Dixfield Regional High School - Dixie Blueprints Yearbook (Dixfield, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1950 volume:

The Semors DIXFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 1x1e Punts 19 5 0 Vol III of present l I n Dixie Prints DEDICATION We dedicate tlns volume of DIXIE PRIN FS to tlre people o our community We supported and promoted We overlook requently the act tlrat our successes are due rn large measure to tlre members 0 tlre community We slrall endeavor to atone or tlvzs overszglvt rn expresszng our thanks and gratitude and dedicate tlns book to the prosperous energetzc and rzendly community of Dixfeld Marne wlrzclr We firmly believe zs one o tlve nest places on the ace o tlns eartlr Pcxqe Two l ef, . wislv to express in some measure our appreciation for all tlvat tlve community lras , . 5 f . . . , . : . ' ' f Ig f f ' - Dixie Prints YEARBCOK STAFF lt Row-M Porter N Palmer B Dunham M Vaughan R S an Znd Ro W Hebert E Leslie Mr Grant D Rand P Cro lcett Thls year devratmg from rule the Senior class IS presentlng the Yearbook The staff members Bryant Dunham Edward Leslie Patricia Crockett Marylm Vaughan Mary Porter Richard Swan Delbert Rand and Wilfred Hebert were elected by the class to supervise the Yearbook Other members of the senior class who alded greatly ln compiling the material for the book are Norma Palmer Ethelyn Adams Dorothy Dunham Louis Noyes and Nadine Hodge Mr Grant has acted in the capacity of faculty advisor to the staff The Senior Class owes a great deal to Mary Porter for her efforts toward the competent completion of our yearbook Thanks Mary' Page Three s . ,. .. ,. , . w. w-. , . , . ,. ,. :. 7 7 ' 7 7 7 7 3 7 7 1 7 .D . , , .. , . . . , . 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A If . ,df Dixie Prints FACU LTY lst Row M s Dunham Mr Grant Mr Hart Miss Mclntyre Znd Row Miss Mason Mr Rnchard Miss Barbalxas We were very fortunate m procurmg Mr Harold Grant, formerly of Oalcfleld as our Prmcxpal Mr Grants propltlous energy has made hrs classes ln math and sclence most mterestmg trlal Arts Instructor Mlss Frances Mclntyrc the competent Commerclal Instructor ns also a famxlnar hgure Miss Barbara Mason, the g1rls coach, teaches courses nn history, government, and Englnsh Alexander Rlcharcl, the new coach, mstructs classes in math and sclence Miss Katherine Barhallas the dramatlc coach, mstructs Home Llvmg, and Language groups Mrs Dunham has returned faxthfully to her posxtxon as teacher of the elghth grade Pccxe F1ve A familiar hgure to all is Wallace Hart, the submaster. Mr. Hart is the Inclus- Dixie Prints STUDENT COUNCIL Seated B Dunham E Leslie M Porter Standing B Chase L Charity M Leslie Mr Grant W Cunningham R Reed S Vaughan mores, one freshman and one eighth grader The duties of the Council have been to rule the spending of the General Fund, determine dates and prices for social events, discuss school affairs, and devise means of increasing the treasury Revenue for the treasury resulted from student tickets, prize speaking, magazine contest and the one act play contest The Council has spent ten dollars in an effort to create a school llbrary of good dance records With funds donated by the Dramatic and Dv clubs, the Council purchased a tape record er for the school Mr Grant has acted in the capacity of advisor to the Council Pcqe SIY The Student Council is composed of three seniors, three juniors, two sopho- 47HfI L HN SENIORS I , f. T I :kv Wf'f 5- X 2 ' xl 'ij , 1 'Vex , . va i I or or or nr or cr IS for IS for I1S or 15 or lx lb lor L 15 fvr SLINIOR ALPHABIQT Alp 1ahtr f th1s SCIIIOI' Class Also for A s uh1ch are necessarx to pass Betx and Benjxs ballplaxmt, Also lor Bernard h1s fI'1LIIUpl1S ut rt hooraxlng Couples me haxe qlllffi a fem For Carl and h1s Cheue thats not at all nut IDlCl'ClL Nlarltne s only ravt Also for Dotty xx ho just can t hthaxt Ellen vnth her shmy black ha1r Contrasung IJOLIISC whose ha1r 15 so fa1r Iloxd tht Stmor Mystery X OICL Also for f'lUI1l'C1I1g but that s not our cho1ct Ceorge nou sax h1s nam sloou Also for Garx, 1 ho walks 17 Ilillib to a show the Hours sptnt111detent1on Perhaps them we had better not IHCHIIOU Intelhqenct 1 h1ch the Qlrls m1s1ht ham had If paxmq men less 3ffCIll'101'l had been tht fad anxct Dolloff so short and so qax Also for LI1llC1I1S xx ho returned from far axnx lxnox full cf uqor and um Slut d alxsaxs turn her head to loolt at 1 llllll Lester who th1s class knows for sure XY 1ll alxsaxs ham Kane to talce h1s temptraturt Alsl H l 'Ho ' A ,.,. 1s is f f . 'sv' -A C is f , A '. A A Q D is ft ,, , ,, x .:., 15 isf f ' p A . u ,, , 7, V . . . ' Ifisfa --' ,, ,. . -,, , . in G . - ,. v Q VY . e - - V. . H . V C A- A ,. . ,' , ,N - ,,, X JL 5 .K K ., ,.. Q . ' 7 17' v - wx I I x a rife 'Nfe Dixie M is for Marso H so red-headed and witty. He spends most of his time in Saw lVlQll Citvf' N 15 for Norma whose taste IS so rare, She won t loolc at a man wlthout red haxr O 15 for Urmre what shyness he falcesl Crowds gwe 1 cheer for the musxc ht milkes P 1S for Porter Mary we speak of wrth prlde For she IS the best worlcer of the tr1he or the Semor Carmval ueen, We lcnew all the tlme xt would be Nadme for Rolnbms who drove the school bus And he s always heen a great asset to us or Swan so jollv and w1se If he ever got mad twould he a surprrse for Ted our class Presldent That hes alwavs wlth Pat 15 no accrdtnt or the LJ of Nl where some hope to go for Xon Mr Grants secretarx, But alter the work s done, how she lows to malxt merrxl XV lb for Xvxllre x ho lllced to slcx But w1th Ethtlvn, he mostlx prefers to ln X lS lor Exams, we dubxouslx regard Those troublesome thmgs we would hlrt to dxscard Y 15 for the 'X earhools a Semor endeaxor Nlemorxes of l-hgh School wlll be mth Us foreur Z rs for the Zeal we expressed even dax A so for Zeros, but we xe pused am w ax Y I I V . ,, ,, . 7 , . . .Q .. , ,, Q a x - 1 V 4 V C I I L L ' Q. . ,. ,. . 4 3 1 X. Q QS f . . ., R is tr ' Qu Q Y S is f , A I ' , , ' I ' l T QS ,, Q., . Q U is f '. . ' . Thewll he on the dean's list-that we lcnowp V is ' . ' I' . , Q Q Q Q .Q ,. , , Q,, QQ , .Q Most Athletlc Most Popular Best Lookmg Best Act ng Abxlxty Tallest Shortest Class Traveler uxetest Eplcurean Best Pal Best Flrrt Best olcer Shyest G1gglxngest Most Muslcal Best Pull Wxth Teachers Worst Pull W1tl1 Teachers Most Rell ble Prettlest Eyes SENIOR STATISTICS Bernard Drury Marshall Garneau Bernard Drury Bryant Dunham Edward Leslie Delbert Rand Rlchard Swan Rxchard Porter Floyd Macomber Wrlfred Hebert Lester Averxll Rxchard Swan Marshall Garneau Carl ohnson Gary Hutclnnson Bryant Dunham Bryant Dunham Delbert Rand Ds ar Robbxns Delbert Rand Norma Palmer Nadme Hodge Marlene Luce Marylm Vaughan Patrlcla Crockett an1ce Dolloflf amce udlcms Bettv Chase Dorothy Dunham Ethelyn Adams Llla Knox Dorothy Dunham Betty Chas Loulse Noyes Ellen Geronda Marylm Vaughan L la Knox Patrlcla Crockett anl e udlcxns I3 Tc In I mils , I . Q . Most Likely to Succeed George Jacobs Mary Porter Il , J e 'NADINL R HODGE Deedy Upward and Onward Comm rcxal Softball Manager 3 4 Assistant Softball Manager 7 Glee Club I 2 3 Craft Hobby Club 3 Commercial Club Z Dra mntncs Club 3 Outing Club 4 D Club 4 Office G1 I 4 O er tt p e a I 3 Concert 2 Minstrel 3 Carnival ueen 4 C1nteen Bookkeeper 4 S emo Play 4 Manag r M1g1z1ne Contest 4 Yfnrbook 4 RICHARD C PORTER Duck 1 al Isl you dont succeed try try again Industnal Arts Concert 2 Glee Club I 2 3 Bowlmg Team 4 Prom Decoration Comm 3 Semor Play 4 Minstrel Show 3 Oper NORMA JEAN PALMER Goofy Save your Pemues and the Do'lars wzll take rare o thernxelves College Softball I 3 4 Dramatlcs Club Z 3 4 Dramatxcs Play Z 3 4 Executlve Commltteel 2 3 Glee Club Z 3 Operetta3 Concert 2 Prxze Speaking 3 4 Semor Pl1y 4 Outing Club 3 D Club 4 Dcbatlng I La Plume S aff 4 OSCAR ROBBIINS sc Industrial Arts Ho key I 3 4 Glec Cl b I 7 3 Operett I Concert 7 Minstrel 3 Craft Hobby I Art Club I 7 D Club 4 Outing Club 4 Science Club 3 Semor Play 4 , , 4 .. K A . .. ., ,. ' . . ' . 