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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1952 volume:

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Our pun crpal has certarnly shown versa trlrty rn hrs capacrty as both counselor and teacher ROBERT B LUN T M s Corby th1s busy energetrc man who no matter how hurrred, always has a spontaneous smrle fo everyone He certarnly does a credltable Job rn runmng our schools DURWARD HOLMAN B S Ba es Mr Holman rs undoubtedly one of our most well lrked teachers at C E H S Students of all courses come to htm for help rn solvrng non scxentrfrc problems Hrs abrlrty to crack the wrtty Joke and cram knowledge rnto our heads makes hrs classes very popular 6 Few 'of us are acquainted with ' r . .. t WILLIAM E MADDEN B S rn Ed Boston Umversxty Mr Madden IS the professor of grrls and boys gymnastrc class es Red harr rs a stgn of temper but the clearheadedness he has drsplayed durrng the drffrcult games IS proof of hrs good tem per and coachrng abtlrty 1... NORMAN T BRUCE B A Bates Mr Bruce IS one of our long suffermg teachers havlng been sub1ected to the squeemrshness of Btology students He hasa calm placrd personaltty and II IS the optnxon of most students that he rs one swell guy He IS also to employ as often used term a defrnrte boogxemaster 7 DORIS R CONNERS B U Bates Marrxage seems to be a trend at C E H S and our Mrss Robrn son 15 now our Mrs Conners Her schedule 15 completely hll ed wrth busxness subyects and extra cumcular acuvrttes Knowrng what a busy person she rs we apprecrate the ume she has devoted to our yearbook 'ix . . .' ' 1 . l t fl W6 A fi' O . ., s 4 .. - . - . . . .. . , - .. - I rin f If 1 ' Y ' P . . .. . . . . . :xr . . v ' 'X , . L Q s . -I t I f 1. I r ll .1 W ,,,.-f' ' ARTHUR E NEWCOMB B A Mrddlebury Ed M Bos ton Umverstty Mr Newcomb quretand drgm fled has won our confidence through hrs warm and frlendly classes All our lessons are sp1c ed by fascmatmg accounts frorr h1s personal expenences Q, ELEANOR M THOMPSON B A Umverstty of Mame Dependabrhty andCapab1l1ty are twowords that label our Eng lxsh and Soclal Studles teacher Her qulet fnendlmess has en deared her to Cape Eltzabetl I-hgh 8 JEAN E RHODENIZER B A Colby Mtss Rhodemzer IS our well pols ed Enghsh teacher She appears to be of a shy and agreeable na ture buther hand can be fum lf necessary Wxthout her, our fem mme basketball team would not have been as successful as II has MYRTLE M SHERMAN Jia A B Colby Ed M Unrversrty of Marne Whether you are 1n Mrs Sher mans classes or not you are bound to have seen those glarmg stgns Pensez and Putate fTh1nklj Although as under classmen we grumbled about our tough Lann and French asslgn ments now, as Senrors we have to apprecrate Mrs Sherman s a brltty as a language teacher Yr' HARRY R TYLER B S Umversrty of Marne M A Boston Umversrty Mr Tyler teacher of mathe mancs rs much rn demand as a problem solver Although he has only been wrth us two years h rs held rn hrgh regard and IS well ltked by all students 9 GUXU-011,416 QAVALQJ L JfrvrxL2J I-b4,'l,a.lJ .0 A 27 1-44-L1AA'4J BEVERLY L PEARSON B A Umversrty of Marne Although Mrss Pearson IS new wrth us th1s year she has won a spot rn the heart of the puprls rn her classes Small and v1va ctous she works hard rn carry mg out her daxly dunes ALFRED K DOLLOFF B S Gorham Teachers College The steady hum of the elec mc saw whrch accornpames our study comes from Mr Dolloff s busy workshop He rs a top notch teacher and under hrs ex pert gtudance many time pxeces ofworkmanshrp have been turn ed out :BY FRANCES A DENNETT B S Ithaca Mrs Dennett may have changed her name but she IS still our same beloved musrc teacher Her vltalrty and energy have helped to grve our school band and orchestra as well as ee S1 clubs an excellent raung I0 JEAN E READ B S Umversrty of Vrrgmla The tucks of trade of coolung and sewlng were taught by Mrs year She was agraduate of the Umversrty of Marne wrth a B S degree On January 21 Read Jolned our faculty to take over the Home Economlcs De partment 'V Kendall the fust half of the rv . . 1 A N f5l'Il6llflff5 ' 41 figs 44, A '29 '-ff E X 0 .4 ,of- np. i n-0 ' X .4 Seated Qleft to rrghtj W Moore P Chapman D Slulhngs A H111 Standing Mrs Sherman Mr Newcomb Pres1dent Warren Moore V1ce Pres1dent Peter Chapman Secretary D1ane Sk1111ngs Treasurer A11ce H111 Adv1sers Mrs Myrtle Sherman Mr Arthur Newcomb I4 r Senior Class Officers of -7 Y ,V gd? Q -'77 V JUDITH ALEXANDER 'Judi-3 Ambition: to play opposite Laurence Olivier Often seen: but more often heard Often says: It was so funny Bowling 25G,A,A, 35Cheerleading 2,35 Nautilus 4g Wash- ington Club 2,3,45 Dramatics 2,45 Art Club 35 Student Council 2,3,4g Office Girl 45 Junior Prom 35 Sophomore Hop 25 Ski Club 1. 'Ambition is no cure for love' -- Scott K ..7 J . .v i E WAYNE ALEXANDER BROOKING Bones 'Zi' Ambition: to be a successful lobsterman 1 Often seen: with Beverly in Often says: Ahh -- I guess we'll win tonight Basketball 2,3, fCaptain 435 Track 3,45Nautilus 45 Wash- ington Club 3,43 Student Council 45 Sophomore Hop 25 Junior Prom 3. A1l are not asleep who have their eyes shut -- Ger- man Proverb FREDERICK DODGE BUCKLIN Fred Ambition: Navy Often seen: in South Portland Often says: You bet Washington Club 45 Sophomore Hop 25 Junior Prom 35 Bowling 4, lt is the quiet people that are dangerous' -- LaFontaine X x I5 ..-Q Q' L...- , x, lv I' 40' I x I '. ' i , I I f' , ' . ' L fu . A 'Y' f J' ' , 'N I A . , N ,, I f ' 1 I I, ,1x'i P , -4 DAVID EUGENE CAMPBELL Dave Ambition: French teacher Often seen: in the Colonial Room Often says: Hot spit Cheerleading 3g Nautilus 3,4g Washington Club 2, Qpres- ident 3,5 Dramatics 2,3,4g Glee Club lg Orchestra 2,3,4g Student Council 3,4g Sophomore I-lop 2g Bowling 4. 'Born for success he seemed' -- Emerson I I, 2 f fr r, vm-M' ' ff' 0 Q, ,,, JH .Llqaaa 94 f,,4f4yf6q ff- A064 Ambition: statistician Often seen: with a carload of kids Often says: Gee it was lovely CQ: Junior Prom 3g Sophomore Hop 2g Bowling 4. PETER ALLEN CHAPMAN Pete Baseball 3,4gSwimming team 3gCheer1eading 3,4g Naut- ilus 45 Class Vice-President 45 Washington Club 2,3,4g qt., C And youwill speed us onward with a cheer -- Baring .1 W ,gy 'K -u . ii, I-W ANNE MARY COOK 'Cookie' Ambition: to marry a millionaire Often seen: in the Commercial room Often says: WOW Basketball I-V 2gG.A .A.1g WashingtonClub 4gOffice Girl We may live without friendsg we may live without books. But civilized man cannot live without Cooks -- Bulwer-Lytton I6 ,L M. L ,, ,.,,. .A 4'.., V ,,. 5- , gy F n Y. wb' 1-ad' C3 A if . . Xi l ti: l 'Q' 41-'EY , ff if in MARLENE BARBARA COOK Cookie Ambition: To catch up on her sleep Often seen: At the typewriter Often says: I'll never tell Softball 1: Swimming Club 1: G,A,A. 25 Cheerlead- ing 2: Washington Club 3,4: Glee Club 1,2: Office Girl 4. The sweet magic of a cheerful face -- Holmes PATRICIA FAYE DUNN Pa Ambition: to be thin Often seen: telling Judy to stop biting her fingernails Often says: Huh! Basketball J-V 2: Bowling2: SwimmingClub l,2: G.A.A. 2,3,4: Cheerleading 3,4: Nautilus 4: Class Vice-Pres- ident 2: Washington Club 4: treasurer 2,3: Riding 3: Dramatics 2,3,4: Art Club 1,3: Student Council 4: Ski Club 1: junior Prom 3: Sophomore Hop 2. If it were Dunn when 'tis Dunn, then 'twere well it were Dunn quickly -- Shakesphere N fn T MARY JOAN EMERY Ambition: to meet that guy Often seen: Chuckling Often says: Oh really! Bowling 3: Nautilus 4: Washington Club 3,4: Glee Club 1,2,3: Office Girl 4: Junior Prom 3. God loveth a cheerful giver --Bible I7 h SL 3' Twaqp 4 H V H 2 CAROL JEANNE FOGG Ambrtlon College Often Seen Operatlng cornpllcated lrghtrng equrpment Often says You know what? Basketball2 Sw1mm1ngClub 1 2 Naut1lus4 W h as mg ton Club2 3 Qtreasurer 4, Rldlflg 3 Dramatlcs 2 4 Glee Club 1 2 Art Club 3 Offrce G1rl4 Sophomore Hop 2 Farr and softly goes far deCervantes FLORENCE ELILABETH FOSS Florrle Amb1t1on College ani Often seen Glgglrng Often says Dear' Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Art Club 3 Offlce Gul 1 3 Home keeplng hearts are happlest Longfellow DOLORES ANNE FOX Dolly Ambltxon Florlda sunshrne Often seen Breakrng hearts Often says L1ve fast d1e young Softball 1 Bowlrng 2 3 Swlmmxng Club 1 2 G A A 2 Washmgton Club 2 3 Dramaucs 3 4 h S e IS sudden 1f a thlng comes ln her head Shakes peare 18 l fs., Vxhx 1- iov 2? 