Brooksville High School - Breeze Yearbook (Brooksville, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1938 volume:

The Breeze B 14 Il I-IghSh 1 Erhrrntrnn 'IL IHIA STLDI1Nl y OE BROOKSXIILIL HIGH SCHOOI RFSPECIILIIY DI DIL XTE THIS 'llll SIWFYTEILNTH ISSLIH OF flll BRELTI- IU MRS IUCI Nl IXNIBI RBI In MR HOBXRI' ' Hxl ND JK ' ll P X X 0 XS WH Nl HI Rs UI' 'Illl' SCHOOI L0Yl'N1llll'IL Ol BROOKS NIILI HXVI Bl-I-N Rl bPON5lBlI IOR b0'N1UlH IMPRUWPNII NT IIN OLR EDLC XFION XI OI' PURTUNITIES . . mn -1 .xx 1 . in ,1 mu 3 vu , . 2. - THE BREEZE Pubhshed by the Stud nts of B ooksvxlle Hlgh School SOUTH BOOKSVILLE MAINE JUNE 1938 7-vnu 'if' EDITORIAL BOARD Manley Babson John Blake Malcolm B odgctt Merle Taplex Altcn Dow Frank Snow Madeline Babbloge EDITORIAL VOTE OF THANKS In behalf of the studf nt body of Brooks v1lle Hlgh School I W1 h to ext nd my heartlest thanks to the townspeople helped to make poss1ble the lmproved edu catlonal fac111t1es at B H S durmg the past tJvo years PURCHASE OF' BUILDING D1d you ever note the dlfferent attltudes whlch one has toward somethlng 1n whxch he has no personal mterest and someth nf' whlch he can look at wlth the pxoud eye of ownersh1p'P Thls cllffcrence of attitudes lb espvclally notlceable slnce the purchase by the town of the school blllldlll Floors are neater the yarc, lb heater and the generll aspect toward kecpmp xt neat IS so ch lneed for the bettel as to be hardly recognzaole Instead of feellno that the buxldlr-g be longed to someone else and tl'.1t lr was lmply a place to go to school the students the school Even the school wolk shows a mwrked lmprovement as lf eve yr-ue were studymff harder to show hs appreclatlon of h1s parents and fuends 41 if 44 BEAUTIFYING OF GROUNDS Alone vuth the new f99llll0' toward the clool bulldmg there IS much d1bCl.1SS101l abdut the D0'S1bl1lt18S of 1Il'1DI'OV6I11E1lf,S in the future and the beautlfymg of the whole school 111 enelal A short tlme affo we were honored by a V1Slt from Mr Nuttlng a landscape gard ener from the U of M He gave us some new 1deas and plans for the beautlfymg '. - e 1' ' ' - ' 4 , 1 t l - , I V B - . . . - ' ' ', 'S e ', ., l- ', ' ' ' ' . 1' 'o ' , , teachers and any others who have now have a strong personal mterest in K . . 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THE SENIOR CLASS Malcolm Blodgett Merle Tapley Manley Babson Myrtle Tapley Allen Lynburner Madeline Babbldge Robert Campbell Earle Gray of the Grounds around the school burld rngs In accordance wrth these rdeas trees have been planted grass plots made a new fenc put up and plans are rn progress to burld a parkrng space and plant a hedge Thrs has been due partrally to the hard work and cooperatron of the teach ers and some frrends of the school and partrally to the Interest and enthuslasm of the students MOVIE MAL,HINE V1 ual rnstructron rs the latest fhrn the schools of Amerrca Movrng prctures to rllust atc drflicult pornts rn scrence Eng lrsh hr tory anl manv other subjects are more and more replacrng and ardrng the older methods or rnstructron rn classes Brooksvrlle Hrgh School 1S now as well equrpped rn thrs 'ew field as any or the larger schools and better equrpped than rr ost of the smaller ones Sound prctures are partrcularly helpful rn denronstratrng some method or process whrch IS dliflcult to learn from thc text Along wrth the educatronal opportunr tres oflered by the new machlr e rs the chance of amusement for the students and the publrc The opnortunrty has also been taken for the school to n ake 'nancy by showma prctures to tle publrc rn +he 1 vmnasrum SUCCLSS OF GYM Perhaps the 1 reatest rmprovement Whrch has been brought about at B H S dur mg the past two years rs the completron of the new gym The rmprovement rn the basketball team rs one result of havmg th1s burldrn The students now have a place rn which to practlce athletrcs ard dramat cs and to grve partres movres and other events to rarse money for the school Thrs too has helped lll the change of spr rt xx h1ch has come aoout among the stude rts For the gymnasrum ard tor the many other rmprovements at B H 5 I cannot express the gratrtude felt toward those who have brought tnem about I can srmply say rn behalf of the school as a whole We thank vou frrends Merle Taplr-Y Edrtor 1 - n , Y , an ' ' I . . . 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' ' ' ' 1 ' . in . , r r , , 3 - , 11 - . 1 - A 71111: lfruarazr-3 5 THE SENIORS WIXDELINL BABBIDGIL Mammy Sfrlutatr-ry Class Secretary 1 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 3 4 Secretary B C A 4 Junror Play 3 Senror Play 3 4 Breeze Popular wrth both boys rnd Qrrls and a leader rn school actrvrtres Brooksvrlle Hrgh School wrll IHISS her WIANLEY BABSON Chuck Class Hrstory Class Vrce Presrdent 1 2 eball 1 4 Cap Basketball 1 2 3 4 Captarn 4 frersurer C 4 Sen P T fr Breeze 4 B15 good natu ed and an all round athlete Nrce to have around Valedrctory Basketball 2 3 4 Manage 3 Glee Club 3 4 Student Councrl 3 Presrdent B C A 4 Class Presrdent 1 2 3 4 Fl1StPI'1Z6 Spear Speakmg Pre lrmrnarres 3 Ellsworth Regronal Spear Speakrng Contest 3 Breeze 3 4 B C A Town Crrer 4 Jumor Play 3 Senror Play 3 4 Bestocca 2 3 4 Durrng all four years he has studled hard but has always found trme for out srde act vrtres He surely wrll be rnrssed ROBERT CAWIPBELL Bumps Class W111 Baseball 3 4 Bestocca 4 Although he walks three 1111163 to school h 1S always th Hrst to ar rve He has helped wrn many a baseball game wrth hr top notch Heldm EARLE GRAY Twerp Prophecy Ba eball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Student Councrl 4 Track 2 3 4 Senror Play 4 Although small he rs a first class ath lete He has helped wrn fame for B H S ALLEN LYMBURNER Presentatron of Grfts Track 3 He has arded rn the productron of both of the cl ss plays If someone should say We need a prnk elephant for act two Allen would lind rt MYRTLE TAPLEY Tap Presentatron or Grfts Glce Club 3 Senror Play 4 Attractrve popular rnd blessed wrth a ense of humor a happy combrnatron WIERLF TXPLLY Klte Hrs ory Senlor Plat 4 Nlarragcr I Baseball 4 B C A Trwn Crrer E rtor 4 Spefr Speakln Prclnrnarres 3 Bcs tocca 3 4 Glee club 3 4 Vrce Presrdent C A 3 Breeae 3 Breeze Ed' Durrns hrs Hrst two years he sturk YO his studles but rn the last mo 're lns en '1,,ed rn school actrvrtres mth r v rll M lcolm Blolgett Cl bm ldrro 1 . . ,, .. . , A .. ... 