcked up wool socks a wlndbreaker ski glasses and a pa1r of poles When he flnlshed on th1s buylng spree he dlscovered that xt would take a year to pay for lt all By then what would happen well everything would be worn out A doctor gave advxce on broken bones fractures and a number of other th1ngs Other frlends of h1S told hxm of the broken bones they had gotten on thelr first efforts 1n the art of sknng These comments dlscouraged hlm but he was urged on when he heard that there was nothmg l1ke a weekend of ghdmg over the snow 1n God s country H1s g1rl frrend accompan1ed h1m one beautlful sunny mormng as they Pleasant Mountaln Johnny had a squeamish feelmg in h1s stomach as he gazed at what seemed to be narrow slopes and trails His glrl frxend not1ced he was turnmg a l1ttle green around the edges and sald Don t worry The slopes are really qulte wlde At the foot of the mountaln they turned 1nto the road lead1ng to the hut He felt as 1f the mountam was Just wa1t1ng for another v1ct1m to arrlve After h1s g1rl frlend had buckled on his sk1s for he was to weak to he started out but fell flat Then remembering that one of h1s kmd frxends had told hmm he had better take a lesson or he would be sorry so he sought out a sk1 mstructor Durlng the next hour of tra1n1ng he became an expert snow plower He then declded that he was good enough to try the tow Sidehng up to the tow he watched It sp1n by and wondered Just how he could conquer thxs demon H1s attempts were unsuccessful He would grab on so tlght that he was spun 1n a heap 1nto the snow or he would get tangled up in h1s sk1s Fnally he made It and sped up the mountain slde At the top he trxed to get off but he couldn t H1s Jacket was wound tightly around the rope He d1dn't have tlme to th1nk He Just held on The machlne suddenly stopped and he opened h1s eyes A llttle plece of strlng hitched to the controls stopped the equlpment He was saved Thankful for this good fortune he Skled out onto the slope He looked breathlessly at the scenery then down at the people who looked l1ke ants crawl1ng around at the foot of the mountaln H1s heart began to s1nk but he started out praylng w1th all h1s mlght He whlzzed down the slope l1ke a pro and soon gamed confidence as he neared h1s lady frlend But alas he was too confident because he slid the remamxng flfty yards on the seat of h1s pants Well anyway he had caught the bug and was rar1ng to try to conquer the mountaln There was one more thmg he was gomg to add to h1S equ1pment and that was a dollar plllow Christ1ne Swanson 54 started out for Bridgton. At Moose Pond they got their first glimpse of Ph1l I caught my g1rl fr1end George D1d you heal about the THE CAMPING TRIP About the last part of June of the year nlneteen hundred fifty one A D '1 frlend of mme and I decxded to go on a camplng trlp We thought of mak1ng our trlp to the northeln part of Sweden Mallle and Camplllg beslde the Kezar R1ver On the beautlful hot and muggy afternoon of Frlday the thlrteenth we packed our DFOVISIOHS deep sea HSh1I1g poles electrlc blankets etc My frlend and I put on our dress clothes of dungarees flannel shlrts and straw hats and at exactly one oclock we dlsembarked lll our two doored open alred Jeep For hours the Jeep bounced over the tarred hlghways of Brldgton Then we entered Sweden and started dr1v1ng smoothly over rock strewn d1rt roads After r1d1ng only a few mlnutes over these wonderful roads we ar 11V9d at our destlnatlon On arrxval we took our flshmg poles and went down to the brook to catch some trout One trout was caught between us and because of ou1 good luck beans were eaten for supper After supper Vern and I set up our one roomed luxumous pup tent and then got 1nto our n1ce cold sleepmg bags Slnce our favorlte program