Camden High School - Megunticook Yearbook (Camden, ME)

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8 HMEGUNTICOOKH 1. Leo and Louis Araug 2, Sprucie g 3. Winifred Coathupg 4. Pat Kelleyg 5. Dick Ayersg 6. Lois Cookson and Jack 'Hendersong 7. Parker Laiteg 8. Beauty and the Beast-Jackie Wilsong 9. Freshmeng 10. School Playg 11. Sandra Thurston, Betty Thurston, Pat Kelley, Virginia Harveyg 12. Snow Bowl Lodgeg 13. John Wilsong 14, Dot Potter 15. Andrea Jonesg 16. Nancy Brewsterg 17. Arlene Quinn.

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CAMDEN, MAINE 7 Though Lawrence is a movi-e star, He never fails to share A seat in his DeSoto With his ever-loving Claire. Harold, with his fast curve ball, Peps up the Army team. Carl Heal has built a push cart '1'hat's really on the beam. Now Paul and Dwight have formed a band, They travel far and wide With Helen in her pink sedan And Christine by their side. I seem to see our crooner, Dick, His voice has brought him fame, While Howard's guiding hunters In the woods of northern Maine. The Westbrook Pegler of our age Is dashing, handsome Stan, While the bills of Senator Louis Are known throughout the land. Willie's made his million In a super Finast Store. Bud's the owner of a garage, Fixing autos by the score. I see Olive out in Switzerland Teaching people how to ski, While Kay is a secretary Sitting on her boss's knee. To own a black convertible Is Jackie's one desire. Betty's missionary work abroad Is one we all admire. Dick Ayers, a noted motor cop, Is feared by every crook. Everett made a fortune With his latest comic book. Bob's an 'expert in trading trucks, His business is just humming, Mechanic Ralph is on the job To keep their motors running. Pete is a sailor on the sea With a girl in every port, While Seed's been made 'Chief Justice Of the U. S. Supreme Court . Joanne is touring England In an old red Model T, While Bebe and her Norman Are lobstering out at sea. Henry, a general at West Point, Snaps out his orders with ease, And Francis is teaching botany, A professor at Bates, if you please. My crystal ball is clearing My visions all are gone And my thoughts come back to the present, VVith my class where I belong, Now a school marm's seldom good at verse, But I've done the best I cang If you're not satisfied, just phone Your classmate, Mary Anne. For a Sweetheart of the Senior Class of '49 take :- Frances Light's curly brown hair, Gene Bickford's pink and white com- plexion, Olive Sawyer's skill at softball, Cynthia Howes' sunny disposition, Ruth Conley's ability to flirt, Jackie Wilson's cute way of talking baby talk, Pauline Robbins' pearly white teeth, Myrtle Pooley's ability to wear clothes, Betty Rolfe's skill at knitting, Lucille Dyer's ability to take a joke, Carolie Larner's ability to play a joke, Kay DuHy's usefulness, Mary Kennedy's ability to sing, Bebe Brown's good figure, Lois Hale's ability to talk, Helen Stevenson's good posture, Claire Crabtree's ability to take over class aiairs, Dot Grover's curly eyelashes, Frances Hastings' ability as a sales-- girl, Priscilla Knowlton's ability to dance, Sally Brown's ability to get along with boys, Mary Anne Hale's ability to learn, Joanne Clayter's skill on the basket- ball floor 3 Roll them all into one and what a gal you would have! Andrea Jones '49 T0 THE SENIORS FROM A SENIOR The time is coming near, too near for a great many of us, but we must face the fact that this is our last year in high school together. Life is going to be different now. I think we should make this, our last year, the happiest of all. We've had our differences like any other class. Take us all and all it has been great fun. I know that even a year from now lots of us will look back and say, Remember ? I say good-bye to you, dear friends and classmates, hoping that after graduation our paths shall meet of- ten. May everyone of you be success- ful and happy in the future. Helen Stevenson '49

