Brooksville High School - Breeze Yearbook (Brooksville, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1937 volume:

Brooksville I-hgh School Ebemcatxon I 'IIII SlUDIN'1S OF BROOKSXILIIH III! Il 'C IIUOI Rl SPFCIFL LLX DI DIC YII 'I HIS IIII XII I NIII SSUI 'III PHI ' 'H II I 18 D MRS XRIIIIR 'IIISS RI INK IILNNI VIIII XXII I 7 ' ' C SI, ' 'I C ' I.'.' fi OF ' Ii 1 ' CICZIC, T0 0l'IL ICVICII F.II'I'III'lTI. AND IIICLI I-'l'l. 'I'I-I. ' - 'II'.'. NIR. ANI . .'. 1 ' I .IIIlI,IiY , .' THE BREEZE Publ1shed by the Students of Brooksvxlle Hlgh School SOUTH BROOKSVILLE MAINE JUNE 1937 1 I2 ll in ll EDITORIAL BOARD First row Madeline Babbld e Assistant Editor Avis Dow Exchange Editor Eunice Grindle Alumni Editor Second row Malcc m Blodgett Personal Editor Merle Tapley Class Editor John Bakeman Business Manager Donald Blodgett Assistant Business Manager Clalr Kennedy Editor ln Chief EDITORIAL We the edltorlal staff of The Breeze the magazlne of the Brooksvllle Hlgh School wlsh to thank teache s frlends students advert1sers and all those who have assxsted mn the publ1cat1on of thls 1ssue of The Breeze We feel that this year has been suc cessful both ln scholastlc matters and ln school act1v1t1es Several new orgamza t1ons have fbeen formed namely The Glee Club the Gxrls Basketball Team and our organ1zat1on for student govern ment The Brooksvllle Cooperatlve As soclatlon Our teachers have aroused mterest and cooperation of students to take part 1n many ex ra currlcula act1v1t1es Our school was represented ln the Spear State Speakmg Contest at Ellsworth and ap proxlmately fifty per cent of the stu ldents were ln competltlon with other schools at the Bestocca The new courses Home Economlcs and MUSIC Appreclatlon have proved very successful and also beneiiclal Students who have taken these subJects feel that thelr tune has been well spent We wxsh to thank the school commlttee and the taxpayers for makmg these courses pos slble 1 v 1 5 fx, , is ul? 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A -W . . r L v 1 1 1 - , . ! . ,, M. . . , . , I ' . , . ! , - . 4 THE BREEZE F112 Srnrnr 0112155 SENIOR CLASS Front row Bernez Black Beulah Black Avls Dow Eunice Grindle Middle row Merle Orcutt Phyllis Grey Clair Kennedy Back row Donald Blodgett Richard Howard John Bakeman JOHN BAKEMAN Johnny Class W1ll Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basket ball 3 4 Semor Play 3 4 Class PYGSI dent 1 2 3 4 Edltorlal 3 4 Track 4 BERNEZ BLACK Bernez IBEULAH BLACK Beula Prophecy Senior Play 1 2 3 4 Secre tary and Treasurer 1 2 3 4 DONALD BLODGETT Don Hlstory Senlor Play 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Ed1tor1al 4 Student Councll 4 AVIS DOW 'Avls Hlstory Senlor Play 3 4 Edltorlal 4 PHYLLIS GREY Tlllle Prophecy Semor Play 2 3 4 Basket ball 4 Glee Club 4 EUNICE GRINDLE Peggy Salutatory Senior Play 3 4 Edltorlal RICHARD HOWARD Duck Class Wlll Baseball 2 3 4 Semor Play 4 VICE Presldent of Class 1 2 3 4 CLAIR KENNEDY Clau' Va1ed1ctory Ed1tor1a1 4 Student Coun c11 4 Glee Club 4 MERLE ORCUTT Merle Presentatlon of Glfts Basketball 4 Track 4 Glee Club 4 Merle Tapley Class Ed1tor o 5. - I . 1 4' . .M ,A 4 1 1 n 1 1 - T Y 1 A 1 I l ' sc 93 u ' ' 9: 1 s y a s ' 7 9 1 '- , y Q , Y 1 , I - 1 - Y Y Y Y 3 Y Y Y Y ' sc sn U 9' 7 v 2 Presentation of glftsg Senior Play, 1, 3, 45 ' ' sa ' as U hn . 9 , , , 5 J J v r y 1 ' - ' - ' Y Y Y Y Y Y ' Y Y Y Y ' rc ' n ,, n a p Y Y Y - Y y 3 1 v 1 'y y - I y , Q , 1 ' ' H as I , S A ' as . 7 1 y - 2 , y 2 y - - , . IIIF BIN III Qlttrrnrg HURRICANE ISLAND The smoke now hung 1n clouds and all that was V1Slb16 of the Old Shop was the brrghtenmg glow of old Eds p1pe as he brlskly puffed away on It Now as a rule the even1ng was started off by a nxce horrlble ghost was drfferent for after hlS contmuous blasts on h1s old p1pe blasts whlch caused the bowl to fa1rly glow he began tell 1ng of an rsland rn lower Penobscot bay that only forty years ago was the s1te of la huge granlte mdustry The rslancl he Sald had a populatron of over five hun dred people a church and two large hotels but now not a smgle buxldrng IS story but tonxght lt The strange tale settled on the mlnds of everyone and before we left that evemng It was declded that We form a party ln the near future for a boatlng tr1p to thrs strange place The tr1p to the lsland was all of thlrty m1les but lt was new and lnterestlng and we were soon passrng through Leadbetter s Narrows Wh1Ch are but a short dlstance from the lsland As we bore down on the xsland we could see hundreds of cellars and ruins and as we came to a stop 1n front of the huge wharf of gran1te and trmber that could easrly have served for some of our larger ocean golng vessels we were greeted by some fisher folk who offered to show us a moor1ng place and to help us ashore Immedrately after land1ng we had lunch and then wrth shouts and laugh ter we all set out to explore the lsland Slnce there were about thlrty tive of us ln the party we broke up mto small groups and attacked the lsland from all sides The first thlng my cousxn Fred and I saw were the rums of the town We stood there and wondered what could have been the cause for such a complete deser t1on of such a flne lxttle town Some of the cellars st11l bore sta1rcases doors plaster and odds and ends of furnlture 1n fact one member of our party found a broken v1ol1n As we strolled through the lanes and streets now grown up w1th grass we could v1sual1ze the town as It must have looked not many years before w1th 1ts came upon the foundatlons and cellars of the two hotels the smaller of wh1ch measured at least thlrty by one hundred and fifty feet These burldmgs must have been made of brrck for the rulns consrsted chrefly of thrs materlal After carefully explorlng these my cousm and I cllmbed he huge granlte cllffs that rose maJest1cally from the waters edge On reachmg the top we could see the surf poundlng 1n on the ledges below and amld the norse of the w1nd and surf one could almost hear the vorces of the men that worked there so long ago Then we slowly descended to the quar ry and were gazlng at 1ts beautlful huge pure Whlte granlte Walls r1s1ng abruptly from the depths of the cool blue water that now fills lt when my cousin spled a small granite slab that through all these years had held up a pile of 1tS brothers f ' u 5 z , J 5 r . . . , . I ' ' ! 7 7 y . 1 . t- . ' I , , . in - ' y - 7 . 