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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1948 volume:

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X . tk- f gy ff ff 4 GEORGE LITTLEPIELD Ir 1939 L9-in You were w1th us 1n h1gh school only a few months George but III that tune we learned to respect your ab11 1ty to master all the myster1es of textbooks and to fmd t1me for so many other act1v1t1es Qumet and reserved as you were we know that up there 1n the land of Greater Opportumty you are probably blushmg to your eartxps as we recount your scho1ast1c standmg and your act1v1ty 1n orchestra basketball and dramat1cs But we aren t foolmg George Every person has h1s part to play 1n th1s theater of L1fe and yours though br1ef was 1m portant to 1nst11l 1nto us who arry on some of the un obtruslve courage and enthus1asm of wh1ch you had so much You meant a lot to us George and though we know that your modesty w111 never permxt you to adm1t xt we all agree that the only proper ded1cat1on for thxs year book IS to your memory ! . A vu , . 46' ' ,Y ,k fl , . J' lu. s , ' 5'-'G ,r ,I 'Q 'ge .ff !b.i'WL l I 9' 'H - gy' 1 A , v y vi' .. 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Pfifmmmx Never to be forgotten in our scrap book of memories 15 the faculty to whom we owe much of our Joy and yes disappomtments too Let s visit them for awhile and see if we can t find a smile or two hidden between the lines A salute to our faculty' We discover Mr Stuart fTufts B S J m his cubby hole where busy or not he is ready and willing to give us aid with seemingly large problems Ability to administer to lead and to win our confidence has characterized him on our Journey through the years at the Cape '--...ss Very few leave the Cape without Durward Holman Sub-master first having Dodie Holman lBates B S Q as a teacher or a coach His heart so big will always brim over with the warmth that shows in his thoughtfulness to all His frequent surprise statement, Write a little to- day,' is anticipated rather than d'readed. Such strange objects in bottles we discover in Room 5. If in doubt as to contents, askfour newcomer, Mr. Bruce, for the answers, Welcome to the Cape , Was your skill in piano play- i.ng passed along with your B.A. degree at Bates? 'Nw- Lawrence Stuart Principal Norman Bruce Alfred Dolloff Eleanor Kendall s Qs What would we do w1thout our re llable man Cush '7 Our advlsor not only for the semor class but for Eng l1sh and more personal problems 15 the teacher fBates B A l who can usually be found w1th a crowd around hmm Mr Cushman has been back wlth us for two years now and we see the mterlude w1th the Navy d1d no harm Peekmg mto the manual trammg headquarters we fmd everyone as busy as bees Mr Dolloff Gorham State Teachers College who gmdes h1s puplls U1 turnmg out hand1crafts that are useful 111 the home moved 111 wlth the flrst classes to enter the present bu11dmg and has developed wlth the help of the boys a fme general shop The f1rst year that art has been a course mstead of an act1v1ty has proved to be a very busy one for our mstruc tor M1ss Kendall a Boston Umver s1ty QB S M Ed.j product has been partlclpatmg m the development of des1gns for a new school, besldes havmg her regular classes. 'Red' nught have a temper, but the apprecxanon of the lustory classes goes to hlm for not showmg It durmg very d1re moments. A football and basket ball star at Boston Un1vers1ty, where he recexved lus B.S., Mr. Madden 15 a popular Phys Ed leader, Everett Cushman fx William Madden f Q.. 5-mit 17- ,, ' 1' , . igw --Aa Rf? 'f , f .- Jfif nfl. . if! , ,6 I ' Yr.1l.f, . . .. . , G 1 - . ' 'Wa - , I , , 4, . . . . 3- . - , Q , 1 0 O A . . I . I . . , I I I a ll I , . I I - . .. . , Donald McGovern Myrtle Sherman He who may be heard among the young appra1s1ng cr1t1ca1ly yet con structwely IS P1erre better known as Mr McGovern a product of Uncle Sam s Infantry and Boston Un1vers1ty where he earned h1s B S degree W hope that he has enjoyed h1s f1rst year here Although we have known her but one year Rhod1e s sweet and qu1et per sonal1ty w1ll long be remembered by us Our young scholar not only left Colby wxth a B A degree but w1th a Ph1 Beta Kappa key Welcome to our Alma Mater Most popular this year are the com merc1al classes wh1ch are run very smoothly under the capable hands of M1ss Robmson who IS spendmg spare t1me at Boston UH1V6FS1ty Learnmg 1S no sacr1f1ce here Come one come at I Although she 15 very nervous wh11e r1d1ng 111 a car Mrs Sherman shows none of th1s when she parlez vous with her French classes D1d Colby g1ve you along mth your B A. degree that smzle Wh1Ch cheers your pup11s on each day? fir 454' fX ' . . . e cg. s Jean Rhodenizer Doris Robinson 11. O 1 . , yy '. 1 ,. -, I Bw Barbara Snowman Ehzabeth Wh1te D0 re nu IS hard to nuss when led by our fa1r M1ss Sm1th What wonders she who tlckled the 1vor1es at Ithaca where she recelved her B A. degree has brought forth from our or chestra and glee club Her w1nsome sm1le w1ll make you love her Aromas wh1ch float through the corrldor can generally be traced to our Home Ec Lab where we fmd M1ss Snowman who recewed her B S at the Farmmgton State Teachers College samplmg om' masterp1eces Teachmg the art of sewmg IS easy w1th her Tune 15 never wasted by the e1ghth grade youngsters when then' energet1c teacher Mrs Wh1te has them pre pare a lesson about c1v1l government for the1r core development If all 1ts graduates share her zest Keene Teachers College must serve pep along w1th knowledge T15 Enghsh that s lmportant from bottom to top' M1ss Wh1te the pos sessor of two degrees fCo1by B A Bates NLAJ IS the gallant lady who 15 very eff1c1ent not only 1n explammg syntax, but m dramatlcs, where future Barrymores are bemg developed. Frances Sm1th Ruth White . n .nu . . 1 A -- . u . . . nn r , . ' - . Q . lr , l V ' 1 f , , I ' f I . 'A r , - Y r ' 1 . ' Y 4 , '- ' I i I r Y I 1 , r' Y I 1 A ' Y I M,f- . .5 l , , 1 . a C . ' g I . .- . 0 1 1 ' . u n . A u n - . 3 , I . . I . . , - 1 - u : 1 r 4u48l2 ki? WV? Q9 7 1 QW' J 7 J 4Akx W i, H5549 QA 9, .EV X S O z GED , Q Y Q E ,. f ng n 1 f ff w - :29 ' I.. 7 f : j lqx I -HR-Vlii ' ..:,i'.f 5:'q'g5-F 0 win!! .113 r A I X W fl -4 ,. x X- ' N X 5 fo 6 , X 'jf A ffv M if W - X .Eg ff .1 A 1 1-Y4 1 uk .4 x - A ,M . !, 11. . f - 'iii -,lr Q qt. In 5 1' 1 :'ff ,ff . LM' I I .N 9 A v ' f F QQ- ,jf . -J' ,,i:'f.,,,h-H, 1, 8... 1 . Q X , ..,:,. Y-v -4 1- MARY ELIZABETH BAKER often seen: with Bill Drake. I J, ' Ambition: University of Maine 'i Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Cape Horn 3g Dramatics lg Magazine Q3 1-8, Drive lRoom Chairman 4jg NAUTILUS lC1ass Editor 41g ' D ' fi Q Class Secretary 1, Ski Club 2, Swimming 4, Swimming X Club 4. n What is the little one thinking about? CONSTANCE FOGG BARKER Connie Often seen: With a gang from S.P. Ambition: Wheaton fTransferred from Winchester, Mass., Junior Yearl it L N :Q S Glee Club 2, Basketball 3 lManager 4jg Softball 45 Stu- J? dent Council 4g Mixed Chorus 2. as- i ' ' F' The blush ls beautiful, but is sometimes inconvenient. CLIFFORD DONALD BARRETT, Jr. Finv Often seen: Struggling with Bookkeeping I Ambition: Success J If -f,,,J' Glee Club 3, 4g Dramatics lg Magazine Drive 4g Orches- ffk 1? tra lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Riding Club 2, 3g Ski Club 2, 9,5-'1: 47 Swimming 4, coif cum ag Baseball 3. 'f 's 1 Thy modesty is u candle to thy urlt. CHA22 JUNE ERNESTINE BEAN Bmme Often seen: Transcribing shorthand notes Ambition: Business College fo -. 'Vo QQQXSXFQF Cape Horn 3, Dramatics lg NAUTILUS 4, Commercial xsxsx xxx Club 4. 5 seib Xie. XXXXX QC XQX Just the quiet kind whose nature nemer xarles xx Sf X 'N Q X sw? 019 X X c x- 5 NSS xky fad PATRICIA MAE BLACK Paz Often seen: At all the dances Ambition: Nurse QTransferred from Deering High, Sophomore Yearj Glee Club 2, 3, Cape Horn 2, 3, NAUTILUS 3 fClass Ed- itor 4jg Cheerleader 3, 4, Class Secretary 3g Field Hockey 1, 2, 3. By her gentle manners, and clever personality Does she win the hearts of all she does angle for. ' ., ff f 1lg.4fAg if feta fl. 1. ' ,iii ' Q, 1 11- .' Q: - ARDEN LORETTA Bouui Often seen Writing poems Ambition Nurse lTmnsferred from South Portland High Sophomore Yearl -gn GleeClub1 2 3 4 Cape Horn 3 Magazine Drive l 2 S-3 Banking 3 4 That generous boldness to defend : An innocent or absent rzend r. - : ' ' - I ' ' 3 'WT - Cb 3, NAUTILUS 4, Cheerleader 1, Swimming Club lg ' ' I f . -Y .pt- 5. -s 1 '-.X ,1 'u T' B5 2 3 if , II .4 lg I fx DAVID ROBERT BURTT Bob Often seen: Going skiing Ambition: Doctor fl-5 Hilll 3, Outing Club 3. A little nonsense now and then . Is relished by the best of men RALPH ERNEST BUTTERFIELD, Jr. Baa .L Often seen: With Pat Black . Ambition: Private Pi1ot's License ' x fl n Glee Club 2, NAUTILUS 4, Class Vice-President lg Basketball tDean Academy, Massachusettsl 3, Swim- X A ming lDean Academyj 3, Football lDean Academyl 3. ' ln arguing too, the parsun fined his skill i Fur eten llwugn vanquished, he could argue slill. K WILLIAM HENRY DRAKE, II Hill Often seen: At basketball practice Ambition: Bowdoin ball 1, 2, 3 tCo-Captain 41, Ski Club 2, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, Track 2, 3, 4. llut llmlfx uf-rv tm! in manly nnlrt, Inv hmm tfmvlx firul funtes! bald. Glee Club lg Orchestra lg Class President 3, 4: Basket- lTransferred from Kent's Hill, Senior Yearj I ph Dramatics 1, 2, NAUTILUS 4g Ski Club 1, 2, 3, Baseball x ! 