Cornish High School - Pine Cone Yearbook (Cornish, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1953 volume:

nv' a+ 1 gauge' vfwe-:am .1-:sf-A: was amaaa-3.1f1x11.k+::4:41:n ml Iaislrmirieaws'LwLfs1mav:s-Q2ni'eaiiWseivLrE1:a:P11an2f151LsainQvxufmizusiifziiafasewsm. fs- 1 1Fk'i5fwm:wH:Q1'114fEfEs2m:2:t2f'was-22ze':w . ,. ,I A . .1-nl 2:27:25 'aw 3tiliG?Wx..gil'-v?'fPf' -Hvlfgflrs - 255541-W :sg1Gaffcz31P?H 5d APE-- ' ww ' aw F 1 , v W wwf wvwvwn mwvllvf Nl Dedlcatlon The Semors of the class of 1953 smcerely dedmcate thls lssue of the Pme Cone to Chfton Whltney our school Jamtor We wlsh to express our appreclatlon and thanks for the servlces he has rendered to the school and to the students , x, jg' 0 O C -. Q 2 'M-.1 Pme Lone Sta Robert Watkins Charlene Day Priscilla Outhuse Carlton Jack Lucile Day Diann Watson Geneva Day Norma Phillips Cl O' Co Workers Jeff D1Biaso Editor in Chief Business Manaoer Advertising Manager Athletics Exchanges Photography Co Literary Editor Co Literary Editor Ba r ba ra Phillps Peter Gordon Barbara Stone Suzanne Watson Patty Cross Dorothy Martin . Betty Harmon.. . . . Buxton Maine. . . . Casco Maine . . . Farmington Maine . . . Hollis Maine . Limerick Maine . . . Limington Maine . . New Gloucester Maine . . Norway Maine . .. Oxford Maine Porter Maine , , . Potter Maine . . Richmond Maine . . Sanford Maine. South Paris Maine Standish Maine The Cresent Laurel The Sunbe am Sokokis The Sokoxis War rior .Clarion .The Outlook Crimson Rambler fm Z? 'fl Z Z ,uf X iw S Q W xxx NN Q x I 5 X' T, L Faculty ROBERT LOUIS HAZFN B S M A Prmclpal Sprmgfxeld College Science and Athletlcs OLIVE EVFRFTT JOHNSON Bates College Enghsh French and Mathematxcs JEAN TAYLOR SMALL B S Nasson College Home Economlcs FDITH WRIGHT STRITCH B S Nasson College Busmess i M9 Cl-IARLENE VELMA DAY Pint Honor Essay Class Vice-President 2,35 Secretary 45 Student Council Secretary 45 D.A.R. Candidate 45 Senior Drama 45 School Play Z5 One Act Plays 3,45 Junior Prize Speaking 35 League Speaking 15 Business Manager of Pine Cone 45 Captain of Magazine Drive 45 Glee Club l,Z,3,45 Softball 1,Z,45 Basketball 1,Z,3,45 Captain 3,45 All Starg Cheer- leader5 College Course Pint plans to attend business school. We know that she will be successful and we wish her the best of luck. GENEVA MARION DAY Gin Prophecy Candy Manager 45 Class Secretary 35 Senior Drama 45 One Act Plays 3,45 Junior Prize Speaking 35 Pine Cone Staff 45 Glee Club l,Z,3,45 Softball 1,Z,4. Home Economics Course Gin is still undecided in what she plans to do, but we wish her the best of luck always. BARBARA JEAN STONE Barb Historian Senior Drama 45 One Act Plays 3,45 Junior Prize Speaking 35 Pine Cone Staff 45 Glee Club 1,Z,3,45 Softball 25 Home Economics Course Barb is undecided in what she plans to do, but we wish her the best of luck. RUSSELL E. .TACK Dusty Valedictorian Class President 3,43 Secretary of Student Council 3: President of Student Council 43 Student Council Sergeant at Arms Z5 Senior Drama 4: School Play Z: One Act Plays 3,43 Junior Prize Speaking 33 Glee Club l,Z,4g Basketball l,Z,4g Manager 4: Co-Captain 3: Baseball l,Z,3,4g College Course Dusty is undecided to what he plans to do but we wish him the best of luck. LINWOOD GLEN PERKINS Perk Gifts Class Treasurer 1,23 Vice-President of Student Council 43 Senior Drama 43 School Play Z3 One Act Plays 3,43 Junior Prize 3, 3rd3 Glee Club l,Z,3,4g Baseball l,Z,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4gA1lAtar 43 Horseshoes Z3 Ping-pong 3, General Course Linnie is undecided as to what he wants to do, but we wish him the best of luck always. ROBERT ERNEST WATKINS Bob Oration Class Treasurer 3,43 Senior Drama 3,43 School Play Z3 One Act Plays 3,43 Junior Prize 3, 1st3 Glee Club l,Z,3,43 Basketball 1,Z,Z,4g Captain Z3 Co-Captain 33 All League 1,33 All Star 3,43 State Foul Shooting 33 Baseball l,Z,3,43 Horseshoes 1,Z,33 Checkers 13 Pine Cone Staff 3,43 Advertising Manager 33 Editor 4. General Course Bob is not sure of what he is