Crosby High School - Keystone Yearbook (Belfast, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1951 volume:

:saga 9,1 4. 1 if 'ijsff 7 1' , , FOREWORD Dear Crosby, we will ne,er forget, In all the days to be, Fond recollections of the past, Sweet rnenzories of thee. And so, good-bye, ye open doors, XVe will not hear thy calls, For we are never to return To thy beloved halls. Thy portals close before our eyes, Our high school days are past. The path of life we now must treurl To find our goal at lust. This Keystone, we do now present To students who stay on, ln. hopes that they'Il remember us, In the days when we are gone Q ' .,.,-'1s.dv- 4 if ' fl A sf: ,H- wy .ng 'ty T Q-, ' M'-4351 a' , 1 The 1951 Published by Senior Class CROSBY HIGH SCHOOL Belfast, Maine Belfast Area High Schofsf iiimw Belfast, Maine 54915 55' mf 46 ru' T KEYSTONE .......-...J DEDICA TION XVe, the Keystone Board of l95l, fondly and gratefully dedicate this yearbook to our English teacher and faculty advisor, Mrs. Hester Crone, Whose nntiring efforts and sin- cere interest in the students have endeared her to all of us. 1- ,.,f ' f' Wdlwf f. 11-a f . '. fzfgii , , ,.A,-, gig Ir- z, .- ,ii-V-f : -4 Q ,lyk Ah Q. If 57? I 3 wr- :,4-5-1.2 Wx V, yzffis- 1 W- H . f . L 4. , Ba'-2 S-Q M: 1-vg. TV 1 5?-321 fe-3,25 fra' 5-nj-ff 3 ' .1 wi,-.f,ra . . Ymxr '. q 3,-4 WELCOME VVe are proud to Welcome to Crosby High School, our principal, Mr. Perry VVO1'IIlTlkl11. Al- though he has been with us only since Septem- ber, he will be remembered by us in the years to come lor his understanding, patience and devo- tion to the welfare of the students. -Q aww . f an N snr- W 1 nt -m-nxsw-far ,iw-xssww IN APPRECIATION With deep appreciation and gratitude, we ex- press our heartfelt thanks to our coach, Mr. John Troy. for his faithful. unseltish service to his teams and to his school. Hester Crone Jean Stewart Bates. A. B.: English: Drama- Bates- A- B3 Malhclmllilcx tics. Keystone SOM Ball Norman Mqnsur Burton Hinckley Boston UHiV91'Si'fyZ Columbia Colby. A. B.: Social Studies: Teachers. A. B.: Latin and Coaching French Philip C. Libby Superintendent 1 Gorham State Normal School. l Univ. of New Hampshire, B. S.: Graduate Study, Univ. of New Hampshire: Teachers' College, Columbia University: Univ. ol' Maine p ...- . . .b.A i 9? I in Q P I . ,. I , . , Stanley Peterson Marietta Packard ' iVl'iinc School of Commerce Olive Perkins Maine School of Commerce: C ' - ' ' U. of M., A. B.: Farmington Commercial A. B.: Commercial: Student State Teachers College, B' Sq: Council Treasurer Home Economics Clarence Coombs G Louise Nickerson Gorham State Teachers Col- Donald Lewis Ih I C H K . - lege. B. s. in Indusn-iai Arts: Bowdoin, B. A4 Yale, Music B1 t affa 0 ege' Umvemty of l. Manual Training Music Maine: English: Junior High Perry Wortrnon Principal Colby, E. S.: Maine. M. Ed. K ',- ffihvli . f Y bltv 1 ia 33 5 X 5 H, '54 1 i . ' W X F M, Z x yr ff iii: .lohn Troy Notrc Dame, B. S. in P. E Boston Univ., M. in Educ.: Physical Education M - Aiwa N f.. y ,Q Life: ' .eo if A i, V l Roger Rhoodes Albert Weymouth Colby College. B. A.Z Univ. of UUiVe1'SltY Of Maine- B- A-3 Mich., M. A.: Science Harold Doe Social Studies Annie Brown U. of M., A. B.: English: Prize Bates. A. B.: English: High Speaking. Dramatics lights, Graduation Amy DeForest Washington State Normal School: Junior High A -ixfiwi w i Cossie Fish . . Farmington State Teachers I i-f, College: Geography: Junior . S . Hlgh :ill f.: 2' ' .,., Q Nellie Morden Gwendolyn Stratton University of Maine: Mathe- Farmingwfl SUNG TGHCh91'F matQCS3 Junior High College: History: Junior Higlr EDITORIALS Through the ages, our predecessors have fought for freedom, liberty, and democracy which are all integral parts of our beloved United States. Now these rights are being threatened by communism, and because of this we, the youth of today, are being asked to leave behind our carefree days to go forth to fight a cause for which we are not the culprits. VV e ask ourselves, are We ready? Before we are able to leave our homes and loved ones behind, we must secure not only physical but moral courage. VVe must have a faith in God, a faith in humanity, and a faith in ourselves. Again we askg are we prepared? Wfe are living in an unstable world and we have been reared in an atomic age, an age in which no man can feel secure. XVe. the graduating class of 1951, have never known a world of peace, love, and com- pliance. Is there any doubt that we ask. have we the strength? Wfith uncertain minds and pensive hearts we reflect on these questions. Eventually. to each of us there will come a way of overcoming lifes obstacles if we keep our faith in the true and righteous way of life. VVe shall realize that this period in our youth is only a stepping stone to a world ahead. VVe shall know that to have lives free from trepidation and consternation. we must willingly leave behind the lesser things in life to strive for that which is good. r' rsfl tim zlv' cl Un Puglffif: page eight The present world situation appears very grim, especially to the youth of America who are to determine what the final out- come will be. All the free nations regard America as the leading country in the world, and as such, lean on her for pro- tection and financial help. It must be remembered, however, that from all major wars something is added to the American ideal, the American way of living. From our own American Revolution comes the system of republican govern- ment which is the basis of our present America. From the bloody French Revolu- tion, Americans have learned and adopted the principles of Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity. Finally, from the two VVorld lVars, we have cemented firmly our demo- cracy, showing the rest of the world that a nation such as ours can, by its own power and freedom. conquer its enemies and rise to the great political, economic, and social heights that is America. At present. America is in a state of na- tional emergency due to the Korean Wlar. The present world situation may seem dark. but from every war something is learned to make the future a little brighter. The free nations now look to America for mili- tary and economic aid. I-low they will look to America in the future and the place America will hold in the future of the world will depend on the ability of her youth to learn something from every war. every mis- take. and use that knowledge for himself and his country. SENIORS Dage te OFFICERS K E YS TONE BOARD Velma Armstrong Vel General Oh. stop that how! Velma does commercial work, And at her work she cloes not shirk. John Starrett Bryant John College Fiddle-dee-clee.' Basketball 1. 3. Better late than never! Why should I hurry to be on tfme, Just as long as I get there? ' r . Jean Elizabeth Baird Jennifer College Who. mei' Salutatorian 4: National Honor Soc- iety 3, 4: Co-Editor Keystone 4: Girl's State 3: Girl's Easketball 1, 3: Dra- matic Club l, 2. 3: Three Act Play 3: Candy Sales 4: Glee Club 1: Annual Concert 1: Class Paper 2: Assembly Committee 2. 3: Camera Club 3: Freshman Reception 4: Junior Prom 3: Sophomore Hop 2: Oflice Recep- tionist 3: Graduation Usher 3. Jean's the girl none will ever forget, Success a:on't pass her-u'e're willing to bet. Daniel William Carr Dangerous Dan General Hou' about that? Football 3. 4: Baseball 3: Varsity Club 3. 4: Career Day 3: Transferred from Dover, N. H. Track 1: Civics Club Vice-President lg Biology Club 2. Dau's good-natured, happy. and bright, His friends will all tell you that he is all right. ,X Carl L. Bowen Carl College Ceiisoredll Baseball 3. 4: Football 4. I'll never trouble trouble. Till trouble troubles me. Nicholas David Clements Nick Collere If you can't be good, be careful! Camera Club 3: Radio Club 2: Key- stone Board 4. He'll find mischief in the clullesl affair. Philip Ronald Bowen Phil College Censored!! Baseball 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Basket- ball 3: Manager 4: Varsity Club 4: Captain Republican Journal Drive 2: Sophomore Hop 2. Whenever there's fun, Phil is sure to be in it: If there's none to be had, he's sure to begin it. Ann Cole Ann 4,2HJ College Wonder if I got a letter today. Basketball 2. 3, 4: Cheerleader 1. 2, 3, 4: Class Treasurer 3, 4: Vice Presi- dent of Class 2: Keystone Board 4: Girls' State Delegate 3: Student Council 2: Softball 1, 2. 3, 4: Glec Club l, 2, 3: Candy Sales 4: Class Paper 3: Freshman Reception 4: Jun- ior Prom 3: Senior Ball 3: Sopho- more Hop 2: Freshman Dance 1: Of- fice Receptionist 1, 2, 3: Dramatic Club 4: National Honor Soc'ety 4. Quick and happy, lively and gay. A smile for all who come he-r way. Sally B. Brown Bones l'3Hl Commercial Willie? I guess he will! Cheerleader 1. 2, 3, 4: Head Cheer- leader 4: Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4: Captain 4: Softball 1. 2, 3. 4: Class Treasurer 1: Class Secretary 3: Glee Club 1. 2. 3: Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Foot- light Club 1. 2, 3. 4: President 4: Music Festival 1. 2, 3: Student Coun- cil Secretary 4: Interim Council 1, 2: Secretary 2: Keystone Board 4: Oflice Receptionist 4: Secretary to Teachers 4: Editor Class Paper 2: Waltz Time 2: Freshman Reception 4: Sophomore Hop 2: Junior Prom 3: Senior Ball 3: National Honor Society 4. A router fair at basketball games: A dance1'.'she's divine: With Willie she makes the clever pair: We surely like her fine. John D. Cogswell Kilroy College Censored! Sophomore Paper 2: Radio Club 21 Keystone Board 4: Intra-mural Bask- etball 2: Sophomore Hop 2. A finer friend you'll never find With wit and wisdom both combined. Barbara Bryant Barb Commercial Oh fee whiz! Glee Club 2. 