7 ' 7 4 il - Q Q Q 3 ' A . I 1 3, 7, 1 .r . y , g , - , . 9 1 9 Q 1 1 3 : 5 e . . g . . .. . H ' 9 4 . . an ' L Jr- - 1 3 I ' etta I. 33 Science Club 35 Ex. Comm. 3. .. ,. 2 . -. . 9 ' , , z ' - v 1 - - I v I 1 v I I . I 4 I . 'I I l l Y I Y 1 3 Q I . , no .. ' C c . 2. . 3 u . -, : a 3 . ' . . . 1' -. . . , -, 1 1 ' g ' . MARY PORTER Shorty li have there J a nfl theres a nay College Softballl 7 Assistant Manager 3 4 Dramatxcs Club 2 3 4 Operetta 1 3 Glee Club 1 3 Mmstrel 3 4 Art Club Treasurer 2 Sclen e 2 S udent Council Secretary 4 Press Club Reporter 3 Ex change Eclltor 4 School Llbranan 3 4 Prize Speaking 3 Dramatlcs PI1y 3 Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 Valedlctorlan FLOYD MACOMBER Cuke Do Unto Oliver: Ar You Would Want Done Unto You Industrlal Arts Operetta 1 Photography Club Z 3 4 Nature Club 7 raft Hobby 2 Drxvers Tramnng Club 3 Senior Play 4 ETHELYN CHRISTIANA ADAMS Snsrer To tlume own :el be lruc a ld thou canst be alre to no man College Softball 1 2 3 4 Cheerleadxng 4 Art 2 Broom Hoockey 4 Orchestra 2 Press Club 4 Debating 1 Glee Club 3 D Club 4 Sec Outing Club 4 Operetta l 3 Class Treas 4 Ex Comm 3 Freshman Play I Senior Play 3 4 Minstrel 3 Carnival Comm 4 Dramatlcs Play 3 Yearbook 4 BRYANT DUNHAM Ormle March On College Hockeyl 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Press Club 2 3 4 Editor In Chief 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 President 3 Operetta 1 Con cert 2 'Vlmstrel 3 D Club Z 3 4 Vice President 4 Outmg Club 4 Presndent 4 Orchestra I 2 Band 3 Class Secretary 1 7 Class Treasurer l 2 Magazine Campaxgn 4 Student Council Z 4 Vxce Presxdent 4 Senior Play 3 4 Yearbook 2 3 4 1 . -. ' . g ' , . 1 - 9 . 1 ' - Q : .. , ,, 4 Z . .3 . Y . 3 3 ..g C 3 ' 5 . .. . f I f I : . . - 2 ' 2 9 43 Dramatics Club Z. 33 Craft Hobby 2, 35 Sec-Treas. Photo Club Q 9 Q ' 9 s : 4 ' a . 4 - 9 - . 9 A 9 ' . : ' 1 ' . 3 , . A 9 H - , - 1 , - , 1 . - 9 . ' .y 'Y - 3 .3 ' ' , . ' Y 3 Y A Y 9 ' 7 7 1 ' 9 . 4 9 , -1 , 9 ' ' 9 A - 9 ' ' Q ' , 2 . - - PATRICIA MARY CROCKETT Pat Beneft by bunglesf, Commercialg Glee Club I, 3g Debating lg Art 2 35 Dramatics Club 23 Commercial Club Z5 Press Club Business Manager 39 Senior Play 43 Canteen 43 School Bookkeeper and Treasurer 4g Librarian 3: D. A. R. Candidate 43 Yearbook 45 Salutatorian. EDWARD DeCOSTER LESLIE Te Words are like leave: where they abound Fruits o wisdom benea I7 rarely are ound College Class President I 2 3 4 Photography 3 Craft Hobby Z 4 Press 4 Operetta 3 Senior Play 3 4 Student Council I Z 4 Canteen Manager 4 Glee Club 3 DOROTHY LOUISE DUNHAM Dome General Debating I Dramatics Club 2 3 Sec 4 Glee Club 3 Senior Play 3 4 Press Club 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Science Club 3 Class Secretary 4 Dramatics Club Play 3 Nature Club 2 Librarian WILFRED ANDREW HEBERT Wi Industrial Arts Baseballl 7 3 4 I-Iockeyl 3 4 Football 3 4 Photography 2 4 Craft Hobby 7 3 Press 4 Operetta 3 Minstrel 3 Freshman Play Arch ry 3 Treasurer 7 Executive Committee 3 4 Debating I D Club 7 3 4 Outing Club 4 Aviation 7 Winter Sports 7 3 4 43' K MARYLIN VAUGHAN When a person laser confidence in himself. be maker the vote unanimous. Commercial5 Ex. Comm. 1, 35 Freshman Play lg Softball 1. 2. 3, 45 Sports Editor 35 Glee Club l. 2. 35 Press Club 1. 2, 3, 45 Alumni Editor 45 Debating 15 Drama Play 2, 3, 45 Operetta 1, 35 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 Vice Pres. 35 President 45 Comm. Club Sec, 23 Class Sec. 25 D Club 2, 3, 45 Prize Speaking 3. 45 Minstrel 3. 45 Director 45 Girls State Rep. 35 Senior Play 45 Yearbook 43 Girls Bowling 45 Office Girl 45 Concert 25 School Librarian 35 Broom Hockey 3. 4. LESTER AVERILL JR Lerne Industrial Arts Football 3 Baseball 1 Craft Hobby 3 Archery 3 et Racers 3 D Club 4 Outing Club 4 BETTY CHASE et Money saved is money earned' General Commercial Club 2 Glee Club l 3 3 Senior Play 4 Operetta 1 3 DELBERT RAND Benny Always be aware 0 your uture Executive Committee 2 3 4 Press Clubl 2 3 4 Sports Editor 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Operetta I Cabaret 2 D Club 3 4 Craft Hobby Club 2 Aviation Ground Course Z Dramatics Club 4 Or chestra 3 Outing Club 4 Track 3 Winter Sports 3 Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 ' s 1 s 4 1 J 9 9 ' . NB H Industrial Artsg Baseball l, 2. 3, 45 Hockey I, 2, 3. 45 Football 3, 45 MARLENE JOYCE LUCE Blondie No malier what may happen- Whatever may befall. I only know l'm mighty glad' I'm living, that if all. Generalg lTransferrcd from Stephens Highn Chairman of Executive Committee 35 Glee Club 33 Commercial Club President 3g Operetta 33 Minstrel 3g Senior Play 4. CARL EVERETT JOHNSON ohnson Industrial Arts Transferred from Edward Little High .IANICE RUTH DOLLOFF Mickey fllnfays keep em lauglvmg General lTransferred from Stephens Hlghl Glee Club 3 Outing Club 4 Operetta 3 Senior Play 4 MARSHALL GARNEAU Marso S1rno I at rs! you dont surccrd try reading the directions Industrial Arts Hockey 2 3 Football 3 4 Track 3 Winter Sports 7 3 4 Science Club 3 Dramatics Club 4 D Club 3 4 Outing Club 4 Press Club 7 Craft Hobby NJ . , . me - -s P- v - -1 4 . a u 1 w - U .. 4 .. f H , . . . ,, v v n - v 1 . ' . ' . . ' -, . . , . . , . . 7 . -, -. LOUISE AURA NOYES Lucy Out 0 xchool lr e mio lx e 5 school Comme cal Softball 1 Z Glee Club l Z 3 Commercial Club 7 D amatlcs Club 3 Pho ography Club 2 Operet a 1 3 Concert 2 Mms rel 3 Ofhce Girl 4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook 3 4 Librarian 3 BERNARD M DRURY Bernie Industrial Arts Ho keyl 2 3 4 Captain Z 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Captam 2 3 Football 3 4 Captain 3 4 Winter Sports 4 D Club 3 4 Preslclent 3 4 Senior Play 3 4 Student Councll 3 Concert 2 Minstrel 3 Operetta l 3 Glee Club 3 Science 3 Craft Hobby Z Photography 2 LILA KNOX L1 a Morzey cant buy lvappmess G neral D Club 3 4 Outing Club 4 Comm Club 2 Glee Club l 2 3 Dramatlcs Club 3 4 Ch erleader 3 4 Press Club 4 Craft Hobby 3 Senior Play 4 Concert Z Softball 1 Z 3 4 Oneretta l 3 Mlnstrel 3 4 Ex Comm 3 4 Chairman 50 Carnival Ball 4 RICHARD H SWAN Buddy General Hockey 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Football Manager 4 Track 3 4 Press Club 1 2 3 Dramaucs Club Z Operetta 1 3 Cabaret 2 Yearbook 4 . 