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

 - Class of 1951

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K .x 3 K-QX X gi . QR xx -k K , K x XX. s X X .gk X x -.X xx R -, - X- NX - X kk K- kk Nix , X 1 X ki XX X x X x . X X N X X x X X X X x XX X X X K xXx x X xx! x Q. X K XX-X S ' XX X ,X -X XT- , if X X PX? k ,QNX kk K . X 1.1 x XX X' L 'XR 'lxkx X ROBFRT IUN I' Supl of Sc mole Mr Stinchfield Hllb his position as lrmcipal of Cape Fllzabeth Hwh School with friendlx dlnfllty Althoucfh he came to us from a rnal school he certainly has won our hearth by bein such a sincere and loyal Cape fan H15 azr zmpressne and 1115 reasonzng sound I I rife ' 55 af Q DURW ARD HOLNI 'DJ bubma ter STIDICWIEIJ VILC 0 HE When you see that familiar green Ford in our school yard. you know that Mr. Lunt is with us. We certainly appreciate the time he spends in making our high school the wonderful place it is. A friendly smile for CL'l'Ty0IlC.,, l HP RUN blllNl HI' IFLD P1 incipal From mixm up mells concoction to dr1ll1n quirzea 15 the realm of our cxence and matn teacher Nlr Holman -Xlthou h we mas di cus amthln from phx 1C to football cheml tri to ba ketball or algebra to ba eball our le on are well maetered in tho e informal cla es HL 1 a fat Oflle mth both box and lrl 1 am nzonarclz of all Prperzmenls .5 . :ft . A . . , . 1192, .4 C Y .I C Y' c ' 4' . . U Q W . Q . . U 1- - , M ra algebraic forms or trying out his well-known 1 . . X - I v 1 . ., N : .. . ' .. g ' 'S :S ' ' 0 's' s ' . ' 's ' . K' . f - 5' . 0 5 . ss s ' .' I S . 55.1 ' 's ' ' 's gf' 5. .G - . ,T l s Mr. Madden, with his engaging Irish person- ality, was rated Tops as a chaperone hy the X Senior Wasliinffton Club l'Z1lOllf' with tl1e Nlrs. . 0 N 0 courscl Red need no introduction llc Wm coache ba ketball xerx u ce fullx a prm l hs our Triple C ratinv and ha taken oxcr our track team vf 4 ur I hate named lllc 1111111 I med sm no mort N IIXXI 'XIXIJH-N W Vl e are all acquainted with the Colonial Room and 1th friendly teacher Wlr Sherman Hex , Flly mastery of alld enthuxiaem for her uork com Q bmed mth the mo t modern method- of presenta t1on make her cour ea appealmff and tl1oro11 h As freshmen ue held her in awe, but aa 91111101 in deep affection Suck to your amz NlRb SHEHNI-Kxl l 1t111 and l'renrh Nlr Bruce an accompli hed P13111 t 1 much - lll demand H cla e rellecthl true per o11al1 tx and are looked foward to ln tudent for :fs their COI1'ClllEil tone a11d drs humor He 1 al o J U 1' l found 011 our athletlc field coat 11111 the 01rl It 'Elan lhnllull tie kill of plaxiiff oft all al d0llIZl'15lIf Loud jfllou 'NIR BKU4 l' Ceneral Nlatheinatims and BKICIIIC U1 lxhodenwer 1 the Ulfl ba ketball coach and an ardent ba ehall fan du lI'lOll hut deeplx enjox ne tne a11d elhuenu mth her teams are found al o 111 165 Nhe 1 qlllel and 111 flll fhe Name eai x ICI he uperu e her cla -room actni Play ball play ball mls, 1 MISS RHODENIZER Social Studles s 5' ' 5 c ss S is 'et A, f i i c- 5 ' ' fl ,F 'ly' 0 . f ' . i I ,T7 Y'll,,'. A f l if llliisival l'i1llll'klll0ll lDi1'e1'tu1' CHF: ,V ' ' ' ' , 1 s. - . ' 0 2 - 1 fm . - e - ' I laurx ' 5 if I- . ' If , ' s Q C g . Y V , A ' ' , ' . 's. ss - , - as If . . , . 111 A . . ' S s . s . ' ' . is sss ' 's S '- -to Y - A x e Q - 5 S 11' ' . . ' . f A if 1 ' s 5 C - ' A 'JF . ' -l' Z1 I. 5 i ' ' l 5 ' EC b . ' f 1 .2 1 1 ' -'Q . bb , 5 C 5 5 S ' . C 'S ' ' - 5 ' s. ' ' '5 1. ' 3 '- s ss vli' l s 1 s s s : s ' sg - ' li N- 1, 1 as , , '7 I2 . 5 V ection NIR DUI LOH' Indu trial 'Xrts T IKE 'l i 'NIISS ROBINSON BIISIIIF s Suluemt The suave nattily dressed gentleman often seen dr1v1nU a flashy convertible is Mr New comb head of our Fn li h Department Incl dents here and there amed from his exten ive European travels lend a fascinatmfr touch to our classes and certainly help to make a textbook l1ve Every man IS a Lolume zj you knou hou to read hznz A building contractor in -his own right, Mr. 0 Dolloff is master of Room 1. His careful man- agement and practical experience have borne Comme fruit, for his students have turned out some line Ax D.,u.vr ' Tal' -- products of skillful workmanship under his dir- gdb Every man Ls the architect o his own uture. MISS Roblnsons tireless energy v1tal person alxty and dependable judgment have been an in sp1rat1on to students at Cape Elizabeth H1 h Her willingness to take over extra curricular actlvl ties ln splte of her very busy schedule ha materlallzed in two peppy cheerleadm teams and an enthusiastic bowling group Energetzc lltllllllg anything but zdle Xltllfj O ft I ooo 0 O o 0 J D O x E ET! uni 8 Z- x I 'HR 'NPXM OXIB hnglrsh Serial Studu and l' rem h 5 Uur Fnglish and ocial QlHd1CS teacher N11 Thompson ls luely and wlttx always w1ll1n to ,ive that little bit of extra help so necessary when we are behind Her animation and usacity kindle our daily ela sroom recitatxons Small rn .stature but mighty ln splrzl ffllllih MISS THOMPSON Lngllsh and Social btudlc X at ,- y f f 5' , i Uc- X 1 r , 1 Y ,A ' Q 9 ' :I Q . , . . - - - . .g . X . . .I v Y V ,Y a 5 Q . . . Y . U 5 f c , . . . UU l U . V. . . . ,, y 1 1 . a l ' W 9 . . U Y 1 l ' l' X X U,C .- , . C s . . -A . . . 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Q n ' ' ' S . ,, , , Q its I. u -S eaver to help and wxllxn f to put lns tlme at sour Mr Tyler wah new to us this year, but the paxnstakmff manncr and cooperatne spmt whlch he brouffht wlth lnm Qoon e-tahllshed hlm ln our frlend hlp He can he found 1n hub cla-sroom with a crowd of tudents around hum alwas: Alaelara- a ll 41.11 +3r ll'+ 2x'4nx+4v I-'I' 3f41+1.s,4n7 V P dl po al H N ine nl nn 45 gmt 5 1 f:'7fAg?L75 ' l' ll' O plaln, sound sensa true rnen are rnud Mlss Smlth s engagmv smlle and PTCPOSSCSSIHU manner have endeared her to all btudents of muslc Wlth her help we learn to recogmze good musxc, apprecxate the pleasure we can recelve from lt, and the enjoyment derned from Slflfflllf' Mre Podkowa, wl10 has cheerfully lned Nllifb VNIIIH f he lluh Urrhf ra and Band What harmony IS this 9 'lly good rzends, hark throuvh the HIISPFOHUHCIHIIOII and IT'llSpt'lllI1f'H of her name, hae revned student lntereet ln art It IS a pleasure to work under her frlendly Uuld ance 4 paint brush IS my jutorzle lot ,, A more pauent ladxllke manner would be ' . hard to find than IS eudenced Ill our Ho ne Fco nomlcb teacher 'Nlr lxendall She IS CHUEI' to help her btudentb learn the cullnarx art aa well as SCNIIIU crochetlnv lillllllflo' and tattlnv all addb up to a fa crnatx IU cour e wzth a mo t gracloub Instructor ' 4 .sue t dlspoazlzon a friend to all ll ll I ' Q 'VIRS PUDIKOWA Mt lhref tor MRS KLNDALL Home Economlcs . 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I f 1 14 'S IPSTER IRX IN JORDAN mutxon pr lr p n Often been l l'lSlllH ha lxetlnall ehall 1 2 3 -1 etlmall 1 la ma us 3 4 Student flllllllll l at Fiery mlm lan his Illlll mul hrrusly 1 ll During the past three years Lester Jordan ha been our class president Hrs pleasmg personallty and even tempcra nent haxe won hum many frxends Les has partlclpated 1n all sports throuffhout hrs school years and earned an envlable reputatlon On the ba ketball court he has excelled Last summer he showed hls sklll as a pltcher mth the Stewart P Nlorrlll Post at the '-ame tlme lend mg a helpmg hand on the famxly farm llc ha hm h hopes of becommg a profe sional ball player It IS the UIIHDIITIOLIQ opmlon of all hrs clas mate that Lester 1 to ,l 'I Y .V , Q - g'I.f'Su A l' ' : To he a 0 all layer. i . 1 ,' S, 4 ' Bas Y: Bask .12.3.-l H1apt.l: D'- t' '. . 2 .f Q 'A 1 Tr -lc l. 11. 3. -1: Class President 2, 3. 4: Ski Club 1, 2. 3. Washington filulv 3, 4. fe V' If I . 1 ' fs . . N S . . . 64 as . . . l .N ' F . . . . . . 1, u S .g A . :- . . M . . . LS S H ps... ROBI-IRT DUXNING ANDERSON Dunnie Ambition: Flying. Often Seen: Fixing the movie projector. Uramatics 4: Clee Club 15 Ski Club 2: Washington Club 3, 4. Xu legacy is so rich as honesty. l ,I w , C- S' M 'fc N . KSN ice T gy . f ki , X, 7' 44 P fe f - A . ,A il Q xxx , 741 L 'Sax' X JOHN CECIL AUSTIN Nfohnfttev acc LTransferred from Connecticut School Sophomore year-J Ambition: College Often Seen: With a car full. Basketball 15 Dramatics 1, 3, 45 Cheerleading 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 35 Track 2, 3, 45 NAUTILCS 3, 45 Class Vice-President 44 Glee Club 35 Riding 15 Ski Club 15 Washington Club 3, 45 junior Prom Com. 35 Art Club 15 Football 15 Soccer 1. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Ambition: Civil Sersice Work Often Seen' Bringing the notices Softball 2 Dramatics 4 Bowling 3 'NALTILLS 4 Clee Club 1, 25 Washington Club 45 Dance Chairman for , Junior Scramble and Nautilus Dance 2, 3. Her smile is the sweetest that erer was seen. MARY CLAIRE BOWDEN Dutchess,, DOROTHY ARLENE BOYCE Dottie Ambition: English and History teacher. Often Seen: Worrying about tests. Swimming Club li Damatics 4: Bowling 3, 4: GAA 3. lSec. Treas. 434 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 44 Washington Club 3, 4 lChairmanl 3 Art Club 4g NAUTu.us 43 Class Secre- tary-Treasurer 4. 1 lovc tranquil solitude and such society As is quiet. wise, and good. NANADELE BUHLERT Noni Ambition: Physical Therapy. Often Seen: With So. Portland boys. Basketball iAsst. Manager! 2g Swimming Club 1, 2. 3, 4g Dramatics 4: GAA 3, 4g Cape Horn 2: NAuT1Lus 3. 