was on that 9V6I11I1g we put on the earphones of our clystal set and llstened to Mary Noble Backstage wlfe The next day whlle IISh1Hg I heard a tremendous splash upstream IH the v1c1n1ty of where Vern was f:lSh1I1g I rushed to see what the dlsturbance was Vern had surprlsed some suckers 1n shallow water and they had started upstream wlth a splash I thlnk the suckers had scared Vern more than he scared them After catchlng our l1m1t Vern and I headed for home worn torn and tlred Ronnle Oberg 54 JOKES Hlrtlng Sonny That s how I caught mme oo N01 ton Why axe you WGZITIIIQ voul glasses to bed9 Dav1d M I want to get a better look at that glrl I dreamed about last nlght Maly N Who gave you that brace let'P Madelyn A certa1n young man Mary N Im not so sure about that No young man IS certa1n unt1l you actually get hlm Janlce Marjor1e th1s essay 01 yours on My Mother IS Just the same as Madelyn s MarJor1e Thats all rlght Jamce We have the same mothel Sarah Can you sw1m'P Jallle It all depends on how hand some a l1fe guard IS fellow that 1nvented a devlce for 100k1llg through walls'J Carl R No what does he c 111 1t9 George A W1l1d0W Mlss Pratt Wh1Ch of your fam11y made the most br1ll1ant mar r1age'P Mr Tlnkham My wlfe Zane Can you tell me what IS the dlfference between a stoxc and a cyn1c9 Barbara B A sto1c 1S what brmgs bables and a cynxc IS where you wash the d1shes Gary What makes you thmk we are gettxng near a b1g c1ty'1' Bob C fDo1ng 703 We re hxttmg more people Dmer Waltress I ve found a but ton 1n my salad' Barbara R Yes slr that s part of the dresslng ' . ., c v - v Q 1 ' 1 1 ' v Q , . . v - - . , ' I . 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I , - . .I ' rv ' 'v - . .. . . 4. ,- v . .. , , c l - , - n - ,u ALUMNI 1948 SIX boys are 1n the serv1ce from thlS class They are Sgt Maur1ce Edwards 1094567 237 East Nevada Street Camp Pendleton Cal1forn1a Pfc Raymond Leav1tt 0551008678 CO A62 Engness Cont Bn A P O 301 cfo PM San F'ranc1sco Ca11for111a Cpl Dexter MCDRHICIS 241 S Flfth Street Florala Ala SA Wendel Smlth 33 210 97 MR School Class 13 52 U S N T C San D1egO 33 Cal1forn1a Sgt George Tracy 2900 Manor Rd Aust1n Texas Sgt Gordon Trumble 1094520 VMR 153 M C A S Cherry Po111t Flfteen Girls from thls class are homemakers They are Betty Aust1n fWebberJ ln Boston Ruth Barker CLawrenceJ 1n South Parls Marjory Blake CStevensJ 1n Po11t1ac Mlchlgan Jeanette Burnell fGraiTamJ 1n BI'1dgtOl1 Phyll1s Buswell lStaleyJ 1n Br1dgton Mar1anne DeW1tt tHe11dersonj 111 Lew1ston Ma111e Barbara Farr1s 1CofI'1nj 1n BI'1dg11011 Al1ce Flagg fRoWeJ 1n Har1 1son Dor1s Gllman 1EdwardsJ 1n Br1dgto11 F Joan Graffam fTracyJ 1n Aust1n Texas Brenda Johnson CBachonJ 1n Naples Jeanette Martln CPCFKIHSJ 1n WaSh1HgtO11 D C Evelyn Prent1ce CStewartJ Edlth Unnold CH1bbardJ 1n Bangor Beverly Ward fDev1neJ 1n Harrlson Three boys are attendlng the Umverslty of Mame They are Bob Harmon Norman Moulton and J1m Plunkett Herbert R1chardson IS attendmg M I T 1n Cambndge Mass Ph1111p Shaw attends Colby College 1n Watervllle Janlce Murch goes to the Newton Theologlcal Sem1nary and IIVES 1n Brook 11ne Mass Madelyn Shaw Works 1n the Sm1th S1gn Co and l1ves 1n Br1dgton Paul Walker works 111 an A 8z P 111 N H and l1ves 1n Sanford MHIHB Floyd Perham l1ves 1n Brldgton and works for the Lucas Tree Co Gordon Oakley 11V8S at home a11d works for l11s father Dot Woodbury IS l1v1ng 111 Portla11d MHIHS Maynard Cra1g works for the Ce11tral MHIHS Power Co a11d 11V6S 1n Brldgton Joan B Graifam does secretarlal work 1n Boston Mass ALUMNI 1 949 Four from thls class are ln the servlce They are Buddy Austm SN 2192500 2nd D1v UNN Tocono AGC 16 cfoFl PO New York N Y Sgt Glenn Moore R A 21197876 EDC No 15 Army F111a11ce School Fort Benjamm HQTTISOH Ind Sgt L1ll1an Rand RA 8103888 Hq T T A F Box 241 Gulfport MISS Sgt Paul York AF 11199554 Hq 85 Hq Sqd Ot1s A1r Force Base Falmouth Mass Slx g1rls from the class are w1ves They are Patty DeW1tt fPI'81lt1C6J 111 Har11son Marlon Gurney fLeav1ttJ 1n Hartford Co1111 Rachel Howard CBacon3 1n Naples Mlldled K111ght CCo11radJ 111 Br1dgton Magaret L1nscott fBellJ 111 East Co11Way, N H ' 1 1 7 . , . . . . . 