1 , , , . , , -. 3. , , I . : . . . . , , , , - 1 : s . , - 7 K S 1 ' 7 Y A 5 3 3 w 9 - , , , , , 2, 3- . 7' . ' . ' . ' , , 9 . , , s , . Y! 'S 0 . I' -7 . ' . . 7 V 7 7 ' 1 z , , . . : , . , , , 9 . . . Q g - , , . 1 9 . p , . JAINICE jUDKIINS Comrrercnal Transferred to New ersey Sophomare year returned Semor year Glee Club I 7 Operetta I D amntxc Club 7 Commer tml Club 7 Pres Club Repo ter GARY A HUTCHINSON Huzzy IVIfdU!H IS better than Cold College Tuck 3 4 Art 7 Archery 3 4 Cmft Hobby 2 Scrence FI I FN GFRONDA flu and le! Irv: Gt-ncr1l Tnnsferrecl from Stephens Hugh Sophomore yc1r Glee Club 3 Commertnl Club 7 Drmntlcs 3 Operett1 3 Minstrel 3 Ofhce Girl 3 4 I.xI'Jr1rl1n -I Superlntend nt s Setretary 4 GFORGE LOUIS JACOBS o e Don! be fm is College Freshman Play I Glee Club I 3 Band 4 Orch str I eretu Minstrel J Archery 4 Craft Hobby -I Outing Club 4 Senxor Play -I Ho key I 7 3 4 D Club 4 1' CAIN X OL' INIAC INF lNlr Grant eommq to class on txme Marshall Garneau hehaxnw Ill Enghsh cl1ss The steadles gtilllg mth som one else Dorothx Dunham lxeepme strll a whole perlo The umor cl155 next xe1r Nllss MISKBXI mth hlon h11r Cnr ner Deloe meh 1 h1lv 1n1ee Dollofl lung tall 'lI1Cl lender The 5chool Vtllllkillf Nlarxhn Xuxghn Lel1nd Hull mthont 1 wmttx rem1rle Mr RlCl13!'d dressed tn 1 c wh x sent M155 Barhalms mthout hlqh heels I E TS REMI MBFR 'lhe odors produce wx the ehennstrx stu ents M1ry Porter 1s a Kansas Sunflower The xear me came to the new benldmg Nlarylm X aughan s enormous dramanc ahrhtx Lloyd Ton le sawng You d hetter get on the ball Those tough daxs en Txpmg class Tue SCHIOFS when thex re gone T1e Football team that hecame State Ch1mp5 Our great coach Mr Rxchard T1e cold nxghts xeatchmg the hoeleeg games Tue dehghtlul comhxnauon of Rand 1nd lDl1I1ll'1I11 Tue xears at D H S lpaf f M Q 'of?'?'?'f 1 ' G' V ' . cl 5 ' 'A . . e. JK ,Q M K S , ,Q , . 5 .' 1 . l x-xl - e 0 Y U' l . A recording of the Viforld Geography class. ' ' ' fd l ' 1' - I' q d- l ' ' . l- 1 , I '. lx ' ' ' ' j k -. 'i fe W A99 UNQDER , ' 'X-.J , .Q Q ,-,-,f l ,U 33913 L J o oo O f .1 O 0 K Q og J 9 , Q Q O X V O Q Q x E 1 DIXIG Prmts JUNIOR CLASS lst Row E Wllll3mS0n D Gordon S Kenney M Brown W Gerrxsh N Towle S Vaughan L Hall Zncl Row Mr Richard E Hall H Smith D Hutchinson N Wxtham R Nlle E Hunt M Knox D Brlggs M Flagg 3rd Row G Hanson F Haines D Masterman F Byron W Cunningham D Horne G Farrar S Taylor J Chrld C Chxlds The ofhcers of the unlor Class are Presxdent, Sxdney Hawkes, V1CCPfCS1 dent, Wardwell Gerrlsh, Secretary Treasurer, Mary Frances Brown The Juniors presented a soclal ln the fall An entertamlng slclt concerning the graduation of a decrepld Semor class was wrltten by Natalle Towle and Mary Frances Brown for the assembly program Mlss Mason dlrected the cast The Bates Bob Cats furnlshed muslc at the ever beautxful junior Prom on February Z4 at the Tuscan Opera House Mr Rlchard has been the home room advlsor Page Twenty :. , . , . , . , . '. . , . , . . : . . . , . , . , . . . ,. . . , . F . . . : . , . , . . . , . , . . . , . .. , . . .I . 1 . . . .- .- DIXIG Punts SOPHOMORE CLASS lst Row S Rolllns R Wing W McGuire F Smlth Smlth M Lslre H Weld M Hmson M E11 J Defosse 7nd Row L Huff F Welch P Hames L Masterman Mass Mason L Walton Ar the begmnmg of the year we elected the followmg class ofhcers Presrdent Marcla Leslie, Vlce Presldent uent1n Sm1th Secretary Fav Smlth Treasurer Hazel Weld Student Council Lou1s Charrty Reporter Peggy Hanson There are twenty hve members IH our class Great pleasure was ours this fall when we made the freshmen conform to our plans at the annual ll'llIl3IlOn For our assembly program we presented a slut entltled The Murder of the Mayor, wrth ' Mayor spelled Mare Qur home room teacher has b en Mlss Mason Pace Twent One l B. Aulwehster. C. llflagoon. l 3rd Row: A A. Arsenault. -L, ' Charity. Byron. E.. Sltinnefordl . . . . - . 1Q . . 3 1 I . : v- 3 1 Q - ' ' . 7, ' Y ff V, - V 9 ' DIX e Prmls FRESI-IMAN CLASS Flrst Row A Fairbanks E Wright S Barnet White Hodston R Reed M Dunham R Charity C Ladd H Francis Second Row G Defoe E Brown M Hxll G Eggleston C Che nery B Records Mlss Barballas M Magoon H Crocker D Mendes N Haskell R Colllns S ant W Cunningham G Averill W Hodge M Webster The first of the school year we elected the followlng class officers Presldent Robert Reed, Vlce President Robert Robmson, Secretary Maxine Dunham, Treasurer amce Hodsdon and Reporter eannme Whrte The Inrtlatxon and Freshman Receptxon program gxven us 1n October by the Sophomores was enjoyed xmmensely In December we presented an assembly wrth a Gay Nmetxes settum, for the school's entertainment MISS Katherme Barbahas has been the Freshman homeroom teacher ' Q : . ' , .I ' , . :. j. 'I , J. 7 . , . , Grose. -I. Adanrs. Third Rows Elles, Stone, C.. Flagg. R. Plaines. N. Stihnelgord, D. ,Dui . . ,, . . ,, . ' 9 Page Twenty Two Dlme Punts EIGI-ITI-I GRADE First Row D Howard F Hutchinson R Mclntxre H Hanson C Libby D Berry R Wrnght G Shaw Second Row G Hutchinson M Palm r Whxte D Welch B Chase M Pepper B Berry M Dailey R Drury E Hammand Thlrd Row P Macomber B McLeod E aclrson lnmson N Collins Fourth Row D Magoon T Rok R Gull E Ellis N ordan W Swm L White E White D Palmer R Muller There are forty students rn our class The followmg were elected as ofhccrs President Beverly Chase Vrce Presldent Dltson Welch Secretary Betty Berry Treasurer Marlene Pepper, Reporter Betty Berry Executlve Commlttee Wayne Swan, chaxrman, Barbara McLeod, Thomas Rock We have partxclpated 1n selhng contests of season nclcets, La Plume papers, magazme SUBSCFIPIIODS and senlor play tlclcets Many erghth graders have won pnzes for outstandmg work Mrs Dunham has been the elghth grade teacher and advisor . . . ' . . , . . ' : . , . . , -I . N. Clark. W. Heywood. Mrs. Dunham, M. Mil.er. C, Coclcran. A. Martin, N. Merrill, C, Wil- '. . . 4 . 1 . , . : . . ' . . A , . J . . . - . Pane Twenty-Three THI OLIIESI ION I often tlmes w alle through a drearx Qrax xard An Qropt for the tlmws rom w lurlw mortals att haue I fttn w wn erx mt u 1 htrt hurt Some forgutttn svmt m moms still tarrrt Are Sou lvlng there all dust and QFIINL Cr have mu owne to some better cltme I Lnow not what xour fate has httn I n w not vox xt u at vt x 1th mtn Utd xou saxl sm s sta of shame Or were xou steeped rn glorx and 111 fame Oh monumental pxeee of stone VV hat sms of man do xou condom For all our earthlx faults are soon forgot Wlmexu once we are dead and I3 tome as naught Sometimes when I wander out alone I pxclc out a s'ngle rugged stone I wonder who w as l5LII'ILd were And what thmgs to them were dear I thmle of the Qrref therr death must ham brought XVhen I Illlflli of the sorrow death has wrought I rehell I ratse mx voree and shout XX hy? Is man on earth hut for to LJ Then I reason and I come to lcnow It xs th1s w ax b ause tts tus' and so And when I End that what s IS meant to e A wonderful peace enxelopes me Mun 1 its X AUGIIXN 50 ffrf Fr , . , . , 1 K , . A ' ' ' ' 'L . du ' A.b:f ' on ' 't d' vl. sew ls le ' ' I'd. ' A he ' L t - e ' I ' fv f I fs I X' - -, f ' 'P I Dk ' li K V I S'A'1 ,Il Id VI I . . If . . .1 xx , , , . ' , ' If , , , A ' 7 Y' . f V? fy 3 N. . ef . I 7 ' 3 ' I H . , g . 