Brooksville High School - Breeze Yearbook (Brooksville, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1939 volume:

The Breeze 19 39 B ksvllle High S h 1 Evhtraitnn 'F THF STUDFNTS OF BROOKSVILLF HICH 'IHE FIGHIIA LN IH ISSLE OF ' THF BREEZF, T0 OLR NEVV SLPFRINTEINDENT OF SCHOOLS, MR HOW ARD FOV!! Il 0 O SCHOOL, IlESI'lCC'I'FULI.Y DEDICATE THIS, , f , 1 3 U , v 1 A U Pub11shed by the Students of Brooksvrlle H1gh School SOUTH BROOKSVILLE MAINE JUNE 1939 7 hrtnrml 'Bnarh Edltor ln Chlef Frrst Asslstant Edltor Second Asslstant Edltor Class Edltor Personals Edltor John S Blake Grace Ladd Avls Soper Myrtle Condon Jeanne Soper 7 Y I O O . . Q . . . . . - Y L' Y y - , , , . 1 1 , - ,F S t . . . 7 I Y ' ll ' . L '- . , 1 . ,y 1 1 . I - , . N .. . P y . Y 1 ' ' . . . . . . . . 3 Q 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 Organrzatlons Edltor Jean Lymburner Buslness Edrtor Frrst Asslstant Exchange Ed1tor Alumnl Edltor Sports Edrtor Asslstant Sports Edltor llibxtorrals IS steadrly mcreaslng throughout the far reachmg boundarres of our ever progress We the ed1tor1al taff wrsh to express our gratrtude to the varlous 1nd1v1duals who have contrlbuted to the publlshlng of th1s magazme to our advertrsers and to the members of the faculty who have been very wlllmg and ready to cooperate Wrth our staff RESPONSIBILITY AND COOPERATION As We as a natlon progress from year to year our educatlonal systems have a tendency to follow the old saying L1ke father l1ke son Many people st1ll thlnk school IS Just a place to put ch1ldren be tween the ages of flve and seventeen to keep them out of mrschlef Other and more broadmmded c1t1zens reallze that school IS a necesslty and one really should go to school but that IS as far as they go The reallzatxon that school especlally hlgh school IS not only an educatlonal 1nst1tut1on but a place wherern the char acter and later habrts of hfe are molded 1ng natlon Frank Snow Bernlce Gray Verna Gray Alton Dow Robert Howard Roger Peasley In many of the more modern hrgh schools rn our country democracy and freedom of speech are berng cleverly mln gled w1th d1sc1pl1ne and regular school work to produce 1nst1tut1ons that are competmg wlth colleges 1n character and hablt moldlng In our small but steadily progressmg hlgh school students are offered oppor tun1t1es on every hand to lmprove and de velop character The students soon be come acqualnted w1th each other and m th1s way each comes to know people of all types and character Interscholastlc act1v1t1es enable the student to become a good sport and also offer excellent oppor tun1t1es to practlce cooperatlon Educatronal movmg plctures recently ln troduced 1n our hrgh school have helped a great deal ln explammg the mysterrous THF BRTFZE L11--Q. 1.003 nf 54 -ik Senlor Class Bottom left to right Lllllan Orcutt Myrtle Condon Verna Gray Jeanne Soper Jean Lymburner Sylvia Estabrooks Clifton Orcutt Frank Snow Alton Dow Howard Bladen Robert Howard John Blake Frederlck Dyer Donald Howard Warren Gray Ervrn Estabrooks phenomena of sclence the fmer mus1ca1 accompllshments operas and famous plays They also offer a means of ex plalnmg dlstant lands the1r people and customs and the var10us methods used ln dealmg w1th economlc and soclal problems The hlgh school of today 1S steadlly 1m provmg but we cannot expect great thmgs unless we as a student body heartxly co operate and cheerfully accept the responsl b111t1eS gnen us by our educators Most of the students of Brooksv1lle hxgh school cooperate very well The school act1v1t1e.s whlch have been undertaken thlS year have been successful mostly because of student cooperatxon The amount of class Splflt shown usually determ1nes the outcome of these proJects If every student would take some respon b111ty there would be less Well why d1dn t he do someth1ng9 He 1snt dolng h1s share Class progress LS often retarded by the few members who refuse to accept the respons1b1l1ty of learnmg lessons In the basketball and baseball teams when the boys and g1rls arent responsxble for then' part of the game the team 1S of ten defeated So lets take more respons1b1l1ty and cooperate more wlth the members of the school Responslbllrty and cooperatlon are two very necessary thlngs to make a good school 4 . 1. 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H ' ' , , ' - . , . y FHE BRFEZP Ebe Eamon HOWARD BLADEN Howdy Prophecy Glee Club 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Bestocca 2 3 Opposltes attract 1sn t always true slnce Howdy and some of the Freshman grrls are blonds JOHN BLAKE 'Johnny Thlrd Honor Speaker Glee Club 3 4 Jun1or Play 1 2 3 Sen1or Play 4 B C A Play 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Manager 4 Class VICC Pre ldent 1 2 Counc1l 2 Vxce Pres1dent ofB C A 3 Presldent of B C A 4 Breeze Board 2 3 4 Edltor ln Ch1ef 4 B C A Town Crler 3 4 KIDO of Hearts 3 Track 3 4 Bestocca 2 3 Johnnys our art1st1c g81l1l1S and chlef master of ceremonres W1th h1s qual1t1es of leadershlp and frrendlmess well be a MYRTLE CONDON Condon Valedlctory Glee Club 2 3 4 Jun1or Play 2 3 Sen1or Play 3 4 B C A Play 4 Spear Speakmg Contest Prelxmlnarxes 2 fsecond prlzel Basketball 2 3 4 Man ager 3 ClassPres1dent 1 2 Secretary of C 4 Bre ard C Town Cr er 3 Co Ed1tor mn Ch1ef 4 Track 2 3 Bestocca 2 3 Better late than never Myrt proves that red hair 1sn t always accomparned by a bad temper ALTON DOW Dow Prophecy Jun1or Play 3 Baseball 4 Breeze Board 3 4 If theres fun to be done Dow ll do 1t' B H S will mlss hls good natuxed grm DAVID DYER Dyer Hrstory Glee Club 4 Jun1or Play 3 Stage Commlttee for both plays 4 Dracula and Frankenstem have nothmg on Dyer s portrayal of Bluebeard Bronson Nevertheless hes a flne chap who works hard and always enJoys a good Joke ERVIN ESTABROOKS Dlmps P1esentat1on of G1fts Glee Club 4 Basketball 4 Sen1or Play 4 Meet Dlmps our future avlator red han freckles popularlty and all What has he got that gets em? SYLVIA ESTABROOKS S1lly Hlstory Glee Club 4 Sen1or Play 4 Stud1ous helpful and fr1endly W as she has pal durmg her year here at hxgh school VERNA GRAY Vee ' Hlstory G ee Club 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Captaln 4 Sen1or Play 3 4 COUDC11 4 Breeze Board 4 Play Day 4 Queen of Hearts 3 Bestocca 3 B C A Town Crler 4 Hale d as a leader among B H S s most popular gxrls she s a grand sport who deserves success 111 whatever she does WARREN GRAY Garvey W1ll Glee Club 4 Jun1or Play 3 Sen1or Play 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Bestocca 2 3 Slow moxlnff as a wave agam t the wmd and equally good natured Keep It up Garvel I 1 5 r Q U! U H J , Z , 1 S 1 Z , , 4: ' 11- 1 , . 1 , A 1 . , 6 J! U ' D 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' Y 7 7 - 1, 2 1 , , Z , , 1 1 1 - ' E 1 1 1 1 - U ' 'V ' . 1 V 7 , . ., , - '. D ' ' '1 1 4 1 1 1 a - - - - ' . , ,. I , U 7 ! 