going to do but we wish him the best of luck always, M. LARRY WELCH Larry Salutatorian Class Secretary 23 Class Vice-President 3,43 Student Council Vice-President 33 Senior Drama 43 School Play Z3 One Act Plays 3,43 Junior Prize 3, Znd Prize3 Glee Club 1,Z,3,43 Co-Captain 43 I-Iorseshoes Z,3. College Course Larry intends to go to college but as yet he has not decided which one. Whichever you choose we wish you luck. i Junior Class The .Tumor Class consxsts of s1x members There are fwe g1rls and one boy Patr1c1a Cross Barbara Phlllrps Luclle Day Norma Phllllps Carlton .Tack PT1SC1llB Outhuse The .Tumor Class elected thexr offrcers for the year at thelr second meetmg They are Presxdent Carlton Jack Vrce Presxdent Norma Phrllxp Secretary Luclle Day Treasurer Barbara Phillips Patty the hlgh scorer of the forwards and Norma a guard are on the fxrst team whmle to the All Star team Barbara leads the cheerrng sectlon The same four gn-ls played softball Norma Patty and Prrscxlla spelled at Potter Academey Prrscllla was awarded 1 medal The entlre Class 15 workmg on the Pme Cone staff are members of the glee club whuh ID under the dxrectlon of Mrs Flora Carpenter and plan to put on a one act play Home To Nlother We wmsh to thank out class adusor Mrs Strmtch for helpmg us on our xarlous projects throughout the year We VwOJld also llke to thank the tow nspeople for makmrg our projects success L. D , 6 ' - ' s O Carlton is the center of the boys varsity team. Lucile and Priscilla play too, Patty was elected . . 54 Sophomore Class At the begmnlng of the year our class consxsted of seven boys and two glrls Elwyn Day Chandler Johnson Betty Harmon Donald Perry Robert lngerson Roger Sawyer Wllllam .Tenesse Norman Scott Dxann Watson At our flrst meetlng we elected class offlcers as follows Presrdent Roger Sawyer Vlce Presldent Norman Scott Secretary Elwyn Day Treasurer Drann Watson We have two boys Don and Roger on the boys basketball team and one gxrl Dlann on the gxrls team W1ll1am represented our class at the spellmg contest at Potter Academy as an alternate Roger Norman Elwyn Dlann and Donald are enrolled ln the glee club Durxng the year we sponsored Freshman Receptxon and we have also had three dances We wlsh to thank the townspeople smcerely for maklng these entertam ments a success We also w1sh to express our appreclatxon to our class advlsor Mrs Johnson who has been very patxent wxth us Durmg 1953 our class has decreased m s1ze Robert moved to Fryeburg Betty moved to Waterboro and lS attendmg Sanford I-hgh School Chandler transferred to Fryeburg and Donald plans to enter the Arr Force f , I ' . 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' - - , . . . -. , , . t 1 C7 Freshman Class ROW I Left to Rlght Paulme Day Jeff DxBlaso Lloyd Day Beverly Dunnells Leonard Day ROW Z Suzanne Clark Dorothy M 111 Carlene Goodwxn Suzanne Watson Maybelle Berry Rochelle Lewxs ROW 3 Malcolm Perry Kexth Rankm Peter Gordon Phllxp Llbby Mr Hazen Durlng the year Malcolm left us and Betsey Ross Lame to us from Chebeague Island Ne all sha red the joys of lT'lllldllOl'l day peerlng from under wxde brlmmed hats bathlng caps and all sorts of fxntastlc halr do s We wore everything from grass sklrts to bath1ng suxts Ihe Sophomores held sway over us for the day and To handle our class affairs we elected the followmg offrcers Presxdent Lloyd Day V1ce Presldent Jeff D1B1aso Secretary Bexerly Dunnells Treasurer Leonard Day Va have hl ld x irmous actuxtus throughout the year In the fall we held 1 danle at vuhuh vu sold elder and doughnuts and raffled oft 1 pop up toaster B111 Wendall was the lucky txcket holder We also held two food ales 1fSn11fh store We would llke to express our lpprecxatlon for the Co operatxon oi Mr and Mrs Srruth mn these projects We would also lxke to thank Mr Hazen for the help and adxxce he has gxven us xs our class adwsor if , W 1 K4 -4 . QQ V , b Ar ,O , X . I , , A A ll, ' , , , , . 7 , , - 4 1 1 A d 1 , . . 