East Corinth Academy - Rocket Yearbook (East Corinth, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1957 volume:

A im HE 1957 ROCKET PRESENTED EY THE SENIIOR CLASS 30 6453 6 EAST CORINTH ACADEMY East Connth Mame mi .v sf?-, if 1 fiwi' 885999 In appreclatron of hrs rnrerest rn all of us and hrs unendlng effort to make thus school a better one we the Semors wrsh to dedrcate thls rssue of the Rocket to Davld Dearlng We hope ln this small way we can show our gratitude and thankfulness for havlng such a flne teacher and coach ln our school Our hats are off to Mr Deanng Thrs Page Has Been Sponsored by THE TRUSTEES OF EAST CORINTH ACADEMY as N Q xy 3 , am, T S . , 'iff ' A , in ' X ,LL ., , -V V inch M.. nf k ' A 18' F M...,,. ...sv 1 x V . , lg P 1 ,,: , s I r . . . . Rl CHP AL S MESSAGE Dear Semors The mam purpose of educatron rn the Unrted States rs to make young people good partrcrpatmgcrtrzens Democracy rsrmpossrble wrthout educatlon The future ofour country depends on our young people Thomas Jefferson made the statement If a natron expects to be rgnorant and free rt expects what never two hundred years ago Although I have been your prtncrpal and teacher for only one year I belleve that I know you well enough to say that I expect each of you to be good crtrzens Keep thrs book well You wlll derive a great deal of pleasure from rt ln fu ture years Your school days are the happrest days of your llfe Iam happy to have been your prmcxpal and teacher if x This Page Has Been Sponsored by , 5 l THE TRUSTEES r W1 EAST CORINTH ACA DEMY 9 T K , rr at was and neverwillbe. This statement is as true today as when it was expressed if of ri R X , 1 5 A . K of 122' .ua-emi -Q., RUCKET BUARD Front row left to right S Tate B Campbell R Cushman C Crane J Fowler M Noyes G Dacey Second row D Grant R. Wilcox E Page A Lrvingston S Greatorex A Mclaughlrn Mrs Burleigh Editor in Chief Assistant Editor Business Managers Charlene Crane Roberta Cushman Judith Fowler Brian Campbell Assistant Business Managers ------ - - Errol Page Girls Athletics - Boys' Athletics Circulation Senior Editor - - - - - - - Junior Editor ---- - - - - Sophomore Editor Freshman Editor - F, F,A. Reporter ----- - - Advisor ----- This Page Sponsored by Mary Jane Noyes - --- - --- - GailDacey - Spencer Greatorex - - ------ - - - Arno Livingston - Ronald Wilcox - - Mary Jane Noyes - - - - - ---- Sandra Tate - - - ---- - - Donna Grant - Arthur McLaughlin ---------------Mrs. Burleigh BROCKWAY s FLOWER SHOPPE BOYD and NOYES IEWELERS 15 Central Street 25 H3mm0I1d SUSE! Bangor Maine Bangor Maine 5 if , ,.,,,,, eq af- . 1 QW? Left to nght Mrs Charlene Burlergh Mr Davrd Dearmg PI.'1l'1C1p31 Clarence Pratt Mrss M1ldred Mitchell Mr Lester Felt MRS BURLEIGH MISS MITCHELL Umversrty of Marne Umverslty of Marne Class of 1946 Class of 1956 MR, PRATT Unlverslty of Marne Class 1940 MR, DEARING MR, FELT Unrverslty of Marne Unrversrty of Marne Class of 1955 Class of 1938 OUR FACULTY Thrs Page rs Sponsored by MERRILL TRUST COMPANY GEORGE W BROWN Dexter, Marne Bangor Marne wubm BRADLEY OLIVER BABB East Connth FFA 1 2 3 4 Chaplam 4 J V Basketballl :corekeeper Z 3 Varsrty Basketball Score keeper 4 Cross Country 1 3 Jr Pnze Speakmg 3 Semor Play 4 CHARLENE NORMA CRANE Exeter Valedlctorran BRIAN REED CAMPBELL East Connth Class History FFA 2 3 4 FFA Basketball 2 3 4 IV Basketball 2 Varsrty Basketball 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Jumor Play 3 Junlor Prize Speakmg 3 Class Treasurer 3 Magazme Campargn Manager 3 Rocket Board 3 4 Asst Bus Manager 3 Buslness Manager 4 Basketball Manager 1 Class Secretary 1 4 Jumor Play 3 Varsrty Cheerleader 3 Junror Pnze Speakmg 3 Worthen Prrze Speakrng 3 Student Counc11 3 Natronal Honor Socrety Rocket Board 3 4 Asslstant Edrtor 3 Edrtor 4 Semor Play 4 FHA HISIOIIHH 4 l 9 1 I . S - - Q .1 3 . ' I . : . ' g i 4 1 1 ' . . 