Bucksport Seminary Preparatory School - Ariel Yearbook (Bucksport, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1925 volume:

The Arnett N925 Edlted and Published by the Students of East Nlaane Conference Seminary Bucksport, Me O , ,' . 1, Ljtxvfx 1 at I The ARIEL ml- CHASE. HALL ldhls Qopx of tht Aml IS denim tted to Mm Ggrtrude I Xluftmr 105 tl frund er L Lu :md teacher of the students of IC. Nl. C. S. :md ztdvis of the Arill 1'tm'i:nl The ARIEL FACULTY MR RALPH E PECK A M resldent and teacher of Modern I-Ilstory MR PAUL A MORRIS A B VICC Presxdent and teacher of Mwthematlcs and Science MRS .IOSEPHINE SCRIBNER A B Preceptress and teacher of French and I-hstory Teacher of Sclence and I-Ilstory MISS CELIA SMITH Teacher of Plano and VOICC MISS GERTRUDE E MEGUIRE A B Teacher of Latm and French MISS ESTELLA BAUMAN Teacher of VIOIITI MISS MARION COBB B L I Teacher of Enghsh and Elocutxon MISS M LOY PAGE Te xcher of Commercial Subjects MR. HAROLD CHAPMAN, A. B. The ARIEL N154 -up T, K : , . , , f , L Nvf. - Q- WZ 7' ,Q flow ,, ., .1 v ff' - 5 ' I , Yr Yr,I.'-f'-A Vow? The ARIEL Helen Balclwm fCollege Course, Busksport Hlppo Skilled ln sewmg superlor mmcl A glrl luke Helen IS hard to flncl Helen has won a reputatlon for several thmgs whlle she has been at E Nl C S One IS that she IS an excellent housekeeper and cook She has the habxt of stuclylng and gettmg goocl rank even though the Y W and a few other thmgs take a lot of her tlme ls nt to be B U or Ohlo l-lelen3 No matter which college you choose we know that you wnll make a great success as a soclal servlce success so we preclxct a great future for you Thomas Luosey CSemmaryJ Bucksport 'Tommle A fellow both brxght and ahve A loyal member of 25 Tommie not only has the reputation of bemg the best basketball shooter m the school but he also ha the reputatxon of spendmg much txme at a tam r game Need we say that he 18 much cl mlred by the Falrer Sex 3 Last fall thmgs were looking rather blue for Tommle but by the alcl of Comlcal Arlthmetlc all clouds have passed away Best of luck olcl boy l 64 ' 11 , . . . . , . worker. Determination is a necessary element in , . ' I ' ,, Y S . . . e . ' a - l V ' The ARIEL SENIOR CLASS Motto Esse uam Vlclerl Davis Bennett Norman Hurd Evelyn Davies Helen Baldwin Helen Baldwin Davis Bennett Murray Brown Evelyn Davies Clifford Frye Freda Hart OFFICERS President Vice President MEMBERS Roland Harriman William Harriman ames Hunter Norman Hurcl Thoma Luosey Doris Randall Secretary Treasurer Robert White Class Adviser Miss Marlon E Cobb Y WV EDITORIAL STAFF Editor in chief Business Manager Assi tan Manager Alumnl Editors Art Editor Exchange Eclltor Local Editors Athletic Editor l925 Cla s Editor I926 Class Editor 1927 Class Etlitor . . . l928 Class Editor Faculty Representative Helen Baldwin Morjorie Leach Thurston Thompson Stuart Gross Miss Smith I l Miss Varnum Elton Crosby enme Powers ames Hunter 25 Mary Newcomb Jefferson Robinson Robert White . . . . . Doris Kennedy . . . . . Alice Leach ........................BerthaCritchell . ..... Miss Megquier Colors: Blue and Gold 0 l V vs Yfv W L . ' -' - ' ........................ ' ,'25 Assistant Editor ...................... ' ' , '26 ' ................. '26 's ........................ ,'27 'L ' .......... ' ' , ' 3 ' , 'l9 ' ............................ , '26 ' ....................... J ' , '26 ' ........ J ,' , , '26 ' ' .................... ' , '26 The ARIEL James Hunter fCollegej Alton Jlmmle ' Llttle Brother Never too dxgmfned never too bolsterous but a real good old scout When Jxmmle flrst entered E. lVl S C as a un lor he was what might be called a model boy but he all too soon learned new habit Lately he has become mterestecl ln potato fields We wonder why3 Smce he IS so lnterestecl m baseball we are afralcl that he would be rather dlsappomtecl ln try mg to bat potatoe bugs When lt comes to fun there ns nobody ln the class of 25 who can beat Little Brother We can t ll'l'laglI'lC what Owen xmagme what the Seminary wxll do wlthout lmmxe Davls Bennett Sclentltic Verona Dave Life for me wlll never darken If Margaret to my plea will only harlcen Davls pent his first two years at Bangor Hugh before entermg the old school on the hull Altho he IS not valedxctorlan of hls class he has had the hlghest rank of any Semor durmg the past year Whenever we see the word RUSSIH Phlllp pmes we wall always thunk of you Davis U . . ,, , . 17 Q Y ' s. will do next year without him. Neither can we ' ' ' if Y, , I I ' . S . . .. . .. or .. .. 1 The ARIEL Evelyn Davies fSem1nary Coursel Bucksport Ev To know her is to love her Have l not said enough 3 Exe lyn came to E M C S at the beginning of our Sophomore year The class has wondered smce how it ever got along without her She is rather quiet but she is always ready to do her part when it comes to real work When a poster IS needed it is always ask Ev to do it She surely known reason a shadow follows her wherever she goes no matter what the time or weather may be We wonder whether she will be able to break away from Bucksport and talce the much talked of trip to Washington this fall Here s good luck to you Ev whatever you may do Roland Harriman fsemmaryj Orland Rollie It is very seldom that you see A boy who is as bashful as he Roland comes from that town Orland-only five miles away Oratory is not in his line but nowever in the near future