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Illia HRM ll rterary WHY PADIOG In 'r modest home rn a tan raed Mary land town Iohn Wrrlrams rnechanrc was pr eparrnv to take hrs fannly to the movres The telephone ra rg Frve mrnutes later a drsgusted l ead of the household announced rn none too docrle tones It s all off Ive got to Hx old man Smrths radro That makes the second trme rts busted Just when I wanted to go somewhere Why do folks ne d radros anyhow' 'Ihev Just keep grvrng out and you can hear all that trrpe at the theatre or somewhere We dont have one Why radro anyhow'J On a great frozen waste of snowfreld rn northern Alaska a polar bear watched the great norsy brrd overhead and growled The brrd was Pete Hawkrns flyrng through the long Arctrc twrlrgnt to 1 tradrng post mrles north wrth supplres Suddenly there was a sputter The gas tank had sprung a leak and for the first trme Pete saw rt was almost empty There was nothln to do but land Th brg Shlp lurched downward sputtered agzrrn became unmanageable and crashed The crash was not ses ere but Pete was rn Jured and the plane drsabled By a twrst 0' fate the radro was rntact Hundreds 01 mrles farther south a young chap rn lodge lrvrng room swrtched the dral to get Jack Benny on a clearer statron From somewhere came the farnt call of wounded avrator lost rn frozen Alaska A few hours later the polar bear snrffed 333111 as two ITIOTC gleat brrds crossed the sky and lfrndeo near the first He snrffed and ,, owred and walked 'rw ly In a luxurrous Ohro lrvrng room Drckre and Janet sat lrstenrnb to the Srngrng lady The radro was mahogany he charrs almost prrceless The father of Drckre and Janet was one of the country S rrchest men A half mrle up the street an old sedan rattled through the fog The drrver was grrm and brtter hrs eyes held a desparate lrght Well he muttered tonrghts the nrght Ill get one or both of tho e krds a good wad or ransom and then bump em off The radro rn hrs car droned warnrngly Krller Johnson l cated on Sprrnfr street drrvrng south Po lrce go there rmmedrately Wrth an oath the man swung around a corn r raced rnto the darkness DICKIC and Janet sat entranced by the G mens p ogram Gee lthrs from Drckrel It mu t be a thrrll to be krdnaped' The G men always get you out Yes sard hrs srster Wonder why that car rs rn such a hurry? He must be hrttrng erghty Oh well get the program louder Drck No chance of our gettrng krdnaped tonrght In the slums of New York an rrate busr ress man parked hrs car and rushed rnto a burldrng The radro he left gorng and an rnqursrtrve street urchrn stopped to lrsten to the strains of a grand opera concert Llttle Pedro had never heard a radro ex cept for the blare rn Brll s saloon whrch he hated He heard the sound Iirst wrth 6 ' 4 . r, 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 . 4 ' L , K L 1 . ' . w nf t . 1. 1. 2 . g ,Q ' '-E 1. ' '1 ' . ' 1 Fl! FF ii , 4 , 4 , D 4 r . A Y . . 4 ' ' , ' ' . Li ' ' '- I , L . 0 ' . 4, 11 - ' fl -1- 4 1 t ' ' LL 3 Y ' , ' v ' ' . , y . . . , C . . . ,Q . . - . . . y 4 r - 9 . 1 ' ' , A - v .- .. - rs :y , 1 , 4 ' - , 1 . , 1 rr ' v ' y . . . ., K- . V . . . . Q . , Y Y? ' ' ' 1 'K 35: 5' . . M, . ., . , 0- , ,. 1 Q . . - D . , . , ' . . ' ' sr r ' ' V v Ll ' 4 YY , ' ,, ,' , D . , . D - , ,r . ' ' ' ' Z . - v i Y . , V .4 Y nt Y! 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She couldnt go to college b cause her parents couldnt qulte afford to send her Her thoughts wandered She thought of a few l1nes of poetry and wrote them down 1n the front of the notebook he had been look1ng at Two months later she looked 1n the front of the notebook and to her surprrse saw the llnes of poetry WhlCh she had en t1re1y forgotten She added more l1nes After careful conslderatxon she Sent the poem to a magazlne contest After many txresome days she recerved a letter from the Judges of the contest Inclosed was a twenty five dollar check and the letter al o stated that they wlshed her to send all the poems she could wrrte to them By the end of the summer vacation Mary had earned enough money to pay part of her way through college Thrs w1th the help of her parents was enough to pay her expenses So because of a few lrnes of poetry Mary ach1eved her goal and the four years wh1ch she spent 1n college were about the happlest years of her 11fe Av1s Soper B H S 41 YUKON JUSTICE Jake Melgot watched h1s last match lowly sputter and 'fo out and shlvered Gar he rumbled deep 1n h1s throat a hundred m1les frum nowhere und no matches Vat a plgglementl He hunched hlmself lower 1nto h1s hooded parka and gave hlmself over to the palnful effort of thrnklng As Jake well knew lt was no Joke to be caught on the Yukon IH m1d winter w1thout matches He also knew that unless somethmg unforeseen hap pened Jake Melgot would be a frozen corpse by the next day down the tra11 What was that move ment'P He crouched behmd a boulder and snuggled h1s rlfle butt clo er to h1s cheek Agam that movement down the t1a11 and th1s t1me he caught a gllmpse of a gray fur parka By gar' he chuckled Maybe I ll get me some matches ar ta all well arm chest spat and the man stumbled and fell 1n a heap Jake grinned an ev11gr1n Wh1Ch dls closed broken snag teeth browned by to bacco He stumbled down the trall The man came ln slght A tall bu1lt man wlth a r1fle under h1s Jake l1ned h1s S1ghtS on the mans and squeezed the trrgger The rrfle Have to hurry and get a ETB gom Thrs cold was getting h1m fast He searched through the man s pockets and after much huntxng gave a grunt of satrsfactlon He drew forth the prec1ous strlp of y . I . . - U y 1 - ' -1 ' , , , ' ' ,', D 1 . . - it 77 ' ' il Y y , 'T y . . - ' ' ' Y! - , l l Y . e- ! ' . Suddenly he stiffened and gazed intently ' A . . -. lc . s , ' , . g . U 77 ., , , . , . . . U y - , . - , . , t v 3 . . v . . u . ' - ' y . '-- ' . 1 LA ' Y H ' . , ' ' I . - , ' 7 , , . lm lirarur matches and clasped them trghtly rn hrs mrttened hand Gar' Got to hrde dees feller he mum b'ed to hrmself but vere'P Ah' He knew Just tloe place Gruntrng wrth the ef fort he horsted the man to hrs shoulder nd stumbled up the trarl A few moments later he stood on the brrnk of a yawnrng chasm Hundreds of feet below a whrrl pool roared omrnously Far up the can yon a wolf howled drsmally The sun shone brrghtly and the wrnd strrred the treetops gently Slowly Jake lowered the man from hrs shoulder and watched hrm slrde over the edge whrrl through the arr wrth amazrng raprdrty and splash rnto the pool far be low He grinned and lrftrng hrs arms hrgh above hrs head gave a yell of trr umph Now he would be warm' He stretched hrs fingers to relreve the cramps and then gazed Stuprdly as the matches fell from hrs hand and slrd toward the brrnk He took a qurck step forward and made a desperate grab for the precrous matches Suddenly he lost hrs balance' He threw hrs Welght backward and scram bled vrolently to get away from the rcy ledge but on the slrppery slope rt was use less He reached the brrnk and scream rng wrth rnsane fury he plunged through the arr to splash lnto the water the Hundreds of feet below the led e whrrlpool roared omrnously Far up he canyon a Wolf howled drsmally The sun shone brrghtly and the wrnd strrred he treetops gently Everythrng was he same But a murder had been commrt ted and Justlce had been done Yukon Justrce' Merle Tapley B H S 38 THRIFT 'Ihe wod thrrft has more meanrngs than most people realrze There rs no Other word whrch means the same The words development prosperrty and srm rlar Words are often used but they are only a small part of the meanrng Money savrng rs some trmes consrdered the meanrng of thrrft but that also rs a small part of thrrft All thmgs concerned rn garnrng possessron of the money also have to do wrth thrrft A man who spends hrs money rs not consrdered as not berng thrrfty rf he can afford what he spends hrs money for and gets hrs money s worth but he must see that he rs dorng hrs part toward ocrety before spendrng too fre lv There are of course exceptrons to all rules Takrng thrrft all together rt can be summed up rn the words Earn all you can save all you can and do not be afrard of grvrng Manley Babson B H S 38 NIGHT HUNTING lhe huntrng of skunks and raccoons at nrght rs legal rf the hunter uses a two cell Hashlrght and 22 cal revolver The nrgnt huntrng of deer and other anrmals 1 prohrbrted though many people vrolate thrs law I have had many experrences at nrght huntrng for skunks but none lrke the one I had three weeks ago yesterday I was standrng by the wrndow and lookrng out 'rt the moon thrnkrng what a good nrght for skunk huntrng At last I put on a coat and hat grabbed my ilashlrght and 22 rfle took a box of shells and went out srde I hunted around the barns and hen rr - . rv - ' - ra vs ' ' . , . . v . , . - . 