9 : y g National Honor Society. . ,ks yy , A 5 . O GAIL ANN DACEY East Corinth Class Treasurer 1, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3 gs' Softball 1, 2, 3g Junior Prize Speaking, is First Prize 3- League Prize Speakin 33 ' S N Junior Play 35 Class Vice President 3g National Honor Societyg Senior Play 43 FHA Reporter 4. WILBERT EUGENE DANIELS East Corinth Class Gifts Cross Countryl 2 J V Basketball 1 3 4 Salesmanship Award 1 2 3 IUH101' Play 3 Senior Play 4 ft JUDITH FOWLER East Connth Salutatonan Class President 1 2 4 League One Act Play 1 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Softball 1 2,3 4 Class Secretary 3 Iumor Play 3 Jumor Prize Speakmg Second Pnze 3 Worthen Puze Speakmg, Second Prize 3 Dlngo Girls' State 3 Rocket Board 3 4 Asst Business Manager 3 Business Manager 4 Varsrty Cheerleadmg 3 4 Co-Captam 4 Natlonal Honor Socrety Semor Play 4 FHA Parliamentanan 4 Wmner of the Essay Contest 4 ROBERT WAYNE LIVINGSTON East Connth rggrns Classrcal lnstltute 1 2 3 Class Treasurer 1 Band 1 2 3 States Muslc Festrval 2 :Q J V Basebal13 E C A 4 Baseba1l4 I V Basket ball4 Track 4 Magazme Campalgn Manager 4 Student Councll Presldent 4 Semor Play 4 GLENN EUGENE NOILES Kenduskeag Student Councrl 1 FFA 1 2 3 4 Speakrng 1 2 3 4 Chap1a1n3 Vrce Presrdent 3 Parhamentary Team 2 3 4 Wmner of Farm Journal Magazlne Contest 2 Class Treasurer 2 Basketball Scorekeeper 2 3 Assrstant Magazme Campargn Manager 3 Jumor Play 3 Semor Play 4 Baseball Scorekeeper 4 Class Presxdent 3 r I I I I I I I I I I I I : ' : ' Y . ' . 3 . ,ii . S . . I I : O 3 . 3 . . X I : . I . . ' I H. . . . Glee Club 2, 3g Eastern . I I I I I , 0 1 9 I Q a I I f N. . s 1 F l Z' ROBERT PAUL ROCKWELL East Cormth FFA 1 Varsxty Basketball 3 4 Co-Captam 4 Cross Country 3 Q 9 5 RONALD HARLAND THOMPSON East Cormth I V Basketball 1 2 ,gs Baseball 1 2 3 4 FFA Basketball 1 Cross Country 1 2 3 Student Counc1l2 Varsity Basketball 3 4 my 'S. 'N DONNA RAE TOWNSEND Hudson Hermon Hxgh 1 Softball 2 3 4 Jumor Play 3 Jumor Pnze Speakmg 3 Semor Play 4 Student Councll 4 We EK? , z ' . 'S 1+ f fwgfiliilggyk I 1 .. ' -ffl I sf l ' I i 'X ,X FRN.. RONALD JAMES WILCOX East Corinth Class Will JAMES FREDERICK TRAFTON East Corinth Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 1, 4: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, 43 Junior Play 3. ily M FRANCIS ALAN WHITNEY East Corinth FFA 1 2 J V Basketball 1 2 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Cross Country 1 2 Varsity Basketball 3 4 League-One Act Play 1 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Class Vice Presrdent 2 Junior Play 3 Student Council 3 Iunlor Prize Speakrng 3 Dingo Boys State 3 Senior Play 4 National Honor Society . z . . 5 . 9 . , . s r 1' - A it ,Q A 5 . R5 ' fi V J- . : . . . : A ' . . . A 4 1 Q 1 'V ,:,V , ', s 9 ' ' ' 9 ' 5 ' f I I 'Wa- if Zfdffsws x f'i. JUNIIUR CL ASS Front tow left to rtght C Brown P Tate E Page D Nolles R. Cushman J Htchborn Second row Mr Felt M Noyes P Watte N Houston A Clark, M Duran A Wheeler L Goodwm R H111 H Moores Thtrd row A Llvtngston J Mogan R Marlman N Clement C Campbell A McLaughl1n S Greatorex R, Wrseman Nfn 'gy xi'-A-fl C-in SUPHIUWHUR li, CLASS Flrst row left to rlght N Trrmm F Bean W Brawn B Hutchmson Second row Mr Dearmg R Ellts S Tate S Skolfleld S Trlton L Elltott A Cougle L Rockwell Thlrd row J Munson S Speed D Foster S Campbell P Adams This Page lS Sponsored by ANN S GRILL East Cormth Marne JUNIOR CLASS The Jumor class has an enrollment of twenty seven whrch makes us next to the largest class at the Academy Our class offrcers are Presrdent ERROL PAGE Vrce Prestdent DUANE NOYLES Secretary PEARL TATE Treasurer ROBERTA CUSHMAN Class Advlsor VIR, FELT November 29th the .Tumor Class had a publrc supper to boost our funds for our class trrp also the supper we