we predict that he will Jecome the mayor of his home town We expect to her noble things ln the future . . ,, has the artistic ability of the class. For some un- . . . ,, mlssed at E. M C S when he leaves for We leyan The ARIEL Robert Whlte fsclentlficj Bucksport 'Bob Playing every l-und of ball Robert Whlte pleases all We all hlnk a lot of Bob If he admlred hlmself as much as we do h d have a swelled head but on the contrary he s modest that IS except toward a certam jumor glrl Hns favorlte sport has been basketball stlll he has mad a record for hlm elf arent good students3 We say that they are for Robert proved to be the wmner of the class of 25 1n the race for the hugh rank He will certamly be next fall Wllllam Harriman fsemmaryj Prospect Blll Llve whlle you llve I should say And selze the pleasures of the parting day This year Bull has rather surprised us but won der wlll nev r cease He spends a great deal of the time on the front lawn and we are all anxious to know whether he IS huntmg for a splcler to pre sent to the biology class Here s luck prosperlty and good bys , I - 4 if I 3 - , L ' l 'vt - ' ' 4 n I . . . . e' , , -' e ' s in baseball and football. Who says that athletes ' . . . . s 0 ' ' ' CK ' 77 s ' e . The ARIEL Freda Hart lCommerclalJ Bucksport HFYIZZIC We hope some day her melodlous volce Wnll wm for her the man of her cholce FTIZZIC comes to us from Dexter This IS her first year on Oak Hlll A quleter more unassum always ready for a good tlme and IS fast becoming mg gurl than Freda you wlll go far to find She IS a member of soclety Her favorlte pastime seems o be Reducing and applymg the lessons whlch she learned while m a Beauty Parlor She has won fame thls year as an actress and also as a smger We hope to be among the thousands yet who will flock to hear her at Chautauqua Murray Brown fsemmaryj Eastport 'Brownie As welcom as sunshme 1 nevery place So the beammg approach of a good natured face Browme comes to us from the coast where they make a business of catchmg lobsters and fish Now we all know why he longs for fish clay to come HP ha been rather successful at his fxshmg m Bucksport as ln Eastport May you have as good luck m everythmg else as you have ln your favorlte sport Q p s ,, an . . 9 - . . n . , ' L u . u . , l- sa u v ' f ' ,, ,, . . 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The ARIEL g D 1 Randall fCommerclal Coursej Orland Dor Halr of gold and eyes of blue Wmsome modest shy and true When Dons was a Freshman she was what might be called a model chlld but she soon learned new hablts It s all nght Dor smce so few at the seml nary know about lt Thls qulet and unassuming lassle does not asplre to wear a crown but prefers to plod along m her own humble way She says she wants to be a stenographer We know that she wlll be a success no matter what she does We prophesy for her a happy and successful future Although the Semmary course was steep Each day he took twelve hours sleep Norman halls from Lmcoln He Jomed our ranks at the beglnnlng of our Senior year Although he has only been wxth us for a short tlme he has won a place m our hearts whxch would be hard for any one else to fill Hurdl met hxs fate at the begm nmg of the fall term and fell with a smash When he leaves our midst we expect to hear of hlm teach mg French and Latm 1n the wllds of Northern Maine Heres hopmg that he finds tlme to come back and VlSlt his friends on the hull 6,33 ' u n Y 1 . 7 s Y - , Norman Hurd fSemmaryD Lmcoln Hurdle i .S . . - The ARIEL SENIOR CLASS HISTORY 111 th1 XL ll 1921 the 11111th 1111111111 xx 11011 1 1111 111 1111111 111 9011111111101 1111 tl1e txx enty 111111 11 x 11 Inu , x 111tx 111111 71 Q111111 111111111111 1111 a 1 11115 tl11t t111x xxen 1111 lt 1111 111l110k 11111 t11111 xx 111 1111 tl IL 10 x 11 1111 111111 111110 111 11s xx111 111111 S1111111N th11s1 xxl1o 1 111 1 111111115 and 1111141 xx 10 11111 111111 111111 one N1111l111n11111 11111 t110Q0 xx 1111 111111 111111 tllC1C x 2 xx 110 0111011 1010110 N Xnd 11 111110 to PTSS tl111t 111111150 thex XXCIL 111xx111111115 thex xx110 1111111111 doxx11 1111111 1111 1111111 011111 '11111 tl111111110 xxe10 11111111111 11111111111 lll 1111 Cou 1 LX 11x 1 111 1111111 ll x 1 x 1 11 Xl 1 1 111111 Q111110 SUIYOXXS IL 1111x11 1111111 tl11s 1111111 Xnd 110 Q111111111111 N111 t10x will 111x 11 3:11110 O1 111111111111 xx1tl1 115 th'1t 11111 11111111111o11 ox er 1l1N 1 111 Ill LX 111 100110111111 l11110e1or 1 t 1 lLNllllLll 111110 1101 1111 11115 ga fl1lXkf1 tl11t tl11 lint Nhall 111 11151 and IC 11N N111 111 11: But It 0:11110 to p'1ss tl1'1t x11tl1111 '1 1xl11le '1ft01 th1x xx 010 I'CQ1StL1CCl ae Sopl1on1o10s and tl11x x0ttl111 doxx 11 and d11l xxork '111d plnx and 1x 111 content Xnd 111 those daxs xxl11l1 tl11x 111011111011 1111 111111110 OI sopho 111o1111o1111 tl11x x 011 10111g11110d 111 11 X1111 lo and l11l1old 1 1111110 d1Qt1ox ed tl10 1011l1fl'11lUIl Xxmlllb of 01k H111 and Qchool 16COl11N xx011 1111111011 tog1th01 xx11l1 'Ill o111 'PUNNCNNIOIIN S11 1111d t1111ls 111111 tr1l111lat111115 the x ear e11d0d ind It 0:11110 to pam 11111 on t11e 11110011111 dax o1 tl11 11111111 111011111 xx 111111 x1 as the be Ullllllllff 111 our tl111d X011 tl10x l1'l1llCd t11'1t n1z111x hid 1111111 11x 1110 xx :1x S1611 1110 0 155 took 11s J11111111x 111101.15111 the x1111 under 10 le 1ClLlNl1J 111 111 11161110111 X 01111111 115 0d on 1111 111 1 l1111111i0 Z1 1n11lt1t111l1 111 SLIUOIS 1a1 t11 111 1111 lt 1 111111111111 Xnd tl10 un 1111s 011111 xx1tl1 111011 q110Nts 11111 nt 1l11xxn 1111 11111 111 '11111 xx 1011 11ex 1111 l11l1NlC t11111 1111s 1111111g11 l01t to 11111 t11e Qopho 1111111 1x111t11s -Xnd 111 1923 and 192-1 d1d tl11 111111111 11am 0o11t11l111t1 11111011 to the 1111111115 to tl11 11111111101 111 111110 111011 N-7 C' S1-x' 21,1 xx'l110l1 is t11e 1l:1x' 1 M -iday C - ' ' ' ' 1 1x'- '1 1 5 ' 11 '- O k 1' '- - . 