3: County Teachers' Convention 3' Teachers' Secretary 4: Committees 3. 4. Barb is a girl who in school seems shy. But she surely isn't with a certain guy. Elizabeth Louise Crosby Betty. Liz College Makes no digerence to nie! Valedictorian 4: Co-editor Keystone 4: Student Council 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: D. A. R. Good Citizenship Candidate 4: Class Secretary 1. 2: Captain Curtis Maga- rine Sales 4: Girls' State Representa- tive 3: Interim Council 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Softball 1. 2: Band 1, 2: Or- chestra 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 2: Music Festival 1, 2: Dramaties Club 2: Waltz Time 2: Class Papers 2, 3: Activities Ticket Collector 4: Candy Sale Chairman 4: Ofnce Receptionist 2, 3: Career Day 3. Attractive in her manners Winning many friends: Betty merits great success, When he school life ends. Leslie L. Curtis Les General Hot diggity dog! And so I go to school, sir, To pass the time away. Joseph Delmont Gallant Joc General Huh? Keystone Board 43 Glec Club 3, 4: Camera Club 2: Intra-mural Basket- ball 33 Music Festival 3. 4: Annual School Concert 3. 4: National Honor Socicty 4. Delmonfs marks are ll very good sign That he is working all the lime. Lillian Curtis Lilly Commercial Well! Basketball 2, 3, 43 Art Club 3: Office Receptionist 33 Softball 2. 43 Gradua- tion Usher 33 Activities Tickets 1. 2. 33 Junior Prom 33 Candy Sales 4. Lillian in athletics is keen, In basketball she's right on the beam. Celia Cha ples Gross Bertha Arlene Drinkwater Deany General Holy Cow The girl who can smile, thoughout the year She briiigs, 'never failing. the best of good cheer. Herman E. Gross Chap General Herman Commercial Hate ta tell ya!! Gee Whiz! Man has the will but women has the Intra-mural sports 1. 2. 3, 4. way. Men of few words are the besl. Barbara Anne Dunbar Edith June Eaton Barb General Edie General Is that rightil? Small, neat, quiet, petite, A jolly friend and very sweet. Lucille E. Guplill Lucy Commercial Just for nieanness!! Teacher's Secretary 43 Transferred from Winterport High 1949: Fresh- man Reception 23 Student Council 2: Yearbook Board 21 Glee Club 1. 2. One well known by her jolly air, Her laughing eyes, her bright red hair. Wish I were in Orono!! Through sunshine and rain, She's always the same. Norman Foster Hall Norm College Unprintable!! Dramatics 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 2, 3: Radio Club 1. 2, 3. Some of the best men were quiet in their youth. June Elaine Faulkinham June 4D.J Commercial Well. 1 guess! Cheerleading l, 2. 3: Basketball 1. 2. 4: Keystone Board 41 Public Speak- ing 1, 2: Softball 1, 2, 3. 4: Music Festival 1, 2: Junior Prom 3: Waltz Time 2: Sophomore Hop 2: Freshman Dance 1: Glee Club 2: Footlights Club 3: Curtis Magazine Sales 1. 2. 3. I can resist anything but temptation. Tom Harvey Shorty General Now I didn't know that! Football 1, 2, 3, 41 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3. 4g Freshman Reception 4: Sopho- more Hop 2: Freshman Reception 4: Sophomore Hop 2: Junior Prom 3g Career Day 3, 4: Intra-mural Basket- ball 1. 2, 3: Referee 4. They say. i'Life is what you make it. So I'll make mine fun and take it. . ..,1 F . 'lll gag - 3 1 Christine Leroy Hatch Chris College Oh, yeah? Prize Speaking 3, 4: Footlights Club 3, 4: Public Speaking 3: Play Usher 3: Keystone Board 4: Graduation Usher 3: Play 4. Chris, we would lice to know, Who it is that attracts you so. Roger A. Jackson Hog General Howdy Bilb! Although lie's bashful as carl be, He likes the girls it's plain to see. I Heloise A. Heald Weezie 1MH1 College Any Mail? Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. 4: Student Coun- cil 2: Ofiice Receptionist 1, 2, 3: Key- stone Board 43 Glee Club 1. 2, 4: Mu- sic Festival 1, 2. 4: Waltz Time 2: Dramatic Club 1, 2: Softball 2, 3: Graduation Usher 3: Sophomore Hop 2: Junior Prom 3: Senior Ball 3: Bunny Hop 3: Freshman Dance 1: Class Paper 2. 3: Curtis Magazine Sale 2: Prize Speaking 1. Weezie is always jolly and gay, We wonder if lt's Johnny who makes her this way. Virginia May Jackson Gina fSHl College So what?? Usher at Graduation 3: Junior Prom 3: Latin Club 3: Sophomore Hop 2: Senior Ball 3, 4: Bunny Hop: Key- stone Board 4: Transferred from Searsport High: Glee Club 1: Basket- ball l: Class President 1. Always happy, always gay, Always talking, so they say. :ii-rm. David S. Hills Dave College Mercy. Mercy! Shop Club 2: Camera Club 3: Fresh- man Reception 4: Keystone Board 4: Senior Ball 3. Not too serious, not too gay, A good fellow in every way. Mary Louise Jones Twinkles College Just Checkivz' Keystone Board 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2. 3, 4: Graduation Usher 3: Senior Ball 3: Junior Prom 3: Cookie Sales 3: Curtis Magazine Representative 2: Glee Club 2: Trans- ferred from Oak Grove Seminary: Class Play 1: Ski Club 1: Dairy Queen 4. She appears quiet and shy, But the're's a twinkle in her eye. SA- or Htisrw' X - misss ' Isabelle F. Hills Isabelle College Whoops!! Prize Speaking 3. 4: Footlight Club 2, 3, 4: Assembly Committee 3. 4: Public Speakinfg 3: Keystone Board 4: Play Usher 3. 4: Graduation Usher 3. We hear you're going to take the oath: We send best wishes to you both. Frederick Eugene Leaclbeher Fred College I Don't Know. Honor Essay 4: Dramatics Club 2. 3, 4: Public Spaking 2, 3, 4: Assembly Committee 4: U. of M. Speaking Con- test 3: Keystone Board 4: Junior Prom 3: Sophomore Hop 2: Three Act Play 2, 3: One Act Play Contest 3: Curtis Magazine Drive Represen- tative 4: Career Day 3. I'll just go on and on and on, And let the girls go by. Sally Hodges Sally Commercial Well?? Camera Club 2: County Teachers' Convention 3: Teachers' Secretary 4: Committees 3, 4: Class Paper 2. Front a little spark may burst a mighty flame. Donald L. Mooers Don College Awful Nice!! Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Presdent 2: Football 1, 2: Basketball 1, 3, 4: Asst. Manager 2: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Key- stone Board 4: Class Paper 2, 3: Freshman Dance 1: Freshman Re- ception 4: Sophomore Hop 2: Junior Prom 3: Senior Ball 3: Dramatic Club 4: Three Act Play 4: One Act Play 4: Footlights Club 4: Music Fes- tival 1, 2, 3, 4: Waltz Time 2: Mins- trels 4: Intra-mural Coach 3, 4: Var- sity Club 2, 3, 4: Career Day 3: Librarian 2. 3: Bunny Hop 3: Candy Sales 4. A smile for every fellow and two for every girl. A George K. Hutchinson Hutch College You wonldn't wanta bet, would ya? Basketball 1. 4: Baseball 1, 2: Foot- ball Manager 3. 4: Class Paper 2, 3: Varsity Club 3. 4: Band and Orches- tra 4: Keystone Board 4: Music Fes- tival 4: Sophomore Hop 2: Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Career Day 3: Freshman Dance 1: Radio Club 1. A little nonsense now and then, Is relished by the best of men. Richard lancescolf Moulton Dickie Commercial Gee whiz!! Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Three Act Play 3: Public Speaking 4: Assembly Csmmittee 4. Why work? Caesar was not ambi- tious. SBWQS'-' .loan Frances Muffley Muflley College Whatlll I do now? Keystone Board 4: Transferred from U. E. High School. N. Y.: Basketball lg Cheerleader 1: Yearbook 1, 2. R: Hockey l: Class Secretary 1: Glec Club 2: A. Cap 3: Spanish Club 2, 3: Radio Reporter 1. 2: Student Coun- cil 2. Haste makes waste, Therefore I never hasten. Roger Wayne Patten Roger General Leroy!!! Intra-mural Basketball 2, 3, 4. Roger is always happy and gay, From early morning to the end of day. Barbara Newman Barb Commercial Oh! Fine. Twirlc1 s Club 3: Glee Club l, Good nature is the thing that wins all our hearts. Raymond David Paul Ray General I'll be darned!!! Glee Club 4: Keystone Board 4: In- tra-mural Basketball 2. 3. 4: Career Day 2. Ray and Delma are a very fine pair, When you see Ray, Delma is there. June Rose Nickerson Tookie Commercial Are you kiddi'a?? It is quality rather than quantity that matters. Wilfred Paul Willie College Censored! Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3. 43 Football 3, 4: Varsity Club 3. 4: Class Vice-President 1, 4: Captain Curtis Magazine Sales 43 Freshman Recep- tion 4: Junior Prom 35 Sophomore Hop, chairman 2: Freshman Dance 1: Intra-mural Basketball Coach 3, 45 Keystone Board 4: Career Day 3: In- terim Council 1, 2. I love work - I could sit and look at it all day. Stillman Alonzo Nickerson Red General What's cooking?? Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3. 42 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Traflic Squad 3. 4: Basketball Manager 4: Intra-mural Basketball 2, 3, 4. Here's one of our heroes of the mud! If he goes through life as he goes through the line, heill make the world sit up. Darrell Erlon Payson Curly College Donit be foolish! Football 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3. 