Cape Elizabeth High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Cape Elizabeth, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1946 volume:

I9 LM 1,ceWw7xf wfwwx M 576244-'Cf '94 '4'JA! 7-lu Pnczufclus Buxld thee more stately mans1ons O my soul As the swLtt seasons roll' Leave thy low vaulted past' Let each new temple nobler than the last Shut thee from heaven wxth a dome more vast Leavmg thme outgrown shell of hte s unrestmq sea From The Chambered Nautllus Ol1ver Wendell Holmes Y Till thou at length art free, FOREWORD We hope that Wlth the pub11cat1on of thls nmth ed1t1on of the NAUTILUS We the staff have fulfllled our purpose that of recordmg events of Cape Ellzabeth Hlgh School whlch W111 bnng back many pleasant memorles. . . - . I MAJ DEDICATION We respectfully ded1cate th1s 1946 lssue of the NAUTILUS to Thelma W DHVIS who has QIVGH so freely of her t1me and patlence not only as the comrnerclal mstructor but as the g1rls basketball coach as Well , ,,-, ,, -,--,,.,...,.,,.... -1 1 1 A 2 A c T3 l 1 l 1 l STAFF OF THE NAUTILUS IANET SMALL Editor in chief CHARLES KILBY Business Manager BEVERLY IORDAN ANCY DI SMORE WILLIAM WHEELER SPORTS EDITORS Iames Conley Gracia Reynolds PI-IOTOGRAPHIC EDITORS Rlchard Barrett Gayland Beckwith III ERARY EDITORS Louise Powers Louise Lrtchfield Arnold Murray Kenneth Maxwell Iacquehne French Carolyn Tucker CIRCULA TION MANAGERS Robert Brown Leona Webber ART EDITORS Mabel Martin Barbara Hiller Carol Holden Marilyn Patten Iudy Brown Barbara Morton COPY EDITORS Dorothy Hasty Irene Poole Barbara Moody Virginia Kennedy MRS THELMA DAVIS Faculty Adviser to Business Staff MISS RUTH WHITE MISS CAROLYN DOW Faculty Advisers to Editorial Staff ii V I Associate Editor Assistant Business Managers '5 X X . . . -943 -was-x. 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Q' fx YR 55 ffg 4 53 :W P my M jwgfg l - Q SENIORS Ernest Thomas Bagley Smokey General Course Ambmon Mechamc Dramatlcs 2 Swxmmxng Club 3 4 KSecretary 4l Iumor Prom 3 Better late than never Smokey Bagley pumps the gas And wmks at each and every lass Earlon Whltney Barrett Bud General Course Ambmon Navy Class Presxdent 4 Iumor Prom 3 Glee Club 1 2 Basket ball Manager 3 Basebal' l Z 3 Dramatxcs 1 2 And learless mmds climb soonest unto crowns Buds a sailor lor a whlle But well never forget hrs inendly smxle Rxchard Ervm Barrett R1Ch1e General Course Ambmon Radxo Techruclan NAUTILUS 4 Dramatlcs l 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 Hts hearts as far from fraud s heaven from earth Flch s a fnend like all the rest And for hlm we wlsh the best Wxlbur Greenleaf Berry W1 General Course Ambltxon Submanne Servlce ee Club 1 2 Cape Horn 1 2 3 Baseball l Dramatxcs 1 2 Iunnor Prom 3 Band 1 Rest ns the sweet sauce ot labor Wxll IS happy from care he IS free Why cant we all be contented lxke he ll ll ll ll ll - ' ll Basketball. 2. 3. 4: Iunior Prom, 3: Cape Horn, 4: ll -1111 G1 ..2: SEN IORS E Robert Brown Bo College Course Ambmon Iournahst Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 War Bond Sales 3 4 NAUTILUS 3 4 Cape Horn 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 Dramattcs 3 4 Swxmmmg 4 Skt Club 4 Magazme Dnve 4 Success crowns patxent effort Bobs report cards seldom have As But lor h1s effort well gxve htm pralse Iames Edward Conley 1m College Course Ambmon College Baaketbal 1 2 3 4 CCapta1n 47 Baseball 1 3 4 Swrm mmg 3 4 Student Counctl 3 Class V1cePres1dent 4 Cape Horn 4 NAUTILUS 3 4 o loves not wme woman and song he remams a fool hrs who e life long Our grouch Itm Conley cant be beat He was elected our class athlete Nancy Dmsmore Mmg Basketball 1 2 3 4 Cape Horn l 2 4 tBus1ness Man ager 41 NAUTILUS 2 3 4 CAss1stantC1rculatxon Manager 33 Swtmrnmg Team 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 Cochatr man Sophomore Hop Iumor Prom 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 thbranan l Secretary and Treasurer 2 VrcePres1dent 37 Student Councrl 3 4 tV1cePres1dent 3 Secretary 49 Pteld Hockey 4 Solt Ball 2 3 Cheerleader 2 Skt Club 4 Sentor Dance Commtttee 4 War Bond Sales 3 4 Her cheerlulness makes everyone who knows her a fnend Dm ts carelree and always merry Her spare tlme rs usually spent wxth Ierry Nathan Randall Dyer Nate College Course Ambmon College Basketball 2 3 4 Cape Hom 4 Glee Club l 3 Class Presxdent 4 NAUTILUS 3 My soul tts secret has my hte too has tts mystery Nate IS a tnend of all And handy wnth a basketball . Il bil I I I I I I I - I I I I I I I I I I , . III. ,I I I I I I I I I I I - I I I I I . - I I Wh . College Course Ambmon. U. of M. I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' ' I I I I I I I I I I I - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . .. K . ll ll I I . . . SEN IORS Iacquelme French Iackle College Course Ambmon Laboratory Techmcman tTransterred from Deenng Hxgh School sophomore yearl Fteld Hockey 2 4 Softball 1 2 Tenms 1 2 Dramatxcs 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Cape Horn 4 NAUTILUS 3 4 Glee Club 4 Skt Club 1 2 Class Treasurer 4 Iumor Prom Commrttee 3 Semor Dance Commxttee 4 Archery 2 None know her but to like her None name her but to pratse her Iackle ot course as Lounses pal We send her forth and wlsh her well Dorothy E Hasty Dzmp College Course Amb1t1on Nurse B S Basketball 2 3 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 3 4 Cape Hom 3 4 Rxdxng Club 4 NAUTILUS 3 4 Curtls Iumor Prom 3 Semor Dance Commxttee 4 Her eyes punctuate everything she says To be helpful to all IS Dots desxre The type oi girl we all admxre Phyllxs Arlene I ohnson Phxl College Course Amb1t1on Nurse t'l'ransferred from St Iosephs Academy freshman yearl Band 2 Dramatxcs 1 3 Glee Club 1 Cape Horn 2 Semor Dance Commrttee 4 A lace that cannot smxle ns never good Phyllxs grggle IS wxdely heard And shes always happy as a bxrd Beverly Iordan Bev College Course Amb1l1On U of M Basketball 2 3 tllssxstant Manager 33 Glee Club 1 4 Dramatxcs 3 4 Rxdmg Club 4 Cape Horn 4 NAUTILUS 3 4 Class Oftxcer 1 Iumor Prom 3 Sophomore Hop 2 Semor Dance Commxttee 4 The most manxfest sxgn ot wisdom rs contmued gusts ot laughter Bev 18 the gul wxth all the bram Well see her soon at good old Marne ll I ll l - 1 . 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SENIORS Dorothy Iunkms Dotty General Course Ambmon Soc1al Welfare Worker Gwe me aqam my hollow tree A crust ot bread and hberty It trymg can get you anywhere Dotty certamly IS almost there Vlrqmta Ann Kennedy Gxnny General Course Ambmon Typ1s' NAUTILU: 4 Semor Dance Commrttee 4 I s her nature to be q let but prlcele s all her though s li sxlence IS golden as they s y Gmny ll be rzc1 m her oasrt quxet Way Charles Alden Kxlby Charhe General Course Ambrtron Engmeer Gee Club 1 Class Secretary 1 Class Treasurer 2 Class Presldent 3 Student Councxl '7'Pres1dent -U NAUTILUS 4 Cape Horn 4 Iuntor Prom 3 Curtts Dnve 4 The best IS none too good Charhe always does hrs best We know hell be a great succe s George L Kmq Ir Bo Bo College Course Ambmon Pol1t1c1an Basketball 3 Baseball 1 2 Swtmmmg 3 4 Iunxor Prom 3 Glee Club 1 2 The best of happmess honor and fortunes keep wlth you Humorous and enjoyable ms he And so may he ever be K SENIORS Louise I Lltchheld Lltch College Course Ambition U of M tTra'1lerred from Deering High School sophomore year! B sketball l 2 3 4 Cape Horn 2 3 4 Riding Club 3 4 'President 49 Dramatics 3 fVice President 33 Sopho more Hoo fCocha1rmanJ Iunior Prom 3 Senior Dance Com mit ee 4 Softball 2 NAUTILUS 3 4 Class Treasurer 2 To know her is to like her and to like her s to feel