Brooksville High School - Breeze Yearbook (Brooksville, ME)

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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.

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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

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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