4f v C' -7 JANE HAIXQCOM Ambxtlon HOUS6W1fC Often seen at Cumberland Center Often says Oh' Another day' BOWllllg 34 lwauulus 4 Glee Club 2 'Z 4 Hanscom ts as Hanscom does Goldsm1th GLORIA ELAINE HAPWORTH Googy Ambmon Medlcal secretary Often seen Walkxng Often says Why'f' Softball 2 Bowllng 2 3 4 G A A 2 3 4 Cheerleadxng 2 3 4 Nautllus 4 Class Vlce Prestdent 1 Washington Club 3 4 Glee Club l 2 Offlce G1rl 2 sophomore Hop Z Junlor Prom 3 Good thmgs come ln small packages Unknown SARA ELIZABETH HAY Amb1I1OH Medlcal secretary Often seen wxth Nancy Often says Cunnm Softball 2 3 4 Bowling 4 Swlmmlng Club 1 G A A 2 3 4 Washtngton Club 2 .3 4 Rtdlng 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Offtce Gtrl 1 Sk1Club 1 bophomore Hop 2 jun lor Prom 3 Herways are the ways of pleasantness and all her paths are peace Blble l9 1 3 in-.fl ALICE MAY HILL Ambmon Not to get married for three years Often seen With Diane Often says O K I ll do it Basketball 2 3 fCapta1nj 4 Softball 2 3 4 Bowling 3 4 Swimming Team 2 3 4 Swimming Club 2 3 4 G A A 2 fClassRepresentat1ve 3 President 4j Nautilus 4 Class Treas nrer 4 W3Sh1HgIOHC1Ub 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 KVICC PI6S1dCllI,4 Art Club 3 Sophomore Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 Nothing great was ever achievedwithout enthusiasm Emerson -is -4' WANER CHUTE HOLMAN Wlzzer Ambition Engineer Often seen at the drinking fountain Often says Oh' Goody' Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 fCapta1uj 4 Track 4 Nautilus 4 Class President 1 Washington Club 3 Dra matics 4 Student Council 1 34 QPres1dent4j Sopho more Hop 2 Junior Prom 3 The work praises the Workman LaFonta1ne 'V J wi RICHARD STUART JOHNSON Dick Ambition: To travel Often seen: Eating Often says: What? Basketball 2' Baseball 1 2 3 4- Washington Club 34- Junior Prom 3- Bowling 4. Whata man has so much he s -ware of --deCervantes 20 'Wai T' QR-v' it fl CT' CHARLES GEORGE LEONARD Charlle Ambrtlon Castme Often seen Gorng to Reserve Q Often says Well Iagree Q Basketball 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 YVHSLIIHQIOFI sa-lf 5 .nl Club 3 4 Glee Club 1 Sophomore Hop 2 The reward of a thrng well done IS to have rt done Emerson ELIZABETH LOU LEONARD Bette Ambrtron Bookkeeper Often seen Getung a late sltp Often says Jeepers' G A A 1 2 3 4 Cheerleadlng 3 4 Nautllus 4 Washrng ton Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 3 4 Art Club 3 Better late than never Heywood CLAYTON PHILLIP KNIGHT Ambltron U S Arr Force Often seen Drtvlng a taxl Often says Gosh' fl v'-'Y f Sonny Basketball 1 2 Uwlanager lj Baseball 4 Cheerleadrng 4 Washlngton Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Junior Prom 3 Sophomore Hop 2 Bowllng 4 What wisdom can you fmd that IS greater than krnd ness Roussea u 21 ' V ' : : ' f' ' 9 S . - , sp -- ' R' 3 sy 2 A I ,V,, ,,, 3, f I E I X l I f . . . , af 'ou I' I I I H .U-1 l I V Y 2 13 , -- J I ol Gi: 5 CHARLES HAROLD MERCER Chuck Ambition: Navy Often seen: Pushing desks around the high school Often says: That's the way it goes W Baseball flwianager 45: Bowling 4: Washington Club 2,3, 43 Dramatics 2,35 Glee Club 4: Sophomore Hop 2: Jun- ior Prom 3. Be careful to be guided by this golden rule--stick close to your desks and never go to sea --Gilbert JANET CAROLYN MERCER Men Ambition: To work with children Often seen: Waiting for another weekend ,If 'G' Often says: Oh Chucky! Basketball l,2,4g Softball l,3,4g Bowling 3,4: Swimming A W xl 1,2,3g G.A,A, 1,2,3g Nautilus 4: Washington Club 43 V24 Dramatics 3, fassistant director 41: Glee Club 1,2,4g Of- fice Girl 2,3,4. Wit makes its own welcome --Emerson l 1 IO ANNE MITCHELL IO Ambition: Nursing Often seen: Coming to school late Often says: Brother! ,Q Swimming Club l,2,3,4g G,A,A, 2,3,4g Washington Club , 2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4, . Q Anything for a quiet life --Middleton fi 22 :G Q 6 S :, W7 ...f- 1-C 1-'fr ff- I, J.: ,i WARREN FREDERICK MOORE Mousie Ambition: Dental technician Often seen: Laughing at his own jokes Often says: Wise up! Basketball 3,fmanager 41: Baseball 2,3,4g Class President 45 Class Vice-President 3: Washington Club 3,43 Glee Club lg Student Council l,2g Nautilus 4g Junior Prom 3. The best of healers is good cheer --Pindar i I gi. A I! . at rf W 1 -, . .wif . -. vb '- -'I -. A , . - M.-.-.-. VIRGINIA AVRIL NELSON Jean Ambition: To be a secretary Often seen: Singing Often says: I'm not too young! Bowling 2,3,4g Naultilus 45 Washington Club 2,3,4g Glee Club l,2,3g Office Girl 4. 1 Alas for those that never sing --Holmes CIO' QI-v -if SONJA EVANGELINE OLSEN Ambition: Marriage Often seen: With a cast on Often says: just a smidgeon Is' ' Q' Art 3. l steadier step when I recall that if I slip, I will fall --Clough 23 I a I 7 x QL? -0' ani We 9 . CONSTANCE STARR ROAST Connle AfIlb1I1Oll Louis Often seen Solving complicated math problems Often says I breaka the jaw Bowling 3 Swimming Club l Nautilus 4 Class Treas urer 2 3 VV3Sh1llgIOll Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 Art Club She lispedin numbers for the numbers came Pope IEANNIE MARY ROGERS AfIlblI1Ofl College Often seen Capuvating Often says Oh you re a lulul ,sr 3' fTransferred from Deering High School Junior Yearj 'W Q Softball 3 4 Bowllng 3 Swimming team 3 4 Swimming Club 3 4 G A A 3 4 Nautilus 3 4 Washington Club 3 4 Dramatlcs 3 Office G1r1 4 Junior Prom 3 but up in the mountains of New Hampshire God Almlghty has hung outa sign to show that there he makes men Webster RODNEY Del-IAVEN ROSS Ambition: To enjoy life Often seen: Drawing boats Often says: Ahh---Welllll. Nautilus 4- Washington Club 2 3 4- Dramatics 4- Art Club 3. You are uneasy- you ve never sailed with me before I see --Andrew Jackson l '29 iami Qu 1 ? if M .ad DANA CLEVELAND RYDER Amb1t1on Navy Often seen ln a 38 Chevrolet Often says That s for dang sure Nautllus 1 Washrngton Club 2 3 4 Ah why should llfe all labor be'P Tennyson RONALD EUGENE SCHWARTZ. RODHIC AIl'lb1I1Ol'l Navy Often seen Gettmg seconds at lunch Often says H1 Jug head Basketball 3 Washmgton Club 4 Iunror Prom 3 Sopho more Hop 2 Bowllng 4 Great oaks from llttle acorns grow Everett NANCY LOUISE SELLERS Ycnan Ambltlon Colby Iun1or for Medlcal Technlctan Often seen Wrth Sara Often says You re krddrngl Basketball 2 3 Softball 1 3 Bowlrng 4 Swrmmmg Club l G A A 2 3 4 Nautllus 3 4 YV3Sh1flgl0l'l2 3 QPres1dent 41 Rldlng 3 Dramatlcs 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 fPres1dent 41 Orchestra 1 Off1CC Glrl 3 Skl Club 1 Juntor Prom 3 Sophomore Hop 2 He prcked up hrs ptper and played her a tune Mother Goose 25 '9- T' C. my ww'- DAVID WENTWORTH SERETTE Serette Ambltron Movre and telev1s1on producer Often seen Wrth Arthur Champlln 'bus Often says Hey ya know Swrmmrng team 1 Track 1 2 3 4 Nautrlus 4 Washrng ton Club 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 1 Glee Club 1 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 -G4 No 11m1t.s out of the sky deCervantes ,, DIANE ESTELLE SKILLINGS Ambrtron A1rl1ne hostes Often seen Wrth Allce Often says Yeh' QTransferred from South Portland H1gh School Junror year Softball 3 4 BOW11Dg 3 4 Swlmmrng team 4 Swlm mrng club 4 G A A 3 Qsenror rep 45 Cheerleadlng 3 4 Nautllus 4 Class Secretary 4 School treasurer 4 Washmgton Club 3 4 Dramancs 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Iumor Prom 3 As merry as the day rs long Shakespeare PRISCILLA MARY SKILLINGS Sxlla Amb1t1on Inter1or decorator Often seen Wamng for a shrp to come rn Often says Best I do 1Transferred froms South Portland Hrgh School Junror year Bowlrng 3 4 G A A 3 4 Cheerleadmg, 3 4 Nautllus 4 Washlngton Club 3 4 Glee Club 4 She s pretty to walk Wllh And wxtty to talk wrth And pleasant too to thmk on Sucklmg 26 6'-51 'ON fur' I Sq, dsl:- '97 nf 2 LOIS BEVERLY STEVENS Dody Ambition: To get married Often seen: With Ray Often says: What a character! Basketball 2,3,4: Softball 2,4-: G.A.A, 2: Class Secre- tary 3: Washington Club 2,3,4: Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Stu- dent Council 2,4: Office Girl 3,4: Sophomore Hop 2: Junior Prom 3. The past unsighed for, the future sure? --Wordsworth VIOLET JOAN SWEETSIR V1 Ambition: To talk louder Often seen: Talking QSOFTLYJ with Jean Nelson Often says: Will this class ever end! Bowling 2,3,4: Nautilus 4: Washington Club 2,3,4: Glee Club 1,2,3. l'1l speak in a monstrous little voice --Shakespeare .a 4-3 WILLIAM LEWIS WILL Will Ambition: Chemical Engineer Often seen: Writing themes after school Often says: Gorry! Nautilus 4: Washington Club 2,3,4: Dramatics 3: Or chestra 1,2: Bowling 4, if ln Willa threat or else a promise dwells -Unknown 27 H' JOAN ELIZABETH WILLEY Willie Ambition: To go to North Africa Often seen: Behind a soda fountain Often says: I like it. Basketball 2,3g 'Softball 1,25 Swimming Club lg Wash ington Club 3,45 Glee Club l,2g Sophomore Hop 2. Oh that it were my chief delight to do the things