the force of a vibrant personality Litch is one whos always late But never for that certain date Mabel Shirley Mart1n Marty General Course Ambition Smger Club 1 2 3 4 Cape Horn 4 Dramatics 3 NAUTILUS 4 Her voice is as sweet as her smrle Mabel was voted our prettiest lass O' course with Harold shed more than pass Kenneth L Maxwell Ken General Course Ambmon Farmmg Fulle Club 4 Swimming Club 4 Band 1 Glee Club 1 Cass Treasurer 3 NAUTILUS 4 A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance For hes a Jolly good lellow Which nobody can deny Barbara Ruth Moody Moody General Course Ambition: Nurse Basketball, 1: Softball. l: Class Treasurer, l: NAUTILUS, 4: Cape Horn, 4. And she was a damsel of delicate mold With hair like the sunshine and heart of gold. Charming and fair with golden hair A girl that makes the boys all stare. l ...I L SENIORS Amold Blame Murray Arme General Course Amb1l1On Mechamc Glee Club l 2 Iumor Prom 3 Cape Horn 4 NAUTILUS 4 Band 1 Dramatncs 1 2 Tell me my heart nf thxs be love Arnxes Gremlm sure can go Ask Cormne she ought to know Irene Louxse Poole Poole General Course Amb1l1On Receptmomst Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Cape Horn 4 Dramaucs 4 NAUTILUS 4 We should count tlme by heart throbs Why rs that lxght m Irenes eyes? The reason of course we all can surmlse Louxse I Powers Teddy College Course Amb1l1On Laboratory Techn1c1an l'l'ranslerred from Portland Hxgh School sophomore year! Room Chaxrman l Class Secretary 2 8 4 Cape Horn 2 3 4 lEd1tor m chxei 4l NAUTILUS 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Dramatrcs 3 4 Asslstant Basketball Manager 3 Man ager 4 Iumor Prom 3 Senxor Dance Commxttee 4 Soph omoro Hop 2 The wxll to do the soul to dare Loulse we know IS one swell gul If you dont belxeve us lust ask Merle Ellzabeth Pullen Betty College Course Ambmon Dental Techn1c1an l'l'ranslerred from Wmchester Hxgh School Boston Massa chusetts seruor yearl 'l'll bo happy Ill be lree Ill be sad lor nobody A gth of gab and a cheerful grm Wrll help us all when trouble we re rn V SEN IORS Donald E Rawson Donald College Course Ambmon C1v1l Engineer Baseball Manager 3 Dramatlcs 4 Knowledge 15 the reward of deep study Don certamly has shown has pluck And for hlm we wxsh good luck Gracra A Reynolds Gay Commerclal Course Ambmon Athletlc Dlrector Student Councxl 2 4 Softball 1 Z Basketball l 2 3 4 l 1eld Hockey 4 Rxdmg 4 Glee Cub l 2 3 4 Orchestra Ba 4 Cape Horn 4 NAUTILUS 2 4 Iumor Prom 3 A eam rs never complete wxthout that good sport Gay An all round sport sometxmes called Cuz W1ll be .1 success m whatever she does Ianet Eleanor Small an Glee Club l 2 Student Councxl 4 CTreasurer 49 Cape Horn 1 2 3 4 NAUTILUS 2 3 4 CEd1torrn chxei 43 Semor Dance Corrmutee 4 Her abxllty is unlrmrted Ianets more the qulet kmd And m her studxes never behmd Carolyn May Tucker Capp1e College Course Ambltxon Desxgner Basketball 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Rxdxng Club 4 Skl Club 4 Class Orhcer ' Dramatxcs 3 4 Cape Horn 4 NAUTILUS 3 4 Iumor Prom 3 Sophomore Hop 2 Semor Dance Commrttee 4 Let the world slrde let the world go A hg for care a irq for woe Cappxes been wrth us every day But we 11ke her anyway 1.2,3.4: ndZ1.2,l:': III ll Commercial Course Ambition: Secretary SENIORS William Dean Wheeler Willy College Course Ambmon Sc1ent1f1c Research iTransferred from Portland Hlgh School 1un1or yearl Swim mmg 3 4 NAUTILUS 4 Cape Horn 4 Ski Club 4 Student Council 4 Freshman Dance 4 Iunior Prom 3 Senior Dance Commntee 4 Blessed ls he who is not alrald to voice his own opmzon Wx he likes to talk a lot lt always puts hlm on the spot Barbara Wilson Barb Glee Club 1 2 lts love that makes the world go round Barbs excuse slips are always due And her sleeping hours are very few Elizabeth Lee York Betty Commerc1a1 Course Ambition To see the world Draxnatxcs 4 Senior Dance Committee 4 Be silent and safe-silence never betrays you She IS polite, quxet and kmd The type of glrl you seldom find ll n ll General Course Ambition: Typist SENIORS .,,...... ..+...,,.A Xa! CLASS OFFICERS Pres1dent NATHAN DYER V1ce Pres1dent IAMES CONLEY Secretary LOUISE POWERS Treasurer IACQUELINE FRENCH HONOR PARTS Valedlctonan BEVERLY IORDAN Salutatonan DONALD RAWSON CLASS HONORS CAROLYN TUCKER IACQUELINE FRENCH LOUISE POWERS XIX 2 fxffn Q N Q X Misa ll X xxx l NN' F f , f All Q V 'JV , C7 f ' ' I 1 f 'I I ' 1 Q4 fi! 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W' za ACTIVITIES Frst ro J G Rev od vnee er L Ltc ftcld L Powers I Snfall B Io dan I Fren H C Kxlby N LH more J Conley Second row Mlss Whte M Martm C Holden B Hxller D Hasty V Kennedy B Moody I Poole Mss Dow Mrs Davr Thxrd row B Morton M Patten R Barrett W Preston G Beckwxth R Brown N Dyer I Brown L Webber NAUTILUS Thls IS the n1nth year the NAUTILUS has been pub11shed at Cape Ellzabeth Hlgh School Wtth the cons1derable amount of help and cooperauon from teachers students and staff members we hope Ih1S lssue WIII be an unforgetable publlcatlon The senlors have strrven to have Ih1S publlcatlon surpass all precedlng ones The NAUTILUS contams a resume of school BCIIVIIIGS, essays, poems, and a few cartoons, complete wxth prctures We slncerely hope that tht., puhhcatlon Wlll be a great success and w1ll brtnq back many happy rnemortes 1n the years to come 7 ,,,.,-,,. V . - - ,, . . V .. f. f ' f f 1 - L ' - , . f 'K f.. ?T3rA3g:,,,. I .--' -I--W Y f'---'H 7 , Z2 .3 ' r . X - . . . rx- rs' 1 - , - 2 . -.- . s, -.v.lt , . . .1 ' , . . . I . . r ,,. C., . . '. 1 S ' , 7. . U . .A . . i , . '-:. I 1 ACTIVITIES N Drnsmore M Martm Second row C Tucker D H stv C Holden B Hrller I Poole C Thompson P 1-Iewev I Hewey P Back C Murphy E Dyer B Moody B Conley Third row B Morton I Small I Brown N Dyer W Wheeler H Prllsbury I Maxwell R Barrett L Webber H Bean A Sanborn CAPE HORN Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons found the typewrrters rn Room 6 gorng at top speed The reason? The productron staff of the Cape Horn was skrllfully transcr1b1nq the latest news gathered by the Cape reporters Outslde the door hung a srgn readmg You support 1t and we ll prrnt rt Although the Cape Horn has not been publrshed as often as desrreable the staff deserves a great deal of credrt for the work rt has done th1s year Many thanks also to Mrs Davrs and Mrss Whrte for thelr un1t1ng efforts to help the staff make this year s Cape Horn possrble R! , I First row: D. Stokes, G, Reynolds, C. Kilby, R. Brown, B. Iordan, L. Powers, I. French, I. Conley, ACTIVITIES .1,..,...., ac.- Frrst row I Small W Wheeler C Kxlby N Dmsmore G Reynolds Second row I Hewey W Iewett W Drake H Hanscom L Webber STUDENT COUNCIL The hrst meetlng of the newly-elected Student Councrl was held on Octo ber 1 1945 rn the school lrbrary Offrcers were elected as follows Charles Krlby pres1dent Nancy Dmsmore secretary Ianet Small treas urer Mr Stuart faculty advrsor The f1rst problem brought up before the councrl was the mrsconduct 1n the Colonlal Room After clos1ng the Colonral Room for a short penod rt was re- opened w1th the wamxng that 1t would be closed permanently 1f foolrng didnt stop A few of the major accomplrshments of the Councrl are An electnc scoreboard was ordered, but delrvery hasn't yet been made, due to wartrme restnchons The ampllfymg equrpment was reparred and IS now rn excellent cond1t1on The comb1nat1on radro and vrctrola 1n the Colonral Room was sent out for badly needed reparrs A Coca Cola mach1ne was rnstalled at the boys' entrance to the cafetena Under the superv1s1or1 of Mr Stuart, the Student Councrl has completed a very successful year Many problems have come up and they have been dealt wrth properly Under thxs student govemment, the students have a chance to express therr ldeas and op1n1ons through the councrl I'1...I,.TC.L..'