Brooksville High School - Breeze Yearbook (Brooksville, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1949 volume:

o J x '95-x'-71:8--- ff' 'jg . or 5-N .A I I ww We the students of Brooksvzlle Hxgh School respectfully ded1cate our school annual the BREEZE for the year 1948 49 to our faculty who have worked so hard to help us through the year '4'iT 0ir-Eb ns, 5 .42 'S 7' 1 Q e 31 X XX- X X, . 3 X ,f -, X X! h X rl, c y Xx ff fi ,I '. X fff f 1 X 'f N K ff' f ' Y ' 'I I l 4 sry' 4 . 'fefZ0f,y,af!,,a ' f , 'J I 7 .. J -I r-,t ::e-N :ff I ,X if f - E h - L .41 LEGS' LH' ' mbgllilr T D J 'S KDWIUNQSTRATJON f I .rj A 57 is Y l . f Fl f ji f'-1X Q H W f' X Xxx X xQ1A,,V f' fi ' P 2,5 ff A Q v ga .,.-.i...-it . 'i-! ' ' Q ,Q .'f'.,1-,.'.jT' LT,.w.:.x.x R' u:,g.413 1f ,zfwiff acu fy MINERVA E CUTLER Prmcxpal Bates B A Harvard Unxversxty Ed M Unxversxty of Michigan Assxstant Prmcxpal Poulteney Vt Normal School Colby College A B MRS ERNESTINE SAVAGE Enghsh and I-hstory State Teachers College Gorham, Maine B S Unxversxty of Maine 3 BURTON J. HINC KLEY TX !,:1+,, lllalll HTF Y- JMKL AK lLfs ' wHEff:ll U1lis'? if' THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the executive committee of the Student Association of Brooksville High School. The association is made up of the students and faculty of the school. The objectives of the council are To co ordinate and promote student activities. To develop student responsibility, initiative, leadership, and school pride. To encourage the practice of good citizenship. To promote the general welfare of the student bod, and the school. 4 nnuaf Sl Editor m Chief Assistant Editor - Business Manager Assistant ------ THE EDITORIAL BOARD Richard Farnharn -------------- BettyClosson -------------- Sally Herrick - ------------- Percy Clifford Joke Editor ----------------------------------------- John Ryan Exchange Editor - Alumni Editor ------------------- - - Sport Editors - - - Senior- - - ----- Junior - - - - ---- Sophomore ------------ Class Editors -------------Dorothy Bunker -Graham Lymburner Wayne Grindle Reta Farnham Merton Billings -------------------------------- PriscillaFowler -------------- Sally Herrick ---------------Pau1Tap1ey Freshman ----------- ---------------------- ----- E d son Blodgett 5 ff i P' 1 xxx in sk! C-5 l 'I 4' xl 4- 2-19 1?- -21:-' fly--' 1E-is ggi.- 1,3 I' ? g lr E i,.-i?E .S bf ,WW ,R my AI lT'?w Q -2-2594 .. FTKTCTP4 -3 Q .1 1 A ff' rx . f -ill-xi? P ' in -'47 I 1 ' f . 4 A xr' TA ' , ? ' f f fx. lr 5' N, I K x . . 1 . 'QCA '. N X ' 5 ' H XXX 1 F Nxxx if ,X 51, Y ' . QQ 0. X ul.. -4 94' W-,4 ' ,SL I -,J ' ' N+s:m4 -2 ea, -f I 1, wv,, Q., ,G Ml ,A ' ' S: ,L ' Cf1-,,..4f , - 1 Y if T' X Ti U ' . Q ' -' Xi Af ' ' . 7 .'f' ig . 3 .. qi:--,. -gig-ni. :Y ,K Y Y 5 N, enior Clan STANDING Irene Gray, Brandon Orcutt Cllfford Leach, Percy Clxfford SEATED John Ryan Joseph Gray, Rxchard Farnham Pnscxlla Fowler and Graham Lymburner 7 RICHARD A. FARNHAM Tiny He had a hea rt to resolve, a head to contrive. and a hand to execute. er 33 Editor 45 Assistant Editor 35 Class Editor Z: Basketball Z,3,4: Base ball l,Z,3,4g Prize Speaking-lst prize Z5 Senior Play 3.4. Doctor PERCY CLIFFORD Perce A man who is not afraid to say his say Treasurer Student Council 4 Breeze board 4 Baseball l Z 3 4 Basketball 1 Z 3 4 Prize Speaking l Z Engineer PRISCILLA FOWLER To know her is to love her Class Secretary 4 President 3 Sec retary Z President 1 Student Coun ctl 1 3 Class Editor 4 Prize Speak ing I Z Cheerleader 3 Senior Flay 4 Beautxcian 9 .S - z ...: ...:' ' .. W Tede z ' : - 2 ' : - '.: ' :' - ' .: z ' . Class President 43 Treasurer 3g Vice- President Student Council 4g Treasur- CLIFFORD LEACH K1 Then he will talk how he wall hlk Baseball Z 3 4 Freshman Sophomore Prwe Speaking Semor Play 4 Radio Announcer GRAHAM LYMBURNER Gxg The only way to have a frxend xs to Class Treasurer 4 Student Council 4 Breezeboard 3 4 Baseball l Z 3 4 Basketball l Z 3 4 Sophomore Prize Spealung Z Marshall l Z 3 Semor Play 4 College JOSEPH GRAY oe lt IS easxer not to speak a word at all than to speak more than we should Vxce Preszdenl 4 School Servme 3 4 Senxox' Play Slage Manager 4 Undecxded l0 .. -P.. - n n I ' : ' - be one, ' If? . 