celebrated Mr Pratt's brrthday The door prrze that evemng was won by George Mann of Bangor Thrs year one of our Iunrors, Mary Jane Noyes, partrclpated rn the Senror play The Jumor class has chosen a play whlch wrll be presented rn May We w1ll be lookmg for good weather and a brg crowd Thls year at E C A there are two Englrsh classes of whrch the ,Tumors and Semors may have cholce college and general The college class contams eleven Jumors and eleven Senlors Thls class made a day tour of the Unlversrty of Marne December 13th We all enyoyed the trrp thoroughly The Iunlors are contrrbutrng a very lmportant part towards the sports world at E C A thrs year We have some of the best basketball players rn our class, two cheerleaders, and softball players a group we wrsh to thank all who have made our three years at E C A happy and success u Jumor Edrtor Mary Jane Noyes SUPHUMURE CLASS On September 6 we enrolled rn our sophomore year w1th 23 students At our frrst meetrng we elected the followrng offlcers Presrdent FRANKLIN BEAN JR Vlce Presldent WENDELL BRAWN Secretary BONNIE HUTCHINSON Treasurer NATI-IALIE TRIMM Class Advrsor MR DEARING Our class rs well represented rn sports tlus year We have four boys on Junror Varsrty Basket ball Franklrn Bean Jr Spencer Speed Dwayne Foster and Wrnston Darlmg We have two varslty basketball players Wendell Brawn and Sumner Campbell Three grrls are on the basketball team thrs year Nathalre Tumm Sandra Trlton and Sandra Tate We have one Iunror Varslty Cheerleader th1s year Lovern Ellrott Four Sophomore grrls are on Vars1ty cheermg Nathalre Trxmm Sandra Tate Sandra Trlton and Sandra Skolfleld On September 27 the annual Freshman Receptron was held whrch was much fun for all We wlsh to thank everyone who rs helpmg to make our second year enjoyable Reporter Thrs Page rs Sponsored by Sandra Tate O L DOW NEOTA MITCHELL East Corrnth Marne East Cormth Marne . . .' at . 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AS ' - fl, , ,1 OUR ll RTLSIHIMEN BLESS PM The freshman class of East Corrnth Academy met the frrst week of school and elected the followmg offlcers President BENJAMIN TILTON JR V1ce Presrdent DONNA FELT Secretary SHEILA COLBATH Treasurer BETTY LEE CAMPBELL Reporter DONNA GRANT Student Councrl PAULINE SODERMARK and ROBERT CUSHMAN Freshman Day was a brg event tor us The grrls had to wear men s nrght shuts one rubber boot and make up on only one s1de of rherr faces The boys were decked out rn nylon blouses shorts nylon hose and scads of make up We all had to carry our books to school rn parls and carry srgns readrng I m a Green Freshman Our class sponsored a food sale rn November to ard a very lrmp treasury Our class dues are 51 50 thts year Betty Lee Campbell has been actrve rn grrls basketball and the boys who are members the Junror Varsrty basketball squad are Ronald Sanford Ben Trlton Robert Cushman and Dav1d Clark One member of our class Robert Worcester rs on the Varsrty team The Jumor Varsrty cheerleaders from our class mclude Lxnda Jenness Delores and Olrve Langley and She1la Col bath We wrsh to thank Miss Mrldred Mrtchell our advrsor for berng so helpful and patrent wrth the Green Freshmen ' Thrs Page rs Sponsored by AUSTIN E JENNESS A FRIEND East Cormth , 'I W , 4 ' K v as 9 27 41 A . , . . 