1 r . . 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'i , . . ., . . rr lfkrrfl house for awhrle nd then decrded I would go up to Barkers garage I had heard that a skunk had been seen around the garbage bucket behrnd Barker s house When I got to Barkers I decrded that I would go rn and borrow hrs flashlrght as mrne wasnt much good I drd thrs and went down back and there by the garbage parl were two skunks They got nervous and started for tlfe henhouse near by I took a hurrred shot at one of them and mrssed and they got under the henhouse Makrng up my mrnd to get one of them I went down behrnd the burldrng and Ilashrng my lrght ahead of me I looked underneath There stood Mr Skunk lookrnv at me I took arm and fired and got skunk No 1 more skunks One started out from un der and I decrded to chase hrm I made one leap and where was I9 I drdnt know' Everythrng was dark my rrfle was gone and I was rn some sort of a hole that was full of water drrty water too because rt tasted awful I had gone un der and the one thrng that I hung on to was the borrowed flashlrght At last I crawled out soakrng wet I went up to Barkers house and gave hrm back hrs flashlrght and told h1m what had happened To my surprise rnstead of a well whrch I thought I had fallen rnto rt was a cesspool I hurrred home took a good bath and changed my clothes The next day I fished my rrfle out of the bad smelling pool and threw the skunk rn Srnce that nrght I have been very care ful where I hunt for skunks Robert Howard B H S 39 CAP N JONAS TELLS A YARN OF NIP AND TUCK Capn Jonas Hathaway put hrs feet on the edge of the stove and trlted hrs charr back untrl rt rested at a precarrous angle 'farnst the plne counter of the lrttle store rn Turner Center He pushed back hrs rat and rubbed hrs bald head wrth a weather roughened palm Several other men sat around the fire talkrng but at the well known motron they stopped therr norsy laughter and the room was shrouded rn hushed expectancy Capn Jonas eyes twrnkled as he slowly lrt hrs prpe and let the clouds or blue to bacco moke rrse rn sprrals toward the cerlrng Thrs was hrs usual procedure be fore startrng a yarn and Capn Jonas was a renowned story teller Slowly n hrs own appealrng manner Capn Jonas began hrs story Drd ever I tell yew about the trme I was caught rn a no theaster and drrven erghty mrles off my course? He always started hrs yarns that way and he was never known to repeat one Wall here he paused to tamp down the tobacco rn hrs prpe wall I reckon that the e was about the toughest squall I ever had the poor luck to be caught out rn But we re gettrng the vyge home before the start so lets go back to the begrnnrn and start proper That was back rn the nrnetres Id say offhand I was capn of a lrttle frshrn schooner from Gloucester Jonathan Sparks was the first mate and a better all round seaman never walked a vessel s deck We started off one mornrn for a couple days frshrn on Georges banks for the Gloucester market 'Twas a perfect day couldnt be beat not a cloud rn the sky and the sea as smooth as anyone could want rt There was Just enough breeze to l 7' r -3 1: 4: 9 ' a ' 1 U . Y, - , V A D I. . . Q Y , . . 5 l . .. I- . . - - , . , i Then, to my surprise, I discovered three . - A , - , . ' , . ' rv 7 ' , , - - , v . . ' Ah Y! 7 . . , Y 1 ' I 1 ' ' 1 . . , ' 1 l Y ' . . , ' v , A U ' ! . . 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I IIP lim 1 ll illl the saxls proper and set us across the harbor at a faxr 1ate We got along pretty well until we got about twenty five mrles from Georges That brought us about hlty or s1xty mlles from Cape Cod For several nnnutes Id been watchxng a cloud whlch was com1ng down from the no theast By the tlme we got w1th1n tx 1 y 111165 of the Banks she was d1 rectly overhead and the w1nd was begln lllllg to cut capers w1th the sea along sxde A long swell began to roll 111 to wlnd ard and by the tlme wed got the alls reefed and the hatches battened down the whltecaps was breaklng over the weather rall and the sa1lors was go1ng around wlth llnes lashed to em to hold em 1n place Bout thxs txme the gale struck us ln earnest and the only th1ng afore lt At three oclock we was st1ll runn1ng wlth the seas comln 1n ove1 the stern and the vessel plow1n her nose under every txme we went down lnto a hollow Then shed come out of 1t toss her head hke a duck and the water would come 1ol11n down on us from the other dlrec t1on Beheve me we were standln most to our knees most of the t1rne Bout noon the raln had started to fall by the bucketful and It ralned steady all the rest of the tlme that the gale lasted It began to get dark along bout four o clock and between that and the raln we couldnt see a vessels length ahead I hadnt any 1dea how far wed run but I knew that we must be gettm pretty close to Nantucket Island and South Shoals I was gettln pretty worrled that wed run onto the Shoals 1n the dark cause twas gettin o thick we couldnt hardly see the bow of the schooner Then all ter once I saw a lxght off to the southeast about half a mlle away Wal' when I see that llght I knew rlght off that unless a mlracle happened wed run ught mack onto the rocks because I knew that that hght was the South Shoals hghtboat I dxd some rap1d flguun and come to the concluslon that we were drlv ln onto the lnner polnt of the Shoals Umless the wlnd held up w1th1n the next lew nunutes we couldnt hold 1ns1de enough to nnss the polnt of the shoals About then the ram hfted and shor enough dead ahead of us and not more than a thousand yards away we could see the water bo111n over the rocks Wlth our shortened sa1l we couldn t hope to mlss the breakers so I gave the order for the men to shake out the reef 1n the ma1nsl The sa1lors klnda held back a mlnute and then went at It and gave her more sa11 mg the ledge Stxll we couldnt clear I bellered to em to set the gafftops ls I knew and the sa1lors knew that lf the masts went out we would go onto the rocks b t Wlth thlngs as they were we d go onto the rocks anyhow so we could only try The vessel creaked wxth the added Stfalll when the tops ls bell1ed out ln the wnnd but she held Frfty yards to go wlth the rocks dead ahead but now wlth the added sa11 she commenced to haul 1n shore a l1ttle Two mlnutes more and we were rushln along wlth the rocks rxght alongslde and not more n thlrty feet away Then w1th a crash the maln mast went overboard takmg part of the ra1l wrth It but We were clear' Beslde me I heard somethlng whlch sounded hke a prayer It was the mate That was what I call Nlp and Tuck he ald If that had gone a mlnute sooner and he wlped h1s hand across hls forehead as he looked at the ma1nmast tra1l1ng astern and the whlte waves breakxng over the rocks whlch were now falllng behlnd ' 10 ' i 2 'Z , . - . 