1 . W l Q ,,. ,, . . .' . . . . , ., f . - .. required that we all wear a sign saying l'm a Green I-'reshman. - - f fe 5 I - z 1 ' K - 1 1 'Q ' s , ' ' ' , 1 . ' Q ' 'E ' -' ' v 2 ' 2 R - Q , , ' 4 if ' , . 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P53 , 1 5 1 1' 5 yi 1 I 111, :'Xf1L'1' 111111 yOl1 fstfr, 29, C11 't I 15' y, '-Uv! C 310' 310119. 11, .1 A s sp . 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The stars of the show, in the order of their appearance werl Talow? - Larry Welch as Toby Perkins, a boy of all work. Russell Jack as Uncle Josh Simpson, everybody's friend. Carlene Day as Mary Sanders, Uncle Josh's ward. Geneva Day as Roxy, a great help--in love with Toby. Linwood Perkins as Henry Simpson, Uncle Josh' son. Robert Watkins as Frank Kalton, from the city. Barbara Stone as Lizzie Evans, somewhat crooked. The entire action ofthe play centered around the living room at the rear of Uncle Josh's store. The plot wove all the characters into a robbery which presented a problem to everyone until Toby came to the rescue, retrieved the stolen money, and named the culprit. The final curtain came down on two happy couples--Roxy with her Toby, and Henry with his childhood sweetheart, Mary. The two accomplices in the crime, Frank and Lizzie niet Justice and Uncle Josh is happy again, knowing that all his problems have been solved. Although nervousness was inside all seven Seniors, we had but one thought in mind--The show must go on. And that it did. Due to the keen directing of Mrs, Ulix?'J5lin3'f Eurqlinglish teacher, the skillful work of Mrs, lrva Copp, who so generously gave her time to be our make-up artist, and the assistance of Roger Sawyer, our ever-willing stage attendant, our play was a great success. Linwood Perkins '53 Priscilla Outhuse '54 La Chose On a dark and dreary tught a young boy came runnmg down the path that led to h1s home He stopped suddenly for somethmg caught h1s eye a shlny lrregular object He p1cked It up put It ln h1s pocket and started for home The next day h1s mother gomg through hxs pockets before washmg hxs pants found the strange object and placed lt 1n a closet where she kept all the thmgs he gathered She never gave It another thought but one day the next week her httle boy came ln and wanted to show the strange object to hls 11tt1e frlend She went to the closet and reached for the object Her fmgers grasped xt and started to contract around It when It sllpped hit the floor and cracked An oozlmg mass came pourmg out We should go back now to a tlme when thxs object was llvxng on a dlfferent planet The only llfe there were these orgamc bacterla and when the planet exploded after gettlng so old the bacterxa formed 1nd1v1dual spores around each other to protect themselves and were sent hurtlmg mto space m whzch they had been travelmg around for a very long tlme One of the many spores got close enough to earth to be attracted to It and when lt hit the earth s atmosphere lt exploded formlng smaller bacterla which turned to spores almost lmmedmately When cracked open 1f they found the envlronment necessary for l1fe they started growxng The strange thmg moved slowly across the floor as the young mother stood there m awe It was growmg by the mlnute It oozed around her screamed but once and was gone The thmg started for the chlldren and they ran out the door crymg just as the mallman was passxng by H saw the thlng comlng after the chlldren and stopped p1cked them up and drove qulckly toward town He not1f1ed the Cwll Defense post and w1th ln twenty four hours the natlon s top scxentlsts were vvorkmg on the project of ellrrnnatmg the thmg They fmally came to the concluslon that an H bomb set off under lt would blow 1t to death or the tremendous heat would kxll lt The thmg had been scourmg around the hmlls for somethmg to eat and had caused conslderable damage The sc1ent1sts rounded up some cows and other anlmals and tled them one after another leadmg the thlng into the wastes of the country The thmg went steadlly toward the spot where the bomb was hldden then The men surroundmg the spot smlled when they saw the sudden burst of smoke for they were safe The monster was destroyed Thelr smlles soon faded a look of horror came mstead 'or mllllons of llttle spores were droppmg all around them breaklng open upon 1mpact and beglnnlng to grow M Larry Welch 53 I l . , . , . . . . . 