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W A . . , , ., -s,.,,,- e, ' ' ' ' ' ,Q y K 1: K rf 'Q . - 3 N 1' ,A X 3 - -L my f- I A A - 'X if W ' xl - E A v F Q I SENHUR MEMURIIES As graduatron draws near we look back at the years past We remember the stunts that were played on us at Freshman Reception as the Sophomores welcomed us to the Academy Durmg our Sophomore Year we made sure that the class of '58 was welcomed as well as we were Our Jumor Play was another memorable affau Ronald Thompson played the part of an old scrub woman and Heather Furlong, who had to change schools durtng practlce, returned and frlled her part so well Thrs year we sponsored the annual Hare and Hound Chase, whlch was rained out as we started to cook the hot dogs Our Semor Play was qulte a success though thanks to Mrs Burlelgh our English teacher and coach Also through her efforts we had the prrvrlege of attendrng the Marne Masque producttons at the Unlversrty of Marne for four plays dunng the school year We can mentron only a few of the good tunes we ve had at E C A but we would llke to show our apprectatton to all the teachers and frlends who have helped us and co operated wlth us to make our stay more enjoyable As the end of the year comes mto vrew we thunk not only of the good times had but also of our classmates who have made the cl1mb wrth us Bradley Babb always talkrng about the Navy Gall Dacey hrgh fl frend Bob Llvmgston trumpet player Glenn Norles polrtrclan Bob Rock well basketball star Ronme Thompson custom frend Donna Townsend tom boy Irmmre Trafton basketball star Buddy Whrtney always gets caught Those ID our class who earned dlstlnctron wrth class parts were JUDY FOWLER Salutatonan BRIAN CAMPBELL Hrstortan RONALD WILCOX Class Wlll DELBERT DANIELS Class Prophecy WILBERT DANIELS Class Glfts Yes 1t's been four years yet rt seems so short when we thtnk of leaving But we realrze now that these four years wrll stand as hlgh stars ln our memory book for years to come Semor Edrtor Ronald Wrlcox Thls Page Sponsored by DR SIMPSON East Cormth Mame and KORITSKY DEPARTMENT STORE Dexter Marne . . . D . . ' . . , . CHARLENE CRANE -------------- Valedictorian C AQTHVHTIIES SCHED LED AND OTH ERWHSE Our DAR Good ClIlZCI1ShlP Candr date Thrs quartet placed second ID CM League Scrabble anyone? Spelling Contest I The team that sparked the magazme sales The One Act Players, The cast of Ruffles campargn. and Roller Skates. ROSS BROTHERS of and THE BLETHEN HOUSE Bangor Dover Foxcroft Wrsh the Sen1or Class of 1957 a prosperous future '1 . S7 C fr I v ,gift ' fwfr I ti? ,V , . ,- V , . 1 4 35 xx 'X What would happen nf? Bradley didn t wear hrs F F A Jacket? Glenn had never worked ln the Columbra Market? Delbert dldn t have somethlng to complarn about? Bob Lwlngston made up hrs mrnd? Bob Rockwell wasn t such a good sport about the teasmg he recelves? Ronme Thompson ever wore duty shoes to school? Brian sard Yes ? Gall got to school before recess? Wrlbert dldn't know the answer? Ronme Wrlcox took hrs phonograph home ? Buddy Whrtney d1dn't mumble rn class? Ilmmre couldn t blush and bluff hrs way through? Donna Townsend let her ha1r grow? Lovern Sandra Sandra Judy stuck to her resolutrons? Charlene grew a foot? ll lott kolfre ld rlton Sumner Lors Samm Dorothy Nathlre Bonnre ampbell ockwell e Tate rchols rrmm utchlnson Spencer Sklp Rebecca Dwayne F ohn Wlnst Pete S D l ll i peed y Brawn ster llflS0l'l n Darlrng Adams Buster B Bette avage f 'xf Thrs Page 15 Sponsored by RUSSELL SMITH BANGOR OFFICF SUPPLY East Corinth, Marne Bangor, Marne 'S X 12' li ' 1' Q Rom A Ellis Connie Reyn U lds Ardyss C O ugle S ' ' IR ' I T ' I H ru N ' 1 . T . I A . H . . O . l li an S ? 4' .Zig X fi Junror Comlc Stnp Nancy Ames Clarre Brown Cllfford Campbell Anna Rae Clark Nerl Clement Wayne Darlmg Larry Cushman Roberta Cushman Marguerrte Duran Lynda Goodwtn Spencer Greatorex Joann l-lrchborn Rebecca Hrll Norma Houston Rrchard Marlman Arno Lrvlngston Fntzr Julret Jones Joe Palooka Grandma Humphrey Pe nnyworth Bettle Barley Lone Ranger Boots Myrtle Lrttle Orphan Dlck Tracy Llttle Audrey Llttle Lulu Dtxre Dugan Annle Mandrake the Magrcran Henry sxqwtv WS ro'-Y . . fl . N. P , . , If M43 . ' S1 ' ' Archie Andrews Hadley Moores Steve Canyon Q X . 