5 . S y , . Q . . A . . , WA. L , , ' v , - f , ' s ' ' VCA u A ' y . - - tr ' ' , . . , , . , A. S . .. , . . , , Q . , . 3 - . . . , , . . , . . , . y . . . i we could do was to turn and run dead Three minutes passed and we were near- .l , . - . y , , . , . v Y ' . ' y - ' x ' ' . , , ., 7 ' H y A , ' ! ' , , . . - 7 ' 7 7 1 7 ' . ! I , . , . . . , - . ' 1 - y . A L ' !7 ! . , , Q . - -, , e . . , Q . , . . .H H , . . 7 I ' , . . . , , . , 1 frlllll Cap n Jonas brought h1s chalr down wlth a bang as he fll11Sh6d the na11at1ve Ju1np1n codfish he eJaculated w1th a grln ten o clock' If I dont hurry home Mana wxll have the whole dad blamed file company out after me I spose shes af1a1d Ill get lost ln a fog and lun afoul of a ledge along the way home Now dont be settln up late and burnln all the storekeepers wood he sald as he went out the door Merle Tapley B H S 38 octw Ll THE SN OWFLAKE You fell there softly on my sleeve A t1ny m1ll1onth of the storm I held you close that I mlght see The oft sung beautles of your form You were lovely as a b1t of lace Fraglle Waltllflg close to death Wltheled by my breath Malcolm Blodgett B H S 38 DUSK When sunset deftly wlelds 1ts blush And palnts the western sky The twlllght shadows softly hush Whlle beautles fade and d1e The sun dlps slowly down to res Soft breezes whlsper low And gllt edged clouds that frlnge the west Wave softly as they go Then soon nlght s soft black curtaln falls The myrlad stals peep through Above the lonely nlght blrd calls And God IS near to you Merle Tapley B H S 38 41 IF 13 US GIRLS Our basketball team Was set for a fight The seventeenth of November On a IT100ll11ght n1ght We had practiced falthfully We had practlced long We thought that our team Was exceedmgly strong Now along came the Old Folks With heads very hlgh Well teach these young scamps How to make a ball Hy They had not had much practlce Some for ten years or more But you ought to have seen them Jumpmg round on the floor We thought we could beat them But the laugh was on us They soon had us beaten Wlthout any fuss When the score was read We felt l1ke mere dust The next tlme we play them Well beat them or bust' ' -Jeanne Soper B H S 7114: 'mini ll Q. . - H . .Y V 1 5 7 y . I 7 - U ' ' . ' I . in v . . 9 n l ' For in an instant-you were goneg ' . Y . V v . - , . . ., . X: ,6 4, . ll H V 1 ' w ' 1 1 . y I , . - , . tg . , f , Z ' v ' . l ' 1 Y Q - 1 l , y , . . ., '39, 12 1111-1 lirarirczri A FARMER A trller of the S011 was he As tall and strong as he could be Hrs l1at was broad and made of strfrw Overalls upon hrmself a11d boots Upon hrs feet he wore He had a tractor to work hrs held W1llCh was better for hrm hrs grarn t1 yreld He loved hrs books and radro whrch Helped hrm forget the cold and snow He had a wrfe named Mabel Lurch And together they fa1tl1fully attended cl1urch 'Ihe funny old car he rode Ill Was made mostly out of trn He wa a man of moderate means And had 110 cash for lrmousrnes He loved to Joke and play the fiddle And when a11 argument came round He was always found rrght rn the mrddle John S Blake B H S 39 'I HE UNFINISHED SONG 1Tl11: etting of the poem rs a great house where '1 arty 1 ll pre ress A grr IS s111g111 and 1 the krtchrn the cook h a s a snatch of the son befo onre unthrnkrn person closes the door bc 1ut5 and suddenly she thrnks of her lrttle gn who dred The Ong unfrnrshed remrrrds her o her lrttle grrls llfe 1 'Ihey thouf ht he very young and dear As she stood there softly rnerng Her voree o low net wondrous clear Lrke a drstant bell heard rrngrng In tl1 krtchen Mary heard her too Stood wartmg s1le11t1y for 111016 But another all l,lI1kllOWll1g soul Had ourckly closed the door She srghed and felt wrthrn he de n The fiutterrng of untrred wrngs And thought of Joan dead years aio He l1fe lrke thrs an unflnrshed thrng Malcolm Blodgett B H S 38 WHILE STUDYING Sometrmes when studyrng rn school I thrnk how much twould be If one frne day from out the blue A fortune came to me Such wonderous plans I often make About what I would do 'Ihe thrngs Id buy for everyone If o11ly dreams came true My small brother d have the dog He s always wanted so And Ma should have the clothes she lrkes And other treats I know And Dad should buy so many thrngs That 11ow he goes wrthout Because the cash wont run too far And he goes short no doubt But as for me I really thrnk That what Id lrke the best Would be to knovt that any trme I could just take a rest' Bernrce Gray B H S IN MEMORY I followed a 1Obl1lS call today Away from the busy street Tc the hrgh green hrll beyond the town And the sprrng was sweet Orce you and I walked here my dear Ha11d rn hand rn Aprrl weather And tlre hrlls were blue a11d our dreams Were sweet one sprrng together I at alone on the hrll today And xour vo Ce and 30.11 to11e1 were gone But the hrlls were blue a11d I found our dreams Somewhere Ill the haze beyond Myrtle Condon B H S 39 . ! V . . . - 1 - 1 ' - 1 1 1 S ' . Q . ' . i Q Q , t . Q , Q ' , ' ' . Y . . ,H . , , - .. 1- . J ' y C 1 ' Y 1 ' 11 YV ' '- 1 - 1 - - . 7 v : V Y . . . 1 1 - Y . v ' . Q . . Y . . , . , , . T. . , . . ., . . as an an ' 1 B , . . . 41. 1: 1: a p ' s l rg . ' l Y' g, 11 ' , e rx x q 3 .0 5 ' ' g 5 .- '. - ' ' Y SO111ttl1i11g within her responds to this touch lg 1 .l . L. 1 U. . - - .i , 1 ' ' S Y V - I. . f I - . . ' I' Y' ' ' . o f ' t Q' ' ,, . ., 4 4 ' L , U A I Y 1 ' Y u i - ' ' ' 1 . Y 5 1 ,,' 1 , 1 1 0 ' 1 . - - . K- ' - - . c . . . . V ' y ' ,, , 1 1 . - 1 1 1 2- 4 1 A Y .. D V, . 1 . - 1 1 1 .1 - .0 . . 'I D U h A- '1 1 1 ' . , - ' . , . ' , . . , , . , K, Q 5 1 7 . 1 1 7 1 - - 1 1 - ' 1 - A - 1 ' Ill THE PLAY I saw '1 bt'1l flOlll out tl1e east A dlbtilllt Jewel famtly shme Tl1e WOl1d stood b1eathless at the feet Of deithless Beauty s lovely 51111116 I sm a b11d 111 H1 ht a amst The CIIHISOII b'1ckd1op of the sky A11d watched the 111t,ht dmw 11ea1 to The t11ed day depeut to d1e At last I saw mghts Cultam fall Saw meht and day become a pa1t Then 011 the hush came fa111t applause The qu1cke11ed beatm of my healt Malcolm Blodgett THANKSGIVING TIVIIIKS lV1ll IS 1 hohday We fllvmys welcome ll School closes fo1 tvxo days It lex I A11d all we do 15 cat md s1t Novt I helped p1epa1e the meal rThey '111 ot llldl 6bt1OI1l d1d not know how they dld fecl But I o1Te1ecl 111y SLIQQCSUOII I told them to go out and play Dot 110 thanks 111 any vmy FOI the adv1ce I had to loa11 L1 1311 OlCLltt B H S Oh peoplt mty tllls of the cltltts Wldt Of lofty peaks 'md fO1f.1 ll ltuds Ol otefms and dese1ts md 111ou11ta111s1dc Of IGIL Vklde pllms and Shllflll smds But they may have the11 all1gato1s Tl1e11 o1a11ge groves H1911 y'1wm11g c1ate1s Th8l1 61 dless Iields of W'1VllIg f 141111 A11d Chespeake bay the OVSIQI bed But b1ve me a l1ome 111 dea1 Mame Wlth pmes awavm ove1head MGl16TH1JlGy B H S 38 7 4: fflll-llilli 1.3 I 1' . . r I L. . . 