4: Base- ball 3, 4: Foul Shooting Champion 3, 4: Coach of Jayvees 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Keystone Board 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Class Paper 2: Music Fes- tival 3, 4: Career Day 3: Curtis Maearine Sales 1: Senior Ball 3: Jun- ior Prom 3: Sophomore Hop 2: Intra- mural Basketball Coach 2, 3. Good looking and popular is this senior fair, If you ask the reason, we'll tell you, curly hair. Betsy Jocelyn Noyes Bet College Oh for heaven sakes! Class Secretary 4: Keystone Board 4: Freshman Reception 4: Cookie Sale 3: Junior Prom 3: Senior Ball 3: Graduation Usher 3: Class Paper 3: Bunny Hop 3: Transferred from Bar Harb-ar High School: Y-Teen 1, 2: Chairman 2: Captain Curtis Maga- rine Sales 2: Music Festival 2: Glee Club 2, 4: Librarian 2: Oilice Clerk 2: Assembly Member 1, 2: National Fonor Society 4. Here is a girl who is hard to beat, All that she does is very neat. Delma Payson Del Commercial Who cares? Glee Club 1, 2: Graduation Usher 3: Sophomore Hop 2: Teacher's Secre- tary 4: Bunny Hop 3. She is good naturecl, She may have her troubles, too, But there's nothing in this wide world, Delma wouldn't do for you. Charline Mary Page Char Commercial Who me? Footlights Club 2. 3. 4: Teacher's Secretary 4: Graduation Usher 3: Public Speaking 3: Assembly Corn- mittee 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Music Fes- tival 1, 2, 3: Annual Schfol Concert 1. 2, 3: Camera Club 1, 2: Sofhomore Hop 2. Charline's thoughts are out of town, Wondering when he'll be coming down. Lewis Elmer Piper Jr. Soupie College You don't do that no time, s'ster! Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Freshman Reception 4: Class Marshall 3: Junior Prom 3: Sophomore Hop 2: Career Day 3: Intra-mural Coach 2, 3, 4. I agree with no 1nan's opinion: I have some of my own. 5.5 l'f'i.w'rf7:'w:.x'..fzvw.Hlswisa:r - init. Wallace A. Raianiemi Speed General No comments from a nickle audience! Transferred from Brooks. F.F.A. 1, 2: Journalism 3. A man is he of quiet ways, To him we wish successful days. Linwood Morton Sfarratt Lin College How dee do!! Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 2: Student Council 4: President 4: Sophomore Hop 2: Junior Prom 3: Art Club 2: Career Day 3: Inter- mural Coach 3: Sophomore Paper 2: Varsity Club 3, 4. Ability to draw is Linwooffs great art. Whenever he's needed he surely does h's part. Mary Ella Rankin Mary College Well now!! French Club 2: Art Club 3: Keystone Board 4. Mary is going to be a nurse someday, We wish her luck as she is well on her way. Francis Philip Sylvia Phil College Well-l-l-l how, I wouldu't say that. Football 3, 4: Varsity Club 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 2, 3: Shop Club 2: Intra-mural Sports 2, 3, 4: Freshman Reception 4: Key- stone Board 4: Music Festival 1, 2. 3, 4: Ministrel Show 4: Career Day 3: Annual Concert 3, 4. Happy am I, from cares Fm free, Why areuit they all content like me? Sheila P. Roberts KP.XH.l Commercial Who me? Camera Club 2: Glee Club 1. 2: Sophomore Hop 2: Senior Fall 4. Art and nature thus allied, Go to make a pretty bride. Richard Tibbefs Dick General Big Deal! Football 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Ease- ball 3: Varsity Club 3. 4: Student Council 3. 4: Vice-President 4: Class President 4: Vice-President 3: Junior Prom 3: Senior Ball 3: Keystone Board 4: Transferred from Orono High School: Intra-mural sports l. 2: Football 2: J.V. Basketball 1: J.V. Baseball 1: Magazine Drive 3: Career Day 3: Freshman Reception 4. A football man, a basketball man, And last but not least. a lacly's mari. Shirley Louise Sanker Tubby College You dont like it? Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Class Treasurer 2: Student Council 2: Keystone Board 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Candy Sales 4: Cookie Sales 3: Prize Speaking 1: Class Paper 2, 3: Fresh- man Reception 4: Play 2: Dramatic Club 1: Graduation Usher 3: Activity Ticket Collecter 3, 4: Curtis Maga- zine Sales 2, 3: Librarian 3: Fresh- man Dance 1: Sophomore Hop 2: Junior Prom 3: Bunny Hop 3: Na- tional Honor Society 4. Shirley is happy and full of fun. When she starts to giggle, no study- ing's clone. Lillian M. West Lily Commercial Oh. I wouldvft say that! Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Freshman Dance 1. It's the songs you sing and the smilie you wear, That's making the sun shine every- where. Clayton L. Smith Bud College I'll take a no! Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Captain 4: Basket- ball 1. 2, 3. 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Class President 1. 3: Student Council 1. 3. 4: Vice-President 3: Representative State Student Legislature 3: Manager Curtis Magazine Sales 4: Varsity Club 3. 4: Interim Council 2: Key- stone Board 4: Junior Prom 3: Senior E-all 3: Career Day 2, 3: Class Paper 2, 3: Intra-mural Basketball Coach 2, 3: Librarian 3: Freshman Recep- tion 4. National Honor Society 4. A lion among the ladies is a terrible thing. So's Bud. Robert E. Whidden Bob Commercial I don'L believe it! Transferred from Woodrow Wilson School, Boston: Spanish Fiesta 1: Military Drill 1. 2: Student Council 2: Delegate to Key Club 2: Stage Committee 2: Transferred from Hyde Park High School: Activity Ticket Collector 3: Keystone Board 4. As good natured a soul as e'er trod on shoe of leather. Virginia A. Snowclecll Ginny General That's funny! Camera Club 3: Collector for Activi- ty Tickets 3: Transferred from Rock- land: Glee Club 1. 2: Speaking Con- test 2. Well timecl silence hath more elo- quence than speech. Donald Whifcomb Itie General Etc: etcg etc. Football 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1. 2, 3: Career Day 3. Donny, a captain he will be. Sailing his ship out on the sea. lr Eloise Edna Wight Weezie College Honestly! Keystone Board 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Curtis Magazine Sales 2, 4: Soft- ball 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom 3: Senior Ball 3: Music Festival 2, 3, 4: Play Usher 2, 3: Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. A merry heart goes a long way. A. Russell Wing Russ College Ask Betsy. Band and Orchestra l. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 23 Keystone Board 4: Career Day 3: Freshman Reception 4: Music Festival 1. 2. 3. 4: Camera Club 1, 2: Sophomore Hop 2: Intra-mural Bas- ketball 4. Hail to Russell, the clever man. Who flirts with a girl whenever he !rene Lucille Wood Irene College Oh! Fuclge! Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Public Speaking 3: Camera Club 2. 3: Music Festival 1, 2, 3: French Child Adoption 2: Curtis Magazine Sales Representative 3. lt's those quiet people who really make the world. go round. can. Malcolm Arthur Young Mac College You wouldrft kid me now, would you? Basketball 1: Varsity Club 3, 4: Base- ball Manager 2: Keystone Business Manager 4: Freshman Reception 4: Senior Ball 3: Sophomore Hop 2: Ra- dio Club 1: Board of Directors, Ath- letic Association 3: Career Day 3: lntra-mural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Na- tional Honor Society 4. A good student, a worker too, Whose helping hand put this, Key- stone through. ' Melvin E. Young Mel College As a matter of fact, - Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball Manager 3: Football 2: Band and Orchestra 3. 4: Music Festival 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Curtis Magazine Sales 2: Key- stone Board 4: lntra-mural Basket- ball 2, Coach 3: Career Day 2, 3: Radio Club 1: Camera Club 2, 3: Sophomore Hop 2: Junior Prom 3: Senior Ball 3: Class Paper 2 I 'make it a point to believe only what I understand. K1 :swung , , . - L4 ,..f,,.:-ri 21, f,A43f,,p:XGig:Qg-L nf' V W V '. W1 355 Qregywl I , , ' , ,,m,,,WA . 4 SENIUR WEARERS OF THE C T l W 1 ...J Y L l Ll page twenty-four Most Popular Ann Cole Linwood Starrati C!css Comics and Wits June Faulkinham George Hutchinson All-American Teens Sally Brown Willie Paul Best Personality Shirley Sanker Darrell Payson Wolf and Wolverine Ginny Jackson Russell Wing Best Dressed Petsy Noyes Dick Tibbctts Mutt and Jeff Jean Baird Tom Harvey Most Athletic Lillian Curtis Bud Smith Most Likely To Succeed Betty Crosby Malcolm Young Cutesi' Ann Cole Linwood Starratl Best Dancers Heioise Heald Don Mooers Cufesi Couple Delma Payson Raymond Paul page twenty-five Y I ' 4 .1 ,vm Pilvl LM 15 Firsz Roux Left to Right F. Whitney, E. Jenness. W. Gum, C. Wark. B. Ward. J. Weymouth, F. Perkins, E. Higer B. Bowman. A. Allenwood, D. Hahn, B. Gaul, R. Robertson, B. Sprague. R. Vaughn. Second Row B. Jackson, F. Tower, G. Clark, J. Mansur. N. Marriner. E. Clements, B. Grindle, J. Brown, E. Rogers J. Baird, R. Teeves, G. McCue, R. Stover. Third Row: R. Wood. E. Wing, B. Dutch, R. Stephenson. A. Hamm. M. Harriman, J. Spear, P. Smith, R. Finley, G Dutton.'R. Patten. M. Towers, H. O'Lea1'y, K. Leeman, E. Hardy. J. Carr. Fourth Row: R. Parker, W. Bowen, R. Ramdcll. R. Nickerson. D. Snow, M. Bradeen, V. Thompson, M. Richards, A Nickerson, F. Wood, C. Stewart. K. Tabbutt. Fifth Row: R. Rhodes. G. Rhodes, C. Holmes. R. Sibley. W, Brown, G. Ferguson, L. Morse. .Y Q' Absent when 7:Jic'tn1'e was take-ni G Cush- man, M. Dilling, J. Ellis, I. Morse, J. Per- kins, G. Prior, B. Parkinson, W. Johnson E. Wight, M. Glidden. First Row, Left to Right: J. Wood. E. Whilconib. W. Wall- er. B. Johnson, L. Lucas. F. Laurinltis. Second Row: P. Davis, S. Jackson, P. Towers. N. Bryant, K. Grant. D. Curtis. I. Kenney, J. Nickerson, C. Hammons. Third Row: F. Towers, I. Howard, E. Corey, F. J. Lincoln. R. Knight, B. Harvey. B. Johns. W. Futlcr, M. Foufrth Row: A. Ward, E. Harvey. V. Merrow Tucker, M. Littlefield, F. Young. E. Cobb. R. Woods. R. S Ffflll Row: P. Jenness, J. Fitzgerald, B. Clark, J. Gammon. snr-ms, K. S. Merriam. J, Kleebcrg. O. Hatch. L. Lalonzl. R. Smith E. Clark. Thompson. B. Gum. L. Ryan, M. Lawler, N. Merservey Suddy. J. Knight, G. Rice. M. Perkins. E. Fenwick .N. Fraclbvry, J Seekins. L, Whitcomb. D. Cassida, L. Oliver, M tevens, D. Dorr. R. Ebert. R. Quine. J. Dumont R. Kelley. M. Kapiloff. A. Jackson. Absent when picture was taken: R. Gil- more, M. Gray. R. Floyd, N. Nickerson, R Nickerson, T. Nickerson, G. Patterson, S Sherman, R. Stephenson, S. Thrope, S Whitehead. J. Woodbury. First Row. Left to Right: A. Bridges, G. Lemont. B. O'Lf ary, R, Burns, H. Foster, G. Hanson, A. Young. J. Nelson C. Field, M, Anderson. E Burns, R Cook, S Dumont. B. Hall, E. Wood. Second Row: D. Westerberg, R. Bucchicre, H. Meservey. R. Waning, R. Shibles, V. Curtis, D. Bernosky, B. Patter- son. J. Burns. J. Jackson, B. Freeman, P. Barry. H. Sam pson. N. Clark, C. Franck, I. Mollison. Third Row: L. Garton, R. Philbrook, D. Butler, V. Fowles. W. Pinette, L. Curtis. K. Lothrop, G. Jones. H. Mc- Avery, C. King, E. Bucklin, G. Rich. Fourth Rows D. Warren, R. Curtis. C. Harding. E. Mood y. R. MacLeod. J, Potter B. Worth. C Lunt. F York. L Wellman, B. Littlefield, E. Beal. L. Ward, K. Clements, E. Clark, R. Davis. Fifth Row: R. Bernosky, D. Graham, H. Sprague. R. Small, R. Towers. S. Thompson, S. Whitcomb, K. Ramsey. P Perry. L. Ward, A. Littlefield, F. Maddocks. L. Stover. M. Thondike, C. Knowlton. Absent when picture was taken: J. Briggs. E. Brown, D. Clark, J. Cross, J. Ellis, D. Gaul, M. Jackson, J. Bower, M. Libby, G. McKeen, P. Morse. D. Munson, V. Munson, R. Nutter, H. Parsons, A. Robertson, M. Robertson, C. Stickney, M. Stickrtey, J. Webster, H. Wight, G. Perry, W. Campbell. X -X7 .Y First Row, Left to Right: E. Rhozfes. M. Pane. R. Downes. M. Reynolds. R. Sinclair, J. Grindle. D. Freeman. J. Pride F. Ward, H. Torrey, S. Hanson. A. McKeen, D. Halllng. D. Johnson. C. Roberts, P. Johnson, P. Johnson, K. Drink- water. B. Clark. A. Gilmore. SCcoi1d Row: W. Moulton, B. GrifHn, P. Cummings, L. Hall. H. Greenlaw, M. Sinclair. C. Ward, J. Marriner. P Welch, A. Mendelson, J. Thompson. C. York. C. Larrabee. H. English. Thirzi Row: D. Rogers, D. Stewart. B. West, R. Gould, S. Robbins. A. Harvey, J. Huntington, S. Vose, O. Murphy B. lVIcAvery. J. Larrabee. J. Payson. H. Higer. C. Higgins. D. Mooers, J. Flowers, J. Hart, V. Lafond. G. Lemont F. Page. A. Paige, J. Ellis, B. Gould, R. Wright. .Vmrth Row: R. Seekins, R. Kelley, T. Kenney. D. Shibles. M. Aldus. K. Nickerson. S. Phillips, G. Cook, R. Corey, J Thompson. N Cunningham, M Whitcomb E. Nickerson. R. Howard, N. Woods. C. Perkins. P. Annis. G. Hall. R Davis, R. Young. B. Young. L. Scott. B. Burgess. S. Braley. J. Gould. R. Dudley. D. Philbrook. R MacLeod. M Hall Fifth Row: M. Knowlton, S. Walker, C. Walker. J. MacDonald. J. Hamm. F. Robbins. P. Perkins, J. Grindle. G Meservey. K. Kleeberg. L. Evans, D. Small. D. Chaples, G. Bowen, R. Thomas, O. Bowen, P. Oxton. R. Finley. D Hungtington. S. Gilmore, R. Faulkingham, H. Gurney, H. Bowen, B. Smith. T. Horne, F. Trenholm, L. Cook. N Carr. P. Doak. D. Brace. D. Dodge. R. Robbins. T. Stephenson, M. Roberts, J. Roberts, S. Wadling, G. Woods. E Wortman, F. Seeman. R. Stillman. R. Sherman, D. Johnson, J. Grindle, A. Fitzgerald. J. Fish. D. Greenlaw. D Dunbar. R. Roberts. E. Harvey. C. Bowen. L. Jackson, M, Anderson, R. Gray. E. Cook, D. Howard. R. Bryant. Absent when picture was taken: D. Hamm M. Libbey. M. Parsons, W. Briggs, B. Cop- son. C. Davis, B. Gross, L. Stover, F. Klee- Ferg, P. Knowlton, G. Morin, R. Nutter, W I-Vntter, R. Phflbrook, C. Read, A. Smith, G Stevens, N. Vaughan, T. Vaughan. L. Annis J. Bryant. G. Bowen, C. Boynton, M Bridges, B. Brierley, G. Carr, H. Gray, A Harriman. A. Howard, J. Wescott, S. Wing G. Benson. Student Council President D. A. R. Good Citizenship Award Condidofe Activities S+ Band Herc we proudly present Crosby's band. outstanding in the new uni- forms which were purchased through the efforts of last year's magazine drive. Glee Club The Glee Club has done its part singing in the annual concert and at the music festival in Brewer. Many new songs were added, and great improvement was shown. Orchestra Our orchestra, though small. has done a tremendous job. Under the direction of Mr. Lewis, it has enter- tained us at many events throughout the year. page thirty-six Varsity Club National Honor Society The members of the National Hon- or Society are chosen on their qual- ities of leadership, service. character and scholarship. This is a very high honor for any student to receive. Nfl' ...M f M- Assam Student Council The Student Council has worked hard this year in sponsoring the various school activities, Members are selected by the students and are given much responsibility. The Varsity Club this year spon- sored a Donkey Basketball game as well as a series of dances to pay for the basketball jackets which was this year's project. Membership includes all boys earning varsity letter. page thirtqf-seven We , ,mt ,- . wi: :Es prlycf Lliirly-eight Three Act Play Under the direction of Mrs. Hester Crone, assisted by Harold Doe and Mrs. Amy DeForest, the students of Crosby appeared in a three act comedy Second Fiddle Presented in the auditorium on Wednesday, November 22, 1950. Footlights Club This year much work has been completed in organizing the Foot- lights Club as a major activity of Crosby High School. A constitu- tion was drawn up by the mem- bers, emblems were given to all who participated in its activities, and pins awarded on a point basis. Prize Speaking Contest Every year Crosby students who are interested in public speaking compete in the prize speaking contest. Two winners are selected to go to the Lydia Sncar Contest in Waterville, two to the University of Maine, and one to the Montgomery Contest in VVatcrville. SPQRTS f wwf, K 'Q Q,,,gwff-fm M Jo' x Q-wwyyg wgglpwfigwa, 1 wr X , .,.,, as 3 A f I X, Lawfw 'f ' ' WWW 5 I I ,E e 6 1 fr . 5' X QA V3 145 .35 fn ,S viii 1 J' 'sf Q f A: ' X A214 Lincoln Orono Greenville Hampden Bucksport Ellsworth Winthrop fffbfx X X FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Crosby-opponent Sept. 16 6-0 Sept. 23 6-7 Sept. 530 6-8 Oct. 7 46-6 Oct. 14 26-0 Oct. 21 46-2 Oct. 28 58-0 ng1c:jo7'Ly-join' GIRL'S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Away- Crosby- Home-Crosby-34, Home-Crosby Home-Crosby Home-Crosby Away-C1'osby- Away-Crosby-32, Home-Crosby--JG, AVVEly-C1'OSLJy- AWay-Cr0sby- AWay-Crosby- Home-Crosby-41, Rockland-66 Clinton-33 V-' Liberty-29 Rockland-58 Camden-57 Camden-46 Brooks-28 Bucksport-44 Clinton-23 ' Liberty-40 Bucksport-40 Brooks-40 ' gag W4 ' ' k'fTF5 ' . -mppjfgqg 'f1,. x X2 . x A -9 -f f' -..,, --x,-ff' X. 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O OO aff af I I Offv 0090 NC v QNQ 455'-Q .NQLQNNQQ Qxfxi QQ? A AC -5: 4: 5 . 'Y ,QLD , .f NCLOX ' .9 Q Q 00.0 CE JJ-J23 606552 6, Q0 .71 6, 1-0 J, 6oe QL. .L- dll, L?-413 asm 5 -5' 5 KNIGHT TJBBV QHIRLFY + Cum? S. QT WH 1 COME Jaw 2259 JEAN SAL uf ,XV E A X U R, Q ' . r -za V, 'aw wb Q 1 A W 1 X fi? :ga , X, . , . ' ' , J Q. ff' Q A 3? PX , :I-, Q 2 4 - 4 'Q ' Qc lg, R . ' K, , 'ff 3 wg Q it 5 fa iw? 1 4, A SENIOR'S REPORT BY BETSY NOYES XVe Seniors, eager to do our best since it was our last year, started oft with a bang! At our first class meeting we elected Dick Tibbetts as President, VVillie Paul as Vice- President, Betsy Noyes as Secretary and Ann Cole as Treasurer. As our Hrst money- raising project, we sold greeting cards. Later in the year, we decided to have a financial committee and look into ways of raising more money. This committee de- cided upon the best ways of raising money: a movie, dance, basketball game CBoys versus Girlsj and a food sale. There were quite a few Senior couples when we came back in September. Sally and VVillie, Dick and Mary, Curly and Tubby, Raymond and Delma, Red, and Lillian, and Russell and Betsy. These couples stayed together all year. After Christmas vacation the topic ques- tion among the girls were Have you seen Edith Eaton's diamond?', and 'KDid you know Isabelle Ilills is engaged? Soon, one ot our misses became Mrs. Celia Gross. Xlany of our seniors have received hon- ors this year. Betty Crosby was elected to receive the D. A. B. award, Darrell Payson was scut to Orouo to participate in the State Foul Shooting Contest, Linwood Star- rett was elected President of the Student Council, and Sally Brown was chosen to play a star part in Peg O' My Heart . Three of our Senior athletes were injured this year, and were greatly missed by Coach Troy. Curly Payson broke three toes and the top arch, Bud Smith tore some liga- ments in his knee, and Lin Starrett cut his toe with an axe. XVe hear Melvin Young doesnt appre- ciate telephone operators and that Malcolm is exhausted from his long walks. The Air Force doesnt issue many leaves. does it, Ann? YVhy does Red Nickerson spend his noon hours in Marriners? Charlene. what Cuntivzlmzl i177 Page 0.7 wee fifty JUNIOR CLASS REPORT Greetings and salutations from the jun- ior Classl YVe should like to present our of- ficers for this year: President-'iNat', Marriner Nice-Pres.-'AFelix X'Vhituey Secretary-Ralph Stephenson Treas.