1 . . , , . 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Dorothea P1ngree fHarmonJ Tra1ler 17 U of M Orono Jerry Harmon IS attend1ng the U of M Orono Bob Howard attends Pamona College Claremont Cal1forn1a June Johnson goes to Bates College 1n Lew1ston Ruth Truworthy attends the Northeastern Bus1ness School 1n Portland Grace Waldow works 1n Hartford Conn Junlor McKeen IS workmg 1n Boston Mass Barbara Proctor attends Gorham State Teachers College Admont Batchelder works 1n the Norway Shoe Shop Clarence Batchelder hves and works 1n Norway Bob Moynlhan works at the A 85 P IH Br1dgton and hves at home Nona Noble l1ves and Works 1n Raymond Malne Joyce Plke 1S the asslstant d1et1c1an at the M G H 1n Portland Eleanor Potts 11V6S at home and does secretarlal Work ln Norway Bob Robblns IS worklng 1n Harrlson and l1v1ng IH Br1dgton Carroll Staley l1ves 1n Br1dgton and works 1n Staley s Garage ALUMNI 1950 Flve of the boys from thus class are ln the servlce They are Carlton Palmer 210 10 12 A K A 19 c o Fleet Post Office US S Thuban 3 D1v Co New York New York Ph1l Cockburn FCSN 210 10 65 F D1v1s1on USS Valbot Cul 28 c o Fleet P O New York N Y LEWIS Delano Baxnbrldge Maryland Cpl Dav1d Gray AF 11220196 25th Flghter Intercepter Squadron APO 970 c o Postmaster San Franclsco Cahfornla Cpl Robert Longley AF 11220511 18th Motor Veh1cle Squadron APO 970 Nme of the glrls from thlS class are marrled They are Ann Carsley fDav1sj 1n HHFFISOH Carolyn Johnson CBarkerJ 1n Wlnchester V1rg1n1a Fay Kllborn iMoyn1hanj 1n Br1dgton Betty Moymhan fCrossJ 1n Br1dgton Beverly Parsons fMart1nJ 1n Harrlson Anna Robblns fHewsonJ 1n West Br1dgton Marxlyn Savage iCrowderJ Helen St1les CEastmanJ 1n Br1dgton Deborah Walsh fWoodburyJ 1n No Attleboro Mass Two from thls class are attendmg the U of M They are Alberto Clark and Gerald Smlth Patty Russell attends Bl1ss College 1n Lew1ston Two of the glrls are trammg to be nurses at the Maine General I-lospltal They are Bessle G1lman and Pr1sc1lla Palmer Fuddy Bout1l1er works 1n Norway and l1ves 1n Br1dgton Marllyn Corey IS worklng and l1v1ng ln Naples Paul Elllott IS do1ng carpentry work 1n W1llemansett Mass Dlck Gyure IS 11v1ng at home and worklng for the Central Malne Power Co Charl1e Hazelton l1ves 1n Naples and does lumber1ng Nellle Leavltt IS l1v1ng at home ln Brldgton Mert Warren works ln Warren s Store and l1ves at home ln Br1dgton Mxna Sanborn l1ves at home ln Br1dgton Rayburn Smlth hves 1n Br1dgton and works 1n the woods D1ck McDan1els IS l1v1ng ln Brldgton and worklng for the Western Malne Fuel Company Walter McKeen does factory work ln Fryeburg and l1ves at home , . . ! ! , . 3 7 fy . . . , 1 x cfo Postmaster, San Francisco, California 1 . , . , . ALUMNI 195 1 Four of the boys from thls class are ln the servlce Thev are P c P c P c P c Ocea11s1de C31lfO1l113 Out Joanna MHYDGIIW fRoll111sJ lll B11dgto11 Rod11ey H111 VMF' 235 Mag 15 El T010 Sa11ta A111151 C3.1lfOI'l118 Rex Martm Macg 1 Cherry P01111 M81 tac1o11 1 No Carohna James Evans 1200051 SOS 2 Aerology Che11y Po111t N C R1cl1a1d Small 1200050 lst Int TR Reg Q Co 31d BT Camp Pendleton of thls class 5 glrls are now housewnes Thev ire Madely11 Johnson fMoultonJ 111 Harr1so11 Dolothy PIOCEOI iGrayJ Ill B11df.,12Oll 'Vlaulyn Thompson 1Leav1ttJ lll Newb111ypo1t Mass LOUISE Brooks iThomasJ 111 Washmgton D C Anne Fltton lb st11dy1ng, at Bates