4 'L v' v 1 4 . L .. , V. L. V' , 'L. g Z It b .1 v '- ' 'U U ' . , . . ,. Z, D . . -' s L ' .1 , . g ' 'g . 'O' 'C ' f ' sec I ' 1 ' ' -. I Q c 1 I . ' 1' ' I 1' I . h 7 I ' - A c '. 'V ' , But all they did was sit and groan. ' aa I up , i - . . U V I . D . , - ' , af 'll' ' , . . .. '39, MAINE . 1 1 2 Nz ' ' 2 ' 1. .' Q I 2 1: ' 1 L I- 1 L. 1 I1 r ' 'rf' by gn 1' 1' J .' gs: , I V ' . ' - .SV A 1 . . V U' ' . C ' ' - ' . I . . L ' -f ' ' O, . Q . 111 fJRI 1 ll ur muaetuoms LRL, KSVILLE COOPEPATIVE ASSOCI ATION L1 tudent Olg31l1Z3.tl.O1l Whlch wa lo 111 d 1ast year has passed thxough e o1d eventful and Vely successfu1 easo1 Many events have been spon SO16d by the assoclatlon and the school 1, on a b tter Hnanclal bas1s as a result Before the OYQHHIZHCIOI1 was formed the baseball team had to supply 1ts own eqnpment the basketball team had to supply 1ts own needs and the other SDOI ts clubs etc l1kew1se But now Wlth the school l.111d61 the QUDCYVISIOI1 of the lately 1ntroduced form of student government the equ pment for the teams IS supphed by the a soclatlon treasury and when an p ay bal game or event of any sort 18 pcn :ned by the school a certa1n pe1 centa e of the proceeds goes to the 358001 at Oll By tlns method too the students 13800111 acqua nted wlth the fo1m of democratlc gove nment Wh1Ch IS common 111 tlns N Z- countly and get used to pubhc speakmg thus future C1tlZ8l1Shlp IS 1mp1oved genelal opnnon 1S that much Good been attamed f1om th1s o1gan1zat1on that the students have benefited a11d 'I 16 has and by 1t Merle Tapley Ed1to1 GLEE CLUB B1ooksv1lle Hlgh School has evely 16215011 to be proud of IES glee club th1s yea1 ts e ghteen members have certa111ly been at thelr best and the C1l1CCtO1 has done he1 Job well Several new songs have bee11 lea1ned thls year and the gloup of smgers has exh1b1ted 1ts talent on SGVGIH1 occa 1o11s 'He hlgh malk of the seasons mgmg was 1ts success at Bestocca 11'1 Ells wo1tl1 on May 4 Hele 1t competed Wlul ll ne schools from th1s sect1on of the State and won se ond place commg ve1y close to beatm Blueh1ll whrch got fnst place Me1le Tapley Edltor Ce dxf 14 7 4: ' can-1 I'-E' Z TX O O Z- I ,5f'N ' , , ' ' . y! L - , 1., , 1 1 ' ' ' ' sg ,-.IOL .. X. . . Lx .L 4 . V, . 1 3 ' 4 ' 1 a , S C: ' ' ' ' ff x - ' v s .. - , . 'H a ' ' 1 Pk Pk 1 c . . ' ' V 1' 1 . v ' 13 ' ' ' ' ' fu - 1 . .. ' ' . 1 l A ' ' '. If . M .. - . - S ' y y - ' A ' .. N' , 1 1 - '- ' ' ' . - s S , ' '- S' . ' 'Z ' '- S' 1 - 1 ' ' - ' w 'L 4 w1 1 ' A , , c . . . X, vw ' ' ' 'v - gy 1 Y - . , h --, I Y ' I ea- rag . vfb w ' F, is -gl L ISN 5 ,Y -8 A LN S In Ol I Inu 1 ll -Q.-any ---A-4 pw STUD NT COUNCIL Rchcrt Howard Madeline Babbldve Wllllam Blake Malcolm Blodgett John Blake Manley Bnb on Exelyn Chatto Earle Gray .r THE GLEE CLUB Back Row Mrs Fairley Verna Gray Merle Tapley Bexnxce Gray Malcolm Blodgett, Evelyn Chatto, Gordon Gray. Avis Sc-per, John Blake Myrtle Condon, Dorothy Dyer, Edith Campbell, Cynthia Blake. Front. Row-Nellie Dyer, Barbara Gray, Lillian Orcutt, Grace Ladd. Jean Lvm- burner, Lillian Stevens, Marie Babbiclge. lm' lim rn W BHS BGR? M BASEBALL 'IEAM D Howard F Snow W Gray B Austm W Blake M Babson R Howard E Gray H Bladen R Robertson R Campbell W Austin BASEBALL 1938 Opponent Scox e Several veterans of past years were with us to answer the call of baseball 111 1938 Several posltlons were left open by the gxaduatlng class last year However these wele soon nlled by competent rook1es Early ln the sprlng a meetmg of the squad was held Merle Tapley was elected man ager and Manley Babson captaln Thxs year the team faced a larger schedule at the begmnlng of the season than It has for many years Already lt has played several games and won more than half The team also entered Bes tocca, Wlflnlhg the mornmg game wxth Castlne by a score of 4 1, but loslng the af ternoon game Wlth Blueh1ll, 1 12 The seasonis schedule IS as follows We They Stonxngton 17 1I'lI'llllgSl Deer Isle 17 l!'llllllgSl Brookl1n Blueh1ll Castlne 15 mnxngsb Penobscot 17 1Illll1lgSP 4 Sedgwlck Brookl1n Blueh1ll Penobscot Deer Isle Stonmgton Another game wlth Castlne IS to be add ed to the schedule, and one more wxth Sedgwlck -Merle Tapley, Baseball Manager, 16 ' L ca, 1: .. .. .1o, ., ff f 0 o o V I 5 gggo,eigfi':iifg1Q11t'ffe't,1,s,,,.14.t: 1 I+ 1 1 'f , . . . 0 1 .. . . 5 3 ' . , ' 3 14 ' . ' 1 10 . A . . , . . 5 1 . - ' ' 2 ll 17 71116 lfklix-1', 4: BOYS BASKETBALL TFAM W Blake F Snow R Howard M Babson M Blocl ett E Gray J Blake D Howard The basketball team has done very well thls year w1nn1ng about half of 1ts games It has played all the nelghborlng teams and come off v1ctor1ous more than half the t1me Both games wlth Wlnter Har bor were lost due to the tall boys on the team and then' excellent passing and wlth Brooklm and three games were lost none by a Wlde margm Several games were played Wlth the alumm team and all but one ended 1n vlctory for the h1gh school team Arthur Redman was the coach for the team thls year and he dld excellent work The officers were Manley Babson captaln and Robert Howard manager Opponent Franklm Wlnter Harbor Frankhn Deer Isle Bluehxll BIOOk11H Wlnter Harbor Brookhn Blueh1ll Cast1ne Cast1ne Normal Brooklm Brooklln Deer Isle We They 30 Robert Howard Mgr 1 - ! ?. 1 1 X ' , ' ' ' ' . ' ........ ........ . . . . 31 25 ' ' ' ' ' .............. . 23 40 ' ' ' ...... .............. 2 0 24 ' . ' ' ' ...... .............. 3 4 15 , ' ...... ...... ........ 2 3 20 ' ' ' ,... .... ............ 2 4 25 Sh00ti1'1g- A f0Ul g3-U19 Series W9-S Played C?J.S'tiI1e ...... ................ 3 8 10 ' ' , -fy ' ............... 13 43 ' ' . ' .... ...... .......... 1 5 14 ' ' , ' .... .... ............ 1 6 38 ' ' ' ' ...... ...... ..,...,. 2 0 19 . i ' ....,. ........ 2 5 31 ' .... ..... .......... 1 4 29 ' , ' - ' ...... ...... ........ 2 0 32 Y I y .... .... ............ 1 0 1 HE BREEZE uvw GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM Nellle Dyer Barbara Gray Be nxce Gray L1ll1an Orcutt Verna Gray Doro thy Dyer Evelyn Chattc Avrs Soper Grace Ladd Myrtle Condon GIRLS BASKETBALL 'Ihe squad started 1ts second year s prac t1ce ln November under coaches Falrley howed great 1mp ovement rn sk1ll and teamwork as the season progressed The squad closed the schedule by a tuumph ant V ctory four Hrstl over the town team We are now lookmg forward to 1355 CLASS OF 1941 The fall of 1937 found srxteen Freshmen at B H S who 1n Splte of brave at tempts at nonchalance had a deiinlte tmge of green These students were Alger Aust n Robert Black LEWIS Black Cyn thra Blake Edrth Campbell Evelyn Chatto Sylvra Cnoate Robert Cllfford Nellle Dyer Barbara Gray Bernlce Gray Eula Hutchmson Hortense Hutchmson Ralph Robertson Nett1e Snow and Avrs Soper A short tlme after school opened Fresh man receptlon was held 1n the gymnasr another season of basketball at Brooks v1lle Hrgh Doro Gray Ladd Doro bell Evelyn Chatto Myrtle Condon thy Dyer Nellle Dyer Barbara Bermce Gray Verna Gray Grace Llulafl Orcutt Avrs Soper Captaln thy Dyer manager Myrtle Condon Tlaotes urn 'Ihey faced studles and exams brave ly and a good percentage of them have been on the honor roll each trme They are the only class ln several years to pre ent a play to the pubhc rn thelr Fresh man year The closlng term of the year finds them a class of what might be called regular fellows 'Iherr class officers are Presldent Robert Chfford v1ce presldent Avrs Soper secretary Bermce Gray treasurer Barbara Gray councrl member Evelyn Chatto 18 ' E J' , E . E 'L' ,Q f u , S r , 7 . ' ! - - and Hunnewell. The ten games played The squad members are: Edith Camp- c . , . . - ' 7 3 Y ' K Y I ! 