9 7 left standing. many houses and its church. Then we , s . . . ' Y ' , - . y . , v f , - , . . I 1111 11111 L11 Before I could stop hrm he had thrown a s1m1lar p1ece toward t Suddenly the whole sectlon of granrte slabs was ralmng down upon us but we qulckly Jumped to safety narrowly escap1ng a swlm 111 the deep waters of the old quarry Some machmery rs st1ll there and heaped 1n a prle a e beautlful gravestones a sad re mrnder of the gay l1ttle town On returnlng from the quarry to he b at we came upon a slab on Whlch pa nted Ill what seemed to be blood he followlng words You have sinned ware On walklng a l1ttle further we came upon another such slgn only hav mg a l1ttle dxfferent wordmg and so on WHS Be to meet thy God We stopped then and wondered 1f we should go on Then Just as we got up courage we heard the loud long blasts of the fog horn calhng everyone to the boat Intent on gettrng to the boat on tlme we forgot all about the slgns and although I d1d not meet my God I was thoroughly lrrpressed wrth the lsland and hope to v1s1t 1' agaln some txme Hurrlcane IS a place that everyone should v1s1t It IS one of the most lnter estlng places that I have ever seen John Blake 39 REMINISCENCES In the lower part of our pasture stands alone a tall prne tree wh1ch was pre served by some thoughtful woodsman of the age of the Indlans and the early Englrsh and French explorers My favorlte pastlme IS to s1t on the fragrant mat of pme sp11ls beneath the tree wrth my back agalnst rts stralght trunk and gaze P through the b anches to the blue sky be yond Thrs srtuatron places one ln 21 thoughtful mood and my mlnd Wande1'S to thrngs absolutely 1mposs1ble I was wlshlng that th1s tree could sud denly possess the power to tell me the tory of 1ts hfe What wonderful thrnffs the ages must have lmpressed 1n th1s pl8C6 of nature' Just then a small mournful sort of vo1ce frorn somewhere over my head Sald When the French and Englrsh first came to th1s part of the country I was a growrng tree not as large as I am now but I remember seerng those hardy rndx vrduals pass by here They were ln search of rnland waterways that would make sultable grounds for the trapplng of fur bearing anrmals They would return agaln 1n the spr1ng laden wrth valuable furs Then agaln the e same men have bar tered knlves guns and lesser trlnkets Wlth the Indlans for furs many tlmes Wlthln range of my shadows Many trmes the exchange was very unfalr The Penobscots have held counclls of war and smoked the peace prpe w1th the Ch18fS of nerghborrng trrbes as they sat before then' tepees whlch were set up near to the place where you are slttxng Then agarn 1n the llght of the moon the brave has wooed hrs mate benea h my follage wh1le the w1nd WhlSD red through the trees tops ln accompanlment to h1s love song Later the brave and h1s graceful brrde have passed here on therr way to therr new home filled wlth the hopes of the future My low hanglng branches have lulled the papoose to peaceful slumbers snug m 6 r v iv , , qv 'wr w 1 J 1 J - . . . u , . . . i I V - , , , ' v ' ,, . . - ' Y S . rv' . t ' . 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Ll ' Y i Y ' . . y ! . . . . 9 1 1 l , . 1 llll R111 III h1s hammock of sklns sewed togethe b5 the loving hands of h1S mother Years passed as days and the 1ap1d lncrease of the wh1te men has pushed the Indlan settlerrents far to the land of the sett1ng un Now the Wl'11E man and hrs mate stroll neath my branches and the1r chlldren play 1n my shade My frlends have been cut through the years and hauled away for varlous purposes Alas' I stand here alone wlth naught but thoughts of the past and t1mes that are never to be aga1n Llfe lS monotonous now Only a hunte1 or a chopper passes by My fate lS to stand here unt1l my age gets 'oo great to stand he storms Then I shall fall a broken monarch of the for take my place Suddenly someth1ng wet touched my face I opened my eyes to see my dog standlng over me HIS red tongue was dr1pp1ng w1th sweat for he had been chas ang a rabblt I suddenly reahzed that I had been asleep overcome by my mood and peaceful surroundlngs But I wonder how much of that day dream lb true9 Avls E Dow 37 A MIDSUNHVIER S NIGHT For the tenth tlme I tW1S' my achlng body 1nto a drfferent posltlon and throw back another qullt My sleep1ng gar ments cllng damply to my persplrmg body The hot darkness of my room seems to smother me No welcome breeze stlrs the l1mp curtalns by my open Wm dow and the drowsy hum of nlght 1nsects seems to add to the heat In vam I thmk of cool moss by shady sprmgs of cold Water 108 cream cones and snow storms I seem to be bo1l1ng 1n a pool of my own persp1rat1on Once more I turn over tellmg myself that I must forget the heat and go tO sleep By th1S tlme the sheet beneath me lS tw1sted 1nto a hard t1ght roll whlch gores my Slde In despa1r I l1e there con templatmg SU1C1d6 and thlflklllg other cheerful thoughts From the room below comes a sound There It 1S agaln the unmlstakable cry of a cat I remember now that I had forgotten to put the cat out Welcomxng any d1vers1on I scrambled out of bed Even the floor IS warm and St1Cky against my feet I make my Way down the stalrs and 1nto the 11v1ng room unaware of the danger lurkmg there I can see the blurred form of the cat on the Wmdow s1ll and I start towards her Weaving my way confidently between the farmlxar furn1tude And then lt happens' I have for gotten to replace the card table ln 1tS accustomed place after a card game earlx er 1n the even1ng and 1ts hard unyleld mg leg CO11ld8S w1th my unsuspectlng toe producmg a resouldlng crack Ah cruel Fate' The table goes over wrth a great crash The cat leaps from the wmdow s1ll Wlth a howl of terror and there I stand w1th sweat breakmg forth on my brow I am not a swearmg rran but the mental swearlng I do now vs nothlng short of art I slt down nurslng my toe ln somethlng very close to tears Flnally I get up and hobble over to the crouchlng cat I take her to the door There I grve the bewll dered creature a v1c1ous slmg 1nto the mght and slam the door The key H165 J ' J J 7 ' . ' 1 . y- v ' ' nr . ' - . . ' ' ' Y . A , ' S ' .Li - . . , . 7 . . . . I , ' . . , . . , . Af U L - . ' ' ' , - I . est, to make room for others who are to - - - 3! . , ' A ! r ' l - , ' . . v . y . Q . U . I ' . . . A , ' . , . . . . . THF BRELVE from the lock and onto the floor I get down on my hands and knees to hunt fo t Fmally after much groplng about I find It when I put by knee on lt Wlth a Slgh I lock the door and go mumbllng up the s axrs to my room I c1aw1 b tween the soggy sheets and after more twrstlng and turn1ng fall mto a troubled sleep only to dream of fiery dragons cannlbal dlnners and electuc chaus Malcolm Blodgett 38 BY A KNOCKOUT Lad1es and Gentlemen' the referees vo1ce rose above the murmur of th crowd The mam bout of the evemng IS about to begln In thls corner IS Slug ger Magee challenger for the heavy welght crown In the other corner 1S K1d Cardlgan The Wlnner of th1s iight 'w1ll next iight the heavywe1ght of the 'world came the announcers volce and heres your blow by blow announcer J1m Greeves Folks the men bounded out of the1r corners at the sound of the bell and they re c1rcl1ng war11y 1n the center of the rlng Slugger felnts w1th a left swmgs a wlcked right that connects Wlth the K1dS chxn Boy that rocked h1m on hlS feet' He recovers and swmgs h1s rlght at Sluggers Jaw Slugger