1 . . . : I A ..J .. JOHN RYAN Johnnie Silence is more eloquent than words. Class Editor 3: Joke Editor 4: Bas- ketball l,Z,3,4: Baseball l,Z,3,4g Senior Play 4. Undecided IRENE GRAY Rennie A merry heart that laughs at care Basketball l 2,3,4 Baseball I 2,3 4 Athletic Coach BRANDON ORCUTT Joshua Live and let live School Service 3 4 Semor Play Stage Manager 4 Chauffeur 11 1 I ' Joke Editor 3: Senior Play 4. I . ' . I : . Class President Zg Vice-President 35 THE SENIORS In the fall of 48 n1ne proud and happy sen1ors marched mto Brooksv1lle I-hgh School They were R1chard Farnham Percy Chfford John Ryan Chfford Leach Joe Gray Graham Lymburner Brandon Orcutt Irene Gray and Pr1sc1lla Fowler At our f1rst class meetmg we chose the followmg class offxcers Pre sxdent Rlchard Farnham V1ce Pres1dent Joseph Gray Treasurer Graham Lymburner Graham Lymburner was elected Pre s1dent of the Student Coun c11 R1chard V1ce Presxdent and Percy Treasurer of the Student Counc1l R1chard Farnham was chosen Edxtor of our Yearbook The Breeze Graham John and Percy were also on the Breeze Board We we re ve ry glad to have Mar11yn and Norma Peasley back vnth us thls year to take a Post Graduate Course Pr1SC11la Fowler 9 ll ll ll ' ' ' . . . . ' ' D I l I I I , . Secretary. . . . . . . . Priscilla Fowler I S ' 1 I . 3 1 I I .. . , . I - AA4 ll Y 1 -., flli ,Un H' nur: '-- In-rv au -... -3 ' ' 'INlul.l.f.. 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V 1 . l JUNIOR CLASS RLPORT As the doors of Brooksvllle I-hgh swung open rn early September of 48 hfteen happy boys and g1rls marched 1nto the hallowed halls of B H S as the jolly JUDIOTS At the fmrst class meetmg the followmg offlcers were elected Pres1dent .Merton Blllmgs V1ce Pres1dent Ph1l1p Bxllmgs Secretary Sally Herr1ck Treasurer Wayne Grmdle Class Adv1ser Mr Hlnckley We were represented on the boys basketball team by Merton Blllmgs Ph1l1p B1ll1ngs Wayne Grmdle Vernon Ryan and Manager Joseph Ladd For the glrls Ga1lAust1n Dons Bladen Dorothy Bunker Betty Closson Dorothy Grmdle and Sally Herrlck Cheerleaders from th1s class were Betty Closson Dorothy Bunker and Sally Hernck Name Ga1l Austm Dorxs Bladen Dorothy Bunker Gertrude Dodge Betty Closson Dorothy Grmdle Sally I-lerrxck Polly Reynolds Ph1l1p Bxllmgs Merton B1l11ngs Wayne Grmdle Joseph Ladd Vernon Ryan Herbert Sanborn E dw mn Sm1th JUNIOR STATISTICS N1c kname Abb1e Dot Bunk Trude Glozzon Dotty S A H Polly Phll Me rt Grmdle Joe Speedy Herb Sam FaVOT1te Saymg I m mort1f1ed Stop It Oh Dear I d1dn t Put somethmg 1n the pot boy Oh Shut up That s Tlght Stop Oh Yeah For gosh sakes Well La de da H1 Dear Yeah but Th1s IS Justa suggestmn Am t that hateful Past1me Talkmg Studylng Takxng p1ctures Waxtmg for Saturday Thxnkmg of Penobscot Th1nk1.ng about Jaclue Waltlng for M C B Wmth Trude W 1th Norma Teasmg Polly Folly W hlttlmg Crabbmg Havmg a good t1me Talkmg POl1t1CS Sally Herrmk 50 l5 . . . 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' NJ- ' M -I :Ig-.NF '- '3'-rw ' .,:- ,ffl M L - ' - ' . 3 7 ..f-f - 'ff x,..4A,. ,w'-x- -'LTL' ... sv- .Tx-H ,Mfr V4 -l -arg, ' - 55-i I 0 VV 0ln0I'e C all 9 .HQ-A STANDING Jeanette Bowden, Kenneth Jones, Everett Steele Barbara Closson Wilfred Steele SEATED Sylvm Dodge Robert Reynolds Rem Farnham Jeannine Bowden Mabel Bowden Presxdent Reta Farnham Vxce Presxdent Robert Reynolds Secretary Jeannme Bowden Treasurer Sylvia Dodge 1 7 Tl-lb SOI-JHOMORE, v For a year we had looked forward to the day when we would be sophorrores and at last on September 8th 1laI I'1VE'd ve went back to H1gh School feelmg ve ry grown up and d1sda1nful of the enterlng freshmen There were new subjects to clalm our 1nterest and also two new faculty mem bers We m1ssed Mal s cheery VOICE and ever ready Jokes and Mlss Salo s frxend lmess but we thought we would l1ke Mr Hlnckley and Mrs Forrester our new teachers and we d1d We gave the freshmen a dance to let them know we were glad to welcome them to h1gh school and ever smce then we have been trymg to 1mpress them w1th our superlor 1mportance and mtellzgence espec1ally 1n algebra and general sclence classes We have contmued to work toward a sen1or tr1p by sellmg cards at Chustmas and greetmg cards dur1ng March We now have almost S100 1n our treasury to ward our Tr1p We were glad to welcome Bobb1e Reynolds mto our class ln September and were also happy that Paul Tapley dec1ded to come back and Jom us Now we hope that all twelve of us w11l be able to go together on that famous tr1p xn Apx-11 1951 Name Sylv1a Dodge Jeannme Bowden W1lfred Steele Everett Steele Robert Reynolds Paul Tapley Kenneth Jones Mabel Bowden Jeannette Bowden Velma Bowden Reta Farnham Barbara Closson SOPHOMORE STATISTICS Nic kname Favorlte Saylng Chxb Neen Woos v fBobbyl Tap Ken Shorty Nette Bowd Reta CB.1rb Oh Shut up Drop Dead e I guess What do you care Can I7 Hello Dear W ho do you thmk I am 9 Anyhow Shut Up I bet Oh Neve mmd Stupld Pastlme Talkmg G1gg11ng Smllmg Eatmg Growlmg Talklng about gxrls Fl1rt1ng wlth Mabel Fllrtmg w1th Kenneth Thmkmg About 9 W rltmg a boy s name Gazmo at Paul Bates S1gh1ng over -ayne Jeannlne Bowden '5 l l8 I ' V . , . . . ,, , l . , , . . 