5 - I x I l ' ' . V . ., V, H ' . diff' , , I 4 ' ' 2: ' ' ' . ' . , . 3, ' , b , ' ' ,' 3 P113 Tx-he r. . - fm Af , gx 42 ,IQQE-'S f YE:Eg:i!gRC2Q3 Q3 'I 'ffm KCIHWHTJES I w N J, QQ f Z N 5 O X . L 31 W V 'z ,,v E? V SM 6 ' - K C'-J ,l ... fha Q7 5 - ' ix 1 , .4 XX A i i ,, Q? ' ' e N N , I ,A 6 ' ' 1 - f'N'.K fv A I Y I xv V A' ' ' el L.,-mtg' Dlxxc' Punts ARCHERY lst row F Byron D Hutchmson W Hodge J Jacobs G Hutchmson L Masterman D Durone E Byron A Arsenault H Smith I Adams D Ellns Q73 There are Z1 members ln the Archery group The Captam IS Bernard Drury, Co Captaln Donald Horne, Secretary Treasurer Dale Brxggs The archers meet every Tuesday to practice target shootlng or rovmg golf Durmg the wmter months the members remam mdoors and construct bows and arrows Mr Hart 15 the mstructor Page Twenty Slx S. Grose. AZnd row: Swan. Fltagg. D., Briggs. Horne. Mr. Hart. 3rd rowzh R.. Haines,, Dnue Punts ART CLUB lst Row C Ladd R Muller L Whlte D Berry D Wlch S Rolllns R Charity Znd Row G Hutchlnson White B NlcLeod j Whnte A Ma tm S T1ylor C Williamson F Wright M Palmer M Dunham 3rd Row S Barnett S Grose M Hull G Eggleston W Heywood T Rock W Hodge A Stone R Haines D Durant E Ellls C Flagg E Adams The ofhcers of the Art Club are Presldent Robert Robmson, VICE Presldent oyce acobs Secretary Stanton Taylor and Treasurer Alfa Martln The club IS dlvlded mto an advanced group and a b gmners group The program mcludes slcetchlngs, sllhouettes, scenes m chalk oll, pencll, and water colors New projects have been bloclc prmtmg and the use of tempers on corrugated cardboard, producmg a weaved eifect The club IS one of the most useful and Oflglnal and the members have done some splendld work Mrs Dunham IS the club advxsor QU Mrs. Dunl'lam.'lVl. Magoon. H, Croclrett, D. Mendes, B. Berry.. P. Macomber. 4rh. Row: D. Ellis. J J 9 - 2 - ' . . . . . 6 . , . , . Pace Twenty-Seven HIGH SCHOOL CRAFT I OBB3 lst Row C Flagg D Mendes D HJ! hxnson R Col ms I. Masterman F Welch D Gordon Nl Nlagoon S Rollms 7nd Row N Haskell R Nrle I' L lne Nl H1rt M leslle G E gleston 3rd Row D lirlgp H Smith C1 Jlobs A Stont l Htxff The Craft Hobby group has been organlzed and dire ted by Mr Hart Mem bershrp IS open to those who are not already engaged xn the regular shop course Work IS bemg done m the varlecl fields of basket weavmg, makrng book ends and ashtrays from keene cement, wood carvmg, metal and wood work, and chlp carvmg EIGHTH GRADE CRAFT HOBBY Fxrst Row C WlllldmSOH B McLeod D Wfelch R Mclntlre B Chase M Pepper B Berry R Drury IN Collms E Hammond Second Rov. N Merrxll W Heywood R Gull E Ellis W Swan L Whlte F Whxte C Cochran P Macomber Third Row C Libby D Berry H Hanson T Rock D Magoon D Palmer R Mlller R Wrrght Mr Hart A 4 3V f . - . .. . . . , - : . . . '.:. es'. r, . . . . '. . g- . . A - - . . ' - ' .. ' ' 1 , - , Dixie Prints CARNIVAL The Dixfield High Carnival which toolc place Saturday the fourth of February was a social and financial success At the Carnival Ball that evening Nadine Hodge the senior candidate was crowned the Carnival ueen of 1950 Miss Mary Frances Brown who was the Junior Candidate presided as Lady in Waiting Minot Flagg held the honor of King by acquiring the highest number of points during the afternoon events at the ski meet Close behind Mr Flagg was Alton Arsenault Next in line were Bernard Drury and Marshall Garneau The trophy was donated by Ralph Clarke of Rumford His generosity is greatly appreciated by D H S Page Twenty Nine l Seated. Jeanne White, Mary Brown. Nadine Hodge. Standing: Marcia Leslie. . . . , . , , . 1 , Q ' 9 9 ' ' DIXIE Punts D CLUB lst Row M Hanson S Vaughan M Vaughan L Knox S Kenney B Records A Fairbanks F Adams L Masterman 2nd Row Mr Rlchard O Robbins C Chnld acobs N Hodge B Drury N Palmer B Dunham M Knox R Swan D Gordon N btlnneford 3rd Row M Garneau E Stmneford M Flagg L Charity The D Club consists of the members ln lngh school who have obtamed a varsxty letter The club has sponsored rallles before and after the games Snake dances, cheers, and speeches by the coach have been perpetrated Thxs year the D Club arranged and executed all the affairs concermng the wmter carmval Officers are the followmg Presldent Bernard Drury XIICC Presxflent Bryant Dun ham, Secretary Treasurer Norma Palmer, Buslness commlttee Donald Horne, Ethelyn Adams, John Chllds Mr Rxchard has been the club advlsor Page Thlrty fl 7, .. '. V. , I. Q :I . ' 1 ,. . Q 'A 1 . QAA, Q ,. . A. Arseniaulti W. Hebert, D. Mastermzm. Horne, Averill. Rand. W. Cunningham: ,, ,, . . . . ec as ' - I ' - I . - 3 . - . - I Dune Prmts TI-IL DRAVAI IC CLUB lst Row M Ellis H Weld D Go don R Wing M Porter B Chase R Collxns L Hall M Dunham Defosse A Fairbanks W McGuire I' Smith Zncl Row S Barnett S Gros M Hrll White R Reed M Broun M Vaughan D Dunham Hodsdon N Palmer S Kenney P Macomb r 3rd Row N Whxtham H Crockett M Magoon F Welsh M Hanson L Knox M Muller B Records D Mendes D Hutchlnson L Mast rman N Haskell P Hames Miss Barbalns G Dafoe C Flagg H Smith G Hanson W Cunnmgham N Stlnncfod D Clark S Taylor D Rand G Farra E Stnnneford E Byron E Hall L Charlty A Arsenault B Martin H Hanson The Dramatlc Club began another actlve and prosperous school year by presentlng a mmstrel at Rumford ln December The thr e act comedy mystery, The Adorable Imp , was presented m Aprll The ofhcers are Presxdent Marylln Vaughan, VICE Presldent Robert Reed, Secretary Dorothy Dunham Treasurer Mary Brown M155 Katherme Barbahas has been the dramatic coach T A 1 'T' M. Knogt. Vaughan: N. Towle..E. Brown. Hunt. C. Cheneay. Walton. R. Nile. lirh Rowt D J -V ' - A - cz ,, . . . . 1 . . . - . -- . 1 Q 1 Pace Thirty-One Tn 0 Prmts MINSTREL lst Row S Rolllns G Farrar E Hall R Reed M Vaughan W Cunnlngham G Defoe B Martln A Arsenault Znd Row M Brown S Vmglnn N Towle M Dunham A Fairbanks R Records N Wxtham S Grose N P1lmer L Knox S Kenney L Whrte Std Row M Porter P Macomber E Sunneford D Rand N Stmneforcl M Hanson L Hall The Dramatlc Club was aslcecl to present an entertamment for the Dxamond Match Company s Christmas Party on De ember 17th Marylm Vaughan suppllecl the scrlpt and preparatlons were begun for a mlnstrel show The performance was very ably cllrected by Mrs Narhal Weston The show contamecl endmen, several darlcy m3mm1CS, a chorus, an rnterlocutor, and speclalty numbers The entertaxn ment begun wrth Chrlstmas carols and carrxei the Yulencle theme through to the final a very effe t1ve presentatlon of Sllent Night A repeat performance was glven at the Tuscan Opera Hous on December 19th The busrness ends were ned together by the competent manag r Mary Frances Brown CD Pcxce Tlnrty Two f 'lic . I . , . . - . . . . . , . . . . , . . I . . . 