College 111 Lewlston Ba1bara Kramer attends the Golden School of Beautv Cultlne Ill POl1,1 tlld EIIOI1 Varney 16 aomg to the U111vers1ty of Ma1ne at the Ma1ne Ge11e1al Hosp1tal Sa1ah Johnson 18 Llilllllllg to be a llll1SG Al1ce Delano IS C1OlllQ, sec1eta11al work lll Ronald K8ll1StOl1 wo1ks at Rolhns Rad1o Vlolet Leav1tt lb at home 111 Naples Jeanette P31118 wo1 ks 111 ROCkVll18 C0llll Washlngton D C Store 111 B11d9,fOll Dea11 POWCIS works at Ga1 d111e1 Mor1 ell s lll Ha111so11 a11d l1ves at home MHIIIICG Robb111s works for the Cent1al Ma111e Powe1 Company lll L9WlSt0ll a11d l1ves Ill LISDOI1 Falls R1Cha1d Smart l1ves at home lll Budgton Gwendolyn Al1e11 does secretanal WOlk 111 WGSTIHIIIISLBI Vt Ea1l Ba1ke1 IS 11V1llg at home a11d wo1 k111g lll B1sbee s Llllllbfll M111 Pauhne DeW1tt lb at home 111 Ha1r1so11 Max111e D111 gln 1lV8b at home a11d works Ill the Dams1te Evelyn Savage lb l1v1ng lll Pefeuburg Vllfillila EXCHANGES OF YEARBOOKS Budeton Academy Gould Acaden1y NOIW xy H1gh School Mecha111c Falls H1g.,h School F1 yebu1g Academy West Pa11s Hlgh School South Par1s H1gh School Kennett H1gh Scl1ool P01 E81 Hlgh School LIVGI mo1e Falls H1g.,h School Jay H1ah School W111dl1a111 H1gh Scl1ool Pen11ell Inst1tute FJlfTl1llf,EOll Hlgll School N01 th Y nmouth Academy Jew Gloucestel H1g,h School Pottel Academy MPXIPO H1f.h School North Budgton Bethel No1way MPChi1ll1C Falls Flyeburg West Parls South Parls Ma1ne Ma1ne MQIIIC Ma1ne Mallle Mallle Mallle Conway New Hampshne KCZH1 Falls L11 e1mo1e Falls Ch1soln1 Wllldhdm Gray F'1I'l'Y1lllg,tOll N01 th Ya1 mouth New Gloucester Sebago MPXICO Ma1ne Ma1ne Mallle Mallle Mallle Ma1ne Mallle MHIIIG Mallle Ma111e f . . , , f . . , . f . , . . . f . 1 . , , . , . 1 . . . 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SWans0n's Store TEST SHOP A 81 P and You II See Tha? Your Savings on A 81 Ps Storewlde Everyday Low Prices Are Far Greater Than On Just a Few Week End Specials A 8: P SELF SERVICE STORE BRIDGTON MAINE , . , . . ,I . ,I - OC'OOC'1IfCfOO4CH3+1'OCHZPOCNCPCVOCP0000CNDC'0O4lfOOC'OOOC'000000000OC'CNCMC'OOOOOQOCi 33D33QOD,0,0,0,0000,000.00000000000QOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0,00000,0000,000,0QCi Ifrflzzpfizrzfzz fs Of Staley Chevrolet Company CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE General Repairing Wrecker Service Fender Work Painting Phone 5 5 BRIDGTON MAINE DRINK Cf! Stop at the famlllar red cooler COOK 86 O BRIEN GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING Never fee busy to help e motorlst .n Trouble Texaco Gasolme Marfax Lubrncatlon Q e - - , ' a 1 9 Il ' ' II D,ODDOOOOQO00.0CrOC1DC'OOOOOOOOO0.0000000000000,00000CrOOCrOOOOOD,OOO.Q OOCPOOOOOOOOOOOCPOOOOOOOOCPOOOOOCPOCPOOOCPOOOOOQOOCPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO BRAITHWAITE-CHALMERS INSURANCE AGENCY Also owners of the George A. Cabot Agency INSURANCE - ALLKINDS T857 T952 This ogehcy vvos estohlishcfcl TTT BVICIQTOIT ninety-Wye years ago. IT hos on UITIDVOIQGIT reforcl of oll losses luslly ohcl prorhpfly poifl. ITS luusimoss imfreoses Sfeodily. These Three Iocis Tell you The whole story. I,'m1T7nfirT1w11f.v of BRIDGTON BOWLING AI LEYS OPEN 6 30 P M To I2 Sofuldoy of I OO P M Expert Shoe Repolrmg Moll Order Service BRIDGTON SHOE SERVICE Nefv Shoes ond Accessofues Dovld Drller Prop See Dlller ond Sovf o Dollm New Zlppers Zlppers Reponred 93 Mom Sfreef Brldgion Moune FoR MEAT THAT EATS sHoP AT CAP S MARKET RED 8 WHITE COMP! ETE FOOD STORE 80 Mom S1reeI Telephone 375 BRIDGTON MAINE J X A. . . I V 4 11 - A A11 I I T ', I 3 I 7 1jrQOQ4frQOO4jnjrCfQTQCNQI4QOOCrCrO4j+4jwjnjrQrQ4jrQ1jwjfQ,fjs4jr4j 42 C 4341 If Q If O11 QQ,CrO0043Qnjnjr431jrO0OQ . . -..- -.- -.- --.- . - .. C.. . 