ducks and sends a sxzzllng left to the Klds m1d sectlon That one hurt the K1d folks He lowers h1s guard and Slugger hammers h1s face 1n one two one two order The K1d comes back wlth a rlght to the head Theres the bell end1ng round one folks In the rest perxod Card1gans seconds apphed cold compresses to h1s face and revlved h1m Bong' Theres the bell for the second round 'The boys come out of thexr corners c1r cle for a few econds watchlng each other carefully and now folks they re trad1ng blows at close range Slugger heaves a t6II'1HC rlght at Cardlgan s chm' It lands' The K1d IS down on one knee Hes getting up folks but hes groggy He can hardly stand' H1s opponent wa ches h1m a second and then sends three rapld blows to the Klds unpro tected face Then a short r1ghtJab to Cardlgans Jaw Hes down folks' The KldS down' The crowd lS s1mply go1ng Wlld The referee IS countlng five SIX Bong' The K1d IS saved by the bell HIS seconds are worklng over h1m they ll have h1m around 1D a mlnute Hes s1t battered and one eye IS nearly shut Oh' Oh' Theres the bell for round th e tThe boys are slow1ng up but S'1.gge looks confident as he rushes out of h1 corner to meet h1s opponent He get tlng careless' Hes lowerlng h1 guard' He swlngs a r1ght whlch mlsses the K1d chln The K1d looks a httle better than he d1d last round folks Hes got h1s guard well up and looks as 1f he were go1ng to murder somebody He fernts wlth a feeble left and then suddenly lands a terrlfic rlght on Sluggers Jaw' 'Ihat set h1m back on h1s heels' Hes standmg there wlth a surprlsed look on h1s face' Hes swaymg on h1s feet' Hes swaylng on h1s feet Hes down' Flat on h1s back The referee 1S countxng but you cant hear hmm because the crowd IS 8 1 ' 1 ' ' U r i. ' , ' , ' ' H ! Y I ' . . A . Y . - , Q , V v r v . . . A . , . . , , . , ' Y 7 ' .T , ' . . I . V ' , - 4 ' v 1 - N ' H 7 ' ' ' e ' ' ' ' . . U . . ,, - ,. I . . L - 7 - ' -H , K ' , 1 ' . l . H K ' 7 ' ' . . 5 , ,, , . . . , . - There's the bell to start the round, ting up now. He 100145 bad. His face is Y ' y H Y , - ' ' ' , ' 1 , ' r c. .yy . V 4 Q I, lx - ',. , u l 74 - . 0 , , . . . . , . .F A. . 0 . ' 4 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' 4 ' :oy . , LJ . , , . ' I 7 3 ' K 7 ' ' . . - . A . , . . , ,, . A , , , , , . . , . . ' ' ' 3 ' . ' U ' ' , . . ,, . . , , . - IIII ELF! XI mak1ng so much 110156 The count 1S over' 'Ihe referee 1S hold1ng up the K1ds hand and 1S saymg somethmg to the crowd nobody knows what' Nobody cares' The Kld had made a startl1ng correback K1d Cardlgan has won by a knockout' Robert Campbell 38 THE OLD MXID AUNT One day 1n December when Joan came home from school ner rrother told her that Aunt Martha wanted ner to come over to her house for supper Th1S was a very strange request as Aunt Martha al most never 1nv1ted anyone to her house for a meal Joan lrked Jewelry but she dared not and low heeled shoes because her aunt d1d not approve of new fangled clothes tha g1rls wear now L1ke most grrls Joan llked Jewelry but nhe dared not wear any for she drdnt know whether her aunt would approve or not She could not lmaglne why Aunt Martha had asked her to supper All the way to her aunts house she kept thmkmg Wh t can she want of me? Why has she asked me to supper? The only tlung to c.o was Walt and see Aunt Martha met her at the door She was an elderly lady wlth pale blue eyes and wavy gray ha1r She k1SS6d her n1ece on the cheek and told he1 to come 1nto the house and get warrr wurle she put the supper on the table After they had ilmshed ,upper and had placed the d1Sh6S ln the Slnk they went 1nto the 1lV1Hg room ThlS was st1ange too because Aunt Martha left her d1rty dxshes after a meal But then Joan thought Aun Martha lsnt herself tOl11ght Sorreth1ng IS on her m1nd When they were eated beS1d6 the fire tl1e old lady began to tell a story It went as follows When 1 was a young g1rl I always wanted a strlng of pearls but they were very expenslve My father and mother d1d not have very much rroney and they had had to work very hard for what l1ttle they d1d have so they could not buy pearls for me All the other grrls of my age had them One day a very dear fr1end of my wearmg the most beaut1ful pearls that I had ever seen I spoke of how lovely they were many trmes Whlle sl1e was there 'Ihe day before she planned to leave she called rre 1nto her room She told me that she would g1V6 the pearls to me b L that when I was through wear1ng them I rrust g1VE them to my oldest daughter Now gomg to the desk took the g1rl had s1nce I have no daughter I a 1 glVC them to you She went to and from one of the drawers sue most beaut1ful pearls that the ever seen Joan d1d not know what to say She pu her arms around her Aunt Martha.: neck and Cfled for Joy When she could control herself she sa1d But Aunt Mar tha you arent through Wlth them yet Then the old lady told her that the pea1ls would look much better on a young grrls neck than on the neck of an old lady Madel1ne Babb1dge 33 '1 J 1 . .1 9 . 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FIII BIQFFXI SWIMMING Sw mmmg IS an excellent sport and ex erclse What IS there that uses more of your muscles and sklll I doubt lf there lS anythlng unless lt IS rowmg That 1S look1ng at It from an CXBYCISG po1nt of v1ew Now lets Just glance at It as a sport Many people both men and women enter races ln all parts of the world especlally 1n the Olympics The mam objects are to see how deep you can d1V9 111 how many dlfferent Ways you can d1ve how far you can swlm and how long you can stay 1n the Water Now thrnk for a moment wha you must look l1ke wh1le 1n the water arms and legs stretched to full capac1ty to get the most speed wxthout uslng all your breath and blowlng l1ke a whale A frog would look Just about the same 1f lt were a lrttle larger except for the d1fferent look 1n the eyes At least you hope your eyes dont look 11k those of a frog the early swxmmlng days a lady was very rude to go ln sW1m1ng unless she was dressed llke Mother Hubbard Now however they are not styhsh unless they look l1ke her cupboard' Does style have to get 1nto everythmg even the ught k1nd of exerc1se'P It may get there but there IS leally no need of t Another th1ng 1S rubber bathlng su1ts Why go 1n sw1n nung at all lf you dont want to get vset'P The exerclse you say? Well maybe but you can go rowmg wlthout puttmg on a bathmg suxt Manley Chuck Babson 38 IMAGINATION What IS worse than an 1mag1nat1on when one IS the least blt fr1ghtened'P Noth1ng perhaps lf one has experlenced Whlle I was Wfilldlllg my way home ward from a dance m1nd you no grass grew under my feet for I was hurry1ng rlght along my fee were not touchlng more than half of the humps and hollows of the old road At every step I took a new shadow or forrr showed 1ts grotesque figure I could see almost any k1nd of ammal lmagmable Upon drawlng near to the welrd ngure I would nnd