.l ' ' ' r ' r rg' A . 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' I . 1 ACTIVITIES First row C Maxwel G Reynold A Mercer R Gould N Stevens E Emery Second row P Cash W Drake H Pillsbury E Roberts M Martin ORCHESTRA The orchestra under the direction of Mrs Ida Rlch has practiced weekly 1946 They played a selection number and also a required number which was Moment Musical They also took part in a joint concert given by this school May 18 1946 The players are as follows Trumpet Alan Mercer Natalie Stevens lane Iohnston Trombone Eleanor Emery Tuba Hugh Plllsbury French Hom Marilyn Martm Plano Katherene Lancy Clarinet Wiliam Drake Patrrcla Cash Ellen De Salle Roger Dinsmore Drums Rlchard Gould Violin Emerson Robers Saxophone Carolyn Maxwell Gracxa Reynolds They played in the Western Maine Music Festival at Sanford, Maine May 11 ACTIVITIES iii EW,-,L Front row I Stevens E Bean E Murray L Sloat L Powers E Emery E Dyer C Tessler D Gxlrkson B Stem Second row P West A Sanborn P Black I Hewey P Hewey C Thompson R Woodward B Rcke E Ol B C l C M h 1 r sen on ey urp y Thtrd row M Martm I Poole D Hasty P Durloo H Chase S Webster I Maxwell A Boule P Cash I French L Iones S Hall GIRLS GLEE CLUB Agam the Grrls Glee Club has been a regular act1v1ty for many glrls The th1rty three members met w1th Mrs lda R1Ch hfth perrod every Tuesday The Glee Club attended the Western Mame Music Festlval at Sanford Marne May llth They sang Musrc When Soft Vorces D1e A spnng concert was held 1n May by the combmed Glee Clubs The OIIICSIS are pres1dent, Lourse Powers, v1ce-pres1dent, Llllran Sloat. secretary and treasurer, Eleanor Emery Other members lnclude Iane Maxwell, Sylv1a Webster, Helen Chase, Carolyn Thompson, Arden Boule, Io Hewey, Betty Conley, Iacquel1ne French, Mabel Mart1n, Lorna Iones, Patr1c1a Cash, Irene Poole, Sh1rley Hall, Patncla Black, Dorothy Hasty, Margaret Durloo, Polly Hewey, Pauhne West, Blame Olsen, Nancy Dmsmore, Claxre Tessrer, Betty Stem, Bertha Rtcker, Elarne Bean, Ruth Woodward, Annette Sanborn, Emlly Dyer, Elame Murray, Dorothy G1l1k son, and Ioan Stevens. ,..--. ..,,..f ,. .-. . 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ACTIVITIES Second row K Gordon P Lxtchfreld H P1 llsbury P Brown BOYS GLEE CLUB The Boys Glee Club was more actrve th1s year than 1t has been for several years due to Mrs R1ch s awareness of the fact that mus1c 1S gamrng 1ncreas1ng populanty 1n hrgh schools today Allan Mercer and Hugh Prllsbury accompanled Mrs R1ch to the New England Concert Festrval held 1n New Br1ta1n COHDeCl1CUl for the hrst t1me smce the war began There were but f1Ve schools from Mame whlch sent pupxls to partlclpate 1n the 350 vo1ce chorus an orchestra of 175 p1eces and a 259 p1ece Band The tr1p and exper1ence w1th the Chorus was certalnly enjoyed by those who attended It 1S expected and smcerely hoped that the Cape w111 send several representatrves next year At th1s t1m plans are be1ng made by Mrs Rxch to hold a Muslcal Pageant late 1n May to help fmance muslcal events com1ng up next year E-f,,,f. fs -Mmm .,,1f,.,,Lae., r ' A ,,4,,,,, 1, ,V A , K M, , .x,..m. . X y C It Qi 4 First row: D. Shackley. L. McLaughlin, A. Mercer, W. Lyons. I 'W Hal V Q J4- T9 1- X lf, M ., A N ATHLETICS Frrst row I hewey D Sokes S Drake I Conley N Dyer B Barrett Second row R Brown I Hewev W Drake R Brown G Iordan coach Mr Holman BOYS BASKETBALL The Cape basketball team had a hrghly successful season wrnnmg ten out of fourteen games rn the Tnple C League The team stood out among 1ts strong opponents wrth 1ts frne cooperatron and steady playrng Sensatronal passrng br1l11ant work off the backboards and superb foul shootrng won many 1m portant games Mr Holman s great job of coachrng and rnterest rn the boys pard drvrdends when the boys entered the Tnple C Toumament They swept therr opponents from therr feet takrng Pennell Standrsh and frnally Falmouth rn a close t1lt thereby wrnnrng the Trrple C crown The team recerved an mvrtatron to the Class B State Champronshrp Touma ment They played a hard battle before bowmg to the Farmrngton team The squad was led by center Iames Conley and the two forwards Iohn Hewey and Nathan Dyer 'lhe guard pos1t1ons were held by Donald Stokes and Spencer Drake The hrst squad was ably supported by a strong squad of sub strtutes consrstrng of Rrchard Barrett, Robert Brown, Gerald Hewey, Glendon Iordan, Wrllram Drake, Vaughn Lacombe, Frank Peabbles, and Rrchard Gould The Trrple C All Star Team was chosen and Cape Elrzabeth was represented by Nathan Dyer and Iames Conley The team next year wrll be captarned by Spencer Drake .,- , - . ..,.,,,A V , ,A V Wuhw T ' 1 ' -' -ww - f .4 nf . ... ,...-,., A ' - L - it F ., . lp . 3 5 A . .- ,.,...,..a. 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Fxrst row A Mudge N Dmsmore I Brown G Reynolds M Iordan L Lrtchfleld C Tucker Second row B Iordan L Powers C Maxwell C Irrsh M Patten B Hlller B Ward Mrs Davls Thxrd row K Payne E Dyer L Webber B Conley C Murphy GIRLS BASKETBALL Another successful year ot basketball has passed and we fmd Cape t1ed for the Tr1ple C champ1onsh1p losmg to Falmouth once 33 27 and defeatmg them once 2925 The g1rls eamed 'he name of Grant Krllers for stopp1ng Westbrook s perfect record of 36 stralght games wrth a score of 26 25 The team s success IS due mostly to the pat1ent and excellent coachrng of Mrs Davrs She has been w1th the team for erght years and we are very sorry to say that th1s w1ll be her last year We all w1sh her much Joy ar-d happ1ness throughout the years to come and Cape Hrgh b1ds farewell to a swell coach and a very capable teacher Nancy Dmsmore was h1gh scorer for the second consecutlve year Dm came through wtth 182 po1nts w1th Martha Iordan a very close second w1th 180 po1nts Iudy Brown was th1rd w1th 160 po1nts and Ann Mudge known as Mldget came through Wllh 28 po1nts But 1n sp1te of her f1V6 feet she was always ln there frghtmg Next year's team w1ll be co captalned by Iudy Brown and Ann Mudge Nancy Drnsmore and Gay Reynolds for the second year, were selected for the All Telegram Team w1th Louxse L1tchf1eld, Carolyn Tucker and Iudy Brown as substxtutes The All Telegram Team g1r1s rece1ved basketballs Manager Lou1se Powers and Ass1stant Manager Beverly Iordan d1d a fme job and thelr work w1th the team was very much apprec1ated Cape Cape Cape. Cape Cape, Cape Cape Cape, Freeport Gorham Windham Falmouth, O Orchard S Portland Westbrook Wayntlete, SUMMARY Cape Cape Cape, Cape Cape Cape Cape 1 33 ' Gorham 29 ' Falmouth 4 2 O Orchard 36 S Portland, 32 Wmdham 45 Waynflete, 26 Westbrook, League Games 23 25 16 25 2 I, , , .. ,.. ,.+- .-...,..-..-N-.-fq.--....-,,...-.. --...f...i .-- ..,.. -W ' ' . , r ., ,. ,,..s.-. .. -f-- . - -- W- -14-we V- 'I -- - 'A my ,L -1.M,4 4 ,.... . ,,.. .., .. -. At-A 1 , , ., .. ,..-,- H- -- - ' 'A ' ' ' M v ,, l., ,,.,.., ' .,..--. 14 y A v f T - r.,-- Q i , -..Hg .. Q. Ae- , ,i ..,T,-,,. Y L t , E l 5 A , ,V g 3 ,g my YI--A-L. -N ,,g, ,.iT..Q 4 ' ' . 1 - . 1 -1 I . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - Z . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 I 1 1 ' 1 - n - - 11 - ' . A , . . , . . . . A - 1 ,, . ,, . . . . . , . ATHLETICS Frrst row D Wrllard R Woodsrde K Moody R Brown D Sokes W Wheeler I Conley C Buhtert C Nerlson N Marston Second row Mr Hayes C Barrett W Lvons S Garclmer D Bothel B York K Leonard C Phil hps C Kmght F Peabbles L McLaughlm Thrrd row R Bouffard R Lrttleheld A Mercer G Beckwnh H Schumaher K Maxwell W Strout D Shack ey E Bagley BOYS SWIMMING TEAM AND CLUB On September 26 1945 the swrmmmg club elected thexr offrcers for the year They were presldent Wllllam Wheeler v1ce presrdent Dave Stack treas urer Robert Brown and secretary Ernest Bagley Later 1n the year Dave Stack left for the armed forces and George K1ng was elected v1ce presrdent Classes were held m the Y M C A from 2 30 to 3 30 on Tuesday and Thursday of each week, under the expert trarnmg of Mr Harry Hayes The sw1mm1ng club held a Splash party 1n the Y M C A between 8 00 and 100 P M on November 9th A relay race and other games were held Everyone had a good tlme The club wlshes to thank Mr Harry Hayes for hrs expert trarnmg and pat1ence durlng the year , .,......--5-- --'W' A: ' ' . i U V AV 4, H ,..,. 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Z . , . , . , . , . , . , Q 1 . , , . . 1 1 1 ' I I - I I ' I 1 1 - ATHLETICS Fxrst row M Patten N Dmsmore B Htller A Mudge Second row M Iordan I Brown Mrs Davls GIRLS SWIMMING Thrs year the Cape Elrzabeth glrls won the Tr1ple C swlmmmg champlon sh1p for the thrrd consecutrve trme The grrls relay team establ1shed a new Tr1ple C record for the event Nancy D1nsmore placed frrst rn d1v1ng second mn the 50 yard freestyle and t1ed for f1rst place ln the 25 yard breast stroke Barbara Hlller t1ed for IIISI place 1n the 25 yard breast stroke w1th teammate Nancy D1nsmore Both of these t1ed the Tr1ple C record for that event Ann Mudge placed second rn d1v1ng and f1rst 1n the 25 yard freestyle Wllh teammate Iudy Brown, a close second 1n the latter Martha Iordan won hrst place rn the 50 yard freestyle Manlyn Patten won hrst place 1n the 25 yard backstroke and t1ed the Tnple C record set last year by Barbara lane Crosby who swam for the Cape Iudy Brown, Ann Mudge, Barbara H1ller, and Martha Iordan were the mer mards who set the new Tr1ple C record for the relay race Trme 1 08 4 Mrs Davrs coached our successful team 5---'Q-Q-'H - -- - . 4. ,.....A..,,..A..l-,..-.n.. 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I - I ATHLETICS Ftrst row M Patten K Payne A Mudge L Lxtchtzeld G Reynolds C Tucker N Stevens Second row B Conley B Ward L Sloat M Iordan B Hxller C Insh A Sanborn Mxss Dow Third row E Emery B Iordan P Brown I Brown L Webber D Hasty RIDING CLUB The Rxdmg Club reorgan1zed 1n October w1th Mxss Dow as faculty adv1sor Loulse Lrtchheld was elected pres1dent GIBCIB Reynolds v1ce-pres1dent and Stables On November 6th s1x of the club members took part mn the annual ndmg show at Toml1nsons whlch rncluded entnes from eleven schools of greater Portland Kennebunk and Saco In the begmners class whrch 1ncludes walk and trot Annette Sanborn won a yellow nbbon and Cla1re Ir1sh took two blues In the 1ntermed1ate group whlch mcludes walk trot and Canter Natalle Stevens won a red rlbbon and Eleanor Emery won a blue The Cape grrls lost to the Deer1ng guls by four po1nts Others part1c1pat1ng were Iudy Brown and Cathenne Payne The h1ghl1ght of the sea on was the sle1gh r1de held on February 16th Th1s was altogether new and everyone was del1ghted w1th the 1dea The slelgh r1de took place at Toml1nson s Rldlng Stables and refreshments were served at the club house afterwards There was even a juke box for dancmg' Thrs spr1ng we expect as much spmt as rn the fall and we certamly hope the interest w1ll carry over to our next school year Ann Mudge, secretary-treasurer. The club rides weekly at the Tomlinson ATHLETICS t'J: fJ Frrst ro A Mallett P Black I Hewey G Peters I French I Brown M Iordan B Ward FIELD HOCKEY One of the new clubs that was lntroduced 1n Cape Ehzabeth Hrgh th1s year was hockey The grrls were extremely fortunate 1n hav1ng Mrs Lawrence Stuart as therr rnstructor As the club was new and the guls had to start from the begrnnmg most of the trme was spent 1n practrcmg and 1nstruct1on However they d1d play three outsrde games Two of the games were Wlth South Portland Hrgh who hke us formed therr Hockey Cluo thrs year The other came was wrth Deenng Hrgh s Iunror Varsrty team Although they drdnt w1n all the games they trled hard and recerved good experrence Those on the team were Betty Conley Io Hewey Patr1c1a Black Em1ly Dyer Elame Olsen Edrth Dobson Iacquelme French Annette Sanborn Iudy Brown Ioan Gordan Barbara Ward Martha Iordan Geraldrne Peters lean Bart lett Shrrley Bartlett, and Adele Mallett -3. 1-7 'Wt t Q----f ' ' w: . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . Second row: E. Dyer, C. Murphy, B. Conley. A. Sanborn, I. Gordan, I. Bartlett, S. Bartlett. . . 1 I I . l , I I , ' J ATHLETICS Ft! cap, Front row H Hanscom S Drake G Hewey R Brown C Kllby W Drake I Conley I Hewey Back row Mr Hayes C Nexlson K Maxwell R Boufiard P Lltchfleld R Gould K Moody E Roberts E Patten BASEBALL As rn years past the spr1ng of the year brmgs baseball In past years Cape El1zabeth Hrgh School has had many good teams We hope that th1s years team although untr1ed at th1s trme can l1ve up to Cape teams of former years The returmng letter men are Spencer Drake Charles Kllby Iohn Hewey Gerald Hewey Iames Conley and Robert Brown These players are the most expenenced ones and should prove to be the backbone of the team rn the commg season Other players some of whom w1ll acqulre hrst team pos1t1ons who have shown great promlse rn the past are W1ll1am Drake Glendon Iordan Vaughn Lacomb Rrchard Gould, Emerson Roberts, T1mothy Bobmson, Henry Hanscom, Emery Patten, Ke1th Moody, Kenneth Maxwell, Robert Gardner, and Chfford Nerlson Thrs year's term w1ll be under the capable drrectron of Coach Harry Hayes, who 1n 1945 d1d a splend1d Job although hampered by the lack of exper1enced matenal Charles K1lby, last year's catcher, w1ll captam the Cape El1zabeth squad th1s year. L, V 'I . 7 L Y 2 , ' . f L XM. 4 'amy xW 4 4 V1 .yr f . 1 X K, , , by X, , , X p J , . , ., gf ' , x ' ff . , x, A X , A I I V Z . , . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 . . Z . 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 . . 1 . . . . , 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 ATHLETICS Front row K Moodv K Gordon K Maxwell H Hanscom Second row G Iordan F Peabbles Instructor Mr Dol oft RIFLE TEAM The Cape Ehzabeth Rlile Team pasted another very success ful year by w1nn1ng the Tr1ple C Champlonshmp They drd thrs by noslng out Falmouth 230 227 Th1s was the thrrd strarght trme our team has won the Champronshrp A three year lay off because of war lowered the scores but the competmon was as keen as usual Three members of the team were awarded letters Kenneth Maxwell Frank Peabbles and Henry Hanscom Kenneth Maxwell was the toumarnent hrgh scorer w1th 82 pornts SCORES Cape 230 Wmdham, 197 Falmouth, 227 Scarboro 192 North Yarmouth Academy. 209 Standrsh, 183 Gorham 162 ATHLETICS K Front row K Payne M Baker N Dmsmore C Tucker M Patten Leona Webber G Reynolds M Jordan C Holden A Mudge Wheeler R Barrett C Kmght C Buhlert Thzrd row W Strout S Drake P Lztchheld P Brown I Conley R Brown H Ptllsbury D Shack ley R Gould W Drake A Mercer SKI CLUB W1th the arr1val of Old Man Wtnter came the suggest1on for the organ1za t1on of a Sk1 Club at Cape Ehzabeth Hrgh The students responded whole heartedly as seen by the wonderful turnouts every Saturday at Conleys H111 The Sk1 Club IS very grateful to Mrs Buhlert who was so klnd m organ1z1ng us and gettlng us an lnstructor Robert R1pley who was a Sk1 1nstructor 1n the Army Sk1 Troopers Upon gettlng h1s honorable d1scharge he entered Portland College wh1ch he 1S now attendmg The outstand1ng project of the season was the tr1p to Blackstrap on March 2 1946 The members were very fortunate 1n havrng the school bus take them up and bnng them back They had lunch and stayed all aftemoon The club has been so successful Ih1S year that we old members hope to get some new ones next year and we w1l1 do our best to start earller 1n the season 41,1 v,,,. . 