4: High Spot 45 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Washington Club 3. 4. A book filly chosen is a life long friend. JO-ANN LAWLOR CONNELLY fo Ambition: To be successful. Often Seen: Being called to the phone. Dramatlcs 4: Bowling 3: Cape Horn 2: NAUTILUS 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 4: Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Washington Club 3, 4: Art Club 1, 4. Bleu with that charm, the certainty to pleasefy W' Cflliiltfl F7 ' j W Eff' PHILLIP MURRAY DEARBORN Phil Ambition-: College. Often Seen: Coming to school with no books. Basketball 1, 4 tMgr.lg Swimming Club 1: Dramatics 1, 3, 4: Cheerleading 1: Student Council Pres. 4: Track 1, 4: Cape Horn 1: NAUTILUS 1, 4: High Spot 4: Class Treas. 1: Washington Club 3, 4: Dance Chairman for .lunior Prom 3. While I at length debate, Others step in to catch the 'b1'rd'. Ambition 3 ELIZABETH ANN GREEN STREET Ambition To feel ambttlous Often Seen Crammlng for test Softball 2 Dramatic-s 4 Bowling 3 4 Natrius 4 Glee Club 1 2 Washington Club 4 -Krt Club 1 Y A lmmg heart the beglnnzng of all ltnouledge 'Y ,JA CYMBRID FOGG Cym 'f-T Often Seen Thinking f-Z' Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Washington Club 4 li i Words of truth and soberness ...ii A --v, ff-San ' cc sa - ? I ,A .-X . ,rg ... : V. Z., Q - 1, Z - tt ty Q R W , l , T v J 5 - V V Y , . ,, 1 ' 'Liz : ' E s- 1 I , I ' '. I , : . :. . .. b. . . I . ., JAMES LAWRENCE HOADLEY Larry Often Seen: Talking politics. Baseball 3, 4: NAUTILUS 4: Clee Club l, 4: Washington Club 3, 4: Master of Ceremonies at Freshman Recep- tion 4. Ambition: Public Management. I My tongue is the pen of a ready writer. 'll fs PHILLIP ELLIS HASTY Phil ' Ambition: Engineering. Often Seen: At the taxi stand. Baseball 1, 2: Basketball 1: Dramativs 2, 3, 4: Traek 4: k Cape Horn 1: Clee Club 1, 2: Ski Club 2: Washington N Club 3, 4: Dance Chairman 2, 3. ,r I He mixes reason with pleasure, and wisdom 'rr with mirthf' ali f ui, lTransferred from Portland Junior year.l Often Seen: Walking to the mail box. Cvlee Club 1. A sound so fine, IITBVHJS nothing between it and silence. L! JANE JULIA LABELLE Janie Ambition: Secretary. ' Ch' ' ELIZABETH ANN LAILER Betty ' Ambltlon l rnate Qecretary Often been Twpmg notues Dramatlei 4 NALTILLS 3 4 Claes, Secretary 2 fl t ,. X Club l Z School Treasurer 4 ' Palzenre I5 the neeessarv mgredzent of genzuv HUGH MATHER LAVALLEE Hug 4TranQferred from Connectnut Junior yearj Ambmon Dartmouth Often Seen Fllrllllfl with underclaismen Dramatlcel 2 3 4 Student Counell 4 TraLk4 N TIILS 4 flee Club 2 Slu Club 1 2 Washmgton Club 3 4 Dance Chalrman 3 4 Football 1 2 To he great 19 to be m sumlcrslaod f -- ' JEAN MAY LAWRENCE leannze E U '- Ambmon To lne on a ranch Often been Horseback fldlng Swlmmmg 3 Bowlmg 4 CA-X 3 Rndlng 1 Dance XRS Chairman 3 4 Art Club 1 TY Bless me' This IS pleasant ruling on the ra I I ' T 6: , ' 1 A A L - . . ' , .V ' ll V1 ' 5 , 1 . , -- U t. - A - - - ., LL .977 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 473 Basketball 3, 41 Swimming 4. . ,.., , : : ' : At'- . 7 1 , 5 z ' , : y 2 ' y Z . ' tt - , ,, .-J . I-i,f-l ' W 7 ts f av I t . . Z .1 : A A 3 . . 4 , 3 - X X N M 'QX Qx HOBERI FRANKLIN LHI HTUN o Amlnuon Qufnhxng Ofcn Seen Wnth 'Nlr Yla den sfralll 4 B k h 3 4 SWIIIIIIIIII 2 umatn 5 ent ounul llll Ns ne f' e u 2 W U on l Myer Plulul uhen une man IS oppressed Hur flfjefzul uhlle annihar 11 ales! ANN XY INSI UNK LO! HROP 1mm nl ntmn he .1 Ill Often Seen Ialklngz boftball 7 Ba ketlmll 3 Dramatic 4 Student Louncnl LI KX 3 4 Ornhc-L. NA 1 N 1l!Q.I0ll 1 lhlllllld fo Plc' hln wplmn I Nophonnm lop 2 n Iro 1 5 She hrlghtlv snules and suullw .illlflb NIMUUKIL IURRXINL NlILliLhR Uurfm Ill ntmn lo haw twin ten Nm-'n thc nm r nnnnn B ns f n L Ill U, 1 She that IA utr juzr and nezer proud Has u Irllgllz uf ull! and ul 18 nuer luuf ff! 1 Q vu- - .2 -1-.A ... COME TO R Z.,- KATHLEEN BIQATRICE OLSEN Kayo' Ambition: To be a success. Often Seen: Leaving for lNew York. Softball 1, 23 Basketball lg Swimming 1: Dramatics 1, 3, 4: Cheerleading 2, 3, 43 Bowling 33 GAA 3, 43 NAL'- 'llLl5 4: Class Sec.-Treas. 3g C-lee Club lg Riding l: Washington Club 3, 45 Dance Chairman of Junior l'rom, Sophomore Hop. Fair tresxes m1m's imperial race insnures. IR-XNCIS 0 NILILL 1 edro -Xmbition College Often been -Xt track practue Ba ketball 4 Dramatu: 4 liatk 7 3 4 Clee Club 4 V5.1 lllIIgl0Il Club 3 4 lruth is the hzghmt thing a n an may keep W IXSLOW STERLING PILLCBLRY Bmliy Ambition lndu trial de lgner Often Seen Doing bookkeeping Ba eball 1 Dramatlf' 4 'lravk 4 Cape Horn 7 Al rILlQ 'S 4 Clee Club 1 Wa hington Club 3 4 Dance Chairman '7 3 -Kr! Club Z There is no wmlom like franltmss l 4. Y . . . Y . .4 , ,, . . L -5' 3 'K Z ' ' -v 1 Z 3 11 . , . - .. A V i In 1 ll. if , ll ' ' y' ' f f ,ia , . P , ffl J -, f 3 v. ,. 53, 59:1 2 , N. . . , ,E . A 4, a ' A U i . : s ' S' . -11-1 ' . ' V -- s : ' S : ' ' : . Z.: N. '- 5 'N V . . - . .' . . .1 ig.. , ., . 1 . s , , sr -.:r - . 1 . . .., . . . 1 B ' ANN MARIE REEVES Ree1'f's1'c,' Ambition: Airline Hostess. Often Seen: Transeribing shorthand. Softball 1. 3: Dramaties 4: Glee Club 1. 2: Washington Club 4: Riding 1: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 lCo-Captainl. As merry as the day is long. BARBARA SHARPE Bunny Ambltlon Night club Qlnger Often Been Sxnglng boftaall 1 Clee Club 1 3 -1 Bowling 4 Softball l Dramatxcs 4 Im vuldr-st uhen I smg AlIllDlll0l1 College Often Seen Arguing wltll Larry 'lrdtlx l 2 flee Club-1 Celtlng up stem not so tau as lung T3 ' lk 1: K. l l , ,': ' : 1 MAURICE ELDEN SHARPE .llm ' V'- '.' ' 5 ' .Q .' ' .U XR I f MARY ANNP S1 LN ILNS 'llrzry Ambmon To get the mmt out of ltfe Often Seen With Tomnn Softballl 3 Ba ketballl 7 3 4 Dramatic 4 Student LOUHCII 3 Bowlnng 3 INALTIILS 4 Hugh Spot Z C' a e 1 f Ceefuml 7 w3hlllgl0 3 4 Art Club 2 fenlle of speech hem' ual aj mznd lip INA LILLIAIN sw L F1 sm 1 .,. 1 l Ambltlon Secretary s Often been Nlakmg posters R Dramatlce 4 Bowling 3 4 Nu 1l1l S 4 flee Club 3 4 Washington Club 3 4 Art llulm 7 Bleit ulth a temper uhuse unrluuded nu fan maine tnmorrou rhur ul as today GEORFF HFNRY TH AX FR 9 1 Ambltmn We t Pmnt i Often been Taking DIPIUFFQ eball 'l 3 4 a ketball lmgr 4l 14 I mg: amatnc: 4 Nunn 5 4 flee ilul 4 Wa Img.: Club 3 4 Master of his oun thoughts 4 - .- f' 111' . : S ,Z-, -. 1 ' S : 3 ' ' 1 ' .1 '. ' . : ' ' : ,.l se 1 Pr 5. , Vi'e-Pres. 2: l ll l . L: ' s ' n Club , : A . . 5 .5 I - V 46 , In vi -L. 415:35 'D '31 ,.., Y 7 tl . ,,L.1.. . ,I 5' .. , H ,if A N ' U fr? 4-r v . :X ', 11. .1 3' ' ii' ll . , A .I A-. , , A 3. .Z V . ' l U N, 'v 7, Q 4 4 s L 4 , , , AL' 1 ' J 'H lip ' I 3 Z : I S ' I .. -' 1 Bas ..,., :Bs . .ss. r.3P: GQ Dr A. I 1 I 1 : 's'.'t'n 1. - .7 Y ,. ,' , ' .4 - l fs 1 xi-,fl . .. J J LONSTANCE LOVISF THORNTON fonnu Vlran ferred from NI.-1 Zilnllll vt! Sophomore- mr I Ambition NurQe Often Seen Writing nntee all 2 3 Ba ketlall 2 3 4 Qw mmlllfl 3 Dramatic' 4 Bowling: 3 C44 'S 4 Cape Horn 7 Ax US 4 flee Club 2 'S 5 1 Wasblnglon Club 3 4 4 decent boldness cur met mth rluuls ROBERTA 'VILRIEL VhRHlLL Bert -Kmbmon 1 orham Mate 'leachcra Lollege Often been Rldlllf. wlth Barble boftball 1 3 Ba ketball 1 Dramatms 4 Lheerleadln 3 4 btudentLounm1l l 4 Bowling, 3 GAA 3 tPresl 4 NA1 TILUS Z 3 Lla -, Nxfe Ire 5 blee Llub 1 7 3 Waihmgton Club 3 4 Dance Qhalrman for Pre hman egeptlon 1 bophomore Hop 2 ,lunlor Prom 5 Toll says the pruzerb lb the, ure 0 umm 31' K' Q ll ll W lvl, www Wi' l Ulf N 1' .. SFLIMHLX RANDALL XX ILL-XRD buuc hnbmon College Utten 5ven Nlllthlllf., lhenn IFN etball 2 5 4 Id .1 me ee Llub 1 bludent Louncll I 'Nui lb buf!!! lu hear .sluu tu speak xluu to uiut 1' Y lk X 4+ kg: 'ef Q An Ideal Frrl and Boy Vlere Made From Senlor Members D1st1n ulshed and Stald GN: C' Harr Eyes Bose 'Vlouth 141 ure I ersonalrty Voice Hex ht Teeth Hands Best Tempered Le s Girls Lllzabeth Green treet teun Lothrop Mary Bowden 'Wars Stexens Mars Bowden Ann Lothrop Ann Lothrop Roberta Y errlll 'Vlary Bowden Lonnre Thornton Jean Lawrence Conme Thornton Mary Stevens Ha1r E5 es 'Nose Nlouth Phu rque Tersonalrtv V orce Her ht Teeth Hands Best lempercd e s SUN IOR FAN ORITFS We made our cholce Our faworrtes are these If you a ree wrth them Do rt next year plea e Boys Bob Lex hton Steve W lllard Hugh l awallee Tester Jordan I ester Jordan Tester Jordan Hu h Laxallee l hrl Dearborn Wm low Prll burx VIII low Plll burw Qteve W rllard I ester Jordan Hu h Lawallee Faworrte qchool Subject Favorne Favorne Favorne Favorne Favorne Favorue Favorne Favorne Favorve Favorne Favorne Favorne Favorne Favorne Radro Pro ram Food Color on Sport Home Star Pastlme Orche tra Personalrty MOVIE Sm er Amb1t10n Nia azrne Book Inn l1sh Boston Ballroom Przza Pre B ue Stardust Basketball Rrchard VK 1dmark DdUC1H Guy Lombardo beneral Ike Cone W 1th The W 1nd Brlly Eck tme Colle e L1 e Black Rose 1? 4' 1 3 4' J K 9 Q' Q tc S A 1 Q 1. 