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' W 1 - ,- 4, ' A ,T' . --I ,,f-1:3-' er 'T x4.-'- ' 4 4 ' ,',.f,.. 1::'A-111' ' - - +.,.., ' ' 9 E '-1' ' 4':J-'1?- -5--Q r ' V ' -- 'K -' ' .f 22' .., ,V gi 54 4 5 7 5 3 91-ea man lan e STANDING Earl Clifford, Cxorgnnna Bowden, Edson Blodgett, Melvm Brown and Gerald Ryan SEATED Constance Gray Evelyn Gray Paul Bates Ruth Stevens, and Carol Steele Presxdent Paul Bates Vxce Prendent Evelyn Gray Secretary Ruth Stevens Treasurer Constance Gray Z0 I: ' I-fl' Q 'IIS 1 grip ,D V .- if , WL wgvfngy V, - ,-jg-jltwflgu ,, V .-'flu' , 'J T 'gf-'M A A 1 - l 7:5 4 'J gifs : ' ' , 2 . . . - FRESHIMAN CLABS On september 8 1948 eleven students entered Brooksv1lle I-hgh School They were Paul Bates Edson Blodgett Georg1anna Bowden Melvln Brown l1.arlCl1fford Constance Gray Evelyn Gray Pauhne Jones Carol Steele Ruth stevens and Gerald Ryan After about two weeks Paullne Jones left us Durmg our f1rst class meetmg we elected the followmg offlcers Paul Bates Presxdent Ruth Stevens Secretary Constance Gray Treasurer Student Counc1l Representatwes were Paul Bates and Earl Chfford The followmg boys went out for basketball Earl Clxfford f Gerald Ryan f Edson Blodgett g The followmg g1r1s went out for basketball Georgmnna Bowden Evelyn Gray Constance Gray Ruth Stevens The sophomores gave us a Freshman Dance a few weeks after school started We are earmng money for our Semor trxp by sellmg popcorn at e basketball games Earl Gerald and Edson are plannmg to go out for baseball Edson Blodgett Class Edxtor Zl Evelyn Gray ....... ...... .... 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' -- ' 1 tv,-Qi -.r-45 garb Kadkelball eam w....iJ 1,4 STANDING Norma Peasley Georgxanna Bowden, Ruth Stevens Dorothy Gnndle, Rem Farnham, Constance Gray, Evelyn Gray and Coach Pedersen KNEELING Dorothy Bunker Irene Gray Gall Austm Sally Hernck, Mabel Bowden Dons Bladen, and Betty Closson 23 THE GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM The basketball season of 1948 49 was a very successful season for the g1r1s of Brooksv11le Hlgh School Out of the flfteen games that we played we had twelve Joyful v1ctor1es Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec an Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Our f1rst game of the season was w1th the Town Team We won twenty three to twenty two Our next game was w1th Castme at home We won twenty nme to twenty Islesboro was our f1rst game away We dxd not stay all n1ght as we dld last year We won by ten pomts twenty seven to seventeen Stonmgton played us here It was a very close game but we won twenty two to twenty Next we played Belfast It was another v1ctory twenty s1x to nmeteen Castme was next on our 11st We went we played we won, thirty three to seventeen Blue H111 was the fxrst game we lost this year They beat us here twenty one to th1rty three We went to Penobscot It was another v1ctory thlrty s1x to th1rty twenty two to twenty fxve Sulhvan and th1s t1me we beat them th1rty four to twenty two A tr1p to Stonmgton added another v1ctory to our 11st th1rty to s1xteen Penobscot played us here We trounced them by fourteen pomts, twenty s1x to twelve Islesboro came and stayed overmght wxth us Agam xt was a v1ctory for us thzrty ezght to th1rty one Blue H111 was the thxrd defeat of the season twenty to forty two We played the Town Team We won th1rty seven to thlrty three We owe our success to our outstandmg coach Mxss Gladys M Petersen who has so generously donated her t1me to the gxrls team of Brooksv1lle I-hgh School for the past two years We wxsh to extend to her our s1ncere thanks and apprecmatxon The gxrls basketball squad w1sh to thank the School Commxttee for allowmg them to have the bus for out of town games They also thank Mr Clarence Fowler bus drmver for makmng the trxps so pleasant and enjoyable Reta Farnham 51 24 . 19 .... 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' ', - -, . . 