-Ed Hardy Under our able class advisor, Mrs. Stew- art, we have sponsored a skate and dance party at the Pier, a Valentine dance, a Spring Fashion show, and a food sale. Our .lumor Prom IS scheduled tor May 18. Our class is very well represented in every school activity this year. During this year some very interesting things have happened to my fellow class- mates which, I feel is my duty to convey to you. l've been told that Phil S. is an at- traction to certain boys in the sophomore class., that those two roving romeosv Billy Gumm and Felix XVhitney have been mak- ing frequent trips out of town. Can it be that they are looking for girls, per chance? By the way, Faye WV. has been rushing around lately, too. And what would jean do if john ever got another-tgirl lriendj? Unless my eyes deceive me, was that john Carr climbing out ot Piper's cel- lar window? And would Nat M. 1'eally like to move to Rockland? Yes, sir, our class has just about every- thing! Of course there are a few things We dont have such as: XVe havenit any- Forests but we have YVoods Beef but we have a Hamm Skyscrapers but we have a Tower English but we have Dutch Good but we have Baird Soldiers but we have a Marriner Swords but we have a Spear Candy but we have Gumm Bain but we have Snow Natalie Marriner SOPHOMORE CLASS XVhat would Crosby do without its Soph- omores? No matter where you look you see the shining face of one of them. Name a sport-basketball for instance. The Sopho- mores have plenty of talent there with Mark Kapiloff, Roger Smith, David Cas- sida, Leslie LaFond, Keith Grant, Charles Hammons, Reginald Gilmore and Maurice Littlefield on the court. And donit forget the girls, junne Knight, Sally VVhitehead, ,Ioan VVoodbu1y, Pat jenness, Joyce Lin- coln, Frances Shortes, and the managers, Lois VVhitcomb and Norma Bradbury. .lunne Knight and Ioyce Lincoln help out the cheering section and Crosbyis major- ettes are all Sophomores. Bose Stephenson, VVinnifred Wfalker, and Lois WVhitcomb have all A's and Student Council members are Keith Grant, Melvin Perkins and joan VVoodbury. This year We Sophomores selected our class rings-in our opinion the nicest of all. Despite the date, Friday the 13th of April proved to be lucky because that was the evening of the Sophomore Hop. The committees Were: General Chairman-joan Woodbury, Entertaimnent-Norma Brad- bury, Decorations-Lois Whitcomb, Re- freshments-Sally YVhitehead, Invitations- Marion Gray, Advertising-Rose Stephen- son. Favorite words of some of our teachers: Mr. Mansur- Take out a piece of scrap paperfi Mrs. Brown- Let's not talk to our neigh- borsf, Mr. Lewis- KNOW let's try it againfi Mrs. Stewart- i'Pass the homework to the Iront, pleasefi Mr. llhoades- 'SNOW With my childrenf' Lois Wfhitcomb FRESHMAN CLASS Freshman day was one of the big days of our year at Crosby. The girls wore boys dungarees. wrong side out, mismated socks, and one half of their faces made up While the boys adorned themselves with dresses, hats, and womenis makeup. This was one day We certainly couldn't avoid seeing the seniors and had to do favors of every sort for them. Freshman Reception and dance was enjoyed by a large number of people. C,:1'U6S0lHC TNVOSOITIGS Earl Brown-jean Perkins Anita Robertson-Phil Bowen Iune Burns-A1'lin Iackson Virginia Curtis-Lee Oliver Sandra VVhitcomb-Dick Teeves David Gaul-Annete Page -lnanita jackson-Don Grimley Alton Bridges-Helen Sampson john Cross-Skip Hawkstin Pat Perry-Iimmy Briggs XVhat would happen if: Roland Burns stopped cracking corny iokcs luanita jackson didnt get at least three letters a week from a certain Gordon Imogene Mollison cut her hair Raymond Shibles did his Latin Bose Mary Davis got to school on time Gary Lemont did his Algebra alone Nancy Clark was seen without Carolyn F. -loan Cross didn't see Skip on Week-ends. Boland Bucchiere took home some books .lane Nelson lost that laugh Marion Anderson rolled those eyes by Carolyn Franck page fifty-one a BASKETBALL BY DON MOOERS Once again, Crosby had a successful bas- ketball season. Getting off to a fast start, the Lions ran up a string of six straight vic- tories before meeting defeat. After practicing hard for three weeks, the Lions were scheduled to meet Green- ville in the opening game. Controlling the rebound and shooting exceptionally well. the Lions made up for the defeat in foot- ball, beating the Lakers -15-31. ,ln the return game, on the frozen shores of Moosehead. the Troymen were beaten 66-51. VVith Orono coming to town, the Lions really got down to business, and our up- river rivals were set back 54-41. Later, this same club cut the Lions' throats, beating us 53-45 on their small court. The Lions journeyed to Mount Desert for their next game, and came borne victorious. 54-31, Bud Smith scored 23 points to lead Crosby in winning. In the return game, an improved Mt. Desert club beat us 48-32. For the first time in the history of Cros- by, the Lions took on Lincoln Academy of Newcastle. In the first game played at Lin- coln, Crosby came out on the winning end, 54-31. Bud Smith scored points to lead too much power for the Lines. beating them out 57-50. Dover-Foxcroftls ponies rolled in and rolled back out as fast, as the Lions cut the threads of the enemey basket for 45 points while holding the vistors to 38. Later at Dover, we were set back G2-46. Dover, in- cidentally, was seeded No. 4 in the Eastern Nlaine class NI tournament. In the next game, the Lions met Cam- den. This game was a sellout, as both teams were playing exceptionally good ball. up to this point. Camden took an early lead. and held on to it until late in the fourth quarter. NVith Bud Smith leading the way the Lions came roaring back and tied the t'un.I.i1mcrI Un Plugs: if page fifty-two FOOTBALL BY DON MOOERS Coach issued the call for all stout heart- ed men who were willing to give time and effort toward making a successful football team, two weeks before school opened. The call was promptly filled as fifty boys turned out for practice. This yearis club produced such stellar performers as Bud Smith, Bed Nickerson. Soupy Piper, lohnny Brown, Felix WVhitney, Pete Brown, Dick Tibbetts and Wfillie Paul, only mentioning a few. The Lions ran up the unbelievable total of 194 points, while holding the opposition to They really had the stuff this year. After playing hard and rough football against such teams as Orono, Greenville and Lincoln, Crosby ran roughshod over Hampden, Bucksport, Ellsworth and 'Win- throp. GIRLS' BASKETBALL The Crosby High Girls' Basketball team had a very successful 1950-51 season with a win, five loss, seven record. Shirley-a good ballhandler who came through with a basket in the nick of time. Mary-our quiet guard who Hghts with all her might. tle floor yet rises quickly to stop her for- Iune F.-shels the gal who's always on ward from raising the score. Alunne K.-always ready for a fight is our bombshel bond. - Philomene-shelll be back next year and we know she will be as good making those layups as she was last year. Nornu and Lois-the hardworkers of the team who have to put up with 'iXVhar,s the gtlllillyl and i'NVhar's the orangesfyl. Get us some basketballsfl Lillian-om' clean playing forward who helped pull ns through lo victory by her llashy shots. :Xnn-a speedy little forward whose shots Mmlfrnlml Un I'rry1: .sl Good By joseph Allen . Richard Ball . Robert Ball . Phyllis Banks . . Conrad Bird . Philip Black . . Carolyn Bradbury . Ruby Clegg . . lleleue Colby . . Maureen Fish . .Ioyce Flanders . Camelia Fogg . . -lack Cetchell . . james Cum, jr. . . Frances Hamm . lames Heath . Ann Hills . . . loanne Howard . Lucille Jacobs . . Francis jenness . Constance Jenness Carroll Littlefield Lila McCue . . juanita Miller . Patricia Patterson . Edna Paul . . Paul Perry Harry Perkins . . joyace Rich . . Robert Savage . . Donna Smith . . Robert Starratt . Clayton Taylor . Faustina Thompson Margaret Towers llelen Vattes . . Larila XValker . lloland xvllflllllll . Carroll VVarreu . Russell h'VllllICOll1ll losephine Young .Ianette Young . . Nellie Young . . page fifty-four 1950 Alumni Keesler Au' Force Base, Mississippi Fort Monmouth, New jersey Fort Monmouth, New jersey Mrs. ,lack DeSalvo, Ogdensburg, New York Aiirerican Academy of Dramatic Arts, New York, N. 1 Kent's Hill Prep School, Kents Hill University of Maine, Orono, Maine Mrs. Roland Spencer, Belfast. Maine Waldo County Hospital, Belfast, Maine University of Maine, Orono, Maine Home, Belfast, Maine Post Graduate, Crosby High School, Belfast, University of Maine, Orono, Maine Boston and Taunton, Dorchester, Mass. Mrs. Kenneth Macleod, Belfast Fort Lenord Wood, Missouri Mrs. Ralph Beckwith, Belfast, Maine Woolworth's, Belfast, Maine Mc-Lellans. Belfast, Maine Air Force, Highlands, New jersey Mrs. Harold lones, Belfast, Maine Belfast, Maine VV-estbrook junior College, Portland, Maine Mrs. Earl Peevey, Liberty, Maine Bangor, Maine Post Graduate, Crosby High School, Belfast, University of Maine, Orono, Maine Belfast, Maine Mrs. Earl Lear, Belfast, Maine Air F orce, Texas Mrs. Malcolm Hall, Belfast, Maine Fort Dix, New jersey Vattes' Store, Belfast, Maine Shoe Factory, Belfast, Maine Secretary, Washington, D. C. Corham Teachers College, Gorham, Maine XVr:olworth's, Belfast, Maine Nix' lforee, Highlands, New jersey Air Force :X P Super Market, Belfast, Maine XVef.tbrook junior College, Portland, Maine Eernald's Department Store, Belfast, Maine Maine Maine Bookkeeper, Maplewood Poultry Company, Bellast M nut EXCHANGES 1950 THE ACADEMY ECHO, Freedom Acad- emy, Freedom, Maine. XV e thought you had a very good literary section. MEDOMAK BREEZE, VValdohoro High School. VValdohoro, Maine. The arrange- ment of your senior class pictures was very original. THE MEGUNTICOOK, Camden High School, Camden, Maine. Your cover was very original. XVe would like to see a few more pictures. ACADEMY REVIEXV, Foxcroft Acad- emy, Dover-Foxcroft, Maine. XVe liked the arrangement of your title pages. THE HILLCREST, Bucksport High School, Bucksport, Maine. You have a very good literary section. 