4 1 , . . . 1 . . . , . , . . . 4 , . , . . . . I . , . , , . F . . V c . - - ee - - as 1 Y' ., . D c . . 0 - .. , . DlXle PHQTQGRAPHY CLUB lst Row D Howard T Rock E Adams Mr Gram XV Hbrt M Leslxe C' Mfnlramson Q73 The ofhcers of the Photography Club are Pres dent Wxlfred Hebert, Vlce Presxdent MSFCIH Leslle Secretary Treasurer Ethelyn Adams The meetmgs are spent dlscussmg the baslc essentlals of good Photography and methods of xmprove ment The members are planmng to purchase an enlarger ln the future M Hardmg spolce to the group about Photography and xllustrated several cameras Several evenmgs have been spent at school developxng fllms Mr Grant has been the club advxsor QD Pct Q Tmrtx T ree Prmts S. Rollins. find Row: .F. Smith, M. Pepper. Jordan. lj.'Hor-ne, iMncon'lber. N., Charlc, Fl Haines. -Q . . 3 I - 1 . . ' ' . r. D111 C Prmls PRESS CLUB lst Row R Charuty E Brown Whxte M Dunham W Cunningham D Dunham B Dunham Vaughan M Porter M Hansen G Defoe Znd Row S Barnett A Faxrbanlcs P Haines B Berry Knox B Records H Crockett Miss Mason C Chenery M Vaughan S Kenney N Towle Taylor E Stmneford G Hansen R Swan The Press Club was orgamzed to lssue the La Plume, our school paper, to mform the communlty about our school affarrs Ed1tor1n chxef IS Bryant Dunham Managmg Edxtor Walter Cunmngham Assistant Edrtor Rlcharcl Swan, ASSOCIQIC Eclltor Sarah Kenney, Buslness Manager Nell Stmneford, Ass1stant Helen Croclcett, Alumm Ed1tor Marylm Vaughan, Exchange Eclxtor Mary Porter Sports Edltors Norma Palmer and Delbert Rand We entered the Colby Contest for h1gh school newspapers Many papers from Androscoggxn and Franlclxn countles are among our exchanges We owe the great lmprovement of our paper to the mterest and efforts of MISS Barbara Mason, the club's advlsor Page Thlrty Four : . ' , . , J. ' , . , - ' 1 - 3 - - S. . . , . ' . . , : . , . , . , . . L. . . , . , ' , . , . . . , . . S, Gross, E. Adams. N. Palmer. 3rd Row: N. Stinneford, E, Hall, G. Farrar. D. Horne. D. Rand. S. , . ' , . , . . ' ' QQ 97 . -. - . . Z Dixie PRIZE SPEAKING lst Row Norma Palmer Sarah Kenney Sarah Vaughn Nm y Witham Leona Masterman Lola Walton Mary Porter Znd Row Mr Grant Susan Grose Mary Frances Brown Margaret Hanson Marylin Vaughan Natalie Towle Miss Frances McIntyre oyce acobs was absent 3rd Row Gardner Defoe Douglas Cla lc Gene larri Ceorge acobs Be tram Nartm Prize Speaking was organized this year under the able direction of Miss Frances McIntyre Several of the above group were unable to compete in the preliminary contest The prize speakers with their resp ctive winning pieces are loyce acobs As the Herons Fly Marylm Vaughan, with the original piece, l Remember Norma Palmer, When Hanna Was Eight Years O'd Natalie Towle, The Necklace Lola Walton, Susan Gros , Sarah Kerney, Mary Frances Brown, and Leona Masterman also competed Schools in the prize speaking league are West Paris, Canton, Buclcfielsl Oxford, Woods o lc Delegates will b sent to the University of Mame Q Q Page Thirty Five Prints W i : , , . . C . , . . : . , . . . , . . J -I . : , 1 , -f, ' J , ' -- . ce aa. - - - - - ze a s ni ee - ss. - 9 4 9 ff ,Y G 1 v I - . , I C . 9 . v- . THE SENIOR PLAY lst Row O Robblns N Palmer G 1cobs M Vmughm D R1nd 7nd Row Dollog E Ad1ms N Hodge B Chase E Leslxe L Noyes M Luce M Potcr Mxss Barbalxas 3rd Row R Swan B Drury M Ga ncau F Maccmber R Potr L Kn The semors pres nred the1r play Love Your Nelghbor on De ember 14 and 15 The play concerned the love trials of a young g1rl and her bee lceepmg beau The followlng plctures are S enes from the The cast Was dlrected MISS Katheflne This Panel ns composed of plrtures of the Senxor play Th upper left hand pncture ns scene from Arr III The upper rlghr hand plcrure IS scene from Act III The mob scene caused by escaped hues of the lower left panel 15 from Act Il The lower rlght hand picture IS from scene II : . ' . . . - . 4 1. . . . . . . . .V .. I: . , . . .- ,W .I T .V . 1 l , .Q T2 . .. - ox.. Q N F - 6 - QQ - as F - c . Barbaliss. if f U i y If ,- .ll 5 X' 1' , My 7 ,, Y.. , The upper left panl picture ns of the Wxnter C1 nxml Th upper rlght pmel picture shows the Kung Minot Fligg ind ueen Nidln Hodg Th lowcr left p1n l Pl ture rs 1150 of the Carn1v1l fha loner rlqht pmol pl tur shows th Kmg 1n:l u cn kneeling, before the former Queen oyte 4 llhnrmn stxh ot th hrgh athool l shown In th upp r left puture Nllss Nltlntxre 1nd er tommertnl group 'fre shonn ln rl: upper rlght pnture The lower left pnture 15 ot the gurl: smgxng Slroup mth Blu: Nluon Nlr Grmt md the ofhte ,url lrc depl ted m the lower rx2,ht pmel pxcture 5 ' . ' . .5 Q . V. ' 2 2. 2 'r . 3 'C . ' 1 . ' K 4 c 9 , 1 9 . Q 2 ' . ,l ' l'lT'Q1T2'!. Thx ' . ' . v ' 2 s ' ' 3 2 I 1 ' , l .4 ' ' . h 'X 4 jk x! JS if? ff Q Nhfwf Wr- X fl Hll Ali, .l 1 'x ix il W! Y N 1 P N I Q' ! , j 3, 'Af 'Eff ff' X 5 , - CQDQ 'Gf,34fXlfw, Kgyfffx lx xjrw ' -f, IPX E fbff- L -1Yi 'Ilx VJ ,L gl Q' Dlx! Prmts FOGTBALL Center L End R End uarterback I-Ialfbaclc Fullback STATE CHAMPS to t dA Rd yMF1aggDMt WC ngh R 1llESr dDHon 'V1 WHb 'Q ' . 1 1 1 1 ls R w: N. S innefor , . Arsenault, D. an , B. Drur . . . . as erman, . unni am. 2nd ow: R. Swan. E. H. . . innefor . . r e, 1 . Garneau, . e ert, Mr. Richard. LINEUP: SPARES: Q . ' . . . 1 . 30 ' 76 O . 7 ' 24 O . 14 ' ' 21 O . 21 V ' ' 34 O . Z8 ' . ' 21 . 4 , . ' 32 Sept ct ct ct ct Nov Nov D Horne M Flagg D Rand J Chllds B Drury W Hebert L Aver111 M Garneau C Chulds D Masterman W Cunnmgham Monmouth 18 Dlxfield Buckfleld 20 Dlxfleld Brldgton 13 Dxxfield Nlechanlc Falls 18 Dlxfleld LCRVIIC Inst 13 Dlxfleld Topsfield Mass 12 Duffield 18 Manchester Mass 40 Dxxfield 21 E Hall F Byron E Byron N Stxnneford E Stmneford Poqe Forty Dine Prmts HOCKEY lst Row R Swan B Drury W Hebert D Hon D Masterman O Robbins B Dunham nd Row Mr Richard C Child A Arsenault C Magooi D Rand C Flagg G acobs D Biggs Coach Richard turned out another remarkable team this year in the form in the State Series as a result of losing to St Dominic High School and Lewiston High School The combination of Drury, Dunham, and Robblns n the front line was hard to beat The season ended with a total of eleven wins, five losses, and two ties Horne Hebert Masterman Robbins Drury Dunham D B ggs Page Forty One Goalie R Defense L Defense R Wmg Center L Wing Manager Spares Rand Magoon Swan Arsenault acobs Child : . . . , . . . r c, . . . ' , . . 2 : . ' , . ' . . , . 