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SENIOR STATISTICS Name Favorite Expression Louis Arau Is Cynthia here? Richard Ayers Letis go to Rockland. Genevieve Bickford Is Alton out there? Henry Bickford Dexter Briggs Bebe Brown Marilyn Brown Carl Buck Adelbent Carver Joanne Clayter Ruth 'Conley Claire Crabtree Harold Drinkwater It's things like that that make you wonder. That's tough. Norman came up last night. Guess what? I'm just black. What do you think? Oh, great. I don't know. Boy, did that make me mad! Wlhat's the page? Kathleen Duffy Maybe- Robert Duncan Huh ? Howard Dyer Whoop-de-dOO! Lucille Dyer GONE' gee! Dwight French Francis Frye Richard Gould Dorothy Grover Lois Hale Mary Anne Hale Warren Hanson Everett Harding Frances Hastings Carl Heal Jack Henderson Cynthia Howes Andrea Jones Cedric Joyce Mary Kennedy Priscilla Knowlton Carolie Larner Frances Light Stanley Payson Myrtle Pooley Paul Putnam What's your trouble? Ye gods! How are ya and how's she going? Not that I know of. For goodness' sake. Gee whiz! Just like New York. Now look! Wanta bet? N. C. ,. Hi-babe! What have I done now? Oh, darn! Oh! Horseradish! My mother said there would be nights like this! Well, who wouldn't? Prove it. He's been shipped again! Butt-cCall! By gorry! Judas Priest. Donald Richardson S5019 it- Pauline Robbins Betty Rolfe Olive Sawyer Lawrence Sparta Helen ,Stevenson William Stone Ralph Wellman Bernard Wheaton Jackie Wilson Oh, heck. Holy cowfish! I Won't bite. Ain't that nice! For cow's sake. Whoop! Oh, I dunno. Give me a butt. Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh yeh! Disposition Neutral Pat ticular Small Different Independent Pleasant ccspeedyu Moderate Devilish Average Dick erlng Changeable Even Likable Agreeable Good Very change- able Moody Lovable Questionable Quiet Agreeable Inquiring KaV pable Helen ic Friendly Collected Improbable Teasing Pleasant LlMary!7 Gullible Argumentative Incredible Kipvy Nice Quiet Good Likable Excitable Ambitious Calm Unde clara - ble Paul ite Perturbable Quiet Girlish Flighty Fuvorife Pusfime Ambition P ' - ayson S room. from twelve To invent a better woman to twelve-thirty 48 Main Streeit Keep his driving license Alton Housewife Making money for us sen- West Poiqt 1ors Route I To get a girl Norman Mrs. Norman Drinkwater Black Dodge To get a car license Playing pool To graduate Talking when not supposed To to! Coffee Shop travel To earn S100 a week g z To be part owner of a new Selling popcorn To radu ite Dancing De Soto Football and baseball To shoot a deer Meeting boys after work Stenographer Girls Fishing and hunting Cushman trucks Sophomore Doris Hopkins Playing a saxophone a To trade trucks Famous guide To be a nurse To play with a big orchestra Minister nd To be a machinist clarinet Dancing To be a nurse Eating To be a nurse Taking pictures Getting out of work Chestnut Street HGibH Killing time Women and motorcycles Knitting sweaters for- Writing to Donald 3 Eaton Avenue School teacher To work in New York To be Mr. Helen Payson Mrs. Gilbert Knight Cabinet maker To own a GI O.H.V. To be a nurse To be a sailor's wife Graduate from college Dancing To travel Dancing To own a car Sports To be a surgical nurse Writing letters in care of Mrs Clifford Stinson 'the Army ' Chasing Women A black Plymouth 2 Eaton Avenue Roller skating Telling jokes Cooking Driving a Chevrolet Breaking a certain girl's 'heart To commit bigamy Mrs. Johnson Talbot To toot a hot bit Aviator To go to Alaska Missionary Nurse in China To travel all over the world Castine trap A4 Slow Boat to China A4 u Paul To own a pink car Poker To make a million Working on machinery Machinist ' - 581,000,000 and all the girls in. Flshmg the world Man ual Training To own :her own car Song 'Cynthia's in Love fwith me?J Down by the Station fGas, that isi My Happiness So Tired Let's Dance Some Sunday Morning 'Eve Got My Love to Keep Me Warm ' azybonesw 'Cruising Down the River 'Far Away Places 'Dicky Bird Song 'Forgiving You Take Me Out to the 'Ballgamen 'When Irish Eyes are Smiling 'Galway Bay Far Away Places 'The Angelus was Playing 'Strike up the Band 'High on a Windy Hill 'For Every Man There's a Woman Powder Your Face with Sunshine 'School Days Sidewalks of New York 'Forever and Ever 'My Darling 'Buttons and Bows 'It Must be Jelly 'Cause Shake Like That 'What Did I Do? 'Missouri Waltz AMaryvr 'I'm a Big Girl Now 'What Did I Do? 'Now is the Hour Jam Don't 'Forever and Ever 'Cigareets and Whiskey and Wild, Wild Women '0h, Johnnie 'Helen Polka It Only Happens When I Dance With You 'Far Away Places 'Night and Day 'Beautiful Dreamer 'Love 'em and Leave 'em For You, For Me, Forever More 'Dark Eyes 'Say Something Sweet to Your 'Sweet- heart 'So Tired 'It Only Happens When I Dance With You