'IHE THOMASONIAN, Thomas Busi- ness College, Wfaterville, Maine. Your sen- ior statistics was very well arranged. THE LAUREL, Farmington High School, Farmington, Maine. NVe liked the comments under the senior class pictures. We also liked your sports layout. TRIDENT, Brewer High School, Brew- er, Maine. We enjoyed your sports pictures very much. THE CATEYVAY, Van Buren High Sclool, Van Buren, Maine. VVe enjoyed your section entitled Around Schoolv very much. HILL CHEST, Gorham State Teacher's College, Gorham, Maine, This is the best all round hook we have seen and we think the picture layout is wonderful. THE SEDAN. Hampden Academy. Hampden, Maine. YVe were very much im- pressed by the poems under each senior IIHIHG. THE EFFESTECO, State Teachers Col- lege, Farmington, Maine. Wfe enjoyed the pictures of the different scenes around the college. Your campus shots were also very Well liked. THE XVINDIAMMER, Searsport High School, Searsport, Maine, Your sections on humor and literary were hoth very enjoy- able. THE ISLESBORO ARGONANT, Isles- horo High School, Isleshoro, Maine. Your school calendar was yery interesting. DARIANNUS. Darien High School, Dar- ien. Connecticut. XVe enjoyed your action shorts of your sports pictures very much. THE XVALKER BANNER. XX'all-:er High School. Liherty. Maine. 1Vc found your pictures and drawings very interesting. EXCHANGES FOR 1951 THE FOXCROFT ACADEMY, Dover- Foxcroft, Maine. BUCKSPORT HIGH SCHOOL, Bucks- port. Maine. THE NBIPPLEN. NVilliains High School. Oakland, Maine. BROXVNVILLE JUNCTION HIGH SCHOOL, Brownville junction, Maine ELLSYVORTH HIGH SCHOOL, Ells- worth, Maine. MORSE MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL. Brooks. Maine. ISLESBORO HIGH SCHOOL. Isles- horo, Maine. BAR HARBOR HIGH SCIIOOL. Bar Harhor. Maine. LIMINGTON ACADEMY. Limington. Maine Others that were too late to print. page fifty-Jive . ,, MAPLEWOOD PCULTRY COMPANY Raisers and Dealers l MAPLEWOOD PACKING CO. P f Maine's B sf Poultry B lfclsf, Maine 4 '. f-m:,1fZ-f':ii,5'Jf1 'ml :f4LgE1:i+f class o r 1951 THE JOURNAL PRESS 64 Church St. Belfast -Q COLONIAL THEATRE WALDO COUNTY'S NEWEST THEATRE Home of Finest Entertainment Tel. 230 DUTCH SERVICE A. J. Dutch, Proprietor GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE SOCONY GAS and OILS Tel. 465 Belfast -,QQo--::::::::::::::::::::::::: XV. Paul: Dont you believe in the hereafter? . . . I want a kissf, S. Brown: 'AWhat,s the hereafter got to do with the kissiv' VV. Paul: Thats what lim here afterf' XVhen Tom was introduced to the hula dancer, he really got disgraced. Instead ot saying Iieilo, he said shake. D. Payson: 'Nly cow is very smurtg she even has n theme songf, S. Szrnker: 'KYVImt's the name of it? - D. Payson: LATITG Yanks are eomingf' CHECK - R - BOARD Purina Chows Foot of Main Street Phone 'I 15 BELFAST, MAINE SCOTT BUICK CO., INC. SALES and SERVICE 55 High Street Tel. 470 Belfast Maine QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-po-Q printf fifty-eight FROST 8, WILKINS, INC. Distributors of TYDOL GAS 84 VEEDOL OILS 14 Commercial Street Phone 666 Beifast Maine DILL!NGHAM'S Bookbinders 29 Franklin Street Bangor, Maine RGDNEY STUDIO 19 Q hfw G. w. ACHORN s. co. G- O. HART DRY and FANCY GOODS DRUGS 77 High Street 24 Main Street Prescrlpllons C' Specially Tel. 94 Tel. sIo A New l0f0'i0 Belfast, Maine Camden, Maine 20 Main Street Belfast Y T i VT VW 2 W .1-TWV W E. D. JONES a. sONs A L WALKER DEPARTMENT STORE ' ' PHILCO R.c.A. RADIOS LONG and SHORT WALLPAPER PAINTS TOYS T LUMBER KITCHENWARE APPLIANCES .Box 26 Tel 385-w Wall: In cmd Look Around Q ' Belfast, Maine 19 Main Street Belfast COMPLIMENTS OF H, W. HATCH 67 MAIN STREET BELFAST, MAINE THE CLARK AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance Corner of Main and High Streets BELFAST MAINE -::Q: : : : eo-: : ::----: 2Q::--..--.-,,--4,-Q-.Q-.90-n4.qe-5-94,9-,QQQ99-ooo-- pflflff si.1rtI11 -----:::::.--.::::: ::::::-::::: -::::::: A-AAAA--A--A I A wedding ring is like a tourniquet- both cut off your circulation: fa word to the wise . . . J i BERRY BROTHERS 3 MORRILL, MAINE Mr. Rhoades: WVhy donit you answer 1 Tel. Liberty 41-11 or 41-3 me? ,Ioe B.: I did. I shook my headf, X Z 1 S: .I w 24, D ' . . I1. Hhofides You dont upectyine to Rwsers hem' it rattle way up here, do you? VVillic' B.: nlxlklllhl, the icemzui must he l Buyers an awful good Cl1I'IStI2l11.,, NIOIIIICYZ uVVl1y?h Processors Willie B.: He dropped a big piece of l ice on his foot and hopped to the sidewalk and sat down and talked to God. Quality Packed Maine Poultry Compliments of BELFAST MANUFACTURING COMPANY DUPONT PAINTS AND VARNISHES Timken Heating and Service John Deere Farm Implements Electrical Appliance and Wiring Devices HALL HARDWARE COMPANY BELFAST TEL. 55 :::::Q::::::::::::Q::::::::o:::r:::::::::::::::: : : MAINE page sixty-one 09:32:22:::::::::::::::::::: -:: -------f-------oo-----A--------- Compliments of A. O. STEIN, M. D, FIELD and QUIMBY REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Savings Bank Building Fuller C. Wentworth, Prop. Tel. 67-W Belfast, Maine Russell: i'I'1n not going to any more inasquerade parties with my girl friendf, Phil: 'KYVhy not?v Russell: GI went with her last night and she was dressed as green grass and some clnrn fellow kept following her dressed as ll ILIXVIIIITOXVCIIN Nlrs. Clrone: 'iNVhy is English Iunguugc c-:ilk-cl Nlothcr tongu0?'l Xlvlvin Young: Bccnusc Klothcr talks so much, no one else gets 11 CIl2ll1C6.u The olcl Olclslnohile pulled up und canine lo il rattling halt nt the tollhridgc. 'Sixty- livc' cc-nts.M said thc hritlgc-keeper. SoIcIll' criccl Xlr. Coombs, jumping out. Compliments of FERNALD'S INC. Department Store PHONE 51 BELFAST TEL. 347-M BELFAST, MAINE WHITEHEAD'S MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS Nationally Advertised Brands Arrow - Van Heusen - Botany - Pioneer - Swank - Maine Guide --QQ.Q-o ..oooooQ 'pour' si.ULy-two --oQ-,,- FOWLES' CORNER STORE Corner of Vine and High Tel. 776-W Belfast, Maine BRYANT'S DAIRY Elmer Bryant, Prop. RAW cmd PASTEURIZED MILK Delivered Daily Tel. 'I26-M Belfast Compliments of Belfast Shoe Co., Inc. PHILIP B. CROSBY, INC. DODGE cmcl PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS DODGE - Job-Rated - TRUCKS SALES - SERVICE - PARTS POST OFFICE SQUARE TEL. 420, BELFAST - - - --QQ - - - QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-0-0.9-0-Done- pg tj th ooooo::::::::::::-----::::-::::::----- Y----- .... ,,-,A---A O E. L. GRANT, INC. Compliments of AMOCO PRODUCTS MOTHER,S BREAD AUTO SUPPLIES cmd ACCESSORIES BANGOR BAKING CO. Happy Cooking Gas Metered Service Phone 307 Phone 297 Bangor Maine 64 Main Street Belfast, Maine PERSONALLY HELPFUL Whether you come here to open a Savings Account, a Check Account, or to avail yourself of any other phase of our complete, modern, efficient Banking Service, you find us ready and willing to be personally helpful at every opportunity. WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE and INVITE YOUR CONFIDENCE THE MERRELL TRUST COMPANY Member FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM y FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Belfast Maine ---Q-Q9,f-9.99Q--Q-9,L-sl.:,--.---.-.-.f..,-.--..--I---.-Q-.--.--po---Q---,Q-4-------1p--Q page :sixty-joilr Cfuirtnnzuwl From Page .50 happened to Bucksport? Bud, are you still spending Saturday nights in Searsport? '1 ime drags, doesnlt it, Betty? VVe hear jean likes bashful boys. ls it that Mary canlt tell time or does she like to get parking tickets? lt is said 'loan can't keep track ot her belongings. XVe expect to hear wedding bells soon after graduation for june and Sheila. Sally, what's this We hear about you trying to get a franchise to run a bus line lo Morrill? Russell, is it true you spend all your money on postage stamps? What's the big attraction on Northport Avenue, Phil? Dave, Won't you ever learn to sit down when the bell rings? VVho,s the last one to stop talking in Room 211, Tom? I-IoW's the home cooking, Curly? Graduation will soon be here. Wie are sorry that lim Davis, Bob Murphy, Phil Sylvia, Rita Jackson, and Norma Armstrong won't be graduating with us but we are glad to have Ioan Muffley and Wfallacc Rajamini. Compliments of BELFAST AND NIOOSEHEAD LAKE RAILROAD CQNIPANY WAYSIDE SERVICE STATION Doug Sprague TEXACO PRODUCTS GOODRICH TIRES and BATTERIES Cor. High 8. Miller Sts. Tel. 26 Belfast Maine Compliments of EVERETT I.. PORTER, O. D. OPTOMETRIST T06 High Street Belfast Compliments of THE MEN'S SHOP MEN'S and BOYS' FURNISHINGS 83 Main Street Belfast STAPLES' MARKET GROCERIES - MEATS - FISH FROZEN FOODS Tel. 102 51 Main Street Belfast page sixty-fine 00000: :0 : :00: : : ::: : :0: 3 : : : :00000 ,.- ..... .-.00--..0000000000000000000000 Compliments of CAMPBELL'S DRY GOODS Church Street Tel. 134, Belfast Compliments of KoB's CONFECTIONERY l 74 Main Street Belfast Maine c:.mranuf.rF,-Om .vuf,.- A So lead on, ye fellow countrymen, and we shall march onward with you. Yes, on- ward We shall march, through Winds, through storms, with our eyes ahead, our steps never faltering. lVe know not what our future will bring, for We are not proph- ets as in days of yore, but Whatever may huppcng America, we are with you. Traffic cop: Say, youl Diduit you see me Wave at you? Delma: 'iYes, you fresh thing, and if Pray- moncl had seen you, he'cl have sockecl you for itf, Mr. Hinckley: Qfor records of schoolj I'Iave you any scars on youiy' Bryant Dutch: No, hut I can give you ll ci gurettef, THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL Your Weekly Newspaper 66 High St. Belfast, Me. MAT!