6 QQUQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQOQQQQ 'v vvvvvvv MANY THANKS TO.. . Advertisers. Students. Dr. Noble, Nliss Clayton. Our Principal N11 Tinkliam. and ALI. who helped to give the CORONA ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL YEAR! NIISS TRETHFWEY' AND CORONA STAFF THE FRIENDLY VILLAGE MARKET Harrison, Maine MEATS GROCERIES PRODUCE ERVIN E BAKER O eCo e Stoe5 1827 CLYDE A RUSSELL SUNOCO PRODUCTS TELEPHONE 239 BRIDGTON MAINE BEST WISHES TO THE UNDERGRADUATES FROM THE SENIOR CLASS . , wner Th rn r r ince f 'DOOC f'C'43OC1C'O0OC f'C fI'f' . C v 1 A 2 1 1 1 1 Q ' A 1 C C C Af CCNA OO'C'C'CrO'f'OC f'C 3OC'O CYOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO'C'0C'OOC'C C'OC'GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO THE Z. L. MERCHANT DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT STORE The store of soiisfocfion ond good voIues. If you Connor visit The sfore 'fry our Porcel Pos? Mui! Service NORWAY Phone 28 W MAINE If ffllll nh WOODMAN S bpomnvo Cooos wow NORWAY Telephone MAINE WESTERN MAINE FUEL 84 GRAIN CO PURINA CHOWS FIUE COAL C WOOD FARM EQUIPMENT I IONI I R POWER SAVVS Mllfon Emerson Manager BRIDGTON Telephone 330 MAINE WEEMAN S SHELL STATION GAS OIL LUBRICATION TCIXI Tel 82 MAIN ond PORTLAND STREETS BRIDGTON MAINE oooo .rc oooof ooou Jr om oc com o WOOOOQV ou oo oocmoooof oooooooooooo Y ' A LH I f' . of 9 P 7 O S ' U, ' ' I I T E 3 ll I , - 1 M. D. Weemon, Prop. I ' 4' I ' ,I ' An' ,r 'r r ' 'I 4, , ' ,p 'I aj- , , ,I ' cfocvo1:Ioo: c++:-Izrooofcwfsffz CC'C l'O4I'11'Cf421CH2 C'O'l''CIOOOOOOC :cf0ooooocuzfoooooooooo HARLOW'S GIFI SHQP LIJIXICHEQNETTE cmd GQURIVIET SHOP The mos? modern Luncheonetfe in Western Maine T45 MAIN STREET NORWAY, MAINE lfrmzpfinz rn fs of HIGHLAND LAKE INN ROOMS homecooked meals CABINS TeIepIwome 3-43 BRIDGTON MAINE LANES BRIDCITON SI-ICE STORE MAIN STREET A Store For AII The Family Reasonably Priced Footwear I' III MAYFAIR BRIDGTON I I1 1 mf nz rem Intufzznmt Manager .f 1' OJ OJ WOO ll Il , - 1 .'I Clvlllpflff C If rlvlwglfll' Pr 'xunfz kg Ifn- fm 'vi I Sc X L' I 'HIM I'Iwonrr 33 Bohn Kingsley CCfZ3CCAIiC.C 'ffllfffffffffffffiffffff.lffff'fffffff?'f f f' 'AGR . 00ohiooaoosoooAcomouoxziopraopboiaourazooopoiooiosauooo'ooooQ3opioioooo3:+Qcsoo Compliments of POTTER 86 THURLOW Deculers in HOME FURNISHINGS PON DICH ERRY PHARMACY Thank You - For Bringing Your Business To Us Pondicherry Squore BRIDGTON Telephone T57 MAINE Complzmmzfs of PLEASANT VISTA NURSING HOME South Brldgton Morne Alice H Haley R N Telephone 77 'll C omplzmmzis of YOUR REXALL STORE ALLEN'S PHARMACY The Prescription Store of BrlclgTon BRIDGTON MAINE I 00i0i0'0'0350000000007000000000000x0000Y3'0'000'00000'0 000000000 0000 00000 oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooeooooooooooooo COOPER'S ANCHORAGE Sunoco gas ond oil Mears - Groceries - Ice Boots cmd Motors Telephone 35-2 NAPLES MAINE K omplzmfnfs of W W WALKER 86 SON DEPOT STREET BRIDGTON MAINE SINCE I895 Knotty Pine Furmture For Your Llvlng Room Dmlng Room Bedroom Den YOUR TOWN OFFICE IS OPEN TO SERVE YOU OFFICE HOURS Mondoy Frldoy 8 30 A M To I2 OO Noon I OO P M To 5 OO P M Sofurdoy 8 30 A M to I2 OO Noon Telephone Brldgton 'I78 ROLLINS RADIO AND TELEVISION CO SoIes ond Service W II you be ready for Moines F:rsT Televusmon Sfcmowr? See Us of once To producfs we sell IOO per Cen? IO9 MAIN STREET BRIDGTON MAINE ooooooooooooooooo oooooo J 'rooooo ceo wo oooooo oo oooooazwzf I 9 I I ' ' ' ' ' ' rf. get on our priority IIST. We selI only quohw merchondise ond sfond behind The I , I . ,.,,., O . CNACH- C- OJ, O02 GC' v . CP I O A A Qi . 