It to be nothmg more than a rock or a clump of bushes or posslbly an old dead stump BY the roadsxde were dark threatenlng forms I'6SEIIlb11l1g men wa1t1ng for someone to approach but as I drew near to these I found that they were not dangerous at all and gu1lt1ly passed them only to find other horr1ble thlngs awa1t1ng me At last as I grew nearer and nearer to my home I heard a strange no1se 1n the bushes Wh1Ch I told myself was nothmg but a deer or some other anlmal that was harrnle s to everyne But th1s dldnt help a bit I was fnghtened and there was nothrng that I could do about lt Every lrttle wh1le I stopped and 11S t ned to see lf the creature was cornrn any nearer but alas when I stopped the H0186 stopped and when I started agaln I heard the 1mag1na1y deer snappmg twxgs The only thlng left to do was lun so run I d1d at east 11ed o run As started to run I put my hand 1n my pocket to keep my van1ty case and a few o her art cles from falhng out When I d1d tlns the noxse stopped and all was st1ll I was then I came to my senses 'Ine H0156 that had frghtened me was only the 1ns1de of my vanxty case whlch was loose Madlyn Black 38 I 1 1 r v 10 u , , 1 u . 5 7 . . 1 ' ' A- - it. 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IIII Tln1I!I A COLD MORNING IN WINTER IS so cold that you hate to move 'Ihe w1ndow gla s has so much frost on 1T that you cant see gut but then you don want to see out anyhow because 1tS much too cold 1ns1de to su1t you You suddenly feel very thankful when you thrnk how snug and warm you are 111 your own bed You begm to thxnk of many other thln s that you have to be thankful for You even sm1le to yourself but your bl1ssful d1eam1ng 1S rnterruptezl for suddenly someone calls from the foot of the sta1rs Cor c c get up' Break fast IS wa1t1ng Wlth a groan you tu n over You are fully awake now for you beg1n to wonder whether the car w1ll star or not May be you cant even get 1t out of the garage for rt was snorvrng last n ght when you went to bed After a few of these dl couragmg t1me the VOICE sounds a rf youd better hurry up or else You Jump out of bed sh ver1ng and start huntlng for your clothes At last you find most of them under the bed Just where you thew them the mght be o e By thlS t1me you are very cold You f1n1sh d esslng 1n a hurry and dash down the stlrs to wonder ful wonderful warmth After you have eaten break'ast you dress 1n the warmest clothes you have w1sh1ng that you had more and then go out to try to start the car only to find that you cant do It By the t1me you do get to school you Hnd that you re twenty mlnutes late and after you get a bawllng out from the teacher for be1ng late wou wonder why some people WlSh fo th1s t1mulat1ng cl1 mate whlch grves one so much pep Rlchard J Howard 37 THIS MODERN AGE Yesterday I Wlt xessed one of the most humorous 1nc1dents I ever expect to see I was wlth a group of my fr1ends and we were amusmg ourselves by strollmg along th busy wa erfront The flshmg fleet had a rxved the day before and the sa1lors were engaged 1n dolng the many thlngs that are necessavy before leavlng port agam But the th1ng that attracted our at ten ron most was an old sallor seated prepar1ng to mend h1s be carefully filled and Next he cut the des1red a0a1nst a p1l1ng dunga ees F1rst 1 ghted h1S p p length of thread and began h1S attempts to thread h1s needle He dampened h1s thumb and forefmger w1th h1S tongue and rolled the end of the thread between them to po1nt It Then he held the needle before h1S eye so that 1tS eye was 1llum1nated by the suns rays and made a noble att mpt strand became very obstlnate and the re ult was a knot Wh1Ch would have baffled any sa1lor Agam nd agaln he trred b t w1th no better result As t1me went bf h s te ID r ro e and l blew the smoke fron h1 old o' ck 'ici pp through h1S nostr1ls 1n a serxes of l1ttle clouds WhlCh remrnded me of s eamboat as 1t s1gnals before leawmg a dock Then one of my fr1ends who IS a horr economlcs student offered h1s servrces H deftly and qulcklv thveaded the neede whrle the old sa lor looked on amaz 4 A member of the younger generat1on hal pelfoured a task 1n a few seconds that h had been unable to do rn fifteen m1nute Donald Blodgett 37 J I P u' ll It ' V . 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S . . .- ' A ' - 9 i I , ,, 7 12 7111 111J'L!1 lgnvirg A SCENE FROM KENCHES MOUNTAIN As I tand on Kenches mountarn Engoymg the lovely VIEW I wlsh that I could plcture Th1s wondrous scene to you 'Ihe h11ls stretch away 1n the d1stance covered wlth new fallen snow And now and then a beautlful tree Or a fence and 1tS shadow show Down 1n the tree covered valley Nestles South Brooksvllle a town Wlfh the smoke cur11ng laz1ly upward From roofs of green yellow and brown And I standlng here on the mountaln In the hght of a beautlful day Feel all my school work and troubles Dorothy Dyer 40 THE SOPHOMORES The Sophomores ale a Jolly class For many a happy lad and lass Go to and from our school each day' Some l1ve near some far away From West Brooksv1lle we have but three They re Wa ren Howard and Mane And three we have who come from the Cape Though they h ve far to go they are seldom late From North Brooksx 11le w have Hve Who are very much ahve Are they late? Oh' very seldom Most of them rlde down Wlth Alton From Brooksvllle Corner we have but one Bernald Black we call h1m Bun No thought of tardmess enters h1s head Bun 1S here before we are out of bed Lxlhan Myrtle Clulon and Jeanne Thls makes our number exactly SlXte6ll In the southern part of the town they stay From the schoolhouse lt IS a short way Slxtecn Sophomores a Jolly class Well be Junxors next year 1f we pass L1ll1an Orcutt 39 TO AN ALUMNUS You won the valed1ctory And cllmbed the way to fame You left thls dear old hlgh school Anti made yourself a name I wonder lf you sklpped a class The day before tue game You never waste a moment On plpe dreams or on fun But when you were a Sophomole By thls w1ndow ln the sun Ill bet you. sat here dreammg Your algebra not done Your speeches are applauded As tops the country through Your vocabularys perfect Yet I doubt that you In th1s dear old d1ct1onary Searched out a vxord or two And now your zeal IS famous You ve never txme to rest You say that always worklng Is the secret of success Yet long ago you d tlme to carve Inltxals IH my desk' Myrtle Condon 39 1 11 I I , 11 f 41 1 4 4 1 1 . . 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' 1 7 . . , 1 . . , . , . 