3 . , I . , . 1 1 . . , . . . Y R . Q . , . . . foot and, before she knew what was going on, it started devouring her: she . . . . . e I ------t ---- '--- 0 , . . 1 1 4 ! I The Bug Da e Sally Jones came slowly down the staxrs steppmg l1ke a person who IS very sure of her self About half way down she stops and becomlng her natural self complams to her brother Dave who 1s bulldmg a model atrplane on the thu-d step There s a basement and a garage also you have a room of your own W1th all that space why do you have to brmg that mess ln here 'P Hey Mom sa1d Dave See what Sally s got on your earrzngs the new ones you Just got Holy cow Smell the perfume It s your best I thmk Never mmd Dav1d Go outdoors and tell us when Peter Craxg gets here He should be commg any mmute Sally don t you thmk you are a llttle too dressed up for Oh Mother just for tomght All right Sally for tomght Suddenly Dave burst ln yellmg he s here he s here The excltement mounts as Sally slowly walks out and IS met by Peter Craxg He helps her mto the car and she exclaxms to herself what a car Latest model all the accessorxes leather upholstery Oh Glory What a car I was very sorry to have to call you at the last mlnute ltke thxs Peter sa1d I hope you didn t have anythmg else planned Oh no not anythmg very lmportant As she sald thls Sally thought of the kxds who were planmng to meet at the drugstore Maybe they d go by the drugstore Wouldn t that be somethmg especlally 1f they saw her They drove on and suddenly were gomg down the Mam street I ve got to stop for a mlnute at the florlst s Hope you don t mmd Oh no That s perfectly all r1ght I guess I m lucky tonight There lS a place to park rlght in front of the shop They stopped and as Peter got out Sally watched h1m He was tall although not extremely so h1s ha1r was dark and matched the suit he wore very well He walked confldently but why not He had been very successful m llfe She watched h1m through the wmdow as he bought a corsage It wasn t Just an ordmary corsage thzs was an orchxd Then he had returned agam and as they advanced he talked of th1s nlght which was to be a very spec1al occasxon Suddenly they stopped ln front of a large whxte house They both got out and went up the walk At the door Sally was greeted by an elderly lady We were very glad you could come ton1ght Sally Iwas happy I could Mrs Cralg They then went into the llvmg room whe re Sally was lntroduced to A11ce She was about Peter s age and very lovely Pete was very sorry we had to call you at such a late hour but we hadn t made any plans before thls I do hope th1s hasn t mconvemenced you Oh Peter an orchld Isn t lt lovely excla1med Al1ce You see thrs IS our anmversary Sally Well hurry up you two I ve ordered dmner for e1ght o clock sa1d Peter If Tommy gets out of bed just tell h1m lf he IS naughty he won t be able to go to the movles wmth hrs father tomorrow afternoon That w1ll make hlm behave Also there are cookxes and Lce cream ln the kltchen for you Just make yourself at home Sally After she had sa1d goodmght to the three of them Sally went mto the llvxng room and started to read a magazme After all plenty of magazlnes televlslon cookles and 1ce cream I m gettmg pald besxdes What more could anyone want? Pr1sc1lla Outhuse 54 Your Support of C H S The h1gh school of thxs town needs the support of the town as does any school m any town Without tlus support our athletics dramas and other extracurrlcular actwxtxes would not and could not be successful Cormsh I-hgh thls year has had very good support Our gym has had necessary unproven- ments gwen xt Every class has now the hope of a class trxp maybe to Washington Thxs has come about because of the good attendance