1. Q --, - P - . -,- '-f, . . ....u. ., H- in . . , - .Mlm Second row: William Lyons,'G. Hewey, C. Barrett, I. Hewey, G. Peters, C. Irish, I. Brown, W. LITERARY OUR SCHOOL Cape Ehzabeth Hlgh IS our name We are located rn a cheerful spot on Scott Dyer Road We house a hundred and forty n1ne boys and glrls We lead a happy and stud1ous l1fe Wllh many opportumtres knocklng at our door We take part rn sports competrng wrth other schools We have been classed by outslders as good sports gr1nn1ng when we lose and gr1nn1ng when we w1n We are known for our t1dy look1ng grounds and sparkl1ng school All 1n all we are proud that Cape El1zabeth Hrgh IS our school A Student SCHOOL SORROWS I wake up Monday mornmgs Feelmg sort of blue To get up Monday morn1ngs Is parnful to go through My breakfast well IIS rather hurr1ed No tune to stop and talk I wrsh somet1mes Id mrss the bus But then ld have to Walk After freezmg very thoroughly When stopplng and startlng agam We arr1ve at school w1th sorrow Not wantrng to go rn The day wears on to per1od s1x I begrn to forget my sorrow Then as 1n a daze I hear aloud Book reports due tomorrow' Oh well IIS the same old thrng, But the days and weeks go fast Then worr1es and troubles start aga1n T111 the report card says Ive passed Noel Marston . . I - 1 - 1 1 .1 . 1 1 1 . . , . 1 1 - 1 1 I T 11 11 ., . 1 1 - 1 LITERARY THE BOYS OF We are the boys of C E H S lust a bunch of ltttle pests We always fool 1n study hall Unt1l all the teachers begm to bawl And the sublect we adore Is Mrs Hatch s Englrsh Four Mr Stuart tr1es m va1n To cram Geometry 1nto our brarn Mr Holman s room IS trve Where he holds us by hrs gyve When the grrls come on a sh Mr Hays begms to blush Mrs Dav1s IS very glad Because she IS leavmq we poor lads Mr Dolloff s room 1S downstarrs And a shop coat he always wears M1ss Dow 1S our support She cheers us on at every court Mrs Sherman cuts our Joys As she says That s the second bell boys MISS Wh1te teaches Engl1sh one and two Whrch we have never yet learned to do MISS Edgecomb s students cook all day And 1t always always tastes l1ke hay Each teacher we have had four years And we leave each one rn tlowmg tears For all these teachers we adore We wrsh that we had studred more We leave th1s school rn a very sad state Now that we are about to graduate We go to school from erght to one But the week ends brmg the fun On Fnday nlght we play our games And Saturday ntght we take out our flames The Tr1ple C was won by us And boy dtd Falmouth make a fuss' The coke was spl1t by all of us And the Jamtor cleans up Wllh mop and brush Under the desk we place our gum For the use of some other bum We have broken w1ndows and wrttten walls And rolled the ptano down the halls Of all the thtngs we have done each dav 'Ihere s one thmg more we d lrke to say Gt all the teachers we have had Not one of them was really bad Thts poem was w tten composed and s ng by three the schools loyal bums Wllly Natey and Bobbyl O '46 . . . .1 , . , . . IU , , . . I 1, I H , 1 - - I , . - H - ff A , , - I - t ' ' ri , u LITERARY HOPELESS APARTMENT HUNTER Anythmg anythmg he pleaded Wllh clasped hands Who? But nat urally the hopeless apartment hunter Chuck Thackmore He rose from h1s knees Forlornly hopelessly mnoc ntly he looked 1nto the cold eyes of h1s real estate agent Oh' great master he Cfled to the steel soul before hlrn Ill do anythmg 1f only you would fmd a lxttle bungalow for my spouse and me Iust a l1ttle hole where we mtght lay our belongmgs The agent co1led hx black Whlp and uttered S1gn the hst of thmgs you are to do 1f I hnd you a place to l1ve Nervously Chuck took the pen and Slgned the paper wh1ch read I Chuck Thackmore belng of sound Ol m1nd and body hereby agree to do the followmg for my real estate agent l Mow h1S lawn once a week 2 S1t Wllh h1s baby every n1ght 3 Flre h1s furnace and clean house for h1s wrfe 4 Run any l1ttle errands h1s dear l1ttle heart deslres I hereby srgn the above 1n blood I shall try muttered the agent and walked back 1nto h1s padded cell Wrth stooped shoulders and red swollen eyes Chuck Thackmore turned and walked away a new hope born 1n h1S shattered heart P S Any s1m1lar1ty between the characters 1n th1s story and any person l1v1ng or dead IS probably true Herbert Schumaher SHOES A scuffle and a shuffle and another year beg1ns Shoes a necessary ev1l one of the Seven Deadly SIDS Shoes of black brown and assorted grays some Im sure have seen better days Freshmen w1th shoes that sh1ne hopefully venture toward the1r pnme loafers moccas1ns oxfords t1ed 1n a bow some have reached an all tlme low Sophomores wrth conhdence galore hke the1r moccas1ns so why say more? The1r poundmg heels end out a r1ng as they turn the1r backs on a second spr1ng Iunlors loafers w1th sphttmg seam contrast to the1r sh1mmer1ng dreams Shoes that have stumbled through three years fun some have meant another game won Senlors shoes stand 1n the open door sadly ant1c1pat1ng the future's store A scuffle and shuffle and our last year rs gone but 1n the depths of our shoes a c1t1zen IS born Carol I Holden , 1 - . ' . D . . . , , V D 1 , , . - 1 - - ,, Charles Thackmore . , . , , . 1 - - 1 1 , , . , ,- , 1 I - I . s s . , , , . - , . LITERARY OLD FAITHFUL The most of us rrde to chool on a bus Sornetrmes we enjoy rt and other trmes fuss When 1t s ralnrnq hard and we have to VVBII Thats the thrng that seems to be fate On sunshmy days when the arr IS clear We take a seat wrth nothmg to tear But when wmter comes wrth rts rcy glare Sometrmes we slrp and we oft get a scare Ive been th1nk1ng of mornrngs when Id hate to g Out rn the wrnds and the ICG and the snow When the tldes were hrqh and crossed the road We always made rt 1n sprte of our load Ive been thmkrng too of the mrles we ve been In those orange bu ses made of t1 Now let me hqure thls all out So Ill know for ure what Im talklng about Three mrles each way thats srx a day Frve tlmes each week or thrrty say Four thrrtres as a month goes by Then n1ne tlmes that we rnultrply Thats for one year now tour trmes that And never once have we had a flat Our total three thousand nrne hundred and twenty To me rt seems a lot rt s plenty Why that s as far as Panama or twlce as far as Spam Thats a lot of mrles lm sure 1n one httle town rn Marne Cahfornta rsnt so tar as that why the frqures make me gape Iust thrnkl lve taken that long r1de and never have left the Cape lanet Small Q 1- 1 . , . . . , . 1 , . . . 1 O 1 - 1 , . . . 1 1 1 1: H. 1 1 . S . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 . . 1 ,- . 1 . . 1 1 1 1 . 1 . . . . , . . . . , . . 