33CiOQOfOD3333fi5DDQC53333D3JO003333DODQQQO'1IO'O'OOAOO'43UOUOUOAOOCYOODODO QOODUOOQD Goodwin's Dairy BE SURE TO VISIT OUR QUALITY ICE CREAM AND SANDWICH BAR FEATURING 20 FLAVORS ICE CREAM Posteurized IVIIIIQ ond Creom Delivered Tel. Norwoy 506 - Between Norwoy ond South Paris CONGRATULATIONS f CLASS OF I952 L. C. ANDREW LUMBER ond BUILDING IvIATER'ALS Soles Otice I87 Brighton Avenue Worehouses South Wandhom 2 'I965 PORTLAND 2 6577 Towne Bros ELMBROOK FARMS Pczsteurrzed MIII4 ond Creom Cottoge Cheese ond Eggs Dolly Delivery TEL 4814 SOUTH BRIDGTON MAINE CARROLL H HALEY Phone 77 INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS PARTS SERVICE FARMALL TRACTORS FARM IIVIPLEMENTS ond ACCESSORIES INTERNATIONAL REFRIGERATION INTERNATIONAL BATTERIES TIRES Mo I n Street FRYEBURG MAINE UUOUUUDUUUUUUUODO500000730000003300OOOOOOOOOOOOOOUOOOOOOOOAUUU35 I o 3UJCLQO3310333Q,0,0DQO ODOD O0331333DDDQQQQQQDIQODDQDQQDQODQUODQQUQUQQQUQQQ E. STILES 86 SON Plumbing, Heating, and Electrical Supplies Compliments Of TONY THE BARBER Pondicherry Square Bridgton SWAN 'S DAILY EXPRESS Service from Fryeburg A Hiram A- Den- mark Brovvnheld Portland Telephone ll5 Fryeburg Maine EDWARD S TARBOX DODGE PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Harrison Maine Complzments O TROTT'S HARDWARE 86 VARIETY STORE Fryeburg Maine SCHOOL 8. COLLEGE CAPS Si GOWNS Choral 81 Choir Gowns and Apparel Umversnty Cap and Gown 486 Andover Street Lawrence Massachusetts WALES 86 HAMBLEN INC Hardware 8 Paint Plumbing Heating Sheet Metal Work Utility Gas Service Sales FRIGIDAIRE Service Telephone l49 Bridgton Maine Complzments S B WALLACE Candy is a delicious food Enloy some every day 330353283000OOOOOOOOODOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODQQQO0900000000000 T T ' ' Co. . v ' rel, its ' T T 1 ' ' f Of Briclgton Maine QQQQDQOOQOO'OOOC'VGQOC'O':7C 3O':'OO'3'3O43OOOOOOOC'49OOOOC?OO0O43OOOOC'OOOf3C' SINCLAIR'S SALES AND SERVICE INC. CIOIIIPIIHIFPIIY of THE Dodge -- Plymoufh Passenger cors FRED P. SAUNDERS CO. Dodge Hob ro1ed trucks Mopar Fodory engineered ports Manufacturer of TGIGRIIORG 10 SMALL DOVVELS Fryeburg Maine C'07I1fYli!llt 71fY Cmrzpfinlvrliy PRENTICE S SMITH SIGN COMPANY Nexi To Store Tnemre SPORTSMAN S EXCHANGE SCHIAVI S MARKET Open Dolly GRUMMAN CANOES Phone 64 lonnson OUTBOARDS nsnnnf TACKLE Brldgfon Mcune Guns AMMUNITION C0171f7!IHILIIfN Telephone 143 Q Eorl P Osgood 81 Sons FARM MACHINERY GRAIN John March Prom RETNL MILK Seed Ferfzlzzer So Brldgion Molne Fryeburg Mame of of 7 a 7 I 7 . - 7 of ' I .OOOO4fPCHf'C'4IWf'CfC'OC'C I'C'C'C'C'C T T CC''f C'C'C'4f'4343C'CQPOOOOOCPOOCPOOOOCP00000000000 QQQOOODDD0000009000OOOOOOOOOQDODQDOOQQDDDQDQDDDDO9ODQDQDDQOD Complimentf of The Best Value Manufacturing Company Telephone T75 Bridgton Maine G. H. PALMER CO. Plumbing - Lighting - Heating Sales - Gibson - Service Telephone T96-3 25 Maple St. Bridgton J. T. BARDSLEY Post Ottice Square Phone 265 Bridgton Maine Compliments Of J. BENNETT PIKE Attorney at Law 59 High Street Bridgton Maine Compliments BARJO S RESTAURANT Norway Maine Complzment PLEASANT MOUNTAIN INN Bridgton Maine Complzrnents ASI-ITON'S DRUG STORE Telephone IQ3 Norway Maine Compliments 0 F M POTTER Funeral Director AMBULANCE SERWCE Briclgton Maine OGQGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODDOOODQQQUOOOOODDDDOODD of of A ' f of . . QDQQQQOQOOOQDOOOQQQQOOOQUOJUUQJUOOUUUUJUOOOOOOOOOOJOOOOOOOOO BRIDGTON S MEN S AND BOYS STORE Men s and Boys Farnushung Also agent for White Mountain Dmy Cleaners Danlels Damon 81 Norway Laundry f omplzmentr GUS BOVES SPA Buck Aushn Prop Naples Maine BRIDGTON FINANCE COMPANY Telephone T34 Brldgfon Maine BONNIE VIEW NURSING HOME Telephone 77 4 Brldgton Maine BRACKETT S WATCH SHOP Swiss and Amerlcan Made Walclwes Repalred Telephone I62 M3 Star Route Norway Marne C mmf zmcnl H H BISBEE LLJMPPR fm PUILDINC MATERIAL LAWRENCE H BOYNTON Dealer In Meals 8 Llveslock ol all land Tel 299 or l99 I2 House Brldglon Maine BILL'S AMOCO SERVICE AMOCO GAS OILS BATTERIES and ACCESSORIES Telephone 327 49 Depot SI BFICIQIOD OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWUOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODDD . . ,QQ. ,..Y',,,. . ,,f.f ,fA .A5 'A , , F ,,.M 9 9 s . 