1 Q. - . r y 1 2 . . , . G . , - . g , . 9 ' ' . ' h Y A S . , . - 7 3 F ' - -' ' ' ll rv .y y . 4 ,V , ' Z ' y , - 1 -- y ' S y YHF lfm I II CLASS OF 1940 Thirteen Freshmen made their way to B H S one September day ln the fall of 1936 They were Beulah Grindle Dorothy Dyer Grace Ladd Lillian Stevens K1zz1e Black William Blake James Reynolds Basil Austin Roger Peasley Orville Sanborn Gordon Gray and Ray Gray Their first big moment was the annual Freshman reception Ray Gray left school during the winter term making them twelve in number This year as Sopho mores they have presented two one act plays Dumb Dora and It Pays to Be Clumsy Their oliicers are Presldent William Austin secretary Dorothy Dyer treasurer Grace Ladd CLASS OF 1939 Nineteen Freshmen appeared at B H bers they were like all Freshmen a bit self COHSCIOUS and 1ll at ease These Freshmen were Lura Austm Marle Bab bidge Oliver Bakeman Bernard Black Howard Bladen John Blake Myrtle Con don Alton Dow Frederick Dyer Warren Gray Verna Gray Donald Howard Rob ert Howard Jean Lymburner Franklin Nutter Cllfton Orcutt L11l1an Orcutt Frank Snow and Jeanne Soper Followlng Freshman receptlon they en gaged manfully in studies Before the end of the year Franklin Nutter was II11SSlIlg from their ranks A short time after the begrnmng of their Sophomore year Verna Gray transferred to Camden high school Some time later Oliver Bakeman left school Durmg the Sophomore year they accomplished the task of arrangmg and filing the library books I the fall of 1937 Lura Austm d1d not return to school but Verna Gray was 9.823.111 with them makmg thelr number slxteen They plan to pre ent a mystery play Hobgoblm House which is now 111 rehearsal The class is well rep esented ln sports dramatics glee club and on the honor roll Class officers are Presldent Frank Snow secretary Jeanne Soper treasurer Ronald Howard CLASS OF 1938 Way back in the fall of 1934 fnfteen awkward Freshmen awaited high school l1fe at B H Among them were the elght who will graduate this spring Those fifteen Freshmen were Madeline Babbidge Manley Babson Madlyn Black Malcolm brooks Beulah Fowler Earl Gray Laura Howard Allen Lymburner Gladys Stevens Merle Tapley Myitle Tapley and Rachel Wessel The rollowlng have elther left school or transfe red Beulah Fowler Laura How ard Rachel Wessel Ervrn Estabrooks W1ll1am Stevens Glady Stevens and Mad lyn Black Benjamin Levandowskr Joined the class for a short time during 1935 The eight remaining members have SH gaged In baseball basketball track dra matlcs glee club public speaking the student organization Bestocca competitive exams and scholastic standing Their ofiicers are Presldert Malcolm Blodgett vice pre rdent Manley Babson secretary and treasurer Madeline Babbldge Malcolm Blodgett Class Edxtor , cena 12 . . . ' ' n , ' . ' , V 7 y Y . . 7 . . . . y . . . V , . , y A, . - . . . I . Y . , - Y . . Y . I . y 9 , . ' . , - .5 , l , ,Q - -ff H n s sf an 11 - , . - V 7 3 ? , H v if FF W' f... 0 . ' . . S. ' , ' . . Y Y S- in September, 1935- IH Spite of Hum- Blodgett, Robert Campbell, Ervin Esta- , , . y . Y h Y y - . . ' Y 7 v H . , . - H , . . Y . y , I y y , . . . , , , x : , - 1 , , ' , , J v , ' , ' ' ' , 3 - , , , . . , . . . U D , , y V - V , , , ' ' - y ' . 2 ' . , I ' , ' , - - S. Y 1 - , . 111 11141 1 ll School Qeptember 13-S hool opened today 14 Tlme spent gettmg settled 1: M Phllbrook v1s1ted school 24 Freshman receptlon tomght 7 'VI Ph1'b1cok V1SltCd us today, October 26 SIX week exams th1s week 29 Sophomore dance lWhoop November 2 Mlss Hunnewell left for New York 24 Jumor dance 30 Played Franklm basketball and won December alenom 29 Mt De ert 1S our opponent 111 to nlght s game 28 Deer Isle tomght and exams th1 week IWIHIC11 1' Bcy a ld gnls play thc town tcam and the Old Ladles tomght Aprll ll Mole exams Boo' Hoo' 12 Baseball meetmg th1s afternoon 27 Fnst baseball game at Stonmgton We lost 1 0 May Deer Isle lost to us today 5 3 3 Played basketball at Wmter Harbor P S We lost' Oh Mama' Those exams are here agam Went to Deer Isle to play basketball Boys and glrls team play basketball w1th Bluehlll Basketball agam Th1S txme w1th Brooklm January More basketball games for boys and g1rls both We played Castme Whoops' Somethmg sllpped when we played Wmter Harbor tomght More exams Whew' Basketball at home Wlth Brooklm Mt Desert tonlght' ' Boys and glrls teams play more games Wlth Bluehlll as opponents February Frlday nlght and lt s off to Castme to play basketball for both teams Oh' Oh' Castme normal nearly took a tmmmmg from us tonlght Brooklm came to Brooksvllle tonlgh for a basketball game Well 1tS Brooklm agam, th1s tlme on their own floor Anothel game th1s t1me w1th Brook 1 We lost a game to Bluehlll today Castme came to Brooksvllle today to feated Ylpple' We beat Penobscot Sedgwxck came to Brooksvllle today What a game' We played Brooklm Oh' Oh' Some thmg sllpped there WOOO ooo ooo' ' Spooks' the Junlor Play SBDIOIS gave a mov1e Sons of Steel Ou1 last game w1th Bluehlll Boy' Oh Boy' A Fashlon Show Penobscot today on our own f1eld June 1 We played Deer Isle on our home field Close of the baseball season Ston mgton today' Baccalaureate sermon today at West Brooksvllle G1aduat1on tornght Congratulatxons Semors' Senlor ball Oh Boy' Swmg yer partner' School closed for the Summer Merle Tapley, Edltor 20 7 .3 I 41 .3 s - ' . ie!! - ' . . . . 2- , - . - V . , . 3- . Q 1 . . . - . . . lil . - , . 1- . 5- ' . ' . 10- ' ' -Played basketball at Franklin and won. play baseball and went home de- - ' ' r 13- ' ' . ' . ' ' . 18- ' ' . ' . 19- ' . . . - - 10- . . . ' T l ' ' ' . ' , AA 'U ' '- . 24- - - ' ' . - . . 26- . , . , ' . - ' ' . 27- . T 1 ' 1 11 . , ' ' . 3- . - - . . Q . , . 5- - . ' I . 9- . . I . I y - . . . A t 0? . l y , . Ill I JOKES Found on a school papel LIU lll ans sloppa e lstoppa ev ot debate M1 Fallley Take that selt Lewls Lew s Black Whale toq VIls Fflllley Can someone tell me what the WOld zeal l1leans9 A1 e1Austln Its all 21111111111 that llves on fln lee cake up Nolth M1 Fanley Plek up the H001 bclole you pass out Fallley I cant solve thls ploblem Ml Fallley Well dlOD lt Allen Wh6l69 Manley Babson 1111 hlstolyl The selfs of France llved ln rude 'cludel huts MISS Hunnewell llll classl Qulet boy You know the old adage Speech ls sll V61 but sllence 1S golden Earle Oh well' We 18 off the Oo standard SCHOOL ALPHABET 15 fol Alton From North Brooksvllle he IS for Babson So gay and caleflee lb for Campbell Who walks from h1s home for the Dyers From the Cape they do 1021111 1S for Earle Who plays on the team F IS fol Frank Nho has pltchln steam G Iol the Grays 'We ve sevelal you knowl H 1 fol Howard Who to Hlgh School does I 15 fox Industry We all could stand mole J l for John Blake An 'llllbt Im sule K 15 fol KIZZIC Of course you know 1181 L lb I0l Lllllan And also Lymburner M IS fO1 Malcolm Who gets hl hest rank Whos up to some prank 1c1 the Olcutt We have two thls year for the DFIZBS Wh1Cll we wln each year 15 for queel Wh1Ch stands for us all 15 for Ralph Wllo sure loves baseball lb fol Sylvla A young freshman lass lb fol Tapley Of the gladllilfllllg class IS for us Whlch means you and lb for Verna Whos young fall and sply W lb for Wllllam 4Theres Austln and Blakel X for X D6CtlDg Thlngs well undertake Y for the years At old Blooksvllle Hlgh Z lb for Zeal WhlCh wlll get us all by Merle Tapley Edlto 7' 'Z lik 'IICZIC 1 1 B ' f ': Llllii ' , e ' g 5 g 1 , ' ' , g It lk ak 'Q . . 