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

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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

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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 - . .. . ,

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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