1, Track 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Maroon and Gray fKent's ,i l si- x fwf .2 X , f qi ER I . ag. . ELEANOR FRANCES EMERY LI Often seen: Horseback riding Ambition: Swimming Champ Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Cape Horn 3, Dramatics 1, Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 4, NAUTILUS 4, Class Treasurer 2, Riding Club 2, 3, Softball 4, Golf Club 3. .Viv knots :iq rnemv DONALD RAYMOND ERICKSON Don Often seen: On the Doodlebug Ambition: Civil Engineer Maga1ine Drive fChairman 4j' NAUTILUS 3 4' Student Council 4: Swimming Club 2.. Q Une nnnl mum- rwryrhzng. RICHARD SCOTT GOULD m A V Often seen: With Cuddles Ambition: Annapolis QTransferred from No. Yarmouth Academy, Soph, Yearj Glee Club l, 2, 3, Cape Horn 3, Dramatics 1, Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, 4, NAUTILUS 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, Softball lg Baseball 1, 2, 3 CCO-Captain 45g Track 2, 3, Swimming Club 2, 3. lm! the Lumen ure his aeilghl, HENRY ELSWORTH HANSCOM Often seen: Shouldering a gun fU.S.M.C.R.l Ambition: Chemist Student Council 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3 fCo-Captain 4lg Rifle Club 2, 3, 4. Man glows up in quietness, As he grows older, he talks less. JO ANN HEWEY Often seen: Entering Johnston's Photo Shop Ambition: To live to be 103 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Cape Horn 2, Dramatics lg Field Hockey 2, 4 fMa.nager Sjg Softball 2, 4: Swimming 3, 4, NAUTILUS 3 1Advertising Manager 4jg Swimming Club 3, 4, Art Club 4, Cabaret 3. Studious of elegance and ease POLLY ANN HEWEY Pol Often seen: Leaving Johnston's Photo Shop Ambition: Transport Pilot Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Cape Hom 2, Dramatics 1, NAUTILUS 3, 4g Cheerleader 3, 4, Class Secretary 4, Softball 2, 4, Swimming Club 4, Banking 3, Commercial Club lSecre- tary-Treasurer 41, Cabaret 3, Art Club 4. Her nan's as true as steal. CLAIRE AMY IRISH Often seen: Riding with Dick Webster Ex Ambition: Westbrook Junior College Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Cape Horn 3, Dramatics I, Magazine Drive 4, NAUTILUS l, 2 fBusiness Manager 4j, Cheer- leader 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Riding Club 1, 2, 3, Softball l, 2, Swimming 2, 3, Commercial Club 4. Her yi-urs but young, but her experience old. LORNA ELL EN JONES Often seen: Studying naval lore Ambition: Business College Glee Club l, 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Banking 4. What ran u girl dn, but be merryq .AQ A . GILBERT STUART JORDAN, Jr. 01113 T Often seen: Going to Marine drill - W Ambition: Military Service I Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, Basketball 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 2, Baseball 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, 4. faq As nerrv ns the day 15 Img. 20 S.C. , 4 Ms? fx li GLENDON BRYCE JORDAN Glenny Often seen: Dancing with a Sophomore girl Ambition: University of Maine Class President 1, Basketball l, 2, 3 fCo-Captain 41, Baseball 1, Student Council 3, Rifle Club 2, 3, Caba- K S s ret 3. 60 Mherr ther'v'5 a ulll, lh-3re's 11 way. G l Q - MARTHA JORDAN Mart Often seen: With gum in her mouth Ambition: College Glee Club l, Dramatics 1, NAUTILUS l, 4, Class Treas urer 4, Basketball l, 2, 3 QCaptain M, Field Hockey l, 2, Riding Club 1, 2, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 4, Swim- ming l, 2, 3, 4, Cabaret 3. Happy mn Ig from care I'm free, Why aren't they all contented like ne? VAUGHN AVERILL LACOMB u-P' Often seen: Trapping f?j. GC-'Q Ambition: University of Maine I Glee Club 3, Dramatics 4, Class Vice-President 3, A TER Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, Rifle Club 3, Swim- WQN In ming Club l, 2, 3, Cabaret 3. OKES HP wlw laughs can commit rm deadly sul. llll KENNETH REANUD LEONARD Am Often seen: At National Guard meetings Ambition: College ffransferred from Morse High School, Sophomore Yearj 0 x Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, Baseball 3, 4, Basket- : ball 2, Swimming Club 2, 3, Banking 3. :f l Ilf mum wr tllvnz, ami mr tus: may . Hi- i it vt in xum. st? of ROBERT JORDAN LITTLEFXELD Huh Often seen: With Fit Barrett. I- Ambition: Naval Officer 5 'i, X ix ' 1 Glee Club 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4, Swimming Club 1, 2, 3, 4. fi J 91. x ,js Af ' x New-rr! nrux xr-If-ruritaxrxed. :nf-at 5 ,A F., fx,- J' cv' C ADELE ANXTA MALLETT Often seen: Eating seconds Ambition: Success in music. lTransferred from Portland High, Freshman Yearl Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 2, Banking fHead Banker 4l. Sues! sailing and sues! spoken. 4' V471 , 1 w 'i -5 x. x CARCLYN MAXWELL Often seen: Clicking typewriter keys Ambition: Secretary Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Magazine Drive 2, NAUTILUS 4, Or- chestra l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 4, Swim- ming Club 4, Commercial Club 4. Thrlfty and thoughtful of others. MARILYN FOX PATTEN Pat 60 'I N9 SA y Often seen: Driving a 1948 Hudson if N0 V Ambition: To be a Success M '04 X Glee Club 1, Dramatics 3, 4, Magazine Drive 1, 2, 3, R NAUTILUS 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Class'Vice- VU? President 4, Baskefbau 1, 2, 3, 4, Riding ciub 1, 2, ski Club 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 4, Swixnming 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabaret 3, Art Club fPresident 41. A redhead with spurt! instead of temper, FRANK HERMAN PEABBLES III Steve Often seen: Duck-hunting with Glenny Ambition: College - Glee Club 2, Dramatics 1, Class Vice-President 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, Swimming 4, Rifle Club 3, Swimming Club 1, 2, 3, Cabaret 3. Better lute than never. 47 0:2 GERALDINE YVONNE PETERS Gerry Often seen: At Plantation Stables Ambition: Radio Glee Club 1, 2: Dramatics 1, 4: Field Hockey 2, 3: Ski Club 2, 3: Softball 2, 4: Swimming 3, 4: Swimming Club 3, 4: Art Club 1Vice-President 45. Horses hursrx crazyover horses. HUGH HUNTLEY PILLSBURY Pill Often seen: Listening to the Opera ,... Ambition: Bowdoin Glee Club 1, 2, 3 lPresident 4j: Cape Horn l, 2, 3, 4: Ce Dramatics 1, 3, Magazine Drive 3, NAUTILUS 1, 2, 3 ,,,,,E441,T.-4. Uzklitor 41: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Class Vice-President l: Class President Z: Basketball 1: Track 3: Student Coun- U l . . . cil fPresident 41: Debating 3, 4: Swimming Club 4: Pub- Aw 'elif' lic Speaking 3, 4. T: This lan Ls the whole encyclopedia of facts. DLANE BARBARA SARGENT Dt Often seen: Swimming at the Boys' Club fl-Immj Ambition: To learn to fly a plane L Cfransferred from Deering High School, Senior Yearj 1' -Cl Q, Glee Club l, 2, 3 QStoneham High School, Massachusettsj: D . Dramatics 3: Basketball l, 2, 3: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: I ' Softball 4: Swimming 3, 4: Art Club 4. lx ' Be kind to It - a stranger here. 0 SMILE G ,res 'C' 597 fa .,,, 'Rffev 9335.1 LOUISE ESTELLE SCHWARTZ Lu Often seen: Taking lunch tickets Ambition: Bookkeeper Softball 2. When she laughs, her eyes laughg N Light dances in her ev s. NATALIE LOUISE STEVENS Nat Often seen: Leading cheers Ambition: Photography Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Cape Horn lg Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 2, 3 fliead Cheerleader 4jg Class Treas- urer 3g Riding Club 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2g Art Club 4 A prelty, blue-eyed blondeg As sweet a girl as ere the sun shone on CAROLINE MARIE THOMPSON Often seen: Answering calls in the office. Ambition: Stenographic-Secretarial Work Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Cape Horn 2g Dramatics 1: Class Secretary 2: Student Council fSchool Treasurer 4jg Banking 1Chairman 35. Set all things nn their uwn peculiar plane, And know that order ls the greatest grace. 2 X Z , 4' i Q MUCH ADO As the members of the Class of 48 near the end of the voyage on the Seas of Educatmon and approach the shores of Llfe they look back and f1nd reflected m the m1rror of t1me the tr1als and Joys the vxctorxes and defeats of four short years September 10 1944 tramees from Pond Cove and Cottage Farms enhsted for a four year term on the Shlp C E H S The fxrst few weeks showed calm seas wh1le the crews were gettmg acquamted It d1dn t take long for Martha to estabhsh herself as a champ 1n gum chewmg After the f1rst few months heavy seas were encountered and the flag was at half mast 1n be reavement of our shlpmate George L1ttlef1eld We were mtroduced to our supermors by a gala occaston at wh1ch we furmshed the enter talnment Clalre fCleopatraj Irxsh dazzled the off1c1als wtth her radtant beauty Lorna ex ercxsed her vocal chords and came forth w1th a l1tt1e tune whxle Henry and Vaughn added color to the f6StlV1tl9S by dressxng as Hula girls Woo' Woo' Glenny Jordan pres1ded over the cere monies It was then he made the speech of speeches He forgot what he was go1ng to say There were a few fore1gners who Jomed our crew soon after th1s One of them was a l1tt1e g1rl w1th bangs and a turned up nose Name? Pat Black After the stormy days of m1dyears were over the crew combxned forces to produce a cabaret somethxng defxmtely successful although new As we neared Port Summer we found that our capable and respected Captain Harry Brmk was about to reslgn In September of 1945 we once agam took up the gang plank to the C E H S w1th lxght hearts and mmds stlll full of the happemngs of the summer We had taken as a new Captam Laurence Stuart who proved h1mself to be an able and experxenced seaman Our crew was most das couraged to fmd 1tself U1 the same quarters as on the prev1ous sa11 The Greenhorns were re cewed at a gala party Dance mustc was furmshed by the notorxous C E H S dance band w1th a trumpet solo by Hot l1ps Stevens fNat to youj The bass sectlon was led by that rhythm1c Jazz f1end Hugh Plllsbury Several new sports were added to our curriculum Among them fxeld hockey and golf Dull moments of the voyage were brightened by Arden Boule s unpred1ctable taste 1n male fr1ends The outstandmg adventure of the sa1l was the unexcelled darmg dxsplayed by the Class of 48 Ln securmg a dance orchestra for the Soph Hop After the normal amount of storms and battles we safely reached the second stop on the voyage to Port Summer 2 where a much needed shore leave was granted The followmg September the Shxp C E H S embarked for the second half of her voyage New seamen were added whxle a few had deserted or transferred to another sh1p As d1.f ferent statxons were ass1gned xt was found that the cheerleadmg team had been taken over by the Jumors Conme Barker the blonde bombshell slgned up for the remalnder of the trxp Her pep and fr1endl1ness added color to the tedtous routlne The monotony of the fall term was broken up by The Nxght of January 16th fD1d Marxlyn Patten do 1t'7J presented by the Dramatic Club The long wmter slege was relxeved by the un usual and ongmal Mmstrel Show Much hxdden talent was dxscovered as a result of this For mstance we knew Ken Leonard could Jitterbug but the whole world was astounded when he d1s played his vocal powers zz' -Y fa Yi lr Y- V W C' a ' - 9 Car ,f .I V L , 27 J 4 YV-1 ,-'I u , 4 11 44 A4 Q - - 3741 1- u ' 1 . n , . 