3 Q . . . ' ' Q . N Y . . . . . I ll ' ' Arthur McLaughl1n Mary Jane Noyes Errol Page Duane Nolles Donald Savage Pearl Tate Patrrcla Watte Adrne Wheeler Robert Wlseman James Mogan Betty Lee Campbell Robert Cushman Robert Nroles Brenda Wllcox Delores Langley Kerth Speed Rlchard Slagger Sterlmg Clark Donna Grant Olrve Langley Travls Thomas Warner Strout Robert Worcester Lrnda Ienness Verna Stone Nancy Dennts the Menace Sm1l1n Jack Mark Trarl Blondre Dory Lrttle lodlne Jughead Popeye By These Names They Shall be Known Coz Cousy Donna Felt Bashful Goofy Rock and R0 Speedy Tonto Fre ckles Goldllocks Plckle Curly Shorty Rooster Chubby Tomboy Paultne Sodermark Wallace Green Janice Phtlbrrck Rrchard Fowler Charles Ames Davrd Clark Ronald Sanford Ben Tllton Jack McCl1ntock Beverly Walker Shetla Colbath Glenda Townsend Thrs Page 1S Sponsored by Quret One Polly Wally an Dlck Stubby Mumbles Skrnnay Prexy Jackre Bev the Martyr Susle Q PAGE LUMBER COMPANY Bangor Marne ,fra AND MESS SENIIUR MR AND MHSS JUNIOR A Sponsor: STEVENS STUDIO, Official Photographer of the Graduating Class MR AND MESS SOPHUMURE MR AND MESS FRESHMAN P by n ECA ERTENDILTEST STUDENTS RON THOMPSON SANDRA 'I'ILTON BUD S SHOPPING CENTER E r C ' th ' ECA ST-TYEST STUDENTS BENNY 'I'ILTON BONNIE HUTCHINSON 1956 DTRTGD STATE STUDENTS RON w1Lcox JUDY FOWLER M KENNEY S GARAGE N port M ' MUST LIIKIELY TO SUQLCIEED DELBERT DANIELS ARDYSS COUGLE BEST SPORTS JIM TRAFTON JUDY FOWLER L.. HZ MUST L O L RTEOUS DONNA FELT and BRIAN CAMPBELL d by: FREESES of BANGOR, Mame MOST ALL RDUND STUDENTS JUDY L..J ae EEST LDDKTND STUDENTS JUDY a HAD EY oREs p d b RL 5 NHAM ,rw , Wgwqwm ,M Mez, . 1 ,Q f f4pfaf '45 'V ge ' A , :Jw f' ' ,gg 41 SUDENT COUNLHIL, f' NATIIONAIL. HONOR SOCIETY dby KI Q THE FIRST NJIGHTERS fM MAIINE MASQTUE or y o ame OU dw Q 'Sf ALONG CAME CIHIARLIUE by The Semors CLYDE L SMITH BERT BLANCHARD Mobrlhear Exeter Smooth Acres Exeter IF FA UFIHIKCIERS F F A PARLHAMJENTARY TEAM sPg Spos y RUSSELL SMITH ROBERT HARVEY E t C th East C th Ma QQQ5 ARMERS 0 F F A Report of Progress 1956 1957 Our F F A Chapter adopted a vrgorous program of work early rn the year The offrcers who served thrs year were Presldent Wayne Darlrng Vtce President Glenn Nolles Secretary Frankltn Bean Jr Treasurer Nell Clement Reporter Arthur McLaughlrn Sentrnel Donald Savage Chaplarn Bradley Babb Advrsor Lester Felt Ten members of the 40 actlve chapter members have thetr State Farmer Degrees Brtan Campbell IS the only Degree appltcant this year Kelth Patterson an offtcer of the State Assocratron was awarded the Amerrcan Farmer Degree at the Natlonal F F A Convention He 15 the ftrst member of our group to recelve this natlonal honor Arthur McLaughl1n placed fxrst rn the State tn the Charles P Pfrzer Llvestock Judgrng Contest and recexved S100 rn cash plus an all expense free mp to Kansas City He recelved honorable mentron rn the natlonal contest and was awarded a handsome plaque Hrs dad accompanred htm on the trip as a guest of the Pfizer Company Continued on page 39 Congratulations to the F. F. A. and the Graduating Class from WIRTHMORE FEED Bangor Maine FOOTMAN 8a HILLMAN DAIRY, INC. J Trlfmoftrflw HIV? 'Wil' 'fi tcm Muse HOME kg? The East Cormth Future Homemakers of Amertca were ftrst organlzed rn the sprrng of 1955 by Mrs Jesste Oak then Home Economrcs teacher Thls year with the help of Mrss Mrldred Mrtchell the new Home Economrcs teacher the program ts agarn bemg started Thls year there are twenty members and of those etght offlcers were elected They are as follows Presldent Pearl Tate Vlce Presldent Joann Hrtchborn Secretary Roberta Cushman Treasurer Sandra Tilton Parlramentarran Judlth Fowler Htstorran Charlene Crane Song Leader Mary Jane Noyes Chapter Reporter Gall Dacey Mr and Mrs Felt were agaln named as Chapter Mother and Father of the F H A On November 8 1956 a publlc supper was held at the Grange Hall from whxch the proceeds were used for the gtrls basketball knee guards and equtpment