1- ' ' 7' llill. 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' e ln , G e I ' - -fu W' . 1 . , . l The ARIEL Twas a mornmg rn September ln mneteen twenty four WhlCh the Sophomores well remember When they numbered twenty four For a week we were the target Of the Sophomores good fun But after the seventh sunset We had them on the run Ere we got settled down to work The campaign had begun So we decxded not to shxrk And entered m the fun We held a Freshman class meetlng When we planned to give a greetmg That would be very choice So we pledged one hundred fifty For a hall upon the hull That would make the school look thrlfty And thus fulfill the bull Ere the Freshman year had ended With some work mlxed with fun The payments were not suspended But were paxd one by one As Sophomores we have been faithful Domg our work each day Chmbed from a place whxch was faithful Up nn the ranks to stay And now another year has passed And we must Journey on, If we are not to be outclassed Before another year has gone And there did much rejoice, The ARIEL FRESHMAN CLASS Motto Excelsior President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer Lmwood Abbott Freeman Ackley Merrill Ames Dons Atwood Clarence Auspland Dorothy Bennett Robert Black Albert Bradstreet Beatrlx Clements Mary Cook Bertha Crltchell Marlon Cunnmgham Geneva Dunbar Marguerlte Eldridge Clarence Flsh Horace Could Buford Grant Kelsey Gray , Kermit Gray Colors Blue a Freema Auxtm Ear Kenneth Gray Geneve C-reen Roger Harrlman Anme Harding Frances Hardmg ffle Jules Lavlna Harrlck Leland Mltchell Earl Noyes Ella Preble Edrth Seavey Francis Randall Faye TlllOCk Austm Varnum Archle White Nellie Whnte Mehltable Whlttaker Edna Young Mary Young nd Sllver n Ackley Varnum le Noyes , C !Xyf,Lf,-7 , fx. .,n,1' t.,,fV llmwtff :fun s- l 1 , I I ' L11 'r ,' I A ,f Lilla Chipman Hildreth Montgomery -' e .Xi P 'l J . 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E M C S FOOTBALL TEAM The football season opened the first day of school About twenty five candldates responded to the call The major part f the coachmg was under the dlrectlon of Mr Robert Brackett asslsted by Mr Peck There were a number of veterans from the year before namely Capt Crosby Ken neth Smith Francis and Linwood Arey ames Hunter jeff Robmson Doc Allen Pop Hull Francis Applebee Thomas Luo sey Kenneth White and others We were fortunate m havmg some more good mater ral m Osborne Larrabee Murray Brown Thurston Thompson and Norman Hurd As the season progressed the team was composed as follows Left end james Hunter Left tackle Elton Crosby Left guard FIBHCIS Arey Center Rlght tackle Right end ua ter back Full back Left half back Rlght half back The team Jeff Robmson Norman Hurd Thurston Thompson Oflte Thomas Luosey Kenneth Smxth Doc Allen Osborne Larrabee majonty of the w games and made a good showing ln those m whlch lt met defeat ln Osborne Larrabee the school found an exceptional half back and the team elec ted hum to Captam of l925 team Much crednt IS due to Mr Brackett for the xmproved showmg that the team made At all tlmes Mr Brackett emphaslzed the necesslty of clean sportsmanllke playmg '- , fr N - 4 f, ' I A Y . ' ' yu A-.fx . '. .gi - - A12 I 1 W' 1' ..,g. K ' fa'-jr ,-1. f ' H :. A X f' A f - ' ' Right guard ............ Murray Brown ' l O . ssnnaouonnns 0 Q r .......... 1 I - 1 ' J ' ' , ..-.-... , G . - h ' ' , . 9 Y The ARIEL i E M C S GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row Marjorle Leach MHYIOH Dunbar Mary Newcomb A Back Row Ruby Snowman Alice Leach Alleyne Eldnclge Coach Page F 'CL ' ws. bbw y ' fi ' a ,Q W ' Q qi , 2,1 2 3' I f ' I ..' 1 .i 115.31134 T . l 1 , . 1 7 Y The ARIEL GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM The E. IVI C S Girl s Basketball Team have been receiving congratulations on the remarkably successful season of sport re cently completed With but three defeats against their record an dtwo of these 1I'lHlCt ed at the hands of Hampden Academy which has unquestionably one of the strong est girl s aggregations in IVIa1ne the players have a justifiable pride in their achieve ments Under the immediate supervision f MISS Loy Page former Orono High and University of Maine player assisted by IVIr conscientious practice was carried on and a team developed which has shown a type of play far superior to that of recent years The teamwork of Captain Marlon Dun bar and Alice Leach forwards together with Alleyne Eldridge center has been ex ceptional in its effectiveness and the accur acy of their shooting has ln Iarge part been responsible for the teams success Ru by Snowman and Mary Newcomb as guards played a strong defensive game extremely difficult for their opponents to penetrate and were able to conslstently break up any offensive play in their territory The season opened at Hampden where we suffered our first defeat the score bemg 54 I4 Higgins Classical