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THF BRFEZE DONALD HOWARD Tub Prophecy Glee Club 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 3 4 Bestocca 2 3 They say many a smlle covers a broken heart We hope thls 1sn t true of Tubby pleasant countenance Whlch has contlnued to beam even slnce he was so cruelly de serted at the altar 1n the assembly weddmg ceremony' ROBERT HOWARD Bob Flrst Honor Speaker Jun1or Play 3 Sen1or Play 4 B C A Play 4 Basket ball 1 2 3 4 Manager 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Captaln 4 Class Treasurer 1 2 Coun c1l 3 Treasurer ofB C A 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Breeze Board 4 Bestocca 2 3 Tops as student actor and athlete and an all round swell guy that s Bob JEANNE SOPER Sope Salutatory Glee Club 2 3 4 Jun1or Play 2 3 B C A Play 4 Basketball 3 4 Class Secretary Breeze Board 4 B C A Town Crler 3 4 Co Editor ln Chlef 4 Bestocca 2 3 Always smxhng and always takmg part ln school act1v1t1es SODIB IS swell at everythlng but best at deslgnlng clothes B H S heartrly wlshes her the best of success 1n l1fe si LILLIAN ORCUTT L11 Plesentat1on of G1fts Glee Club 3 4 Jun1or Play 3 Play Day 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Bestocca 2 3 As a Jltterbug L11l 1S very O K but when she s 1n a basketball su1t watch out' Many are the opponents she has lald low FRANK SNOW Dub Second Honor Speaker Jun1or Play 3 Sen1or Play 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Cap ta1n 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Class Presrdent 3 4 Krng of Hearts 4 Breeze Board 3 4 Bestocca 3 4 H1s athlet1c ab1l1ty has often brought honor to the teams and hrs all tlme good everyone JEAN LYMBURNER Pmk Wrll Glee Club 3 4 Jun1or Play 3 Breeze Board 4 B C A Town Crrer 4 Quret and lndustrlous 1n school she can take a Joke Wlth the best of them Best of luck 1n your career as beautlcran Jean1e' CLIFTON ORCUTT Sammy W1ll Stage Comm1ttee for J umor Play 3 for Sen1or Play 4 If you hear thunder or doorbells r1ng1ng any day at B H S 1ts probably Just Sammy our ace llghtlng and sound man practlclng up for the next play f 6 . . 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' . . . . as ' x 1 1 - ' - r 1 ' ' ' 3 , , y ' ' . . . . ,K . ,, . . . . . . . , . , . . . ., . . ,K ,, . . - - - . . ., , . , . .fax 4 ' I , 'Q' X ' 'Q . ,U Xb - Q THE BRFI' LF LITERARY U Q EDWARD BROWN Edward Brown sat on the wrndow seat 1n h1s room h1S eyes gazrng dreamrly out of the wlndow Tomorrow he would be elghteen and he had h1nted very broadly to h1s father that he wanted an automo b1le for a buthday present He had wanted a car all h1s l1fe Well anyhow for the last five months s1nce Jack Holland had come to town wrth hrs Plymouth Before that he hadnt thought much about rt because h1S best frrend Harry and he had been wlth h1m But moved 1nto the and tw1n slster Joan Edward had dec1ded that he must have a car He pictured hrmself r1d1ng around 1n a brg sedan Then he thought maybe just a lrttle roadster would be better wouldnt have to have a whole crowd wrth hrm every tlme he got 1n He would say to hrs frlends Im sorry boys but there IS Just room for Joan and me When I get the car that I mtend to have next year I ll take you all wlth me Oh yes a road ster was what he wanted Then h1s thoughts turned dreamrly to Joan He got up and Walked to the look mg glass As he approached lt he threw Duncan had an old Ford content to r1de around when Jack Holland had town wlth h1s mother back h1S shoulders and walked very strarght and dlgnliied The person rn the mnror looked back at hlm and smrled as 1f the world was Just an open book to hlm and he was very bored w1th every th ng Would Joan be more lmpressed 1f he walked lrke thatf' Or would she 11ke lt better lf he took smaller steps l1ke that srssy Sammy Mance who was V1Sltl1'1g her brother Jack Sammy had blue eyes and straw colored harr and all the boys called hlm a SISSY Edward had notrced that Joan had looked upon Sammy Wlth favor the other day As for Edward she had never spok en a dozen Words of real conversatron to hrm 1n her l1fe But she always sard hello when they met and once she had laughed Wlth h1m over some 11tt1e thmg that happened and he could st1ll see her b ue eyes twmklmg and hear her lovely laughter that had sent shlvers up and down hrs back Yes he guessed that he would practrce walkmg wlth h1s head and shoulders well back and the next trme he met her he would take off h1s hat and bow Of course lf she Eddie' Eddre' where are you? All of Edwards dreams came tumblmg down around h1s ears at El1zas call Why oh why drd boys who were erghteen have to have ten year old s1,5ters'P Every 4, 7 4 4 4 H W . I H 1 U ' 'S I - 1: I f ., I lt f E 5 x I , I 1 -1 1 X , . M.-.:-. . win: l C' X f ll ..1'5- 57 ' ' ' , , . y .. y i I . . 3 Y 7 , Y J , , 7 y l , L4 . 7 7 I 7 I Q . ' Y - , , . . . . ' 1 U n , 1 Y . . , . . . . , . He , 1 ' - , ' J . m4 . ' ' . ll Y 4 ' ! J ' y ' s 1 . - - 1 - Jn . - ll - ' yy . , , . . . , . - - . . , ' Y . ' , , . , , - - i Tire BREE7r time that he tried to have a few mrnutes to himself she bothered him First rt was asking hrm to fix the arm of her doll next It was to fill the woodbox when he had so many other things to do and he didnt see why his mother made him ill rt anyhow Why couldnt Eliza instead of playing all day long9 Eddle Eddie' ' The vorce was gettrng nearer He had better go out and see what she wanted Wrth a frown that would have frrghtened Joan Holland rf she had seen rt and walk ing with as far frown a drgnrfred walk as could be he strode across across the room and flung open the door WHAT do you want He shouted rt rn a vorce so loud rt made his l1ttle srster clap her hands over her ears Eddie' you know what mama said about shoutrng at me Where have you to go swimming with me Please do Ed die' It rs a lovely day and mama won t let me go with the others without someone older She says I might get drownded What does it feel like to be drownded Ed d1e'P With a groan he went back into hrs room for hrs bathing surt No use for him to say no rf he wanted that car for a blrthday present Now Eliza would go and get about live hundred little girls and boys none of them over ten to go with her Wouldnt he look just fine going down the road with all of them' ' As they started down the road with Ed die leading and all the children behind h1m Eddre spied Joan Holland and Sam my Mance coming very slowly down the sidewalk Wasnt there some way for him to get away from these blamed k1ds'J Then an rdea came to h1m He would use that dignified walk that he had been practrs mg and he would bow and say good mornrng with a cool smile then go on quite quickly as rf he had very heavy business on hrs mrnd As the two parties drew nearer together Eddie hastened hrs steps a l1ttle threw back hrs head and thought how rmpressed Joan would be He noticed that the children behind hrm were very quret but he didnt turn hrs head because h thought that rf he rgnored them Joan mrght think that they werent w1th h1m but only golng the same Way Now they were meetrng As Eddie strargtened from a low bow his face very red through its close contact to the ground he heard a sound behind hrm that made hrm turn Behind hrm ln sm gle file were all the children bowing so low that their heads almost touched the srdewalk The grave expressron on their red faces as they regarned their posture with their shoulders so far back they could see nothing but the sky they looked so comr cal that Joan and Sammy were rn gales of laughter Eddie almost ran down the srdewalk Why he wondered had he got en himself into this mess? He might have known that something lrke this woud happen All the chrldren were coming behind h1m and when he got far enough down the street he turned and scowled at them You can go swrmmrng by yourselves I dont care rf you all drown a ely Then he turned down a back street and headed for home When he arrived there father comrng down the steps Hello son his father greeted him I have been looking for you Come wrth me a minute They went down to the old garage that never had been used because they had he sard sav he met hrs 8 ' . 