I ought --Taylor WENDALL TUCKER Wendall has been with us from the beginning of our school years, and he is still mich in our hearts and minds. Because of his unfortunate mishap, the sympathy of all of us goes to him. Wendall has always been very active. l-le participated in many school sports he won a foul-shooting contest while in the eighth grade he went out for basketball and carried a well rounded schedule of activities. With these thoughts in mind we have placed his picture here, hoping he will feel that when we graduate he will be with us in our hearts if not in person. DONALD GOULD To live in the hearts Of those one leaves behind is not to die, 28 Lust will 11116 Gzstnalrzlft We the Class of 1952 are leavmg our dearest possessxons behmd us w1th the hopes that the reclplents w1ll guard them closely We the Class of 1952. leave the faculty a book of psychology on how to ralse FRESHMEN To the Junlors the long hoped for pr1or1ty 1n the lunch l1ne wh1ch w1ll not come up to thelr expectatlons To the Sophomores three bottles of schoolsp1r1t to be taken 1n excess To the Freshmen a s1gn readlng SCHOOL ZONE QUIET PLEASE Our 1nd1v1dual g1ftS are as follows I Jud1th Alexander leave my shy ret1r1ng nature to Bllly Hoadley I Frederlck Bucklm leave my knowledge of thlngs electrlcal to Nancy Asbury I Wayne Brooklng leave the shop full of unf1n1shed lobster pots to Beverly Reed I Dav1d Campbell leave the Hey flelds Peter Chapman leave my waste basket hook shot to Mr Kn1ght who can use lt 1n the bo1ler room Anne Cook leave my BRAINS to Sally Wray Marlene Cook w1ll my copy of ' Elmer the Fat Boy s Dlet Book to Ed Mandell I Patr1c1a Dunn leave my unused place 1n the lunch l1ne to Jan1ce Mary Emery w1ll my dr1ver s l1cense to all those poor people who have yet to get one Carol Fogg leave my well worn path to the ma1lbox to Mr St1nch f1e1d Florence Foss leave my torch to hght the halls of C E H S Jane Hanscom t1ptoe qu1etly out Glor1a Hapworth w1ll my 'P 'P 9 'P to Beverly W1llard Sara Hay bestow my pugnac1ous nature upon Charlotte Mlller Allce H111 w1ll my quest1on1ng att1tude upon Carol Ann Cobb Waner Holman leave ayear s supply of t1ckets to my weekly organ concerts to YOU I Rlchard Johnson w1ll my travelmg bag to anyone who w1shes to use I Dolores Fox leave my s1ster Jacquehne to keep up the Fox trad1t1on WOW' ' ' I Charles Leonard leave my foot well cleaned from bemg 1n my mouth to Harold Pachlos I Ellzabeth Leonard leave m eye brows well furrowed to Carol Sellers I Clayton K,n1ght leave my ab1l1ty to cheer to Gerry Dav1s 29 D I I C A . 4 Q I: I ' 0 I 1 1, . 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' ' it. l n F - 0 ' - I Charles Mercer leave for Washlngton to g1VC the fllhbusterers lessons I Janet Mercer leave my new' to any body who knows what lt 1S I Joanne M1tchell leave my loud bolsterous vo1ce to Anlta Buhlert Warren Moore leave two regxments of any prlze troops to the Majors Cobb Bankson and Wheeler I V1rg1n1a Nelson leave to s1ng 1n the halls of Portland Hlgh School I Sonja Olsen leave my ab1l1ty to break bones to Reynolds Moulton I Constance Roast leave my phYS1CS workbook to the next adventurous glrl who attempts the subject I Jeanne Rogers leave f1VC dollars 1n trust to Dav1d Serette payable 1n July 1f I lose our l1ttle bet I Rodney Ross w1ll my boat complete w1th seaslck p1lls to anyone who can see lt I Dana Ryder leave my truck for next year s paper dr1ve I Ronald Schwartz leave for Texas on the f1rst Socony tanker after graduatlon QTOOT TOOTU I NancySellers leave my energetlc bustllng dev1l may care attltude I Davld Serette leave to the stars of my future mov1es a number of blank contracts QLIGHTS ACTION CAMERAQ I Dlane Skllllngs leave my bowllng ab1l1ty to next year's bowlmg team I Pr1sc1lla Sk1ll1ngs leave for the nearest JUSt1CC of the peace I LOIS Stevens leave the fondest regards to all my fr1ends and fel low students I V1olet Sweets1r follow V1rg1n1a Nelson I W1ll1am W1l1 leave my ab1l1ty to wr1te pol1t1ca1 speeches to next year's student councll candldates I Ioan Wllley leave that 'Jerk at the drug store Respectfully subm1tted MAS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS seared left ro rrghr, W Moore, Pres1dent, P Chapman, Vlce presldent, D Skrllmgs Secretary, A Hill, Treasurer Standlng, left to rlght, Mrs Sherman and Mr Newcomb, Advlsors. 30 ' i . . . . , . . 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V 7' - ' . ,zrw ' . su, ' ou,,., 3' '71,- 05000 Q Front Row fleft to rrghtj 1 Martrn A Dudley I Cochrane B Ladabouche A Maxwell D Burks W Brown N Smrth P Smrth M Gray C Cobb P Hannaford 2nd Row Mr Holamn fAdv1serJ B Wxllard J Burns D Gammon M Kmght J Moore A bldelrnger M Dunham A Mrddlesworth N Asbury C Mrller S Wray Mrss Thompson fAdv1serJ 3rd Row H Dennrson C Wheeler H Russell R, Blake R Mayor L Cotton M Plarsted W Hoadley L Turner R Mudre 4th Row F Cobb K Barrett M Lawrence P Bankson F Armstrong N Jordan R Morong G Davrs R Turner C Jones Qll.lliT1D1'5 PFSSIGSHI Wllllam Brown Thls year our class has been very prom VICE Presrdent Davrd Burks secretar Nancy Smrth Treasgrer Arlene fX1aX 1 7 have contrrbuted heav1ly to the success of the school's athlet1c program In basket ball we were represented by s1x boys on the varslty squad and n1ne of the f1rst ' twelve g1rls on the varslty Other sports 1n Wh1ChWC played a part were baseball A track softball, swlmrrung and bowhng The Junlors are also act1ve 1n Glee Club, Art Club and Orchestra K Wlth the much appreclated help of the lrent 1n school act1v1tes ln sports, we drsh supper and presented an enterta1n ment We now have a worklng agreement w1th the Alumm Assoc1at1on so that the Jumor class, 100 per cent can go to Wash mgton next year Look1ngahead,we are plannmg for our jtrad1t1onal Junlor Prom 1n the sprlng Q - Carol Ann Cobb Harry Russell, and l ' uddy' Lawrence are our class repre el' R Q sentat1ves 1n Student Councll 38 IX a we , W . x y s n N 0 i U p. , r 1 9 . - K, ' 0 , D' jr , if 'l ' . I . -- Q , 2173 xx 4 - o ' H' f lfr ' . . . ly 7 'I ' t . ,J . . I A n , ' l,'f'P t, I . . , ' . 1 9+ I 'rf' , 1 U . . u .- W X A D X N AlumniAssociation, we served a covered- xy , ' R f ' . - X 7 X5 . rj ' . u , K N N N . . ' ' lil'-1, X T' . . . . . X N' 5 ' .vf2::, f :Ig . B ' .- X E! O X ,556 From Row fleft to rrghtj S Wong R Cook M Bauer J Descheneaux A Debanus H Pachros J Hey L Nlar shall L Srnrth B Blomberg C Dearborn P Nelscn 2nd Row Xlrs Kendall fAdv1serj B Mullrgan B lrrsh B Burtasket A Buhlert C Sellers D Sldelrnger I Fox A Lrbby J Coffrn E Brown Mr Bruce fAdv1serJ 3rd Row J Dennrson B Reed R Olsen B Murray G Murray G Doherty J Currrer D Worthen E Boynton D Scott F Moore J Worthen 4th Row E Ryder F Dearborn M Hasty 5 lxlalrng D Randall F Lord D Wrl 11S W Ramsey I Phrlbrook D H111 R Thayer A Lrbby Snxflwnwl fs Th1s year Harold Pachlos has success Pf6S1d9HI Hamid P3Ch10S fully led us throughthe casserole suppers dances, and chooslng of class rlngs that typ1fy the Sophomore Class Holdlng the1r own for our class 1n the extra cur r1cular act1v1ty l1mel1ght, we f1nd many of our boys and glrls Also, several made the Honorable Ment1on11st wrth Dave W1ll1S leadmg on the Honor Roll Wrth Mr Bruce as our lung and pat1ent gulde, we sa1led successfully through the second year of h1gh school and feel almost ready for the upper class stage of school rfe ff ,f4,.w4.Zu.u4.a4, sffr 9 '2:f :,G'w 5 64.56 Vrce Presrdent Albert DeSant1s Secretary Iudrth Hey Treasurer Larry Marshall X.:-riff! Q11 lv 'W - 3 li , ,f 1 4.1 xif ' -1 . I .R n 7 . .Y W 1 A . 1 ' t .V ., . ,V , L r r f 5 .1 1 1 j y 'x ' ' .gm . f , 'A ' 5 n r I I - , . . - .- . . l lr - I ,- , -A' ' , . , . , . , . . ZA . , - . . ' . . , . , . , . .. . . ,. , - , - - . . . ,. . : . . . , . ,I , . . . , . - v I 1 - 1 v , a 1 - 1 ' 9 in - , I , In . O sf' ' . rg, A., , 1 :fi vi' ' ' ' ff. 4 , 4 .. . 'veg . ' K-. 1 I . ' ' . iff fl. ' 1 1 . I X If xlx ' K H , 1 yqf -I f 0 , KT I . SX ,- . . J' I . I I 4' L I ' fs ' A . ' 39 A556 H53 J , From Row fleft to rlghtj C Sweetsrr E Nrelson J Lothrop S Van Aken J Cox W Hrtchcock R Moulton E Mandell B Lake D Patten D Cole 2nd Row M1ssRhoden1zerfAdvxserJ E Fotter A McCready P Grant I Anderson I Wrlley M Sass S Home B Jones B Chsh J Sargent A Lane J Pennell B Blake J Smlth P Fraser P Mavor P Hall Mr Madden fAdv1serj 4th Row F Hatch R. Kennedy R Wrllard P Grant J Hrggrns R. Kessler P McKenney N Hanscom R Cook R Burns D Wrllrams I Morong Jfrlzslxmazlr Presrdem Wrllram Hrrchcock The class was formally welcomed rnto Vlgicixsidefgre RCYUOMS MOUIEOH h1gh school at the freshman recept1on Y asurer James OX It was no t1me at all before we became apart ofthe hfe led by our superlors We worked on Student Councll gave our sup port generously to extra currrcula actlv 1t1es, played 1n the school orchestra, and sang w1th the glee club Not sat1sf1ed Wlth a meager treasury, we 1ncreased our funds by conductmg the magazlne sale formerly taken over by the entrre student body A11 rn all, our f1rst year was a success, and we are lookxng forward to our soph omore year 0 an ,f . , , 1 K ,, , i . v J P Q.: f H K, la so ' . NE C lf. McCann.. iid Row: 'D. Camrnon, P. Curtis, D., Dyer, D. J. Sou1e', R: Farr,'C: Daly, P: Stevensfvf. Hight: A Z . I A V, I , h ' - . Q 1' ' ' Q s g an QW' 11105 ' , ' 'a ' ,Il x ff ss A , - X 1' , , Q B , m X I JO 42. '7 '1- 11 1 X ia. 