Institute then vis visited E IVI C S but were unable to match the superior game of the Seminary girls and were defeated ZI I3 Maine Institute was easily taken into camp on their own floor bemg badly outclassed with a score of 29 9 The Brewer H S girls then invaded Buck sport but they too suffered an overwhelm mg defeat at no time threatening to change the final score which was 54 I2 In the Castme Normal School match the Seminary could not quite equal the play of the Nor ence counted heavily ln their favor and were defeated after a determined struggle 31 II A return game was played with Brewer H S at Brewer but once again the Seminary came through an easy victory 31 II The closest and best game of the season was when Hampden Academy play ed at Bucksport ln the final game of the season Two teams evenly matched and playing whirlwind basketball the final out come bemg always ln doubt when the con cluslon found the Academy girls leading by two baskets and succeeding in defeating the Seminary 25 ZI The total score for the season was E H CS ISI opponents I55 u . I I 0 Y Q - . George M- Lord, CX'E-NI-C-S Star, hafd and mal girls whose additional years of experi- The ARIEL BOYS BAS KETBALI. The E. M C S basketball team agam enjoyed a very successful season and for the second successlve year won every game on thelr home Hoor and made a very credlt able showing on forelgn courts Hancllcapped by lack of a place t practxce the team was late m strxkmg 1ts stride but dad manage to wm lts first game at Hampden by a last perlod Hghtlng rally Captaln Bob Whlte at guard and Tommy Lousey at forward were the veterans around whom the team was bullt Allen 'lhomp son and Brown aldmg Capt White guard Whlle Ken Smlth teamed up wlth Lousey m the forward lme and Pop l-llll and Penny Arey took care of the center P031 tion The most lmportant games of the sea son were those wlth Wlnslow lVl C l Kents Hull and Mattanawcook Academy Wms low champions of Kennebec county were Hlll led E M C S untll the last five mln utes of play when the Purple and Whlte crashed through to a brllllant vlctory Then for the last home game of the season came the Nlattanawcook team undefeated by any secondary school ln the state After forty mmutes of tense and excltlng basketball the team from Lmcoln bowed to E. IVI C S IH then' only defeat of the season by the score of 20 I9 Then came the game wxth Abbot School of Farmlngton at the U of Nl Tournament which was one of the hardest battles of the season The score was a t1e at the end of the fourt perlod whlch made It necessary to play an over tlme perlod ln whlch Abbot school won by three baskets The end of the tournament proved that E IVI C S bat tled wlth the champlon prep school ln the state The succes of the team this year was due to the team work and system Introduced by coach Chapman aided by George Lord the exceptlonally good guardlng of Allen and Whlte and the accurate shooting f Held goals of Luosey Smlth and Hull Basketball Record I925 Season I 'Xl C S O 1 EIVICS EMCS EMCS ILMCS EIVICS EMCS EIVICS EIVICS EIVICS EIVICS ILIVICS MCS EIVICS EIVICS EMCS Hampden Searsport Winslow Searsport Kent s Hull Hampden Orono IVI C I S N MllllDOCkCt E lVl1Il1nocket lVl1o E Nlllhnocket Orono Mattanawcook Games won I0 lost 5 E IVI C S 5l4 Oppone Total points nts 386 9 ' Il 1 u . ' o . . . . - i . . t . as . 2 , O '- I S.. . . . pmon. ' . . . . . vs. ...... .. 23 I9 ' - . . . . vs. ...... . 20 26 ' ' , ..., ....vs. ' ........22 I4 ' . ' - T. . . . vs. ...... . 43 34 ' . . . .vs. ' ' .... . . ZI I7 defeated after an uphill fight while Kents' E.lVl.C.S. vs. E. S. N. S. ...... I8 26 ' . . .. ' '- ....vs. .......48 I9 , ' . . .T vs. .......... 34 36 ' . ....vs. . 29 u. ...vs.E. . .S.......38 ZI , . . . .vs. ' ' .... .. 38 21 ' . '. . . . vs. . ' ' .... 20 41 ' , I7. . . . vs. 'I ......... . . 31 35 ' ' . . . . . . . vs. . ' ' .... 65 I3 . ' ' . . . . vs. ........ . . 44 I6 - . . . . . . .... 20 I9 The ARIEL E M S C BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row Murray Brown Lmwood Arey Thurston Thompson Front Row Thomas Luosey Marian Hull Robert Whlte fcaptam Kenneth Smlth Reglnalcl Allen . - , . D. , . The ARIEL E M C S BASEBALL TEAM .i4 E M C S BASEBALL SCHEDULE Aprll 25 Brewer at Brewer May 2 Northeast Harbor at Bucksport May 9 Bangor at Bucksport May Brewer at Bucksport May Wmslow at Wmslow May Belfast at Belfast May Wmslow at Bucksport May Belfast at Bucksport une Castme Normal at Castme une Northeast at Northeast Harbor june I3 Castme Normal at Bucksport The ARIEL DEBATING TEAM Front Row Edna Montgomery Donald ohnson Agnes Gmn Back Row Katherine GlEOfCl Annle Ray Davls Bennett Gertrude E. Meguler Coach DEBATING Years ago E M C S used to be famous for her debatmg socletles but for some un known reason thxs work has been dropped from school actlvltxes for the past few years last wmter a debating team was plcked from were Davls Bennett Katherme Clfford Ed na Montgomery Anms Ray Donald john son and Agnes Cmn This team entered both the Marne and the Bates debatmg leagues the subjects bemg Resolved that the Phxllppmes should be glven th lr lmmed late mdependence and Resolved that U S should recognlze the present government of Russia On March 6 our team met Bangor on the Marne questxon and defeat ed m both the negatlve and affirmatlve teams thus permlttmg us to enter the seml finals April 6 On March I3 