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MUCH ADO Bob L1tt1ef1eld also made tus debut as a crooner Gerry Peters made Al Jolson look hke an amateur wxth her rend1t1on of Cahforma Here I Come Jo QStup1dl Hewey and Polly fOld Ma1dj Hewey sang w1th d1V11'l6 harmony the Mxssourx Waltz and of course the whole thlng couldn t have gone off wlthout that famous tlckler of the 1vor1es Carolyn Maxwell W1th wm ter drawlng to a close the basket ball season also came to an end It was then that our ardent players B111 fI.11gl'ltIllIlgl Drake Chfford flftedj Barrett G11ly fMusclesl Jordan and D1ck QCurlyl Gould and the other members of the team turned to the more ser1ous thmgs of hfe Stud1es'P Maybe In the sprmg there was much controversy as to the type of sprmg dance It was fmally de c1ded by all members of the crew to sponsor a second cabaret They d1d Successful? Well I guess so' Was xt then that Mary Baker establ1shed her reputat1on as the best dancer? And so on to Port Summer 3 September 1947 The f1na1 sa.1l before our dest1nat1on would be reached' Thlrty four ex perxenced and haughty seruor seamen boarded the C E H S Among them June Qquxetestj Bean lDoes she know her French'j and Lou1se Schwartz whose flash1ng brown eyes and black ha1r added character to the tr1p There were a few newcomers Bob QCutestj Burtt who plays a mean Sax and Dxane Sargent fShe always had those answers m lnstory classy The leadmg myster1es of the year were I-low could Don Er1ckson always say I dunno whenever he was asked a questxon and st1ll be the bram that he IS and would Bud Butterf1eld pass those French exams? Another puzzler was How d1d Carolyn Thompson carry out her dunes as school treas urer so effzclently and stxll f1nd t1me to be such an attractlve g1rl The mtroductxon of the New Look was carr1ed to extremes by Frank Peabbles and h1s rolled up pants legs The b1g event of the year was the operetta Mar1anne g1ven by the operat1c troupe of Cape Elzzabeth I-hgh School Perhaps an even b1gger event was caused by the marr1age of our black haxred class mate Adele Mallet Here s to you Adele The four year enhstrnent IS nearly over Supposedly equ1pped now to hold thelr own 1n the world agamst all corners the seruor seamen nevertheless look forward regretfully to thezr ter m1nal leave felaanufif sEN1oR HONORS Laledtczormn Jo Hewey Salufatormn Hugh P1llsbury CLASS DAY OFFICERS Class Gtfzs Donald Er1ckson Lorna Jones Class Prophecy .... Geraldine Peters Jo Hewey u 1 a n s ll 1 u Q l I 1 1 . . . . u . . 11 . 1 I 4 1 p - 1 n 1 ' ' I 0 1 1 1 1 1 f - 0 . - - . . . , . , -- . - - C I O I -- - 1 1 ' 1 , . 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IDU -.una soon SENIOR OFFICERS Preszdent William Drake use Iresulent Marllyn Patten s ecre z lf'X Polly Hewe Tre asurer Martha Jordan Left to rlght M Patten P Hewey W Drake M Jordan E QM. , fi vs ' ' ip. vvvv' ':,::, 4 ' Iultll ulyll WI ' lglllll 4l u' 0 -:::':' , f Il I 5 I 7 s u A ,L LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1948 We the members of the Class of 1948 having absorbed all of the education offered at C E H S and queath forever and w1thout restriction the below named peculiar virtues which have established us as being an independent group of well meaning well behaved young men and women of this promising gen eration To the forty niners our ability to interpret and carry out to the letter those instructions which were levied upon us by the faculty even though at times they seemed somewhat irrational To Mr Stuart our princlpal and adviser through several trying years a gift that he has undoubtedly long sought our collective absence period' To all and sundry our spacious lockers and home room desks with any and all slightly used chewing gum and kleenex tissues repos1ng therein And now as we teeter on the brink of destiny preparing ourselves for the hardsh1ps of the life to follow this we proffer to the faculty and the verdant underclassmen as grim reminders of our long and tedious sojourn among them the following individual bestowals Mary Baker leave my wide awake appearance to Paul Litchfield also a cup of black coffee Constance Barker do hereby bequeath my silken golden locks to Jane Johnston with the hope that her complexion will blend with them as well as mine sometimes does Clifford Barrett leave my bashful countenance to Emerson Roberts June Bean bestow my audaciousness upon Elizabeth Stem Patricla Black leave my ability to ittract the opposite sex to my sister Charlene though desirous that she doesn t run into the difficulties that I havm had Arden Boule being of sound health Pj leave my lack of loquaciousness to Carol Dudley David Burtt bestow my abillty to shoot the breeze and my Bob Hope personality to Bradford York Ralph Butterfield leave my affection for the weaker sex to Richard Anderson William Drake will the deeds to my secluded parking spots on the Cape to Louis Benoit Eleanor Emery confer my orchestral talents upon June Peterson with the provision that she doesn t hit as many sour notes as I have Donald Erickson leave my wolfish instmcts to Linwood McLaughlin May he profit by them wisely Richard Gould bequeath my strict obedience to members of the faculty to Francis Anderson Good luck Ob1e' Henry Hanscom hereby will my high batting average to Emery Patten to be used at his discretion Jo Hewey do hereby assign my untouched school books to Patricia Cash with the hope that she passes them on 1n as good condition as she receives them I Polly Hewey bequeath my interest in Fort Monmouth to Jean Alexander in hopes that it will br1ng as much happiness to her as it has to me , I X . 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Clalre Irlsh leave mv ipologxes for mv unkempt apps xrince to the fxeulty and my clxssmates Lorna Jone s be stov. my flxrtatlous tenclencxes on Marunne Hamllton trustmg th xt she w1ll get IS much response as I have G1lbert .Jordan do hereby dedxcate to Lester Jord an the book that I am wrxtmg on The Care md Management of Tractors Glendon Jordan leave my modest attltude toward the opposxte sex to Thomas Bourke Slow down Tom' Marthx Jordan leaxe mv happy go lucky carefree sp1r1t to Ellzabeth Conley l hope that the faculty xull apprecnte lt lll her mol e th in lt has Ill me X xughn L :comb bestow my Iollleklng good natura and mv 3tII'fiCtlOIl for the female specxes upon Robe rt Le lghton with the hope that he vull proflt therebv Kenneth Leonard bequeath the de ed to the parkmg lot at Two L1ghts wh1ch was le ft to me by Bob Brown 46 to WQHd811S1llC1ilF Robe rt L1tchf1eld leave my exec ss hexght to Phxhp Hasty trustmg that a happy medxum may bc rc uhed Carolyn Maxwell le we my posltxon on the basketball floor and I do mean to Maxy Stex ens and may she fall to brulse as eas1ly as I Marxlyn Patten le we my well modulated tempt r and 7L st for an argument to .le tn Boothby who doe sn t ne e d the m Fr ink Pt lbbles bestow my get up and go splrlt and ahlllty he hxnel the whe el to ll uold B14 kmou Ge rxldlne Peters present my h1ghly xrtlstxc lbxllty to I-1eder1ck We lkel Hugh P1llsburv proffer my presldentml aspects to Donald Bothel hopmg that he w1ll go ts far as l am gomg Dldllt S u gent bestow my vlm vxgor and vltalxty upon Maul ICL Sharpe wxth the wxsh that lt wlll ID crexse hxs pace from that of a snaxl to that of 1 turtle Lou1se Schwartz bequeath my ab1l1ty 1n the Comme rctal Department to Blame Murray 'NIatal1e Stevens head cheerleader leave my ab1l1ty to draw a few scattexed grunts and groans from the always over enthusxastlc cheerlng sect1on to Ehzabeth O Donnell May she get a better re sponse from all young and old Carolyn Thompson le ave my 1nterest ln South Portland to Annette Sanborn Here s w1sh1ng her Good huntmg' In wttness thereof we the duly appomted scrlbes of the Class of 1948 hereby aff1x our proper and attested s xgnature s neue. fill Cb .sort 'I 0 '0 W X 'f..-:.:'f'-' llll nm I If 1-10 5 5.-11. 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We ff isis! 43 7 fu, ' ik 4Xx!!!X, xgj fgw Xi ' w ffl fX.Q51 f . inn! 53 7 ' XX 52595 7 I g gz X-.1- 7-'.-1 I X XJ Q. gag - ,J 1 T! ' AR .e if E . 4 :,. -7 V -I F f+4k.'E nr Q-14..