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'QNX ,uf H6 OFS NNQB The ofliclal launchmg of the shnp NALTILLS IS scheduled for June :J 1951 weather provldlng As the work crew puts the Hnlshmg touches on the cllpper shlp each workman recalls that September day when the keel was lald Hue years a 0 A few days before constructlon was to start in the year 1946 the crew was sadly lnformed that lt must begln Its four year project one wear early due to the crowded condltlons m the mould loft fgrammar schoolsl Our work crew conslsted of forty three green horns rncludxn Sally Waters who came all the way from Alaska to jom us Looklng hack on that fateful year we dlstlnctly recall how much our presence dlsturbed the hlgh and mlghtt upper crewrnen Because we were allowed only four years of partlcrpatnon ln most act1v1 tles work was temporarrly delayed Long and lanky Les Jordan partxally lard the skeleton of our chpper shlp when he won the mlle race 1n a Trlple C Track Meet The operetta Marxanne saw the completlon of the skeleton It gave those who were muslcally mclmed a chance to slng thelr sea chantles 1n fact the two leadmg roles for glrls were earned bv apprentlces Ann Lothrop and Nan Buhlert The crew chose Roberta Verrrll and Steve Wlllard to represent them on the desxgners staff fStudent Counclll Some of the gang took a few weeks off to be m the play Carrxe of the Carmval Wlth the beglnnmg of our second year five new recrults asslsted ln laymg the and Max Robmson Constructlon work acam went on IH earnest Dlck Anderson was elected foreman of the newly formed skr club with Lester Jordan as h1s asslstant Drck was also one of our representatn es on the desxrner s board lStudent Councll Ann Lothrop was the other Bob Lelghton was on the Boys Varslty Swlmmm Team that breezed mto first place wrth Falmouth 1n the Tr1ple C Swrmmmg Meet Ixatharme Lang and 'Wan Buhlert earned several I'l1JbOI1S for the Clflg Swrmmlng Team The glrls took the prlze at the Trlple L Swlmmmn Meet thxs year The same year Bob Lelghton Steve Wlllard and Les Jordan supported the Boys Varslty Basketball Team whlle Katle Lang Conme Thornton Mary Stevens and Ann Reeves supported the Glrls Varsity Team Also 1n1919 Les Jordan Bob 'Vlelchlor Bob Lelghton Max Roblnson and Francls 0lNe1ll were on the Track Team Francls won the mxle Jaunt La 8 V 1 . 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Steve Wlllard Les Jordan and Bob Le1 l1I0ll helped to syy1n the boom Baseballj Katre Lanv Kathleen Olsen 'md Mary Steyens d1d the1r part for the Gl!'15 Softball Team Kathleen Olsen succeeded 1n be1n the only apprenuce 011 the Vars1tv Cheer leadmg Squad Wxth the keel la1d dur1n our second year yye went 011 to te the ma t New faces were Paul Steven Hu h Iayallee a11d Sk1p Nlacllonald Lester succeeded 1n becomm, our th1rd year foreman lclas pres1dentl Repre sentat1ves on the Des1 ner s Board were 'Vlary Steyens and John AUSIIH The shellbacks tSen1orsl ne ded our help for the1r play and they chose Lester to take the part of a football star 1n 1t lxathleen later carr1ed the lead 111 My Slster E1leen yylth ma11y other creyy memb r upportmg her Many Jun1or workers took part 111 the fle Club Cay N1net1es Revue Am Lotl1rop was elected foreman of the ble Club mth Bert Verr1ll as ass1stant Nfany D1rls part1c1pated 1n the ne1ylyor,a117ed moyylm club Wmsloyy Blnky P1llsbury secured the po t of a OCIHIC adyert1s1n mana er Once anam both the 1rls and boys ma111t:1111ed pos1t1ons O1 the vars tv Bas ketball and Baseball teams Our final le ' By June 5 1951 the sa1l yy1ll be set Work has one smoothly oyer the past three years Ph1l Dearborn wa elected foreman of the Des1,ners Board after campa1,n1n a a1nst John Austm To start thln s roll1n we elected Le Jordan as head foreman and our representauyes on the Des1 ntrs Board were Berta Verr1ll Ann Lothrop Bob Lex hton and Hu h Layallee Betty La ler was appomted ll charce of the Des1 ner s Board funds The funds needed for the Wa h111 tor TFIIJ were obta111ed by the productlon of the sen1or class play Sprm 1 Here Later ll the year yye held a fr1ed clam supper to F8156 add1t1onal mon y for the tr1p Tins NCI t11re proyed to be a ,rcat succe s Nlr and Mr Nladden were tl1e Cl1dlJCI'OIlC of thc yoya e a11d a ood t1me was had by all Now as June 5 1951 drayy 1ear llllfly lI'l1ll9Il caxncn arc at tl1e dock anvuous to set sa1l See you IH L1yerpool' Ju-gat www 7' CG 3 ' 4' ll 77 , L7 , g L g V f - Q :H ' M S ' .L ' 1 ' 5 U ' K ' C' v ' ' ' ' 'g L sp 'ss. s, g 1 ' . . . 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V .V V V V VV V SVV 1' . . s. . 2 ' s ' V' g . g ' ' A V A V V . z V ' V. .1 ' S ,V V ' . alpwll and YQ amen CLASS WILL We the class of 1951 berng physrcally mentally and morally fit do hereby publrsh and declare thrs our last wrll and testament rn manner and form as follows Fzrst To the freshmen we leave thrs rnsprrrng thought Lrfe can be beautrful Second To the sophomores we leave a perrod of rest before they undertake the responsrbrlrty of bemg senrors Third To the junrors vve leave fond memorres of the Vlashlngton trrp wrth the nopes that they secure chaperones equal to our own Mr and Mrs Madden Fourth To the faculty a chance to reeuperate after four years F1 th To the Prrncrpal a parr of ear muffs and an electrrc fan to help hrm be more comfortable rn future student councrl meetrngs We hereby make specral bequests to the followrng John Austrn leaves hrs lrst of female telephone numbers and a handful of nrckles Wendall Tucker wrth the knowledge he wrll make wonderful use of them Robert Anderson leaves as quretly as he came rn Dorothy Boy ce leaves her abrlrty to ,et along vvrth all the teachers to Drckre Chap man lNanadele Buhlert leaves her shy and retrrrng nature to her srster Anrta wrth rnsrde rnformatron vvhrch we know Anrta wrll never use Mary Bowden an avrd baseball fan leaves her base but takes her curves ,lo Ann Connelly leaves the vearbook edrtorshrp to Davrd Fampbell alon wrth a Phrl Dearborn leaves but not vvrthout an argument Cymbrrd l'oCg leaves hrs herrht to Drckv Thayer rn hopes rt wrll be of beneht on the basketball floor Elrzabeth Greenstreet leaves her bovvlrn abrlrty to next vear s team they ll be lost W1lh0Ut1t Lrz James Hoadley leaves all the Bepublrcans Bah' Phrl Hasty leaves Dodre Qtevens darn rt Les Jordan leaves hrs mannerly ways for some Dentleman lust rn case one appears Ann Lothrop leaves her rncrn abrlrtv to Betty Blomberg ,lean Lawrence leaves her quret unsuspectrng jokes to anyone who can get them Elrzabeth Larler leaves from the graduatron march to the vveddrnc march ,lane LaBelle leaves her hrrh prtched vorce to the wrnd Bob Ierchton leaves hrs lrp trck smeared shrrt to Flobe Laundry Hu h Lavallee leaves hrs well used mrrror to anyone who dares look at hrmself that long I , 7 9 5 5 . 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'. . - - ' ' D Marjorle Mercer leaves with her future vsell planned and how Kathleen Olsen leaves for reener pa ture ln hopes Sally Wray wlll follow Barbara Sharpe leaves us uonderlng a she sln s Francls 0 'Nerll leaves h1s abllxtv to run the mlle to Gerry Davls WIHSIOW Plllsbury leaves happv he has just been reimbursed for h1s gasollne from the Yearbook fund Ann Reeves leaves rmmedlatelv for the drug tore force of habxt you know' Lllllan Sweetslr leaves a drawn card for others to copy She rates this tltle from her ood looks and her artlstlc talent Maurlce Sharpe leaves h1s curly harr and tenor vorce to Kenny Barrett Georae Thayer leaves h1s place at the front of the lunch llne to Mr Newcomb Roberta Verr1ll leaves her abxllty to leep throu h study hall and still mamtaln her regular place ln the lunch lme to anyone who can Det away with rt Steve Wrllard leaves h1s lnterest rn certaln Deerm lrls to Merrxll Plaxsted In w1tness whereof we herevs 1th set our hand and seal thrs elghth day of June ln the Year of our Lord one thousand n1ne hundred and fifty one SIGNED SEALED AND DELIVERED IN THE PRESENCE OF l l 1 ' S 'I ' f l ' g s s. ' ' ' ' ' '. : ' ' s ., Q g . . , T . v . . . . . . L u . . Y . H y. g ,, I . . U . . , D . Mary Stevens left early for the l'State of Matrimonyf, of . . A n l . .. Y Q U . . . V ca . . . S . . . g g. . . ' y , V Y. . . W , 7 K' tt ' l . L , , - . ' E I 3 S v. Emi U Mos: A rtzstzc Must Studwua Best Lzked Af Most Pesszmlslzc Most Dependable WICIILSI WHO S Most Optlmlstu. Bu! Damn rs Most Altractlne Best Dressed IIN J Best A clots Most Flzrtalwus '-will' 'W est N atured L ci' 1111 Most Likely Tu Succeed B1 st filhlnles Latest M X -fe' Shyesl Quzetest Q Cleepzesz 1-ary: - ' J' .1 1 x v' N ' zx., Dig S ' 1 : v' f 1 zz 3 , XA E 1 1 Q 4-Q.. v . - . iff B ' - r .Y 'Q Q .1-A i nil K' f XQVISH INAQG Xxx X ,f N X N NW ' 'N fx A 'x fx PS 'N ,N fx A 'N A O N ,Sqn I A ,A O A nn F G f-Nf:.xf-XY-K-I fN fx O F' K- f f' f fr K - O A 1 fl!! JUNIOR CLASS Front Row Left to Right F Foss ,I Willey ,I Mrtchell A Cook W Moore L Stevens K Adlard C Roast V Nelson D Rochon 'NI Emery G Hapworth N Beebe Second Row Miss Thompson ,I Rogers ,I Nlereer P Skxlllngs J Olsen A Hlll D Slulhng: NI Cook C Leighton J Alexander P Dunn N Sellers S Hay B Leonard D Fox V Sweetslr ,I Hanscom S Olsen Thxrd Row D Tyder C Leonard W Holman C Mercer f Knight D Campbell D qerette W B1rook1ng R Schwartz J Gould W Tucker P Chapman R Johnson W Will R Ross P Buck 1n U01 IDI'-S' Przslduu Kelth Adlard Vzce I reszdenl 'VC arren Moore Secretary Lots Stevens Treasurer Con tance Roast Kelth Adlard took hx place 0 ce note at the helm and the flass of 52 salled swiftly l1I'Ollfl1 another year jammed with new experlences studles and extra currlcular HCIIVIIICN The end of three years has come mth ll htnln speed and we wonder how so many tlllllca could po slbly have taken place Our class ls well stocked mth aclne member who have con trlbuted thetr part 1n ba kctball cheerleadm bonlm track base ball and music Our Wa lun lon Llub members upplled the tasty sandvuches old durnn lunch periods the davs we were burdened with tho e dreaded mld year and hnal exams Thts extra money quickly earned made Wa lun ton eem that much nearcr Leadm ln the -octal potll ht na the tradlttonal exent the ,lumor Prom It wa truly a bcautlful alla r and capably mana ed by the Prom Lom mtlees Wllll Mlss 'lhompson a our zulu cr and one more year to whlclt we can look foruard the Lla s of 52 hopes to contribute much to Cape Ellzabeth H Ch 'if w , : . .,. , . , . , . , . '.,, . D, , . , . , . - ,r. , . , . . : ,. L, .. , . ,. . , . , . ' ,, 1. , . , - , , . , . -, . , . , . .', . , Q : . , . , . ,. , ,. , . , .L , . ,. ,. , . ,. , . , . , . ,,. J. I I . , . , v F s n x ' , ' . ' .' .U ,l . ' ' . .. . . ,. 