Dennysville High School - Dentonian Yearbook (Dennysville, ME)

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. THE GOSSIP 39 Marilyn Mahar, Mrs. Kenneth Giddlngs, Brighton, Mass. Ralph Rogers, Working for Maine Central Railroad CLASS OF 1940 Lewis Burke, Home in Dennysville Grace Damon, Mrs. Merton Hatton, Char- lotte, Maine Pauline Dudley, Mrs. Gerald Cox. Nilan Jamieson, Home in Edmunds Bernice Leighton, Home in Dennysville Goldie Morrison, Working in the Johnson House, Dennysville, Maine Mattie Peters, Serving in the Army Nurse Corps Lloyd Phinney, Home in Boothbay Harbor Cathlene Stanhope, Mrs. Howard Jones Virginia Seeds, Mrs. Harvey Fenderson CLASS OF 1941 Gordon Bell, Home in South Portland Keith Clark, Working in Auburn, Maine John Dudley, Home in Dennysville Lloyd Dudley, Home in Dennysville Patricia Gavette, Mrs. Kenenth Spurling, Jr. Robert Hallowell, Working in Connecticut Ernest Jones, Home in Dennysville Gertrude Lund, Mrs. Julian Fickett, Lubec, Maine Pauline Marshall, Mrs. Thomas Lennon, Portland, Maine Edmund Mattheson, Home in Dennysville Gladys Preston, Mrs. Carl Seeley Ruth Stanhope, Working in Boston Harvey Sylvia, Working in Dennysville CLASS OF 1942 Alice Hallowell Mrs. Harland Dudley Herbert Hallowell, Home in Dennysville Sybil Leighton, Mrs. Robert Hood Douglas Mahar, Home in Dennysville LeRoy Marshall Home in Dennysville Edgar Morrison, Working in Dennysville Gerald Peters, Working in Searsport LeRoy Phinney U. S. Marines Maxine Preston, Home in Dennysville Evelyn Prouty, Presque Isle, Maine CLASS OF 1943 Donald Curtis, U. S. Army , . Q Fletcher Downes, Dennysville, employed by J Ralph Higgins Qi Estelle Grant, South Berwick Melva Hayward, Mrs. Fletcher Downes Byron Jones, Home in Dennysville 731, Harry McKinley, Working in WoolenaMill, Dover-Foxcroft, Me. Merle Sprague, U. S. Navy Norman Wilder, Home in Dennysville CLASS OF 1944 Roberta Brown, Business School, St. Ste- phens, N. B. Ruth Damon, Washington State Normal School, Macliias, Maine Willis Damon, U. S. Army Clayton Dudley, Home in Dennysville Marjorie Grant, University of Maine, Orono Richard Hollowell, Working in Portland Carleton Leighton, U. S .Army Robert MacLauchlan, U. S. Coast Guard Mildred Marshall, Working in Portland Lorraine Seeds, Home in Dennysville George Ward, Jr., U. S. Army Air Corps CLASS OF 1945 Norma Anthony, Training for beautician Lewiston, Maine Alberta Brown, Home in Dennysville Marion Burke, Mrs. Marion Marsh, East- port, Maine Allison Crosby, U. S. Navy Rowena Damon, Home in Charlotte, Maine Jean Dudley, Eastport, Maine Letena Farley, Employed at Earle Higgins Store, Dennysville John Hallowell, In the United States Mar- ine Corps Marjorie Leighton, Attending Business School, Stephens, N. B. Edwin Mahar, Working for Dead River Co., Dennysville Renee Lamond, Home in Edmunds Q Archie Mattheson, In the United States Army Phyllis Rogers, Working, Lubec, Maine