- f First row, Cleft to rightj: M. Hamilton, Z. Sanborn, D, Bothel, B, Ricker, E. Roberts, E. Olsen, Jean Alexander, B. York, E. Stein. Second row: Miss Rhodenizer, F. Anderson, M. Cullinan, E. Bean, P. West, P. Cash, E. Conley, C. Murphy, D. Willard, Mr. Madden. Third row: C. Neilson, R. Woodside, L. McLaughlin, K. Moody, Don Shackley, P. Litchfield, Dave Shackley, C. Buhlert, E. Patten, H. Bickmore, Jr, Prestuvrzt . .. . Emerson Roberts Moe-lfrestdenz . . Bradford York Secretary .. . Elaine Olsen Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,, Bertha RlCk8I' The members of the Junior Class have been a little hard for their schoolmates to touch since the results of the Iowa Tests appeared in the Cape Elizabeth town report, Scholarship is not the only boast of the '49ers, however, as it is ably rep- resented in music, dramatics, publications, swimming, basket- ball, track, and practically every school iy, activity. M 1 The Class sponsored a Vic dance in .t 'J' February, and as the NAUTILUS goes to press is making plans for its gala effort-the Junior Prom, to be held the first week in May. 51 1 S' N Stiff 1 if-l 5: UIRO-2122, Uil'hFDO3OZD'DOUl First row, fleft to rightj: E. DeSantis, S. Foden, V. Anderson, C, Dudley, N, Asbury, T. Small B. O'Donnell, N. Lawrence, C. Black, J, Johnston, N. Grant. Second row: Mrs, Sherman, C. An- derson, B. Peck, L. Cochran, G. Gould, M. Partridge, D, Eck, F, Landrey, J, Peterson, B. Gould J. Moody, B. Jordan, Miss Snowman, Mr. Dolloff. Third row: A. Hyde, R. Stevens, R. Dennison T. Bourke, R, Dinsmore, L, Benoit, W. Sinclair, F. Weikel, J, Mahoney, D. Cameron, J. Boothby. Fourth row: A. Hill, R. Hanscom, E. Hinds, R. Preston, D, Madsen, R. Adam, R. Hapworth L. Starbird, P. Campbell, C. Fogg, A. Kilby. President . Thomas Small lice-lfrestdenr . Norman Lawrence Secretary . . Betsy O'DOf1flell Treasurer .. , Norman Asbury The Sophomores have been an active group this year. We have been represented in every school activity, especially basketball, swimming, and dramatics. Although the riding club was not continued this year, several sophomore girls have carried on their riding activities and won prizes in com- petition. Early in the year we sponsored a Vic dance for the Student Council, and this spring presented our own hop, ' A 4- Sophomores Tommy Bourke and Janie Johnston were the school foul-shooting cham- 3 pions, and Bob' Hapworth had the male lead 5 in the operetta Marianne. L' '-'R' 1. s ug , f 5 1 th U First row fleft to rightj: B. Lailer, R. Verrill, M, Bowden, J. Lawrence, M. Stevens, P. Dearborn, R Leighton A Lothrop, A. Reeves, K. Olsen. Second row: Miss White, N. Buhlert, D. Boyce, L Sweetsir J Gerrish, M. Mercer, J. Connelly, E. Greenstreet, K. Lang, J. Olsen, Mr. Bruce. Third row S Beal, M. Robinson, R. Melcher, G. Thayer, W. Pillsbury, Bob Wilson, F. O'Neill, R Anderson P Hasty, M. Brooks, B. Sharpe, Fourth row: T. Carlisle, L. Jordan, J. Hoadley, D Litchfield R Cox, J. Fickett, J. Jones, M, Sharpe, Jr., S. Willard, President ............... Mary Stevens hee-President . Robert Leighton .S ecre tary , , Ann Lothrop Treasurer ............ Philip Dearborn. JI'- Last year, we freshmen made our first appearance at High School as the eighth grade. Although we weren't wanted, we stayed. Q16 of our first chances to prove our worth as freshmen came when Bob Leigh- ton and Lester Jordan were fortunate in making the Jayvee basketball team. An- other star was added to our banner when Lester won the mile in the Triple C Track meet this fall. All but two members of the 'rls' Ja ee team were freshmen. They played three games and, although defeatild, gaineydlneeded ex- perience. Both the boys and the girls had a basketball team. The former defeated Gorham twice. The latter played only once, at Deering. fNeed I say morelj They did do well, however, in the Play Day at South Portland, the forwards playi.ng with Deering guards and vice versa. Tie leading roles for the girls in the operetta Mari- anne' were both earned by freshmen, Ann Lothrop and Nan Buhlert. We have participated in the glee clubs, the chorus for Marianne', the swimming club, and filled three parts in the play 'Carrie of the Carnival. Of the many 'vic' dances given at school, we spon- sored one, on March 20. The difference was, ours was a Leap Year Dance. We're looking forward to being sophomores. Zm3ILnl'h?Q'h on IS ITIU 1367 First row, fleft to rightj: Mr. McGovern, J. Mitchell, F. Foss, B. Wilkes, P. Dunn, E, Leonard, R. Johnson, L. Beal, V. Nelson, G, Hapworth, M. Cook, L. Stevens, H. Palmer, Mrs. White. Sec- ond row: C. Gibson, C. Jordan, C. Knight, W. Brown, P, Chapman, P. Gilikson, C. Mercer, W. Hill, J. Lydon, L. Peabbles, D. Rowe, K. Barrett, J. Gould, C. Leonard, W. Tucker, R. Sosebee, Third row: A. Hill, D. Anderson, S, Hay, N. Sellers, J. Willey, D, Fox, C. Fogg, N. Emmons, Judy Alex- ander, J. Mercer, S, Olsen, C. Roast, M. Emery, V. Sweetsir, J. Hanscom. Fourth row: F. Buck- lin, F, Freiday, D. Campbell, W. Brooking, W. Holman, R. Cox, Dick Wilson, K. Adlard, J. Bell, P. Soule, D. Serette, R. Ross, D. Ryder, W. Moore, E. Reilly. A core has been instituted in the eighth grade program this year as a co- ordinating instrument in the curriculum. The students have been very busy, plan- ning their town governments and electing their town officials. In eight-one, which is governed by town-meeting, the selectmen are: Patty Dunn, Bill Brown, and Wayne Brooking. Earle Jordan is moderator. Eight-two has chosen a commission form of government with David Serette, Warren Moore, and Rodney Ross heading the presiding committee. John Gould is editor of eight-one's paper, the CORE CLARION. Janet Mercer is editor of eight-two's paper, the MONTHLY SNOOP. At the start of the year, the eighth grade held a series of small dances in the cafeteria, supervised by a dancing teacher, and in March gave its class dance. Photos taken and developed on the spot, Mrs. McGovern's piano play- , ing, Elaine Olsen's singing, Rita Cook's guitar playing, and a spot dance and door prize all helped to make this l dance very successful. H S '- The boys' basket-ball team has played a regular ' V schedule in the Portland Boys' Club Grammar School League, and one of its members, Wendall Thicker, won the q foul shooting championship of the league. ,4- , ,N v f ,...,.. The Curtis Magazine Drive was very suc- cessful last fall, netting the school 5375. This was used to a large extent in purchasing uniforms and a recording machine. Sterling Pillsbury, freshman, top salesman of Cape High, is shown presenting his subscription receipts to Manager Don Erickson, fstandingj, and senior assistants Claire Irish and Vaughn Lacomb, 74, ' 1 . K Here, with all the props, are Brad York, holding script and Don Bothel, with the suc- tion cups. They've just finished a horse- opera, The Lone Stranger , for English Class. These radio plays, by the way, are a regular part of the English program this year. X- ll in Our combined French clubs under the supervision of Mrs. Sherman and General Manager Patricia Black organized a drive here at Cape, Gratifying gifts of clothing and food were brought in. Pictured here is the 'Friend-Ship' the St, Patrick , shortly before she sailed for Nantes. She was given a royal send-off from the Maine State Pier. if W i ,B Well, well, here's our P.G. President, Bill Austin, who hopes to enter Bowdoin next fall. After graduating from Cape in 1947, Bill came back for extra courses, and fell into the old routine with us. Best of luck, Bill! As you see ,we almost missed getting a snap- shot of our Superintendent, Mr. Medill Bair. You can't blame him for being so busy though-- not with Cape Elizabeth and Scarboro High Schools to keep in shape. Mr. Bair does a good job, too. More power to him! And here we are at an informal get-together of the teachers of Cape and Scarboro. We guess that every- one enjoyed himself to the utmost. Mr. McGovern, as master of cere- monies, is surveying the group looking for material for another joke, See any more familiar faces? X l Q Z Z Z Z if i S76 91 fgff QQ., 'Q 5? X W W X QQ lupus Mn X P at r V lv ' Q: ' X J LU ' f E H s 0 V 4. 1 - U :flfflgh X r .ar '. U. 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My M 4 44. ,h I K 0 -rn 'L KNX 4- EUHDINEO ELEE I:hlIB5 The operetta Mar1a.nne , presented m the Town Hall March 19, represented the major effort of the Glee Club 1n 1948 At thxs Wfltlng the group IS preparmg for partlcxpatxon 1n the Western Mame Mus1c Fest1va1, to be held 1n Brunsw1ck, and w111 11keW1Se be well rep resented 1n the New England Fest1va1 Concert, sponsored by South Portland Hxgh School The club 15 constantly growmg 1n popular1ty, and has appeared frequently at assembhes and pub11c gathermgs In add1t1on to the large m1xed chorus that part1c1pated 1n the school Chrxstmas program, a small, spec1a1 chorus has been formed to appear at smaller gather mgs Hugh Plllsbury Preszdent V LCP Pres ldent Secre tary Accompanlst SOPRANOS Alexander Anrin rson And: rsnn Boothhy Boyce- Buhler! C ook Eck :D Foe: F4 rr 1sh Hamxlton Hamscom H xy Johnston L xndrcy Lothrop Nelson O Donnell Palms 1 Partrxdgb Snllcrs Sharpe Stcxens Swcctslr X Lrrlll Walker S Waters -id Jean Alexander Eleanor Emery Carolyn Maxwell XLTOS Bcal Bull Boule Bowden Cash C onnelly Emery Emery Gould Greenstreet H1 l Hvde Jones lordan La1ler Lang Peck Peterson Reeves Stevens Stevens Wllley TENIORS Brown Hapworth Hmds Knxght Lydon Mahoney Nexlson Schwarty' W1ll.3rd Andi rson Barrett Bxckmore Buhlert Hay Jordan Kxlby Leonard Llttlefleld Peabbles Plllsbury S1ncla1r Small Sosebee 4. . f- . . I J. . L, - W. D. ' -' 1. R. V. 'J A, E, ' J. M. ' C. A 0 4 D. Y P. J. f A 'x N. J. ' J. f or A , M. 7 E. C. . 's y E Xl. D. M. ' R. ' . Q F. G, 5. ' ' J. 1' E. 1 B- GOUM G. Hapworth BASSES 0 M, . ' A. '1 .O J. . : A, H 4 R- V .v , C . Nl S. L L ' Q J. B' I H. ' . F4 2 , B. , ,, A. K, ' E. J. K' H. v' A. ' I l X M. ' 1 M, E- N- ' ' J. H' . B- J. ' V W' . . f L. -v - 3 Y, - T. ux -Z R. 'Q ' R' K. Flrst row, fleft to mghtj J Johnston, N Lawrence, S Foden, E Emery, J Peterson, C Maxwell K Lang Second row W Brown, N Stevens, C Dudley E DeSant1s, B Peck, Mxss Sm1th P Cash,J Mahoney, W W1ll N Sellers, L Benolt Thlrd row P Soule, R Gould R Dxnsmore, R Hapworth H Pxllsbury C Fogg D Serette URBHESTRA Because there was an unusuxlly large cnrollmc nt of strxngs ID thz xnstrumtnt 11 dz part 1948 Many pI'OIT'llS1Flg young mush 1 ms from thx lowv. r gr Ads s. who h we rece ntly Joxnm d thx orgamzatlon helped to bu1ld 1f1I'l'Hf0LlIldelT.1OI'l for future ya xrs The chxef 'actxvlty of tht orchestra has been playlng at assc mbhcs Under the fxrm 1nd wlse guldance of Mlss Sm1th the members have come forth wlth some dcf1n1tL proof th xt they are muslclans Publxc appearances have been at thx showlng of Marlannc and bcforc the Cape Elxzabeth Grange Anothc r publxc appearance was mxdr at tht W1 ste rn Maxne Mus1c Festlval wht rc wlth nfw uniforms thc orchm strx product d some fme compet1t1on for other schom ls ln 1ts class Nnxoprwne I'r xr! Urn Carolyn Maxwell Edward Hay Robert Hapworth u ll phunf clannfr James Mahoney Roger Dmsmore Bqnrunf w cymbnd Fogg Hugh Pillsbury ' Ellen DeSant1s tw! n Patrlcxa Cash lwancy Sellers HM, In zowzzo f , Barbara Peck Carol Dudley Dav1d Serette June Peterson Trunpel Tvmfanx PZ Natahe Stevens Louxs Benoxt Wllllam Wxll Drums Jane Johnston Rxchard Gould Trombone Peter Soule Eleanor Emery Wxllxam Brown A , 5 5 . 