1 . lg 1 -- , ' L ' .U U ' ' . F to . , 'Hr s.. ' ' . l Q ' .U '.U '. ' ' v F- Cs 9 x . .1.11 X 111 . 1 , .. 5 I. - y. - . . - 1 - v v 1, g . 1 , . .Q ,, Q 1 , 1 . , F . . 11 .11. 1. 1 .11 11 .. 1 - C' ' lf 1 ,S ,. I . U . C . 5 . z '. , 1 ., , S .S . , , I EU. I The Sophomore Class has progressed rapidly this year under the able leadership l , f b 0, 1 of our president, Lynden Turner. ' 1 Early in the fall, we named a class ring committee and those concerned met with ' 6 Mr. Tupper. By March l5, we were Msporting, 'our new rings. About this same time, our Washington Club was formed with Elizabeth Linberg as president. A rence, Dave Burks, Fred Armstrong, and Ken Barrett, and the girls' team by Liz Linberg, Carol Ann Cobb, Pat Smith, Evelyn Johnson, and Arlene Maxwell. Quite ' N a few others were represented on ,layvee teams. l X x On the baseball diamond we had Billy Hoadley behind the batter and Dave Burks and Dick DiMatteo 'ichuckingv them in to him. g Lg J Mr. Bruce has been our class adviser and seen us through the rough spots. , V' 1- The boys' basketball team benefitted by the efforts of Bill Hoadley, Bud Law- I1 ri 'Q' ,Li - L C Qpliom ofa? Presidenlkliynden Turner VICE Preszdent David Burlcs Secretary lNancy Asbury Treasurer lxenneth Barrett EQW' N01 HONIORF CLASS First Row Left to Right -X Jorlan l Hannaford J Nlartm B ladabouthe 'N gmlth lx Barrett D Burks L 'lurner 'N Aburx P Smith Nl Plal ted X Nlaxvsell X Nllddle woth 5 Wray cond Bow Ur Brute A Dudley 'N Smith J Burn NI lx1g.ht X Sdelmger t folli Linberg L Johnson A Jardine C Clifford C Iandrex B Wrlard J Xliore 'Nl frat I Dau R Nlorong Third Row H Denm on l lone l Banlt on NI lawrence R Ddlatteo H Husell I' Am trong C Wheeler W Hoadley H Ilan ted F Cobb R Blake R lurner ,l Currier 'N jordan W Brown D Patten C Nlurraw F' 7 f lg - f .1 bu V ,J 0 6 - It Ur- l ' ,ka I. ' A ' ' ' ,, . .X s-Y 1 A .J . . ' V ' . . 3 . ' . ' ' ' - , V 1 . . . ,, , .. , , . ,. ', . ,...s j, . ,.. s s'r. Se ,. s.,- H'.J..,l, ',,.,1.l'.. ,. ,.. ,. ,.. ',. r ,.,f ,,.1,. 1- s, ' . '. ' - 1 ., . ' .. ' . . 5 ,.. 5, - 5 ,.. , , . . . . H. , ..I'- , Y ,A . ,. . . , S 4, . , . , . 5 , . , . , . , . ',1. , - 1 ' 1 '- .'- FRESHMAN CLASS Flrst Row Left to Rlght R Cook J Descheneaux B Holden M Bauer E Hyde A Buhlert A DCSHIIIIS J Hey S Wong C Sellers L Smxth J Collin E Blomberg P Nelson Second Row J Phllbrlck C Stevens E Boynton D Wortheu J Denmson J Fox E Brown M Lovely B Reed P Shoemaker D Srdelmger C Klbler B Mulllgan J Skrllrngs B lrrsh N? EB. A Llbby F Dearborn R Olsen A Llbby D Scott R Thayer Third Row L Marshall B Murrav H PHCDIOS D Hlll R St Pzerre K Sweetsxr D Pulkkxren J Doherty D WllllS D Randall S almg D Chapman E Ryder W Wrthers M Hasty T Martin C Dyer F Nloore MISS Rho e lzer X X V wk XY 1-3 wg t FSS mean X t Preszdent Albert DeSant1s Vzce Presuient Judy Hey Secretary Sylvla Wong Treasurer Amta Buhlert In the course of a year our first xn Cape Eltzabeth Hxgh, we have made ourselves rrght at home We have fifty five members m our class and are well represented xn school actxvltxes Many of the glrls belong to the G A A the Glee Club, and the Chorus The boys are active ln athletics Larry Marshall made the swlmmmg team Albert DeSant1s, the varsxty basketball team, and several of the boys made the jayvee basketball team Our boys are equally well represented on the baseball diamond All through the year we have had the fnendly guxdance of our adviser Mxss Rhodemzer We are now lookmg forward to three more years of actlve and enjoyable hxgh school llfe 3 X Swv' 5, ,':. ,. .,. ,. ,.A ,- - . -D , . ., . , . , . I . . 'Q Rxx' N Z ' a - 1 : . y - . v - . 1 f. . v - l v wx AL . ' , . , . , ,. , , , , , , , . x ,., R RQ N. 'Y, . ', KLM V Nl My N gX Y X N, X 1 N uk' K, I xl' xfxiy .X fl tQyX.f f 'tQ...A'X. 1-' '.'TQf lid w X1Qrs.-tp ' V .X Ng. Y X .,,-N t, x - J XXfwJlv,,- fx-'x J 'H 3 w K .tx N J 'xx' Xxx I J ,X - N 14 A,-X xiqxx N , . . x X rj ,fax 'A' 'J ' 'X C Nw' N xi' X - K'l,X,SQt x sl lf k' Yf 1 xx' N Xl' t. C54 , M5., fab W' , 3 . . . W W l x X f RX' -' X-.1 -tx N' - XE ' t., 's LN '- vrA ' , ' 4 , 4 - . x I .v J -tt,Xr I -V - 7 . . ., 3 . . . , . Vx AP G T5 Ol-NVD X5 I -J- V : 4 fy Q, gf :REM Lv' gi J Eff? im s .' K Lgfwd iw J., gi , V 'ri 5.19, -w r , ..-wp 'f I if 'A .wwf r Ln?- F? as fi EL L -:J V ff ' .f w C1 if C .14 y fu rx gf, x V QB. 13 ?+:J4i STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row Left to Rlght R Verrlll A Llbby B Laxler P Dearborn T Stxnchfield l Alexander Second Row A Lothrop W Holman R Lelghton I Smlth H Lavallee f Wheeler D Lampbell 'fu Qrfl' Qounai The Student Councll started off 1951 by sponsormg the Fresh men Receptlon wlth the faculty ald of Mrs Sherman The assemblxes and rallles have been planned by our student representatlves and conducted by our actlve Presxdent Phml Dear born In previous years the Student Councll has been functlonlng wlthout a constltutlon Thanks to our student representatlves a constltutlon was drawn up passed and adopted first by the Stu dent Counc1l and then by the student body Thxs year was a trlal year for the V1c dances followmv the home basketball games Not only dld these dances glVC entertam ment admlsslon free but saved the parents from open houses after the games The question of standardlzed athletxc letters has been on the agenda many trmes ln recent years All the letters awarded for boys sports from 1951 forward wlll be standard slze The Student Councnl voted to finance the school awards for the newly organxzed G A A This sprmv Presxdent Phll Dearborn and representatives Ann Lothrop Roberta Verrlll Robert Lelghton Hugh Lavallee and Waner Holman were delegates to the Southwestern Mame Student Councll Government Assoclatlon The Student Councll of 52 wlll find that Betty Laxler, our capable school treasurer has kept the financnal affairs l'l excellent order , . ', . , . , . , . ' . . , s . ' . . , . , . , . , .. , . A . , . . . . . gg . ,, , , ' ' Y 1 ' 9 1 1 a ' . V . 54 . ,, . D ' ' CC 17 1 . . , 9 s 1 ' . . . 44 . ,, . ge 9 s 9 9 7 , ' . , . . 1 W . . . - ., , .. A Here it is-the NAUTILIQS editors have completed a yearbook that will be your h H h S h ol for the year 1950-51. We personal record of events at Cape Elizabet ig c o hope that the pages in this book will help to preserve many happy memories through- out the years. Th semblinff and publishing of a book of this type meant hard. painstaking e as C work on the part of this year's editor, ,Io-Ann Connelly and on the part of the business staff. This work can be rewarded only by your enjoyment and appreelation. Editor-in-Chief ,Io-Ann Connelly Advertising Manager Winslow Pillsbury Activity Editor Mary Stevens Athletic Editors Constance Thornton Robert Leighton Faculty Editors Nan Buhlert James Hoadley Art Editors Dorothy Boyce Lillian SWCCISII Exchange Edztor Business Manager John Austin Senior Class Editors Ann Lothrop Stephen Willard Photography Editors Kathleen Olsen Hugh Lavallee Class Photographer George Thayer Circulation Manager Robert Leighton Asst Czrculatwn Mgrs Philip Dearborn NAUTILUS Philip Hasty Copy Editors Elizabeth Creenstreet Mary Bowden Marjorie Mercer Faculty Advisers 'Vlis Robinson M1 Newcomb arm los Front Row Left to Right L ,Iordan N Buhlert R Leighton ,I Austin J Connelly W Pill bury D Boyce H Lavallee K Ol en Second Row A Lothrop J Rogers N1 Stevens B Lailer L Sweetslr C Thornton E Johnson Ni Nlercer N Sellers 'Nl Bowden Xiiss Robinson Third Row Mr Newcomb J Gould P Dearborn S Wlllard J Headley D Campbell G Thayer E Greenstreet A Hill L ll b A A Front Row Left to Rlght if Hapworth J Worthen S Wong J Dennison R fools J De cheneaux D Boyce R Verrnll -X Lothrop A H111 E Johnson J Hey B Irlsh S Hay Second Row Nllss Thompson J Martin lN qellers N Buhlert A 'Nlxddle worth N Asbury Smlth P Nel'-on P Shoemaker A Dudley NI Knlght E Llnberg 'VI Plalsted A Buhler! qld6llllgCY L Landrey J Lolhn B Holden Nl Bauer l'. Hyde P bmlth J Rogers Brown P Dunn J Pow J 'Nlercer D Rochon L Thornton L fllHOI'd I bmlth C, beller bldellngrcr J blullmgs L, Loblm Q Lughton urls A hae GC. Ssn L, 4 ,vpyfa 'ELF -INN? V V95 The Girls Athletlc Assoclatlon thus year has taken actlve part ln earmng thenr numerous awards by partlcxpatmg m volleyball basketball bowlln swlmmmg cheerleading, and softball The underclassmen have worked ambltxously under the able leadership of Roberta Verrxll as Prexr Dorothy Boyce the secretary and treasurer rs the other senmor ofiicer Mlss Thompson, faculty advlsor for the second year has done much to promote lhls organlzatxon Representanves are Ann Lothrop senzor Al1ceH1ll junzor Evelyn Johnson sophomore Joan Desohaneaux freshman ,'.:.'::,. ',,'.l, 7,.. ,,..l: .S ',N. ' ,D. Third Rod: 'c. Kibxefl A. xiaxlveli, B. wiilird, P. HBIll'lElf0I'd,lN.