25 .... - . . , ' - Kaalzetball Zeam STANDING Gerald Ryan, Percy Clifford Edson Blodgett Phxhp Bxlhngs, Merton Bxllxngs, Coach Hmckley and our trophy Wayne Grmdle John Ryan Rxchard Farnham, Graham Lymburner Ve rnon Ryan and Earl Chilord KNEELING Joe Ladd our manager 25 BOYS BASKETBALL REPORT Eleven boys reported to our new Coach Burton Hmckley late November for the basketball team mcludmg Elght lettermen We won twelve games and lost s1x durmg the regular season but defeated Stomngton Islesboro and Blue H111 1n that order to take the Hancock County Small Schools Champ1onsh1p held at Blue H111 We scored a total of 1091 to our opponents 796 The e1ght boys that rece1ved letters are R1chard Farnham John Ryan Vernon Ryan Wayne Gr1nd1e Merton B11l1ngs Ph111p B1111ngs Graham Lymburner and Percy Chfford We W1Sh to express our apprec1at1on to Coach Burton Hmckley for h1s co operatmn U1 leadmg us to such ach1evements SCHEDULE Date Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan an Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Team A1u.mn1 Cast1ne Bucksport Islesboro Belfast Ston1ngton Belfast Blue H111 Penobsc ot Su111van Sullwan Stonmgton Penob sc ot e J V Ellsworth J V lslesboro 0 Blue H111 Penobsc ot A A H C S S A TOURNEY Stonmgton Isle sboro Blue H111 They Merton B1111.1'1gS Athletxc Ed1tor ze . ' . in .... Q. L ..- . 19 ' 53 17 . 3 ' 57 Z7 . 7 . . 56 32 . 10 60 Z2 . 14 48 39 . 17 ' 38 39 . 31 32 56 Jan. 7 Castine 61 32 . 11 ' 38 40 J . 17 66 33 . Z1 ' 30 37 . Z5 ' 66 33 . Z8 ' 31 37 . 2 83 ze . 3 . . 53 Z4 , 4 10 60 . ll ' 34 57 . Z5 . . 55 50 . 18 ' 35 32 , 19 57 47 . 19 ' 48 31 Cheer .feadera CHEERLEADER REPORT In December the Student Councml pmcked from several cand1dates sxx g1r1s to be cheerleaders Those chosen were Jeanette Bowden, Sally Hernck Reta Farnham Dorothy Bunker, and Betty Closson w1t.h Jeannme Bowden as an alternate The Athlet1c Assoc1at1on bought matenal for skzrts and Mrs Evelyn Closson made them These w1th navy sweaters and Wh1t8 gym shoes completed the u.n1.forms The g1r1s developed a fme cheermg squad and supported the boys through many thrxllmg v1c tones. Z7 A . li 4 ,Ml U' 2- -lax - M LQ- I-5,1 754.5 XY x HJ WHYV W an Qfifii T ,ZQY-K, rw aj ,f Ypnvfx wig?4f' Bbgffg M5?2ff1 Il? 45 XNA 'fefx jg! -4.rT9'V'j'7-QEEXSS7 2 , wx X4 X ' W' ,YK 1 ', W ,V --- -'7 K' I f K Qf 4 ff, .vi ' , fi' lj'u , !'! .1 I V. , L-3.-' A 4. X mf -,- G25 ' , .Q .7 , X ' ig, ,-. ',,,.-- - ,, ,, ,-,.,- ,.. -f- , 4, axk- - K ,,,1n-, A M I 4' '.. ' 'W' ,. X ' H ,. -- L.'T-'27f- - V X ,X x j I 1 I T x'xx y H ,J ' !!4,. , 1 'KK X x, xx. 1 - . , N. x , 1X mx, wr V ,Z . .NL bg.. , 5 'PJ-, 1 T 4' Q ,Q .Lx , -fx 43' , -f fu A x www' W4 Qi-'WA' 5 , ' ' 'wfx I , 9 ,K . Q A 4 'lf .XX , ' r 1 X V X X- ,., !y,,f3x if X ,Y A x -- X, ' x ' f' ' 1 ff 1 . -X-1,--17 ,W wa, -' f N ' , 4 4,7 . ' . '.4 , -x.,x E:-ffqkxf' - ' , X - ffjf' , -,a 'X- x ,,-f if '-, WNLY I f ,f.,f, ' lf' -.2 A' nw - ,A -fi x-If. ,f', f ' ' X ff' 1- K,-E. Q- , ,W , Q 2,2 f- , ,,f S., 2-M x ' Q-4 -.4 ' ,1 ' fu ..- 1 In .g,',V,-0,4- X ff e xntz A , , x - ff' ' K X ' 1,1 ' X N 3 ' 4 k 'ff' X. , X xx- .f --' 5 , 5' L, ly ' 6 el'lL0l' P ay THE SENIOR PLAY CAST OF LITTLE WOMEN Hannah the maid Meg Beth- ----- ----- ------- ------------- - Amy--- ---- - --- --- ----- ------- Mrs March ---- --------- - ------------- - Irene Gray Sally He rrick Betty Closson -Jeannine Bowden - - Reta Farnham - - - - Gail Austin Laurie Lawrence ---- ---- ------------------------ C 1 ifford Leach Aummarch - --- --------- -- --.----- ----- -- .TohnBrooke- ---- -- -- - ---- -------- Rev Mr March- --- -- - ---- -- - ----- Prof Bhaer- -- -- -- -- -- ------------ The play was under the direction of Mrs Ernestine Savage Z9 -Priscilla Fowler -Merton Billings - - - - John Ryan Richard Farnham OLR BOYS I tr1ed to wr1te an essay Of a hundred words or so I couldn t thmk of one subject And was feelmg pretty low I couldn t make up a story The words just wouldn t come My words were all Jumbled together Ijust sat and sucked my thumb I thought of somethmg that happened Just a couple of days ago Somethlng swell that had happened Wh1ch set us all aglow I ran and got my pencml Sat down to wr1te my theme The events all passed before me The events of the basketball team In November they started pract1ce W1th Hmckley the1r new coach We expected a pretty good team As the season was on the approach To December and our f1rst game To see our l1ttle squad of boys Brmg us lots of joy and fame As the season rolled along The boys won the1r full share No easy prey for any school Then came the t1me to prepare For the tournament of our county Some s1ghed They may w1th luck Get through the fxrst But I-hnckley sa1d Ill bet anyone a buck They won as he predxcted And on the next day too But fans expected the last game To be thelr W aterloo 30 S , . . ' D ' 1 ' I I I I How eagerly we looked forward I - - v I 7 ' 1 U 1 V I . ,, . . ll I 1 I il l You can all guess wh thaypened They brought us joy and fame The boys surpmsed the doubtfuls And won the champlonshxp game Vell th1s IS almost f1n1shed Ihope that 1T.W1.l1 pass But I want to add a few more words Before I go to class As our boys face the future Face defeat or shmmg fame May everyone say about them They played a good square game Betty Closson 50 Get your happmess out of your work or you w1ll never know what real happmess IS Look for what 1S GOOD and STRONG and try to IMITATE IT per1ence IS chsappomtment 1n your self F1del1ty 1n small thmgs IS at the base of every achxevement I..1ve your llfe whfle you have It 11fe 15 a splendld g1ft There 1S nothmg small about lt but to 11ve your l1fe you must d1sc1p1me xt Florence IN1ght1noalel 31 A Y 1' 1 . I . ' n l I The worst disappointment you can ex- . . . . ' . K ' C, LIFE. tv hat are people but all puppets Dancmg fro a strmg above Always forced to move accordmg To the play of hate and love If you do as you see rxght Others gaze at you 1n scorn, Just as Lf to say Wonder why such fools were bor Never can you speak your mmd Tell the facts you really know Always you must wear a mask Or your frxendsh1p never grows People really are the puppets, L1fe 15 actually the play Human bemgs never change, Ga11 Austm 5 O Whosoever be a man must be non conformlst lnslst on yourself never 1lTl1f,8t8 Your own gmft you can present eve ry moment wlth the cumulatwe force O1 a whole lxfe s cult1vat1on but of the adopted talent of another you have on ly hal1possess1on CRalph W aldo Emerson 32 D J .V ' . . I I A l I1 I I I So life goes on its tedious way, . . , 3 I ' ' . . , . . ' ! Irene Gray Pr1sc1lla Fowler R1chard Farnham Chfford Leach Graham Lymburner John Ryan Pe rcy Chfford Brandon Orcutt Joseph Gray Marxlyn Peasley Norma Pea sley Gertrude Dodge Polly Reynolds Sally Herrlck Dons Bladen Betty Closson Dorothy Grmdle Dorothy Bunker Ga1l Austm Ph1l1p B1ll1ngs Merton Bxllmgs Herbert Sanborn Wayne Grmdle Joseph Ladd Vernon Ryan Barbara Closson Jeanette Bowden Velma Bowden Sylvla Dodge Mabel Bowden Reta Farnham Jeannme Bowden Robert Reynolds Everett Steele Paul Tapley Wxlfred Steele Kenneth Jones FAVORITE SONGS Semors and Post Graduates Johnle Get Your Gxrl Bmlly Boy I No Lxke Woman Take Me Out To The Ballgame Sunflower From The Sunflower State Sprmgtune In The Rockxes You Two tuned Me One Tmme Too Often Wme, Woman and Song Beer Barrel Polka Sunflower From The Sunflower State Rosetta Jumors Don t Be A Naughty Baby Love Me Or Leave Me Alone Love On A fGreyhou.nd Bus Galway Bay Saturday Date Llttle Jack Frost Get Lost Oh Johnn1e W1ll1arn QTe11Q Overture Twelfth Street Rag Sally In My Alley All R.1ght Lou1e Drop The un Barbara fAllen L1fe Gets Tedzous, Don t lt? The Old Gray Mare Sophomore s I Love You So Much It Hurts Whxte QW1ghtJ Chnstrnas Headmg For The Blue Szerra Now Is The Hour Galway Bay Pauly Wally Doodle You Won t Be Sat1sf1ed Dry Bones I D1dn t Know The Gun Was Loaded Chasmg The Blues Away M1ssour1 Waltz A Huntmg We W1ll Go ll ' ' il ' ' ll ' ll ' ll ' I' li! I ll! ' ll I ll 'I ll ' ' ' li . ,, . . 0000 I0 - Il ll ' ll .. , ll 'I ' ll II CO ll ll I IO .... .. ll ll - .. . n , n ' CK ll ll U' . ... ' ll ' if' ... , . It ' 'I - - As - - so Edwin Smith .. Never, Never TrustA Woman .I . . DUI il.. ' ' Ol ll .. ' ', G I ' .. D ll ' ' I ll ll tv., 4. u ll ' ' ' li ll ' ' Ol ' ll IO ll I! Cl Ol ' ll 1 I ' lf ll ll ll ' I if ll ' fl ' ll ' ' Ol Ol - ' ' li 33 Evelyn Gray Georg1anna Bowden Ruth Stevens Constance Gray Carol Steele Edson Blodgett Earl Cllfford Gerald Ryan Melvm Brown Name Prlsc 1lla N1c kname Tede Fre shmen Past1me Teasmg Betty A Slow Boat To Chlna Crulsmg Down The Rwer London B ndge sl Ive Got My Love To Keep e Warm No Letter Today If I Only Had A Match Carolma Moon Evelyna SIOUX Cxty Sue Sally Herrlck Dorxs Bladen Favor1te Saylng Oh to heck 50 Seen Wxth Jeanette Irene Re an1e Ra1s1ng heck Oh, yeah Sally Percy Pere Workmg I da know Mert Cllfford K1PPY Talkmg baseball That s what you thmk Glg Graham Gxg Sm1l1.ng I 11 be down Ma r11yn Joseph Joe Workmg hard I don t know Brandon Rlchard Tmy Growlmg Get outta here Anyone Brandon Joshua G1r1s Oooh Paul John Johnnxe Ba ske tball Darn you Ve rnon Mar1lyn Mau P F1ght1ng You he w1th Glg G1g Norma Norm Fl1rt1ng Don t Ph1l It ' ID ........ . . -.. - H - - - n .-. ..- AA ' Il ........ . -1 v II an vs ... ... r In sv -Q .. - no ' va ... ... Ll Il -.n ..- ' ll ' ' ll .... . - n ' I 50 ..l..... ....1......... ii-.... m.....