-EEWS BROTHERS COMPANY Belfast Maine 0000000 00000000000000000000000.-- 0 - .... 0 -- -0000 0 0 00000000000000000000 page sixty-sir Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1951 PCRTLAND ENGRAVING CO 12 Monument Square, Portland, Maine ENGRAVERS FOR THE KEYSTONE PQ fl! AA-A------:::::::::::::-Y ::::L3,Qg--::::: ---:::::::::::::::o Compliments of DUNTON - MORSE ATTORNEYS AT LAW Belfast Mdihe Compliments of BELFAST WATER DISTRICT PALMER'S STATIONERY STORE Hutchie went out of town to spend the night. Quite late he rushed down to the night clerk in the hotel. I just got a hat pin stuck in my eyef he howled. Through an argument?,' inquired the clerk. No, through a keyhole! Cried poor, in- quisitive Hutchie. When a boy kisses a girl and she returns the kiss, thatls even. XVhen a boy kisses a girl and she doesnit return the kiss, thats odd. Pete: They had a feculty meeting last night and they decided to stop all neeking in schoolf' jean: That's OK, as long as they donlt snake the students stopf, Nick: Lets skip English this morningf, john: Cant, I need the sleepf, CHAPLES' GROCERY BOOKS, SCHOOL and OFFICE SUPPLIES MEATS GROCERIES CANDY CUPBOARD and i VEGETABLES Whitman's Chocolates l 27 Main Street Belfast Tel. 408-W Belfast, Maine STEPHENSON 8. SON Men's, Ladies' 81 Children's FURNlSHlNGS 65 Main Street Belfast, Maine The Niche in the Wall ....---1----Q-Q-::::o:::: : :A::::::. For the latest in Men's and Women's Clothing and Footwear We invite your inspection HASKELL 8. CORTHELL ZA THE WOMAN'S SHOP Camden, Maine Mail and phone orders carefully filled Dial 484 page sixty-eight QQQQQQQQ::Q-.04--::--L--.-::Q-::o -01-::o::::: I C, A. PAUL HOME FURNISHING CO. CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH CARS Complete Home Furnishers I INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER TRUCKS VLSI' US Offen I DEERING and MCCORMICK I You're Always Welcome I FARM MACHINERY I 47 Main Street Belfast I Phone 185 - Res. 23 - Belfast, Maine I THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BELFAST COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS DEPARTMENTS SAFE DEPOSIT AND STORAGE VAULTS TRUST DEPARTMENTS Member FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Belfast Maine I1 Il --- --------AA-------- ,,,,,---- --------------- ---- Compliments of Compliments of BELFAST APPAREL SHOP LARRABEE BROS. Main Street Belfast THE ELM-HOWARD Complimems of BEAUTY SHOP Tel. 645 A FRIEND High Street Belfast H. N. sTovER COMPANY L- M- ANN'5 FURNITURE GROCERIES and MEATS Open Nights and Sundays ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Tel. 841 70 Main Street Bridge Street Belfast Maine Belfast Maine MOSMAN'S TAXI Tel. Belfast 769 Corner Main 8. High Street COURTEOUS 81 PROMPT SERVICE BONDED IN CANADA ANDREWS' GARAGE Sunoco Gas and Oils WHEEL ALIGNMENT - TOWING SERVICE MOTOR TUNE-UP TEL, 55 SEARSPORT ------QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-.-Q---0---QQQQQQQQQQQQ page seznemy -0-0.-------.--Q Qevv Y- ----------v-Y-------- BASEBALL Spring is here once again and ardent Fans are looking forward to another great year for the Crosby diamond men, who have, incidentally, captured the district crown for two years in succession. The boys themselves are anxious to get started, setting their sights on bigger things that lie ahead. There may be a chance at the crown again, as only two boys were lost by graduation. Now letis take a quick rundown on the games of last year. After three weeks of hard work, the boys, along with Coach Troy, were ready for the first game which was with Hampden. With Bud Smith pitching a marvelous game, the Lions were victorious in their opener whip- p.ng Charlie Gould and the Broncos-10-0. Linny Starratt gave up only four hits in the next game as his teamates pounded two opposing hurlers for ten hits and 13 runs. Cuniuzrled U11 Pam: in l l l l i 1 l l . I I l l Compliments of DUTCH BROTHERS Mobilgas Station Compliments of GEORGlE'S BEAUTY SHOP Main Street Belfast Compliments of F. W. WOOLWORTH Belfast Maine Penobscot Poultry Company, lnc. Belfast Maine Arcacly Farms Milling Co. Belfast Maine -----Q----.,.----------..--o0-: : : :: : : : 1 : : ::o::Q..Qg: : :QQQQQQ-s------ IJGQU SQUQILLU-0716 -0 ---------------------..-.,-QQ.. Curvtir .f4. I .1 Fr. ,fff lag., iz: score at 46 all with a minute to go, Cam- den sank a foul shot to go ahead, but Smith took a pass from Starratt and sank a lay- up to go ahead by one, with ten seconds remaining on the clock. Camden came driving hack trying in vain to make that last Winning hasket. lVith three seconds left. Bennett of Camden took a long shot that was good, and the red and white ot Camden walked from the floor victorious. It was a line game all the way, hut a tough one lor any team to lose. In the second game at Camden, hoing hampered by the small court, the Lions lost to the Mustangs, 45-29. Next on the list was Hampden. Wfhile this game was a victory in score, it was '. cry costly in manpower, as Bud Smith, the Lions, stellar guard and high scorer, was 1' ntinuvd U71 Page J' CHARLES H. MURRAY PETROLEUM PRODUCTS w.....--......--- Compliments of S. G. MARSANO Compliments of KIDDIE LAND 97 High Street Tel. 853-W Belfast PENDLETON'S ICE CREAM PARLOR MAINE CENTRAL BUS DEPOT High Street Belfast Compliments ot WM. O. POOR 8: SON DRUGGISTS SINCE IBI4 J. B. 81 C. E. Ge-tchell, Props. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Water Street I 101 High Street Belfast Maine Belfast Maine Compliments of PRESCOTT 8. CLEMENTS PLUMBING - HEATING Church Street Belfast ----..------..--..--..-------...- pu ge sev enty -two PENOBSCOT FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS Front 81 Federal Streets Belfast Maine Telephone 842 Albert K. Johnson Ted Starrett Q-0..---Q-----Q... Q-,-noe-,---no-9,-9-P1-47---,novoQ- ::::::::: :: :::::o:::: The Graduating Class of '51 Richard Tibbetts, Pres. Betsy Noyes, Sec. Wilfred Paul, Vice-Pres. Ann Cole, Treas. Compliments of The Juniors Natalie Marriner, Pres. Ralph Stephenson, Sec. Felix Whitney, Vice-Pres. Edmund Hardy, Treas. Compliments of The Sophomores James Gammon, Pres. Rose Stephenson, Sec. Roger Smith, Vice-Pres. Keith Grant, Treas Complimenis of The Class of '54 Pete Brown, Pres. Carolyn Franck, Sec Don Westerburg, Vice-Pres. Raymond Shibles, Treas -- --- -00-0--AQ0-o0f oooo::ooo::o:::o:::::Q4::o:: o-0-,-,,-oeQo44o, 1 J t I .0000-1,QQ1.oo0o-o4,e1,4c-4300: Q : 206000 - - , - - , - - v 2 Y ,-:: A. J. TABER , Certified Watchmaker and Jeweler P. O. Square Belfast Compliments of AREY'S CHOCOLATE SHOP Compliments of Wil-lITEHEAD'S BARBER SHOP 69 Main Street Beffast Maine WHITCOMB'S CAFE C. J. Whitcomb, Prop. Air Conditioned for your Comfort Belfast Maine THE ANN-LORRAINE BEAUIY SALON Tel. 47-W Main Street Belfast WALDO COUNTY BOTTLED GAS COMPANY W. A. Knight, Mgr. RUDD GAS WATER HEATERS and FLOOR FU RNACES Belfast Maine Compliments of MANAGER AND CLERKS ASF SUPERMARKET Belfast Maine BELEAST AUTO SALES Sales QQ Service FORD'S OUT FRONT fo.-6.,....5- oqvnf--QQ-0 ljl 4-1.-......---Q-1--Q-- QQQQQQQQQQ ---. -.----1.4,-1--.-0: :.--0-::eQ--:f QQ.. : :t 3 liontnzued Iirom Page ,I The third game was with Orono, and the Lions had really hit the Winning trail as they swamped the Red Riots, 9-2. Red Nickerson supplied the power at the plate as he got three hits in as many trips to bat. The law of average finally caught up with the Troytnen in their next game with Ells- worth. as the Lions managed to get only T two hits while their rivals got seven good lor Five runs and held ns to one. , Ilnd lost a heartbreaking game with Bucksport as he pitched a two hitter but still lost 3-2. The Crosby boys bounced back on the winning trail in the next game with Hampden trouncing the Broncos for the second time, 12-2. XVith this win went Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments ot GEORGE VATTES ROBBINS BROS. CALSO PRODUCTS lhe district title. Tel. 412-M 122 High Street f'on,f'in1u:1l Un Page 73 COBB'S SHELL MAURICE W. DARRES S . . ervice Station Groceries - Meats and Novelties 57 MUIY1 Sffeef Belfast, Me. Confectionery and Smokers' Supplies Belmont, Maine Compliments of EASTERN MAINE TOWAGE COMPANY HARBOR and COASTAL rowinc STATE SAND AND GRAVEL READY Mix CONCRETE WASHED CRUSHED SAND and GRAVEL DRIVEWAYS TARRED - EXCAVATIONS CONCRETE BLOCKS - BULLDOZER WORK Anywhere Anytime Tel. 436-W Belfast W. G. STOVER JEWELER TYPEWRITERS SALES RENTALS 25 Main Street Belfast Maine BRYANT 81 BRYANT Distributors of NEW ENGLAND FEEDS HAY -- STRAW ff-' FERTILIZER Belfast Maine ooooooooooooooooooooooqou QQQQQQQ 0,909,009,000-p ,Q-Q 4- -9 - --.-.-1 ..... .. -- - . . page seveizly-filue ---vvv,-,,,,, ,,-,,,,,--,,,,--v::-o0::0Qo::::::::::::-A---A- A---- Compliments of MERVYN W. BIRD, O. D. WADE 8: HURD Coal-Range 81 Fuel Oils 60 High St. Belfast Compliments of MURPHY'S 29 Ash Street, Lewiston SPORTSWEAR - FURS - LADIES' APPAREL ff0I1Hnu,e1l l r0l7L I'u,g1: 72 injured and unable to play for the remain- der of the season. Crosby took both games, with Hampden beating them 43-28 on their home court and 50-33 at home. Crosby took on XVilliams High of Oak- land in the next game and came out on the long end, 51-33. In a game at home with this same team. Crosby was victorious once again. 