1. . , . . .j , . r' . of a hockey team. The boys were really driving to win, but came out third D. ' : W. . D. D. . C. O. ' . ' R. B. A. B. . ' G. J . ri C. ' Dixie Prints CHEERLEADING Kneeling S Kenney M Hanson L Mastcrman S Vaughan E Adams L Knox B Records A Fairbanks LZ Lila Knox and Ethelyn Adams Juniors Sarah Kenney and Sarah Vaughan sophomores Peggy Hanson and Leona Masterman, freshmen Barbara Records and Ann Fairbanks At the begmning of the vear new blue and white uniforms and megaphones were purchased with funds procured from a very successful cheerleading social The cheerleaders have done a marvelous job in supporting the football and hockey boys Miss Mason has coached the girls Pace Forty TWO This year two cheerleaders were elected from each class. They are: seniors- 5 ' ' - 3 Dixie TRACK lst Row T Rock H Hansen G Defcv R Swan C Magoon 7nd Row I. Charity A Arsen1ult H Smith G Jacobs E Ellis M Flagg D Durant E Sunneford Mr Grant This year our cross country track team was directed by our principal, Mr Grant Although we failed to mamtarn our first winning score of the season, we made a very good showing for Dxxheid by placing second rn the county meet held at Drxfield on November 8 Final scores of the meets are cr Oct Oct Nov I4 Page Forty Three Canton Andox er Rumtord Dwheld Dnxheld 76 5 0 30 Dlxheld Dnheld Dnheld Andover R rlrmm ford 71 0 J H 8 Prints On. s . qqy at in Q . Il Dixfaeld my at Canton my . 14 - Q2 y at 'Y is y Off. zo ' Q2 y af qsw . 25 my at . qgy . 3 ' i' J HI ' il r Dixe- Prints SOFTBALL lst Row R Wing W MCG ire L Knox N Palmer D Gordon P Hames M Knox FSm1tl'- Znd Row S Grose S Kenney E Adams B Records Mr Hart F Welch E Brown M Vaughan M Dunham 3rd Row M Porter N Hodge Mlss Mason S Vwghan P Hans n Thls year we have had no fall softball but a heavy s hedule of games IS planned m the sprmg Schools 1n the spr1ng league are Rumford D1xf1eld Woodstock Buclcfield West Parls, and South Parts Team POSIIIOHS have not yet been determmed The g1rls who are out for the sport agam are N Palmer, L Knox, E Adams, F Welch W McGu1re, M Vaughan, D Gordon, M Knox S Kenney, S Vaughan, and S Grose New 3d2llf1OI'lS are B Records, A Fa1rbanlcs,P Haines, R Wmg E Brown, F Smith, and Hodsdon The team hopes for a very successful season under the dlrectlon of thexr new coach M1ss Mason Q Page Forty Pour . l Z. .. , . ,. , . .. .. . . , ' I 1 , . . . .. , , . . ,. -. . F . , .. ' 5 9 7 9 ' . . , .... ., . . , . . J. . , . BASEBALL DIXIG Prmts lst Row L Charlty C Magoon C Flagg G Defoe A Stone S Rolhns 2nd Row C Llbby B Dunham D Rand W Cunningham B Drury W Hebert R Swan C Chlld A Arsenault 3rd Row W Cunningham N Stmneford W Gerrlsh E Stlnneford G Farrar S Taylor D Clarlc E Byron D Durant H Smxth W Hodge Mr Richard The sprlng baseball wlll commence 1n April under the direction of Coach Alexander Richard The boys going out for the sport agam are B Drury W Hebert D Horne C Libby W Cunningham, B Dunham C Childs S Hawkes E Stmneford Childs D Rand R Swan L Char ty, and C Magoon Schedule of Games Aprxl 22 May May Max May May May May May May 'Vlay June Pace Fort, FIVE Xvext Paris Canton Buclcheld Leann rm Ovtford Bryant Pond West Pans Canton Oxford Buckheld Bryant Pond Leavm Inst l . : . , . , . , . , . . , . , X 2 V' 4 at j 5 at Ig. ' 9 at . 12 ' 16 at ' 19 at 20 23 . '31 at ' 2 ' . IC ALUMNI ALUMNI 1948 Margaret Therrlault Davis Housewlfe at Portland Paullne Porter Puna Housewife at Drxfleld Beverly Collins Childs Housewife at Dlxfleld Constance Brown Tuths Housewlfe at West Peru Maxlne Talnter Moore Housewlfe at Dxxheld Laurestlne Bradford Drury HOUSBWIIC at D1Xl:lCld Farmxngton Dorothy Brxby Allen Housewife at New Sharon ALUMNI 1 Irene Trembley Stenographer at Dua mond Match oann McGray Employed at Dramond Match oyce Holman Secretary at Txmberlands Betty Porter Employed at Diamond Match Katheryn Tyler Trammg at Rumford Communxty Hospxtal Dorothy Moore Hutchmson House wxfe at Mexlco oan Trubee Ferland Housewrfe at Rumford Ora Bordeau Unemployed Phylhs Welch Tralnmg at Rumford Commumty Hospxtal Mary ean McIntyre Unxversxty of Malne Kelth Morrlson Employed at Morrxson s Garage Erlon Grll U S Navy Ronald Cushing Bates College Walter Taslcer r U S Navy Homer Newell Employed at Dl3lDOI1Cl Match Co Eugene Blalsdell Employed at Oxford Paper M111 Paul udlclns Un1vers1ty ofMa1ne Coralyn Stxles Bhss Buslness College o Anne Corrow Coolcj Student at New Brxtaxn Teachers College Charles Chrld U S Marlnes Robert Grose Traphagen School f Deslgn Leshe Hxnlcley Convalescmg at Berrys Mx s Cleon Adams Unxversrty of Marne Wrlham Eustxs Employed at Stowell McGregor Corp Glenn Carleton Employed at Sunnys Lunch C73 Pace Fort S f Di:-1 - lflYIIIlfS . 1 I li . . -T . . . ' ' 4 he m- I ' ' . ' 1 'ma f . A I ' r I- ' - ' Maxine .Porter fChildsl-Housewife at Donald .Austin-U. S. Marines. ' . 6 ,ti . . . I I . J ' - ' . 949 - - I J I 4 M ' J - . . . U , U ' J . - I ' I I - . . . O . . 7 l . 'll . W . . . . D If . ,L - . . . -n ' - 1 ' 4 I- I ' - ' 9 N 2, fl , IT E R A R 'H ,SNR 4 EN lm 432 1? s' H We ge X! if A f DIXIS Punts THE MASTERPIECE Wrlte a poem The Teacher asslgned A poem? Thought I wlth my mmdfp Serious? Funny? It doesn t matter Get to work and stop th1s chatter I worried fretted chewed my hngernanl All my efforts seemed to no avaxll I pulled my haxr I racked my braln Much more of thls and Id go msane' Thxnk now' Every poem had a first lme And wxth the next one must rhyme I picked up a pencll and began to wrlte Oh I can compose poetry all rlghtl There' At last' I ve hnally got a start Whew' Wrxt1ng certamly IS an art' I slave I sweat I groan Im done A masterp1ece a beautxful one' But why does she look at me so unkxn I ve aged ten years ln the wrxtlng Can xt be she flHdS If unexcltmg? You wrote for sxxty mxnutes says she Is thns all you have to pass to me Oh dear you never can seem to te And I wrote all two l1nes so very well MARY FRANCES BROWN CON TENTMENT Walklng thro the meadowlet A brooklet I behold Whose rxpples seem llke satln blue And hned wxth pearls and gold Faxrxes dancxng through a mtst Laugh to a vacant dark And seem to mock xn merry tones The happy meadow lark The cool green grass so sweet below Is but a carpet rare And yonder strll the sprder web Is fames golden halr And breezes carry o er to me The sweet Begonxa scent And though I m age among Gods Youth He knows that Im content JOYCE JACOBS 51 THE MISTAKE The huntlng season had opened The farmer had cleaned hrs gun rose up brlght and early beat the r1s1ng sun strolled out into the meadow waded across the creeks gazed up 1nto the mountams At the beautiful snow capped peaks He heard a rustle beslde hum H15 heart nearly mxssed a beat H15 mouth began to water As he thought of h s wlnter meat He ralsed hrs gun and fired He could see the anlmal now It lay so stlll and peaceful Hrs nelghbors ersey cow RICHARD PORTER MAINE My dear old State IS callxng From mountams hxlls and lanes And holds nts arms w1de open To welcome you to Mame I can tell of 1ts mlles of sea coast Of forests full of game Of the runmng brooks and rlvers In thls dear old State of Mame I could tell of the mlllxon beauties Whxch have brought our men thexr fame Of the blrds and lovely flowers In thls dear old State of Mame But words cannot do justlce PICIUFCS cannot make lf plaxn You must come and see the beautles That awaxt you here ln Mame MINOT FLAGG ETERNITY Here today And gone tomorrow Easmg pam And leaving sorrow Man woman Chlld and wlfe Each one walks Thls path ln hfe Pcfqe Forty E1ght ff I U, ' ' 7 ' , . , . , ' Q . . . ' ' . He ' . To ' ' . . He ' , ' ' . ' He , . '. He ' ' 9 1 ' ' , ' 7 I 7 . . , ' Y . . . . Q ' 7 - . . 