1 ' IK Yl 1 Y 1 1 1 TIIE BREEZE 13 Glluha :mir Gbrganizatinna 'EEE' TE 'TE STUDENT COUNCIL Front row Merle Tapley Malcolm Blodgett John Blake William Blake Back row Donald Blodgett Eunice Grlndle Avis Dow Clair Kennedy The constltutlon of the Brooksvllle Cooperatlve Assoclatlon was unanlmously adop ed by the student body last October and the school has been operating under 1ts government all the year The ofiicers are Presldent of the councll C1a1r Ken tary Av1s Dow treasurer Eumce Grlndle The members of the councxl one repre sentat1ve from each class are Semox rep resentatlve Donald Blodgett Junlor rep resentatlve Malcolm Blodgett Sophomore representatlve 'ohn Blake Freshman representatlve Wxlllam Blake All entertamments and extra-curncula act1v1t1es have been under the ausplces of the assoclatlon as well as the regular Wednesday assemblles Among the speak ers of thls season have been Dr Ph1l11p Gray former Representatlve Ray C Gray M1ss Paulme Charbonneau and Mr Har The advanced French class presented a one act play La Falm Est Un Grand In venteur and the Freshman class pre sented Never the less a short drama ln the assembly meetmg The puplls of the prlmary and grammar schools were guests at both performances ! , . nedyg vice-president, Merle Tapleyg secre- rison Lyseth. . - - H . - 7 7 ' . 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INF BHEI lla GLEE CLUB Frcnt row-Grace Ladd Klzzle Black Middle row Merle Orcutt Jeanne Soper Dorothy Dyer Phyllis Grey Myrtle Condon Back row Mrs Falrley Clair Kennedy Malcolm Blodgett Gordon Grey and Merle Tapley The first season of the Brooksvllle hlgh school G'ee Club has been a busy and ln terestlng one Its first pubhc appearance was at the Chrlstmas celebratlon to whlch parents and frlends were 1nv1ted Here they presented two groups of Chrlstmas carols The Glee Club also sang at the en tertalnrnent to ralse money for the Red Cross whlch was held at West Brooksvllle It appeared between the acts at the Junlor play and took part ln the program at the speaklng contest 1b1S sprlng The Glee Club 1S preparlng for a concert and ex pects to compete 1n the Bestocca Grace Ladd IS the llbrarmn and student con ductor ' 'E'li2' SCHOOL SONG Under the towerlng mountaln There are the students assembled Shlmmermg waters near by Under the orange and blue Brooksvllle our own Alma Mater Held ln a firm bond of fr1endsh1p L1es reath the bnght azure sky Whlch ever w1l1 hold us so true Merle Tapley 38 f T7 7 14 a 1 , l Z ' l ' Q , i I as I . 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I 5' 5 Y ! . , . . . 7 , . tbletlca BASKETBALL Baske ball was started thxs year W1th seven regular men Donald Blodgett we elected captaxn and Malcolm Blodgett manager The team was hlndered 1n havxng no place 1n whlch to practlce Once a week due to the kindness of Mr Kane prmcxpal of P nobscot hlgh school we were able to practxce at Penobscot The followlng IS a schedule of the games played Opponent BlOOkSVl11E Opponent Isle bcro Penobscot Cast1ne Wlnter Harbor Sedgwlck Deer Isle Castlne Penobscot Castrne Penobscot The last two games were played at the tournament 1n Castme W1th only three regular rren the team beat Castlne and lost the cup to P nobscot by only one polnt H B BASEBALL 1936 To start the season the members of the team elected John Bakeman captaln and Donald Blodgett manager The schedule whlch the team faced was the longest any team of Brooksvllle hlgh had had for many years We enjoyed a very successful season and by defeatlng B100 l1n 1n a closely contested game by the score 1 0 tled Stevens academy 101 the champ1onsh1p but lost the cup 1n the play o1T Scores for the season of 1936 Opponent Brooksvllle Opponent Stevens Academy Clark Hlgh Castlne H1gh Sedgwlck Hlgh Stevens Academy Brooklm Hlgh Clark H1gh 15 1nn1ngsJ Franklin Hlgh 2' Wlnter Harbor Non league games The season of 37 finds us wlth seven veterans back and the prospect of a suc cessful campalgn under a new coach Mr Faxrley At the annual baseball meetlng Manley Babson was elected captam and Donald Blodgett manager Another league has been formed and the schedule arranged The team also plans to play at the Bestocca 1937 Schedule Brooksville Castlne at Castln Sedgw1ck at home Penobscot at Penobscot Bluehlll at Castlne Castlne at home Sedgwlck at S9dgW1Ck Penobscot at home Deer Isle at home Opponent D C B 37 ' ' J 1' 1' ', 2' 15 f , e ' , 1 5 ' , ' 24 4 . . . J 1 . . 9 8 I ' ' 26 8 ' l 0 9 S ' 10 61 ' ' 10 7 - 28 23 ' ' ' ', ' 15 5 Brooklin 26 57 Brooklin High 1 0 ' 23 28 'F ' ' 14 3 ' 13 28 ' ' 3 13 ' ' 22 20 1: - , 28 9 1 ' ' 14 15 - 22 23 - Y , ' 28 27 - l ' 30 31 ' M. . ., aa. ' Thin ' ' e 22 2 12 3 THF BREEZE BASEBALL First row-John Bakeman Richard Howard Manley Babson Donald Blodgett Stand nv Bernard Black Wllllam Blake Frank Snow Basil Austin Earle Gray Warren Gray Robert Howard Merle Tapley Donald Howard Howard Bladen Www llll llll BASKETBALL Front row Manley Babson Earle Gray, Donald Blodgett John Bakeman Malcolm Blod gett, Frank Snow Back row Donald Howard, Wxlllam Blake, John Blake Robert Howard J 4 I l ' , i D- . ' . . , , , , , - Y, , , ,V if , Y D . - y , y - i ' , l THE BRI FII' tk -i GIRLS BASKETBALL Front row Merle Orcutt Lillian Orcutt Myrtle Ccndon Back row Coach Miss Hu newell Lura Austin Phyllis Grey Klzzle Black Dorothy Dyer Grace Ladd Coach Mrs Falrley Early 1n the autumn the glrls met wlth Mrss Hunnewell and Mrs Falrley to or gan1ze a basketball squad Practlce was earned on wrth the help of Mrs Rlchard Condon Mxss Harnet Condon and Mr Lu ther Herrlck all ot whom gave generously of thelr tlme and the use of thelr cars I0 take the squad to Penobscot for practlce Only two games were played thlS year one wlth Penobscot nd one Wlth Brooklln but the squad looks forward to a fuller and rrore uccessful season next year Merle Orcu t was captam of the team and Lura Austln the manager Squad members were Lrllran Orcutt Myrtle Condon Grace Ladd Madlyn Black KIZZIB Black and Dorothy Dyer Glass Mews CLASS OF 1937 'Ihe class of 1937 entered h1gh school 111 the fall of 1933 There were eleven stu dents rn the class-John Bakeman Bernez Black Beulah Black Donald Blod ett Avls Dow Phylhs Gray Eumce Grmdle Rlch ard Howard Clan' Kennedy Merle Or cutt and James Seger For two Weeks everythmg went smoothly for the upper classmen and rather rough ly wrth the Freshn en Paddles wlelded by experts where they do the most good gav the newcomers son e rdea of what was to come At the end of the two weeks Fresh man Receptlon was held The class has emoyed many 3CtlVltle among them plays an entertalnment 1n honor of Mothers Day and others Dur mg the Wlnter term of 1935, James Seger had to leave school, thus 1eav1ng the clas.. . 