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38 THE GOSSIP S . BASEBALL CLUB The 'D.iH. S. started baseball on March, 1946 with John Longmore, Jr. coaching. fl The boys, who plan to play are, Geralld Carter, Wendell Lingley, John MacLauchlan, Alton Ward, Guy Cook, James Stevens, Colon Morrison, Wal- ace Brown, Joseph Farley, Dana Fos- ter, Clifford Ward, Alton Curtis, and Ernest Gardner. Games were scheduled with Prince- ton, Pembroke, Lubec, and Eastport. ALUM I A CLASS OF 1935 Burdette Brown, Jr., Dennysville, Me. Ruth Clark, ,Mrs. William Smith, New Hampshire Avis Cox, Mrs. Arthur Nelson Francis Foss, Home in Dennysville Maxwell Hallowell, Discharged from ser- vice Phyllis Jones, Mrs. George Parker Lawrence Lund, Working in Jacksonville Violet Perkins, Mrs. Guy Cotter Darrell Urquhart, Working in Eastport Dorothy Urquhart, Mrs. Earle Hansen. Portland, Maine Geneva Tuell, teaching in Dennysville CLASS OF 1936 Florence Burke, Mrs. Charles Teed, Hart- ford, Conn. A. Willard Gavette, U. S. Army Pauline Clark, Mrs. Lorry Berry, New Hamp- shire Doris Dudley, Mrs. Kenneth Pottle R. Dyer Higgins, Medical College, U. of Va., Burlington, Vt. A George Johnson, Army Reserves Laura Lyons, Mrs. Willard Clark, Eastport Paul Mahar, Working in New Jersey James Munson Jr., West Pembroke, Maine Carl Seeds, Working in Dennysville Carl Seeley, Home in Dennysville , CLASS OF 1937 Ada Benner, Mrs. Walter Laushure Raymond Burns, Home in Dennysville Earl Higgins, Jr., Home in Dennysville Cecil Jones, Home in Dennysville Lewis Lyons, Home in Dennysville Ada Marshall, Mrs. Blair McGraw, Portland, Maine Robert Marshall, Home in Dennysville Harold Phinney, Attending School in Indi- iana. Glenetta Stanhope, Mrs. George Smith Mary Sylvia, Mrs. Wilbur Millet, Beverly, Mass. CLASS OF 1938 Herbert Allen, Home in Charlotte Helen Damon, Mrs. Norman Faucher Nettice Farley, Mrs. John Potterton, Char- lotte, Maine Donald Foster, Re-enlisted in U. S. Army Joseph Higgins, Genetitis at McNicholas Poultry Co., New Hampshire Rebecca Hobart, Teaching in Lubec, Ma,ine Harland Lyons, Working in Eastport, Maine George MacLauchlan, Working in Quoddy Motors Garage, Eastport, ,Me. Blanche Morrison, Mrs. Norman Dudley Virginia Phinney, Mrs. Cecil Jones Dorothy Preston, Mrs. Raymond Lyons Eleta Seeley, Working in Detroit, Michigan CLASS OF 1939 Walter Clark, Working in St. Johnsbury, Vermont Irma Cox, Mrs. George MacLauchlan, Den- nysville, Maine

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Jokes John: Was that your girl I heard explod- ing over to her house last night? Wallace: Yes, I had some lipstick on my face. , il if 8 ll , John: You know we all spring from ani- mals. Shirley: Yes, but some of us didn't spring far enough. li 4 ll t Lizzy: George, there's a man following me down the road, and I think he's drunk. George: He must be drunk if he's follow- ing you. Il 8 H 8 John: If I ever get hold of that guy who kissed you I'll teach him a thing or two. Shirley: But, darling I don't think you could. I 41 Ik It Guy: Gee, you gave me an awful fright last night. Colon: Sorry chum, but it was the best blind date I could get,on short notice. lk Ii 1' t Wallace: Don't you always have com- plete control of your car? Alton: Not always. Sometimes Lena d-oes a little back seat driving. fWe don't think she sits in the back seat.l if ll if 1 Ernest: They say Brown married his wife because her uncle left her a fortune. Johnny: I heard he'd have married her no matter who left her the money. Janet: Why are you limping? Jerry: I was injured in the basketball game last Saturday. Janet: How? Q Jerry: I fell off the bench. It 4 Ik Ill Your neighbors are honest, I hope, some- one asked the old negro. Yes, sir they are. But why keep that loaded gun near the hen coop? That's to keep them honest. ll It Ill Sl Mae at ball game: That man is ninety- five. Lena: He's awfully spry for his age, don't you think? iii!! Jerry: Do you believe in being kind to dumb animals? Merle: Yes. Jerry: Then give the monkey back his face. 41 ll it Ill Helena: I think John Dinsmore must be afraid after dark. Phyllis: Why? Helena: He always asks me to go out with him. III S 4 HK Eleanor: Why didn't you want John to bid on your pie? Shirley: If he had just one taste of my cooking, we would never get married. SNAPSHOT PAGE Row 1 fl. to r.J :oAlton Ward and Susie Grant: Carolyn Marshall, Mae Marshall, and Martha Sanford: Ernest Gardner: Martha Sanford. Row 2 il. to r.l: Martha Sanford, Alton Ward, Carolyn Marshall, Martha! Sanford, Janet Leighton, Gerald Carter, Helena Mahar: Anna Stevens, Shirley Ward, Connie Crosby, Janet Leighton, Martha Sanf-ord, George Ward Jr., June Kilby, Connie Crosby. Row 3 il. to r.J: Elizabeth Kilby, Martha Sanford, Connie Crosby, Pauline Ward: Kathlene Brown, Barbara Brown: Mrs. Munson: Helena Mahar: Mae Marshall. Row 4 Cl. to r.l: Ruth Crosby: Ruth and Connie Crosby: Janet Leighton, Carolyn Marshall: Edwin and Helena Mahar, Gerald Carter: Ruth Crosby, Row 5 Cl. to r.l: Mae Marshall: Guy Cook, Group from Lyons Hill in 1943: Irene Dudley, Alton Ward: Carolyn Marshall: Eleanor Leighton: Steve Tjaden.