4 .3 3 -1 J W' . . l S 4' U - 'nh ' ' .4 Af - ' ' l : ' se . ,l - V,-Lf, ,Q , 0 z 'N Q ,L LN J ' ' : . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . ' . . . . , . . . I . . , . . , . , . , . . ' X . I 1 . . . 3 ' ' ' ' 1 ' I ' : 2 . ' - ment, it was decided to combine' thc orchestra and band under the name of orchestra during . I ' 2 ' Q -., ' 1 ? 1 1 ' 3 ' , , 1 V . - . , K, ,Z V. h I x x V' ' x ' ' x L I ' u I Q A v' F 1 1 ' S. 'ml x l A ' 1 ' u x ' v 1 f , , , . . K . - 'I l ll . , I U 4 ' 1 . . , p 1, ,f 'F ' Q, r N .Lf-'QAACNA Flrst row Qleft to nghtj F Foss J Stevens J Hewey P Hewey M Patten L, Jones G Peters Stevens M1ss Kendall Second row P G1l1kson P Chapman J Lydon M Cook N Emmons Mercer J Olsen A H111 L Peabbles W Moore C Cxbson ThlldIOW D Campbell Re1lly D Rowe An but A newly formed Art Club has contrlbuted to the varlety of act1v1t1es offered at the Cape The Club was made posslble when a full t1me superv1sor for art Eleanor Kendall was employed tlus year for the f1rst t1me Under M1ss Ken dall s d1rect1on meetmgs have been held b1 weekly for the purpose of teach1ng sk111 111 arts and crafts and to develop 1I'l students the apprec1at1on and enjoyment that comes from creatmg Var1ous trmkets have been made such as rmgs bracelets ashtrays and beadwork. By careful schedulmg the fac111t1es of the Industmal Arts department were made avallable to the Club and the shop atmosphere has made the work much more prof1table and enjoyable Preudent Mar1lyn Patten Secretary Lorna Jones Treasurer Polly Hewey 2 GL V, - 'A' ' :D I A-4 C A A I A A V N. , ' . 1 . ' ' , . V 1 . . , . V , . ' M. , . , . ' , . , . ', V. :A Q . ' ' ' : . W. Tucker, D. Ryder, W. Pillsbury, K. Adlard, R. Gould, F. Weikel, R, Soscbcc, C, Mercer E. ' , . . First row fleft to right! J Hewey P Hewey C Maxwell M Stevens K Olsen J Wxlley I.. Stevens M Cook Second row J Boothby A H111 M Baker N Emmons S Olsen B Peck K Lang B ODonnell C Roast N Buhlert Third row E Olsen J Mercer G Peters J Ger r1sh F Landrey M Mercer D Boyce D Fox A Hyde EIRIJS EHIHHINB BLUE Splash' Splash' Up and down the pool S1x more lengths ' Oh' Oh' Coach Harold Paulson of the Boys Club usually starts the hour off with a pep talk and a Joke or two but he isn t fooling when he puts members of the Cape Girls swim ming club through their strokes Started last year the club became so popular that it was necessary to divide it into sections this year. The eighth and ninth grades meet on Monday, the other grades on Thursday. Recreation and fun are basic reasons for the club's ex istence, but the mstructor sees to it that the participants feel that they have also accomplished something during each meetmg. This one learns a new stroke, this one per fects an old one, others receive pointers on how to in -l- crease sprinting speeds, make turns, etc. It 1S always a fp tired and happy crew that emerges from the pool at the end of the hour. In addition to the regular club meetings there is a class for begmners each Tuesday night. - IXI' ,225 0655155- xl XL ZT,fs XXX 't-s,..jf,. ' ' ,cf Q ' A '- 4 1 - ,t if . H. 'A 3 - K r ' fp. 1 ll .,j3...fV- qw -,V 'v Q' EGL' ' . ,U a Q ,, .,, . M F .if .V 5 .. -1 , ,, , 3 ' Q Z 2 .- , -L ,S 5 1, gg , - 4 5 . . , I . , . , . , . , . , . , . u I I , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . . -- - . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 9 . . . . . . I u 1 c I 1 u I n , - 1 ll u fl . 1 W Flrst row, Qleft to Plghtl A Boule D Bothel, C, Ir1sh, H P1llsbury M Ham1lton, J Hewey, Jean Alexander Second row Mr Cushman, P Black, M Baker C Maxwell D Er1ckson P Hewey, L Jones, B Stem, M1ss Robmson Thlrd row J Bean M Patten, R Gould R But terfxeld R Burtt M Jordan, E Emery NAuru.us The NAUTILUS staff has made a w1de departure from trad1t1on 1n th1s, the tenth ed1t1on of our yearbook The art of l1thography was as new to us and to our advlsers th1s fall as It w1ll be to many of our readers, but 1n the name of progress we declded to have our book pub11shed by th1S process We feel that xt has glven us much more scope 1n style and arrangement, a freer use of art and photography It has been fun worklng out new ldeas and brlngmg them to complet1on We hope the lncreased Lnformahty wlll be to your 11k1ng and w1ll help you to recall under after Tlme has dlmmed somewhat the vlvxdness of graduate days more nearly as they were, the present Marxanne Hamxlton 5' 11 rtzsmg. Mmzugrr n Vans e Carolvn Maxwell s Laxrur Lorna Jones are Eat! r Eleanor Emery Junxors Jo Hewey fmpr Hugh Plllsbury llulnugfr Clalre Irxsh Pnlors lat lufmvss Hanug Donald Bothel mul ldwrtlszng r Jean Alexander Semors Pat Black Mary Baker Bertha Rxcker Freshmen Katha r1ne Lang Sophomores Jamce Moody 8th Grade Judy Alexander Boys Rlchard Gould Glrls Mar1lxnPattLn fdcultv falter Arden Boule Robert Burtt Vvzllxam Drake fx narf ruler Martha Jordan o D Erlckson R Butterfleld Bettv Stem E70 7 ll June Bean u Polly Hewcy M155 Robmson Mr Cushman I . , . . . , . . . I . . . , . , . , . . . . I . , - . , . ' , . , . . . . . . . - lirlxtmr-m-, I linxuwm, f 'hw H .itnzor yswr P Q I ,,., ' Y 'uf f. tm, P. mug. ,C ww .1 4' 'V - . 15 , . , lg, -vu , A A , XIXIS huatury ',1ffulc!Lu . 3 V , X - fzf1!eLLrfulfzl1r:UKry, 'f,gwI1qg1,,f V ' I ' ' 'J lfruztze trrlzfutprs lewcmtv trzulzws t Lthr ru-ul15,1f1uwr5 . fm: U N l I . rw 9 1:1 lz. 2, . . C A'f' .A 1 FIFST row Cleft to mghtj F Wexkel P Cash Jean Alexander L Starblrd M Harmlton J Moody W Smclalr Second row N Grant P Dearborn D Bothel H P1llsbury M Patten W Plllsbury P Hasty Mlss Wh1te EAPE HURN Aswctate Mixture Mar1anne Harrulton Jean Alexander Lmwood Starb1rd Buslm Q llunagrr JHIIICEZ Moody -1Lllt'lfL5Lllf, UCHIIEEFS Phllllp Dearborn Phlllp Hasty faculty lflznser MISS Whlte THE CAPE HORN has appeared all too mfrequentlv th1s year m the opxmon of most students The paper was hthographed wh1ch meant more work for the staff but gave them valuable trauung m make up as every page appeared ex actly as It was typed and arranged by the ed1tors The new headmg was desxgned by Fred We1kel Advernsements helped f1 nance the pubhcatlon whxch took some of th1s perenmal burden off the Student Councxl There was a gratlfymg sp1r1t of co operat1on between the staff and the school as a whole 1n an effort to pubhsh a real school paper O QTQ 81. 1 J , - C 5' -la pi : ,. ' ' it Q . 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I-I f P -f O W Z A Q f 7 I Z. 1 4 .. ,,,,.c, X ff F1rst row fleft to rmghtj K Olsen L Jones, P Cash M1ss Wh1te G Peters M Harmlton Judy Alexander Second row P Hasty J Flckett L Starblrd E Roberts W Smclalr B York P Dearborn DRAMATIBS DraJnat1c actlvlty th1s year centered ch1ef1y around the productlon of two one act plays Ladxes of the Mop and Carr1e of the Carnxval The former, ch1ef1y a conversat1on between four scrubwomen 1n a theater expressmg the1r yearnmgs and a.mbit1ons, was presented 1n compet1t1on w1th Kennebunk and Westbrook H1gh Schools 1n the prehmmarxes of the State One Act Play Contest Carr1e of the Carnxval 15 a farce melodrama, sat1r1ca1 of play produc1ng and very nurth provokmg Cast of Lad1es of the Mop Hattze Patrlcxa Cash Hallte Geraldme Peters mme Judlth Alexander Bessle Marlanne Hamllton Cast of Carrle of the Carmval Mr Mllzam Ilemypurse .S Lmwood Starblrd Muni. lhllum hw n Bradford York Mule me ,mud Kathleen Olsen 1 0 goltcmcn Dan Lmtchfxeld Phlhp Hasty Man ln ,tudtencf Wendall S1nc1a1r Hanan Ln Audlencc K3thrYn Walker Carrze u fan dancer Lorna -101195 pmpuly ya,,.,g,r Emerson Roberts i 17 Coach Ruth Whlte 1 ' , ' : . , . . , ' ', . , . ' , . : . ,. . . , . , . ' , . . . . . . . - , u . n u . . n I ll 0 n lla n s . 4 - . . I M . . - ' ' I yr' cancerous!uiiialacullionu ' . I X 1 ' , 5 -fnnnn...--..-....nn--1...-.-fn. Barker .............-................................... Philip Dearborn w ' . ....................... ' ' 5, I 'U F1rst row fleft to mghtj C Ir1sh J Stevens P Hewey C Thompson E Stem J Bean C Max well Second row L Schwartz E Conley P West M1ss Robmson E Bean B Rxcker M Cul hnan EIIHHEREIAL ELLIB The Commercxal Club was orgaxuzed th1S year under the dxrectlon of Mxss Robmson for the purpose of advancmg and supplernentxng the shorthand and typewrmtmg work taught m the classroom Members of the club duphcated the new rank cards programs for the one act plays and the operetta They are at present comp11mg a cookbook favonte rec1pes offered by the Cape mothers and frxends The money earned from the sale of th1s book w11l be used the latter part of the year for a very worthwh11e project OFFICERS Pres :dent .. .. Carolyn Thompson - hee Presldent .. Ellzabeth Stein V! Secretary Treasurer ,, Polly Hewey f .4 R 3 'N J will 4. . '- f- wr- , . . . 'C , 5 il. 4 gf' H, -X, ' I ' , J cv- I , ' ,, AL .' ' ' . . . 1 vii. .. 5 3 ' 1 iff f v' 1 , X ., X 9 : ' .v 0 A f n I .v v 1 0 1 - ' . I . , . , . , , . , . , . ' . 1 I . ' - - . I -- . . X 4 iff X -'Q 'JK' A , js' M L F1rst row fleft to Flghtl R Verrlll D Emckson C Thompson H Pxllsbury Jean Alexander C Barker Second row P Dunn D Bothel S Wlllard W Smclalr D Rowe B Jordan Sruusnr lfnuncu. The COL1l'lC11 of forty e1ght has set what we hope 15 a precedent by placmg our pres1dentxal electlon formerly 11m1ted to student councll members only ln the hands of the student body Each cand1date had to be a semor had to secure f1fty s1gnatures for h1s nom1nat1on papers and had to g1V6 a campa1gn speech before assembly Jo Hewey and Hugh Plllsbury threw thelr hats 1n the pres1dent1al rmg and the race was on When the ballots were counted we found our new pres1dent to be Hugh P1llsbury At the f1rst meetmg of the councll plans were drawn up for a school store the purpose lly Ad Hugh Plllsbury Carolyn Thompson Lawrence Stuart L . .