7 7 - l , . . . , 1 a -' l ,SO , . Proudly, I pass it to the mastermind. ' d? ' ' , . . . 1 . o . - 1 . , , , ' , QQ ' ' ,, 0 , . . - -pas , , ll! . ' . ' 9 . , . . , . ,5I Y 9 7 7 . . , . . . 7 ' , Y 7 , , ' ' 7 , . . . THE NEGRO S LAMENT Ih chmbed out of bed thxs mornmg Ih felt lonely an dreary xnslde Thar was no one aroun to greet me No sound but the rxsxng txde Ih dressed an went down to the corner Whar me an mah frrens uset to meet Twas cold an was startm to snow out An I h was out thar wrth bare feet Sounds crazy9 Maybe so to you whrre folks But you dont know what povertys lxke You an your big fancy car An the krds r1d1n aroun on a blke You say th1s here country has freedom? But what freedoms for us do you know? We shovel your walks to make money Whnle we stand with bare feet ln the snow Its gettln awful cold out now The wmd has a furlous sweep Ile m Qettln so t1red an mah feet are so cold Fore Ih go to sleep Ih must tell you Please help the negroes to be These may be mah last words so ah m hop1n You wh1te folks have ltstened to me CAROLINE CHENERY 5 THE MOON Some say the moon lS made of green chcest Others say If IS made of mold But I have always beltevezl myself It was one b1g mass of gold ETHELXN ADAMS 50 GOD S SEEDS One day along a path I walked As happy as could be The gentel wmds the branches rocked bpon the great green sea My heart was gay my heart was hght I had no thought of fear For all arond me shmmg brlght Was b auty old and dear The sun upon the valley shown In splendor unsurpassed And I knew the seeds that God has sown Would Hourlsh and would last SARAH VAUGHMN 51 Pcxcre Pot N1 e DIXIE Punts FOOTBALL Out on the held go the blue and whlte They need thxs game ln thexr champlonshlp g t The referee calls the captarns together To declde whlch srde of the held they lrke b tter The whxstle blows the ball 15 klcked These D1xf1eld Boys charge downheld they are not to be hcked The coach IS hollerrng h1t em low We ve recovered the ball so let s go Wrth just three plays Drxheld scores hrst It krcks extra polnt and that s what hurts The other team lS txred and brulsed Drxheld has substitutes they now wlll use The half way mark of the game has come We know our coach has his speech prepared To tell us the mistakes that look so bad The half rs over and we re out on the held Lrstemng to the coach s vlctory appeal The game IS on the boys are high The coach says Ironheads do xt or dre The Dunes get the ball they score agaxn And If takes the hght from the other team from Malne Everyones happy 1n Drxheld tomght The Dxxxes have won therr champlonshlp g t ox-IN CHILD 51 THE ETERNAL CYCLE When wmter wmds and hearts grow cold And promrses lay lxke ashes cold Frxends once thought so dear and true Somehow have proved unfalthful too And hope the last ray of the sun S1nks slowly all 15 done What could a llvmg mortal do But work more worko Then farth wrll come anew MXRY PORTER 50 7 , . . . . 7 7 , 7 , H h . 9 , D . . . , . 7 7 ' 7 7 9 , - . ' s - 1 7 , , . . . . n , 1 ' 7 7 7 7 Y ' ' 7 y - - - ct ' 7 ' ' A 7 7 , ' 7 7 77 , V. . . . - - v , . 9 - , . . . . , . 7 ' 7 ' 7 . A . a s 1 I'h thunk ah'll lay down an' sleep. 'We head for the dressing room on the run , . 7 , 7 , , . 7 ' 7 7 . . . , ' 7 , , . . , . J . Cl ' ' YY 7 7 ' T, . . 1 u 7 7 ' , v 9 , H h . Q , . . - - 7 7 1 7 .. . f e , . , , . 7 , V , l . . . ' I f I I DIX e Prlnls EARLON S MISTREATED MODEL A Each mornmg about twenty past exght Three boys walk tn about flve mtnutes late They have an ex use which ts always the same They say the model A IS to blame Etther lf wouldn t start or they had a flat And Ive even heard them tell Rxcharzls that They filled the tank rn West Peru But to cross that brtdge was more than II could do Now I don t rhmk that that s just faxr After that Model A takes them everywhere To get that car tn dutch wlth Mr Grant It takes a lot of bumps than most trucks can t So from now on boys please try to show A httle respect and on xt bestow Perhaps a quart of Oll when It starts to knock Then try to leave Peru wxthm ten mlnutes after etght oclock SIDNEY I-IAWKES 51 A COLD WINTER NIGHT After supper on a cold wrnter night We hugged the fire wtth all our mlght Mother was busy popptng corn And Jumor was blowtng hxs horn Soon Mother had the corn all buttered and ready But unror was stxll blowmg hrs horn steady Except for Junlor we all began to eat The dehclous IIUEYIIIIOLIS corn so sweet FAYE SMITH 52 ODE Ltttle cloud pretty cloud Htgh up 1n the sky Floatmg and dancmg You pass me rtght by You re gay and carefree The same every day How I wtsh that I too Could follow your way Wtth your hght fleecy thoughts And brtght charmtng smlles You follow the wmds From Caprl to the Isles Y Our beauty unrtvaled Your knowledge supreme You v1ew all Your World Wtth the alt of a queen Float on' Ltttle cloud To your hom tn the sky And someday somewhere on e more Ill see you pass by IJIARY PORTER 50 ASSIGNMENT DEATH Have you ever wondered how tt would feel to s1t tn an electrtc chan' and know that tn a few seconds you would d1e9 Yes dle for sometl mg you dtdn t do LISICH to mv ex pertence and what I hved through I was twenty three years old at the ttme stood five feet eleven wetghed 180 pounds and had brown hatr In the daytxme I worked as a brake man on the Santa Fe Speclal usually hard work That day hadnt been so busy and as I wasnt tlred I decided to take rn a movle After the show I stopped tn a dmer for a sna k and then started home I qutckened my pace as I neared the end of my two block walk through part of the worst slum d1str1ct 1n New York Clty I had gone about a block when a shot rang out from an alley across the street I quickly turned and raced toward the entrance of the alley A man Hashed by me and thrust a gun 1nto my hand and then kept on runnmg I stood wtth the gun ln my hand startng at the body of a man lyxng prone on the ground I wanted to run but I couldnt move I trted to yell but no sound came My mtnd kept repeatmg Run before xt s too late They have all the evidence they would ever need to pm the rap on you Then lf dtdn t mat ter for a cop had a gun tn my back and was talklng to me rn words I could not understand through the haze I trled to explatn how tt had happened but he wouldn t l1sten I-Ie Just kept saytng Yeh Yeh I know thats what they all say As they loaded me 1nto the paddy wagon I fell 1nto a stupor When we fmally arrrved at the statton the cop that had found me explamed Page Frfty I ' . 4 , . . . 7 . A . . , n,- I l ' - 7 7 ,,' . ., . , ' ,- - - 7 7 7 ' 7 9 , . . 7 , . , . . - 7 7 7 - , ' 7 7 7 . . , . I - . - 7 , . . 7 - 7 y 7 - - - ee 1 ' 7 ' 7 ' 77 . , - 7 7 7 - 7 . . F , .. 7 7 7 ' ' ' ' 7 7 7 , . , . - - u -7 7 7 ' 7 . . . ,, . . , ' 7 , . . 7 . . . , 7 - - - er ' ' 7 7 - - 7 77 , . 