-SXIliIll,,B: Reed, M. 1,0vf-ly, E. Q 8 ' To 9 53 7 53' 0 X Q 5 I . ,, . . . . . . . . On stage, everybody! Curtain's going up! Those were the cries heard opening night as the seniors launched their highly-successful comedy, 'Spring is Here. Mary Bowden, as Rosiland, the young, attractive senior and Hugh Lavallee as Tony, a young man of mystery made up an interesting and romantic team, while Jo-Ann Connelly, playing the part of a pretty, young magazine photographer and John Austin, portraying the part of an absent-minded professor carried off the leads. Others turning in creditable performances were: Nan Buhlert, Ann Lothrop, Dorothy Boyce, Marjorie Mercer, Kathleen Olsen, Connie Thornton, Roberta Verrill, Phil Hasty, and Lester Jordan. Never will we forget the fun we had working on the play and all the many humor- ous backstage incidents. Particularly, the time after the fight scene, when Lester - as he dragged across the floor - accidentally kicked out the light plug and left the stage in total darkness. Our sincere thanks are extended to Mrs. Parker, who so generously gave her time to coach our play, to Mr. Parker who directed the lighting and backstage work, and to the backstage crew without whose help our play could never have been a real hit. As this write-up is going to press, another play is in the ofiingg namely, Inner Willie. Parts are being cast for this play under the direction of Mr. Bruce, a member of our high school faculty. Dramaiuacs DRANIANLN l'ront Row Left to Right R Xerrlll X lolhrop lx U1 en C, llhornton Nl Parker 'Nl Nler r Nl Bowden 'N Buhlert ll Boyce H Leighton Nl SIQNKII5 xrd Row D Lampbel' 1 haser li er on H am me li tla ti l' O 'Neil l. ,lor an , M, . ,X Ag 1 ', ' ' 2 .V ',:.. ws,',' ',,., wc- becond Howzi Lailer, A. qlieeves, B. Sharpe, E. Creenstrect, L. Sweetsir, J. Connelly, j. Austin 'ish' -1 . ' Q, .Q , . ,mi , . 1, 'flle-, 11. uearimii, W. Pills Ury, P sy, '. ', . d' . L ll bVLlNlN1lNb Ll UB l'ront Row Left to Rlghl ,I Deoheneaux X 'Nlaxwell J Mrlthell 5 Olsen A Buhler! B Holden 5 Hyde M Bauer becond Row Miss Thompson J Nlamn L Klbler A Hxll A 'Nhddlesworth l' Johnson Moore L Slllllll B lrrsh J Lolhn rd Row B Willard J Pow: J W0fIll6ll N Buhlxrt J ogf Ns J Uammm Q This year forty young grrls made a weekly trrp to the Boys' Club Both begrnners and old tuners Jomed together and under the able d1rect1or1 of Mr Paulson the Club got off to a good start on the flne pomts of swxmmmg Flrst they learned to breath klck and d1ve Wlth ease then came the under water actxx 1t1es and stunts Many of the glrls became capable swxmmers and recelved thexr Red Cross Cert1f1cates Mr Paulsons mformal lectures after the practmse perlod was hxgh lxght of the day Whlle all thrs healthy and rnterestmg learnmg was rn progress loads of fun and laughter was enjoyed by all T , ' 2 . ' ' J, 1 . . ' , . ' ' , '. J , . , . 1' V Y V' .. . ' :-l n ' Z 5 . , , , - , . . ' , .. ' , J ,. . , ' 7 .' B l ' ' . . lhn 2 . , . ., . , . . - , - B ws, l.. . lllers, . Hey. 6 3 3 E ' , . , ' t . 1 . , . . 1 I , . . . a BOWLING Front Row Left to Right J Worthen S Wong ,I Rogers G Hapworth D Boyce A Lothrop E Greenstreet L Sweetsir M Cook V Sweetsir W Nelson Second Row Miss Robinson I Dennison 'NI Plaisted D Skillmgs P Skillmgs NI Lovely 'NI Emery D Fox ,I Hanscom C Roast J Lawrence J Decheneaux Third Row P Hannaford N Smith B Reed E Brown A Dudley ,I Burns E Llnberg B Irish A Hlll B Sharpe A Sldelmger D Sldelinger C Kibler -Q., is' 1--1 T Cape s 1951 bowling program was a fairly successful one, both from the point of view of number of students participating and from the fun we have had meeting strong competition A change was made in alleys so that we could have an opportunity to compete with other schools. The schools we met were slightly out of our class, as noted by the scores, but this did not dampen the spirits of our bowlers A tournament was held each month with Deering High, Portland High, and South Portland High. An- other year, we hope to encourage schools in our own small-school league to take up bowling. Elizabeth Creenstreet held the record of single string champion with a score of 113 and topped all bowlers with a yearly average of 85. Elizabeth Brown and Jeannie Rogers were close seconds. CLEE CLUB Front Row Left to Right ,I Detheneaux ,I Colhn E Brown M Lovely B Reed S Olsen C ghtgnlaon A Lothrop R Verrill D Boyce P Nelson B Mulligan E Blomberg J Skrllmgs 1 Second Row S Hay N Sellers J Burns J Fox J Hey D Sidelinger N Smith E Lmnerg A Dudley C Klbler ,I Connelly E ,lohnson C Landrey L bweetsir N bvveetsir N Buhlert B Irish A Libby B bharpe I' Foss N Nelson Third Row H Dennison M Sharpe C Knight C Thayer F ONe1l S Wray C Sellers A Buhlert A Sldelinger Nl Knight C Clifford C Cobb L Smith C Leighton W Hoadley W Brown C Wheeler A DCbdIlllb The Cvlee Club, a very active and faithful group, is made up of forty members They have sponsored activities such as the Musical Varieties which was given on March 21 Some of the specialty numbers were A song and dance routine by Berta Vemll and John Austin, a modern dance interpretation by ,Io Ann Connelly, a vocal by Ann Lothrop, a trumpet solo by Calvin Dyer, and a blues rendition by Barbara Sharpe All was very well MC d by our capable comedian Larry Hoadly The Glee Club has appeared at various school assemblies during the year. A box supper was held early in the season with the hope of increasing membership. A Christmas party with carol singing, games, and dancing was enjoyed by this group. Three senior girls, Ann Lothrop Nanadele Buhlert and Connie Thornton were accepted as members of the Chorus for the New England Festival Concert. The Westem Maine Music Festival was held in Portland May 4, 5 in which the Glee Club was auditioned and participated in the parade. New uniforms have been adopted by the Glee Club: white blouses and maroon corduroy jackets wlth emblems All in all, the Glee Club has done a wonderful job this year, and deserve the well-earned praise. The orchestra, under the direction of Miss Smith meets ever Monda d t Y Y an Friday. lt is made up of students who have shown a keen interest in music and has l d ' p aye an important part in our school life. The orchestra's tuneful harm ony was well displayed at the Musical Variety Show and the Scouts' Jubilee It takes work, persistence, and the joy of accomplishment to come forth ' h wit these appreciative sounds, but it is the hope of the 'music department that in the f t . . . . uture years the orchestra, which is steadily growing, will play an even more promi- nent part in our school. Not only have the members interpreted good music well but ma f h , ny o t ese members have played solos at various musical functions. Jane and Frank Moore were selected to participate in the New England Festival Concert in A b u urn. Jane played the violin in her usual excellent fashion while her brother, who was the youngest boy there, received the honor of being chosen first cellist. May 4 and 5, the orchestra ' d The orchestra includes: Clarinets V was au itioned at the Western Maine Music Festival. iolincellos Trumpets Cymbrid Fogg Frank Moore Rita Cook Rodney Turner Beth Clish Calvin Dyer Paul Fraser Violins John Paine Beverly Irish Jane Moore Philip Clifford Flutes Joyce Pennell Saxophones Anne Dudley Alma Lane Janice Pennell David Serette Brenda Murray Trornbones Drums Edith Sewall Arthur Champlin Billy Berry Bells Dick DiMatteo Pianist Janice Balabas Peter McKenney rche alfa if 15 ORCHESTRA Front Row Left to Right W Berry J Payne C Dyer A Lane J Pennell S d econ Row D Burks P 'NlcKenny J Gould E Fotter A Dudley A Maxwell B Irish J Moore G Johnson J Pennell B Llish D Campbell Third Row J Philbrick P Prasier R Turner C Fogg R D1'NIatteo D Serette F Moore Q . v v 3 ' 1 - ' 1 - ' 1 - 1 ' ' . I . , . A ', . , . , . , - 1 ' v ' 1 ' .1 '. is : a ' ' ' A : . , - , - v - , - L y - . - - - REVE OEFO RYS Gr WM N po c ' '-' 4 ., 'fl Q N xx Q1 4 ' H ? F 2 H ,. -n X ' - ' - D Mr and Mrs Frederrck Arms rong Mr and Mrs I H Asbury Mr and Mrs T R Bankson Mr and Mrs Phxlxp F Brown Mr and Mrs ErnestR Burks ,Ir Mr and Mrs W T Burns Mr and Mrs Franlcl1n0 Cobb Jr Mr and Mrs HarrylN Cochrane Mr and Mrs Wrllram H Cllfford III Mr and Mrs Alexander DIMHIICO Mr and Mrs CeorgeF Dudley Mr and Mrs Weston Cray Mr and Mrs Freder1clcW Hannaford Mr and Mrs Normanll Jordan Mr and Mrs C R Kmght Mr and Mrs MackH Lawrence Mr and Mrs Maurxce Ladabouche Mr and Mrs Franc1sX Landrey Mr and Mrs RobertA Lmberg Mr and Mrs John P Martm Mr and Mrs J Howard Maxwell Mr and Mrs GeorDeM1ddlesvsorth Mr and Mrs Harr1sM Plal ted Mr and Mrs Kenneth H Russell Mr and Mrs Danxel H Smith Mr and Mr Floyd Turner Mr and Mrs Cec1lL Wheeler Mr and Mrs Wrlllam Wray Mr and Mrs Frank S W orth Mr and Mrs RoyM Blombero Mr and Mrs Albert DeSant1s Mr and Mrs G L Descheneaux Mr and Mrs W7alterG Dyer Mr JohnM Lyden Mr and Mrs Henryf, Hey Mr and Mrs I' P Holden Mr and Mrs Samuel Hyde Mr and Mr JohnA Klbler Mr and Mr Chr1styH PaCh1OS Mr and Mrs Donald W Phllbrlck Mr Ethel Reed Mr and Mrs A T Scott Mr and Mr Dana P S1del1n er Mr and Mrs Lew1sW Shoe'naker Mr and Mrs HaynesC Smxth Mr and Mrs Ralph St Pierre Mr and Mrs Emery P Worthen Mr and Mrs W 1ll1am Ram ey Mr and Mr Albert E W xllls Mr ArthurH Au tm Mr and Mr Robert D Ander on ' 0 1 n I . . . , . . . . . . , . Y . 