-.T.-- ....-..- - - me eu - 1 , . n - vu - - 1 . - an u - 9 Q . . - u - u ' u - ' U . . no - u - - 1 ' . u an - 1 0 u is h nn - vs ' 1 Q an an - v . 1. - nv v . s .G.S . H . ,, . . 'li . , . Q -I ln ' ' 1 vm - -.- THESE CRITICAL TIME S Harlow Shapley dzrector of the Harvard College Observatory, wrote recently Our spec1es of man IS now at one of 1ts cr1t1cal epochs Does It survlve the cr1s1s through the use of mtelhgence and the subznerswn of avar1ce, or does lt jom the fossrl b1o1og1cal fa1lures of the past, wh1ch through the1r 1nab1l1ty to meet then cr1s1s, have long ceased to greet mghtly the world of endurmg stars ? Has man advanced so far that he 15 now able to destroy hunself'P Have we learned to remould and surpass nature so that we may now take the place of those natural forces and create our own cr1t1cal epochs, crxses mn the past created only by nature 'P Ten years ago we were greeted w1th no such danger What IS the cause of th1s new revelat1on'7 In thms past decade Sc1ence has bounded forward pushmg back the barners to greater knowledge and 1n domg so has left man behmd wallowmg m a morass of astomshment wonder, and fear The research of the past ten years has created a new pub11c domam and a blgger one Over the whole of the world Sc1ence has reached new d1.rnens1ons down mto the 1ncred1b1e mmuteness of the atomzc nucleus for power out mto endless space for mastery of the cosm1c rays up mto the skxes for swxft, far fhght deep mto the mystery of genes and vfruses that are the root of l1fe The dxscovery of how to spht the atom has put at man s fmgertmps power as yet unequaled m thxs world of ours Th1s power may destroy c1v1l1zat1on Thxs 1S the f1rst return from Sc1ence s study of nature, Sc1ence 1S yet very young If atom1c energy destroys mankmd, lt w1ll be because man has not learned enough of nature, especrally of human nature As Alexander Pope wrote long ago A l1ttle learnmg IS a dangerous thmg Man IS rn danger of too l1ttle knowledge not too much Engmes and chemxcals may destroy c1v1l1zat1on Even matenalxsm may do so, you mrght reply I agree w1th you completely The use of the atom1c nucleus for energy however, has placed man at a crossroads and he must decade wh1ch road he w:.ll take, what h1s next step w1ll be He must take the nght step an the rzght d1 rect1on th1s tune or xt wmll be the last tune Never m the h1story of man has he reached such a poxnt W1l1 man know the nght step to take 'P That wall be up to the future generatmon, the boys and gmrls m all the schools of th1s town and thxs coun try, who when grown up w1ll be an mtegral part of the government and w1ll help de czde the steps lt w1ll take Your future w1l1 be rn thezr hands R1chard Farnham 35 I I .4 . . . . . . - - - o . . . . . - . . . . 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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Dancing is becoming ever more popular with the teen agers at High School Durmg basketball season our Friday mghts are filled with basketball games but when they stop we look forward to other activities Our first dance of the 1949 season was put on under the direction of Mrs Isabel Condon, chairman of the Social Activities Committee of the P T A after the lslesboro basketball game m January Don Stewart s orchestra played its usual brand of good dance music and the Islesboro teams which were staying overmght with us, were our guests We all had a merry time until the good night waltz at 12 30 The excxtmg H C S S A basketball tournament from which we emerged as champions and a delightful party given to the boys and girls teams by Mr and Mrs Hinckley at their home made the rnonth of February one which we will not soon forget On March Z6 we turned out en masse m our blue Jeans and plaid cently organized Brooksville Volunteer Fire Department by a Barn Dance The orchestra caught the gala spirit of the occasion and furn ished top notch music Steve fairly made the drums talk and Eddie s nimble fmgers pulled music out of that old piano that we didn t know was there All ages danced together in the attractively decorated gym, and the evening was over all too soon Everyone declared it was the best dance ever and wanted to know how soon there would be another In April some of our parents and friends got together with Mrs Arthur Redman, who had been chairman of the Barn Dance and de cided to give our champions a Victory Dance They invited the girls basketball team, our coaches and the cheerleaders There were many gasps of admiration