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H 1 ' a - 18 IIII LIU I fl a total of ten members Class omcers are Manley Babson secretary treasurer Made as follows Presrdent John Bakeman lrne Babbrdge v1ce presrdent Rrchard Howard secretary treasurer Beulah Black CLASS OF 1938 When school opened rn September 1934 fifteen fre hmen appeared at B H S green as grass and feelrng pretty frrsky 'Ihey contmued to be green for some trme but the frrskrness was soon taken out of them About two weeks later the annual Freshman Receptron was held at For esters Hall The tudents were Madelrne Babbrdge Manley Babson Madlyn Black Malcolm Blodgett Robert Campbell Ervrn Esterbrooks Beulah Fowler Earle Gray Laura Howard All n Lymburner Gladys Stevens Merle Tapley Myrtle Tapley Wrl l am Stevens and Rachel Wessel Beulah Fowler went to B H S only a ard stopped gorng to thrs school but an other member was dded to the class B n Jamrn Levandowskr In the late sprrng of 1936 both Wrllram Stevens and Benjamrn Levandowskr went to Southwest Harbor to work When school started rn the fall of 1936 two more were mrssrng These were Rachel Wessel who was attendrng school rn Bangor and Ervrn Esterbrooks who was gorng to hrgh school rn Massachusetts Later rn the fall Gladys Stevens Jorned her famrly at Southwest Harbor leavrng nrne students rn the class of 1938 '1'h1s class has sponsored several ocral events among them a three act play Chrntz Cottage grven durrng the wrnte of 1937 The class officers are as follows Presr dent Malcolm Blodgett vrce presrdent CLASS OF 1939 The class of 1939 entered the hrgh school rn September 193s wrth nrneteen stu dents Lura Austrn Marre Babbrdge Olrver Bakeman Bernard Black Howard Bladen John Blake Myrtle Condon Alton Dow Frederrck Dyer Warren Gray Verna Gray Donald Howard Robert Howard Jean Lymburner Franklrn Nutter Clrfton Or cutt Lrllran Orcutt Frank Snow and Jeanne Soper 'Ihe first event of any rmportanc was the Freshman Receptron Whrch furnrshed plenty of amusement for tne upper class men Before the year was over Franklrn Nutter left us Durrng the begrnnrng of the followrng year the Sophomores took rt upon them selves to rnrtrate the Freshmen Drd they succeed'P Well ask the Freshmen' School ran smoothly for awhrle Verna Gray left for Camden where tended hrgh school Later ln the Olrver Bakeman left school thus leavrn the cla s wrtn srxteen students Class offrcers Presrdent Myrtle Con don vrce presrdent John Blake ecretary Marre Babbrdge treasurer Robert Howard Then he at season CLASS OF 1940 The class of 1940 consrstrng of thrrteen students entered hrgh school last fall Therr names are Beulah Grrndle Doro thy Dyer Grace Ladd Lrllran Stevens Krz zre Black Wrllram Blake James Reynolds Basrl Austrn Wrllrarn Austrn Roger Peas r 1 1 3 1 1 r 1 , U D 9 1 D . 3 - , - : , 3 ' ' . ' , 3 ' ,-,,.li.-. , . -,-i,-l..... 5 7 '- 1 1 i Y ' N . . . , 4 ' , , . . 4 ' . y . , , , , 1 1 7 - ' . - 1 . ' V 1 I . S ' ' . . 0 ., ! ! 1 1 1 ' V y 1 , 31 , ' ! ' Y 9 1 1 - ' i . . . 1 1 V A - short time. In the fall of 1935 Laura How- ' . Y - . , I ' 1: , S - ' . - . C ' . , , y . . .' - ' rr . , L, ' 1 S . , . ' 1 ' . Y . ' - .,' . U - ' 1 1 v 'J f , ' - - 3 , - 3 Y , , . 1 Q , . . . 'ff 7 I - Y Y ' ,A . ,, . . . l . , . - , - - , ' 7 ' Y l - I ' 1 1 1 1 - K . 2 - C ' 1 A ' 1 ' THF BHP! II ley Orvllle Sanborn Gordon Gray and Ray Gray They hadnt been 1D school long before they were thoroughly 1n1t1ated by the Sophomore class Dur1ng the wlnter term Ray Gray left school One mormng du1'ng the sprlng the class presented the play Nevertheless It was enJoyed by the upper classmen teachers and nembers of the grade school across the road The class oflicers are Presldent W1ll1am Blake v1ce presldent Bas1lAust1n secre tary Grace Ladd treasurer Beulah Gundle Merle Tapley Class Edltor School alenbam 'k 'E 'E Sept 14-School opened wlth three new teachers Mr and Mrs Falrley and M1ss Rena Hunnewell Sept 18 Organlzetl boys and glrls bas ketball today Sept 25 Freshman Receptxon Oc' 5 State pohce called out the school to help search for Mrs Margaret Gray Oct 29 Hooray' Teachers conventlon' Nov 6-Flrst basketball game of the year at Islesboro What a score' Nov 9 Try outs for Jun1or play Nov 9 Boys basketball team defeated Penobscot 28 23 Nov 17 The Bluehlll llbrarlan lectured this afternoon on the care and repalr of books Boys played Brooklln Nov 20 Purchased radlo Dec 11 Jun1or and Semor GIIIS Home Economlcs class entertalned Mr and Mrs Falrley at a dlnner this evenlng Dec 16 Boys lost to Castme Dec 18 Chrlstmas tree and exerclses this afternoon Refreshments served by teachers Two weeks vacatlon Jan 4 Frrst case of mumps Jan 6 Mr Ray Gray spoke to us 111 as sembly Jan 12 A French play was given by the advanced class ln French ln assembly today Jan 27 Phew' Mld year exams' Cottage at Forlesters Hall tonlght Feb 5 Boys played Wmter Harbor Feb 9 Boys defeated S6dgW1Ck at Penob scot Feb 12 M1ss Charbonneau showed movles on tuberculosls th1s afternoon Feb 15 Everywhere there IS the sound of scratchmg pens Essays ln Jun1or and Engllsh Buslness edltors of The Breeze gettmg ads today Senlor Fe 15 star Feb Feb Feb Boys defeated Deer Isle Boys lost to Castlne Hurray for George Washlngton' school March 1-Short storles ln Jun1or and Sen 1or Engllsh z I JZ C 19 Q . 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NO . 20 THE BREEZE March 3 Glrls lost to Brooklxn March 4-Boys lost to Penobscot by one polnt March 9 Another v1ctory over the Deer Isle boys March 13 Tournament at Castme Wrth only three regular men boys defeated Castlne and lost the cup to Penobscot by one basket March 22 School reopened after two weeks vacatxon March 22 It IS sprmg and the fancy of the boys hghtly turn to thoughts of baseball Meetlng today Aprrl 1 Dress rehearsal tonlght of Semor play Apr1l 3 Aunt Sarnanthy Rules the Roost was a success Apr1l 15 Speakmg contest was held to select representatrve to go to Ellsworth ln the State Speakrng Contest Aprrl 20 Mr Harr1son Lyseth v1s1ted the school today Mrs Llmeburner was present also H B okzs Found 1n an exarnlnatlon paper corporatlon 1S a lot of companles organ 1Z6d under one dame LOST AND FOUND At a basketball game Eunlce Grmdle had been cheermg lustlly for the home team Dear me' I seem to have lost my vo1ce for the moment she remarked to her nelghbor Dont worry was the reply Youll find lt 1n my left ear Mother Well John were you brave at the dentlst s'J John Bakeman Yes mother Mother Well here s the Hfty cents I promlsed you Now tell me what d1d he do? Jonn He pulled two of Auntxe s teeth WHAT ELSE9 Frank Snow A half pmt of chocolate ICE cream please Soda Clerk Want to eat lt here or take It wlth you? Frank Snow Both AW GEE' Mr Fa1rly What are you crymg for John'P John Blake Mr Fa1rly well John Blake saw hlm fall but I d1dnt Dad fell down staxrs D011 t take on so He ll get Tl at 1snt rt my srster Earle Gray was s ngrng a song about a Pretty Nulse It s a sorg Earle repl ed Then why dcn you sn g 1t'P askfd Ma 11 y Ol-I YEAH' Mrs Falrley Now DICK up ll Ioor and you may be drsrnssed THE RISING GENIUS Rlchard Howard s mothe1 My son has many or1g1nal ldeas dont you tfh1l'1k'7 Mrs Fa1rly Yes especlally 111 spell mg ' 1 . . H rv , . . y , D . . . , . 7 M. . ., 38. . . . D UA l - ' . KA ' . . , ' 4 Y Y! . U 4: 1: as ' U , U ' . H 1 Y - - sv , . ' - . KK I-s ' 5 ' ' H ' ' Y YY ' nk wk ak , . ' . u 1 11 is V. ' 1 ' 3 ' .. n ss v ' ' vs U I ,, . . ! .r 1 s 'What's that?' asked Manley Babson. . 1 H - q ' Q U y , ' , e . , I . 