2 . . . . U ! . . . . . ,, . . l ' 7 7 Z . . , . 1 . ' . , . . . I ' y U ' 1 . , . . . I . , H I li ' ' H - . ' . -V , . . ' Y ' . . . , . , e ' - .' . . - , . . Y r Q ' ' 7 AK H ' . - J . Y . v , v ' , ' KL ' ' G been all this time? Mama said to tell you ' - - I . , ' ' , l , . . . , , , , - l ' 7 7 ' 7, L . . . . ,, , . . N . . . Y . i , , ' , ' as . ' ' ' .I v ' ' - , . ,, . - 7 . . . Cl' D . , - , ' . . A - - rn v ' ' F - . 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Q . , . - , , Tm BRFI 71' had no need for a car After unlockrnff the door hrs father preceded hrm rn Then he moved asrde so Edward mrght ee Where were all of Edwards dreams of a lovely new car ' Surely thrs couldnt be what hrs father had bought for hrm' Why thrs was Harry Duncans old Ford wrth a new coat of parnt' Well how do you lrke rt son'P asked Mr Smrth beamrng proudly upon Edward Why father' Er uh why' Now I have a car of my own Thanks ever so much father' Not for anythrng would he let hrs father see how drsappornted he was Wrth feet that dragged he followed Mr B own up the road to the house Hrs fath er was sayrng somethrng And so I thought you and I would go huntrng up rn the Marne woods thrs fall How would you heard a horn toot behrnd hrm As he looked up he saw rt was Sammy Mance rn hrs new Burck and besrde hrm her han flyrng rn the breeze from the open wrndov. sat Joan Holland She drdnt efen look Edwards way though he knew that she mut have seen hrm She was too much engrossed rn what Sammy was sayrng For a mrnute Edward was very Jealous 'Ihen he threw back hrs shoulders not to create an rmpressron on Joan thrs trme but because he drdnt care rf Joan drd go by wrth Sammy Mance Wrth her head rn the arr She could have that lrttle srssy rf she wanted hrm Soon rt would be fall and he and hrs father would be huntrng rn the Marne woods Wouldnt the other boys be surprrsed to see hrm come home Wrth a 400 pound buck rn the back of the old Ford? It was not the admrratron of the weake sex that he could crave rn the future He cl leave that to the fellows who understood them' Grace Ladd 40 BOOKS Boolfs are one of the most essentra' thrng rn thrs crvrlrzed World or rather rn thr world that rs supposed to be crvrlrzed If rt werent for the number of books that are publrshed we should all be rgnorarrt unrntellrgent people Even rn the Brble trmes some sort of books Were wrrtten on parchment so as to keep a record of what happen d In Rome and other parts of the world rnscrrptrons have been found on rocks and ca e walls Indrans often drew crude prc tures to rllustrate 11 hts or somethrng else that they thought rvnportant All these books are to us People must learn to wrrte and to use correct Englrsh It rs through books that we learn all these thrngs The one thrng that entertarns most people rn thrs town durrnff the wrnter months rs readrng Hav you ever stopped to thrnk about how th hrstory of wrrtrng books dates back? If you haven t why not start thrnk rne about rt now? Publrc lrbrarres have been establrshed so people who are unable to buy or secure books any other way are able to read book erther frctron or non fictron whrch ever nts rnto therr schedules Some people respect the rrght of berng able to borrow books from the lrbrary but otlcers use the books carelessly and often sporl them for someone else by markrng on them or tear rnff pag s from them I hope you arent the krnd who destroys books Avrs Soper 41 C . 'Z . 1 9 .l - ' D 1 ' ' . C i 7 ' r , ' 7 I ' ' r' s. . . cr ' - ya . , 7 1 ' - . 1 ' ' Y ' k Ayr. , -U , H , -. - . . Q . 1 ' - . H ' 'fr 1 1 ' - ' - - M ir . ' - ' V KA . . ... ,, - . . - Y . f ,ou . D x . a 'A I - like that? Before he could answer, he things were probably to them like Our- , A . 7 D ' ' S ' . f 3 ' ' ' ' . A . l y 8 . . . y . 1 . t . V ,, . - ' ' , : Lg ' . V, . . . . M . , . . , . . . X , A G E, . . - L. y . - ' , - . . ' . , , 1 ' D , 1 . g .. . , . , , . , THE BREEZF PCDETRY PRAYER OF THE INDIAN WOMAN O God of the Whrte Cloud Gulde of the traveller Beautlful maJest1c hear my prayer' Far down the r1ver plac1d and peaceful Bordered by b1rches a canoe went glrdmg Far to the northward to the forest of great game Red Feather my warrlor paddled 1nto the dawn We need food sard the people food for the long Wmter The malze and the squashes hang drymg for Wmter Rrpe yellow gold ln our log huts and tee pees But game 1S not plenty the God of the Has led the wrld deer and brson away from our klngdom So he went forth mto the mornlng To the land of the forest the land where the hlgh h1lls Rlse blue ln the sunlrght 11ke temples to the sun God Lofty blue temples rn the gold mlst of Sep tember Smce then the storm God has swept over the pra1r1e W1th w1ld wmds and torrents he speaks to the people Before thee O storm God thy people l1e worshrpplng The moon has grown full lrke a great srl ver apple The storm God has passed but the Wmter 1S absent O God of the Wh1te Cloud see I kneel before thee Hear my pet1t1on brmg my Warrror home safely Look there' Down the rlver placld and peaceful Bordered by b1rches a canoe comes drrft 1n Lrke a leaf on the water a brrch leaf rn autumn Each dlp of the paddle shmmg 1n the sunllght Brmgs hlm nearer and nearer l1ke a Wlld brrd at sunset L1ke a hawk or an eagle llymg home rn the sunset Red Feather 1S commg home from he huntmg Look' Over the hlgh h1l1 over the b1rches There over the warrlor r1ses a whxte cloud' To thee O Whlte Cloud gurde of the traveller Beautrful maJest1c be my pralse forever Myrtle Condon 39 SF at lk In the sprrng when the streams are h1gh I take to the brook wlth rod and Hy An assurmg tug on the end of the l1ne And rf 1ts a trout twrll su1t me fine But It s usually a can that meets my gaze And then my temper begms to blaze Another tug and Ive caught a trout But rt s a short and I throw xt out So thats why my flsh comes packed ln a can God bless my savlor the groceryman' Rodney Pumrose 41 10 , 7 7 . . , 7 . - . . 7 7 ' 1 ' . . 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THE BRFFZE BEAUTIFUL SPRING Pussy W111OWS bloom1ng Everythmg awaken1ng 1 'en the frogs vo1ce bOOIl'll11g Spr1ng lS here Hear the soft breeze slgh B1rds slng merr1ly In the woods near by Spr1ng IS here Bubbhng brooks sw1ftly flow Down from the mounta1n h1gh Between the embedded rocks below Spr1ng IS here The warm sun ln the blue Sh1nes on the earth makmg Tree buds burst anew Spr1ng IS here Flowers peep 1nto slght By the rude stonewall W1th the1r colors brrght Spr1ng IS here All the worlds so br1ght Everythlng s serene God rules lt by h1S m1ght Spr1ng lS here s Soper 41 SPRING In the spr1ng he always wanders Through the meadows fields and trees To see the trees and flowers Blow1ng gently rn the breeze Then to the brook Where water splashes Ga1ly oer the rocks It comes down from the mounta1n and Brmgs b1ts of wood 1n t1ny blocks 1. Then the green grass that has pushed Its way up through the ground And the fields valleys and mountams look l1ke a green blanket spread for m1les around The s1lver b1rch lS budded and The cedar lS turn1ng green The blue r1ver separates them By Wllldlflg 1n between Barbara Gray 41 SPRING Spr1ng 1s everywhere Touchmg each ugly bud And makmg lt look so fa1r It brrngs every ICG bound brook to 16 Makes lt go danc1ng Sends lt a glancmg And seems to sooth humans IH the m1dst When flowers bloom Its the vsorld beg1nn1ng It stops most s1nn1ng It d1spells all gloom Cynth1a Blake 41 SPRING Spung lS IH the a1r Green grass 1S growmg everywhere The b1rds are s1ng1ng 1n the trees And the leaves are rustllng 1n the breeze Now more boats beg1n to go Where the r1vers gently flow The clouds are slowly dr1ft1ng by L1ke great whrte b1rds up 1n the sky Tul1ps grow for you and me Where the snow banks used to be The sun comes up br1ght and clear Tell1ng us that sprmg IS here Nellle Dyer .. 