when we entered the gym that night for the Decoration Committee under Serita Lange s clever guidance had transformed our gym into a place of beauty Our eyes went from the green and gold V s on the wmdows to the smlver CHAMPS on its background of evergreen on the tage and to clusters of gaily colored balloons suspended from the girders which later were used m a balloon dance At intermission our basketball captains Sally Herrick and Richard Farnham cut the beautrfully decorated cakes wh1ch were served to us with ice cream sundaes and pop 36 shirts to help the P.T.A. raise money for the equipment of our re- . , . . IN anv eo! le can P- to a, no or to our tearr and enjoy dancmng to 'ood Wag C of Jo we ft J orcnebtra P hated to near tne v o Q af . Q are alrea oofmv lorward to next 2 a nam in le, Vctorg. Dfnce 'X C IlI'OYT'1SESfOlC 1 us, month muh tne N ay Dance at whlch c v Q grovn me Ima, queen, me mnter lov n ,r1z.e Dpeakmo con 1 1 and the baseball toarrannent w1th Blue H111 Stonmgton, oobcot, an roo Gun e QS artmclg ants 37 W v v - y 'fav l Y' ' ' ' . nv 3 . 1 . n ., una. ' H , H . 'wrzimni' 1' tha l' et v.'a'tz out v. 2 dyl K' D I ' f,-Q-:E basketball seaeon when we lfnovv our bcljfs will do it again , :1nitnz'nuecnn ' 'I ot? ' i 2 I Q x 1 5 ' ' .I ' . ' ' 111:-A .5 - .' I ' ' , ' ' - Q ' ' ' O - 0: 1 ' ' .., L V I , A lun 'H dB 2i- 'l ' fi ' 'v . Semors Percy Chfford Rlchard Farnham Pr1sc1lla Fowler Graham Lymburner Jumors Gall Austin Merton B1l1mgs Ph111p B11111'lgS Dor1s Bladen Dorothy Bunker Betty Closson Sally I-Ierr1ck Edwm Sm1th Percy Chfford Rlchard Farnham Pr1sc111a Fowler Graham Lymburner Jun1ors Ga11 Austm Merton B111mgs Ph1l1p Brllmgs Dor1s Bladen Dorothy Bunker Betty Closson Sally Herrxck Edwm Smlth Semors Percy Chfford R1chard Farnham Prxscxlla Fowler Graham Lymburner HONOR ROLL F1rst S1x Weeks Sec ond S1x Weeks Thu-d S1x Weeks 38 Sophomores Reta Farnham Freshmen Edson Blodgett Evelyn Gray Carol Steele Post Graduates Marmlyn Peasley Norma Peasley Reta Farnham Freshmen Edson Blodgett Evelyn Gray Carol Steele Post Graduates Mar1lyn Peasley Norma Peasley Sophomores Sylvma Dodge Reta Farnham Senior s Sophomore s Junlors Phlllp B1ll1ngs Dor1s Bladen Dorothy Bunker Betty Closson Gertrude Dodge Sally Herr1ck Edwln Smlth Sen1ors Percy Chfford R1chard Farnham Pr1sc1lla Fowler Clxfford Leach Graham Lymburner Jun1ors Merton Bxllmgs Ph1l1p B1ll1ngs Dor1s Bladen Betty Closson Sally Herrlck Rxchard Farnham Prlscllla Fowler Chfford Leach Graham Lymburner Joseph Gray John Ryan Irene Gray Brandon Orcutt Fourth S1x Weeks SENIOR HONORS 9 Freshmen Edson Blodgett Carol Steele Post Graduates Mar1lyn Pea sley Norma Peasley Sophomores Reta Farnham Freshmen Edson Blodgett C arol Steele Post Graduates Mar11yn Peasley Norma Peasley Valed1ctor1an Flrst Honor Essay Second Honor Essay Class W1ll Class I-hstory Class Prophecy Class G1ftS Class I-oem Percy Clifford . . . . . . Salutatorian 3 Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Ian Jan Jan Jan Jan 3 SCHOOL CALENDAR Our school began Our teachers were M1ss Mmerva Cutler Prmc1pal Mr Burton Hmckley Ass1stant Prmc1pal Mrs G11bert Forrester We held our flrst class meetmgs The fxrst P T,A meet.ng was held A Freshman soclal dance sponsored by the Sophomore class was held The second P T A meetmg was held Basketball practxce started Mr Hmckley coached the boys wh1le the g1rls coach was M1ss Gladys Pedersen Intramural volley ball games were held between the classes The Semors were the vxctors The thxrd P T.A meetmg was held The f1rst basketball game was played w1th the town teams We won both games We were sorry Mrs Forrester left us Thanksgwmg weekend Mrs Ernestme Savage came to take Mrs Forrester s place A home game w1th Castme We won both of the games The boys played the Bucksport J V s and won We went to Isle sboro and won both games Another P T A meetmg The boys played class L Belfast H1gh and were surpr1sed to wm Home games w1th Stonington The g1rls gamed a v1ctory wh1le the boys lost one A tr1p to Ellsworth for Breeze Adve rtlsements We had our Chr1stmas party The Chnstznas vacatxon Games w1th Belfast there The gxrls gamed a v1ctory wh1le the boys lost one We played games w1th Cast1ne on thezr floor We won both games P T A meetmg A home game w1th Blue H111 We lost both games Games w1th Penobscot there We won both of the game s 40 . s .... . : . a.... 