'FlfiIJJIII1Z4 9 B -ni. 1 .illei M ,ff , W' fff J, ,' -- N ..... 4 4Qllll Ag., X Standmg W Brookmg W Holman Mr St1nchf1eld A Buhlert M Lawrence -S5t1.1o1z1'd: Cunrrrrl Every Monday rnornlng the Student COUHC11 has met durlng the flrst per1od 1n the llbrary Although st1ll a llttle Weary from the weekend the group contmually came up w1th br1ght 1deas A Wlnter Carn1va1 was proposed and planned Prospects for the car n1val were good because of the advert1s1ng but unfortunately the Weather d1dn't co operate A Slush Dance was held 1nstead and th1s was a b1g success The Student Counc1l hopes that a Wlnter Carn1val w1ll be pro posed and successfully executed next year The magazlne dr1ve was abandoned th1s year because lt was felt that th1s project had not been greeted enthus1ast1cally 1n prev1ous years The Student Counc1l set up standard rules whereby athletlc awards could be g1ven Formerly th1s had been the problem of the 1nd1v1dual coaches Waner Holman servmg ably as pres1dent led all the weekly assem bl1es Many helpful suggestmns and 1deas were offered by Mr Stmch f1eld and gratefully accepted by the Counc1l AA s J P . A A 'fl 34 g V' . , i , T 2 t srl sc, l 4 ' 'Q ff 17 A X A s K Nu Seated Qleft to rightjz E. Mandell, S. Maling, L. Stevens, H. Russell, C, Cobb, P. Dunn, S. Van Aken, D. Skillings. X U . I . . , . . . . - Q , , . . , - ,ig ,4. , fu, k6f','t.7, 5? ' ' President Waner Holman The President's Message E , you, has citizenship responsibilities. Right now you are a school citizen, but in not too many years your citizensh' ' ip will be extended to state and country. achofyou, yes every one of School spirit is the term applied t d s u ent participation and support of school activities Most of our students support the basketball team land 1t's a big winner for next year, we predict, but beyond this support there is altogether too little in terest in the numerous other worthwhile school activities If you shirk our h responsibil t y sc ool citizenship 1 ies today 1sn't lt likel y you will be shirking your c1v1 d ties as a citizen in a de c u mocracy in years to come? One final suggestion Let' d s a d the Winter Carnival t nent list of ann l o our perma ua school events' Q-I 43 - - qi. Qi rf-v Mr Newcomb Ed1tor1a1Adv1ser Davld Campbell Ednor We who have tr1ed dlllgently to complete a d1st1nct1ve yearbook hope that you w111 want to be a part of such an or ganlzatlon 1n some future year There are enough new 1dCaS to last for years, but they seem to get lost 111 the shuffle of tradltlon Davxd our ed1tor,has kept such close watch over h1S co- workers that he has ably kept the yearbook Wlthln 1tS dead lmes THE EDITORIAL STAFF Front row fleft to ughtj G Hapworth S Hay N Sellers C Cobb D Campbell I W1lley C Fogg P Dunn Back row lHanscom A Sldelmger W W1ll W Brookmg W Holman D Fox B W1llard V Nelson Mr New comb H 46 M... ..., ....... l . O I D I . . . - , - 1 v 1 f 1 I v I 1 I - - y a , - , o - v v - s - 1 ' v v N . V T. FA V N 4 'V - ' ' Q ,ff -f T- 9 1 , ,, I . A . n X .. - . V l, - I A . . Xmntrins 1-'Q 'T' All of us slncerely W1Sh you would constructlvely cr1t1c1ze our book and lmprove on 111, 1f posslble, 1n one of your own Mrs Conners, our ed1tor , buslness manager, adver t1S1I'1g and clrculatlon head, and Mr Newcomb, our Engllsh form and punctuatlon a1d, are to be commended for fme work beyond the call of duty THE BUSINESS STAFF Seated fLeft ro rxghtj D Burks R Ross IRogers P Chapman A H111 J Mercer V Nelsen W Moore Stand mg S ay N Sellers M Cook M Emery D Sk111mgs M Bauer Adv1ser Mrs Conners hi: 496 A I-. 'C Jes- N. Mrs. Conners, Business Adviser Carol Ann Cobb, Associate-Editor ' II ' V . . . . I J' H ,Q in in J' 1, .I V , 1 A r Z 4 V 1 no Front Row fltft to flghlj F3 Blake J Purnell C Dearborn A Lure D Pa tcm A 'v1cCre:1dy A Dudley ouard J itchnll J L ffm 1 rr p tgondrloxx s D ut ar Ren A ilurnrt ers L smnh 'xl Dunlum J Sargtnt 5 Hurnc I Wrllty B Jones X lrbby Q xxxec rlurd on a B Ll1sh B blorrbtrg, N1 Kmchr C Nlrll r X S1dtl1r1Q,er D s1deI111t,cr 5 Hay N sellers J Hey X NIcCa Y 1 F urth Row M Sass P Mawr P Kermedv I Phrlbrrck D Wrlhs L 1 I os if Glwnrusf igjif The chorus, under the d1rect1on of Mrs Dennett, IS an actlxe group th1s year It has partlclpate ln severa body ln learnlng songs In February, the chorus sang for the Cumberland County Pomona Crange One of the hlghllghts of the year occurred when the entlre group au 1 d1t1oned at the Western Malne Muslc Festlval 1nLeW1ston Severa rep resentatlves were selected to Slllg 111 a composlte chorus at the Pes d lassemblles and has led the ent1re student t1va1 Concert The members of the chorus also provlded muslc for the Commence ment programs The chorus mcrease 1n s z d 1 e and ln SQ1T1t as the year progressed 18 lf . 1 . ,151 A - L -n ,. ,. ' ' I P ' u Z..T'..' .. 'N ,.L..'!',.x . ,. , Le ' , .ki N r , , 'o ', ,l.tl1ro. SN ' ': Mtg crm- ,5.Vr Ar ,j,SmitI1. . ll- , Sel1..S',.. L Y,f.s '.. ',1.f ,4.f'ISil'.T, R': NVl'..i',.N l'Y,r. 4j.-.r'c,f.f ',T..f' ',.' Irisl, o : ,. A ' , . ','. urner,,,jx,-, C K 1 B . . . . .Y . . . . C , - U I . . . . V.. C I Our orchestra, under the capable dlrect 1on of Mrs Dennett has been very act1ve th1s year The membersh1p mcreased a great deal wlth the 1nflux of young blood The orchestra played for the Scout Candle hght Servlce at Chr1stmas and has appeared at the Pond Cove P T A the Ellzabeth Park Woman's Club, and at many school assembhes Members of the orchestra provlded programs for the P T A Fash10n Show and a meet1ng of the Grange Several members Jolned wlth the Scar boro mustclans and formed a band N- 4 The group part1c1pated 1n the Western Ma1ne Mus1c: Festwal at Les1ston and was represented at the New England Concert Festlval 1n New Br1ta1n, Connectlcut We are proud of our large orchestra and are sure to have a good one for years to come F Grrlrzstra FRONT ROXN fleft to rxghtj B Nlurray ,I Nloort A Lam J Balabas D 5Il'llIh 5 Htqsnns I Plulbrrclf N P31116 R Turner C Sellers B lush B Ray R Ltttltfttld A NlcCready D Campbell 3rd RON Xl Qltffort H Adams A Dudlty A Tordoff P Mclxtnncy A Champlm I Xllllcy 5 V'u1Akc11 F Xloors. I Fotttr N bmrth J Penncll B Jardine H 19 ' ! I 0 9 7 . v 5 3 ' . W ! ,f f '-V Y ' I I .1 , .A ', . ', . 1 - Q 1 1 T' -.fl r - - A All Berry. J. Souls, A. McCann, B, Clish, 2nd ROW, Mrs. Dennett, Director, P. Frazer, IE, Sexvall, D. Xtlntu, I A X ' f ' 1 w - 1 '- . . ' ' 1 v - 1 - i n - n - l :E f Iv ' 't ,A 'x ' 1 'E ' D A N A 7 I .V fs t 5, , ' .. ..,W I mmm amp. O0 FRONT ROW Qleft to rrghtj C Sweetsrr Nl Bauer I Descheneaux I Lothrop B Lake M Sass A H111 D Sli11llflgSJ Mercer E Nrelson 5 Wong SLCOND ROW A Maxwell B Ladabouche A Hanscom N Sellers Q Hay I Fox J Worthen I Pcnnell A N1cCready G Hapworth Mrs Conners coach THIRD ROW V Iwel son J Hanscom F Bucklrn C Kmghr C Nlercer R Schwartz R Johnson P Chapman W W111 A Vlrddle worth N Asbury 9 Nqr A QJDLULIITQ ,' SPARES' STRIKES' N to see members of our school bowl1ng club roll1ng smgle 7 us by startlng off w1th a slngle strlng of 108 From there X Y on scores went l1ke th1s Dlane Sk1ll1ngs 107 Allce H111 104 Marylou Sass X A W 106 Anne Mxddlesworth 102 Clayton Knlght 106 3 Q Fl OX 3 Peter Chapman 112 W1ll1am W11l 114 and Ronald X Q J Q 5 1 Schwartz 116 N9 xy I bl V1rg1n1a Nelsen led w1th the h1ghest average for WN 1 X , ,the g1rls wh1le Peter Chapman led the boys 1 'X -1 Fred Buckhn was Mr B1g w1th the candlep1ns 1 when he rolled up a s1ngle of 148 and earned h1mself a place as top man for the Alley for one week and a wee brt of cash on the s1de Th1s could not be counted on our season's scores as It was not rolled on a regular afternoon but we do adm1re the score Wmth demonstratlons and encouragement each week from Mr DeR1ce manager of the alleys the g1rls and boys rap1dly 1mproved therr bowhng technrque Th1s 1S the f1rst season the boys have Jo1ned our Club and we hope more boys and g1rls w1ll part1c1pate next year strlngs over 100 Mrs Conners our advlser challenged 50 7, lf A ' ' .