11 H Y! , . . 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THE BREEZE CLASS NOTES CLASS OF 1942 Last September B H S warmly wel comed to rts ranks twelve new freshmen Faye Austrn Ruth Austrn Ernest Black Gertrude Dorety Grace Hutchrnson Boyd Orcutt Alrce Perkrns Danrel Reynolds Florence Rrchardson Beulah Snow Kerth Snow and Wrllram Tapley Although g een they greeted therr hrgh school career wrth wrde and cheerful smrles and at Freshman Receptron proved thelr sportsmanshrp to the upper classes They rmmedrately prtched rn to school lrfe and the year has found them wel' represented rn all student actrvrtres They have managed several programs rn as sembly besrdes helprng rn other socral events Durrnfr the wrnter Alrce Perkrns left school nd Boyd Orcutt was oblrged to drop out for the rest of the year becau e of rllnes leavrng ten class members at present B H S wrshes them contrnued success The class officers are Presrdent Kerth Snow ecretary Beulah Snow treasurer Faye Austrn councrl member Ruth Aus rn CLASS OF 1941 In the fall of 1937 B H S came back to school to find the Freshman row well filled wrth srxteen eager students Alger Austrn Lewrs Black, Robert Black Cyn thra Blake, Edith Campbell, Evelyn Chat to Sylvra Choate Robert Clrfford Nellre Dyer Barbara Gray Bernrce Gray Eula Hutchrnson Hortense Hutchrnson Ralph Robertson Nettle Snow and Avrs Soper 'Iherr eagerness survrved Freshman Re cept on and was soon manrfested rn therr cbool actrvrtles Thrs class has always had a large representatron rn the Glee Club aid on the honor roll and rts grrls have made names for themselves on the bas lsetball floor furnrshrng enough players for a complete team rn themselves Last year the class gave a play Call Hector and recently they took part rn the Sopho more Jumor speakmg They h ve to date lost only one mem ber Sylvra Choate and thrs year Rodney Prrm ose and James Reynolds entered the class The Sophomore ofiicers are Presrdent Barbara Gray vrce presrdent Robert Clrf ford secretary Cynthra Blake treasurer Avrs Soper councrl member Bernrce Gray CLASS OF 1940 Brooksvrlle hrgh schools class of 40 as embled for the first trme rn September 1036 Charter member students were Basrl Austrn Wrllram Austrn Krzzre Black Wrl 11am Blake Dorothy Dyer Gordon Gray Ray Gray Beulah Grrndle Grace Ladd Roger Peasley James Reynolds, Orvrlle Sanborn and Llllran Stevens The frrst big event in their hlstory was 12 . y 1 x ., ' , . , . 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'- s - . , 1 T111 IERPI ll Freshman Receptron sponsored by the Sophomores Later rn the year the cla s presented a one act play Nevertheless before the assembly As Sophomores the group gate two one act plays before the publrc Dumb Dora and It Pays to B Clumsy and rn the sprrng of therr Junrc' year they helped sponsor Sophomore Junror speakmg They hav also contrr buted therr share to all the school actrvr tres and have been very actrve rn 1ts so cral lrfe Lrllrar Stevens Ray Gray and James Reynolds have left the class durrng the ter was welcomed as a transfer student makrng a present enrollment of eleven Oflicers of the class are Presrdent Wrl lram Blake vrce presrdent Basrl Austrn secretary Grace Ladd treasurer Beulah Grrndle councrl member Wrllram Austrn at CLASS OF 1939 The class Of 39 lrterally took B H S by storm as nrneteen of them started out on therr road to hrgher learnrng four years ago Lura Austrn Marre Babbrdge Ol ver Bakeman Bernard Black Howard Bladen John Blake Myrtle London Alton Dow Daud Dyer Verna Gray Warren Gray Donald Howard Robert Howard Jean Lymburner Franklrn Nutter Clrrton Or cutt Lrllran Orcutt Frank Snow and Jeanne Soper After Freshman Receotron the frrst year passed rather quretly However many of the members or the class took part rn the events and actrvrtres of the school whrch hey have been leaders ever srnce D1 rrng therr Sophomore year they cata logued he lrbrary as a class project Phe next year among oher thrngs of note they presented the play Hobgoblrn House and held a banquet rn honor of the Senrors The comedy Wrndy Wrllows of the cla Hrst semester as Senrors In the past four years Lura Austln Olrver Bakeman Bernard Black and Franklrn Nu ter have erther left school or trans fcrred Verna Gray spent her Sophomore year at C mden hrgh returnrng the follow mg September Olrver Haskell Jorned the class for a short trme last fall and Ervrn and Sylvra Estabrooks have been members of the class throughout thelr Senror year The class rs now lookrng forward wrth mrxed feelrng to commencement when srxteen students the largest group of Sen rors rn the schools hrstory will be gradu ated Class ohicers are Presrdent Frank Snow ecretary Jeanne Soper treasurer Don ald Howard councrl member Verna Gray Myrtle Condon 39 ? 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'1 , ., S v. . , . , , ' U ' , A , - ' 5 ' , - 7 1 x ng Y ' ,v if ' Y 3- rl v THE BREEZE Top-Glee Club-Botton left to rlght Lllllan Orcutt Myrtle Condon Dorothy Dyer Ruth Aus tln Florence Rlchardson Barbara Gray Faye Austm KlZZl6 Black Sylvla Estabrooks Grace Hutchinson Jeanne Soper Nettle Snow Nellie Dyer Gertrude Dorety Cynthla Blake Edith Campbell Avis Soper Verna Gray Grace Ladd Beulah Snow Bernice Gray Ervin Estabrooks Warren Gray Gordon Gray Donald Howard Wxlllam Blake Wllllam Austln Frederick Dyer Lower Left Student Councll Bottom left to r1ght Ruth Austin Bernice Gray Verna Gray Myrtle Condon John Blake Robert Howard Wllllam Austln Rlght Edltorlal Board Bottorn left to rlght Bernlce Gray Verrm. Gray AVIS Soper Jeanne Soper Grace Ladd Mvrtle Condon Jean Lvmburner Frank Snow Robert Howard John Blake Roger Peasley Alton Dow Rodney Primrose, John Blake. Trrr BRI 1 ZF MJT DTIHZGIUHQDUHS THE BROOKSVILLE COOPERATIVE AS SOCIATION The Brooksville Cooperative Association formed two years ago nas experienced another successful season The ofiicers this year were as follows President John Blake vice president Wrllrarn Austin secretary Myrtle Condon treasurer Robert Howard The members of the student coun crl were Freshman representative Ruth Austin Sophomore Bernice Gray Junior William Austin Senior Verna Gray have been under the auspices of the assocr ation whlch succeeded rn purchasrng new suits and equipment for the boys basket ball squad The assocratron has handled over S400 rn the three years rt has been establrshed and We sincerely hope rt will continue to progress successfully and to offer its benefits and opportunities to its officers and members rn the years to come This year s assembly programs have been handled in a slightly drfferent way Each class has in turn pre ented pro rams which were Judged by a selected group rn cluding the whole faculty Mr and Mrs Arthur Farrley Miss Joyce Johnson Morrrs Chatto and our only post graduate Robert Campbell The class presenting the best pro ram this year w1ll be awarded a plaque ek Sk IF GLEE CLUB We are xery proud of our Glee Club This year it has increased from eighteen mem bers to thrrty two members We have learned many new songs and Just rmagrne we have learned to swing rt Each member has certainly tried to do hrs best and our director Mrs Arthur Farrley has accomplished a great deal We made our Iirst appearance at a Christmas entertainment to which our parents and friends were invited Our next appearances were May 20 at the gym May 21 at the church rn West Brooksville May 28 at the church rn North Brooksville June 2 at the fashion show and concert at the gym June 4 at the baccalaurea e at Cape Rosrer June 8 our final ap pea ance at graduation Jean Lymburner 39 1 as . 