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' ' n ' . u - ' - . . . , . 6- H ' H THE' BRFEYF HON NICE' VILLAIN' I have summoned you hele Clair sard Clan s urls old uncle because I am go 1 o r ake my w1ll I thlnk I mll leave you Yes prompted Llalr eagelly Pretty soo1 A BIT DIFFICULT tollowmg s ntence was glven 1n Jmnor and Senlox Er gllsh The dust rlses ln rlouus while rldl g at full Gallop ISNT THAT SILLY9 AVIS Dow twatchmg a pole vaulterl Thmk how much hlgher he could go lf he dldnt carry that stlck' OH IT WAS TERRIBLE ' ' Beulah Black I had a terrlble dream last n1ght I dreamed that the anlmal my fur neckplece came from was golng to tear me apart Madellne Babbrdge Dont tell m youre afraid of rabblts LOGIC IS LOGIC Manley Babson fJOklDgl How much are your four dollar shoes'P Smart Salesman Two dollars a foot SO THAT WAS IT' Rlchard Howard I cant eat thls soup Walter Sorry s1r Ill call the man ager Rxchard Mr Manager I cant eat thls soup Manager Ill call the chef Richard Mr Chef I cant eat thls soup Chef What s wrong w1th 1t'J Rlchard Nothlng I havent got a spoon Mr Falrly fat the close of schooll As soon as the bell rmgs you may pass out quxetly WELL HE ASKED FOR IT' They were slttlng 1n the swing ln the moonhght No word broke the strllness for half an hour unt1l Suppose you had money Mane sand What would you do? Allen threw out h1s chest 1n all the glory of young manhood I d travel He felt her warm young hand slxde 1nto h1s When he looked up she had gone and in his hand was a mckel' YOUSE IS A VIPER' Merle Tapley My plcture was in all Robert Howard How much reward do they offer? HOW ROMANTIC ' I understand sald Beulah Grindle that you are havmg small congrega t1ons at your church Is that so'P Yes answered Mane so small that every tlme the preacher says Dearly Be loved you feel as lf you had recelved a proposal WHAT COULD BE SIMPLER9 Auto Salesman Thxs IS the radxator and th1s IS the fan Llllxan Orcutt Oh' Then lts an all season car PERHAPS SHE CAN WORK UP Farmer Come on Ill show you how to mxlk a cow Avrs Perhaps Id better start on a. calf J I I T7 K' . . ,, w . . ,. . ' : .' ' .' 1 1' A1 - U . , .. -, , ' 1 ir gr t .1 . . ' . . ' . ' - W 4: a as ll u w ' . 1 9 1 ' .l . ., rx ' ' ' ' ' :r ' , ' ' It H ' ' The ' ' .e ' ' ' . . . , . H , . I Q. I . ' . H . ' . I ' ' 'v H I . , , ll 5 . X ak gk H 7 U 1 a . . I ' . S S it ' 1 ' S! . ll ' y . . I . .. - the home-town papers last week. . il f , H . . ,, z a a ' ' Z ll Y. e . , - . ,, u u - . , 9 Y ae ar as H ' - ' !! . . ' H H H ' KK . 1 I n ' 4 .. . 44 n 7' ' ' . . I ar ae as . 8 S 8 ' . 45 7 ' Y! ' . rl ' . r , 45 ' - ' ' 1 r ' - ,, . . ,, ' . sl v - - - l H . , - - y . . ' '7 YI Z I. , .,, ,,, , , ' . U l ' , 'Y . u r . H 7 ' ' U ' H ' . ll ' 1 ' . ra r YY ii IIII LLIIXT John Bakeman When I arr1ved 111 Brooksvllle I d1dnt have a cent 1n my pockets In fact I d1dnt even have any pockets Donald Blodgett How on earth dld that happen'9 John Oh I was born here H B SCHOOL ALPHABET 1S for Av1s whos full of good chee1 IS for Babson Our IS for Campbell Of Class 38 1S for Donald Who seldom lS late Eunlce catcher th1s yea1 IS for 15 for Frank Who IS nobodys fool IS for Ga1vy Wh1ch IS Wa1lC11b n1ck name lb for Howard Who ll Wlll p1tch1ng fame IS for Industry Too bad we ve not mo1e IS for John Blake A11 artlst for su1e IS for Kennedy Of course you know Cla11 lb for Lymbu1ner Who hasnt a C316 lb for Malcolm our edltor of Jokes IS for numbskull Wh1ch descr1bes lots of folks 1S for Orcutts There are three all togethe1 P IS for Phylhs Whos here ln all weather Q IS for queer Wh1ch stands for us all IS for Robert Who plays basketball for the Sen1ors Who w1ll graduate IS for Tapley Of Class 38 1S the letter Wh1ch starts UlldClL21kC for the Vlctory We all hope to make W fOl the Wxnter We Just have passed tlnough X fo1 X pectmg Thmgs we w1ll do Y lS for Youth A Jewel so br1ght IS for Zeal Wh1ch w1ll Wlll us the fight Manley Babson Walren GRav Flank SnOw R0be1t Howard Cla11 Kennedy John S Blake AVIS Dow Eunice G11ndle MaLcolm Blodgett Beul-ah Black Ma11E Bxbbxdge Donald Hovwnd Wlllllm Blake Beulah G11ndle Rlohald Hovta1d W1l11am AuSt1n Berna1d BlaCk PHyll1s G1ay Alt0n Dow DOIOLIIY Dyel My1tLe Tapley Melle Tapley Class Edltol 22 J ' ' J CZ J . , ' ' R ' , .I U . S . i : 11 y .lf T' 7 -M. . ., '38. ' . .-1l.l-T U ' V . A . .y Q C ' ' ' . D , 1 . . t . . Z . , Who drives to our school. By Merle Tapley, Class Editor. F I y is Pk rl' G ' ' . ' H .1 y . C. I . Y .1 . J ' , - K - , U 2 ' . L .i . , l 1 ,L ' M '. y ' ' r - N ' , , O ' , 1 v ' 'IIII Imlzllfl 1921 Ha111et Condon postmxstless ln South Brooksv11le Ellzabeth Herr1ck 1L1ncolnu Houlton Flolenc Sanborn Brooksvllle Vlva Wardwell lBartonv L1l1CO1l1Vl116 Ph111p Cotton l1v1ng 1n Wakefield Mass RlC11Zlld Condon llvlng 111 South Brooks vrlle 1922 Horace Wfudwell storekeeper ln Sargent v11le Perry Smlth yachtlng Stanley Farnham lrvmg 111 West Brooks vllle Shnley Condon nursmg 111 Boston Thelma Nlchols teachmg ln Dover Fox croft Velma Hawes fT1pley1 West Brooksvxlle Ethel Hawes deceased Iestel Gray yachtmg 1923 Veznr G1 xy 4Pt,1klI1HP Manchester Mus Myrl 1511151111101 WOlk1llg 111 Brlstol Conn Emexv Ile 11ck BlOOkbV1l16 Cllfton Hale llylng 1n Penobscot 1924 Hazel Cotton 1W1111dmbOHl 1lVlIlf3 Wakefield Mass Abby Smlth 1Grayv Bar Harbor Florence Pe1k1ns1McVayl Pawtucket R I 1925 Ellzabeth Black 4Condonr Dorchester Mass Hattle Sanborn lCous1nsv Sed wick Charles Nlchols teachmg 111 Harborsrde Ellumm 1926 Lucy Blake 4VennoJ llvlng 1n New York Mrldred Grlndle lWh1tel l1v1ng 1n Penob scot Mar1e Perk1ns worklng ln Franungham Mass Chester Sanborn lrvmg ln Brooksv1l1e Malcolm Gray llvrng mn Harborslde Ollver Counce llvrng ID Camden 1927 Isabelle Gundle lCondonb South Brooks v1lle Lloyd Grmdle South Blooksvllle Jenn1e Perkrns workxng ln Framlngham Mass Samuel Farnham worklng rn Rhode Island Katherrne Gray 1Gr1ndler teachlng North Brooksvllle Eugene Bates 1lVlI1g ln South Brooksvrlle 1928 a Elmer Hopkms WHHFFISI nursm 111 Massa ehusetts Loulse Gundle teachxng school ln Cape Rosler 1930 Gerald Gray yachtlng Iva Orcutt fBowdenJ 1lV111g rn South B100kSVl116 Barbara Condon 1Bowdenv 11v ng B100kSV1110 1931 E a H ward flr wha 11VlflL, ln Ca e Rosxer Arlene Smith fLrhJ ' 1lV1lSl11 If vl v 41 1 p tv lvr qv Q-N 1 1 1 1 I -'V I 5 . , h ' - Q v ' Q 1 I I ' I . ' . . 1 ' - 5 .' 1 , ' , . ' .. ' ' ' - - X ' ' , ' in J 44 - 'K 1 D V. Marion Harris. nursing in Bluehill hospi- t 1. 1 1 ,i , 1. ' if V . K I. .y 2L.l.A -, K - H, - Y - ' L . .L - 4 . ,.' . . ' ', .' ' - ', ' ' ' , ' ' - in - , ' v ' Y .I , ' ' ' ' ' ' C , , . . , ' 1 ' in I 3 3 11 0 ' wa, . ' ' ' D . . . U . , . D . . ' . ' ' ' . . 2. ffl . ' 1 ' I .'1.'