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Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Mar Mar Mar Mar Apr Apr Apr Apr May May June June June Games wxth Sulhvan there Both the teams of Brooksv11le I-hgh we re defeated Home games w1th Sul11van We won both games They seem to come Ln pans Games w1th Stomngton the re The g1rls won and the boys lost Home games w1th Penobscot We won both games The boys played a team m Ellsworth They won Home games w1th Islesboro We won both games After the game we had a dance Don Stewart s Orchestra played for us The Islesboro folks stayed w1th us overn1ght A tr1p to Bangor for Breeze Advert1sements Games w1th Blue H111 there We lost both of the games Vacat1on P T A meetmg Off to the Hancock County Small Schools tourn ament The boys played Stonmgton and won The boys played Islesboro 1n the afternoon They won In the evenmg the boys played Blue H111 Wmth the v1ctory they had the honor of becommg the H C S S A Champs We played the Penobscot A A our Freshmen played the Penobscot Freshmen and the g1rls played the Brooksv1lle Gxrls town team We won all three games The pxctures for the Breeze were taken by Vantme s Studlo We had a half a day off for town meet1ng P T.A meetmg P T A Dance and Box Soc1a1 for the beneflt of the Volunteer F1re Department Don Stewart s Orchestra played for us Man from Vantme s Studm to drscuss the Sen 1or p1ctures for the Breeze Vacat1on P T A meetmg We beg1n baseball pract1ce P T A meetmg F1eld day and dance Blue H111 Brooklm Brooksv1lle, Penobscot Cast1ne omngton Deer Isle and Sullwan w1ll be r presented Baccalaureate Serv1ce Graduatzon and Dance Cleanup and PICDIC 41 . 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' ' . fcwc 42 43 J 1 Lf-.t,lr,I,. f sf- bo 0-0 44 ,iv .....l '..1An. 1 v-vu an 'nr an .un A ALUMNI 1940 Bas11 Austm Deceased Wxlham Austm Penobscot workmg at St Regxs Paper M111 Kezzme Black Bzllmgs Lwmg m Stomngton James Desmond L1v1ng LH Mxlton Massachusetts Dorothy Dyer Bakeman Lwmg at Cape Ros1er Beulah Grmdle I-Iamxlton Lxvmg rn Sedgwlck Gordon Gray L1v1ng 1n Worcester, Massachusetts R1chard Potter U S Naval Reserve Newport News V1rgm1a Orvmlle Sanborn L1v1ng Ln Brooksvxlle Roger Peasley Workmg with Natzonal B1scu1t Co Ph1ladelph1a, Pennsy1van1a 1941 Evelyn Chatto Teachmg m Yarmouth Robert Chfford L1v1ng 1n Harbors1de Barbara Gray Workmg m Cambndge Massachusetts Eula Hutchmgson Gray South Brooksvzlle Rodney Prrmrose Lwmg 1n Keene, New Hampshxre Nettle Snow Leach Penobscot Secretary to Supermtendent of Schools James Reynolds West Brooksv1lle Alger Austm North Brooksville 1942 Faye Austm Cosentmo Bronx, New York Ruth Austm Cass1s Ankara Turkey Gertrude Dor1ty Workmg m Boston, Massachusetts Grace Hutchmgson Worklng 111 Boston Massachusetts Damel Reynolds Penobscot Ke1th Snow Cape Rosler Beulah Snow Brmdges Penobscot W11l1am Tapley West Brooksvrlle 1943 Russell Stevens Penobscot Frank Fowler Brooksvxlle James Peasley South Brooksvrlle 1944 Katherme Babson Clrfford I-larbors1de Serxta Bakeman Lang South Brooksv11le Ethel Tapley Howard Harborsmde Rachel Cousms Snow Cape Ros1er Betty Grmdle North Brooksvllle. 45 Nellie Dyer Moores - Living in Machias. A11ce L.1meburner Keller Denver, Colorado Evelyn Sanborn Potter Newport News, Vxrgmxa Evangelme Snow North Brooksv1lle Roy Fowler Brooksvxlle 1945 Laura Gray Nurse at E M G H Isabel Stevens Telephone Off1Ce, West Brooksvmlle L1ll1an Ladd Reynolds West Brooksv1lle Mary Watson Beyers Stockton Sprmgs Lloyd Fowler Brooksvrlle Robert Tapley West Brooksvmlle Everett Hutchxngson South Brooksv1l1e 1946 Mary Austm Brxdges Lwmg at Penobscot Vxrgle Bowden Sanborn L1V1I1g 1n Brooksv1lle Betty Luneburner Keller Lmvmg UI Sedgwxck Effze Sanborn Llvmg m South Brooksv11le Alton Varnum Lwmg 111 West Brooksvmlle Dw1ght Blodgett Attendmg the Mame Mar1t1me Academy Frank Hernck L1v1ng 111. Flonda l 947 Barbara Allen Stackhouse Lwmg m Tennessee Eva Blake Lwmg m North Brooksvxlle Geraldme Gray Walsh L1V1Dg xn Sedgwxck Margaret Grmdle Workmg 111 Boston, Massachusetts Helen Rook Haskell Lzvmg m Deer Isle Frances Steele Workmg 111 Prov1dence, Rhode Island Theodore Stackhouse In the Navy 1948 Marxlyn Peasley Attendmg B H S Norma Peasley Attendmg B H S Mzldred Peasley Lmvmg at Cape Ros1er Patr1c1a Gray Freshman, U of M Joyce Austm Workuzg mn West Pomt, New York Pr1sc1lla Gray Lwmg U1 South Brooksvxlle Vance Bakeman L1v1ng m South Brooksv1l1e Roder1ck Gray Workmg rn Worcester, Massachusetts 46 o ' o ' a Q ' n c n o ' Q ' Q ' a ' s ' s , . ' n ' o .. . . . . . . ' o . . . . - ' Q ' Q ' o . . . ' a . . . . o . . . - - ' A ' n ' s ' n ' o ' u n s ' u o o o ' u a ' a . . . . . . 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