15 B if sr B ' IE fT o o H 3 H 0, . . . . . . D ! Y ' . 3 : ' , 3 , - . , . . . 3 y r I , J . . r . ' ' Z 1 rw Y . . . ' 1 , ' 5 ' , A I V l 3 I ' ' A4 I. . . All entertainments and other activities - i K4 ' ' 77 D 7 L I . A . . Y , - ' r . - 1 - r . . - I, I ' 7 . . . . A 3 , Q - , ' ' ' 5 ' 7 Y L 7 ' D - . c y I - Q O.. 3 , ' i 'N D 7 l . . I . - , , - ' . - .' v '- 1 A ! I ' THE BREEZE Upper Left-Girls Basketball Left to right Bottom Dorothy Dyer Myrtle Condon Grace Ladd Verna Gray Beulah Snow Nellxe Dyer Ruth Austm Evelyn Chatto Barbara Gray Faye Austin Edith Campbell Bernice Gray Avls Soper Lllllan Orcutt Jeanne Soper Austin Alton Dow Robert Howard Basll Austin Howard Bladen William Austin Ralph Robert son Donald Howard Lower Boys Basketball Bottom left to right Howard Bladen Frank Snow Donald Howard Ervln Estabrooks Robert Howard Wlllxam Au tin Wlllxam Blake John Blake William Austln l l Upper Right-Baseball-Bottom, left to right, Keith Snow, Warren Gray, Rodney Primrose, Alger THE BRFEZF XL iixqiiij BASEBALL Th1s year the baseball team Wlth only a few vete1ans started off the season poorly by loslng four tralght games Bad weather causmg lack of practlce was a great set back to the team ROO8lt Campbell was elected manaeel and Robert Howard capta1n The only games scheduled were w1th the teams 111 the Bagaduce League The schedule IS as follows Opponent Score We They Brookl1n Blueh1ll SedgW1Ck S6dgWlCk Penobscot E S Normal School Brookl1n Blueh1ll Penobscot forfelted E S Normal School Robert Howard 39 BASKETBALL Basketball was started thrs season w1th four regular men Frank Snow was elect ed captam and John Blake manager The team d1d very well w1nn1ng over half of 1ts games Four games were played w1th the Alumn1 the hlgh school bemg V1CtOll ous ln all but one Arthur Redman helped to coach the team th1s year and w1th the cooperatlon shown by 1tS members gave excellent asslstance The seasons schedule was as follows Opponent They BlOOk5Vl118 A C B ooksvllle A Blueh1ll E S Normal School B ookl1n S6dgW1Ck Cast ne Brooksvllle A C B ooklln Penobscot Blueh1ll Cast1ne Penobscot BIOOTCSVIHB A C Roger Peasley 40 GIRLS BASKETBALL The g1rls basketball squad met early 111 the fall w1th a group of seventeen e1ght ot whom were players from last year Dur1ng the year three players had to drop out Dorothy Dyer Cynthxa Blake and Capta1n Verna Gray Grace Ladd was elected as captaln for the rest of the season Th1S year the g1rls have been tra1ned by a new coach MISS Joyce Johnson who w1th the excellent cooperatlon of the g1rls succeeded 1n turnlng out a flne team Fol lowlng 1S a schedule of the games played Opponent Place played Brooksvllle Opponent Blueh1ll Brookl1n Brooklln Sedgwxck Blueh1ll Cast1ne Ca tlne Home Away Home Home Away Home Away 21 Dorothy Dyer 40 . . 17 W I K 9 V: C- f.fx 1 ,X J X J , 1 we . , . - - ' . . . .......... .. 29 23 ' 1- - ' . cy ............ 16 28 . ' C . I ' ....................... 18 37 . 'S - ' 'L . . ....... . 26 42 l r ' ..................... 31 65 , 1 ' N ' .,................... 39 22 , D Q ...................... 33 29 I A ' , ' . ' . . ......... 35 24 g g , 4 ' ,.................... 29 26 G ' ..,......,.......... 53 29 ' . ' ..................... 30 59 ' ...,........,......... 24 23 - .................... 59 11 ' ..................... 2 7 - A A . I ,,....,...,. 40 20 ' ,..................... 0 10 L , 6 y ' .,.................. 2 3 it at ,F ' .................... 4 9 y A 7 0 . . ......... 0 16 ' ' ' ' ..................... 6 7 ' , ' ' ' .........,............ 6 5 M - ' 1 ii ii l A . ' , ' ' ' 16 30 ' . ' ' 24 22 .Y . . . .- t 22 16 ' - ' 17 7 ' 32 19 ' , ' ' ' 14 25 ' , ' . 9 ' 30 THE BREEZE I SCHOOL CALENDAR I September 12 School opened today 23 Freshmen receptron We wonder rf the Freshmen enjoyed lt 28 Freshmen took charge of assembly program October Srx Weeks exams Supt Fowlre vlsrted school Hallowe en party Everyone had a good t1me Nox ember M1ss Ada Cole gave an mterestlng talk about art 111 the assembly program Senlor play Wmdy Wrllows parts were well taken Senrors ordered caps and gowns and rn v1tat1ons for graduatron Oh' Gosh' Srx weeks exams December normal there We would have won 12 Teachers meetrng 111 gymnaslum sup per prepared and served by Home Economrcs classes 16 Basketball Wrth Brooklm there Three cheers' The Brooksvrlle grrls won January 3 School opened aga1n after the Ch11st mas vacatron Santa Claus seemed to have been on hrs Job thrs Year Brooklrn here We won both games Blue and Gold basketball game for glrls Boys played Town Team Basketball at Castme Basketball games wrth Sedgwrck Wt won Dance followed games so we all llmbered up our legs 16 Try outs for 3.SSOClB.t1011 play Brmgmg Up Father 20 Skatmg party KB r r'J 24 Book reports due Have you read yours yet2 27 End of first semester Last half' Lets go 1n there' February Bluehrll there Brooksvrlle grrls won boys lost Valentme party m gym Grace Ladd queen Frank Snow kmg Castme here NICE whrle lt lasted Holrday Hurray for George Washrng ton' March 1 Junxors gave French play rn assembly Nous Verrorts 7 Oh gee' Book reports all classes 22 27 No school on account of rllness Aprll Sprmg term began presented mn gym Another holrday Baseball at Penobscot Baseball at Brooklm May 2 At Bluehrll If you fall at Iirst Just try try agarn 23 Bluehrll home We Won' Pays doesnt 25 Junror and Sophomore speakmg 26 Track meet Placed ln shot put re lay and dash June Glee Club and Fashlon Show Baccalaureate servrce 2 p m Commencement School closes p1cn1c Commencement ball Myrtle Condon 39 18 10- ' . ' ' 3 10- ' ' . . 20- . ' ' ' . 14- ' ' . , 31- ' . 3 , ' . ' . 21- ' . ' ' ' . f 22- ' . ' - 9- . . . I 22- . , U . . .,, Au - . . K 16- ' ' ' - - , ' . , . 29- . . ' ' . ' 3- ' ' . 7-Boys' basketball team played Castine 7-Association play, Bringing Up Father, if . . . ! ! ? 19- ' . - ' ' ' ' 3 - 25- . ' 28- ' . 4 ' - it! 4.. ' , . , . 6- V . f, . 2-' ' . 10W , - ' . 4- 1 1 ' , . . 13- ' ' . ' 8- . . , 9- 3 ' ' . ' . 