-44 of whlch was to fac111tate the selling of school supplles whlch we had bought The counc1l IS now a member of the Maine Federatlon of Student Coun c1ls an orgamzauon set up to permlt d1scuss1on of the 1deas and problems of 1ts members Our dance program for th1s year conslsted of four v1c dances and one orchestra dance In puttmg on these dances the councxl s alm was to fur n1sh dances to the students at a low ad m1ss1on rate It caxne to our attent1on sometlme ago that the gtrls basketball and boys baseball teams needed new umforms therefore we appo1nted a comm1ttee to mvestlgate the ava11ab1l1ty of the um forms and to obtam samples Smce our commlttee was unable to secure sam ples the matter was turned over to the coaches The councll w1shes to thank those people who lent records to xt for 1ts dances and those who contrlbuted pos ters MR STUART 5 ,' j f fx , an A A 1' 'xl L . , . : . . , . .5 , . ' . . I . . : . , . , . ' , . ' , . , . . . I . . . . . . I I . . I I ....... Jean Alexander 4 - - - I VCV ...qu -..- .. A U LISUI' -.. Q I ll . ll fi .o I 1 f ' I - . 9 - - ' f. N 0 y . . . K A A ,sk . . ' I . F ' . . - Y uv ,. - A ' - I . ' . BANKING Every Wednesday mormng ftnds Arden Boule roamxng around the corrxdors from room to room trymg to mduce students to part w1th money whxch once tn vested will reap d1v1dends for the mdtvxdual Though she 15 often the butt of many Jokes and sometxmes referred to as school nuxsance the banterlng xs good natured and well mtentxoned We know the value ot' savxng penmes and we know that the school vull not elect as a banker one who xs not trustworthy and mtelhgent so th1s token of ap precxatxon to you Arden Barbara Jordan Charlene Black Sylv1a Foden s Although rxdlng was not sponsored by the school th1s year several of Cape s energetxc student body d1d compete xn the meet held at Tomlmson s Rldxng Stables Four came home wxth rxpplxng rxbbons ln the p1cture are three sophomore pomt wmne-1 s naruara Joruan LHBYICHE nlack and bylvla roden not pictured 15 Annette Sanborn Awards won were as follows Pxrst 1n Rock and Spoon Second ln Beglnncrs Third ln Begmners f-5 Z5 Puamn Snsmuns Cape mcludes pr1ze spea.k1ng as part of 1ts varxed speech program. Last year s representatlves to the Spear Contest were Hugh P11.lsbury and Lo1s Cochran Hugh also tr1pped to the Montgomery Oratoncal Contest, held at Colby Col lege and came home w1th S50 00' flrst pr1ze' Alternates last year were Bradford York and Charlene Black Other part1c1pants 1I'l the local contest were Wen da11S1ncla1r, Nan Buhlert, and Mar1anne Hamllton Preparat1ons for a 1948 program started Apr1l 1 Q if Stttmg, left to rxght L, Cochran, C Black Standmg B York H Plllsbury , 1 I , 2 S I 1 3 .5 - . , . . . . ' ' Q . D . - 4 ' ' ' a .I , I - -U 4 ' - . . ..' V. . , . U ' . - , . 4i A I ' 7 R I 4 ,f v .. . ' 5 A 5 . - ..4.,,. .I f-. . .---- -f---f- - Q . . . ' ' Annette Sanborn .......... ........ .......First in Cantering Test -Q., ' I asss nnnsssswas y enlv A nnnnnuuussssn I I - X be 5 ,X QR I .gt 'R . . - Q . . I . 1 - I 1-- ' . n . . . . - . . . it l ' I . . ' : . R. 324 J lx L- XX XX A xf J ii. .,.. l lf K 1 L iff i, 2 FW VA f f V U , ' Q uf. xii sw. V! Vik' .' Q .gf E, XM as ' -ig 1. ,, '.., Q V gi ,',, I M -.. A-f' -2, fb V W 4' X f T Q' V-I Law I x J 1 Y N -.: ..,, - x K. All, 4 I 4 -1 I. ' '45 . x -' ' ,N . ij Q .Q Q f ' X f ' 4 . 'I' -. 4 A 'i lr- 5 if , .pf- '. x, ht V, K 1 .aa 'k ,. ,,.,. , Vx 1, if A Lf N L ' ui .. in 9, r 'Q '1rk.A , f'.'. '. .1 ' 1 ,4 M QQQSS ' Mb- ' , , -ig!-'f - 3 Zu., :Q , ,V vii n z . , - 32,-1 1 f .W if J:,1v,.?,, V . A A ' A V, .. K, , A n , ,u.j,,- , .,.x NC4-UWIDC First row, Qleft to rightj: R. Littlefield, A. Hill, C. Neilson, C. Buhlert, R. Dinsmore, T. Small, R. Hapworth. Second row: C. Barrett, L. Benoit, Dave Shackley, Coach William Madden, K, Moody, T. Bourke, F. Peabbles. Q X j57Yi7kfvAX '+ o.Qf+m'u IJ' . Q iiggi a 'dl QQQSGGESQ 555' 45' Off' avg? aging mr-lv-9-Q4 g'4 r-f.H- WMU 'ian 3 ,..Q.Ul Ymgg u1rD,...' 35-5U,ggE-Ogm F, SHQEBF- CDOW QQ Q pr-umU,..QlCDH1 o ,mt-,Q cn HSEDMWPM' 2.253-Saga: OW '1 CD f-foggiooru mmqmocfdg ww ..5m2.U ...M , mgmgggf, 4 mm om 230522, O . 2553532 OH- md-U U7 255-53.5 :r cn mg'-'-Frofmi cr 23:1-'im og'-s omg-' ':2fDEf 8':E.g2:.' sgfgsgis gw3've3 me-0- U,-loiliv-1 dm -U'-1-. soaaema Gigwgia -c- Q. rn 2f,o.5'5' 'L 'desi B 5,9501 North Yarmouth Academy 20 Pennell Institute 10 Freeport High 15 Cape High 7 Windham High 14 Scarboro High 4 Falmouth High 13 Gorham High 3 Cape Elizabeth High School's mermaids once again succeeded in retaining their Triple C crown. Records galore fell as they splashed to an easy win, totaling twice as many points as their nearest contender. Elaine Olsen was, by far, the star of the meet, having 12 points to her credit. She established new records in both the 25 and 50 yard freestyle events. The Caper relay team, composed of Elaine Olsen, Marilyn Patten, Martha Jordan, and Jo Hewey, broke the record set by last year's winning Capers. The team wishes to extend thanks and gratitude to Miss Jean Rhodenizer, their new coach. We all hope she will have many more successful years at Cape Elizabeth. Cape point winners: Elaine Olsen First-25 yard freestyle, First-50 yard free- style and Relay team. Nancy Latneau Second-25 yard freestyle, and Second-50 yard freestyle. Katherine Lang Second-diving and Fourth-breast stroke. Marilyn Patten Second-back stroke and Relay team. Martha Jordan Fourth-diving and Relay team. Summary of points .XX .25 Jo Hewey Relay team. Cape Elizabeth 32 Windham 5 Greely Institute 16 Gorham 1 Falmouth ll Pennell Institute 0 Z o 3 :r F4 as '1 5 o 5 :r E Ui -E G52-33 First row, fleft to rightl: A. Hyde, M. Patten, J. Hewey E Olsen M Jordan K Lang J Boothby Second row: M. Baker, G. Peters, Coach Jean Rhodemzer S Foden C Murphy aj ac 'WV' ,. 5- 38 'Ll v A.. an-16 0 ,f NC-I-UYRIDC First row, fleft to rightj: Gil Jordan, C. Barrett, R. Gould, T. Bourke, Co-Captains Bill Drake and Glen Jordan, V. Lacomb, R. Di.nsmore, R. Hapworth, F. Peabbles, K, Moody. Second row: Man- ager Don Erickson, T. Small, E. Hinds, L. Starbird, L. Benoit, Coach Durward Holman, H, Hans- com, L. Jordan, A, Hill, R. Leighton, Assistant Manager Ronny Stevens. After a fairly successful season in which they tied Falmouth and Scarboro for second place in the Western Divi- sion of the Triple C League, the Cape basketeers came into their ovm at tour- nament time. On the large Exposition floor they overpowered the Eastern Di- vision winner, Greely Institute, 28 to 23, and Scarboro, 28 to 24, only to lose a thriller to Gorham in the finals, 27 to 28. Glen Jordan was selected for the all star first team and Tommy Bourke for 'the second. Coach Holman was able to sub- stitute freely this year, using two complete teams in several games Graduating lettermen are Co-Captains Glen Jordan and Bill Drake V. Lacomb, R. Gould, C. Barrett, F. Peabbles, H. Hanscom, Gil Jordan and Manager Erickson. Returning lettermen are K. Moody, R. Dins more, and T. Bourke, SUMMARY OF LEAGUE GAMES: Cape 44 Scarboro 37 Cape 40 Scarboro 43 Cape 2 5 Gorham 3 6 Cape 17 Gorham 34 Cape 37 Falrnouth 22 Cape 26 Falmouth 40 Cape 46 Windham 20 Cape 45 Windham 27 Total 280 59 Although our forwards rang up 262 points for the season, as com- pared to 264 for their opponents, the 1947-48 basketball sextet fin- ished third in the final Triple C standing, relinquishing their peren- nial role of champions. Inexperience rather than lack of spirit ac- counted for the season's defeats. Caper Captain Martha Jordan was high scorer with 104 points, Betty Conley was second with 66, Carolyn Maxwell with 57, and Mike' Black with 24. Veteran Marilyn Patten was under the basket to prevent opponents, balls from going through the hoop. Sophomore Barbara Jordan was right there after all the rebound balls, and Annette Sanborn, stopping many balls at the center line completed the trio of guards. The team developed rapidly during the season under the watchful eye of Coach Rhodenizer, and despite losses by graduation should be a strong outfit next year. 00000 wvsvwm 'cz-o'o'o'u mmmmru NJQJNJQJ QQNJUV '11CJ271'11 wo .naw P155 is-Q55 owggo flggci :r E-:r OOP-uhtxblxi Kxilxllxighph cn C 3 Z Cb SU '4 006700 mwwmw 'u'rJ'::'o'o mmcomm QV1 71 ofigmg '-sE,:::1rn 5'-3-Q-5'1 'HU535' Boggm 1 ur D-4 as :s Q. UYIDQ DNR l'Nl'NIDCD l First row, fleft to rightl: B. Gould, B. Jordan Z Sanborn M Patten Captain Martha Jordan C. Maxwell, E. Conley, C. Black. Second row Assistant Manager Gerry Peters M Stevens N, Lawrence, E. DeSantis, Coach Jean Rhodemzer S Foden J Johnston K Lang Manager Connie Barker. 1, :gl x ' S I I I 4 ,i ' T As., . , N., G gn, i of 1, , . ,,,.,a- vs, ' row, fleft to rightj: E. Roberts, W. Drake, Gil Jordan, R, Hapworth, T. Small, K. Moody, Hill. Second row: M. Sharpe, L. Jordan, R. Gould, Coach Everett Cushman, D. Madsen, C. D. Willard, N Last year in the state meet at Waterville, Cape's newly-organ- ized track team placed third in class C competition, a struggle that was undecided until the last event. Veteran outfits from Scarboro and Wells finally clinched first and second places respectively. In an earlier quadrangular practice tilt, on the Cape field, Cape again bowed to the superior strength of Scarboro in the field events, but its speedy runners placed the team far ahead of Gorham and Windham. Ken Gordon, now wearing Brunswick's colors, stole individual honors by finishing far in the lead in the mile run at the state meet. Also a first place winner was Gil Jordan, in the broad jump. Other point gatherers were: Bill Drake, 2nd in the broad jump, Emerson Roberts and Gil 'Jordan, 3rd and 4th respectively in the 220, Spencer Drake and John Hewey, 3rd and 4th respectively in the 100, John Hewey, 3rd in the low hurdles, and brother Jerry, 4th in the high hurdles. This fall Cape waged another duel with Scarboro, again domin- ating the running events, but bowing to a better balanced team. Gil Jordan won both the broad jump and 220, beating the state champion Hayden in the latter event. He added a third place in the 100 for a successful day. Freshman Lester Jordan won the mile in the first race of his career, and Bob Hapworth took the 440 in fast time. Other point winners were Bill Drake, Emerson Roberts, Tommy Small, Don Madsen, Don Willard, Keith Moody, and Chris Buhlert. The Cape runners will be troublesome again this spring, but Coach Cushman is scanning the student body for some strong arm boys who can grab needed places in the shot, discus, and javelin. 