9 Of , , . , . 9 , . C0mplin16nI,v Ccwzpfinlerztv Of of ' ' So. ' ' 9 ,I IA f ,I- , . A in of E I J J J . . . Q DODOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO S S Compfmzuzlr MACHINE SHOP 3 Depot Street Telephone 88 2 Bruclgton Marne BROWN S APPAREL SHOP Mann Street Norway Maune MAC S MARKET Pune M Gts Groceries Producc We Delnver e 425 2 Brldgton CNOI!1Pl1H1t?l1fS' BRIDGTON VARIETY STORE H E BURNHAM CO CALSO Gasollne and Hecmnq Oil Brldgton Malne MOJUD Hosxery Lingerie Sportswear Dresses Bathing Suits Accessories BRIDGTON SPECIALTY SHOP Pondlcherry Square BURNELL S GARAGE Tydol Gas Or! and Accessories GENERAL REPAIRING Ptwon 65 QI Sandy Creek Maune KUIIIPIIIIR nt vf THE BRIDGTON NEWS OOOOOOOvC'OO :OOO OO .ff JOOOQ JUOOOQOOOOGOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOQ 9 N ' , Of , , . ' . G of T I. - ' E. C. Searles, Prop. 9 . . 1' - , ll Q S A .A Q, .-,.- A,f+ 1M j Q-j Q0OODOQDOOOOODOOQODOOOOOOOOOOOODQQOOOQQQDQDOQQQDDQQQQQQQQQQD DAKIN SPORTING GOODS EASTON S COMPANY Groceries Radios 28 Broad St Bangor Maine Bay State Paunt Fnshnng tackle Photo Supplnes Serve' hemers Cantpnng Equlpment 8 Flunt Street All Athletic Equipment Converse Footware Cramer Chemncals Brlclgfon MCJIDG CHAPMAN S EXPRESS EL FA BR BEAUTY SHOP Dolly service to and from Brldgton and Portland Contract carrrer service Joon Emerson Prop Telephone 360 Phone 26 3 Brldgton Maine Complznzents COYPIPIHPYFWYJ' Law Office of CASCO BANK AND CORLISS sc LANE TRUST co Bank Bulldtng Brldgton Maine Brldgfon Mqme F I r amp 'men Y 0 fomplmzent CHADBOURNE s BAKERY of B,,dg,o,, Mme HOTEL CUMBERLAND OOOOOO00OOOO0000OOOOOOOO0000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOUU s 9 Permanent Waving Our Specialty 0 of f ' f T A r 9 DODOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO000000ODODDODOQDDODDDDODDDDDDOU DAVIS-GREENE CO. I. G. A. Cash cmd Carry Groceries e Produce Ve lvleofs Frozen Foods Pondicherry Square Phone 4 Conzplinzcrzlx Of R. WILLIAM FOSTER Shell Heating Oil Telephone 25 Brlclgfon Marne DAVIS SUPER MARKET IGA Servrce Grocers GROCERIES PRODUCE MEATS On The Hull e 51 SAM GALLIN ARI Wesfmghouse Eleclruc Home Applnances Telephone 399 Complzmentf DR RUBY W DAY D TONY GALLIN ARI CO or Candy Fountain Tobacco Fr ut Moqcmnes FITTON HARDWARE CO Norge Refrigerators Floor Coverings Buvldmg Materials Mcxrngcrs and Applrances Brldgton Maine Complzmentf f DeWITT 86 MARSTON Barber Shop OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGO:OO0000OOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOODDOGO - - ' T l. of f Q. h 4. Harrison Maine A ' A U ' EQDDQQQDQEO QQQQQQQ,ODQQQQQDQQiQQ V Complimentx STORE vf Clothing forthe entire family FINN and LINK KNIGHT CLEANING PREssiNe Tel. 67-3 Naples Maine Bridgton Maine Earl W. Davis Earl W. Davis, Jr. . Compliments HARRISON of INSURANCE AGENCY LAMBERT S Insurance and Real Estate Harrison Maine NOVWUY Mome ALBERT GRAHAM GENERAL TRUCNNG HARMONY GIFT SHOP HELEN C HARMON Sand Gravel Loam 11 Kennard St Cemetery Lots Graded and Seeded Cess Pools Cleaned T l 3Q6Q e No Job Too Big or Small Brldglon Mome 7 School Street Bridgton Compliment: DAVID A KLAIN AGENCY INSURANCE SERVICE Ofhce Phone 338 Residence l7 247 Main St Norway Harmon Maine OOOOOOOO0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0000000OOOOOODOOOOOOQODQDD UUDUUDUDDOCOOUDDDODDUUOODODCD00ODQUUDDDUUUDUUDUDUUDDDQDDDDUU MARION 'S BEAUTY PARLOR Telephone 137-3 Stiles Block Bridgfon IN GALLS 84 MORRISON Grain --4 Flour - Coal Fertilizers