at school affalrsy ln my estlmatnon a trlp of thls type lS very valuable not only for fun but for the educatlonal beneflts of seemg hlstorlcal places whtch many of us mlght otherwise be unable to see The athletxc events have been very well attended and we are especxally grateful Besides the people who have been prevl ously mentloned we also wlsh to thank two orgamzatxons m town for thelr support These groups are the P Y A and the Marrled Couples Club Priscilla Outhuse 54 Cl ' t 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 - , 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 11 - 11 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 11 1 1 1 1 1 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1, 1 11 1 - - 11 , --- ll ' U Il 1 1 1 ll ' ' Il 1 1 1 - 1 11 1 , 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,, , 1 1 1 1 xl 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 li 1 1 1 D' ' ll 1 1 1 1 - 11 1 1, ' 1 1 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 11 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 ' 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 - - - - 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 - 11 , 1 ll ' II 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 11 1 - 11 - - - 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 ' 1 11 ' 1 1 1 1 I ,, 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' IV , . 1 1 1 O 0 O 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ,1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 11 ' 1 ll ' 1 Q Q ' -- ' ' 9 lee Last spring our glee club attended the Western Maine Festival at Lewiston and were very happy to again receive an A-1 rating. A concert also held at Pike Mem. Hall at which time we sang many of the songs we had learned during the year. This year our glee club has 52 members, which includes not only the high school but also the Jr. High. Mrs. Carpenter visits our school every Monday afternoon and Charlene Elliot comes from Kezar Falls to accompany us at the piano. During this time we practice many songs, some of which we will sing at the concert and audition this spring, Many thanks to Mrs. Carpenter and Charlene Elliot for their help. SX Spelling Contest Norma, Patty and Priscilla were chosen to represent Cornish High School at the Cumberland York League spelling contest at Potter Acadmey on November 6th, William .Tenness was selected as alternate. Priscilla who remained the longest for the Cornish group placed fifth. D M '56 lub ff Softball BACK ROW: M. Berry, D, Watson, N. Phillips, L. Day, S. Watson, C, Goodwin, Coach Mrs. Stritch. FRONT ROW:P. Outhuse, B. Harmon, C. Day, Cv. Day, P. Cross. Our first softball game was with Potter Academy at Potter. Due to the lack of practice we were badly defeated. After we practiced for a while and got into better condition we scheduled another game with Potter at Cornish. We are very happy to say we defeated them by a larger score than they defeated us in the first game. Cheerleaders Norma Charlene Patty Diann Ba rba ra Baseball The Rams started off in high gear to take New Gloucester and Potter by 6-4 and Z-1 respectively and then lost to Limerickf Hollis, Buxton, and Casco by 8-6, 4-Z, 10-Z, and 10-7. The boys still have high hopes of capturing the trophy this spring. This year the C.Y.S.S.C. split the baseball season in two. They made a fall league and a spring league. The winner of the fall will play the winner in the spring for the championship. Linwood Perkins, Pitcher: Robert Watkins, first base, Larry Welch, right fieldg and Russell Jack, catcher, graduate this spring. Other players are Norman Scott, center field: Lloyd Day, third base: Rober Sawyer, short stopg Leonard Day, second base: Keith Rankin, left field. The open spots left by the graduates of '53 will probably be filled in by Jeff DiBiaso, Elwyn Day, Peter Gordon, and F oul-Shooting Champion Just before our yearbook went to press, Patty Cross became this year's state girls' foul-shooting champion. She won the