1 . ' . , u L I . A . . ' . , 0 1 . . 1 I 1 a . 1 . .L l . 1 - v 1 V a n 0, . V . r . ' . 's . . r s. ' . , I Mrs. Marjorie W xllard .. . , 1 n 1 U 1 4. l V . . . s. . ' L . S. ' . ' 1 S. L Q I A n Q . I U . . -. . C . '. . 1 N . 4 . . ' s ' r . . s. . . . s' . . s. .A s 2,4 Xjv 1 IRI S V XRSITX B XSKF I BALL Front Row left to Rlght P Smlth f Thornton X Reeves 'NI Stevens A Hill L Steven Second Row A Dudley F Lrnberg ,I Wlllex E john on D Rochon D Sldelmger F Cobb askelball Thls year s basketball team was under the leadershlp of 'Vlary Stevens and Ann Reeves C0 captalns The startm SIX were Dlane Rochan Dlane Sldelln er and LIZ Lindberg guards Ann Reeves Mary Stevens and Conme Thornton forwards lNext year s team wxll miss the forwards who w1ll all craduate rn June However Dody Stevens and Allce Hlll and several other underclassmen wlll be available to take over next season All the varsity :uards wlll be back to keep the opposlng for wards scorlng down Hlgh scorer was Connle Thornton wlth 133 pornts second Ann Reeves wlth 106 thlrd Evelyn johnson wlth 63 fourth Mary Stevens wlth 50 P01018 Evelyn Johnson who has moved away wrll certamls be mlssed by the team Ewelyn a sophomore on the squad showed great promlse Nllss Rhodenlzer We w1sh to extend many thank to coach Rhodenlzer for arran ma Games and helpm us thls season We d al o llke to thank the parents and frrends who helped wrth the transportatxon Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Sr 'vm un 31 1 orham W estbrook Scarborou Alumnl Falmouth l orham Wayntlele Windham Waynllete Falmouth Scarborou h h Total Total Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape 35 32 48 32 35 34 52 37 47 Freeport Windham Gorham Scarborough Falmouth Freeport Windham Gorham 352 N. Yarmouth Academy The Cape junior varsity team compiled an excellent record the past season by winning six games and losing three. Several players from the Jayvee ranks will move up to challenge for varsity berths next year. Among the outstanding prospects from the Iayvee squad are:-Fred Armstrong, Harold Pachios, Billy Brown, and Charles Leonard. f' ayvee ingp CAPI curl cuz GAP cn! BOHS .I N BASKETBALL l'ront Row L ft to Right D Hill L leonard H Ru sell L Dyer W Brown J lhillroolc R lhayer L How Nlr Nladden G lhayei 1 Bank on 1' O'Ne1l D Wllll R Swarll l' Krmtrong ll Ilalsted H lathlo XX Nloore if N llt ont Row left t Right I' 0 N l 4111 etond Row N1 Sllllilllllltl D ll II ll it lloit ex Nlr Madden FOBC 0 L xtli of .1 point B tli lim mar in bcarboro no e ut the Cape in the annual Triple l fall track meet la t October -Xl except the 100 ward da 11 1ll which me were eco id Scarhoro upremau in the lu ld eient pioiided the narrow mar 1n of uetorx ie point total were francis UNe1ll Xlile Run 9 09 Zu lrancib UNe1ll 10 sd lun Le 'e orc, H 1 1 p 0 Lester Jordan 110 id Run 37 SCC0nd5 john Ru tin 220 sd Da li 25 2 80001111 Robert Leirhton Broad ,lump 19 6V John Au tin lxelth Adlard 00261 Relay 1 40 9 Le ter Jordan Robert lei ton Lei hton Srd in tht 100 2nd in the 720ml Tucker 2nd in o 0 lth in th 1-40 -Xcllarrl Jtli in the pole iault and Jordan Srd in the broad jump 5 , s ' i I I 2 1 .1 .- ' 4 '. A ' 0 . 4 . :K ' . 5 .. -wa v -, ' Lf? x' 'X V 1mi3 n',xc1ic Fr X H ON . 1: '. 'fel l. R. l.e'ig:hton. l,. ,lorlt , K. -Mllzirfl. .l. .Ml-till. b 5 ' 'f - F- ' ' . . i , . liuvullee, l'. Us-url yrn. W, lu- lwr. 17. 5e'rf'tt4'. W. z ll Ilx si: ' ' f v is s' g' ' S sd o ' A ' Q ' ' s . . - though Cape was far superior in the running events, winning all . Y. 1 Q . I . V V S I 1 . .S I .- . H ' D yi . . K 5 ' i 5 ' ' 9. 'i i 9 - Tl ' 5 . Z , V ' .1-, A-K . .N . . . . -. , 1 f . ' ' ' ' ' ' Qu . . . L l t ' . of . 1 2:1 2.2 st r I 'an ign Jim IQ Y ,- , s ' ' ' - ' . 5 ' 7. 4 S ,U 1 , gn , 5 ' A W., :'., 5 . . 'gh - - ' I , . - . . , , . - U 1 g . - . .. -I ., , b . 2 e - g . ' . 'f 3 , I Prospects for a successful swlmmlnv team were none too hrlght when the Cape l1.l1zabeth mermen were first called out However m the annual Trlple C SWlmmlHg W6 meet ln October our sw1mmers were barely edffed out of first place when Freeport came through wlth a one half pomt vlctory Outstandlng Cape sw1mmers were Larry Marshall B ll Hoadley Kelth Adlard and Hugh Lavallee who all broke mto the scormv column Th s quartet set a new relay record All but Hu h w1ll be back next sea on so we expect great things of next year s team SLMMARY Freeport 20' 2 g N Y A Scarboro Falmouth N.f 'f W lndham 2 Gorham wimmfn BOSS QWININIINC I'ront Row left to Right W Hoadlex R fhlpman l Nlar hall 'lop Row K Adlard P lhapman Nlr Nladden H laxallee Nl Planted Kg . . . C 11 l 'J u f L- -.-,J QE. 20 . . . 18 X., 12 8 ,. SV 0 etvktf GIRLS SOFTBAII Front Row left to Rlght 4 'Nllddlesworth A 'Nlawscll B Wlllard ,I 'Xlartm P Hannaford J Wlllard A Hlll E Lmhurg Second Row 'Nlr Bruce R We rlll P Qmlth D Rochon E John on J 'Nlercer L Landrew C Cobb M qteven L Qtevens Third Row N Smlth IN Asbury A Dudley NI Knight C Cllfford C, Lelghton N Sellers S Hay K Olsen M Bowden Softball Ile l oftball team started practxces much earller thus year ln the gym 'Ihere xx as a lar e turnou at the start but 1t gradually dnmxmshed leaun enou h materlal for the formatlon of what we nope mil be a ,ooo team There are eseral freshman lrls on the roster and they should proxe to be a welcome addltlon Nancy Smlth ls our xery capable and faithful manager She has ssrltten to sexeral schools for play date Our schedule IS 1n proces Co Caplalll Joan Nlartm and Jane Dennlson were elected after the la t practlce Thl practlce Have an lndlcatlon a to who mln be on thlrd and xshlch mll be on second etc We conclude thls report mth apologles to Abbott and Costello but not to Cathedral' 1 'll 'Q' Q ' 4 A K. Q .Q - . f K ' , 'tl 4, -.As 4, ' .. af' ' A ' , , l . K.. KJ K , 1. . l X ' s , ,X 7 1 , .- ' f ' x .- Vq. iff 1- - 1 l A ' . , 1 ,I Q- ,- 1 44 I ,sl -:,.g , ,.. ,. :L . , . r , .s , . ' , . S , .. ', . j . , s, ,' -. . , . , . ,, ,y XX 1 Clrh : . , ' . g, 1 ' . , ,, '. U U . . , C' U I ' I . ,, 4 I ' s' 5 s , v li . . l' W . , . . . 1 w Y. i Y Q 4 I X . 55. H ' 2. .. . Ni?5 l 1 B. . 5 A ' , . . . . . . -4 ,, . 'r s '. s C' s , , . Q, . ., . V 1 - 1 ' . . V. . N s . , N N With veteran Kay Olsen out front this year, the cheerleaders had little dilliculty keeping the supporters alert, responsive, and in good humor. Somersaults, backflips, handsprings, cartwheels, headstands, leaps, and vaults were all included in their antics. One cheer after another didn't seem to bother this squad a bit. They loved every minute of it, and their eagerness to encourage the players generated high-pitched enthusiasm at every game. Every cheerleader's wish is to be able to cheer in the Exposi- tion Building ata tournament game. This year's squad had two nights of it, and they made a fine showing. Much credit is due Johnny and Peter for their spectacular stunts. This was Peter's first year, but he performed like a veteran. Many thanks go to this peppy group and their faithful coach, Miss Robinson. Cheerleaders aff Q VARSITX CHEIH RI EADINC G Left to Right: P. Dunn, C- Hapworth, J. Austin, Olsen, ,Chapman, R. Verrill, J. Alfwiilldef GIRLS SWIMMING Front Row Left to Rlght J Rogers N Buhlert C Thornton H H111 C Cobb Second Row B Holden E Hyde MISS Rhodenlzer S Olsen A Buhlert 631115 The glrls swrmmmg team thls year was defeated m the Triple C Tournament by one half pomt Leadm the Cape to a close uctory was Carol Ann Cobb placlng a spectacular fourth rn the fifty yard free style The event wh1ch really wound up the meet was the relay The sw lmmers chosen to compete 1n thls event were .leannre Rocers 'Nanadele Buhlert Allce Hrll and Conme Thomton Alternates were Anlta Buhlert Carol Ann Cobb Ellzabeth Hyde and Barbara Holden The Cape gals were acam under the excellent leadershlp of Coach ,lean Rhodenxzer 7 9 1 ' -s - s ' s ' a - . . , . . . . . . . . . U v. V C U v . . . . -1 ' e 7 ' ' v cc 99 1 a a - U . . . i The Cape did well last year by coming in a close second to Falmouth in the Western division title chase. Cape has a good team coming up this Spring as only three positions were left open by graduation last June. Captain Steve Willard will be leading his team of veterans this year including Bill Hoadley, Bob Leighton, Waner Holman, Lester Jordan, Hugh Lavallee, David Burks, and Dick Johnson Cape will probably miss the pitching arm of Dick Sargent, who moved away, but it boasts the South Portland American Lemon all star catcher Bill Hoadley At Spring training fnot down South but up in the Gym? the arms of Le Jordan, Bob Leighton David Burks Larry Marshall Charlie Leonard Bruce Murray and Dick D1Matteo are Uettinfr set for mound duties Lxsr Sr-:asox s GAMLS B ASEB ALL Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Gorham Scarborou h Windham Scarborou h Falmouth Gorham Windham Falmouth asebal use 4 lm Q QLPQ' Q, P3 5 C- S4 ..., l'ront