2 1 : pg . , go. 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D . - , 111 frliflll ALUMNI 1922 Ho 'ice Waldwell married stolekeep 1 111 S23.1g611tV1119 Pelly Sllllth 1na111ed filst 111119 on the yacht Nakhoda Stflnley Farnham 11V111U 111 West Brooks ville S llley Co11dol1 11L11Sll1g 111 Boston 21119111121 Nichols teaching, 111 Dove1l'oX croft Ve 111a Hawes 111a111ed Wllllalll Tflpley llv mg, 111 We t Brooksville Ethel Hawes deceased L stel Gray married yachtlng flom Po t Washington Harbor Richard Co11do11 married working 111 C011 dol1 s Garage 11Vl11g 111 South Brooks V1119 1923 Myl Lymbulner 111Et1116d working 111 Blls tol Co1111 Eme y HS111Ck mauled l1vlll0 111 Brooks vllle Clifton Hale bulldel livmb SO116l1tO 1924 Hflzcl Cotton Inalfled Ken11eth W1l11a111 son living 111 Connecticut Aobf Smith married Percy Glay FIOIEDCG P81k111S1MCVayP Pawtucket P I 1925 El1z1b th Black married Guard Condon l1v lla 111 Doichest 1 Mass Hattie Sanborn mallled Althul Cou Ils living 111 Sedgwick Charles Nichols 11V11'1U at l1o111e and t9i1C1111lg at Harborside 1926 Lucy Blake Illilllled MHUIICE Vcnno who is preaching, 111 Kingston N Y Mldled Gllndle n1a11led Otis White lv 1112, 111 Penobscot M8119 P91kl11S working 111 F1ElI11111gh3.111 Mass Chester Si11'1bO111 mauled living 111 Brooks vllle M3.1COlll1 Gray mallled 1113110311161 11V 11 111 Halbolslde Ollvei Counce llv111 111 Camden 1927 Isabelle Gllndle malrled Rlchald Condon 11Y1l1b 111 South Biooksvllle Blooksvllle Samuel Farnham m lried 11'v1110 1l'1 R I Jennie PCIKIDS WO1kl1l0 111 Flallllllgham Mass Kflthcmne Gray mailled Lloyd Gimdle 1621011111 111 No1tl1 Blooksvllle E11 ene Bates 11Vl11b 111 South Blook vill Kenneth Condon WO1kl1l 11 Do eheste Mass 1928 'VIZIIIOI1 Hallls DIZIIILPC1 Lawrence Chatto who 1S teachn f at the J of xi E11Zl Hopkins n1a lled Eaile H3111S 11V 111 111 C 11te1v1lle Mass Lnnse G1111dle 683111110 111 Cape Poslel 22 7' 2 ' 4. 2 ' y . . Si -- 1 1 . y . . D 1 . 1 ' - G.. ' ' , 1' .L , 1 L . 11-- ' , 1' Y 1 L , 1. va L 1 1 , ' ' ' K1 1 r - Y 11' 1' ' I . Ani Q . i ' ' nn 3 . . -li . , . i ' , '. ' . i- ' 4 I f, L - ' ' K ' I nl . 1 . 1 D 1' 1 ' y . ' - ' 1 ' Q 1 1 11' ' ' ' A , C. 1 ' . . l . Q . Y . . . - '-' ' 1 1 , . l . ,A 1 ' ' 1 - ' 11' ' 11' 1 ' - V 7 7 A 3 7 1 ' '1 0' ' ' ' ' -- . . D . . , . l . ,. - . ' . . 0 . 7 Y 1 D ' L 1 1 Y ' ' ' 1 - -t A 1' , 1 ' ' V Verna Gray lP9I'k1I1SF, Manchester. Mass. Lloyd Grindle, married, living i11 South .1 , . 1' . ' - ' -' - 1 ' , - N' , 3' ' , 5 h v - .Y ..' ..' ' ' . - 1 .- ' ' ' . ' 1 ' ' V 7 D '1 D 7 ' W Y ' .V ' '. 0- 1. h A V.: t ,, 11' -' Q Q ' gi ' . A 1 k 1 gy. . 1 0 ' ske. G , ' '. gg '1 1 12 - 1 w l b ' ' V 1 , I , ' ' 1 1 ' A . , . L. . 1 1' 11' y 461' , 1 . ' '15 ' , I . . D , N .A .N , O, , Q N . . , . . . . , c , . . 'iff' ' .'e', 1 4 ': ' ,L 'tg' - 1 II lfkr 1 ll 1930 Gerald Gray at home 111 South Brooks vrlle Ivr Orcutt marrrtd Wallace Bowden lv mg rn South B ool sv lle Barbara Condon rnarrred Horace Bowden 1931 Ella Howard marrred Harlan Leach 1V rng rn Cape Rosrer Arlene Smrth marrreu Ernest Luhde lrvrn rn New York Crty Elrzabeth Wardwell teachrng rn North Bluehrll Laura Ladd marrred Maynard Bates lrv rng rn Brooksvrlle Ruth Campbell marrred Bunny Gray 11V rng rn Sedgwrck Chester Wescott marrred workrng rn R I Herbert Dorety lrvrng rn West Brooksvrlle 1932 Jessre Perkrns marrred Russell Redman lrvrng rn Harborsrde Marguerrte Farnham marrred Edward Noesell lrvrng rn New York Mary Farnham marrred Malcolm Gray lrvrng rn Harborsrde 1933 Joyce Tapley marrred Kellogg Gray lrvrng rn Harborsrde James Smrth teachmg at Brooksvrlle lrv rng rn Cape Rosrer MarJorre Wescott marrred Benjamrn Mrtchell lrvrnv rn West B ooksvrlle Dorrs Black trarnrng rn Waltham Hosp tal Waltham Mass Vrrgrnra Black secretary rn Boston Lorarne Rupert lrvrng rn New York 1934 Barbara Blake marrred Stephen Brrdges lrvrng rn South Brooksvrlle Thornton Gray workrng on the yacht Nakhoda Robert Jenson workrng rn engrne room on M S Andree Phyllrs Campbell trarnrng rn Patterson General Hosprtal N J Susan Fowler deceased Murray Sanborn lrvrng rn Brooksvrlle Russell Flagg lrvrng rn Watervrlle Ea le Orcutt lrvrng rn South Brooksvrlle 1935 Natalre Howard dorng housework rn South Brooksvrlle Lyman Tapley workrng on Seaboard Stanley Wescott workrng rn New York Irene Babson telephone operator at West Brooksvrlle Nason Brllrngs yachtrne on Nakhoda Helen Gray trarnrng rn the Deaconess Hosprtal Boston Mrllard Gray rn the Navy Emrl Belrty workrng on Steamshrp Andree Edmund Ladd lrvrng at South Brooksvrlle 1936 Vrrgrnra Babson attendrng Castrne Normal Earle Condon workrn on the yacht Nakhoda Grlbert Bladen 1lVl110 rn West Brooksvrlle Vrrgrrrra Campbell lrvme rn Brooksvrlle James Condon attendrnv the U of M Roland Dorety workrnff rn Florrda Charlene Gray lrvrnff rn West Brooksvrlle L,man Gray lrvrng rn West Sedgwrck Lexus Nutter lrvrng at North Brooksvrlle YI C i f Q Q 1 ' . 'n ' V y D I 1 V . ' -H3 v y i -1 1 . Y ' ' ' ' v v Q 4. 77 . r 1 . . ik . , 1 ' - , . ' - v ' - , Y ' ' ' rr H I , . . , , 1 - y , , D - , . - f' f ,i Y , . V . . . J ' 7 ' - ' T' -4 . ' , ' . ' , ' . rr rr EdW211'd Talilley, wolkine 111 Fort Faifiieid- Carroll Gray, yachting on the Nakhoda. Y V . A' ' ' Y ! ' ' Q ' . if YY 7 E7 ' v i . , y . , . ' ' ' Ai 77 1 , . , ' 7 5 . ' ' , . ' ' - lr ry ' , ' ' 5 ' r ' . . ' D , . I. v . . . 1- A V . D. . I y , i h . . O . . D J 1 11111 1 fl 1937 Donald Blodgett l1Vll1g 111 West B1ooks AVIS Dow 3tt6IlC4111g Castlne Normal v1lle Be1nez Black 11Vl1'1g at Brooksv1lle R1cha1d Howard yachtmo 0 6 Beulah Black 11V111g at Brooksv1lle Nakhoda M6119 O1cutt 11Vl11g at South Brooksvllle Jol111 Bakeman yacl1t1n o 10 Clan Kennedy attendme U of M N khoda Phylhs Gxay Zltfelldlllg school lll WOICCS Eunlce G11ndle 11V1ll0 at Nolth B1ooks tel Mass Vllle Alton Dow Alumn1 Ed1to1 We have made the followmg exchanges We are also hOp1llg to make the follow thlS year lll Hampden Academy Seda11 Clark Hlgh 4PenobscotJ The 1115 Ellsworth H1gh The Jeste1 Sedgwlck H1gh The Comet B1ookl1n H1gh The Tattle1 Bluehlll Academy The Mountam Echo Flallkllll H1gh The V01ce Castme Hlgh Manley Babson Exchange EdltO1 AAA1 24 7112 c a ' .- ' , 'U ll th 4' T' .' E. I , ' g ll tl, ' ' C5 . . EXCHANGES . ,Z l x N ' gi I ' ' I - ig! 