202.53-I Led by Captain Johnny Hewey, veteran second sacker, Cape High finished second to Standish last spring in the Western Division of the Triple C League, winning five and losing three. Already the candidates are limbering up in the gym preparing for another season's campaign. As a nucleus around which to build, Coach Madden, who replaces Harry Hayes, will have five lettermen, Co-captains Dick Gould and Henry Hanscom, who played third base and shortstop respectively last year, fireball pitcher Keith Moody, catcher Bill Drake, and outfielders Emery Patten and Ken Leonard. To fill in the gaps created by graduation will be Cliff Neilson, Bob Hapworth, Roger Dinsmore, Nelson Butler and Norm Asbury, who were varsity subs last year, plus some promising recruits from r+ :r fb Ph '1 CD UI nv :1 O D-' ID Ill Ill E :r o sv Q: E ,.. :J UI 1-9- sv '1 rf .... :1 on cr CD '1 1-0- :r U1 Summary of 1947 League Games Cape 7 ..... Gorham Cape Gorham Cape Windham Cape Windham Cape Falmouth Cape Falmouth Cape Totals Standish to sl gk it 9 ..... ..... 7 C X 1? ..... ..... . Z ? ' 12 ..... ..... 1 1 O 13 ..... ..... 6 . E 0 ..... ..... ' 5 ' Cape l ..... ..... S tandish 3 60 37 First row, Cleft to rightjz R. Butterfield, W. Drake, Gil Jordan, Co-Captains Henry Hanscom and Dick Gould, K. Lecnard, E. Patten. Second row: N. Asbury, R. Dinsmore, R. Hapworth R Leigh ton, F. Anderson, L. Jordan. Third row: C. Neilson, E. Hinds, Coach William Madden K Moody E. Roberts. PPIBQFNIDJBQ Qs. ?Gl Il hflIC'1 Readmg clockw1se from top P Dearborn N Stevens B ODonnell E Roberts L Jones C Buhlert P Black P Hewey b RAH' RAI-I' RAHI Th1s year Cape Hlgh had a teaxn of cheerleaders such as It never had be fore S1.x glrls and three boys made up a hard worlung umt that practlced many Robmson to add prec1s1on and fmes se to the1r work Those cartwheels hand stands and somersaults that were made to look so easy before the gym packed crowds were perfected at the expense of many brulses and sprams and there was some ev1dence that cheerleadmg was more strenuous than basketball 1tself Many new cheers were added durmg the year When Nancy Lat neau a grand sport transferred to Lowell Massachusetts Betsy 0 Donnell stepped mto the gap and performed capably Both basket ball teams apprecxated the work of the cheerleaders and several spectators professed that they enjoyed then' half t1me demonstranons almost as much as the games themselves COACH ROBINSON l'T'lU.1hl'hl U13 I 1 S u .. . O CI . . , ,1 . cn . C I . : . 5 I O- ra . ' 1 ' 4-r -. D' FD . ' . ' ' Q. ,.. U I H ' ' . v-5 . . . ,D - 0 . PV' ... O Q. 5 . . o , 1 n hh uz . U, I ' 1 . I ' , Y , Q. , 1 c v W , .' n n Zl h31U'lfTlN l1 .L - LGV jf. J ni. L.,3 Q .xg L 1 'tgp '91 , A MP5 J 1 8 ,I r g.T'.!. f3r 'F ' 3 Q55 CAPE Lctrt First row, tleft to rightjz D. Litchfield, L. Jordan, R. Leighton, J. Hoadley, M. Sharpe, Second row: P. Hasty, F. O'Nei1l, P. Dearborn, Coach William Madden. ID I3 UJDPUGW m The Freshman five played two games this year, winning them both from the Gorham Training School. The team practiced throughout the year and some of the players were regulars on the junior varsity team. BHSKETBHLL Five wins and nine losses constituted the record of the eighth grade basketeers this year, which gave them fourth place in the final standing of the Grammar School League. First row, fleft to rightj: W. Brown, W. Holman, L. Peabbles, K, Adlard, R. Sosebee, K, Barrett W. Tucker. Second row: W. Moore, F. Bucklin, C. Knight, J, Lydon, Coach William Madden D. Rowe, R. Johnson, P. Chapman. J Vaughn La Guardcomb Co Captam B111 Drake 9 XFX.. Forward abtaln PA ST PRESE T Wendall Tucker 1959 By Courtesy of the Portland Press Herald Ce 01611 and FUTURE 1948 1949 Wx Co Captams Roger Dmsmore Tommy Bourke Forward Guard 5 1 9 4 7 - 1 4 1, ,A 8 V ,-, Xa Ixfxs 1 Z' xl 1 X' 1 N 1 , r .f .C 1 mer Jordan 9 9 1 11 , . M' j 1 1 V! V l If o 3 vg Caught in the act! Mr. Verrill made the school warm by keeping the furnaces blazing away during our coldest days--and we had plenty! Besides feeding the fires, he swept up after all 261 of us, and made the school one of the neatest in the state, Thanks a million, Mr, Verrill! xt'- Here are our valiant lunch workers, the ones who suf- fered through the lunch periods, Capably headed by Mrs, Hall, they are, Mrs. Ethel Fellows, Mrs. Ola Tracy, and Mrs. Evelyn Sweetsir. They worked all morning during classes so that we poor, starving creatures could get e- nough sustenance to stagger through the rest of the aft- ernoon, Did we appreciate it! Grouped here are our bus drivers, lVlr. Ward, Mr. Knight and Mr. Phinney, who carried us to and from school, No matter what the weather, they were always on the job, ready to drive us to basketball games, Music Festivals, and the like. The graduates will miss you---just as they used to in the morning! , Mr and Mrs Robert B Alexander Dr and Mrs Wallace W Anderson Mr and Mrs C Hall Baker Mr and Mrs Ernest A Bean Mr and Mrs Henr1A Beno1t Dr and Mrs HaroldV B1ckmore Mr and Mrs Walter P Black Mr and Mrs Roland D Boule Mr and Mrs Charles E Bourke Mr and Mrs Cec1lJ Bowden Mr and Mrs GardnerW Boyce TSgt and Mrs Mart1n Brooks Mr and Mrs Lester Brown Mr and Mrs Chr1st1anL Buhlert Mr and Mrs Dav1d H Burtt Mr and Mrs Ra1phE Butterf1eld Mr and Mrs John Ross Cameron Mr and Mrs Car1tonF Campbell Mr and Mrs Ph111pG Cash S Mr and Mrs Thomas C Cochran Mr and Mrs W1ll1am Connelly Mr and Mrs John Thomas Conley Mr and Mrs Herman F Cook Mr and Mrs RalphV Cox Sr Mr and Mrs Ph1l1p M Dearborn Mr and Mrs Albert DeSant1s Mr and Mrs Frank L Dmsmore Mr and Mrs GeorgeS Drake Mr and Mrs George F Dudley Mr and Mrs Douglas M Eck Mr and Mrs Raymond Emery Mr and Mrs ClaytonC F1ckett Mr and Mrs W1ll1am F Foden Mr and Mrs JohnG Fogg Mr and Mrs LesterN Gerr1sh Mr and Mrs Robert S Gxbson Mr and Mrs MaxT Gould Mr and Mrs RalphT Gould Mr and Mrs AlbertE Grant Mr and Mrs W1lbur Greenstreet Mr and Mrs Emery Ham11ton Mr and Mrs Gustai' Hanson Mr and Mrs GordonE Hapworth Mr and Mrs Ph111pE Hasty Mr and Mrs Merr11l A Hay Mr and Mrs TheodoreH Hewey Mrs Frances Hmds Mr and Mrs Shlrleyl-I Ir1sh Mr and Mrs Dav1dJ E Johnston '-... ..- -.. .- .., r. u .and Dennlson: Sr. v .,Jr. Mr and Mrs JosephE Jones Jr Mr and Mrs ErnestB Jordan Mr and Mrs G11bert S Jordan Mr and Mrs RaymondE Jordan Mr and Mrs Stanley Jordan Dr and Mrs W1ll1amB Jordan Mrs W H Klmball Mr and Mrs Francls X Landrey Mr and Mrs Harold D Lang Mr and Mrs M H Lawrence Mr and Mrs WalterG Lawrence Mr and Mrs Ra1phE Le1ghton Jr Mr and Mrs Paul L Lltchfleld Mr and Mrs Free1andW L1tt1ef1e1d Dr and Mrs Eaton Shaw Lothrop Mr and Mrs J Howard Maxwell Mr and Mrs EarlE McLaugh11n Mr and Mrs E11eryD Moody Mr and Mrs A1onzoS Murray Mr and Mrs I C N1elson Dr and Mrs Eugene O Donnell Mr and Mrs Lawrence E Olsen Mr and Mrs GeorgeA Partr1dge Mr and Mrs FrankE Patten Mrs Stanley H Patten Mrs W1ns1ow H Plllsbury Mr and Mrs Car1E Roberts Mr and Mrs James A Rob1nson Mr and Mrs F L Rochon Mr and Mrs Robert Ross Mr and Mrs A Thomas Scott Mr and Mrs Charles H Shackley Mr and Mrs Laurls R Small Capt and Mrs Leonard H Starb1rd Mr a.nd Mrs Caleb D Stevens Mrs Doris Stevens Mr and Mrs Ralph Sweetslr Mr and Mrs George H Thayer Mr and Mrs Rlchardl Thompson Mr and Mrs KennethW Tucker Mr and Mrs Leonard Verr1l1 Mr and Mrs LeonV Walker Jr Mr and Mrs Freder1ckA We1ke1 Mr and Mrs HarryV West Mr and Mrs Walter Wh1tt1er Mr and Mrs Arthur L W111ard I Mr. and Mrs. Norman Olsen -,5 .sm -w gl 17 Q Tfxfilj L2 2 ,,Z ,,' ,X CKNDNMEDGENENT 5 f L. ,ff WXGA T0 SXPRE Owl QU-ATKTUDE YO THE FOLLowNnla 120 sou won o JAcy.5ovl XNMTE FOR Yue A-Situ. 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' -. , ,. if X I I , I For Complete News Coverage READ GUY P GANNETT NEWSPAPERS PORTI -VND Press Her lld PORIIAND Iwemng, Ixpress Lzsten To W GAN md VSGPXN F NI POR FLAND WGLX and XX GLX F 'NI BAINGOR GUY GANNETT BROADCASTING SERVICES , A L , 2 M J ' l ' ' f if PORTLAND Sunday Telegram Y 7 V Y r . 2 . . 1 4 v 7 V ' 7 T FOUPIIVIEVTS OF Burnham 8 N101 rlll I OIHIRIIIW B X I 'NPV LNII LAND QUALITY FOODS . 1 A A Aw O v , L N1 ,, , A Packers Of x' N fl ' +I S A ' C IOIH 'N C UNIP W wh 1 Tobin Q0 P11 hc Qc uf Qtxom xx uc UDDI! S PUHII 'ND M Uxh I 1 Ulu ll if, 9, -' , i' . .5-.NY fl Aan ex ' p', ac1'tQ ' J: Q. ' X Cz 1 SOA!! Fountain Svlmmlifw 150 IN .Q f'I'KICICT H ,Af g Lf J. ,,.'..,vc H JL is. 5 li IU KNOX XKIIVII SII IO I lass Phoioqraphel 1948 I N 'HXINIH 11101 S x ISR ill IURIIA Ilu lcnlu Of Timm lzung IURNI. NU. ..- .'1 X 'I ff, Nll'lxffHl'1l.I, u Al 'N ' ' , NH U v vw 1- . 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J d 1 , 1 A, , L, L ' , MAC S SHELL SERVICE STATION 491 Cottage Road South Portland Ma1ne WASHING LUBRICATION Te 2 92 3 5 BATTERIES TIRES ACCESSORIES Q0 ASCO BANK a must comrnuv RTL M BETHEL FR LINER SOUTH PARIS SUUTH PURTLAND WEST BUXTUN WOODFOIDS Jmmber Federal Delboszt Insurance Corporation 7 D 1, - . qi , xx , ro Ann Alu: 'k BRIDGTUN BUCKFIELD VEBURG ICK II XNNAPORD BROS CO WHOLESALE DEAI FR'-I 1- Rozhw I-OOIJHI IYORTI van NIAxx :- DIAL 2 B312 PLEATING Comphments MITCHELL'S HEMSTITCH SHOP Room 303 BAXTER BLOCK 3RD FLOOR PORTLAND MAINE Pnoul SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVIN TO HAIL ORDIRU PECOT EW' BUWONS Qualzty Sznce 1874 Portland Mame A Y Y 1 , FRUIT - PRODUCE - UKOCHRII-ZH .I .' - 4 .' J of 'IIIIIVI N18 NEI SON I P XLIXHFWI IHAXRNIACX The Rexall Store Ocean House Rd Cape Ellzabeth Malne D al 3 9679 BOWLAWAY ALLEYS 156 Free Street Te 3 9135 Portland Mame MAINE S MOST COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE SEARS ROEBUCK and CO 110 Free Street Portland Mama Comphments of ROBERT N HENRY 4 ffm, ' 5. ul- 1 T Y Y '1 ' A Jn 1 . I AL , Y 1 A ' A Harry De R1CG, Mgr. 1. ' - O J ' , , , j- : 'Q :.. l , ' ' - I X Uazrzes Leading Qportmg Foods Store Sf-I IANIEQ BXILFX C0 INC NHIYI UR ll NND N1 X lllll 'IINIBINRI XKP XXII QONII XNX lNlI'SI'1Il'NlS ICE C REAM IIPPIQINI ICI CRFANI QONIP XXX 11111111111 ws FRANK WI BROVS IN C0 . , . . . A 1 Spnriirxg fI11111l.x and -3!l1l1ftir .'11f1A im 1 A . L, . 