Row Left to Right P Chapman R Leighton H Lawallee S Willard W Hoadlt-w W Holman L Jordan econd Row Nlr Holman H Parhio -K DeSant1 I Bankson IJ lohn on D Burk R 'tiatteo G Thayer 'lhlrd Bow R 'Ihayer D Hill f Ieonaid I 'tar hall Vi 'lioore B xlllffl C r l X CHFFRLE XDINC Left to Right B Leonard D qlulling P Rlxllllflg D Lampbell N1 Plai ted A Buhlert Deseheneauvc aYve Q CLQEFIEB EFS The ,lauee cheerleader were led bs Diane Skillmgs a newcomer to our school Their ener yl xi or and boundles., interest earned them deserving pralse at every Uame. Diane, a sparkine bundle of pep, drilled her squad members every Monday and Wednesday afternoon. Every member of the team put an abundance of animation into the cheering and proved at times to be a competitive threat to the Varsity team. BUS DRIVERS Fvery school day 'VIr Dow 'Nlr Madden and Nlr Pdgecomb are een drum borsterous crowds of Capers back and forth to the Hwh School ln therr pare trme our good natured bus drners take anxrous fans and team members to basketball games and varrous actlwrtle Hats off to our capable and frrendly druer We ll be wartrng for the buses rn the fall JAN! T OBS From early mornmg to late at nxglt our jamtors Wir Xerrrll and Nlr Ixnr ht are busy at work As soon as the la t bell rmffs thew are readx to be IH the nuer en mg task of cleanmff the lnglt school fhe sound f moun d lt l l through the halls as the men work 3IUb1l1OUSlX 'Want thanks to our JdIl1l0FS who c work IS apprecrated bv all COOKS Our dependable cooks 'Nlr Dser and 'Ur Ander on cheerfullx erxe nn 11 to the hunFry caper Thur best recommcndatron 1 that Sou hear mam hour li econds Lwerw day the eager student patrentlx wart for therr lunch pun l hand of applause to both our cooks dherr food 1 wonderful and alxtaw lookfd forward to .. ' c , 1 . '. 4 . , , . 1 ' s ' 5: . C . , ' . s ' ' ' ' U' -' '- ' 4 :av J ' . 'r- d V X U - . . . s o ' gr ess are wart .i. A S. ' . s. A S . ' s ' 1 s ff ' S. 5 Q ' ' 's ' ' ' ' s s 't r UQ J, . ' v v i . V . V . ' A. s . . s ' - 1 oc. A . . . 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Mr and Mrs Gardner W Bovce Mr and Mrs Chrxstlan L Buhlert Mr and Mrs Cecxll Bowden Mr and Mrs Wxlllaml Connellv Mr and Wir Phllmp Nl Dearborn Mr and Mr JohnS Po Mrs Bessie breenstreet Mrs ,famesA Hoadley Mr and Mr Plllllp L Ha ty Mr and 'Hr Raymond Jordan Mr Eaton 5 Lothrop Wir and Nlr Walterb Lawrence Mr and Wir lhomas 5 Laller Nlr and Nlr D X Iallelle Mr and Mr Ralphl Lelghton ,Ir 'Sir and 'Vlr Hubert A Lavallee Nlr Elm Mercer Mr and 'Nlr Ldwrencel' Ol en 'Vlr and Mr John L 0Ne1ll Wlr Wm low H Plll bury 'Sir and Mr W1ll1amP Reese Wir .1ndNlr Alonzoj Sweet rr Wir and 'Nlrs Caleb D Stewens 'Nlr and 'Hrs Nlaurlce Sharp: 'Xlr ind Wir W endell H lhornton Wir and Mrs Leonard W N err1ll Mr and Mr Ldwardl Milard Mr and 'J Robert B Rl Xander Mrs Samuel Alexander Mr and Mr Carlton F Lampbell Mr and Mr Richard Q flnpman Mr Wlllmm L Downs M and 'Hr Hs rn nf ook Mr and 'Nlr 'Xlfrcd H Dunn Mr and 'Nlr Hubert L Fox Mr and Mr I E Hapworth Mr and Mr hl6ITlllA Hay Mr and N11 Uou l.1sS H111 Mr and Mrs Duns ard Holman 'Ur and Mr Stephen W Johnson Mr and Nlr Roland B l C'lElllOIl Mr and Mr Henry E Leonard Mr and Mrs W arren Nloore Mr and Mls I Robert Seller Mr and 'Nlrs Shermanl' Ro ers Mr and Mrs I L Hochon Mr and 'Nlr Fred Hoa t Mr and Nlrs Charles Bruce Mrs Dorxs Serette Mr and 'Nlr Lexus I W llley U 1 u I' . 1 . . l A.: J. K V . 1 S. I 1 . Q L U . .. . cg . s. ' ' '. s ' . , s. ' r S. -. A - M ,, . . 1 S. . , 7 4 . l s. . '. , A . ,. , . , . l S. , , . ' ' I . D. A . A . 1 s. ' ' , ,. s . . , S. . L l' s. H s ' . ' s ' . . . S. V' ' . 's t .' l . ' s' 1 .' l 5. l . ' ' .' .V , l' Q.. l Q ' ' 1 .4 L S. . Mr. and Mrs. beorge H. lhayer 1 7 ' ' . 1 S. 1 ' J. . . 1 rs. e. ' . . L 5. -. A 4 r. . s. 'r Lf .L ' . 1 5. ' , ' r W i , . 1 5. 1, .. 'Q lx u 1 - X ' . A P , L . l S..l ' X v. V . r s. ' . A 'f . s. ' . . ' . 1' 1 . 1 ' . . s 1 fl . - 1 . ,- C 1 1 n 1 I u n 1 . . S. S . 1. S. 'I ll ' This year's green team got off to a slow start by losing its first two league games. The Capers then went on the warpath to win the rest of its league games and come through with the Western Division crown for the first time it has been won outright in the Caper's history. Cape won its first game in the tournament and lost its second to the tournament champions, North Yarmouth Academy. The team looks good for next year as it is losing only three men, two from the first five. Captain Les Jordan led his team with 283 points over fifteen games. He was the only Cape player to make the Triple C all-star team. Wayne Brooking, the most improved player on the team, was rewarded with the captaincy for next year. Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape 47 Freeport N Y A Windham Gorham Scarboro Falmouth N Y A Freeport Vhndham Gorham Scarboro Falmouth TOURNAMENT Pennell NYA 13 'HYSA TCAPEQ QCAPEO cAPE CAPE BOYS BASKETBAIL Front Row Left to Right D Burk W Holman R Leighton L Jordan K Adlard W Hoadle, A DeSant1s Second Row Mr Madden C Thayer K Barrett H Lahxllee W Brookmg W Tucker N1 Lawrence W Moore 41 1 . . . 52 48 60 37 40 65 51 48 fl-7 49 . . . 52 35 24 60 H 37 36 35 65 63 44 40 647 514 50 A 40 39 . . . 47 V ' A L 4 CAPE . 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SVIIICYIQI ' I GIIILHAI , I I if , X A . . lg, ,I . .Q ' ii-: . .' fl ll TEEN AGERS COME TO A R BISHOP 86 SON TOM TAYLOR 20 Forest Avenue pgftlqnd Malng FOR YOUR GRADUATION CLOTHES 1 'ITS-1 h I 1 COMPLIMENTS OF E O EMERY f 1. XI If-11 SI Rl. C OOIYI I' -XR RL B131 R IRODL C TS CO Cwpe Cottage Malne ISO NN IOR'II VND XIX! Complzments of COMPLIM N15 or E PALMER CO CAPE RED AND WHITE 543 Congress Street Food O Inat Portland Malne COMWMWS OF DELAWARE FEED A FRIEND COMPANY GERALD R GARDINER I2 Elmwood Road South Porvbanc: . . 'I'Qluph0nO .-- . . IQQKLUUIIS CL SS? 4 . ,- WO' 1 ':. ' 2 t Sportsmerfs Uulfitters S I , A 137-23WfXIinldl0Stx1 t PHILIP Il,'.i'I'I1IN 5 ' .',, 1 .' E 1. . . 1 Cape Shore Phannacy RAYMOND A Poouzn Ph G 53315. Cottage Road South Portland Headquarters for Whztmans Candxes tom I INII X E FOSTER AVERY S COMPLIMENTS 20th Century Market 693 Congress Street Portland Malne P urmturz und Alpplzcarzu s 20 E Street South Portland Maxne Tel 3 9627 l E c REAMI DEERING ICE CREAM COMPANY COMPLIMENT5 or ROBERT B ALEXANDER Spec al Agent Ne Yo k L fe In ance o 477 CONGRESS STRFET lortland 'Nlalnt Anderson, Adams Company INSURANCE ,s EXCHANGE STREET PORTLAND 1 MAINE ' . QJTJUF 'Wx ' ' r A A ilC V-V V T: George C. McLaughlin W r i sur C, Compliments of Cummings Bros. Sponsors of fm Yladon WF' ' I 'I' 1 I liaitlgleogonavag 'K Portland Wholesale re of NIEATS GROCERIES PROVISIONS FROZEN FOODS Mamf bylHIo Q 9 Js-Opsh ml P N 'f M M feddq Zdowad nz Ish C nt CENTRAL AINE NOW TWO STORES lor xour COI'lXC'I1lCIlCC B RIIUIU Nlam Store N Longtelloxx qquare lion ntoxx n Qale room 0 1 Congrese X L G ' H' z X 1 AAA U I :hu-::l'. Ai I A. ' . 1 .I-:g, .I I- r O rc ' r-'m Tl IP' ,KV .1 I I ' ll .Q ni- , , II' I n a ' 5 I . I+ I'm A us I' afom, I spli myself in No: C I mulfiply as many fimss As I have iobs fo do. In summer, winier, Sprin or fall S C D l'm ready every hour-so u u a fwikh, And vafch :I 'lm ' I1 Iigin-ol ' '-or power ' Your Serv: o e z ury r ow K ll o nv A N v ' ' .I s 'T i I . COMPLIMENTS or 12 Free St Compliments FRANK M BROWN CO E DUTCH BOY PAINTS Qualsty Since 1874 Portland Mame OAKHURST DAIRY 364 FoREbT AVENUE Complzments of Ma1ne Hardware and Plumbmg Supply Co PORTLAND MAINE and FLOOR COX ERING DIN ISION of fvunlplimvnts of 9 CAPE TAXI DIAL 3 5891 SIMEON BARRETT ARONSON WE MEET ALL BUSES SHAW S SUPER MARKETS 585 Congress Street MAINE SEA FOODS INC 7 9 Preble Street Quality Foods Since 1860 G K SALLENATTE BEAUTY SALON 'lclq h f LNUIIIPILIIIUIIIS of 7 1 S1 0 . , . ff' .S 5 . . ' 'A 1 one Zi-WRT Best Wishes to CLASS OF 1951 SAMUEL ACETO 63 CO GENERAL CONTRACTOR 40 Preble Street Portland Marne LAPE ELIZABETH and SOUTH PORTLAND FISHERIES A o I Compliments of P1 i Y .1- Y WE. TC HCTE. we P Complzm nr of CHESTER L JGRDAN 81 CO INSURANCE and SURETY BONDS 22 Monument Square Portland Ma1ne DIAL 35484 Complzmenm of THE WILLARD DAGGETT CG. PORTLAND MAINE ' e 5 I , I WOODJ N . F I Morse, Payson 81 Noyes INSURANCE 57 Exchange St Dlal 2-0117 Portland Malne HENRY M PAYSON MILTON W STOVER HENRY S PAYSON WM H CLIFFORD 3 d rox LUMBER N T FOX CO, INC Portland Brunswlck Westbrook Kennebunk WILLEY S MOBILGAS STATION 'I e cphone 3 W1 I Cape Tllfabeth Nlame TIRIS BXTTIRITS WASHING Luamcmnow 4 4740 5260 Vlncent G Wllllston Standard Dupllcatmg M3Chln6S Frlden Calculators Ed1son Vo1ce Wrlters 191 Mlddle St Portland Me 2 2441 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1951 L C ANDREW Lumber and Bu1ld1ng Matenals urtlancl X lrelwue So11thIN111rlI1 1 Slade s Speclalty Shoe Store 8 Preble sf Tel 3 1221 n Po Ila d CAPEZIO OFF STAGE BALLET BLACK RED WHITE SATIN FOR WEDDINGS WE DYE SHOES TO MATCH YOUR WARDROBE p anceF a Toe Tap Ba e Complzmenfs of Ionesey s Mob1lqas Stat1on POND COVE Telephone 4 7841 Compfmze n IS O Cape Ehzabeth H1qh School Alumm Assoclatlon 9 I , F I , 2. I -lx ,-K, i, Agentfr it C .4 Q ' . , . 