69-34. The high scorer of the season was Linny Starratt with 207. The entire team owes a great deal to Coach Troy for his tireless ef- lorts in producing a winning game, and above all, teaching the great help in later lite, teamwork. Eloise NV.: XVhy do the little ink spots look bluc?'l Fred L.: 'iBecause their fatheris in the pcn doing a long sentencef, Compliments of THE KELLEY PRESS CLIFFORD Nl. CURTIS Plumbing - Hs ating - Refrigeration Telephone 78-J Belfast, Maine - ---- - - -: :: :::-4---ees-9-9-,990-Q--sooo page seventy-six :::::::: ::::::::::: 3 ::-::::: ::e:--:2:::::---...--4 WOODLAND NURSERIES Compliments of Flowers for All Occasions Francis Wood W. A. 8 50 Northport Ave. Belfast, Maine 1 HUBERT w. TOWNSEND i PARKER L' SNOW 1 t Certified Public Accountant Attorney ot Low 5 Main Street Odd Fellows' Building Belfast 1-I-el. 341-M Belfast Compliments of C0mPllmenl5 OT WINDSOR HOTEL MAYFAIR CLEANERS R R RESTAURANT at DINING ROOM Truitt Brothers lnc. SHOE MANUFACTURERS Belfast Maine : :::Q-Q: ::--: :-: :QQQ-0: ::Qo:eoQo: :o: : : f DQ ly Q- : Q gege.--,QQQQQQQQ-.QQQQQQQQQQQQQ Compliments of I cRAwFoRD's GROCERY Compliments of RUSSELL KNIGHT lfolffinlufd I rom Pfzgefi In the playoff game with Madison, the Lions didnt have enough power to match the host, and Crosby came out on the short gud or 12-0 mark. XiVith one game remain- ing, the Lions really wanted to Win as Ells- worth rolled into town. IVith Bud once again on the mound, they really played their hearts out and it really paid off as Iohnny Brown smashed out what looked like a sure home rnn but hit the top of the Fence post in dead center field and bounced back on for a donhle driving in the winning I y run. Compllmenls of I As this hook goes to press, the fans ol? Crosby are again looking for another good A FRIEND season, and we certainly wish Coach Troy and the boys the best of luck. Compliments of LUMBER and HARDWARE Tel. 797-W Belfast, Maine DR' J' AUTO REPAIRING WRECKER SERVICE CAR SERVICE G-M-C SALES John J. Nissen Baking Corp. I Tel. 99 High Street Belfast I Bangor' Maine MAlNE'S LARGEST-NEW ENGLAND'S FINEST DAKIN - SPGRTING - GQO S - CGNIPANY 28 Broad St. -- BANGOR, MAINE -- 25 Central St. also WATERVILLE, MAINE FISHING TACKLE - PHOTO SUPPLIES - CAMPING EQUIPMENT CONVERSE FOOTWEAR-CRAMER CHEMICALS MQCGREGOR GOLDSMITH EQUIPMENT --- --- QQQQQQQ-eoooeoqoq u if sercizty-eight QQQQQQQQQQ Q QQQQQQQQQQQQ -QQ-.--...00o.-Q..,, . It's - O Treat - to Eat Compliments of CIT RAY EBERT CARBONE'S CONFECTIONERY GROCERY 79 High Street Belfast Compliments of Compliments of IVY HOUSE COLBURN SHOE STORE i Overnight 9Ue5l5 7 Park St. Main Slfeef Bell'-357 Tel. 208 Belfast, Maine ' KNOX BROS. CLYDE R. CHAPMAN RANGE 3. 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Appliance Co. omp 'men S O Phone MVR DARBY'S POOL ROOM 55 Church Street Belfast WATKINS LOUGEE'S FLOWER SHOP Maine's - Leading - CLEANERS Since - 1889 SHIRT -LAUNDRY FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Cedar and Franklin Streets SANITONE - LICENSEE Mon-IPROTEXING Tel. 66 HOUSEHOLD - FURNISHINGS Free pick-up and Delivery ,Belfast M9100 Tel. cumden 448 l Compliments of KlTTREDGE'S Fancy Meats Groceries BELFAST, MAINE cAMP FAIR HAVEN Sponsored by Central Maine Bible Conference Junior Camp-July 7 to 21, ages 9 to 12 Senior Camp-July 21 to Aug. 4, Ages 13 to 18 Admission fee 510.00 per week ------...-------..----------..-..--..--------------------------4 page eighty I Covvffwrlnl Frm-n Pnyw 51' l Try the Drug Store First from the corners are always good for two Q P0iUfS- i THE CITY DRUG STORE Sally-our captain and center forward 1 racked up 186 points for the season .... i THE REXALL STORE Weill miss you next year, Bones! l Coach Hinckley-the team wishes to ex- l Hills and Hills press their thanks to the coach for his great patience to the Powder Cirlsfi Phone 363 Belfast, Maine FEENEY'S MARKET, INC. MEATS - GROCERIES - PRODUCE Tel. 202 Main Street Proprietors T. E. Parker J, C.. Potter BELFAST, MAINE l'm e busy little atom, l split myself in two: Q . I multiply as many times I ' Y A As I have iobs to do. by In summer, winter, U it P Spring or tall I 1.5 V I W I I'm ready every hour-so 7 X I - Just push u switch, A Ancl watch me zip 'lm With light-or heat-or power Your Servant ol the Century CENTRAL AINE POWIR OMPANY page eighty-one 0-QQQ..----..-------------..----o-...--- 0-...---..-- ------- SHE Compliments of Compliments of RMAN ENGLISH 1 YARN 5HQp Phone Liberty 10-5 MARRlNER'S DAIRY Compliments of PC1SIeUI'IZed Maynard Marriner Lincolnville, Maine and Now More Than Ever It Pays James S Frost Prop To Shop at Sears and Save 6 Market Street Belfast, Maine SEARS, ROEBUCK 81 Co- Phone 604 Phone 8271 Bangor, Maine EDMUND'S GRAIN COMPANY WIRTHMORE FEEDS Grain - Feed - Flour - Etc. BELFAST, MAINE PHONE 626 Compliments of MARRINER'S SWEET SHOP Ice Cream Lunch-es Confectionery Church Street Belfast, Maine 1 1 QJMJ-1 -QQ-.------Q -..QQ -,-9 4---Q-.-..-..- YEARBOOK STAFF l Co-editors-Betty Crosby and jean Baird Literary-joan Muffley, Fred Leadbetter Sports-Philip Sylvia, Delmont Gallant, Sally Brown, Shirley Sanker, Ann Cole, june Faulkingham Alumnus-Isabelle Hills School Activities-Mary Rankin Business-C-eorge Hutchinson, Macolm Young, Betsy Noyes, Mary jones, Russell VVing, Raymond Paul, Delma Payson, Nick l Clements Class VVriteups-Heloise Heald, Shirley Sanker Photography-Ann Cole, Sally Brown, Mary jones, lune Faulkingham, George Hutchinson, Philip Sylvia, Nick Clements, Raymond Paul, Heloise Heald, Eloise Vlfight Exchanges-Lillian Curtis Senior Statistics-Heloise Heald, Virginia Iackson Typists-Sally I-lodges, Lucille Cuptill. Sally Brown, Barbara Bryant, Lillian Curtis, Charlene Page, .lune Nickerson 55-65 oak Sheet - - ----Y - Y-1s----.--45-545.00 Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of Dr. R. P. JONES Joe Fleming wcunts 'ro see you about Goodyear Reccipping JOSEPH H. FLEMING COMPANY Bangor, Me - E i' I L Jae V t RDMNEI'Il.EAU' ffl,-,xr - .. I- ig 1s fff1ff'-22 .4 . THE DIAMOND MATCH CO. QUALITY BUILDING MATERIAL BUILDERS HARDWARE MODENE PAINT MILLWORK Prompt and Courteous Service Assured Phone 262 or 263 BELFAST MAINE ::Q::Q--e:: : : QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ::-:::::::::::o: ::::::::: c-: :QQ page eighty-three fs-af-f-fnpoo :::::::::: 1:-::- on -va-v------------Q90,,,-,,,.,.- Compliments of l Compliments of T 8. K CASH STORE Belfast Compliments of T CITY GARAGE Maine Compliments of NORTHPORT CAFE ' PERRY'S NUT HOUSE Fred Schleicher, Prop. Tel. 714-M4 Courtesy ot THE RINES CO. 43 Main Street Bangor VINER'S MUSIC STORE 1 Maine's Most Complete Music Store M . time l 51 Pickering Sq. Bangor, Me Quality in Fashion X Best Wishes of First National Stores ----..-.9..-QQQQQQQQQQ 1 eight-joizv' THE P ER Roller Skating New Snack Bar --..-,-.QQQ-,.p,.+-.Q-Q-we-QQQQ , QQ,-+99-9-9909--- JOHN PAUL CO PANY Mr. VVO1't1l'l3.1l2 For this job, We want someone who is responsible. Richard T. Thats for me. Everywhere I worked, Whenever something went Wrong, I was responsiblef, 55 Pickering Sq. Bangor Short or Tall . . . Big elf Small John Paul . . . Fits 'em all. Compliments of Mr. Troy: C pointing to cigarette butt on the floorl i'Smith, is this yoursiii' Bud: fpleasantlyl i'Not at all, Sir, you saw it firstf, 68 Nldih Sf. Linwood S.: fatbasketball gamel 'iSee ' that big substitute down there playing for- we1'd?'i i'Heis going to be our best man next yearf, Barbara il.: Oh, darling, this is so sud- denf, ' 15 Central St. BROUNTAS RESTAURANT Bangor, Maine Art in Flowers Brockway's Flower Shoppe Bangor, Maine School 84 Office Supplies Compliments of C. O. Merrifield Co., lnc. DR. MARK w. BROWN Bangor Maine Compliments of NEW ATLANTIC RESTAURANT l DRINK 66 Main Street Bangor, Maine l GRANT'S MILK Compliments of HUSSGN COLLEGE Maine' 157 Park Street Bangor, Maine -::::::oo:::-::::---:::::::::-A-::::::::::: s Largest School of Commercial Training C. H. Husson, President Free Catalog --------------- - page eighty-five E. A. cxoss 8. sores CO,,,p,ime,,,S of ARTESIAN WELLS Morrill Tel. Lib. 9-12 Endicott Johnson Shoe Co. Compliments of The Family Shoe Store I6 Mrzin Street Belfast, Me. I Beimonf Maine Compliments of RooKlE's DINER C0 1P'i'f'e 'S of STEAKS cHoPs 3 ! VIKING INC. SEA Fooo ' Corner of Main 8- High Belfastl Compliments of Summers Fertilizer Co. Sandy Point Maine Northern Chemical Industries Searsport Mdlfle ----- -A --AA -::::Qo::-o---.Q...- ll alll --l YAAAA I AA--AAA:::: TTTTTTCTTTTTT T I KlLROY'S Compliments of CRAIG-GESNER ARTHUR STANTIAL FLORIST ' L.: ,Y The place where you get the mosties1 I I ngrgou and the bestiest for the leastiestf' KILROY . STAR BEEF CO. lDistributors for Dubuque Meat Products 2 I There Are None Fine1 ' Army-Navy Store lTel. 6449-6440 Bangor, Maine I Compliments of BElFA5T ROCKLANDI CHARLES R. COOMBS I FUNERAL HOME I Tel. 48-R Church Street Belfast CONSUMER'S FUEL COMPANY 39 Water Street Belfast, Maine FUEL OILS FERTILIZERS BOTTLED GAS HEATING EQUIPMENT APPLIANCES ANTHRACITE cmd BITUMINOUS COAL Tel. 95 and 96 MOSHER'S STORE 8. SERVICE STATION Groceries, Ice Cream, Candy 8. Tobacco Sunoco Gas and Motor Oil Searsport Avenue Belfast, Maine QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ -ooo I Compliments of I ' BROOKS THEATRE I BROOKS MAINE QQQQQQQQQQQGQQQ-3-..-QQQQQQQQQQQ page eighty-seven Dr Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr COMPLIMENTS OF George W. Holmes Foster C. Small Seth H. Read John J. Sinneft George L. Temple John A. Caswell Mark W. Brown A U TOGRA PH S