1 1 . . ., . - 1 LITERARY A TREE BESIDE THE BROOK I see 1t there 1t stands alone The tree besrde the brook It casts 1lS shade on grassy bank On mossy stone and nook Beneath 1n shade so dark and cool How pleasant there to l1e And dream sweet dreams and Watch the b1rds And clouds go drrftmg by The b1rds IH leafy branches smg And at 1lS roots grow flowers Its blessed by VJ11'lCl and sun al1ke And Wet by summer showers Lrlhan Sloat SUMMER SUN Great rs the sun and wrde he goes Through empty heaven w1thout repose In the blue and glowmg dars More thrck than ra1n he showers h1S rays Floatmg h1s golden face around He bares to all the garden ground And sheds a glrtterrng look To every l1ttle stream and brook Round the brlght a1r Wrth rays so true To parnt the Bachelor button and ro e To the garden of the world he goe Barbara Hendnckson SNOW COVERED BIRCHES Srlver blrches rn the snow Seem l1ke candles all a glovt Gleam and glltter every bough Hark the quretness round us now Starlrt moonbeams then upon them God s own gentle hand adorn them Beneath the moon s gold crown they bend To touch a gentleness only God can send God grves us blessrngs as the snow falls He forgets not one of us God loveth all Wrll some day the snow and brrches br1ng To man a Joyful heart that can s1ng'? lane Maxwell Above the hills, along the blue, . 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AF 5 2 I tw? ig I Dx X nag M 5 NI 3, 2 m ,Q Ya ?D Y' 5 ix CLASS WILL We the members of the class of 1946 of Cape Ellzabeth H1gh School berng about to pass out of thrs sphere of educatron 1n full possessron of a crammed mmd welltralned memory and almost superhuman understandrng do make and publrsh th1s as our last w1ll and te tarnent I Ernest Bagley leave my dzscretxon rn love affarrs but not my w1nk to W1ll1am Austm I Earlon Barrett leave my seafar1ng experrence to any poor fellow that may need 1t I Rlchard Barrett hereby w1ll my d1scr1m1nat1on ln buylng flowers lorchrdsl to my brother Clrfford I W1lbur Berry bequeath to the Commercral Department a full set of 1n struct1ons for repa1r1ng typewrlters I Robert Brown leave the deed to the parkmg lot at the Two Lrghts to Kenneth Leonard I lames Conley leave my unopened bottle of V1tam1n P1lls to Spencer Drake I Nancy Dmsmore leave my rolhckmg good nature to anyone rnterested 1n w1nn1ng frlends and mfluencmg people school to Iohn Hewey I Iacquehne French leave my completed translatrons to all French III books to Barbara Hrller I Dorothy Hasty bestow my natural wrllrngness to help fellow classmates to Lee Webber I Phyllls Iohnson hereby w1ll my feellng about the 1nfer1or1ty of men to the female members of the underclassmen I Beverly Iordan leave my sheaf of forged passes to Ann Mudge 1n hopes that she may also use them wlthout bemg caught I Dorothy Iunkms do hereby leave my love of debat1ng to Hugh Plllsbury I V1rg1n1a Kennedy leave my apolog1es to fellow classmates and teachers for be1ng so no1sy about school I Charles Kllby QIVG to Clayton McLaughl1n all the tax1 trade I have accumulated 1n the past two years I, George K1ng leave my sw1mm1ng ab1l1ty to Kerth Moody I Lou1se Lrtchfxeld leave my seventeen jeweled watch to anybody d1S1H terested rn the trme I Mabel Martm bestow my hrghly artrstrc ab1l1ty to Carol Holden I Kenneth Maxwell leave my eagle eye for rrfle marksmansh1p to Frank Peabbles I Barbara Moody leave my 1llus1ve day dreams to Ken Whrte I Amold Murray leave my chorce pos1t1on on the Frre Engme to Parker Brown ' ' , ' s r . I, Nathan Dyer, do hereby bequeath my criticisms of how the girls run the I Irene Poole leave my afternoon sessrons to Mary Baker I Elrzabeth Pullen leave my trme spent rn front of the mrrror rn the grrls room to the Sophomore Class I Lourse Powers bequeath my afternoons of drudgery rn puttrng out the Cape Horn to the next Edrtor rn Chref I Donald Rawson leave my quret drsposrtron and love of screrrce to Gay land Beckwrth I Gracra Reynold bequeath my corn cob prpe and a package of Half and half to Iudy Brown I Ianet Small wrll a large carton of asprrrn to next years NAUTILUS Edrtor rn Chref I C rolyn Tucker leave my memorable weekends at Panther Pond to whoever wrll best beneirt by them I Elmaloeth York leave my excess herght to lane Maxwell We a a cle s rrve and bequeath to our beloved facultv all the amazrng knowledge and rnformatron tfat we have furnrshed them from trme to trme on o r varrous exammatron papers TI-I E PEOPLES POST CAPT KIIBX MAKES START LIING RESCUF BEVERLY JORDAN FINDS X Weather Report Foggy as usual Portland Marne Iune l Mrss Beverly Ior dan medrcal secretary to Professor Lourse Lrtchtreld today found the unknown X rn the Professors formula for parsnrp porsonrng Whrle Prof Lrtchfreld was away rntervrewrng Iamarcan farm laborers Mrss Iordan lrterally threw some chemrcals together and thus burst rnto fame' Robert Brown Edrtor of the Portland Gazette takes court actron agarnst Edrtor Small Brown clarms lrbelous remarks were made about hrs paper by a wrrter of THE PEOPLES POST Detarls are not yet avarlable EXPLOSION DESTROYS FRENCH POWERS LAB Research chemrsts French and Powers searchrng for a cure for achrng leet made a fatal mrstake These women chemrsts any wayll The laboratory rs a complete wreck and rts owners who escaped wrthout myury have become teachers rn the local krndergarten Castrne Marne Iune l AP Charles A Krlby Captarn of the Merchant Shrp SS Pack Mrss Irene Poole from the rcy waters of the North Atlantrc The plane rn whrch Mrss Poole was travelrng from New York to Parrs crashed 200 mrles east of Newlo ndland Captam Krlby seerng the young lady entangled rn the mass of twrsted steel leaped rrrto the water wrth out thought of hrs own lrte and brougl- her back to safety rust as the remarnrng structure of the plare burst rrto flame Captarn Krlby was awarded the Congressronal Medal of Honor for hrs herorc deed by Admrral E W Barrett USN Professor Donald Rawson of the Rawson Lab oratory Oakrrdge Tennessee today a rrounced the drscovery of a completely suc cesslal defen e for the Atomrc Bomb He wr ppear before Congress to explarn thrs rev olut on ry development COMPLAINTS REGISTERED The nerqhbors of Mrss Phyllrs Iohnson le by Mrss Dorothy Iunkrns complarned of the . , . . , . . . . 1 , , I I I 1 . r, ,, . . . I I ' , A . 3, ' Y . . . . . I 4 1 L- -, E . -, C , .Pl-ls.. I . , A I . . ,, s ,Zi 5' , . , - A . x . , . . . J . a -,, .. . r - U . . Q . .. . y 7 4 ' Y . Y I ard daringly rescued a wealthy debutante, . .K ' ' A -A . I I . ' , , n- ' S ' . 'll . E 0 - , . A ' , r a . .. I A . A . . . I .4 . . I d noxse durmg the day The ladles say rt IS tm poss1ble to IS 91 to the Soap Box Operas Uron 1nvest1gat1on by author1t1es tt W s fo1 td t at NISS lohn on heard a joke three weeks ago and has no sopped laugh1ng yet lVl1ss Iu'1k1ns IS getung madder by the day she has no heard the o e yet EXHIBITION HELD IN BOSTON ART MUSEUM Wltss Carolyn Tucker w1ll enter her p1ze p rntmg rn an art contest to be held IH Bos O1 Th s contest 1ll be judged by the Well kno fm Art Cr1t1c MISS B rbara Wrlson The pa1nt1ng med Rah Rah Rah and saows a football q n e 111 ac IOD M1ss W1lson has travelled extens1vely judg 1ng art contests LOCAL GIRL MAKES GOOD lVllSS V1rg1n1a Kennedy Cape Elrzabeth graduate and member ot the U S Secret Serv1ce h s been one of the leaders rn cap turmg a spy nng The names of those cap tured and dEla1l5 of the capture w1ll be HVBII able later NEW TEACHER TAKES OVER IMPORTANT POSITION AT WESTBROOK IR COLLEGE Mxss El1zabeth York ot Cape El1zabeth ac ceoted the pos1t1on as Head ol the Department o' Econom1cs at Westbrook lun1or College She was educated at Cape El1zabeth H1gh School and Massachusetts State College Mtss York convmced the Board of Trustees of the value of Economrcs 1n the Post War World HOSPITAL PLANNED FOR TOWN Dorothy Hasty R N havrng made good 1n New York returns to home town to establrsh a badly needed hosp1tal Barbara Moody R N l nl ot the nursmg department w1ll help