3 ' 1 ., . ' , - . Exclusxvel r n Sales Office, IST IITIQITTIJIT .Xvch EOR STREET WEAR AND EVENING I' ' i 2-ISIISS - - XE 5 is ' an Also Com Iere Lune of D oolwe r- - II I 2-13577 . , . ' J kj' I I u . . I 5 M:Iine's Leaflirlg Sporting Goods Store JM Sporting Goods and Athletic Supplies flirms -11- 4-2 JAMES BAILEY co., INC. PLOWEIS POI ALL QXIASIONS 264 Middle Street lAlJHLALl.lN,n'YlftDY WMdHID.A. Ijortlandv H31 We-www' fhalfafffayvty Builders Hardware Supgly F L ow E RS Ongiany Cottage Rd South Portland PORTLAND SOUTH PORTLAND Complzments of School and College Caps and Gowns Choral and Cholr Gowns and Apparel Holmes Electric Supply UNIVERSITY CAP Is. GOWN co 35 37 Plum Street 481 Andox er Street Iaxx renee 'Xian Portland Mame I 4DIl' S and C HILDRHXI S H PAR BRIDGEWAY RESTAURANT FLOYD d BEA RICHARDS Otean Street Qouth Portland 535 Cottage Rd So Portland 9 O E G Foden Company I Tobacco Producfs Confechonery Soda Founfam Supplies H S IN Purtenus, Wlltchnll 8 Braun lfn nf Pnrtland Ihr. CLN1 LR Or MAINE LIVING H HU .HS All.lf and 150 Nliddlc Struct Portland, Maine uxy ,IIIIKT ff V I I I llffi T17 'Y'l f'T11 l 1-Q ll '64 W Ons if . gk 1 N 'VIAINE5 VIOST CQVIPLETE -XLTONIOTIXI SPRXIQI Vlotor Cnr Tru lx W Tmctor HIGHWAY Trnlgr m L II md -Xutmm w IHE HENLEY KPVIBALL co Form I -XX rtlmi 'Vlnn PXTTLILBORO NIASQ XCHL SETTQ 1 u lux Rmgs md Pmx Cornnnnum nt lmltmonx IJIPWIOIU1 P rs fmrm 11 Llfds Llu Insxgnu 'N L nl mi IFOWIH ll mrm mm c lm It u Im f upm 1 1 4 ,Sl'fl,l INC Xlill I1NC,l.lNlJ .IXII1 lflll CN - HITE - - N . d Ifuaturlng the Fm wt 1 lk' . ul lhw M ' I Y - L j . 380 -s A emu' P0 . L.. 2 L. G. BALFQUR CQNIPANY ufXHIlIl4ll z4'lulm1x'r' lllwrf un .Srl U fx mul Chili fl C' C gr 4 n ' b .31 - .'l'd.x44 I us I' '! x1'Hfl'll by IJ I1 ff. I' my r 211V ' ad D 1 W fhnlrugv. I lfll f omplzmenls 0 Northeast Motors, Inc C ompltments 530 Forest Avenue O Portland lVIa1ne The Best tn Real Estate Congress Bldg Portland Malne Complzments of IJUHLEY WEEIJ DRUG DUMP!-lNY 46 Pme Street and 652 Forest Avenue PORTLAND, MAINE Wuim-'s Largest Ford Dealer Ol I , I , , I . I , ' ! Progressive Printing--Manifold Co. Printers - Publishers can I Telephone ST-69 Union St. 4-1562 ' rmrm Publications-Year Books-School Papers Commercial and Joh Printing Legion Square Florist Sa Cottage Rd. 50. Pmrmr Tcl. 4-5357 I r rr'sf1x fins l .S'pt'f'rzrllp Tel 3 4768, Office Home 3 8482 Blake cSf Ham1llon INSURANCE O Cottage Road South Portland E L Blake Mrlllken Tomlmson Lo r Illlllllllltl F N Calderwood Inc Mikers of BUTEREG BRI:AD eumrrmrrvrs or B SC HRLIBER INC Master F urrlers Opposate Woolworths 547A Congress St Portland Mame D1al 3 3406 NI uucs PRINTINC HUL Nl PRINTERS D I LHLISUI-,RS R Ni nl. '51- I 'D Nl Toys uames Doris Spomng Lzoods TEL 24655 I ames E Spe1rs Company nc TIRES GOCJDYEAR BATTERIES CAR and HOME SUPPLIES Comer Preble and Kennebec Streets Portland 3 Marne I-fl lilfl IJ ll l,I1ll 'RIf'li.S' fy: 1 its nj W , . , , , u u q Q A . , lSCCJll:7fJHA1TlDi A 1 1: . - Y I I' m . . DDLIPZ AND Pl-:A , s. DRTLAN . . AI 1 Complzments 0 IIHAPLIN MIJTUH EUMPANY 39 Forest Avenue Pgrtland 3 Mame il ,-llr llg-54 CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE Complzments QP SECURITY FOR YOUR FUTURE Rufus Deermq Corn-pan-Y Suu lodcn Suu lumorrou CUMBERLAND LUMIBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS Savmgs and Loan ASSOCISIIOH 383 Commercial Street 185 Mnddlc Street Portland Malne Portland Mame 7 jj ,LL .I-.Bl f ' X 2,5-IQ 1, A..7,, W I .WMWJIJWJMWWJJMWWMM awluaw may wuuuuwwdauuww wwwuafuuwawuwwwwlwuwulwa WM Qu' l 9 3 S pnwnn Wm X null' N, HERE IS A DOWN EAST wav of dotng thmgs that As more than three centurles old and there LS nothxng secret about xt Patnstakmg careful non rushrng methods Combme these elements mth the hnest of ortgmal raw matertals and you have the secret of the qualxty and home spun flavor of Mame foods Nowhere 15 thts prxncmple more faxthfully followed than tn the Mame food mdustry And nowhere m that lndustry ts xr exemplxhed more than 111 the ln a broad sense Burnham dl 'Vlornll Company takes the fresh product of Mames fertxle helds and sparltlmg ocean waters and mth pamstakxng care and the know how of nearly 90 years of experlence xt transforms these basnc foodstuffs mto good eaung delxghts for mxllxons of humans Besxdes tts Baked Beans and Brown Bread Burnham H Morrill Company has long been known for the excellence of qualxty and Favor of tts ocean fresh sea foods and Mame grown vegetables Other specnalry products xnclude old fashtoned Beef Stew Mtnce Meat Spaghettx Welsh Rarebnt and Marne Corn Relxsh The latest and best rn qualrty control methods plus the Down East knack of knowmg how and an efficiently functxorung research dlvnsxon to maxntatn 115 hxgh qualxty standards tnsure Bumham dl Morrxll Company of a constant strwmg toward the goal of tts founders notlung short of perfectxon nn food productlon BIIRNHAM 8 MORRILL COMPANY ronunn mm: Packers of Qualxty New England Foods 3 3 S 3 2 s s 3 3 WZWWJIJIJHWMWIWIWUMHUWN MWIHWWWW WWWIZWWWWWMWW WWW! W46'?4W4dZWAW.lVWW WWW 6' 1 f I M ' 1, 1 , I . I l p . 'I plants of Bumham Gi Morrill Company. 54' Bl S ,e S ww' ' WWWWWMMWWWWWIWWWWL, wamffldn MMWMWWWWWWWWMMMMJT COMPl.l1l1ENTS OF TREF ETHEN'S GARAGE Telephone 2-1997 109 Cottage Road South Portland, Maine BOB BURNS FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT' Ocean Street South Portland WHOLESALE PRICES 10 RETAIL BUYERS DISCOUNT MARTIN ESTABLISHED 1922 - PORTLAND. MAIN! Jim oufywtm Jmzm 5155 EXCHANGE STREET TEL 2 2162 Offce Equtpment Headquarters ,W NO MAN Mlm, S GETS A sucusn DEAL X, wr-:EN HE suvs rnou mscounr MARTIN E J HARMON use CONGRESS STREET Flow: .r Fo All Orcas on: Nlembers Florist Telegraph Uelnery ALBERT G FROST C0 Mame Manne Dzstrzbutor Chrls Craft Boats 81 Eng1nes Johnson Outboard Motors Metal Wood Canvas Boats and Canoes 26 Forest Ave Tel 2 2846 Compltments of DISPLAY WAREHOUSE U s ROUTEl scARaoRo HAIVIBURGS HOTDOGS ICE CREAM SHORE ROAD CAPE ELIZABETH MAGNAVOX OLDS S HAMMOND ORGAN SCOTT STEINWAY 4 Storm IS Known By like C ompany It Keeps Cressey 84 Allen JPWPIPRS OPTICIJNS 'Vmr 4 ed I cr' e 489 CONGRESS Sl'Rl'l'l - . - r r i Oxonfh' I ' N 'v X I 'Uno ' l o s ' 9 FRIGIDAIRE R.C,A. VICTOR ' r . n Arid Cmr for Cr dir' 7 ,A . Za. Llve ln Cape Ehzabeth where the schools are the best and the Real Estate Values are the H1QheSl HARRY E BAKER CO 546 Shore Road Cape Ehzabeth SHAW S MARKET The S S Pierce Store 385 Cottage Road South Portland W1ll1ame Rrothers Fo Tm- MACHINISTS and WEI..DERS Electrxc and Acetylene Weldmg Cuttxng and Brazmq General Machme Work 21 25 Custom House Wharf Portland Mame Xllgn Stprlmg 5. Lathrop MCFARLAND SPRING 240 Forest Ave Portland Mame fi M I FLAHERTY WHOLESALE and RETAIL FISH DEALER 228 COMMERCIAL STREET TELEPHONE 5 1261 COMPLIMENTA Of' Portland Nl nn H I Lormg Short 5. Harmon HILL I' l II Wlllllllllkllt Ll l 1 I I ftrlllllllllltlllw uf ' :A Q- 5 H9 A A 5 C'O.lfPLl.'lI1'.fN TS OI xg.. -, tts' 47 co. i I l N L fllz mnx l.1 ulmg LjlXfl'lllllllrl nl ,flrl mul Nrfmnl .hltlllllll s A L' vw SI ct' . . ' S , Q . Q ll Compliments Qf Maine Savings Bank Main Office 15 Casco Street Branch 244 Middle Street Portland Maxne f'on1plinwnls of Jordan's Ready-To-Eaf Meafs, Inc. Portland Mc Tel 2-2832 GARDINER S BARBER SHOP Meetmg House H111 COMPLIMENTS OF PHARMACY The Rexall Store Ocean House Rd Cape Ehzabeth Mame D1a1 3 2672 HOBBY CENTER Models and Crafts for A11 L CLEAVES MARKET e 5llIl1IfI'1 Cf FKI V1.1 Xl IQNTS 1 JV C'f1XlI'I.INIIQN'I'SfPI NELSON J- PACKHEM 45: 5 Lw,11grQ.s Su-uct lMr'tl:L114l. Xl: imx , ll? Vrrlmle Ft. T I, Ci-13273 fu M Llg ml COMPLETE FOOD SERVICE at U lwlf salt Push Produce Dalry Products Gross r1cQ Fresh Meats Blrds Eu. Frosted Foode HAN N AFORD BROS CO Porthnd Mc Tel 2 2811 LEAHYS REAL ESTATE 579 Shore Road Ttlcphc L SPFCIALI7I'NG IN FOOD HONII S L A L1-XROCHELLE INC MEN S SPORTSWEAR WORK CLOTHES 204-8 Commercral Street Portland Marne Complzments of Purttan Tea Boom 566 Congress Street Portland Marne THE HARRIS COMPANY SHIP CHANDLERS 188 Cornmerc1a1 Street Portland 6 Marne I l I I ' Cape Iflizztlwth A - mn- 1-H170 ' . ,' 4 t' .Y 1 . 'ff Compummrs Of THE PINE MOTOR CO 517 Forest Avenue Portland Mame mnplum nlx o IXII 'NTS NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL COUHI MOTOR COMPANY LIFE INSURANCE CO fa Jr 4 I mrtlwncl XIHIIIL Mame s Largest Domss PILLSBURY CHARLES L: PLATY I ALAN BALFOUR PONTIAC and GMC TRUCK DEALER fi .1- 7 f UHNIVI.. Q OF 1' ' ' .b vp' ' .'f:f,O.a:s1 l'1HI't'St.'xXt'., ' 1 ,- ' - - 11'elg'IIfS- . I, 'f x PREP HALL AT BENOIT'S SPCCl3llZlI1g m outfittmg voung men ln Hlgh nd Prep Schook smart QtvleS at reasonablu prlces A. H. BENCDIT 8: CO. 5 : A Z T : 3 hyv. l A '. - wif I 9 A f 11 'J ,fbl NX A -VV gw'x'?5'.ffw,-I-4 :.:.:s:5:2:5Ei2E 52555-ifff3 W' .5 ' V, ,-15, A-wilgssff' -,H 9 ' ' Ng? ' 1 - . .- J I f - 3. '.-:D V a 5 27 -S E , .59 ' Y f f f : ,. . ' Y ' . A 0- , ,,..- fm . G N. -I -4' The Twltchell-Champlm Co. Hatchet Brand Fmv Foods Slncv 1862 SAWYER BARKER CO. PINE TREE BRAND GARMENTS Fmorv Wundnw Qharln fn 562 Congress Street Made to order Shades Venetian Blmds Telephone 2 4824 lmnplumnts 1 HOOD S ICE CREAM I omplumnts 0 Hobbs Funeral Home 230 Cottage Road South Portland GIFTS OF LASTING BEAUTY I A MERRILL 5. CO Iewelers Stnce l85l 503 Congress Street Portland Mame TAKE HOME OLD HOME BREAD 4150114 c Hof Hes COLONIAL CLEANERS INC I N utlt l nrt at tcl For dtsttncttve Clearunq Servtce D11 5 i---.:- I . . 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