-if 1- L ' ' Q 1 1 . 1 . v Y , . ,. . ' , .',. 1 , . ' '. . , . , . 54, .1' ' . f- - 1 : 15' yy W . ' , wi ., 1.1 x X.. S1 all N1 all 1' Si' -'l . , - A Q1 1 11 nl X3 R9 At the Bowlaway Alleys this year it was not a novelty . Xa NN 'B j xr , -Q1 - - - r1 ' 1 ' . . , ' , Ska X? tr 51 S' Q ' - - - . g'M.Q'NPf1y'- 1 1 15 K .X ibm J' X I U , D , .7 ' , . Q 1 'xv 1 1 ,lm X Q31 . -' ' . ., , ' fx I .' K A 9 X, ix xi . . l 1 i . Q K U ' - ll ll - ,,, 1 rf, . ' ' . xx k, 1 g . u V- Q1-, 1 :gr . ' . u ' 5 , . . . l . .' Q . H rt Luh Under the able cllrectlon of M155 V1rg1n1a Rosecrans our art class th1s year 15 progresslng rap1dly The attendance has been regular and we have already accomphshed several worth wh1le proyects 1n the short tlme we have been rneet1ng together The art program th1s year cons1sts of 1nd1v1dual projects rather than class projects We work w1th such mater1als as water colors tempera clay leather and felt Although MISS Rosecrans 15 new to us hav1ng Jolned the faculty several months after the beg1nn1ng of the school year she has already proved a capable and W1ll1Dg worker Inc dentally lt 15 never too late tOJO11'1 our art class We have lots of fun wh1le w1eld1ng the pa1nt brushes elIl'IIl'I1IL Board of Uflsuz Nn11frL11S SEATED fleft to nghtj N Sellers M Emery C Cobb G I-Iapworth P Dunn STANDING W W111 C Fogg D Campbell v n .1 .N -. . , 3 1 1 . , ' ! I 7 ! ' 2 Y J. , . v nv , - 1 , I. . . , . , . ,. . Z- , ,. . The glrls of the sW1rnrn1ng club report for an hour s swlrn each week and enjoy every mlnute of It Mr Paulson, sw1mm1ng 1nstructor, g1VeS trammg 1n the technlque of stroke, k1ck d1v1ng form, and proper breath lng Someone 1S chosen to demonstrate these var1ous techn1ques and then lt 15 pract1ce and more practlce w1th perfect1on of these skllls as our goal After many hours of struggle, some of the g1rls are rewarded for the1r hard work by pass1ng a beg1nner s, lntermedlate, sw1mmer or l1fe sav1ng test F1ve G A A polnts may be earned for ten hours of sw1rnrn1ng M155 Thompson 15 the faculty advlser '57UJII1T11TI1Tg 451.1113 FRONT ROW fleft roughly C Sweetslr E Nlxelson B W111ard B Lake M Sass A H111 D Sk1ll1DgS I Mer ccr P Snnrh SEFOND ROW J Nlartln A Hanscom M Knlqht J Sargent B Jones I Wnley B Cllsh P Grant l Iottcr 'xlxss Thompson THIRD ROW A Dudley I M1tche11 S Horne, A McCann I Smxth A S1dCllllgLl' I Anderson A Buhler! D Cole Go 'Un SJ 52 . . . ' . , .. . . 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X 4 4 , 4 Q NN i .Q I 1 K . ly I Under the leadershmp of Ahce H111 as Presxdent, the G A A off1cers organlzed varlous act1v1t1es through Wh1Ch the members could earn PO1ntS toward the1r awards Durmg the wmter, a meet1ng of faculty members and G A A off1cers was held Thms group d1scussed thr organ1zat1on and made several re commendatlons for 1mprovement Many of the members worked w1th the Student Councll on p1ann1ng a W1nter Carnlval 1n February 451115 flthlztra: fl-5511 FIRST ROW flefr to rlghtj E Nllelson 'vi Sass B Lake 1 Lothrop J Hey I Martin A Hxll N Smuh D Skrllmqs D Patten S Wong, C SWVLLISII' SLCONJDROW A Hanscom B Nullard J bmrrh A McCann J Anderson A brdelmqer P Grant B Cllsh E Fottcr C Nhller B lush J Denmson Mxss Thompson LAbT ROW P Hannaford L bnurh C Sellers M Kmght E Brown B Jones 5 Horne I Rogers A Lane I bar gent A Dudley A McCrcady G Hapworth 0000 OO -s 33 . Q . s . . . , if 0 , , U f 4 . s , I .i A , A . , . , . , . ', - , . , . , . ' M' 2 '. A V . '- - , , . , . . . . L . . , . , . , . , . 1 ,. . I 1 . .X . E . . . I 0 . 1 0 Y ' I 0 I 'A 1 ' I ' I 1 . ' ' , , ' w ' , 1. 1 '-- . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ,. , , . , . , . . i . ' A uv' ,V 'A N .- . - W' - 3 Qt V' W -f ,QV ss. I I 4 . ' ' - ' 1 K .' 1 1 'Y . I , - . , .- -XX iltlrlztics ki HE W' Aww 15 n S t J . if 1 ,, ,,o0' ...-F TIS 434424 .15 ., ,L f .-. , 11 CHR CAPE ,CAPE CAPY- CAPE! CAPE APE IRUNT RUN Qleft to rlelrtj W Hoadley XX Holman W Brookrng F Armstrong D Burks SECOND ROW Coacl1X1addcn A DcSantls P Bankson E Nlandell 'vi Laurence H Pacluos Managers NN Nloore C Wheel M of ,ff Cape Cape Capt Cape Cape Capt DUI Wrndha In Scarboro Grecly Frccpon Falmouth oorlmam Um rs-tg Th1S year's Cape team very ably coached by 'Red Madden and led by captam Wayne Brookmg, had a successful season, topped by a thr1ll1ng v1ctory over Falmouth H1gh's grants Th1s wln and a v1ctory over Greely gave the Capers a h1gh polnt rat1ng whlch 1S ralslng the hope of be1ng rn the State Tournament Cape fans should hear a lot of next year's team s1nce Wayne Brooklng and Waner Holman are the only sen1ors on the present squad The hlgh scorers of the team B111 Hoadley and Dave Burks w1ll be back for another ye ar along w1th Fred Armstrong great rebounder and defenslve man and Ed Mandell a freshman who lmproved tremendously dur1ng the year and was a b1g help rn late season games nmary of League Games Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape 56 Wrndham Scarboro Grecly Freeport Falmouth ' Fi 'Q 'fr' .4,-I hh I ,V X V 'V A V' ' 4 ' 8 1 11 I . 7 S . ll , I f A 7: K -c ,nw W E ' xz ef . ' A y., J i . Cl. X V' - -' X 4 ' t fly s ' Rx , X 1 , . . iyfrfx - . . H J I , . , x - - A . 7 . 5 , . . 4 F' 4 ' Q . I Y 7 5 . 4 31 ' 54 46 ' 54 1 50 5 33 68 46 4 36 - 34 31 2 39 - '15 -2 42 79 48 - 47 ' G7 70 67 ' - 44 7 39 Our forwards have rung up 302 po1nts so far th1S year w1th two more games to p1ay Our opponents have 288 po1nts Caper Capta1n A11ce H111 1S leachng w1th 117 po1nts Arlene Maxwe11 IS second w1th 104 and Nancy Asbury has 63 prevent the oppoS1ng team from scorlng too many po1nts, D1ana S1de11nger was under the baske wh11e Pat Sm1th and Carol Ann Cobb relayed the ba11 to the forwards Next year the team w111 lose A11ce H111 but Anne M1dd16SWOfth and other capable players w111 be there to take her p1ace Under the watchful eye of Coach Rhoden1zer the team has progressed rap1d1y Cape Capt Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Gorham Alumru bcarboro Falmouth Xkaynfletc scar noro Gorham Greeley N Asbury P 5II11l1'1 A M1ddlcswortl1 LAST ROW 'yianagtr A Dudley J Martm N bnuth A 51L1C11I1L,E.f P Hannaford J DLI1I11SOI1 Coach Rhodemzcr if ' ' . To I 40 3 45 ' A 35 ' , x 27 ' - ' 32 ' 1 34 A - 53 ' 1 FROIN1 Rom q1tf1wm,m A Maxwell c cow D s1dt11m,tf A 11111 fr, 4- S9 'V f , J ff X .f , C f X X ' r .J N gl-PE v u V V f'9 1 ,-, P 9' AP II 'V with 5' SAP!- or P8 cb? X. FROINT ROW fleft to rlghtj C, Leonard P Bankson R Johnson R Chapman R Thayer L Narshall NN I-lol man D Burks W Hoadley A Debanus BACRROW Coach Holman H Pach1osW Hrtchcock H Davls C Kmght F Armstrong R Kennedy F Moore P Curtls Manager C Mercer 42m-zvlzlzmll The '51 baseball season started w1th a 3 4 loss to Wlndham but under Coach Ho1man's able d1rect1on the team went on to wm the d1v1s1on t1tle In three hotly contested games two declcled by one run, the Capers lost the Tr1ple C tltle to Stand1sh In the State Tournament the team lost 1n the thlrd round to St Ignat1us 4 6 The hlghllght of the season was Bob Lelghton s P1tCl111'1g 1D the 1 O w1n over Thomaston when Bob struck out n1ne and allowed only one man as far as th1rd wh1le g1v1ng up only four h1ts The low pomt was 1n the clec1d1ng Stanchsh game when Capta1n Steve Wlllard hurt h1s leg wh1le malung a tag at home Thls year's team has seven lettermen back These boys plus commg stars w1ll make up the 1952 squad 1111121113111 Falmouth Scarboro Gorham Falmouth Corham Scarboro KN lndham 23 lo 12 14 26 3 away home 6 an ay 2 home 1 au ay 3 aw ay G home 9 homt Standlsh btandrsh stand rsh 1 Thomaston 1 bt lg,l13I1LlS 1 hon e away bo Portland BOXSdOlIl Blddeford fi - 5 as ,, F1 A A 1 , D rib Ar V 1- 1 may , , .CQ ' f Y 1 A in sl' X my 4 H W V hPe,-cP P, Pe I M ,, lg.. 1- - l'fff1f.,- gl 3 f- 1 'V 40,1 X. A-: f' it '4 X gn 1- ,'A - 'F T b 1 , ' ' , l ' : K. , . , . .. I , . W, ..l' . . N . , . I s . .. , - D - 1 . , . . . - . , . 3-4 ' H-PS 1 tr-O 1 3-8 i' 53 nap FROINT ROW fleft to rlglltj J Dennison C Coho A Buhler! P Suuth A H111 D bklllllli.-VS J Deschcmauvc J Nlarun SLCOIND ROXN P Hannaford J Hey N bmltll A Nlaxwcll J Rogers R Cook Coach Bruce THIRD ROW J Coffm Xl Gray L Broun N Asbury N Sellers 5 Hay A Mlddlesxxorth inftlmll The grrls softball team last year had a rather unsuccessful season w1nn1ng only one of thelr four scheduled games Cther games planned were postponed because of rarn The Cape g1rls also partlclpated rn a play day at Waynflete They emerged defeated but sunburned The squad capably managed by Nancy Sm1th was under the co leaderslup of Joan Martrn and Jane Denmson Credlt should also be glven to the few g1rls who farthfully turned out for regular pract1ce every Tues day and Thursday Mr Bruce agaln gave up h1S tlme and efforts 1n coach1ng the g1rls about the f1ne arts of' steallng second and pegg1ng that g1rl out at home W1th strong support at regular pract1ces and the add1t1on of Fresh men to the roster prospects for th1s spr1ng look brlght 59 J y 1 1 :'. s I - - I A ' 1 V' . ' - . 