our team suf fered a defeat on the Bates question by a seml finals on the Phxllppme questlon Our team had not debated before and won two out of slx debates against debatmg teams wh re some of their debaters had had four years experience The team will lose only one thls year by graduation and bldg fair to make a better showmg next year l l ' 1 J 1 1 ' the whole school. The speakers chosen ballot of 2 to I. Again we suffered in the The ARIEL THE GIRL RESERVE CLUB OF THE Y W C A Presldent Helen Baldwm Vlce Presldent MOfjOflC Leach Secretary enme Powers Treasurer Sadie Curtis The Glrl Reserve Club has increased ln membershlp from I9 to 39 and although quite a few of our members lnve out of town the attendance at the weekly meetmgs and the mterest ln club actlvltles has been very good ust before Christmas the glrls bought and scrap books hopmg to make Chrxst mas a llttle happier for some unfortunate chlldren Two meetmgs of especial mterest dur mg the wlnter were the one ln whlch Miss our town advxser spoke on What xt Means to oln the Church and the other ln which Mlss Smart Hancock County nurse lnterestmg health talk and Mrs Scrlbner read The Lost Word by Henry Van Dyke During the sprlng vacatlon a number of the girls earned a quarter to ralse money for a Curl Reserve banner and some of the Dunham gave an poems telling how the money was earned were llterary masterpleces On Mothers Sunday a good representa t1on of the club attended the Methodlst church rn a body Dressed ln the Girl Re serve unlform they entered the church slng mg one of the Association hymns Forward Through the Ages The sermon by Rev C H Bryant was one whrch will long be re membered by all Ten of the girls and the two advlsers attended the Clrl Reserve conference ln Bangor May 22 24 where they had a very enjoyable time and recelved many helpful suggestions for carrying on the work of the club The delegates to the conference were Helen Baldwin Maryorle Leach enme Powers Edna Montgomery Alleyne Eldrldge Allce Leach Laura Roper Elinor l-lardmg Edna Page and Agnes Cnnn All are now working hard to raxse funds to send a delegate to the summer confer ence at Camp Maqua The followlng office rs have been elected for the commg year Presldent Jennle Powers Vlce Presldent Marjone Leach Secretary Anme Ray nl reasurer Edna Montgomery -I ' ' . 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', u . , . . y J . 1 . l .J ' - The ARIEL Y M C A The first meeting of the Y lVl C A was held in the Y room Tuesday October sev nth with secretary jeff Robinson pre siding Officers for the ensuing year were immediately elected as follows President efferson Robinson Secretary and Treasurer Norman Hurd Faculty Advlsor Mr Morris lncreased interest was manifested t the first m etmg by the enrollment of forty five boys in comparison with the member ship of eighteen last year This number has slowly but steadily increased as the tlme advanced The regular weekly meetings have been enthusiastically attended and much has been accomphshed along educa tional inspiration lines A devotional serv ice a short business sesslon followed by a social hour with refre hments comprised the program of the evening At one m etmg we were fortunate in securing as one of our speakers to lead us in our thoughts M White who gave us an interesting talk on school spirit The annual student conference of Marne ,, .i. Y lVl C A was held at Waterwlle in Nov ember and we were represented by a dele gatlon consisting of Hugh Ross Stuart Gross Osborne Larrabee Archie White Arthur Page jeff Robinson Clarence Terrll Nor man Hurd Owen Berry and Roland Web ster All returned with favorable lmpres lsfactlon with the benefits received while rn closer contact with representatlve of the schools and colleges of lVla1ne During the winter term it became nec e sary to change the time of meeting from Tuesday ev ning to Sunday afternoons These meetings were under the direct sup ervl lon of President Peck who held open form on the questions of moral personal habits responsibility to school honesty and physlcal environment The Hancock Washington County Con vention at Bar Harbor May I5 I6 I7 mark ed the clos of Y M activities of the year We were represented by a small deleg tion who returned speaking highly of tne hospit allty and kmdly efforts of the organization of Bar Harbor At this con rent on Norman Hurd was elected one of its vice presidents 5 ll, 7' T ' A ' T - fl ., 5' W , H 1- . . W '1 V 'Q I, Vice President .......... Robert White sions of the gathering, and expressed sat- . . a . . sv - . - S 1 9 . ' .S. . ' . . ' S ' . . , - - . M, rt . . . 