Grondin's Feeds Phone 34 Bridgton Maine Complimenls of HILTON S TURKEY FARM Telephone 49 4 Brldgfon Marne THE JACK AND JILL SHOPPE 247 Mann Street Tel Norway o2O,l Norway Maine Complzmentf CECIL C HOGAN Elecfrrcnan Tel 59 2 Brldgfon Mcune C1 nplzr en! JEWETT S ICE CREAM Fryeburg Maine HARVARD T HOLMES Paint and Hardware Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Floor Coverlng Refall Building MaTerual Tel 175 Harrison Malne Flowers for all Occasions MAPLE STREET GREEN HOUSE Brldgfon Maine OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGOOOOOOOO000000 , . V n n ll ,v Of of . . 9 I I A DOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO THE LOG CABIN RESTAURANT Our Specialty: Italian Sandwiches and italian Spaghetti Lake Road Norway Maine MacDONALD'S MOTORS CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Goodyear Tires Plant cud Alignment Brldgton Maine L M LONGLEY 86 SON Plumbing Heating and Hardware Esso Burners Norway Maine J R MAINS Co WOOD TURTXHNGS Mfg of Baseball Bats Wooden Handles and Allied Products Bridgton Maine Compliments LOWE the FLORIST Toi Norway 300 South Paris Maine MANN S FOOTWEAR A Medium Price Shoe Stole Norway Maine LOWELL SUPPLY CO Contractors Electrical appliances Tel 4 Q Main Street Bridgton Maine f miplnm 1115 AL LITTLEHALE S TAXI Taxi and Bus Service Dcpcndalnlo Tran poitation Brldgton Maine OOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOO300000000002OOMOOOOQJQOOOWOODOOOOOOO A 9 Uf . ,ll i V Y Plumbing Heating and Electrical Of ' a . if i ll Z 1 A ' S ' ll I 4 A vw, 3 Af 1 v 2' 4 ' 000000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Ccmzplimcrztr Of WESTERN AUTO STORE Donald P. Cobb, Prop. Bridgfon Maine OBERG INS. AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY, INC. Forms - Village ond Loke Shore Property Teleplwono 303-2 Bonk Bldg. Bridgfon, Maine Complimenlx WILKIN S PHOTO SERVICE Brldgfon Molne Cr mplinzcnfs Dr Lawrence M Newth Horrlson Mcune Complmzenir PACKARD OIL COMPANY Your Metered Gus Deoler Telephone 771 Norwoy Moune C07I1Pl17716f1f5 0 FRIENDLY MOBIL GAS DEALER Get your Thrlftles Servlce wnth c Smale Fronk Mott Wc11ker on h B11 Burnel PERCY'S RESTAURANT 17 Mom Street Open Dolly Brldgton Mcune WARREN S MARKET Meot Provision Frutts Vegetables Phones 148 2 148 3 00000OOOOOOOOO0000000O0OOOOOOOOUUOOOOOQOOGGGOOOOOOOOOOOOOGQD 7 of of 9 of d 1 Rom i 1 7 3:Q0 A, M, -s 1100 A. M, Frozen Foods Ice Creorn 00000013000OUODQODOQDOOOODOO 500000OO0000OOOOOOOOOODOUDDOOOOOC C,omp11n1ent5 0 NEW ENGLAND GRAIN C0 Gram Flour Coa Wholesale and Refoul Telephone TOO Compl1me11l5 NORWAY INN Tel 55Tw Norway Mame J J NEWBURY CO 5 IO 25 SI OO Depf Sfore Wlwere Values Oufwengh Dollars Complumnts o EDWARD H NEWCOMB ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Wfwrnng Io: Llglwl and Rower Tel Norway T85 17 Alpine S1 Norway G R MORRILL GENERAL MERCHANDISE Telephone, I Harrison Maine GEORGE MAXFIELD S GARAGE GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRING Gas OII and Accemolres e Harrison L. C. MOYNIHAN 86 SONS HEATING and PLUMBING CONTRACTORS C nr rmutv 1 LEWIS NEIGHBORHOOD STORE IVIEATS GROCERIES Tel 79 TT Sandy Creek OOOOOOOOOOOOOWOWOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0OO 'C 3OOQOC'OCYO0OUOOOL'OOOOOOOO T ' ' f ' - f I P. W, VValI-Qer, Mgr. Norway Maine w . . 3 If of . - s T I. 48 ' ,ff iff: ' Qf X fg R- N , xl XZ !X X X! XZ X X XX X! , ,X XV- 5l5 iN CTlQIfI XXYALUE Balfour Companf 5 xx I Aliflassachusegts CLASS RILQIGS AND PINS Vx K i ' fx, .xxx-Q , xv' A ,Z - xx , - f 5 ., Y ,-f W Q 'X ANN, 4 V .X ,M - ' N...2 , fpommemfmehth Invitations .-- Diplmgzg kixlfersonal Cardsw 3 Yglublnsfgnia -'Medals1QL Tf'?Phie,qK QDONAMDAB. TILVPER z R5ad1 i C1pe- c0gage,MMaiQ1e QUALITY SERVICE K mmacscw iguzaitmg. L .