4 Y ., A . 264 , 'Ili STRICFT P ,..-INF 1' ll 111111 '. 1 :,N'Y'.S' ul' ' ' I 1 If I 1 W 1 ' 1 v ' , . A gg A L . ' ' xl Y ' K-3 4 4 'W' . . . ' ' V YV Y 'f Y Y I A ll A 14 I lfll N1IllHI.lf 9'l'lilflf'l' 1 1 A' Q ' Q I ,- ,,f- W 1 , . '.. .. '.'Ulf X lv Y V Y 1 A . . . Comphrnent s VALRIO BEAUTY SALON PORTEOUS MITCHELL 8L BRAUN CO Fresh Fru1ts and Vegetables They Supply the V1tam1ns R1pened and packed under strlct samtary cond1t1ons by CARR BROTHERS COMPANY Portland Ma1ne WILLIAMS BROTHERS CO INC 'VIACHINISTS AWD xx 1 LD1 RS C X116 Wi 21 25 C1 srom Housrv XX HARP IORTMND MAINE SHAW S MARKET The S S P1erce Store 385 Cottage Road South Portland Malne L of I . I l . f N I I ., . I ,. I V I I 7 f f C EXKUYIL'd711fAl'P!QJ:71t U ff.f1r1 Y Cuttm and Brazm' . .H A Imam , ac me 'arf n , , U . , , .. . , 'WK isix '2- H v' L in PQSIN' Compliments OLD TAVERN FARM INC COMPLIMENTS' OF THE RED gl WHITE STORES Cottage Road South Portland Malne C mbmat on Storm Sash and Screen THE BURROWES CORPORATION 70 Fre e Street li H ll' YS SOC UINY SPY! ION llobllqas 1l0bllllbl'll'lIfl0lI Portland Malne xl: Fel 58 NIXINI of I o ' i , , Plmm 401101 1 W Q 1 w 1 7 r 1 l A A L, n YY Y L I lmxllfl, Hlxf:l,m. Lmlthr I f , ' f. P111 riuvll, fI,XI'li l1l.l!.xHlfl H, .w ' , . 5 - 191 COWPIIWPNTS UI' me fforlsts A FRIEND W 5 Q? QQE ZQWQ QQ T-ELEP-HON-E 2 l255 458 -FORE STREET PORTLAND 3 MAINE UTFSET 5 If 1t an b photographed LIYHOGHAIH J b - - Y,n1!n rifw l fu:T nl WCTGHESS SL . MAINE O rf: l Q, G ff X . ,J 4' T' ' C e it is a ' V' ' 'o . T LEDGE CAMP for glrls 6 20 yrs ORR S ISLAND MAINE Modern Sanltatlon All camp aCt1V1t19S featurmg SAILING AND HORSEMANSHIP 18th season June 1 to August 25 Mrs Nell Barnes Knorr D1rector 375 H1ghland Ave So Portland M T LEDGE STABLES Telephone 4 1749 Comp11ments of Compllrnents of GEO C SHAW CO GLOBE LAUNDRY 585 Congress St Temple Street Portland Mame Portland Mame Tel. 3 0211 Te . 2 6501 9 lg - 1 5 'gf x I? . . . . 4' . , ' . . , e at 1 I n , 26 J ' I . . - l - Try the Drug Store F1rst LEGION SQUARE PHARMACY Albert H Wheeler Ph G 83 85 Ocean Street South Portland Ma1ne D1al 2 3155 MADEMOISELLE SHOP Lad1es and Jumor Apparel an Accessor1es 145 Hlgh Street Portland Ma1ne Compllments Of DEERING REALTY CO Baxter Block 562 Congress Street Portland Ma1ne HOGAN BROS Under Grad Shop Spec1al1z1ng 1n Smart Clothes for Young Men Come In and Browse Around HARRY R XI' BURN 567 CONC RPSS STRI-I I PORII XND HXINF D1al3 2338 H F Strout Prop COMMUNITY RADIO SHOP Sales and Servlce 209 Ocean Street South Portland Ma1ne Glfts of Lastmg Beauty J A MERRILL 81 CO Jewelers Smce 1851 503 Congress Street Portland Ma1ne TRI COUNTY COAL COMPANY Quallty Coal Prompt Dellvery Telephone Cornlsh 274 W . , . . - d ' 1 u - , V 1 ' ' 1 a 3 Y , Y I 4 ,V A TIIE,-1TRIC-11, l,'U.S'1'I'Hlz,N' af A V y I I 1 ' 4. , ' i Telephone 3-3738 Compliments JOSEPHG SCLAR D D S MARKSON BROS 46 Deermg Street Portland 3 Mame COMPLIMFNTC OF A FRIEND Cornphments of EASTERN BEAUTY BARBER SUPPLY CO Portland Mame Bangor Mame General Constructlon C DIBIASE CO 551A Congress St Rm 206 Baxter Bu1ld1ng If MI' Rl VS INDOVN SHADI' C0 562 Congress St FINIIIJN lzflxm LORING SHORT Sz HARMON STATIONERY a' SCHOOL SUPPI IFS N1ONU'VlFNT SOUA RF PORTLAND MAINE RALPH A YOUNG Plurnbmg and Heatmg Contractor 415 417 Fore Street Portland 3 Malne D1al 2 4610 of . , . SL Tel. 3-1023 Made-to-order shades ALBERT C I' ROST 'llazne 'llarzne 11l.Sfllbllf0l Chrls Craft Boats St Engmes Johnson Outboard Motors Metal Wood Canvas Boats and Canoes '96 Forest Ave Te 2 2846 KINNEY Sn FROST INC Muneographlng Headquarters 29 Free Street Portland Malne PRIDE SI G A MARKET South Portland Mame Compllments DENNISON S PHARMACY 505 Ocean Street South Portland Ma1ne Tel 2 7402 BAGLEY S STORE Grocerle s and Varlety E J HARWION 4 0 Compllment s of CAPE SHORE GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION Tel 4 0480 Cornpllrnents Of I IRVING LEVINE D D S 87A Ocean Street South Portland Malne ' Yo I W A V A . . . l l l . - - I l I H . 1. - vwwsa, I ,,,, ,,,,,,,., ta.. ,,,,, , ,Y-ZY . 4 1 U of I v , . I I 1 , , . 636 CONGRESS STREET l lnwer.v For . ll rrasions n XICIIIIYLTN. I-'lurisr ,I-ClCQI'1lIlIl llclivcrx' l ' I I 0 D I FOWPIIWPNTS OI' BOB JOHNSONS BARBER SHOP Comphments Of L C ANDREW Lumber and Bu11d1ng Materlals Portland Sales Off1ce 187 Brlghton Avenue COMPIWFNTQ or DR PHILIP E TUKEY DAY S JEWPIFRS OPTICIANS Never An Added Charge For Credit 489 CONGRESS STREET BPS? WISHPS IOP SUCCL55 TIII' GRADUATILS Ol' CAPE ELIZABETH HIGH SCHOOL 'VIR 8: MRS FLMFR N BLACKWELL C raduates appreclatc the xalue of the QUHIIQ of their graduation plcturcs LORING STUDIOS 515m CONGRESS STREET PORTLAND MAINE THE SODA SHOP Home Made Sandwlches Mlxed Nuts CHAPMAN ARCADE PORTLAND VIAINF DON'S JEWELRY SHOP DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWE1 RY 43 FREE STREET PORTLAND MAINE D S Hlbbert Proprietor Graduation Gifts Ring Mounting T61 40194 9 9 j.' ' If f I 7 PORTRAIT BY LORING TO J ' 3 I . , by CUHIIIIII ws UI B SCHREIBER IWC Waste: I urrlers Opposite Woolworths 547A Congress St Portland Maine Dlal 3 3406 C0 'HPIHII' NTS UI' PL RITAN TEA ROOM 566 CONC RPSS STRPI I PORILMND NIXINJI' CURRAN SUPPLY CO 477 Fore Street Portland 3 Maine RichardE Curran Mgr Telephone 2 5444 THE HARRIS COMPANY SHIP CHANDLERS 188 Commercial St Portland 6 Ma1ne WHITLOCK S GULF SERVICE STATION L Batt ri t g gf, AAA Radio c s XLX Ope ed f om to 9g eek Compliments Of LA ROU ELECTRIC 290 Forest Ave Portland Maine IIPIIIII N PORTLAND MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION If Nb 'i? BL-IKE 8. HAMILTON Insurance LOI l U P Rf OL IH IORIIANIJ 'VI XINI I l lil N ' ' L i' , , I ji' .' ' . v 0 T f I' , . .- . I 2 E - l ' I I I I l l s I 1 I . , . 1 i CO, Gas Oil ubrlczition Tires Tubes 0 'vs Bat ery Char in' Rm-gmiring i . Towing Washing Polishing . . ' s Ac: C sories f .f . n r T a.m. J.m. 5 ' I Seven days a w Tel. 2-9281 I H 1 41 l ici, I-Vu OHM ffm, . 1, 'lst or n , ' ,l Oy Isl. 3-'-V1 -- Hon ' v V 4 L A I 10 1 H, If IAIJ W F I ' .i'..,.'i 5. .. ,AKF MYER X CLEAVES MARKET I G A Service 412 Preble Street South Portland Mame Comphments Cornphments of HILLSIDE MARKET 185 Cottage Road Tel 3 6222 WU-'LARD S GARAGE Dehvery SGTVICG tW1CG a week Tuesday and Fmday P M Comphments of COMP! IMENT5 UP NELSON W DYER BENTLEY'S CAPE COD BAKERY 381 Cottage Road at Meetmghouse H111 Your Ne1ghborhood Bake Shop 42, f ' -H ZS Ss 417 .n.'Qw .. V. . I of ' s u n . BOSEBUCK CAMPS WILSON'S MILLS F. Perley Flint, Proprietor Winter Address- Bethel, Maine S ARMY SIGNAL CORPS Automatic Installation Detachment Camp Wood New Jersey Compliments of BROWN S MARKET 464 Cottage Road South Portland HOBBS FUNERAL HOME 230 Cottage Road South Portland Me Compliments RICE S CASH MARKET PRICE ROSS COMPANY Marfax Lubricating Gas O11 Tires Batteries Accessor1es 391 Cottage Road South Portland Maine DYER S FLOWER SHOP m co1TAor ROAD I LO ll ERS AT SHORT NOTIFE , Jr.. , U. . 7 -4 - 4 1 Washing 81 Polishing H Q , Tl.. p . it V, . 4 gg I C B XI FOUR LO II I IIORO MASS Class Hmgs and Pms Comm neem nt Invttattons lhplcmae Personal Kurds Club Instgnla Ilemortal 1 laques Represented by Mr Donald B Tupper 2 Iv1e Road Cape Cottage Mame HARMON I CROC KER INC Trade C omposltzon U4 IORI IORII ANI? NIXINI Reoresentmg M N PERKINS COMPANY and UNIVERSITY CAP AND GOWN COMPANY Boston Massachusetts CUMPl1IfIIN7S nl A FRIFND DISCOUNT MARTIN The Old Yankee Trader 51 55 EXCHANGE STREET Office Equipment Headquarters PORTLAND MAINE Wholesale Prices for Relax! Buyers EST 1922 TEL 2 ZI62 Jn In i J4 W 0 AT ,Q , I e ' ff ' I 1 .-- , ,I ' AI X Y --A I , , l,'U,'1Il'l.I.1IlfN7'S of-' M- N- PERKINS N1 Y A . 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QR I WILDWIND LODGE and CAMPS ON MOOSELOOKMEGUNTIC LAKE IARRY STUART Prop OQUOSSOC MAINE A I 45754 CONGRESS STREET PORTLAND Cl MAINE MONUMENT SQUARE PHONE40572 Spec1a11z1ng In Stetson Shoes for Men 6 ufcofln ff '7fgImEJy Wllbur Coon SIQOGS fOr' Women General Shoe Repa1r1ng MOTORS SHIPS RAILROADS BUILDINGS 58 MODEL AIRPL NES ACCESSORIES PL Portland, Mame D1a13 8711 FOR PROMPT SERVICE 222 MIDDLE STREET DIAL 2 4757 PORTLAND MAINE XXX YORIK ELECTRICAL C0 W LIGHTING SPECIALIoTS CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING COMPLETE WESTINGHOUSE LINE TELEPHONE 21362 D131 4 3582 Jlnnraa Blputn Errmrv EDGAR FOSS BELL at HOWELL MOTION PICTURE Excavatlng Contractor EQUIPMENT Bulldozer SGFVICG B7 OCEAN STREET so PORTLAND MAINE Flu and Loafn IUIHIWI :II'fI ICIIWI' IIIIIIPQ-In-'IIIIILQ I.IIr:I-it IJ 11:1 IQQIIIQ-,-'I-I1 IIIIE fII'IrI MI ,IIIIII ILM., , , . , . . II I . . fnlff MlYERIALS'LflT R,PLASvICSyMETlLCRlfT ' A so Iss . Our Own ITALIAN SANDWICHES Fresh Every Hour At THE CORNER VARIETY STORE Groceries OPEN DAILY Candy fincluding Sundayj Cigarettes 8 a.m,--12 p,m, Ice Cream, etc. E. G, Neal, Prop. Compliments of JORDAN'S FARM MARKET Two Lights Road JOHNSON' S P HARMACY 145 Ocean Street South Portland Home Made Ice Cream Dial 3-1660 Hours 8:30-5:30 Open Friday Evening FLAGG'S BEAUTY LOUNGE Formerly Pond Cove Beauty Shoppe Alice and Norman Flagg Permanent and Hair Styling Merle Norman Cosmetics Ocean House Rd. Cape Elizabeth, Maine HASKELL S NATIONWIDE STORE MEATS AND GROCERIES 512 Ocean St South Portland Maine MAINE PRINTING COMPANY LESTER M WILLIS A Complete Printing Service Te 2 5711 22 Monument Square Portland Maine THEODORE S RESTAURANT 53 Oak Street Portland Maine AIR CONDITIONED A GOOD PLACE TO BRING THE FAMILY L A LAROCHELLE INC MEN S SPORTSWEAR WORK CLOTHES 204 6 Commercial St Portland Maine l. . . 1. - I L. I o s 5 Q I D a I Ll.C'iF.'L' TEPUJ. NILICC-FJAHCZ.. OPT A'-C., 'AWJE