10- . THF BRbl7I JOKES SILLY SAYINGS L11l1an Orcutt Those CUTICIS of yours dont dry Florence Rlchardson You mean your han' doesn t Jeanne Soper My feet are golng to make bl1sters on my heels Faye Austln Im gomg to take my k1CkCfS tcurlersb out of my ha1r now M155 Johnson Are there any g1rls who w1l1 volunteer to show the boys tne proper way to dance9 iNo volunteersi MISS J How about you Frank? M Fznrley fwlth two new I11d13.1'1 clubs for exercrslng 1n h1s handsl I should l1ke to see the Sen1ors for m1nute Myrtle Condon The Senlor class wants wlfts and g11ls for graduatlon B111 Aust1n Keep a 11p upper stlff One of the play cast was heard tell1ng a fr1end about the play Brlngmg Up Father She Mags and Jlggy are 1n It Av1s Soper My head w111 start ach111g probably 1f I get up before It stops James Reynolds Have you ever been klssed beforeo Gertrude Dorety Y y y y yes I n n n nexer could s s s say n n n no fast enough Mrs Fa1r1ey Someone comes along and takes the sa1ls out of your wmd L1l11an Orcutt Who was 1t w1ote Sh1ngles 4She meant Shavlngs b Joseph LIHCOID J L1ll1an Orcutt The Whlte men traded t1umpets Ctrmketsl for the Ind1ans land Mr Fa1r1ey The g1rls br1ng the1r su1ts tomorrow lf they want the1r p1etu1es taken 1n them lf not they can go wlthout them CP1ctures of course J Dot Dyer W111 you get me some new l1pst1ck R1chard'P You know the k1nd I use R1chard Potter Dont tell me 1ts on the t1p of my tongue Faye Austln fabout to have he1 plcture taken fo1 basketbalh But they can see my legs then 11 I stand over there John Blake My Model A IS sound IH every part A Wlse Freshy So I hear' ' Mr Falrley un Phys1cs1 W1ll you tell me why It IS that every tlme I come 1nto class I find you actmg up? Alton Dow It must be those rubber soles of yours Jeanne Soper ttalkmg about th1n halrl K1em1 thlckens women s heads as well as men s 1 32.2 19 I I x' l . 1, . AX 1 -f . QQ 11 11 ' ' . 11 . .- ' . 11 - 1 11 - - ,1 ' . 11 . 4, ,K ,., - 1 11 ' ' . 11 ' . ll Il' If 11 ' 11 11 ' . 71 O 1 Y . 11 . ' , ' ' 7' ik 44 HF wk lk if ' ' . 11 ' ' . 111 - - - , ,, ' ' 7' Pk JF PF Q, ,K ,K . . H . . . . 'N . 11 , ' - . - , 1 1 'Y 11 A - - - . . , . ' . 11 11 ,k 4, t . . , . ik Ik lk . 11 ' . , . - '. ' - . 11 ,, 1 -1 1 - 1 . ' v ' an ' . 41 1 . ' 1 - 1 - 11 . ,, lk Ik lk 41 41 gg . 11 - . . ' ' ' 'V . . 11 if Ik lk 'c 11 , . - ' . 11 ' ' 11 as bk ,k lk It It . 11 ' ' , ' 11 ' U ' ' '. . 11 11 . 11 11 - ' ' 11 3 it 4, lk i U ' ' ' . . 11 ' ' . 11 - 1 . . . - - 1 ' ' H , ' 11 1 - . if 3 S . s1 . 11 ,, ' . .11 4: 3 1 . 11 . . . . - - - 7 - - - - , - 1- . ' 1 . - H 1 11 THE BREEZE Mrs Farrley fEngl1sh IJ What do we call people who havent developed bra1n mater1al'P Kerth Snow Brarnless Bob Howard If you can t thrnk of any thrng rn Englrsh exam Just put down anyth1ng you thlnk of Mrs Fa1rley W111 practlce the openmg song now Grace Hutchrnson W111 we have that song at the begrnnlng or the end of the church S8I'VlC69 Mr Farrley fln h1storyJ What Clty 111 Alabama produces a lot of cotton? Bob Clrfford Tennessee WANTED Alarm clock Myrtle Condon L1fe 1nsu ance for those who r1de wlth B111 Aust1n A glrl Jrmmy Reynolds Palr of stllts Barbara Gray A palr of s1ze 12 shoes-Gertrude Dorety A movle contract Ruth Aust1n A set of drmple erasers Ervln Estabrooks Full length mlrror Verna Gray Someone to apprecrate Jokes Roger Peas le A car w1th a man 1n It Florence R1ch ardson Change of heart Cynthla Blake Romance Eula Hutchlnson Truth Beulah Grmdle Carfare to Harborsxde R1Chard Potter Aust1n car Howard Bladen Car Know has Ford AD John Blake Chew1ng gum Nettle Snow To be a ladles man Gordon Gray To be a housewife Faye Aust1n To be shorter B111 Blake Package of p1pe cleaners-Lew1s Black Mr Farrley ldurrng hrstory class? The masters set thelr slaves free after they re Ruth Aust1n Av1s do you have t tretch that bracelet on to get lt off Seen rn a Hrst year Latm book case of frre please throw th1S rn Mr Faxrley And whrle I forget rt I have an announcement to make Eula Hutchrnson What IS Mrcky Mouse a cat or a dog? Went to the Caprtol rn a glrded cage imeanrng carnage? Jean Lymburner I can t keep my mouth shut I m so sleepy CAN YOU IMAGINE Mr Farrley wearmg a hat? Home Ec Boys behavrng 1n class? Mrs Farrley not grvmg us yawmng exer CISSS 1n Glee Club? The Junlor Semor Engllsh class havrng all book reports on t1me'P Study hall perlod VIII be1ng quret Myrtle Condon hav1ng her Latrn III done Barbara Gray berng SIX feet tall? Grace Ladd not srnglng'-' Ruth Aust1n and Evelyn Chatto not dolng IIIUSIC9 The Freshman class study1ng'J Sy1V1.a Estabrooks bemg at school every day'9 Beulah Gr1nd1e we1gh1ng less than 200 pounds? Hortense Hutchmson bemg nolsy Rxchard Potter paylng attentlon 1n class? Jean Lymburner be1ng an old ma1d? 20 , ' ' . KL ' ' ' . H , . . ' 77 d' H ' . as ' n ,k ,K ,F ur 4: ar ' 1 ' , 0 . H , 4 - E Q ' 77 . . . . 4: ar :u '7 ' ' ' - ' I In 41 ar sf , ' ' .W . ' : UWe ' ' ' ' . H ' . ll ' ' . l H . rv ' - Y SK wk if . yy ' Z H ' ' wk wk 1- , . ' ' ' . 11 - - S Ik It 3' Barbara Gray: President Washington ' . 11 ay ' ' ' ll Ill li ' 44 lk lk . .1 , 1 i ! H . . Y - . . . . Ik S14 ik y . ' 1 PHP BRN IF Ne1l1e Dyer not bemg popular wlth the upper class boys'-' Av1s Soper not gettlng on the honor roll? Gertrude Dorety not study1ng'J Verna Gray bemg homely? The boys 1n danclng class darlng to ask the g1rls to dance Everyone 1n school gettlng on the honor roll'P Roger Peasley agreelng Wlth the teachers? Dlmps Estabrooks havmg black ha1r'J Cynthxa Blake bemg as small as Grace Hutch1nson'J All students present more than one day a term'P Enough seats ln school to accommodate everyore'P The muslc class not maklng strange l'lO1S8S9 Alton Dow not teasmg someone'P BCFHICC Gray not havmg a Mae West 1igure'P All students gettlng to school on t1me'J L11l1an Orcutt understand1ng her studles'-' Everyone do1ng settlng up exerclses properly? The Senlor class cooperatlng on anyth1ng'? Chfton Oreutt not talkmg out loud'9 Frank Snow bemg on the Outs w1th h1s teachers9 Beulah Snow not playlllg the p1ano'P Edlth Campbell not wantmg to dance? John Blake not drawlngi' Someone remembermg to turn olf the radlo when school starts? Warren Gray dolng h1s 1essons9 Name Nlckname Howard Bladen Myrtle Condon Alton Dow Frederlck Dyer Ervm Estabrooks Verna Gray Sylvla Estabrooks Warren Gray Donald Howard Robert Howard Cllfton Orcutt Jeanne Lymburner Lllllan Orcutt Frank Snow Jeanne Soper Howdy Red Dow Dyer Dlmps Vee S1lly Garney Tubby Bob Sam Plnk Sooky Dub Soper SENIOR STATISTICS Worst habit Fruorlte pastlme Changlng g1rl fr1endsDr1v1ng an Aust1n Be1ng late Grlnnlng Knlttlng Bashfulness Late hours Too many dates' Srnokmg plpe Fl1rt1ng Alguxng Talking She wont tell' Wlnklng Staylng 1n nrghts Bad behavror W1nts to be Engmeer Wrxter Farmer Entertamxng hxmself Clam dlgger You guess'P Playmg p1ano Rldlllc around Handsome Dancmg Ma1r1ed to a sallor Tubby Runn1ng around Bemg good? 'P Baseball WOlklDg Bluehlll Danclng Nurse Enghsh teacher Ladxes man Robert Taylor Good Beautrclan Anythlng Everythmg AlI1St Jeanne Soper 39 Glrls Latm' ' ' 2 2 . 21 K . . . . H M . H ,, .. . . A . D . H ,, . . . . . ,, . ,, . John Blake 'tJoe Blushing Drawing Sailor ,, ,, . . . , U ' H ' H , H y, X .Y O . V . ' H ' 77 KA H ,, . ,, , , . . . . . 