n r h unselhsh move As both are blorde the m ns w rd IS expected to be kept full LOCAL BOY MAKES GOOD Ernest Smokey Bagley owner of a cha1n ot f1l1ng slatrorts defeated Ceorge Kmg 1n the rocal electron ol txre chrel Bagley has been BCIIVG n the Frre Department tor eleven years prlor to h1s elecron In order to keep up the standard of ge tmg to the frres qu1ckly he CONLEY HOLDS DYER TO CONTRACT LOJIS Iune 2 Itm Conley coach of 'he Cardmals oday threatened to ke the m er ol Dyers contract to court Dyer water boy lor the Cards offered more money by e Cubs W1 hes to break hrs contract Thxs feud between Conley and Dyer caused the other players to Stflke W1ll th1s lead to complete d1ssolut1on of thls world famous team? INSIDE THE ROPES Crusher Reynolds w1ll meet Strangler Dms more 1n a wrestlmg match tn Mad1SOH Square Gardens You fans who l1ke th1s form of sport better plan to be there Th1s prom1ses to be a hr1ll packed bout FORMER CAPE RESIDENTS MEET RESULT MARRIAGE Hollywood Calrtorma Wllllam Wheeler the well known playboy last week marrled wealthy young star Mabel Martm Each came from the same small town tSmall world tsnt 1t'Pl The couple plan to resrde 1n Beverly H1lls N ' , ' . . 1. . ref: ' ' ' ,- ' ' ' 1 ' a ll ' e in IS ' . li 1 s ' I 3, ' 41' 5 ' ' ' 9 Li .. , , . - , , , , ' Y - r' ' Q ' , 5' ' ' . ' I ,. ' ' .- .i 11 ' - ' . c 1' ' ' . Q , ' 3 ' , ' ' plans to replace his present Ford. is na V . - 1 ' ' 3 1 ' l' . I U V ' ' ui . , , L ' f ' ' ta att- 1 . . L . . . I . A l th . 'I a . I . ' 1 ' 0 ' . 1 , 1 ' ' , BERRY TO OPEN A NEW SCIENTIFIC FARMING RADIO SHOW W1lbur C Ber cornedran of stage screen o A 'l o Lose ms rr a Arnold ur I1 raoro s ox a the same trme W a afferent me wo Berry s sponsors the era l C rr are corrfdent of hrs abl nw to ou :ao lui corupet tors Rrchard Barrett Xlflq DEGII H EIIHOJYICQI' for each star IS orn bctx-.een t em rle IS expected to leaxe rado entrrely ani enter the poultry busmess UNSUCCESSFUL ermem lvlaxwell a ca lr 1er Pc wi e ucated at Cane Lllza etlr Hlon S :mol to day drscovered he shou cl hare lea 0 to read Instead of asmq solurrr mt ate t enrlch the sorl Maxwell spre d mtro olxcerrrl l let use fel 2 me resd no rn GIRL SOLVES HOUSING SHORT AGE SLEEPS IN PUBLIC LIBRARY Nrss Carrre Pullen up to her od school r s rell asleep m the llbrary and wus K. e ed bv tl'e llbrarlan tHe nex ay ' J, ry, , . , , , . Q V 1 ' V 'fs ' A -.- , - H33 Iam I NL pi V 1' M Y K . . . , . .C .l a ll , lc: ray, in a ew E1 '.' t ' d A ' b . 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Ji d , CLASSIFIED ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Black bnllfold tountarn pen etc lacl-ne French OST Typewrrter please return mm medrately Vrrgmxa Kennedy LOST strayed or stolen One beach wagon anyone knowmg whereabouts please notriy Bob Brown AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE One Pack ard not too good condmtron Charles Kxlby ASI-IES AND RUBBISH REMOVED 24 hour servrce Arnold Murray PAINTING AND PAPERING Let me re decor to our house Mabel Mart1n PAINTING Do you want your house pa1nted'P Carolyn Tucker I pa1nt boats cheaply Nancy Dmsmore APARTMENTS AND FLATS CTIRES SONl Deslre full trme mechanxc Wrlbur Berry FARM AND LAND FOR SALE Movlng South Ken Maxwell POULTRY AND SUPPLIES Bought and Sold Drck Barrett HOMES FOR INVALIDS Resttul quret and peaceful usually Dorothy Hasty WANTED TO RENT Frllmg stanons and garages Erme Bagley RADIOS REPAIRED One day guaran tee Gay Reynolds FOR SALE Muslcal Instruments One Bass Frddle I won' Loulse Powers FOR SALE Class rmqs rdentrtlcatxon bracelets etc Lou1se Lltchtreld SITUATION WANTED Srngrng and dancmg team deslre stage work Nate Dyer and Irm Conley TRUCKS REPAIRED AND MATERIALS TRANSPORTED Iordan Truckmg Co Bev Iordan Am movmg to Calrfornra W1sh to buy new car Also dnvmg lessons Irene Poole WANTED Old cart PURPOSE Paper route WANTED TO BUY Cats dogs cananes e c Elrzabeth York WANTED Tandem Brcycle xn good condmon Phyllis Iohnson WANTED Reporters wrxters and all kmds ol newspaper matenal Ianet Small WANTED Bobby Sox PURPOSE Date wzth Van Iohnson Barbara Moody WANTED Transportatron to Cahforma REASON Bored wxth Marne Betty Pullen and Dot Iunkrns WHEELER LOAN SOCIETY FOR PROFESSIONAL MEN AND WOMEN BILL WHEELER CManagerl v , - - I U I U - ' . . Barbara Wilson a 3 . ' . - 1 . ' W...- 'Mm' 3-11- -1 vu ...II-1 M... Al +5145 mfvw -J, M wal. I Mx'-'N Hg ,J b,...... K ,ff VJ as if .- man! 1. JJ ,nr VW i Vu! Il -rn so f A fi 1D1D01'fZl72ZlLZ6S 71010 FOR IMPORTANT PUBLIC SERVICE For gtrls who want more than just a job and who are eager for an lnterestmg Career ln pubhc servxce there are opportunmes now wxth the New England Telephone Company Youll find the surroundlngs pleasant your Co workers Conpemal And you ll get tra1n1ng that w1ll alw lys be waluable Glrls ofthe Semor Class should lflVCSI1g3.IC thls opportumtx Traxmng Courses may be ar ranged so as not to mterfere wlth studxes and can usually he buen rlpht m the home town Your fe u ber or :oc ztmn 11 zduvor cm tell you mo e dba 11 u ark 1 1 lb: mt e Img 1 ld: try NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE 81 TELEGRAPH COMPANY FOR GIRLS ABOUT TO GRADUATE COMPLIMLNTS OF RgXXl1 Xl,I, X NIcfXl,I,ISTIiR COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF BLRNHANI 8. XIORRILL PACKERS OF B 81 M New England Qualitx Foods COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF Portlfmd Press Herflld Portl md Ex ening Express Portlfmd Sund 1X Telegrlm C f , v v C 4 AND r Y I C C f PREP H ALL AT BENOIT S devoted entrrely to the apparel needs of fellows rn H1gh and Prep schools A H BENOIT 81 CO Monument Square Portland I 3 A separate shop on Benoit's 3rd Floor- I I IUDPX QOXIPAXX WHOLESALE Lontettlonerx AND Sodl Iwunt IIII Supplles 150 Mlddle Street Portland Malne BUSY SINCE 1877 Tubzlcco Products COMPLIMENTS OF CHESTP R I IORD MXN md COXIPAXX Insurxme md Suretx Bonds Dlal 3 6484 22 Monument Square Portland Maine Attleboro Massachusetts Cllss Rmgs md Pms Commemement Im If moms Dlplom is I ersonfil C lrds Club IIISIQH f Represents-Q by DONALD B TUPPEB 11 Westvlew Road Cape Ehzabeth Malne w N K Y W Y 7 z . . . W L. G. BALFOLR COMPANY z z . Q 1 -. 2 . J ' , m X , C ' 1 C C ' i'1 Owen Nloore A Q0 Apparel and ACCGSSOTISS FOR WOMEN and CHILDREN Portland Mame- COMPLIMENTS OF QTXFIOX POND COVE Phone 4 6063 Tlres B ltterleq -Xuessories, BAGI SOCONY GULF FII LIYG ST ATIOX Ralph W1t1ock Prop Gas O11 I ubrlgatlon TIFCS Tubes REPAIRING Towing Washmg Pohshmq Radlos Accessorles Opened from 7 a rn to 9 p m Seven days a Week 2 9281 COMPLIMENTS OF Porteous Nlitphell 8 Br um NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND S LARGEST STORE Portland Maine BATTERIES - BATTERY CHARGING 1 Q Ou ll PRESCRIPTI GALLUBA H HE MAKES ITI I L GET IT EOR YOU C Xl I L B X S Ihe Xpotheg lrx Shop Portland 4 Mame Phone D al 4 1361 A PHOIEESSIO TAI.. DRUG STORE XIII I XRD DXCIGI I I CO Va ho L9 lla I ISII ll d I obs ers PORTLAND MAINE IF -- ITL - TT -- - - ON AS -IT OR HE W'L' O- N ' Y ' 1. , , 5 . Congress - At - Mellen i - - ' I D D, v H x F 1r1 ' lxgz 1 z 1 , Qt COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK NI PROXXX CO COMPLIMEN TS OF Sponsors of X'ltlUI1 Vlde Serxlw Groucrx QAEUFCS D1StI1bUtOIS for STOKELY S FINEST CANNED FOODS CLNNIINGS BROS. COMPLIMENTS OF XX S IORD XX DELAWARE FEED STORE COMPUMENT5 Coal Gram Fertlhzer Seeds TT-'E EASTLAND HOTEL L d DELAWARE QUALITY FEEDS an Telephone 3 7892 Dehvery Servlce 148 Ocean Street South Portland Meme STATION WCSH 1 . i ll K A A 1 1 1 T T . .. 