Anne E. McKechnie award sponsored by the Southwestern Board of Coaches and Officials, March 7 in the Westbrook High Richard Outhuse. ym. g Patty dissolved a deadlock which had existed since the early shooting fshe was the next to the last of the 33 girls to shootl between defending champion Diane Wood, South Portland, seeking her third straight crown and Gloria Fields of Sanford High. They had aced 29. With her two-hand toss, Patty had a high run of Z3 and made 31 out of 35 baskets. She made the first three good, missed the fourth and picked up four more. From then on it was clear sailing as she poured in a steady streak from the ninth to 31 before she missed another. Safely in, she missed her last shot. Carlene Goodwin retrieved for her and aided in holding the steady, rhythmical pace. Girls' Basketball FRONT ROW: S, Watson, C. Goodwin, C, Day, Capt. Norma Phillips, D. Watson, P. Cross. SECOND ROW: P. Outhuse, S. Clark, D. Martin, L. Day, M, Berry, Coaches Stritch and Hazen. Our Cornish girls completed a fairly successful season with a record of 15 wins, 1 tie, and 4 losses. The team placed second in the Cumberland-York Small Schools Conference in our division. After winning three non-division games Cornish dropped their first division game to Limerick 39-Z5. The Rams outvied Limington Z7-Z0 which proved to be the only league loss for the visitors. Buxtons third period offense proved disastrous as Buxton won Z4-20. The Rams easily outscored Hollis in their two games, winning the first 46-30 and the second 60-25. Our girls got revenge on both Buxton and Limerick as they won 48-44 and 56-38 respectively. Among our victories were two games against a good alumni team. Diann Watson, Norma Phillips and Charlene Day have been defensive standouts all season. Captain Charlene Day will be the only loss to the team for another year as she graduates this June. Patty Cross won the team foul shooting contest and will represent the school in the annual contest to be held in Westbrook. Suzanne Watson, Carlene Goodwin, Dorothy Martin and Suzanne Clark played good ball as reserves during the season. Patty Cross was elected captain for next season. Cornish 36 Oxford 32 Cornish 46 Potter Acad. 37 Bridgeton Acad. 33 48 Buxton 34 Porter 18 38 New Gloucester Z5 Limerick 39 46 Hollis 55 Casco 40 60 Hollis Z7 Limington Z0 37 Limington Z7 Oxford Z1 43 Potter Acad. 48 Alumnia 34 55 Limerick Z0 Buxton Z4 64 Alumni Z9 Porter Z9 eo Casco Selected for the all star team were P. Cross, C. Day, and D. Watson. Z7 Boys' Basketball FRONT ROW: Left to Right: J. DiBiaso, R. Watkins, Capt. R. Sawyer, P. Gordon, M. Perry. SECOND ROW: L. Day, L. Perkins, C. Jack, L. Welch, R. Jack Mgr. Coach Mr. Hazen. With an overall record of 10 wins and 10 losses in regular season play our boys ended one of their best seasons in years. The boys wrapped up second place C.Y,S,S,C. with a record of 6 wins and 2 losses. Lloyd Day and C, paced the Rams past Limerick 40 - 31, In one of the best games Watkins and C. Jack paced our boys past Limington in an overtime ons were a little too much for our boys as they defeated us 38-30. the Rams a well deserved victory over Hollis 41-36. R, Watkins and L. could not overcome the play of Buxton as we fell short at the final whistle, game with Hollis found us winning rather easily, 57-33 as L. Day threw in Perkins and R. Watkins put the Rams ahead early in the game and held beat Limington 40-32. ln the final league game, R. Watkins, L. 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O O 6 . . H S ' . 1 1 1 ' s 1 1 1 -. . . 1 I ' 1 2 V . 1 . 2 1 . . . 1 , ' ' 141 us an . . . 55 N-2, ii 15? KN J' J? . 