1 S J 1 1 i W 5 4 A V ., . ' 4 - 'YW' V V ' I 5 L.- I V ' . l ' ' s ' ' ' ' ' 1 ,f I , . - y - 1 - p as , . , .s J, - - , ' ': v r, V - ' V, , . A . . . . . ' . . . .1 . . 'W . . . , . i , I , , y . s ,A - l - . a p - p - , . 0 - 1 ! 9 x ' ' 1 ' ll ' vu ' , .. , . bummary of 1-hgh scorers for Cape were NWA QS! 1 FRONT ROW fleft to rrghtj N1 Lawrence ICox E Mandell Jklorong R Moulton bECOND ROW J Soule L Cotton M Plarsted W Brookmg R Morong D H111 Coach Niadden Truck Wlth graduauon leavlng only a skeleton crew for a foundatlon the 1951 52 track team took to the cmder path October 6 for the annual fall Tr1 C Track Meet Cape placed second to a far super1or Scarboro Hrgh team 57 19 Other teams m the meet and themr scores were Greely 16 North Yarmouth Academy 13 ZI5 W1ndham 12 Falmouth 10 Free port Z 115, and Gorham 1 115 Returnmg from last season was Mack Lawrence who showed good speed by 1ead1ng 111 the 440 yard dash Wayne Brooklng placed second 1n the hlgh Jump 1n the fall meet wh11e Ed Mandell was second 1n the Javehn throw Lvent 440 yard dash 880 yard dash lavehn Hrgh Jump Broad lump Relay team Name M. Lawrence R Morong M Lavwrencc 1: Mandell W Brooklng R, Morong R, Morong M Lawrence. J Morong R Moulton Place lst 3rd 4th 2nd 2nd 3rd 2nd POIUIS 5 2 1 3 3 2 3 1 ' Y A 'w,,Q 1: 47 w 'Y 5 in .. L, S ' C x D I x ' I 5 : r I ,P I. 1. ' Q we. 4: I A, f i 1 S A 1 at I -T. :K 1 , I u 1 NA A V ' ah ,. 1 ,1. D' :,A.. A,,.. ',..',,.L1 ...V 1 . . . . , ' n s . - S - . . . - : i s 1 2 1 1 ' 60 Th1s year the Jayvees held thelr own by copp1ng f1ve out of eleven games The h1ghl1ght of the year was a two po1nt w1n over Greely Cape fans were pleased by the sp1r1t of the young players The team was composed of Freshmen and Sophornores, several of whom look l1ke good prospects for future years Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape. Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape Cape XX mdham bcarboro Grccly Freeport Falmouth Gorham X nd um arboro reely Freeport Falmouth WMMXW jf clagmzaz 4Emslwl:l:mll FRONT ROW fleft to rrghtj L Marshall R Kennedy D Hrll P Curus R Thayer P Hall P Mavor SEC OND ROW Coach Madden H Russell R Morong R Kessler D Wxllrs J Phrlbrrck J Cox Asst 'vlgr C Wheeler Mgr W Moore no 6l ' 37 45 34 ' 52 37 52 26 ' 25 ' ' 49 40 ' 37 25 ' 44 l' 36 1 40 -L6 42 40 41 42 25 N P 41 V T ff JI X ff f ' .D . f V 25, 'J 1 ,. V, P1 M ,ff . f F 'M 'Q V2 K f F f, -a i QA? F n Nlr Madden D H111 N1 Laurence L cotton 'ELUIIITIIT mg The annual Tr1ple C Boys' Sw1mm1ng Meet held at the Portland Boys Club 1n November was captured by North Yarmouth Academy by s1x po1nts ox er second place Cape Ehzabeth Larry Marshall plac1ng f1rst1n the 60 and l0O yard free style prox ed to be the outstand1ng sw1mmer of the meet B111 I-Ioadley won the d1x1ng w1th B1ll Brown contr1but1ng an unexpected fourth place The relay team cons1st1no of Marshall Hoadley H111 and Cotton w1th rel1able alternates Bud Lawrence and Merr1ll ' The Rock Pla1sted took a heart breakmg second place We expect to have a w1nn1ng School of Mermen next season 62 Q v 4 ' 1 ' 1 - Q U I Tx, 5 , 3. l. , 3 J lx f , 7 Q FRONT ROW, fleft to rightjg L. Marshall, M. Plaisted, W, Hoadley, R, Kennedy, W. Brown. SECOND ROKR 4 VU O . . . , - L , 5 , I . . . - - , , . . O , , . , , . . . , ,, . ! , ' ' ll ll 1 Th1s year the Cape Elrzabeth mermards placed thrrd 1n the annual g1r1s' Trlple C swrmmlng meet Scarboro Hrgh School the defendmg champlons, won the meet w1th 25 po1nts Greely Instltute was second wrth 18 a close marg1n ahead of the Cape team's 16 polnt total The meet was an exc1t1ng one rn whlch all events were closely contested The record 1n the Z5 yard free style formerly held by Elalne Olsen of the Cape was broken by Sue McMak1n of Scarboro The team havmg ga1ned four new members Beth C11sh Susan Van Aken Judlth Hey and D1ane Sk1l11ngs looked much 1mproved over last year's squad The Cape grrls placed IH every event and although no fu-st places were taken Cape managed to p1le up the po1nts The team was agarn capably coached by M1ss Rhodenlzer Amta Buhlcrt Beth Cllsh Judy Hey Carol Ann Cobb Al1ce H111 Susan Van Aken Capt P01111 XX mners Tlurd becond Tll1l'Cl Fourth Thxrd lC3.l'1'1 Second Second PM currs 23 yard frecstylc thrrd d1v1ng Relay team Zo yard backstroke Za yard backstroke oO yard freestyle Second Relay Relay team Relay team Front Row flcft to rnghtj 5 Van Aken B C1lSl1A H111 D Skrllmgs A b1de11nger Second Row Hey A Buhlert I Rogers Coach Rhodenmer ,U - -Zi ,, 5 -- . . XX X! N -- 1 - . J y U Sl fr f . W wx! A , y f 1 11 V . A 'fr 1 all y A 5 . .N f fx Q , sei 1 1 Q . . c. f f 63 C Cobb I Clockxuse from Top LJ Hapuorth P Chapman E Leonard A Buhlerl P Dunn D bkxllmgs C Kmqht filwmza: Enthus1asm and 1nterest at all of our ralhes and games were 1nsp1red by our e1ght peppy Cheerleaders 1n maroon and wh1te Many d1ff1cult stunts vsh1ch at f1rst seemed that rout1ne he hours of pract1ce and thought W1thout versat1le Peter Chapman and Clayton Krnght many of these d1ff1Cult stunts eould not have been done Led by then' peppy cap tam P1-1sc1lla Skllllngs and wlth Mrs Connors as the1r Supervlsor the team went to new he1ghts to promote school sp1r1t Our vars1ty squad w11l be greatly depleted at graduauon leav1ng only Sophomore Amta Buhlert for next year 61 hopeless, have become routineg but behind The six Jayvee Cheerleaders, so full of pep, vibrant, and good-natured, were all new to the game this year. It didn't take them long, however, to show their worth. Clever and effective routines were planned every Tuesday and Thurs day with Carol Sellers as their faithful head cheerleader Some of these girls look ke good prospects for the Varsity team next fall , W fffffffff UM 4, Front Row fLeft to Ilghlf E Brown C Sellers B Lake Second Row Q, 'Q M Sass E N1e1son Top Row C Sweetslr ,l-ZEKSIZY5 wc J! J ,U 11, njl fly J!! OV fy V J 2, I x 2145 xl vi Nh O cl onqi all 6 5 Q M . 1 . if jf x 0, J dp D f ' -' Mp' 0 I - ' : . u , . n . . . Q W, tw' - ff ' A Nil-'J fu l f,. XL.,l' Djs! ' VJ - ll, I 'X , 'I .KM ' mwly IV' in ll, J jf wr Jlfg. fflfi if ' Jfi Q' Kg y ,AMY J, :J .M 7? jj A . M4 ,-f jf .LU JJ, 'lj ,VJ K . fu' X r J l' L - L X! - ,jk jk WK MJ Q. I JJXVNML . fu' 'A ,. ' '--' '3- The Cooke Our cooks Mrs Dyer and Mrs Anderson serve us with quiet swiftness as we rush through the lunch l1ne They are kept busy making sure we all get our share of the food and waiting on us when we crowd around for the ice cream after dinner They al ways have a cheerful smile for us which makes our lunch period much more enjoy able How they keep the lunch line moving along must be one of their trade secrets and how they and the d1et1c1an are able to give us the f1ne balanced meals that we get for twenty five cents must be a trade sec ret too spotles s 66 Bus Drivers Mr. Edgecomb, Mr Dow and Mr Madsen our faithful bus drivers have as usual been very co-operative with us this year Patiently they pick up the late risers running for the bus, and listen to our off key singing Our hats are off to you again this year for being s o understanding The Janitor il' At the most unusual hours one might find ,E ' i Mr. Knight about C E H S somew mere Mr . H, ' Knight does a splendid Job of keeping the XV school in general and the rest rooms in ' gi particular, shining He can be seen dry Q l mopping the corridors after school or r emptying wastbaskets or supervising clean .F up committees on Saturday mornings after L ' our Friday night dances We all appreci ate the work he puts 1n to keep our school 32595 I 1. ll pw- 5 B Acknowledgments We the staff of THE NAUTILUS gratefully wlsh to extend thanks to the follow1ng Our advxsers Mrs Conners and Mr Newcomb for thelr pat 1ence and perseverance 1n help1ng to put the yearbook together Mrs Madden for her excellent pr1nt1ng and her more than generous Wlllmgness to do the work for us p1ctures Mr Doran of the Amer1can Yearbook Co for h1s ass1stance Our Patrons and Patronesses for supporung us Our advert1sers for loyally respond1ng each year Mr Stmchfmeld and the faculty for be1ng so pat1ent Wlth us when the yearbook 1nterfered Wlth then' plans 68 Mr. White, for his splended co-operation .in taking the group WS S 'FIGJJTZI trsm 5 Patrons and Patronesses Mr and Mrs Robert B Alexander Mr and Mrs Frederick Bucklm Mrs Samuel Alexander Mr