1 The ARIEL EDITORIALS Another year has passed and has brought many changes wlth It Two years ago last Aprll a flre wrought havoc wlth our admln lstratlon bulldlng A new year comes and Wlth lt comes a practlcally new faculty at me head of whlch IS Presldent R E Peck who makes plans for a campalgn 1n order to 13186 funds for a new bulldlng Thls seems almost lmpos lble at the tlme The cam palgn workers BYYIVC and the work goes steadlly on untll December nlneteenth when one hundred and fifty thousand dollars have been pledged whlch IS the goal Plans go forward for the new bulldlng Summer vacatlon comes We return to school Work on the foundatlons has begun and contlnues even durlng the colde t part of wlnter and now It ns une and thrs great work IS com pleted How fortunate that we have been able to spend the last few we ks of school Wlth lofty ambltlons A better bulldlng cannot be found anyvshere The gym naslum IS one of the b t ln the state How spaclous the classrooms seem ofter belng crowded for two years' No one can say that the student body does not appreclate the spl ndld work of our re pected presl dent and trustees who have done all thls for us Durlng the past years lt has been cus tomary to publlsh the Arlel at th end of each term Thls year the same plans have not been followed but a newspaper called the Arllette has been publl hed every two weeks Thls newspaper has lncluded ath letlc news Y Nl C A notes local news fun and school actlvltles Although the Arlelette IS just ln ltS youth as tlme progress es changes wlll be made and we have every reason to beleve that thls type of newspaper wlll be a success and contlnue to be pub llshed lnce a great many people have be come lnterested ln lt and have already sub scrlbed Only one edltlon of the Arlel has been prlnted thlS year The sam edltor lal staff has put out both the Arlel and the Arlelette It wlll be remembered that dur lng past y ars the school paper yas ln the hands of the Senlor Class It was voted by the Faculty to take this paper from the Sen lor Class and have lt edlted by representa tlves from the whole student body ln order that the burden and the expense mlght not fall wholly on the SCHIOIS We hear much talk about Class Splrlt or rather to be more accurate the lack of lt How many of us have shown class spmt durlng the past year3 You are a member of your class but do you always stand b hlnd class actlvltles that are plan ned3 The burden usually rests on a few Why not attend all class meetlngs and be come lnterested ln your class3 Why not help plan class actlvltles and then s e that they are a succes 3 A class where loyalty lntlmacy and enthuslasm are apparent wlll always leave a lastlng lmpresslon on each member somethmg to look back upon after our student days Our opportunltles are so great ln so many ways why let thls one pass the on where we have the chance to know and work wlth the celebrltnes of the future3 hach member must brlng more than hls mer presence lnto the class he must put h1s thoughts and lnterests lnto all actlvltles and not untll then wlll we reach that true and congenlal spmt of class enthuslasm , . . I . , S. - . . . '. , - ' ' - ' l ' ' ' . . ' l - C ' . sn 1 ' A ' S ' - S - . . .. Y 1 e in this Wonderful Plafiel It Sti1'S OUT hearts take the trouble to attend class meetings or ' 6 . . . . A ' ' es ' . ' . . . . . e ' ' s. , S - S .- . . . . Y . . . I y . I s 2 . , . . T ' e . .S . ' , .... , , 2 ' , The ARIEL THE ARIEL BOARD Ek Ai The ARIEL E M C S ORCHESTRA DEPARTMENTS OF MUSIC AND EXPRESSION Members of the Muslc and Expresslon Departments have glven several programs durmg the year On March 6th a program COl'lSlStll'lg of songs reaclmgs vlolm num bers and a one act play was presented to the members of the October Club The followmg program was gxven at the Methodxst Vestry on the evenmg of Aprll l 7th for the benefit of the World Ser vxce Program of the church Amerlca s Fmest S Zemecnlk E. M C S Orchestra Sketches-The Lllac Tree Gartlan A Short Cut ennxe Powers Laura Roper Evelyn Trotere Davles Kltty Whltaker Vlolm Solo Doushka Charles Allen Katherme Gnfford Readlng The Gnft of the Magl O Henry Mary Cook Vocal Solo Two Roses Gllberte Freda Hart Rose Buds J S Zamecnlk E M C S Orchestra Readmg lnclependence for Two oseph C Lmcoln Bertha Crltchell Vlolm Solo Serenade Tosellx Trafton Walker Now Good Evn mg Good Nlght Brahms Glrls Glee Club Play Bettys Butler CAST Betty Jordan Edna Page Mrs ordan Marlon Cunnmgham Mrs Russell Marlon Dunbar ordan Thurston Thompson Sketches When Grandma Was A Glrl Goetz l ove s Old Sweet Song Molloy Davles Kltty Whltaker Flag Day J S Zamecnxk E. M C S Orchestra These departments expect to arrange for one more recital durmg the year The members of these classes have also partlcl pated ln entertamments glven for the bene Ht of other worthy organlzatlons 'lllllll The ARIEL A TIMELY VISITOR Anme Hardmg The wmd howled dxsmally around the ramshackle farmhouse and Granny Wnnth rop drew her warm shawl closer about her thm shoulders whlle her body was racked wlth convulslve coughmg Her grand daughter Nan standing by the large old fashioned stove rn the sunny kitchen cast a worrled glance now and then at her grandmother as she stlrred the gruel for the latter 1n a small tm dlsh Nan was fully convmced that her grand mother requlred the lmmedlate care of a doctor but how to get one was a problem whlch Nan after hard thought had been un able to solve It was fully ten mlles to the nearest doc tor and with no one to watch Granny but herself she could not undertake the trlp much as she wlshed to termmate the old lady s sufferlng by the ald of a doctor Wlth these thoughts ln mmd Nan walk ed quickly to the slde of the patlent s chair wlth a bowl of steaming gruel ln her hands Do eat a but Granny she lmplored ln a soft voxce rearranging meanwhlle the cush IODS m Granny s chaxr hoping to ease her pam a blt Granny patted her grand daughter s hand affectionately as she sand tenderly My dear chxld you are too good to me Why she added with a mlsty smile l wall soon be up and around and nursxng you lf you work so hard over me But Granny mterposed Nan with an attempt at a