Our Chapter attended the Dlstrrct Conventron tn Dexter November 15 for the frrst Thursday meetxng On November 29 1956 the F H A contrrbuted a ltttle to the program rn honor of Harvard Tate at the Academy We presented a gold bracelet to Mrs Tate 1n honor of the occaston There are several proJects planned for the future such as A CARE package for the needy rn Hungary F H A Sunday all grrls attend church Store Wmdow Exhrbrts Forergh Student as speaker Mother and Daughter Banquet So far thls year we have been successful and hope to achteve more as the year progresses Secretary Roberta Cushman 1'4 I, Z-N X 3 ' This Page is Sponsored by eo, I or SQ Wh v 3 rl ' if I T QZ',,,JqlLQQk WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE JERRY's TEXACO SERVICE STATION 00 Nlw no'x'l ' . Dexter Maine Dexter Ma!-H6 QURHNTH S PAST A GLIMPSE INTO THE PAST Corinth today is a proud little town of scrubbed white houses and nch farm lands The mam street 18 teeming with activity and the shiny new cars whiz past the flashing neon lights of the stores. In the farmer's living room is the televrsron set which carries news and ideas from all over the nation The refngerator rs filled to the bnrn with concentrated Juices and all kinds of frozen foods Certainly this Corrnth is very different from the one that confronted Mr Abner Trbbetts and Mr Daniel Budge in 1792 on their early exploratory excursions For then there were no tree Lined streets nor neat farm burldrngs nestling among the rolhng fields. There was only a great stretch of forest watered by the Kenduskeag stream Where now the placid cows are grazing on the Davis Farm there lived a tube of savage Indians Recogmzrng a good thing when they saw rt, Mr Trbbetts and Mr Budge unme drately abandoned their prevrous plans of emrgratrng to the Oh1o Country and decided to make this area of fertile farmlands, home In honor of their original destrnation this land was named New OhlO Massachusetts It rs interesting to note that Mr Skinner sold Bangor rn order to buy Corinth at a mere fifty cents an acre To what is now West Corinth he brought his family and here using a large rock for the back of his fireplace he built a camp Although the camp is gone the rock rs st1ll standing As the members of the Skinner famrly group marned and settled close by the neighborhood was properly named the Skinner Settlement In 1'7'74Jos1ah and Robert Srmpson with a few others, passed through the Skrnner Settlement and bu1lt their homes two mrles to the north It was known as the Simpson Settlement until rt changed ownership rn 1818 then rt was known as the Eddy Settle ment. The years went by and then in 1808 Deacon Hunting saw that with the cooperation of his httle colony the woodlands of the easterly side of the Kenduskeag could be con vetted into fields of gram The Deacon then proceded to do everything he could to hasten the growth of his commumty called Hunting Settlement. which is now East Corinth Three of the houses that were built are still standing and are owned by Arthur Campbell, Carroll Duran, and C J Wrggm 1 The latter is now the residence of Dr Walker 1 The Academy Rocket June 1938 This page sponsored by DR GEORGE R WALKER East Cormth Marne 'X 9 Other settlers followed, including Daniel Skinner who was originally from So from 1792 to 1811 newcomers swelled the varrous settlements until in actuality there was one large community The men of the different locahties contrlbuted therr own particular skills for the benefit of all, In these early days Sundays were strictly observed and manv of the settlers opened theu homes for rehgrous services This was the day to don the best brb and tucker and do the weekly visitrng Although the settlers were still ln the wrlderness, special care was taken to teach the children Instead of the schoolroom the frresrde took its place