.' IIII B Ellzabeth Wardwell teachrng rn North Bluehrll Laura Ladd tBatesJ lrvrng rn Brooksvrlle Ruth Campbell iGrayJ lrvrng rn Sedgwrck Cue ter Wescott stearnboatrng rn Rhode Island Edward Tapley lrvrng rn West Brooksvrlle Herbert Dorety lrvrng rn West Brooksvrlle 1932 Jcssre Perkrns tRedmanJ lrvrng rn Har borsrde Marguerrte Farnham tNoesellJ lrvrng rn New York Mary Farnham CGrayJ lrvrng rn Harbo srde 1933 Joyce Tapley iGrayJ lrvrng rn Brewer James Smrth teachrng rn Brooksvrlle Dorrs Black trarnrng rn Waltham Hos prtal Waltham Mass MarJor1e Wescott workrne rn Brooklrn Lorarne Rupert l1v1ng rn New York Vrrgrnra Black secretary rn Boston 1934 Phyllrs Campbell trarnrng rn Patterson General hosprtal N J Barbara Blake 1Br1dgesl lrvrng rn South Brooksvrlle Susan Fowler deceased Murray Sanborn lrvrng rn Brooksvrlle Thornton Gray yachtrng Pobert Jenson workrng on the Great Lakes Russell Flagg lrvrng rn North Brooksvrlle Earl Orcutt lrvrng rn South Brooksvrlle 1935 Natalre Howard workrng rn South Brooks vrlle Lyman Tapley Workmg rn Massachusetts Stanley Wescott workrng rn Connectrcut RELZE Carroll Gray workrng rn South Brooks vrlle Irene Babson attendrng Castrne normal school Nason Brllrngs yachtrng on the Great Lakes Helen Gray trarnrng lll the Deaconess Hosprtal Boston M1llard Gray rn the Navy rn Rhode Island Emrl Belrty workrng on the Great Lakes Edmund Ladd attendrng Coburn Classr cal Instrtute Watervrlle 1936 Vrrgmra Babson telephone operator West Brookhvrlle Grlbert Bladen lrvrng rn West Brooks vrlle Vrrgrnra Campbell workrng rn East Mrlton Mass Earle Condon yachtrng on the Great Lakes of Marne Roland Dorety workrng rn Florrda Charlene Gray lrvrng rn West Brooknvrl'e Lyman Gray lrvrng rn West Sedgwrck Lewrs Nlltter workrng rn Boston EXCHANGES We hope to make the followrng ex changes thrs year The Irrs Penobscot Hrgh The Comet Sedgvuck Hrgh 'Ihe The Argonaut Islesboro Hrgh 'Ihe Petit Menan Steuben Hrgh The Jester Ellsworth Hrgh The Islander Bar Harbor Hrgh We greater frrendshrp between schools 1S formed We have found the papers to be rnstructrve as well as rnterestrng Avrs Dow 37 Sedan Hampden Academy feel that by exchangrng paper a 24 rv ,J 17 4, S y . . , , , . . , . . . - Y . .- , ' . . . , I l ' , in Y L- , , - . , ' 1 , . . . . - , , . . ' ' . I . James Condon, attending the University 2 u ' , 7 ' . . . , ' . N. ' ' ' ' , I . 7 y 4 7 ' . . , J ' , 1 u , . 1 ' . A , - . . Y . , l . - , . IIIF BRI Ill H W WARDWELL JED PRCUTY TAVERN GENERAL MERCHANDISE Sargentvllle Ma1ne H R GOOGINS Bucksport Mame MACLEOD HAMILTON 81 CO CHEVROLET PONTIAC BUICK Authorlzed Sales and Servlce Telephone 444 Water St Ellsworth PIPER S GARAGE Telephone 19 B1ueh111 Mame HOOPER S GARAGE FORD SALES and SERVICE Telephone 55 Castlne Mame Comphments of MANAGER OF A 8. P Bluehxll Maine Comphments of HANCOCK COUNTY H C PHILBROOK CREAMERY Castme Mama ICE CREAM FRESH CREAM WHOLESALE I VHW1 Il! IHHIIHIIHII IH H W V H HHN H H H HIIHIH INN IU HIV N N IHHIII HH N NI N UHII1 ll Mllilll . , u' J ' I I Il IIIIIIIHIlllNIllI!IIIIHIIYIIIlllllllIIKIHKWIIHKHIIIN 1 X I U 7 O I E ' E - , . E 9 E . , . , . - K E E f E I . O E ' , ' 1 E 3 Tel. 286 Ellsworth, Mame I 0 bg 1 E ' -' 1' '51 T I.. 'S 'E X . 1' WV'IIUi'1 UV'UII HH ': J III LREI XE Comphments of ROY WHITNEY S MOORE S DRUG STORF Surry Mame Ellsworth Mame A B MACOMBER J J NEWBERRY GO CONFECTIONERY 'IHE POPULAR 5 AND 10 and SMOKER S SUPPLIES Ellsworth Mame Castme Mame THE LUNLH BOX HARRIET HALL BRIDGES Prop With Mllllons of Frxends Penobscot Mame Lobsters Chicken and Steak Lunches and Ice Cream Ellsworth Mame T 18 12 GEORGE W AREY HORACE L GOULD PLUMBING AND HEATING Bucksport Mame Bucksport Mame Te 193 3 I l Il lll lllll I Illlllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllll lll lllll llllll llllll Ill! l ll llllllllll ll Illllllll llll ll! Illlllll I I I l l lil lil I l l lllllllll llllllll l Illlllllll . 1 v 1 vp Y f 26 I L y 1 ' llllllllllllIlIIlIllllIlll'HllIllIllllllllllllllll HI mm I mlmllmllulmll ml IlllllllllllllIlHllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllLlllllllllllllll mm lu su HIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 4 E . 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H l Hllll HHH llll' lllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllll E 0 0 E , , E E Y Yllla BHP I XL Best Wishes of H C Austln 8: Co Inc LADIES SOCIAL Ellsworth Ma1ne Bluehlll Ma1ne FURNITURE UNDERTAKING DR C C KNoWLToN DMST Ellsworth Ma1ne X RAY DIAGNOSIS Ellsworth Mame T 57 2 Te 57 12 Om'1r W Tapley Pres Paul D Tapley Sec LEON F SYLVESTER South Bluehlll Malne 0 W GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS Tapley Bulldlng 69 Mam St Ellsworth Malne Confectionery and Ice Cream Gulf Gas and 011 T6 98 3 Lowest Rates Tel Omce 14 Resndence 144 Prompt Settlements Correspondence S0llClt8d MERRILL at HINCKLEY N B HUOPER FUNERAL DIRECTOR ALMOST EVERYTHING Local and Suburban Service Bluehlll Ma1ne C3.St',1I16 Maine 1 HH I VHIHIHI Vlllllllllllllllllll VI ll IIIHU Ill HHN ll HHIIHIHIPININNH WV IIIIIIHIIHIIIIIHIII I4IIKHIIIIHIIHlllllllllllllllllll UI HIIHIIIIIHHII Hlll l V llllllllllllli NW lllllllllll I' ' I J Z 27 llllllllll Il Ml IllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHHlllllllllIIIIUHIIIIIIHIlllllllIIIIIIIIII!IIIlIlIllllllllllllllllllllllllhl mul mnuulllxlmlululululllllllxlululmm:ummmnumm:m.umlnml . 2 9 0 0 1, 0 E ' E E . , . . 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IIIF IJRFEIF Compl1ments of REAL S JEWELRY STORE Ellsworth Mame We buy o d gold Freclerxck S Wardwell Flre, Llfe and Automoblle Insurance Castme Malne RANDALUS DRY GOODS STORE 15 17 Mam Street Belfast Mame ELMER TE ROWE CO NC M8111 St Ellsworth Me Tel 300 OLDSMOBILE and G M C TRUCKS GULF STATION Accessories Storage Armstrong Tlres I llll I IIlllllllIlilIllllllllllllllllllllll HH IIHUIV HH M 1 H1 Ill llllll lllllbl II H HH IH Illllllll H C PAGE GENERAL HARDWARE Bucksport Malne Comp11ments of BISHOP S EXPRESS Bucksport Malne HOWARD L T IBBETT S Men's and Boys Clothmg and Furnishings Belfast Malne WARDWELL S SANITARY MARKET Groceries Meats and Fnsh Tel 44 Castme Mame : N ' 1 v x f lb J J I J IlllllillIlII4IHlHIHH'!IWllWIlllllNIIHHIHNNllIHNHIIHNNWH1llHI!HHH1HiHHIINNHWNHIINlNKHIIIYHIIHI1IHHHHHHHIHNIIIIHIDHHIHIIVHINIIIHIINHIWH HKIHIVUHIIHNI HHHH H I1IIWIIKIIHIIHIUIWIU IHHIHIHHIKIIHIK E a 0 E 1 - E . 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SONS Manufacturers of FRANKFURTS COOKED 'WIEATS PORK PRODUCTS 45 47 Plckerlng Square Bangol Mame I1lllllllHHIHIIHIHIHIHIIIHIlllllllllllllllllllllHHHlllllllllllllllllllllllllI I1KIIKIIIIIVIlllllllllllwlllllll llllllll 1 l l lllllill H1 ll H1 l ll ll 1111 1 , -1 1 30 1 ' 1 D llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllHllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlIllllllllllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 1 ll 111 IIllll'llllllll'll'- 11n,'1.11lm11 H1 ll llillillll 1 ll 1111 1 11 -151 ' Il . . E o ,A 7 Z 2 . . 5 I ' . E A E U I .L E 1 1 E ' E K 2 1 o o E 2 A. - -1 , 5 ' E ' N I 0 5 4 Y 5 o o - LI k ' I E v ' 1 v E 3 3 5 1' lj!!! 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