and Mrs Carlton Campbell Mr and Mrs Richard S Chapman Mr and Mrs Herman F Cook Mr and Mrs Alfred Dunn Mr and Mrs John G Fogg Mr and Mrs Arthur Foss Mr and Mrs L G Hanscom Mr and Mrs Gordon E Hapworth Mr and Mrs Merrill A Hay Mr and Mrs Douglas S Hull' Mr and Mrs Durward Holman Mr and Mrs Stephen W Johnson Mr and Mrs Clyde E Knight Mrs AllanM Mercer Mr and Mrs Harold Mitchell Mr and Mrs Warren D Moore Mr and Mrs Fred G Roast Mr and Mrs Sherman F Rogers Mr and Mrs Robert E Ross Mr and Mrs Cleveland Ryder Mr and Mrs Clarence Schwartz Mr and Mrs .I Robert Sellers Mrs Dons Serette Mr and Mrs Carl Newcomb Mr and Mrs Caleb D Stevens Mrs Edna Wall Mr and Mrs Ralph Sweetstr Mr and Mrs Wllllam Downs Mr and Mrs Guy Phlnney Mr and Mrs Norman Olsen Mr and Mrs Henry Leonard Mrs Raymond Emery Mr and Mrs Lewls E Willey Mr and Mrs Frederick Armstrong Mr and Mrs Teddy Bankson Mr and Mrs Elmer R Blake Mr and Mrs ErnestR Burks Jr Mr and Mrs Franklln0 Cobb Jr Mr and Mrs Roscoe Dennison Mr and Mrs Reginald Gammon Mr and Mrs Frederick Hannaford Mr and Mrs Norman Jordan Mr and Mrs C R Knight Mr and Mrs .I Howard Maxwell Mrs Ruth Mlddlesworth Capt and Mrs P B Mavor Mr and Mrs HarrlsM Plalstedll Mr and Mrs Kenneth Russell Mr and Mrs G Ronald Smlth 70 Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Fox Patrons and Patronesses Mr and Mrs Floyd Turner Mr and Mrs Cecil L Wheeler Mrs Arthur Willard Mr and Mrs Maurice Ladabouche Mr and Mrs Harry Cochrane Mr and Mrs Alexander DlMatteo Mr and Mrs John Martln Sr Mr and Mrs Mack Lawrence Mr and Mrs John Asbury Mr and Mrs Danlel H Smith Mr and Mrs Phlllp Brown Mr and Mrs Clifton S Morong Mr and Mrs Dana P Sldellnger Mr and Mrs Frank S Worth Mr and Mrs Everett Boynton Mr and Mrs Chrlstian Buhlert Sr Mr and Mrs Herman Cool: Mrs Susan McDowell Col and Mrs G L Descheneaux Mr and Mrs WalterW Irrsh Mr and Mrs Arthur Lrbby Mr and Mrs Albert DeSantls Mr and Mrs Christy Pachlos Mr and Mrs Haynes Smlth Mr and Mrs Donald Phllhrlck Mr and Mrs W D Ramsey Mr and Mrs George H Thayer Mr and Mrs EmeryP Worthen Mrs Eaton S Lathrop Mr and Mrs RobertD Anderson Mr and Mrs V R Bums Mr and Mrs W H Cllsh Mr and Mrs C E Curtls Mr and Mrs Harvey Fotter Mr and Mrs H D Fraser Mr and Mrs W Wallace Grant Mr and Mrs StonleyC Hlght Mr and Mrs D L Jones Mr and Mrs EdwardH Kessler Mr and Mrs Hollis Lake Mr and Mrs Edward Mandell Mr and Mrs Reynolds Moulton Mrs H W McCann Mr and Mrs Henry A. McCready Mr and Mrs I C Nielson Mr and Mrs George Sargent Mr and Mrs Charles J Smith Mr and Mrs Theodore Walnwrnght Mr and Mrs John Stevens Mr and Mrs Fred Wllllams Mr and Mrs Clinton Sweetslr Mr and Mrs Elmer Willard Mr and Mrs Vernon W VanAken 71 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stl Pierre ?? ,iw f Wk. FOXiNW N Z A H BENOIT 8 C0 M Sq W A in X' D 'V 54 PR PH L gr X ,jjz Ks N N rs ro-e h I W I f - All K gf ' x X X Lx ' SX 1 Q..--.11--' T...-. , MAL i 'S- lb' L, Viv' .M in N A v 5 -Q R . ii' 73 -of' 'WR 0 P' ix fzcisafz - 7544112 agfzfda CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER 1952 PORTLAND MAINE Commercial Patrons .lordan's Ready- To- Eat Meats Bee Productions Bee Radio Productlons Northeast Motors Inness Photo Service Colonial Cleaners Pond Cove Natlon Wide Cape Cod Bakery Century Tlre and Mlnute Wash Whlttens Appliances Neighborhood Cleaners Elory 0 Emery Bartlett Radio Northeastern Bus ness ollege Northeastern Sc ool o Accounting Mrs Dons Serett Modlste Jean s Chapeaux Cape Cottage Uncle Andy s Mr and Mrs Elmer Blackwell CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1072 L C ANDREW Lumber and Buxldmg Matenals J l ortlaml irq 114,11 XX mil mm 15 . . I . I I I S3105 Office, IHT llriglmm Ave. ' -- 249135 XY: ' ses South H l' 2-ILSTT 7- IN Fl if JK -4' K ,- A-.4t5..4.S.., '51, 4' X 'A , I N: 'FW 5 W, x , X x - v ' V , . f A - . . A ' Y. ' 'X A 'I H., ' . t if M, 1 43 Wi 11? , ' ,w W 4' Wfzl VH 4 I y. Q ffff 1 If I I1 A 4 U54 ' b iw i , X 'Ng 'Q i 1 Us , f , if ' Y T11 ' 'x '- R WX U ,i J . 1, .' Q W ' 1, 5 Y 'Wil I A V , , lv 1 X4 N I i ' Q in.-E M ' ,V Ia. A W wi V J 5 ' A Q QIM A T U Q- , X a as - an ' , I f f fx' ' ., X I sv-A. 1 , fs ,f ' 14? W Q hx ,ff U miie , f , , ' X hx 1. 3 . 3 - - A N' W Q . 76 Compliments of CHESTER L. JORDAN 86 CO. 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H fir ' ,LL- .HEI nag, I Ull I- -ol 4 pf',a X I 8 za ' 3 LEARY'S REAL ESTATE 'I I1 ffl -tll . - , 'llc-l xplumc' El-UITU SPH 'IAI,IZI.'l IN GOOD JMICS El COMPLIMENTS OI- 1 Allen Sterllng A Lothrop I wrtll I Nlune MAGNAVOX OLDS FRIGIDAIRE R C A VICTOR Mllllken Tomllnson CO HAMMOND ORGAN SCOTT STEINWAY A Storm Is Known By Fhe f ompany It Keeps Cressey 84 Allen Bullders Hardware E J HARMON 636 CONGRESS STREET Supply Conlpany I-lame s Fo All Orrasxons 'Members Florist Telegraph Dellvery Cottage Rd South Portland L A LAROCHELLE INC THE HARRIS COMPANY MEN S SPORTSWEAR SHIP CHANDLERS WORK CLOTHES 188 Commercxal Street 204-6 Commercxal Street Ponland Mme Penland s Mme 82 C, nmpll na nh ul 7a . ng . Q fflfyfflfl DAY LUN PRICES , , N E , . ' r . Inc. I A ' . . , . SECURITY FOR YOUR FUTURE CUMBERLAND ASSOCl3flOh COMPLIMENTS OF Tavern Farm Inc 185 Mlddl Str t P rtl d Best W hes to Complzmen ts CLASS OF 1951 Rufus Deenng Company 'SAMUEL ACETO fa co l LUMBER AND BUII.DING MATERIALS COm.ln6IClBl Street GENERAL CONTRACTOR 383 40 Preble Street Ponland' Mm' Portland, Maine 83 'Tm H aj, . . . b Saw Today .... Saw' 'l'omorrm' A Y ng ' tt S ' d L Vat 3VlI'lgS an Can UM 'lvarry Says: ' e ee o an , Maine 9 Q Y I I O S Xu W 'C Eff GIFTS OF LASTING BEAUTY I A MERRILL 6. CO Iewelers Smce 1851 503 Congress Street Portland Marne Compliments of Ionesey s MOb11gaS Statron PoND covs Telephone 4 7841 The Twltchell Champlm Hatchet Brand Frm' Foods Slncr 1862 um Iearlm Sportlng 1 ood Store Sporting Goods and -xth16tlC Supplies IAMES BAILEY CO INC L Xlrrlflln Strcc rrtl 1 X11 COMP1 mnvrs of B SCHREIBER INC Master Furrzers Gpposlte Woolworths 547A Congress St Portland Marne D1a1 3 3406 Niuucs Pruvrrvc Hur I RINTI- RH I LIII Ihllll- Rs DSI WILLEY S MOBILGAS STATION K c N11 I wAsHtNG tuanvcfxrlorv GARDINER S BARBER SHOP Meetxng House H111 , . . X1: gf 'ji 5. - Co. H . , , .., ., 241- A I r K' jtt P1 auf, - :inc . , , . 1 .' .' 1 i 7Sl'2 , lNf'uuPOHA1'ltn . ' Q I . AND ' ' . . Z .' Frm, NilIlDl.l-I AND l'l'lAMl. HT . , I'IlRTl,AN ,. AINE I CY PNI1'I.1NII2NTS HV TCI -Iffturtc' Ii-UT! ll! Cap- Ifiizalrc-tlt, .1zm- ' TI Q 155 1 I1.X'I I'If RIIQS . . 55 TOWN LINE SHOP I,.-lDIES' and FHILDRENXS WEAR FLOYD and BEA RICHARDS 535 Cottage Rd. So. Portland DAY'S .IE Wh' I,liRS-lIP7'lCI.-1 NS .Vcver An Added Charge I-nr Credit 489 CONGRESS STREET Leglon Square Florlst 8a Cottage Rd So Portland Te 4 5357 furmtgu 4 Spumltx fiompllmt nts 0 Hobbs Funeral Home 230 Cottage Road South Portland Compliments of DELAWARE FEED STORE 657 Broadway South Portland Motne Telephone 3 7892 BOB BURNS F012 c OOD rmwc 9 TO FAI Ocean Street South Portland fi Q ar' M I FLAHERTY WHOLESALE and RETAIL FISH DEALER 228 COMMERCIAL STREET TELEPHONE 5 1261 4 Preble St Te 3 6473 South Portland 1 1 . I . , l f f . l. - . 'Tlisi sz, L2 X P ' .V .4 CLEAVES MARKET - ' A ' xg ,Q l -,-1 ,Kr 12 . . l. - N 86 IINI NFII I'NCl4NIJ SIN!! ' MAINES MOST COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Motor Cars HIGHWAY Trallers an Featuring the Flnest ln Used Automobnles THE HENLEY KIMBALL Co 380 Forest Avenue Portland Maxne O OMPAN Attleboro Massachusetts Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges Class Rmgs and Pins Commencement Invltatlons Dlplomas Personal Cards Club lnslgnia Medals 8. Trophies Represented by Donald B Tupper 2 lvle Road Cope Cottage, Maine 87 .S'liR7ff.'I, Q l,Af l.lIl Trucks - - Tractors C A E I.. G. B A L F U R C Y f'omp1imvnts of OAKHURST DAIRY 364 FOREST AVENUE PORTLAND MAINE COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK M BROWN CO 12 Free St DUTCH BOY PAINTS COMPLIMENTS OF Complzments of NELSDJJPACKHEM PHARMACY Ma1ne Hardware and The Rexall Store Plumblnq Supply Co an Cape Ehzabeth Ma1ne FLOOR COVERING DIVISION D1a1 3 2672 88 9 Ocean House Rd. d . , . v V 7 ' N fav' gg? X 3 G, Q Wy' 4 I M ff N' 2644? Z helps you work helps you study helps you p ay CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY I I Complzm nt Sponsor cf ! izazzmwa f'9'15' stones L'!?'qN,,L:,w ,, H0135 Wholesal 'WF X I S GROQFRIPS PROX 1SIUNS PRCVFN HJUIJ5 Ninn 8? 'isa ZW .N W U' t -on B! 5' 'x Y X I I I 'Z f- I Y 549' ' I 0 x: fix L 'V x . gk ' , 'f c EF' . W-wo . 9 1 M I ,. ' . A U f 6 ' I o 1 A , I ..... .Q y YOUR ELECTRIC SERVANT . 0 . I 4 6 .Y of Cummings Bros. - . 