44 yy - - ' . . . , - , . THF BREEVE Ellumm 1923 Verna Gray fP9lklHSP Manchester Mass Myrl Lymburner marrred workrng rn Brrs tol Conn Emery Herrrck marrred l1v1ng rn Brooks vrlle Cl fton Hale burlder 11Vl1'lb 1n Sorrento 1924 Hazel Cotton marrred Kenneth Wrllram son lrvrng rn Connectrcut Abby Smrth marrred Percy Gray Florence Perkrn tMcVayr Pawtucket R I 1925 Elrzabeth Black marr1ed Grrard Condon 11V1Hg 111 Dorchester Mass Hattre Sanborn marrred Arthur Cousrns l1v1ng rn Sedgwrck Charles N1chols lrvrng at home and teachrng at Harborsrde 1926 IS p1each1ng rn Krngston N Y Mrldred Grrndle marrred Otrs Whrte v rng 1n Penobscot Marre Perklns workrng 1n Frarnrngham Mass Chester Sanborn marrred lrvrng 1l'1 Brooks v1lle Malcolm Gray marrred ma1l carrrer lrv rng rn Harborsrde Olrver Counce lrvrng rn Camden 1927 Isabelle Grrndle marrred Rrchard Condon l1v1ng rn South Brooksvrlle Lloyd Grrndle marrred l1v1ng rn South Brooksv1lle Samuel Farnham marrled lrvrng 111 R I Jennre Perkrns workrng 111 Frarnrngharn Mass Katlaerrne Gray marrred Lloyd Gllndle teachrng rn North Brook vrlle Eugene Bates 1lV1l1g rn South Brooksvrlle Kenne h Condon workrng rn Dorchester Mass 1928 Marron Harrrs marrred Lawrence Chatto who IS teachrng at the U of M Erza HODk1llS marrred Earle Harrrs lrv mg rn Centervrlle Mass Lourse Grrndle teachrng rn Cape Rosrer 1930 Gerald Gray at home rn South Brooks vrlle Iva Orcutt marr1ed Wallace Bowden l1v rng 1n South Brooksvrlle Barbara Condon marrred Horace Bowden 1931 Ella Howard marrred Harlan Leach lrv Arlene Smrth marrred Ernest Luhde lv rng rn New York Crty Elrzabeth Wardwell teachrng rn North Bluehrll Laura Ladd marrled Maynard Bates l1v rng 1n Brooksv1lle Ruth Campbell marrred Bunny Gray l1v lllg rn Sedgwrck Chester Wescott marrred workrng rn R I Edward Tapley workrng rn Fort Falrfreld Herbert Dorety lrvrng rn West Brooksvrlle 1932 Jessre Perkrns marrred Russell Redman lrvrng 1n Harborsrde Marguerrte Farnham marrred Edward Noesell lrvrng 1n New York Mary Farnham marrred Malcolm Gray lrvrng rn Harborsrde 22 . , I . 1 Q . . . r v - 1 y . y . . U . M 1 ' Q 3 . 2 , ' l V . ' - 1. . . . . - . . . . A V , V , , ' I . . . . . y ' , . . , . Q , . . . 1 , q ' 7 5 , 7 ' . . . Q . . , , ' 7 7 . . . . . . , . V! ! l Y A - Lucy Blake, married M.aurice Venno,, who ing in Cape Rosier. ' ' ' ' ' ' , . . ' , ' , i - . 1 . y Q. . . y li - . . . l ' . 3 . . . H , . N, . - y . Y . . . , - . . , . I . - v NN. 1 - . 1 3 us' y w ' ' ' - Y ' Q I 4 . i I . ' I 1 7 Y , . Y . . . . . , . . I ' t . , . 'l HF BRFrzF 1933 Joyce Tapley marrred Kellogg Gray lrvmg 111 Harborsrde James Smrth teachrng at Brooksvrlle 11V rng 111 Cape Ros1er Marjorre Wescott marrred Benjamm Mrtchell hung 1n Wet Brooksv1lle Dorrs Black 1n Waltham Hosprtal Wal tham Mass Vrrgrnra Black secretary 1n Boston Loralne Rupert lrvrng 111 New York 1934 Barbara Blake marrxed Stephen BI1dgeS lrvrng rn South Brooksvrlle Thornto11 Gray workrng on the yacht Nakhoda Robert Jenson workrng rn engrne room on M S Andree Phyllrs Campbell tra1n1ng rn Patterson Susan Fowler deceased Murray Sanborn l1v1ng rn Brooksv1lle Russell Flagg 11V111g rn Watervrlle Earle Orcutt lrvrng rn South Brooksvrlle 1935 Natalre Howard dorng housework rn South Brooksv1lle Lyman Tapley workrng on Seaboard Stanley Wescott workrng rn New York Carroll Gray yachtmg on the Nakhoda Irene Babson telephone operator at West Brooksv1lle Nason Brllrngs yachtrng on Nakhoda Helen Gray rarnrng 1n the Deaconess Hosprtal Boston Mrllard Gray rn the Navy Emrl Belrty workmg on Steamshrp Andree Edmund Ladd workrng ln Boston 1936 Vrrgrnra Babson telephone operator Brooksvrlle Grlbert Bladen 11V111g rn West Brooksv1lle Earle Condon workmg on the yacht Nakhoda Vrrgrnra Campbell lrvrng rn Brooksv1lle Jame Condon lrvrng rn Brooksv1lle Roland Dorety workrng rn Florrda Charlene Gray lrvrng rn West Brooksv1lle Lyma11 Gray lrvrng 1n West S8dgW1Ck Lewrs Nutter marrred llvlng at North Sedgwrck 1937 Donald Blodgett lrvrng ln West Brooks V1119 Rrchard Howard yachtrng he Nakhoda John Bakeman yachtmg the Nakhoda Eunrce Grrndle lrvrng at North Brooks v1lle Avrs Dow l1v1ng 1n North Brooksvrlle Bernez Black housekeeprng Beulah Black lrvmg at Brooksvrlle Merle Orcutt lrvrng at North Brooksv1lle Clfur Kennedy attendrng U of M Phyll1s Gray attendrng school 1n Worces ter Mass 1938 Manley Babson lrvrng at West Brooksvrlle Malcolm Blodgett attendxng normal school at Castrne Merle Tapley workrng on Deer Isle Sedg wrck brrdge Allen Lymburner workrng at Bar Harbor Madelrne Babbrdge workrng at Cape Rosrer Pobert Campbell takrng post graduate course at Brooksv1lle Hrgh Earle Gray lrvrng at West Brooksv1lle Myr le Tapley marrred Mr McVay lrvrng rn New York c1ty Alton Dow Alumnr Ed1tor, 39 . 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I s ' 1 , . . :Ex bangee Oh wad some power the grftre gre us To see oursels as rthers see us' Robert Burns The Tattler Brooklrn Marne Your cdrtorral sectron IS good and rnstructrve your lrterature rs rnterestrng and you have p en y of rt but a little more poetry would 'rdd a lot to your paper The Irrs Penobscot Marne Your paper would look better rf the Jokes were under the trtle of Jokes rnstead of hav mg them loose through your paper Your edrtorrals are good and you a e to be congratulated for the excellent work of The Argonaut Islesboro Marne Yor oo are to be congratulated for th good Work of prrntrng your paper You must lave artrsts rn your school The Sedan Hampden Academy Your 5 oup p ctures are swell We really enjoy rcadrng your paper and wrsh you luck rn all your rlndertakrngs The Scrawl Charleston Marne You have a very rnterestrng school paper Keep up the good Work The Academy Rocket East Corrnth Academy Your school paper rs very orrg mal Thats a swell rdea you have of Wrrtrng your graduatron speeches rn your paper The Islander Bar Harbor Marne Your lrterary department rs excellent Your Jokes are funny and your edrtorrals are very rnstructrve Trp Top Machras Marne Although c rJoy rt ve y much Your Jokes and rrd cle are very Wrtty Your paper proves that freshmen really arent so green after a We hope to make the followrng hanges thrs year The Comet Sedgwrck Marne The Conqueror Castrne Marne The Mountarn Echo Bluehrll Marne Verna Gray 39 gsm is. 24 ' , . 7 A? 3 gi . ,, . . .K ,, y . . - A H nh . 7 1 A . Q. . . . . g - . . -- V . . . . , , . V L ' . . Q . l . , ' as ' yy'-. - i , H ,, . Y 't' y T . ' 44 rx ' - ' . . . '-'v 7 ' ' V y I ' rl - uh- ' ' - , llltillfillg YOUI' OWU Paper- your paper isn't a high school paper, we v ' ' Y ' ' - KK ll ' y A I . ' - A' l s ' . 5 , . ' 9 Y ,N ,. , ' ' - ' rr. ' ex- ar H- - , H c . ' . :fr L . ' A . v , . . , M . , . ' ' F h . I 'Z . 1 - ' 1 ' , ' ' 3 .. , , vm I W 1 ri rl-,f b f x , - -f-V , a ' d 5 . '1 HI BRFI-IF H M WAIT! H SHOE REBUILDING Mall Orders a Speualty North Mann St Brewer Niame FPLKFFIND D S DENTIST X Ray Dlagnosls Ellsworth Marne Tel 57 W Te 57 Comphments of BE KL S IEWELRY Ellsworth Mame WE BUY OLD GOLD Sheet Music Music Supphes OLIVER BAKFMAN T 1 4 Cape Rosler Marne Complxments H BLAINI1, DAVIS BUILDING MATERIALS Pamts and Hardware Ellsworth Machxas LILORGE W AREY PLUWIBING AND HEATING Maytag Washers Norge Ref rlgerators Bucksport Marne Tel 193 3 FRED F PALMFR PHILCO RADIOS JOHNSON MOTORS HARDWARE CUTLERY Phone 68 68 Maln St Belfast RIRIIIC Compllments of DR F A HODGEN BTCWCI' ' 2 1. iz . 25 . . Y Q Q .f 9 O C O 87 ' . , . ' , - l. -R 7 . r , . 4 , . 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HAMI IN Ellsworth 'llalne Complnments of ARTHUR W PATTERSON Attolnev at Law Castme Mame Compliments of DR W H FARNHAM Bucksport Mame JOHN A SOPER SERVICE STATION GAS and OIL Glocernes Confectlons Ice Cream Orland Mame DEVEREUX ICES LOBSTLRS SHORE DINNERS North Castme Mame Phone Castme 35 13 H R FMERY OPTOMETRIST Bucksport Mame SILVY 81 KIEF PONTIAC SALES and SERVICE Phone 304 Comphments f F ROBINSON REG OPTOMETRIST E Hugh Stmeet Ellsworth Mame Phone 1 Ellsworth Mfune 2 8 ' l . L 9 4 T J Q ' ., . . 