Brunswick High School - Orange Black Yearbook (Brunswick, ME)

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ANDERSON, DOROTHY Dorothy is a newcomer and she is one of those individuals who don't disclose their pasts very quickly. We do know that she is a sincere and likeable person., one whom we like to have around. Best Wishes for a successful future, Dorothy. ANDERSON, ESTHER Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Typing Certificates 30-40 words, Short- hand Certificates 60-80 wordsg Junior O. A. T. Certificate. This quiet Durham miss was too modest to tell us much about herself, but We have discovered that she has been a proficient student in the commercial department. AUSTIN, DONALD B Club 45 Baseball 15 Football 45 Boys' Cooking 3. We've often wondered Austin's Model-A has managed to make that lon 'p f rham day after day. If you've seen the car you k ow t we mean. Best of luck, Donnie, in the air corps. e .NA . GJ -Q- BACHELDER, CLAIRE E ' Home Economics Club 45 Book e ,C ' cate 2. When you first meet Claire, you ar press with her quiet and unimposing manner, but after u get to really know her, she loses her reservedness and ' lo s of fun. We also 'hear that she enjoys those early-morni ips up from Harpswell. - 8

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ADAMS, ALICE Basketball lg Typing Certificate 3. Alice is naturally shy and in the course of her four years in high school we haven't found out much about her. From xx hat we see of her, however, we know that she is really a grand, fun- loving person and one who usually comes up with the correct answer. Not that we want to divulge any secrets, but we do know that she loves to ride horseback. ADAMS, FRANK Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4, B-Club. Farmer has probably been kidded more than an' er boy in the class. His broad shoulders have withstood it L' mowever, and today he is one of the most popular memb ' '44, This winter he has captained a very successful i e ent basket- ball team. He is one of the few boys in the c 1 ho have had the intelligence and willpower to abstain fr women. Good luck to you, Frank. l., X .2 ' 1 f , , . A, V v ALEXANDER, WARREN fy Basketball 2, 3, 43 Foot.ball 4, B-Club, Baseball 3. We always thought that Wiggy took life rather seriously, de- voting his time to U.S. history and basketball. However, our lat- est reports indicate that he is very popular with a certain Bath girl. It must be his wavy hair. Best of luck to you fl' , XA 3 ANDhRSON,C OL Ir Sellior Cl 1 Flay , cket Colximittee 4, Chorus l, 2, 35 F hion ' l's Hi-Y ., 43 B.lI.S. Fair 2, Ticket Cinmitt ' lor Red Crossi Touncil lg Maine Schools 0 the fi ogra 2, Home onomics Club 45 Class easur r 33x agazine rive 0 e Room Secretary 33 newal Manager g Boogbep' g Ct titicate 2, 3. Pin 2, 14, 43 30, 40+typin Certi cate' 60- rthand Certificate, FilingC titicat V' tg Although at soho? e only see the carefree side of Carola's nature, in Seven ' ers we saw what a charming young lady she can be. As long as she keeps on gaining friends her college career will be as successful as her high school days. 7

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t . - law, tQ '1 Meivff ' t. V Xsgdvx BARROWS, KENNETH Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 German Club 23 I-li-Y Club 2, 3, 43 B Club 3, 4. Kenny is our Walking encyclopedia. Just ask him when, where, why, or how and he can always guess the answer. Have hope Kenny, English isn't the only subject. wg? BEL NGER, JEANNE Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Fashion Show 1, 2, 33 B.H.S. Fair 1, 2, 33 Home Ee. Club 3, 4. You have often heard of Jeanie with the light brown hair, but our Jeanne has dark hair and eyes to match. Her smile is well known and so is the boy who waits for her every day. if JI-Il, BENNER, LEATRICEf jj! x fx X Girls' Hi-Y 43 Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, War Chest Drive 43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Orange and Black Advertising Staff 23 Magazine Drive 43 Bowling 23 Fashion Show 2. Here's to Lea, the girl with the winning ways and smiles for all. Always busy- Lea keeps up the morale of each and every- one. Whatever she does, we know shc will be a success. Lots of luck to you, Leatrice. BERNIER, MURIELL Fashion Show 23 Basketball 1, 23 Bookkeeping Certificate 2, 33 Usher of the Senior Prom 4. lVIuriell's the girl with the copper-hued curls. Red hair is sup- posed to be a sign of a temperamental disposition but this ac- cepted idea seems to be disproved in Muriell's case. Those red glints in her hair-do are understood to be very attractive to some people. 9