laugh It s fun to care for you and lm sure you ll be up soon but l won t TC ln bed though she added convnncmg y Her grandmother smlled at the glrls eagerness to help and tried dutifully to eat the gruel whlch had been prepared so care fully She had hardly started however when her breathmg seemed to be shut off and her eyes were dllated wlth the pam ln her body Nan flew to her slde anxlety on her whlte face as she bent over her grand mother tenderly Oh Granny lsnt there somethlng l could do for you3 she begged tearfully lm afrand not dear answered Gran ny with a smothered sigh ust help me to my bed dear and lll be alrxght Nan complled at once and soon the old lady was tucked ln her cozy bed while Nan hovered over her But Nan was suddenly distracted from her Grandmothers white face by the sound of an automobile outside then a rap on the door and wlth a startled look on her face Nan walked hesltatmgly to the door and opened lt On the threshold stood a well dressed man of medium height wlth a friendly smile on hls face l beg your pardon mass h began but would you mmd glvmg me a pall of water for my car3 lm afraxd she won t stand the trlp to town wlthout lt Nan opened the door with a cordlal ln vltatlon to enter while she got the water The man entered and as he dad so his keen eyes notxced the old lady and one look at her drawn face assured hlm of her condl tnon ust a mmute he sand brlskly t Nan whlle l get my case ln the car Nan wondered what a case had to do wlth getting water for his car She was soon to see for on returnmg he brought wlth hlm a black medlcal case N urther words were needed to tell Nan that here was a doctor ln a short tlme he had glven a dose of sleeping powders to the sufferer and she was soon sleepmg peacefully Nan was too overjoyed to thank hlm with words but her smile was sufhclent l'he doctor placed a bottle of medlcme on the table wlth mstructnons regarding nts use and then with hls pall of water ln his hand he departed wlth many kindly reassur mg words concerning Nan s grandmother Soon the purrmg of the departmg car was heard and Nan turned with a sxgh of thank to the sleeping grandmother 1 1 . . 11 . 1 - 1 . . 11 , . . . .11 . 11 , - . . . . . ...I . 1 . 11 ' 1 1 1 - , - 1 1 , . . . . . 1 . 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O . 11 - , . . 1. 11 . . , . 11.1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 . . ,, . . . 1 ' ' - 1 . . 1 . . - 1 . . . . . . 1 . . . . 0 ' .J 1 ' ' HOW A CAMERA EARNED FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS Agnes Gmn It was a beautlful clear mornmg 111 uly The I'lSlIlg sun flashed across Fllxs Lake and mto the pme trees beyond where the blrds were slngmg thelr mornmg sons' f resently the clear Ylflglng notes of a bu le floated over the pmes and seventy fiv gl ls of Camp Keewaydm rushed forth from then ents and bungalows Such a laughmf and splashmg as they hurrled lnto the water for thelr morning d1p n all olt and twenty mmutes later breakfast was served How happy were these glrls who spent th xr summers at Camp Ke waydm ln the New Hampshlre woods MISS Green one ot h beloved camp counselors always. read the mornmg announcements at the br Xkiat table Thls mormng the camp actlv tue were the ame as usual only the ten hlghest honor glrls for the first month at camp were to go on a three day hlkmk trlp They were to start lmmedxately and go by twos Each couple would go at a space of ten were to blaze the trees and the others were to follow them The other gurls gathered around the lucky ten and helped them roll thenr blankets and get ready Elsie HOTIIS and Sarah St vens were the s cond couple to start Elsle wa sslxteen a favorlte wnth her frlends and very fond of takmg pxtcures Consequently her cam era w nt wlth her a good deal of the tlme As they stood Waltlllg for lVl1ss Green to ex plain the course WhlCh they were to follow how to blaze the trees where they were to want for the others and so forth someone sald Oh Elsie dont forget your camera and the re t began to Slng Elsxe Elsle your camera take Shoot a plcture of the Lake Some day you wlll a fortune make l dont care Laugh lf you want to sald the gurl good naturedly I like PIC tures and plctures l ll have Wlth thls she and her partner started out Our story IS to follow EISIC and Sarah particularly Elsie It was lovely ln the woods and dew sparkled on the flowers Lets hurry Elsle and catch up wnth those ahead of us and surprlse them sald Sarah after a mlnute s sllence You go ahead l am going to walt here for Miss Green l forgot my drmkmg cup and I m sure she has an extra one plled Elsie So Sarah hurrled ahead to catch h r frxends whlle Elsie waxted for Mlss Green She drd not know what was to befall her Th path which they were fOllOWlHg was high on th slde of a steep bank lt was a very pretty slght to stand up there and look out over the lake Thrllled wlth the Joy of such a wonderful view Elsle took an other step near r the edge of the bank ust a llttle too near and El IC was fallmg down the steep sxde She trled to catch the hmbs and branches of the trees but they were not strong enough to hold her Thel everythmg was black Elsle opened her eyes and looked around Her rlght ankle was broken and She was brulsed and Stlff and terrlble t'nrs.tJ Sh had broken the cry tal on her watch but lt stlll tlcked and looklng at th tlme she reallzed she had been unconscxous for