4 I I l DENTIST - A k 0 0 J ' o THE BRN II I H THOMPSON PRINTING B1 ew er Nlame fhurston Thompson Rep Comphments of H N FONDON Postmaster South Brooksvnlle Mame Comphments of BISHOP S EXPRESS WARDW F LL S SANITARY MARKEI' GROCERIES MEATS and FISH Te 44 Castme Mame IRVINF FONNUR GENERAL STORE North Brooksville Mame Tel 23 2 f enerml Merchandxse Grams I L STOVER North Brooksvllle Mame Telephone 11 3 Compllments f WI A TORRWY Ellsworth Nlame , Jo Q L be 1 v ,X l .' , , Q Q A Q , , . 9 K K Bucksport, Maine I 1 . ' ' 9 J W ' V I O 1 . . 7 1. , - F A 0 1 . . I 7 , , A lnr BREE711 LLUFHILL FAI LS SERVICE STATION CLYDE GRAY Proprletor Telephone 124 13 GENERAL GARAGE WORK Bluehnll Falls Mame H C PAGE GENTERAL HARDWARE Bucksport Mame Sales SCTVICC FORD MORANG ROBINSON AUTOMOBILE CO Fllsworth Bar Harbor DR ARTHUR H PARCHER Ellsworth Malne Phone 41 4 Compllments of Bluehxll Mame A F SNOWMAN Orland Mame GRAIN! 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BEFF H W WARDWELL GENERAL MERCHANDISE l SNOW MAN PRODUCTS F0 M k BILL S KITCHEN CREA JI HAND SOAP E B H l ELMWOOD RESTAURANT B hllM PIPER S GARAGE Tlph Bl hll Ia I UGPER S GARAGE FORD SALES a SERVICE T 1 ph CLEMLNT BROS th M J ,I NEWBERRY CO Ell th M thMa HANCOCK COUNTY CREAMERY ICE CREAM FRESH CREAM Wh I l 32 THE R .z. .L . . , I K A I a ers of ' 1' S gentvil M ' a d Willis .S man lue il,M C dy T b 9 'W 1 e e one 19 lue i , aine i , ll ine cc Cream Cigarett H 4 7 4 Compliments of 1 an 1 . I 55 Ellswor , aine C t' - - - Maine T l. S86 Ell'w0r , i Compliments of 1 A A A , , I C I swor , aine 08536 Tma llmcrizli COITlpllI'llClltS of PF RR1 S SPUDIO BANGOR 193 Exchange St PHOTOGR XPHER FOR 1939 'SVRY ING I XSTERN NI NINL Wlth twelve offices nn the prmclpal communltles of Eastern Nlame thls Bank offers prompt eificlent and complete SCIVICC IH all bankmg matters The ofiicers 'Ind office managers are well tramed courteous and acquainted with the needs of the commumtnes they serve Our seruces mclude Commercial and Saungs Accounts Trusts Safety Deposnt Custody Fo elgn Exchange Travelers Checks Your account IS mvlted THF MERRILL TRUST COMPANY Bucksport Dover Foxcroft Old Town Belfast Jonesport Orono Dexter Nlachlas Searsport Eastport Nhlo BAIN GOR, MAINE 79 ' wr J 7 I 7 '1 7 1 4 ' , 4 4 T RJ - 41 4 - A I . Y . . . . . 1 ! 9 Q ' 1 , Y . , - v' 1 ' . I V' 1 ' ' -r - -9 .' V . v 1 ' 3 1 . , , . . , . . H 4 4 J L , V . Y T THE BREF7F R H CONDON GENERAL MERCHANDISE Insurance -0 South Brooksvllle Mame PARTRIDGE DRUG STORE M R HURD Reglstered Druggxst Mgr We glve prompt and courteous servlce Glve us a call Bluehlll Maine ,I L SMITH FLOUR GRAIN FEEDS Bucksport Mame Tel 277 TRY THE VILLAGE DRUG STORE FIRST W M ROBINSON PROPRIETOR Compllments of CENTRAL CAFE Ellsworth Mame Compllments f WILLEY S CLOTHES FOR GRADUATES Ellsworth BAYCRE ST Harborslde Mame Comphments of Salllng nn the 57 foot auxlhary Schooner DR. Yacht Grayllng Deep Sea Flshlng Telephone 8 3 MRS MAURICE L GRAY 34 .,. I C O 0 K 01 I , . . . , , . O 0 ' . Castine, Maine 1 ' 0 7 4 4 4 , ' 9 H ' H THE BRLI ll W G VARNUM Complnments f GENERAL MERCHANDISE CITY CHEVROLET CO I ted Home Made Ice Cream ncorpom P n b t M Phone 444 0 0 SCO ame water street Ellsworth MCINTYRE HERRICK HOUSE South Brooksvnlle Mame Bluehlll Mame Telephone 13 4 Rooms and Board Luncheons THE LIBFRTY NATIONAL BANK ELLSWORTH MAINE Member of Federal Reserve System Umted States Depository Deposrts Insured by Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatnon R ,I SMITH AUTO BODY REPAIRING Brewer Mame U reck um We Fix um ?4 f .14 l 0 . 0 1 1 J J 9 0 0 n 9 ' ! BAR HARBOR MOTOR COMPANY th M HOBART BLAKE b d HIRAM BLAKE S CAMPS p R0 THE IRON SHOP HH Bhlll LINW OOD GRAY 'VIEATS FRUITS GROCERIES INIEALS Lbt Chk hP t ATLANTIC 8. PACIFIC TEA CO VV T MEYO P p NED S LUNCH 62 M St th M Tyd l d ALLEN S SERVICE STATION th M 36 1 ' B azz: Compliments of Clarence . oward l ' IN ' Ellswor , aine Compliments of Q , - - Har orsi e, Maine ' i ' St k S t b M ' Compliments of Compliments of T 4 9 O Castine, Maine . .i , ro . Ca e sier Tl. 27-2 V l Compliments of Compliments of 7 9 L A ' A ' ' , Ell ' Ellswor , aine Tel. 8 71 l ul BRLI ll Leo Clukey Edward Johnson CLUKEY 8. JOHNSON CO GRANITE AND DIARBLE MEMORIALS 85 North DIRIII Street Te 7734 Brewer Marne Comphments of EATON 8. F ATON ATTORNEYS AT LAW Te 44 Belfast Mame I EON F SYLVESTER South Bluehlll Malne Confectionery and Ice Cream GULF GAS AND OIL Te 983 W G STOVER WATCHMAKER and JEWELER Maln Street Belfast Malne Royal Portable Typewrlters S29 '75 Compliments of PAUL C CLARK Bluehlll Mame AREY S CHOCOLATE SHOP HOME MADE ICE CREAINI FRESH ROASTED NUTS Belfast Nlame LU Comphments of CEN E CUNNINGHAM Bucksport Wlalne Dealer ln Cattle and Horses 2 f-:zz 37 A T 0 I. , 4 A 0 J v ' S so T A ,S l. , ' 1. - 0 n , O I I 7 , . , . T 4 - - , 1 ' vi . TEBEE BANGOR HYDRO ELECTRIC CO thM COOPER 81 CO TOUCAN CULVERT B ld g M te l 2 BIftMa fs MOORE S DRUG STORE STRATTON S 5 T0 S1 00 STORE 96 to 102 Ma. St th M HALL HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES E t d 5 Bl M ALEXANDER S PHARMACY CO Ma St th M LEACH S GARAGE B ksport M GOOD SERVICE W B FARNHAM t B T l ph 1 15 MEATS GROCERIES 38 H R ZE ' 0 ' . n . ul ln a nal Ellswor , aine T . 26 e as , ine CO. Complimen of 9 G eral lec ric Ra ios Ellsworth, Maine T l. 5 efast, aine 7 7 c . O in . Ell war , e. 80 in . Ellswor , e. 7 O O uc , aine Wes rooksville, Maine ee, one fi- '1 HE BRI FLE A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS We offer to people of thls a ea all the bankmg facllltles expected of an up to date finanelal mstltutlon Make lt a hablt to come here whenever you are faced wlth any financxal problem It w1ll be a pleasure to dlscuss matters wxth you at to USE IT MORE UNION TRUST COMPANY ELLSWORTH MAINE 'vlember of the Ifederal Resenc System DCDOSICS Insured by the Federal D8DOS1t Insurance Corp THE HOME FURNISHINC CO BELFAST S GREATEST STORE Belfast Mame Phone ?16 47 Mam St Ray C Gray Alfred W Chatto R C GRAY CO Complete Lme of General Merchandise Tel Pay Statlon 8004 12 South Brooksville, Mame Get Into the Swing to WABI 1200 on your dlal Ma1ne's Oldest Broadcastlng Statlon Bangor any time. The best way for you to get more benefit from this bank is O O I O THE BREEZE JOYCE 81 FLYE L W JORDAN 81 SONS INCORPORATED GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Funeral Dxrectors Monumental Works Boots Shoes Pamts Hardware Brooklm Mame Ellsworth Bluehlll D GEoRGE S MASON MERVYNW BIRD O QUICK LUNCH OPTOMETRIST Frult Confectlonery Llght Lunches Te ephones Office 27 W House 27 R Soft Drmks Belfast Mame Bluehlll Malne Tel 28 M A CLARK INC Florlst and Landscape Gardeners I EACH S GARAGE Castme Mame FLOWER SHOP AND NUSERIES CHEVROLETS NEW AND USED Park and Sprlng Streets Ellsworth Mame Telephone 43 1: M RUCKMINSTER DAKIN S GENERAL MERCHANDISE SCHOOL ATHLETIC SUPPLIES Huntlng and Flshlng Equlpment The Store On The H111 Tenms and Golf QUAI ITY and SERVICE FINANCE PLAN Tel 15 2 Sedgwlck Malne 40 O O . , . C C 7 O O I. 0. 0. F. Building, Room 1 FR0-JOY ICE CREAM , . . , . i I O 9 O , l J 7 Tmf IZVI-'1f71f 41 4 x.... Compliments of DR. EUGENE TAPLEY Belfast. 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