1 OF 1 1 5 CAPE TAXI IAIVIES E SPEIRS CO INC Meets All Pond Cove Buses 137 Somerset Street D1rect transportatlon to Portland Mame Crescent Beach HIQQIDS Beach Goodyear Two L1ghts and V1c1n1ty Tues Baltenes Portland Trams and Buses Sportlng Goods Earl E McLaughl1n Prop DIAL 3 5891 Students of C E H S Request Your Parents to Have COMPLIMENTS Fresh Fru1ts and Vegetables OF They supply the v1tam1ns that grve that School g1rl complex1on THE HARRIS COMPANY R1pened and packed under SIIICI samtary cond1t1ons by CARR BROTHERS CO PORTLAND MAINE Car - Home Supplies by Appointment COMPLIMENTS IVIAINE HARDWARE AND PLUMBING SUPPLY CO GREY BELL INC 618 Congress Street Refr1gerat1on Portland Malne ROBERT B ALEXANDER Speclal Agent New York L1te Insurance Co 477 Congress Street Portland Mame COIVIPLIMENTS OF MACK W TUCKER Expert Packard SGIVICG 33 Unlon Street Portland Marne KENNETH H RUSSELL COMP'-IMFNTS Screens Venet1an Blmds Weatherstrlppmg 70 Free Street Portland Marne Telephone 3 8191 DANA WARP MILLS Westbrook Marne COMPLIMENTS OF THE SOPHOMORE CLASS AVE MARIA GIFT SHOP Books Church Goods and Re11g1OllS Artlcles WHOLESALE and RETAIL 12 Brown Street Telephone 3 1911 ' ' 1 . 1 I I 1 I SHAW S SUPER MARKETS COMPLIMENTS HAYS DRUG STORES I OR1 LKND IXINI OLD TAVERN FARM Irrachated Vltamrn D tErgosterolD Hornogemzed M1lk Laboratory Controlled 2 Danforth Street Portland Marne Telephone 2 5447 OAKHURST DAIRY Mrlk and Cream Telephone 2 7468 Portland Marne I i OF 1 M Y- . uurolvn unvnr-.avv nffr . ' ' ,- .' 5 ,- . 1 f rn anotntltvv mmm rnorzcvs vou -X! 1 , M653 I COMPLIMENTS WT' l MAINE SAVINGS BANK MAINE S LEADING SPORTING GOODS STORE Sport1ng Goods and Athletlc Supp11es IAMES BAILEY CO INC 264 M1dd1e Street Portland Marne IOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY DWIGHT SAYWARD General Agent O! . v , . ' OF 1 I S VI ' ol E-15 AM L1 DEERING ICE CREAM CO. - I I . I , ' i N MAINE SECURITIES COMPANY 465 Congress Street C VV LEONARD 6, CO Portland Mame SIDGCIBIISIS 1n Mame Secur1t1es DEALERS IN GENERAL MARKET BONDS Investments PORTLAND MAINE SUN LIFE OF CANADA F L ROCI-ION Branch Manager Full Length MIIIOIS Increase POISE Conhdence and Charm GLASS Plate Sheet MIIIOIS any slze and shape GREENHOUSE V1trol1te Heavy Sheet Glass Desk and Table Tops CHARLES H FARLEY 44 Ocean Vrew Road Cape Ehzabeth Ma1ne GLASS BREAKAGE REPLACED PROMPTLY - I . ..,. . COMPLIMENTS t ' ' or 1 I 1 V... Fresh Fru1ts Vegetables dlrect from nearby farms rn season and 1n carlots from farms all over Amerlca C OCERIES DAIRY PRODUCTS FROZEN FOODS HANNAFORD BROS CO Portland WHOLESALERS SINCE 1886 CAPE SnORE PHARMACY INC Raymond A Pooler Ph G Reg Pharm Pr scrrotlon Drugglsts 535 Cottage Road South Portland Marne Telephone 3 8258 BARTLETT RADIO CO Tel 2 5962 8 Longfellow Square Portland Marne Spec1al1z1ng ID SGIVICG PURITAN TEA ROOM D1nners Ice Cream and Candy 566 Congress Street Portland Marne . ' 7? O Q, ' Q . . . I O I Corner Commercial and Cross Streets ' . . I NJ ,, . . . . . ,, 'I UBES PARTS COMMUNITY RADIO and ELECTRIC SHOP PCA Radlos G E Apphances SALES and SSIVICG Phone 3 2338 Herbert F Strout Prop 209 Ocean St South Portland 7 Me COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OP COMPLIMENTS TI 'VBERLAKE AND CO Invggtfngntg 191 Mrddle Street Y t OF fOl','1El'LY JMU.: YJ' OF ' 'X COMPLIMENTS CLASS OF 1947 DON S IEWELRY SHOP Dramonds Watches Iewelry 43 Free Street Portland Marne WATCH REPAIRING RING MOUNTING Telephone 4 0194 IACKSON WHITE STUDIO Class Photographer 1946 Portland Marne COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAMS BROTHERS COMPANY Machrrusts and Welders OF D. S. Hibbert, Proprietor Our Hearty Congratulatlons to each graduate of CLASS OF 46 L C ANDREW Lumber 6. Bu11d1ng Mater1a1s Sales Ofttce 187 Bnghton Avenue Portland Marne Mam Offxce Factory South Wmdham Malne IOHN 1 MALONEY Contractor HILLTOP TEA ROOM Frozen Custard Frosted Malted Sandw1ches Coffee Meetlng House H111 South Portland COMPLIMENTS , or L W IORDAN CO I ' t . . . W t . 1 . , - 1 4 I I I , ' V 1 . . . TERRY S 144 A Hrgh Street Spec1al1z1ng 1n SUITS EVENINC GOWNS COSTUME IEWELRY ACCESSORIES BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS TO THE GRADUATES OF CAPE ELIZABETH HIGH SCHOOL MR and MRS ELMER N BLACKWELL Say It W1th Flowers VOSE SMITH COMPANY FLORISTS 646 Congress Street Portland Ma1ne I LOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Bonded Members of F T D A Telephones 2 3870 3 8251 CEO T SPRINIGER CO IEWELERS CASH CHARGE BUDGET 515 Congress Street Portland Ma1ne DYER AND DYER INC 189 Anderson Street Portland Ma1ne CLEANERS and DYEING Moth Proofrnq and Rug Shampoo For Qulck SCIVICG Try Our Branch Store Opposrte Whlte Bros Telephone 3 8598 TRY THE DRUG STORE FIRST LEGION SQUARE PHARMACY Albert H Wheeler Ph G 83 85 Ocean St South Portland Me D1al 2 3155 COMPLIMENTS FOSTER AVERY S Where Graduatron Su1ts Are lust Rlght IOHNSON S SUNOCO STATION WASHING POLISHING and SIIVIONIZING L1qht Body and Fender Work 724 Congress Street Telephone 3 9304 H - If I 1 I - 'r 1 V .... -, - . .. . . Q . I 1 . I I . I - - H . . - - - H I . , . . , ' 4, I u COMPLIMENTS HOBBY CENTER PORTLAND S MODEL SHOP 10 Congress Square Room 204 COMPLIMENTS THE COLUMBIA HOTEL COMPLIMENTS BOB IOHNSON S BARBER SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS HOBBY CENTER ARTS and CRAFTS DEPARTMENT 536A Congress Street Room 21 MUSIC RECORDS CRESSEY ALLEN 217 Congress Street Portland Marne COMPLIMENTS KARL K SOULE MacELWEE S ART SUPPLIES AND PHOTO MATERIAL PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMES Telephone 4 2912 14 Brown Street Portland Marne or or 1 , 1 or - I . OF I or I . 1 1 I LEON H I OHNSON NATION WIDE STORE 512 Ocean Street South Portland e 3 4766 OIIICG Tel 3 8482 Home BT AKE 6. HAMILTON INSURANCE IO Cottage Road E L Blake South Portland 1VIa1ne COMPLIMENTS DEN N ISON S PHARMACY 505 Ocean Street South Portland COMPLIMENTS IIUBY S BEAUTY SALON 503 Ocean Street South Portland COMPLIMENTS RED 6. WHITE FOOD STORES COMPLIMENTS OF CAPE SHORE GARAGE and CAPE SHORE SERVICE STATION COMPLIMENTS DR PHILIP E TUKEY COMPLIMENTS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1946 from LEON L GUERTIN ' OF T l. - ' . - OF - - 1 ' Dial 3-2955 OF QF L1ve rn Cape El1zabeth Where the Schools Are the Best and the Real Estate Values are the H1ghest BAKER REALTORS 546 Shore Road Cape Ehzabeth ll 2 7 FOR THE HAIR A co1f'Iure des1gned for you w1th chrc becornmgness and pract1cal1ty ln rnrnd THE HEINZ BEAUTY SALON IO Congress Square CL1bby Bu1ld1ngl Telephone 3 5633 E I HARMON 636 Congress Street FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS LORING SHORT 6. HARMON STATIONERY AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES Monument Square Members Flonst Telegraph Dehvery Portland Meme COMPLIMENTS EASTERN BEAUTY AND BARBER SUPPLY COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND COIVIPLIMENTS OF IORDAN S GROCERY STORE FARVIERS FEED 6. SUPPLY COMPANY 322 Cornrnerctal Street PARK G POLLARD POULTRY AND DAIRY FEEDS E . . I . 2-30 e -0 O8 h or OF COMPLIMENTS WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY TWEEDS SPORTS DRESSES THE CORNER SHOP 662 Congress Street Portland Ma1ne FOR SOFT DRINKS OF THE FINEST KIND COME TO SMOKEY BAGLEY S COMPLIMENTS OF ALEX S BARBER SHOP ALLEN S MARKET MEATS AND GROCERIES 706 Washmgton Avenue Portland lVIa1ne Dlal 2 4395 PRIDESI G A MARKET 460 Ocean Street South Portland EVERY DAY LOW PRICES COMPLIMENTS GARDNERS BARBER SHOP 384 Cottage Road South Portland ARTHUR C ELLIOTT N T 99 EXCHANGE STREET PORTLAND 3 MAINE OF T . 1 l OF I PRI ER