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' 63 s S S WuudvwwdwlwwluwwdwvaAfudfawfaaa wauzvawwduuuww wafuaawuwauuwwvwlwuwuvvw X auxin X THERE IS A DOWN EAST way of dotng thnngs that rs more than three centunes old and there xs nothmg secret about ll Pamstalung careful non rushxng methods Comlnxne these elements wxth the fxnest of orlgnnal raw materials and you have the secret of the quallty and home spun Havor of Marne foods Nowhere rs thls prxncxple more faxthfully followed than tn the Mame food lndustry And nowhere rn that lndustry rs lt exemplnfxed more than rn the plants of Bumham dl Morrill Company In a broad sense Bumham Gt Mornll Company taltes the fresh product of Mames fertile helds and sparltlxng ocean waters and wrth paxnstaltlng care basxc foodstugs mto good earmg delnghts for mrllxons of humans Besxdes its Balted Beans and Brown Bread Burnham H Nlorrxll Company has long been ltnown for the excellence of quality and flavor of nts ocean fresh sea foods and Nlaxne grown vegetables Other speclalty products rnclude old fashloned Beef Stew Mmce Meat Spaghettx Welsh Rarebrt and Marne Corn Relish The latest and best mn qualnry control methods plus the Down East knack of ltnowmg how and an efhcxently functxomng research drvxsmon to mamtaln rts hxgh qualxry standards msure Bumham dt Mornll Company of a constant strwrng toward the goal of nts founders nothrng short of perfeetron rn food producuon BURNHAM 81 MDRRILL CUMPANY ronuun uma: Packers of Qualrty New England Foods fxfffnwaa ? ? 5 ,qv fm if 90 3 N S S S 3 Q S 5 3 3 V WWWWIWJIJUWWWIWIWJWM 11.011 MJJIMWWWW WWWIZWWJWWMWW WWWWW WW04'WWWWWWWl ' ' 'cc' - ' -- --o ----- A M 3 Y . . . I. , Wag , t ' 1 - x and the 'know how of nearly 90 years of experlerlce, it transfomts these as 5 A uw' S ' ff'Wn410amnfnnfn4mWfMWfrm,,,,0447111141 MMMWWWWWWMMWWWMWM SPRINGER'S IEWELERS xzmbumaa mo 580 Congress Street Portland Mame H Z1 go-1,1102-I lffallofffflyzfry 9 C I: L Ow E RS PORTLAND ouvu POQTLAND Compliments 0 HUODS ICE CREAM Complzments of CAPE RED AND WHITE Food o mat Morse, Payson 84 Noyes INSURANCE 57 Exchange St Dlal 2 0117 Portland Maine HENRY M PAYSON MILTON W STOVER HENRY S PAYSON WM H CLIFFORD 3 d W1111ams Brothers Co Inc MACHINISTS ma wnnzns Electrxc and Acetylene Weldmg Cuttxng and Brazmg General Machme Work Portland Mame Cape Shore Pharmacy RAYMOND A POOLER Ph G 533A Cottage Road South Portland Headquarters for Whxtrnans Candles Lxve m Cape Elxzabeth where the schools are the best and the Real Estate Values are the Hxqhest HARRY E BAKER CO 546 Shore Road Cape Ehzabeth S 9 ., . , 21-25 Custom House Wharf 9 I HEADLIGHT FILM SVC Matne s Movte Headquarters representing Bell and Howell Company III Oce n Str t South Portl d M D I5-0922 Dolls Toys Games Sporttng Goods Tel 24655 SPEIRS INC Ttres Kelly Battertes Car and Home Supplies Corner Pr bl and Kennebe Stre ort d Compltments of MAINE FISHERIES CORPORATION DL TCH CLEAINSERS IINC Call and Deltvery Servtce Dual 3 0796 35C Street South Portland Marne NOW' Super Enriched NISSCII s OLD HOME BREAD Tel 3-4766 Off Hom 3-8482 Blake 8 Hamilton INSURANCE IO Cottage Road So Portland E L Bake H M Blake PHILIP R YERXA OIL CO So th P rtland M an Teleph ne 4 I46I Heating Otls Burners Furnaces Servtces Power Mowers Sales and Services Complete Stock of Parts DO NUT HOLE I89 Ocean Street South Portland Matne 705A Congress Street Portland Phone 4 8421 Home of The Bakers Dozen . , . , . ' o a ee an, aine e e c et ia . P lan 3, Marne I 1 T I 7 at ' - vt l 4 I . , ice e, . , . e H 5 . . . I . . T e 0 '- u o , a' e 0 . I I . . 92 Compliments of COWIE'S BARBER SHOP 77 Ocean St So Portland CAPE TAXI DIAL - - - 3-5891 We meet all buses Simeon Barrett Aronson, Prop Compliments of Paul and Natalne Aclm K SALLENATTE BEAUTY SALON 50 C g 36 d38l6'l LLOYD TRIPP OIL C0 Range Fuel Onl Telephone 2 3675 ll2 Ocean St So Portland Mann TERRY ANN SHOP lntants and Chuldren s Wear Ladies Apparel Ocean St So Portland ROBINSON S NATION WIDE MARKET T8l Cottage Rd So Portla Tel 29577 Cornplunents of Try our ltalnan Sand lclwes HAWIBURGS HOTDOGS ICE CREAM SHORE ROAD CAPE ELIZABETH 'LU LEGION SQUARE RH PHARMACY Y RQ Sfy Dual 2 3155 8385 Ocean St So Portland Marne '2 9 on ress Street - ' Portland, Maine I Tels. - 627 an - B . I I u I . 91 . . . - DRUGS LeRo W. Dyment, e . Phar. Save With a et at the Rexall Drug Store . W. - g - - L - - l ' -, . , I 7 ppESCl1l .SL YH -1.5 an 'ir- sw: fix 'Q Estimates Given GEORGE H STANFORD Contractor 8. Builder South Portland Maine R F D 2 h 4 5812 FOX 81 GINN INC Motor Express Lines 50 Danforth St Portland Maine COMMUNITY RADIO SERVICE CO Home Auto Radio Service Any Make Pickup Dellvery Service Television Antennas Sales and Service PORTLAND RUBBER COMPANY RUBBER GOODS Canvas Shoes Tennis Yacht Shoes Ralncoats 259 M ddl T l 3- 411 Compliments of HOBBY CENTER Models and Crafts for All 4575 Congress St Portland 3 Maine UP ONE FLIGHT IT PAYS Compliments of HEINZ BEAUTY SALON 10 Congress Square Phone 3 5633 Portland Maine ROY S 8. JUDY S LOG CABIN RESTAURANT Known from Maine to California For Friendly Service Regular Dinners Try Our Pizza Pies Telephone 3 9111 th P ANDY S I G A MARIxET POND cove Quality Service Everyday low prices Q 0 I . ' o I I Residence . Spurwink Road Telep one I Scarboro, Maine - i e St. Portland, Maine 189 Ocean St. So. Portland, Maine e I -I i 4 n I . ll 1 Tl I I T , R1 fy . I . . 60 Ocean Street Sou ortland, Maine ' 95 COMPLIMENTS FRANKLIN 0. COBB, Jr. REALTOR Congress Building Portland Marne THE PEN SHOP Sales and Service Fountain Pens and Lighters 574 Congress Street Portland, Maine THE GALT BLOCK WAREHOUSE COMPANY 20 Commerclal Street Portland 6 Marne Telephone 2 7431 BOTHEL S ESSO STATION 94 Ocean House Road Cape Elizabeth Marne Compliments of BRIGHTON AVENUE SHOE REPAIR Joseph Del Ponte B hr Compliments of JOHNSON SUPPLY CO Wholesale Dvstrlbutors of AMERICAN STANDARD Heatrng and Complete Stock of Youngstown Kitchen Sinks 8. Cabinets 5 F I 3 4756 MUTUAL OIL COMPANY INC M Heating Onls Gasoline 3 T262 Telephone 3-0926 n 1 I s ' I . T . . 191 rig on Avenue 1 Portland, Maine I I 59 ain Street Plumbing Prgducfg South Portland, Maine T6 orest Avenue Portland, Maine S Te ephone - 96 For Complete News Coverage READ GUY GANNETT PUBLISHING C0 NEWSPAPERS POPTLAND PORTLAND g E p PORTLAND d y T Listen To WGAN PURTLAND WGUY WGUY FM BANGOR GUY GANNETT BROADCASTING SERVICES Press Herald T Evenin X ress T Sun a elegram Augusta Daily Kennebee Journal Waterville Morning Sentinel Milf! l , Cornplzmen ts o X Mame Savmgs Bank DEERING ICE CREAM COMPANY Port and 3 Muune 15 Casco Street Apu lu dAccessr s Fresh Fnnts and Vegetables They Supply the Vltamlns th e ceptonul F sh on App I Rxpened and packed under Stnci Sanmiary Condmons by In Portland It s CARR BIECRTJQERS PALMERS COM PORTLAND MAINE Q A i lCE.,Q 335 I , ' - ' pre n oie ' ' wi x i Q i ec 98 The Original LEN LIBBY S CANDY SHOP Spu wink Road Scarboro Me New Hnggms Beach LLOYD W JORDAN CO Super Service Station Ocean Street and Broadway South Portland Maine Telephone 3 6811 NANOS VARIETY 119 Ocean St South Portland Me Compllments of PORTLAND BUICK CO 85 Preble Street Portland Maine um em ll ml 1 I Sup :ln Lorm Short 5. Hlrmon 3 Frm 'VI4 numnnt SL The amazlng NECCHI sewing machine that stitches and fanlshes without attach ments IS sold and serviced In over 1 OOO In Portland It s SEWING MACHINE CENTER 22 Preble Street portland Marne Dual 4 6752 FOSTER AVERY S EQUINE MEAT CO 479 Washington Ave 221 Commercial Street Government Inspected Horsemeat Raised For Human Consumption Your neighbor buys It Why don t you try lt? Y r ' , . - ., INC. 111 I'-X lp IIIIU lrjlm 'll or nl - - - - - flrl mtl 8111110 . 1 s ' I 1 f U. S. cities. Con ' 'ss Srrfft .ur . 1 ' .1 4. . 11PN1l'I.1X1I'fX'I'5HI ' I 99 WEE' IIO YEARS of DEPENDABLE DRUG STORE SERVICE More than a Mllllon Prescrlptnons Have Been Filled In Our Stores HH A HH X7- -'I I l I QT! go E'-3 23: fgz fc: 33 33' 532' vm 'K 2 J I WHOLESALE PRICES f07 RETAIL BUYERS DISCOUNT MARTIN ESTABLISHED 1922 PORTLAND MAIN! 51 55 EXCHANGE STREET TEL 2 2162 Office Eqmpment Headquarters ,M NO MAN bl GETS A SUCKER DEAL MAQf S WHEN HE suvs FROM mscounrr MARTIN LUNIPI INII X'I S OIC COLONIAL CLEANERS INC ll-Z Luttagg Road South Portland For dxstmctlve Cleanmg SEIVICG D121 5 9 1 Comphments of CASSIDY S DRUG STORE 380 Cottage Road South Portland Morne 4 4740 2 5260 VINCENT G WILLISTON INC Agents for St d rd D pllc tlng Machines Frld n C lc Iators Edlson Volc Wr ters I9I Mlddle St Portland 2 2441 A .0 ff 1 IP 0 I ga E, 1 95' N, - O I I Q. . - ' : ' I I l ' I . , I . 0 ' . A -.I . ,, . . -7.4, ,v .I - 1 I ' . -' ,I ' I . ' 5., 'Y ...-w. . if ' I H h ' - . . -N P .liar ,. 'iv .A O . 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