7 7 ' 7 the case What could I doo What could I say? Nothing could help me now not even prayer As I had no m ney the state furnished ohn Reed as my lawyer Finally on March 18th the trial was about to end While the jury was out my mind wandered back to the past three months Three months of arguish and burning agony in the pit of my stomach The trial had lasted two days Two days of watching other people pinning a rap on me for something I hadnt done ustice' What is justice' Getting up and letting someone talk to you for hours with out a break? Burning question after cjues tion at you and every time you holler I didnt do it have someone cram it back down your hroat? Finally I couldnt take it any longer and I confessed Yes confessed to a murder I didn t commit The room was in an uproar flash bulbs exploded everywhere reporters raced to the phone to have their paper hold When the jury adjourned I was led to my cell by two guards In fifteen minutes I was led back in by the same two guards and brought to stand before the judge and jury while the verdict was to be given The foreman rose and I heard his voice strong and clear We your Honor find the defendant guilty I stood there not say ing anything not hearing anything just standing there until I was led away by two guards I was sentenced to die at midnight july 4 Funny thing that was my birthday But what do birthdays count when you re going to die? In the four and a half months that fol lowed nothing mattered to me I read a great deal but slept most of the time Finally almost before I knew it the time had come I had a big feed of steak with peas and mashed potatoes just like Mon used to have home on Sunday The priest walked with me down the long dark c rridor Then the guards cut off the Pride Fifty Cne- Difie Print sleeves and cuffs of my clothes 11 55 Five more minutes of life I made no struggle or fuss as they strapped me into the chair The only sound was the droning voice of the priest beside me praying for my soul Any last words? No I answered ust throw it I felt a sudden burst of heat and then it was all over assignment fulfilled It was easy You see Im a movie actor DisLBLRT PAND 50 UNDER WHERE? My husband and I had not been happy since we moved to the small house in the country Henry had a lor of money but hated to use it He provided me with very little spendmg money and only one servant As the days went by I grew more and more dissatisfied with my husband Gradu ally this feeling changed from mere dislike to hatred' I would of course inherit everything when he died Mine would be the life of luxury jewels furs automobiles money yes money' That was it I wanted to get control of his n-oney but how? The summer passed slowly then in the early fall I had made my decision I would kill Henry The nights grew cooler and the s orching heat of summer was over At last my chance had come Henry had been away all day on a business trip He had come home upset and nervous That night he couldn t sleep so I suggested a cup of hot cocoa to settle his nerves I went downstairs and made the cocoa with one ingredient not called for in the recipe Ten sleeping pills I knew would be enough to end my dear husband s miserv Tomorrow I would be a rich woman Everything went as planned until a few weeks later when I began to feel uneasv I was alone in the house now because after my Henry s death the servant left One cold November evening as I sat be . S n Y, 9 0 , ' U A - ,I . ' , I j . I rf l sy 7 re sv tt - vs . , J . I - . . , , . ' . , . . , . , J X , . . . er . 7 v ' . , . ,, . 1 0 1 : ' . . . ' 7 ' . . I 7 7 . , j , Q . 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' - DIX e Punts fore the hreplace watch1ng the dy1ng embers there came a tapp1ng on the w1ndow gently at hrst and then louder TlS only the wmd I sa1d knock1ng a tree branch aga1nst the pane Then I real1zed that there were no trees w1th branches long enough to rea h the vnndow The tapp1ng came aga1n I turned slowly and looked there but no' It couldn t be yet there If was the face of my husband whom I had murdered I froze 1n terror and tnen before my very eyes the form melted IITIO the darkness Th1nk1ng I had been dream1ng I tr1ed to forget the 1nc1dent But lf haunted my m1nd all of the next day Two n1ghts later as I sat 1n my cha1r by the fire the tapp1ng came aga1n softly then louder I told myself that th1s t1me I wouldn t look and have to see those Sfaflng glazed eyes burn1ng 1nto my soul The form 3lmlCSSly around Fascmated I couldnt help but follow SIICHIIY the figure ghded from room to room mutter1ng Where IS 1t'7 What have you done w1th 1t7 Where 1 1t9 After cover1ng the ent1re house he d1sappeared as myster1ously as he had come I couldn t sleep at all that nlght but I lay awake wonder1ng why he had come back to haunt me and what he meant when he sa1d Where IS 1t9 Could he have meant h1s money the money I had wanted so badly? Was th1s my pun1shment for the terr1ble th1ng I had done? The next evenxng I knew he would come aga1n I was Walflng for the knock1ng on the wmdow I-Ie d1dn t knock th1s t1me but suddenly he stood before me and sald I cantt stay 1n that cold damp grave any cant stay 1n that cold damp dark grave any 1t' What have you done w1th 1t9 Where IS my w1nter underwear? MARCIA LESI IE 57 GROPING YOUR WAY Have you ever had the exper1ence of be1ng thrust 1nto a dark room wh1ch was com pletely strange to you? You grope the a1r w1th your hands 1n hope of hndlng someth1ng to gu1de you Are you near a wall9 You step caut1ously Are you about to walk IHIO a huge bottomless hole? W1ll someone open that door you thought was behmd you and let t ose b ams of l1ght 1llum1nate your way? How long w1ll II be b fore you Wlll know your way about th1s se ret place? And when w1ll you be freed from ths conhnement'7 I have undergone just th1s At one t me I was a chem1st Yes a chem1st 1n a large factory where I was do1ng very successful vsork Two of the men who worked under my SUPCFVISIOH were constantly playmg pranks on one another It took a cons1der able amount of my t1me to keep my eye on them 1n order that the1r aruhces d1dn t be come d1sastrous One tr1ck they usually played was turn1ng some substance 1nto the others m1xture Th1S would SPOII h1s test so he would have to start If over One day one of the men proceeded Wlfll h1s ch1ld1sh pranks It happened he d1dnt know what h1s r1val had for a mlxture A he poured the calamltous substance 1nto the m1xture a great explos1on occurred' As I stood qu1te near I was struck 1n the eyes w1th the bo1l1ng l1qu1d It was not long before I real1zed I would be permanently bhnd I was thrust 1nto a dark room completely strange to me I knew I was never to leave th1s room I knew I must grope forever I must now choose a new career to whlch my t1me would be en t11ely devoted Careers are l1m1ted when your Slghf has been taken from you What ever IhlS career may be I must be prepared for the wall wh1ch may stop me Also I must be prepared for the huge bottomless hole that I may fall 1nto Yet I know the door of l1ght w1ll never b opened and I w1ll never be freed from th1s confmement I know now that bhndness IS the best real1za t1on of the unforeseen ETHELYN ADAMS Poqe F1fty Two , . . 3 . . ff Y ' ' V- ay - ce ' ' - 1 , , . . ,, . . . , . f 1' h e ' ' ' . . , U F , W u -T' 9 A I . 1 - Q , . . 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