3 , ' W ,-...ash QU 1 ill 5q'u6Y ans HU pf 5? That Wasn't Funny, Peg-kv H 4' hats vo opml xn The wffo f? dp 5 va KC 'exe ' Th e Ma Mer 1 Dian g 0X5 Barb Geumg C 1 F X . P1eaSCv Sm' e whiff Li nflie Stud S. Vins. gly 9 Come DOW n To Ea rt I' Parr Y. we O o Bobby Thinking. SW a e9qXxe 02 Sigtlfzgd S P A av Barb and Pete Studymg Rogue S Gallery OSl't,bc: t, JRg,.. L 0' X ' 1-54. .. fs X , wx .Q ,b f , 64:-5:51. ' t ll ' X' fun. . V ,LW - 'ri 11 I' X we-Z ' N fa N Q e .,. View N. t 'x X The School Llbrary This year many new books have been added to our library. The titles, chosen by Mrs. Johnson, included many books requested by the students. A11 new books proved very popular and more books were read this year than in any recent year. number of books read in each class up to March 1 were: Seniors 7, Each student has been assigned a card on which he or she records the name of the book read, the author, and the date when read. The average Juniors 18, Sophomores 5, Freshmen IO, Many students have purchased books monthly from the Student Book Guild, If a member of the Book Guild purchases one book each month for four consecutive months, he receives a free wook. Many students have taken advantage of both these methods of getting books to read and have gotten a great deal of enjoyment from reading. g 1 va Quo. 0 o ' qagv., xv. ,, gs!-.,o -Wadi. '- QW3'-! :g.1., '-rw ,ff-Qglm wif 22 434-'f' P'-:-..t 0x':-:- -s -N.-M. 'W-'21 eo,-Q - , , ,vw sw 'w.. ' . o.-Y-' -,s ' f 1 91' , ovn.o' ' . v -.v 0 Z.-Qf ,.,44f haw -.o' ,543 if ,, 2 , ofa? o ' 4. 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Ln .lc Q 3 Compliments of NEW LINCOLN HOTEL Cornish Maine RIDLON BROS I G Kezar Falls Vlaine RIDLON PHARMACY Diugs Sodas Candies Ciffais Kezai Falls Telephone 270 GEORGE E FITCH AGENCY To Insure ls To Be Suie hast Sebaoo Fel 7413 Limeiick Tel 7 . . . A. v - K - i - .bl 1 George E. Fitch. Mgr, I 'X 0' . ' . L - Z ' . CAMS GEN E RAL STORE iqll 1 . IN 3 - 'mn -' - 2 ' - Ermux s IILHR GUY COOLBROTH Naison Wsde Fiore 1 OC W IN Nlc MQ MAI?-VE DRESS COMPANY nv N ll WHITE INSUQANCE AGENCY I 7 I Inf X t :UMM lmbm X Ilclnlllx I U J I C I ' Nldulc Phu 1 171 in C4 new Umm N lun Hxlrlvaw I . lx m MLIMHI U1 ,wil V llpgpfxz i' ll Hx Glaw '1' 5 - Yi f.fC112il3l'Ji3 - Fi' 'wires - 1 lk M T01 433 ish Compliments of C1 Amish. - IL 'no A In:1ur'z11wY- M ,-X11 Kiwlx lnrrllfll. 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Giles ' fa ' 'Q S L G BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro Massachusetts Known wherever there are Schools 85 Colleges Represented by Donald B Tupper 2 IV16 Road Cape Cottage Ma1ne BICKFORDS TYDOL STATION Lubr1cat1on Washlng Motor Tune Up L1ght Repa1r1ng WILLARD L CHAMPION Speclal Agent New York L1fe Insurance C0 D R SWASEY Wood Sz Iron Work Horseshoes Tel Cornlsh 74 R B L WATSON General Store East Parsonf1eld Comphments of DR. R J PATTERSON Rezar Falls Me WERRENS GAS CO Waterhoro Me Tel 763 Cornish, Me. - Phone 70-M Cornish 46 - Kezar Falls, Me BEN EVAN'S BODY SHOP APPLE ACRES Body 8: Fender Work FARM Complete Painting Route 25, East Limington Cornish, Maine Tel. Standish 59-3 JAMES BAILY CO Conlplnnents of Malne s Leadlng Sportlng Goods Store Athletlc Supplles Sportlng Goods 264 Mlddle St Portland Me BARROW S GREENHOUSES CARRS SHOE STORE DAVID BERLOWITZ 5 C Optometllst XVLSU510Ok NI Westbmok Me PORELL S on the square Lomplnnents WARREN S FURNITURE J Phonc 600 V L tb ool e V 9SlbIOOk UL . ,w . . 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ALLARDS SERVICE STATION Phone Cornish 290 Kezar Falls Me HAMILTONS VARIETY STORE Kezar Falls SAUL SHALIT Reg Pharmacist Sanford Me THE COUNTRY STORE limeiick Me Tel 0015 Vlomen s 8. Lhilditns Clothes Nlen s VI oik Clothes kitchen Supplies J H SUTTIE limeiick Me Te 18 Gioceiies Hardware Spoiting Goods I 7 . , . - . . i.. X .- 4 , . . ,l'l 'x - J . . . y Q 1 ' v X . , 1, . 1 R . . - - f1 y Yx'. v -, x. I f ., ,1 Q, R ,. . , - Compllments of Compllments of BARDENS TWO RIVEPS POULTRY FARM Stand1sh Me East Llmmgton Me CLARK COAL 8. LUMBER CO R W Clark Prop Call Us for Estlmates Gorham Me D1al 3501 Compllments of THE MEN S SHOP INC Westbrook Me Men s Sz Boys Clothlng Sanford Me South Waterboro Corduroy TITQS Wholesale R F GOOD DMD Sanford Trust Co Bldg Rooms 309 310 Sanford Me Complunents of A FR1END THAYER-DIGGERY CO. 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