an hour The gurls must have gone by before thls thought Elsie l suppose they won t find me untll nlght because MISS Green thmks lm w1th Sarah and Sarah thmks lm wlth Miss Green and the rest wont thmk at all Then ln splte of her helpless con d1t1on the glrl laughed She made herself comfortable wnth her blankets and although her ankle pamed dreadfully she trled to mv Wonderlng lf she was very far from ' m she looked about her Nothlng but bu h Then' she looked up and saw hcl camera lodgmg on some short bushes l was not broken and she had a whole film Nothlng to take a plcture of except the lake Wlth the pam lncreasmg ln her ankle he lay back quletly and closed her eyes The sound of vonces made her set up and look around Tvto men were stand mg a few yards away and were evidently havmg an argument about something She by , J ' v . ,.. . 1 1 - a I J A' . . , . . . on l 4 . n '25 ' ' , re- ' - -3 'Y .' 1 ' ,,' , ' .' 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The ARIEL opened her llps to call for help only to close them agam They were not very deslrable looklng and Elsle remained hldden ln the bushes The men were both good slzed and were dressed rp ragged clothing Tramps l bet sald Elsie to herself Then somethmg happened She raised her elf to a more comfortable posltlon and she accldently snapped her camera which she was holdmg No' she didn t mean to take their plctures but that s just what happened After a few mlnutes the strangers dlsappear ed and EISIC forgot all about them as she was ln much pam Noon pa sed one o clock A distant peal of thunder made her shiver Nearer and nearer rolled the thunder and presently lt began to ram l-low It poured' lsn t thls HICC3 l m lost got a broken ankle and soaklng wet Oh how dry l am sald Elsie Then the most welcome sound came to her ears It was the camp bugle They were huntmg for her Here l am she called famtly and five mmute later several glrls l d by MISS Green were surroundlng her and exammlng her ankle It was stlll storming when they reached camp but a dozen grrls rushed to m et them We wont fTDlSl'l our hrke today sald Mrs Green but when we do we will all go together and not separately For once everyone agre d Three days later during arts and crafts hour two men evxdently state ofhcers look ed ln at the group of glrls lVl1ss Green Ing some maklng bask ts and some maklng designs of varrous patterns lVllss Green looked up and saw the officers and a ked what they wished l am the Sheriff said one and we re hunting for two m n who have escaped from State Prison We offer S5 000 re ward to anyone glvlng us lnformatlon just then Elsie had a sudden thought Taklng her crutches she went over where Miss Green was talkmg with the ofhcers What do they look l1ke3 she asked The descrlptnon that was grven her made her think of the two she had seen ln th woods She told them how she had seen the men and ow she har accidently snapped them on h r Camera My film rs bemg develop cl now she told them It wnll be ready tomorrow as we do lt here at camp The next day the plcture was ready and El 1 howed nt to the sherlff It looked rather funny as the camera was not IH exact positron when lt was snapped but th men were very clearly seen They are the one s we re after Sand th Sherrff We are gomg to get them oo It was the la t week of August and the entlre Camp was bemoanlng the fact that only a few days remalned before golng home Elsxe s ankl was very rnuch better now and she too was sorry to thlnk of leaving Keewaydm Never mmd Elsre teased Sarah You have so many plctures to remember us by You wont forget us lts marl time Come on Elsie received m the mall a long slum letter On openmg It a check dropped out The letter ran thus D ar lVl1ss Hollis Perhaps you remember the plcture you gave us last month3 The men were the rlght ones and we captured them You hav earnecl the reward offered wlth your camera If you had not taken that plcture we shouldn t have bothered to search around rp there but the plcture told us they were here Enclos d please find check Yours truly O C Dunnavant fsherlff l always knew Elsie would be famous for taking plctures Teased Sarah Laugh lf you wash called back Elsie but Just walt untll l tell the folks at home how my camera earned fire thousand dollars . 11 - 11 S . .1 11 - - 9 1 1 ' -f ' . . 11 . . 11 - le. 1 -I 1 . . 11 . S 1 , . . 11 . . 1 . . . 1 . . . . . f1 Q 9 , . .3 .. ., . I3 Q . .. , . 1 . 11 1 1 11 . . . 1. . F' . ... . , . . t 11 , D . . . S 11 1 . . 1 . . 1 1 1 1 11 . . . 1 Q , . . g, 1 1 -.1 . 11 . - 11 1 , , . 11 11 . 11 . 1 1 . . . 1 1 . . Q P ..- ., , ... . . . . 11 1 - 1 9 . 11 1 . . 11 . . . Q 1 , .. . . 11 . . Q -J 1 F .- . , . 1: o 1 -'1 ' 1 . . . 1 to 1 - 1 ., - , . . L . L . S 7' ' 1 11 . 11 . 11 1 , , . . S . 4. . . , - . . . . 11 . . 11 ,. . . . 11 . .. , . , . ' - - 11 The ARIEL Alumni Who Have D 1 4 NQN 1 Xl 1NNfl xx mn IN' N 111s rt 4 x N xm l 11 ifix lxx N 11 'INXS 1 1 1 1 11 N 1 1 lf' nod I 1 X111 NN N I U XX Ixx 1 I 4 H1 1 4 4 4 I Ns O N ll A N , xx 1 X xx 1 Q mil L onated Chapel Chalrs X 1 1N'l1 N1 J 111 x 4 1 x NN 1 IN x my lx' N xx 1m IVF N 1 1 l 1 I1 INN' xx Nr 1 wx LS X011 X 1 K 'INV gl 1 xi 1 L X 1 NNi 1 ll - lll xN1lUll IN x 411 INNJ rx x4 111-, N lu as Ns INNM ww 1 V0 1 X xx 3 I x l'I0' Ni, lt ' Iva 4 I 1 N I xu I xl , N1 X 41 'U x Q IL Y XX'il iznm Il, M 'fl:ll'y. 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