'asv X! B XJ Ill llfl ll H CUNDON C ENERAL MERCHANDISE Insurance South BIOOkbVll1C Milllle SMITH 8 HUII HINS FLOUR 0-RAIN Ihlmb Buck5po1tM11ue Te 277 PARTRIDGIL DRUI STORF M R HURD Regxstered Dlugglst Mgr We glve prompt and courteous, service Give us a call Bluehlll Mame TRY THE VII KDE DRLG STORE, FIRST W M ROBINSON PROPRIE'10R L 'LSLIIIC 'VI une Comphmehtb of CPNIRAL INFL Ellsworth Maine COIHDIIIHLIILS 1 Wll l l Y S CLOTIIILS FOR GRADUATEb BAY FRP ST Halboxslde Mame COmp11meDtS Of Sallmg 111 the 57 foot auxlhary SCIIOOIICI DR FRENCH Yacht Graylmf Deep Sea Fnhmg Telephone 8 3 'NIAURICL L GRAY I Q !f1ec4:'.': 25 J , O O if 1 ' N 1 V r 1 w w K Y ,I K 0- q -0 . .., . ' '. Q l. W T W 'Y I u A Y 't ' 3 ' . . , 4 ' , . W . l 0 0 L . . 'f-' 1' I ' L. ,I L ' ' ' po' 1 rw w ' 41 1 UW A J 11 4 JJ A I I- y 7 11 ,4 Jk I ll - yn h I A .- . . 26 THE BREEZI-Z Compliments of CONSUMERS PUEI CO 39 Water Street Belfast Maine COOPER 81 CO. TOUCAN CULVERT BUILDING MATERIAL Tel. 262 Belfast Maine Compliments of MOORE S DRUG STORE Ellsworth Maine HAI L HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES General Electric Radios Tel 55 Belfast Maine S PRATTON S 50 TO S1 00 STORE H S JONES GRAIN FLOUR FEEDS CEMENT and FERTILILER Rear 24 State Street Telephone 385 Ellswoxth Maine ALEXANDER S PHARMACY CO 80 Main St Ellsworth Me W B FARNHAM West Brooksville Maine Telephone 15 15 Meats Groceries 1 1 1 1 1 k L J 0 ' CO J U YQ 1 1 '1 , k . . V 7 K 2 9 96 to 102 Main St. Ellsworth, Me. - U Y ' O O n 9 9 ' Tins lfxmzz is 9 1 A. B. MACOMBER CONFECTIONERY and SMOKER'S SUPPLIES Castine, Maine H. G. YOUNG GENERAL MERCHANDISE Tel. 22-ll North Brooksville, Maine Compliments of L H BILLINCS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GULF PRODUCTS Broooksville Maine Compliments Of BE NTLLY C CRINDLI BARBER T 28 3 Brooksville Maine Capt Thurman L Gray Cabin Cruiser Call for Parties Deep Sea Fishing etc South Brooksville Maine Tel 2 12 F ,I PERKINS GENERAL MERCHANDISE West Brooksville Maine Compliments of F RANK 0 NFIL POSTMASTER West Biooksville Maine Compliments of Bluehill Mfune N 1 0 0 1 o o L I 1 1. 1 ' 41 w 9 J el. - t I 0 o ' L' l ' 1 - ' Il. PARKER 28 711142 lim-11-:xl-Z BLUEHILL FALLS SERVICE S'l'A'I'ION CLYDE GRAY, Proprietor Telephone 124-13 GENERAL GARAGE WORK Bluehill Ffxlls, Mfminc H. C. PAGE GENERAL HARDWARE Bueksport. 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Bl l Hllll BF H13 SHOP P 1 elw Il W llll3.ITlS I YIUN X l AEON ATTORNIAS XT IAW TQ 44 Bolimt M'1111O SFX 1 RIII 37 M1111 St Bali mst M1111Q I XSII RN WIKINI 1liKIN UD B'111 O1 'VI11110 HIRTIDIORI I hl DS Ji IHN KLI If N BLAC KSNIITH Reach RO'tCi Sed' W1Ck Mama I+ S GRINDI F COAL WOOD ILE and RANGE and FLEL OII B1ue11111 MTIIIC T01 Co11110Ct1o11 Ill 1 PXUI C LL Rlx Bluehxll Mama I Nl IUNNIN1 H NI Buckspoxt NIPLIIIC Deals:-1 111 tulle and llmses 71 Q !1'111c1c'.11: 31 ' 1 T 1 T 1 i Tr , v ,1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 11' 1' 1 Y K . 4 , ,. . 1 ' ' 11 , U. D . I 1 1 1 ' l'1:llpllllH'1llx ul J. X a 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 r 1 ' ' ' 1 ' 4 15 , J 1 v 1 vw v ' Av Y 1 A A A I A1 1- .l 'V 1 K. I . 1. Y Y W 1 fy. lNI4Jb f'Ul!1lllilll1'lI'S of I 11 .11 i 1 A Y ' 1' A Ao 1' ' rl . . L . 1 If 4 1' 1. , 1 , I - - . 5 1 wr 1 1 X ' v 1 I 4 . 4 W ' , 1 4 1 1. 1 1 1 . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y ' 1 ' 4 I U 4 I 41 X1 W 1 I Y , , I A 0 1 I 11 1 1 1 , I , A . 1 ' 1' PH' ' , . 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', ll NX I N XRNUM f ENERAL NIERCH KNDISE Home Nhcle he fream Penobscot Mfnnc UIUC 0 I XS Bus fiom the Gas Statlon thit does a Real ins Busmess Thele Nlust he 1 RCTSOII Tn ou: St'lll0ll SCIXNC md he comnuecl C omplnncnts f PLUNIBER Nollh Blooksvxlle MTIIIC T 15 14 'lHl+ I IBI RTY WF ARE NFWLK LNDBK QOID Minn HlQ,I1W 1y onelmlf nnlc mst Velonl Budce BIICIIADOII Mnno NNI ION Xl B UNK Ellsworth Wlame Nlemhen of Federal Reserve Sw tem Umted States Deposntorw Deposlts Insured by Federal Deposlt Insurance Iorpolatlon R ,I SMITH ALTO BOD! RLP-IIRING Blewel M.11ne l renk um We flx um 7: 2 lim-:lam-1 1 33 W v Y L' I I Ly nv 0 In L , Y l 1 1 . 1 pg,w,pER1qNS FRED LKENNEY . ' '. g - . ' of el. l.- 3 1 ' I' I I C ' ' ,I , I ' , , , i ' w l H Comp lmunta f BAR H KRBOR W0 TOR I OMPANW 1 llsuoxth 'Nl unn JUHN WHITCOMB INSURANCE AGENCY D G Salgent Pres Xll Klnds of Insurance Bl1LlxS1JO1l Munn Rxlph Loudon Loc 11 RCDILLELIILAKIXG f.OlllD1llllllllS of HOBART BI XKI Halbolslde Mame I INWUI DD GR NY 'NIFATS TRL ITS GROCLRIES MEAI S I OBSTER 1 HILKFN SIILAKS South Pcuobssot Minn Compliments of HIRAM BI AKIL 5 LAWII S Cape ROQICI Te 2 L Ulllllllllll nts f X l I KNTH 8 P M IFIC H+ N C0 Cistluc Mfuuc H '1 MhY0 P1011 Comphmentw f NED S I UNCH Tw dol W eedol Lumpllnu ut of Xl l I4 N Q Sl RVIII STA PIUN 62 Maul St Ellsvxolth Mfune Ijllswmth Mamc TL1 8571 3,1 71 Q lflclilizl-2 7 I' ' ' 0 , Y v . , . IV V . . I 7 .4. 1 ' r 1 ' 7 , .L . . , A L 1 -l ' 5 .' ' ' , A L' ' . f ' , - 2 ' - ' ..- -xfx . 'y . . . W 4 ,1 ' ' . , - 4 Y - - , J , JI J ' Y . . . - A - , , - . y Lf- ' L' x , . , V U ' ' THF CHEAT ' J I A . V 1 . Y 7 '1 1 , iq Y , JA , A 1 ,A J 1 r ' , ' Al , I W W , , u - . 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Y . Y O U w 'I w 1 I i ,J 1 ,w - 0 - 1 A A 36 71114: i21zH1:z1c Compliments of ll XNl UR HW DROI Ll lvl Rlf' F0 Ellsu orth Nlalne Q empllments of DR J D CLEMENT Essex Sheet Bangor Malne CONDON 9 GARAGL Russell G and J Rlchald Condon FXIDF AND WILLARD BATTERY SERVIC E XUIIIORIIPD CHE' ROLF'l and FORD SERWICI' GOODYEAR and SIIYLRTOWIN TIRES PHILCO RADIOS MARINE ENGINE REPAIRING I' 13 22 South B1ooksv111e Mame IiANi OR MAINL SCHUUL UF f1OMMl'RCl+ An IIlStltlltl0ll of Chzuacter and Dlstlnctlon IRFI KATAI 00 C II HUSSON Prln 4 Y 1 1 N ,4 4 I I J A4 4 14 s .v 'A 4, - 3 O O O . . , Y 'YW 7 4 X 4 1 1 1 Af f- 1 .4 , 4 . ,41 1 11 , 1 1 1 . . ,. V 1 'el. - ' ', ' 1 ' F 1 f X1 W W I 1, K , , J J F 114 1 ' 11 1 . . , . 71111, f1'Rl'.I'.ZIC Compliments of DR. EUGENE TAPLEY Belfast, Maine Complxments of A VERX GOOD FRIEND Cabtme Mame PERRY S S I UDIO 193 Exchanoe St Bangm Mama Lommerual and Saungs Departments Safe Deposlt and Stoxage Xaultb TRLST DEPARTMENT Belfast Mame THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BELFAST 38 71114 HR Iili Z Ii H. W. WARDWELL GENERAL MERCHANDISE Sargentville, Maine ROY WHITNEYS Surry Maine HOOPER S GARAI E FORD SALES and SERVICE Telephone 55 Cabtine Maine Quality Sen ice W A BEAN 8. SONS Manufacturers of ,I ED PROUTY TAVERN H. R. GOOGINS Bucksport, Maine PlPFR'S CARAFE Telephone 19 Bluehlll Maine Compliments f 'VIANAGER OF A 8 P Bluehill Maine Tel 286 Ellswoith Maine HANCOI K COUNTY CREAMERY FRANKFURTS COOKED MEATS PORK ICE CREAM FRESH CREAM PRODUCTS WHOLESALE J LI I T I 7 'N , '1 I I 0 T O . O . 4 V- . . , - I1 T Nl . I 0 K, , I A , J J 7 7 45-47 Pickering Square Bangor. Maine Tmi lfnlilizfi Compliments of MALE 8 HAMLIN Compliments of ARTHUR W. PATTERSON Attorney at Law Castine. Maine DR W H FARNHAM DENTIST Buckspoxf Mzune JOHN A. SOPER SERVICE STATION GAS and OIL Groceries COIIIVCLIIOIIS lee Lream 01111141 Malne DEVEREUX S ICLS LOBSTERS SHORE DINNLRS North Castme Mame Phone Castlne 35 13 H R FMFRY OPTOMETRIST Buekbpoxt Malne SILVY 8. KIILF PONTIAC SALES and SERW ICE LOI'lll?llHl0l'lt nf E F ROBINSON REG OPTONIETRIST H1gh Street Ellswoxth Mfune Phone 1 Ellsworth Maxne o o o F . . 7 ' ' ' -4' . ' ,fy . 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