Parents and children alike learned to read and went on the become self instructors in other fields The formal schools rn Corinth were establlshed early but there is no way of knowing the exact date One of the first informal schools or perhaps the first, was rn Skinner parlor The teacher one of the young bndes of the community gathered all the small children together and taught them from pamphlets she brought with her from Massachusetts Thus the nineteen years as a township were quiet, happy years By 1811 the population of Corinth had grown to number thirty two famihes These families feeling the need for an orgaruzed government sent a petition to the General Court of Massachusetts, asking that they be allowed 'to mcorporate into a town by the name of Corinth' and have all the privileges of a town Th act of mcorporation was passed June was held in the house that rs now owned by Mrs Nellie Skinner ln 1810 Mr Samuel Houston began farming east of Corinth and drew up a petition asking the town to make a road to his farm When the petition was granted other settlers began clearing lands and soon a whole new neighborhood had sprung up whrch was called Savage Settlement Soon the name was changed to Easr Rrdge and this name has survived until the present day The farm lands were rich crops were large and the famihes increased until the road was extended from the East Ridge to the Hudson line Some of these early settlers predicted that in beauty the East Ridge would some day equal her elder sister East Corinth 3 ln 1823 Rev Stephen Dexter came to town and became the frrst resldent minister He was well lrked by all the people and equally at home on the farm or rn the pulpit The Baptist Church was burlt near his home but was later moved to a better location Afterwards there were two Methodist Churches, one in East Corinth and one in West Corinth with one pastor filling them both And so the development of Corinth was well on its way wrth the estabhshment of both schools and churches. Corinth s children today no longer learn the three R's before the hearth but enjoy the privilege of attending well equipped modem schools 2 The Academy Rocket June 1943 3 Early Gleanings and Random Recollecnons by Mason S Palmer This page sponsored by A Skolfreld Henry MacCl1nt1ck GENERAL INSURANCE and BARBER SHOP East Corinth Maine . . , ' . . . gs 21, 1811, and the first town meeting was held March 17, 1812 2. This first meeting Vrllagers st1ll wear therr best Sunday go to meetmg clothes to attend worshlp but no longer rn the front parlor of the Skxnner homestead Church bells nng out on Sunday to beckon the people to SCIVICCS Today people passlng through Connth remark on the beauty of our progresslve New England commuruty and we know that our town w1ll contlnue to prosper and grow be cause of the frrm roots we have rn the past The materral concernmg the Damel Skmner famrly was obtamed from Mrs Nellxe Skmner I would ltke to express my apprecrauon for the help and mformauon she has grven me Judrth Fowler 57 I SIT IN THE SEATS OF THE PAST Because of the growing populatlon ln East Corlnth, there was a need for a secondary school There was a school rn Charleston but rt was not sltuated so as to accomodate students from the surroundtng towns The fust thmg the townsfolk d1d toward the establtshment of a school was to rarse money There was no mrntmum amount for any donor to contribute When the constrtutlon of the Academy was wrltten rt contarned the mformatron that anyone who contnbuted f1ve dollars and slgned the COIISUIUIIOIJ mlght become a member of the assocratton and ellglble to electron as a trustee In 1843 two popular men of the commumty Anderson Parker and Dr Jared Fuller Lrttle IS known about Captam Parker He was born and ralsed ln Isleboro Malne of a well known sea fanng famtly Dr Jared Fuller came to Connth rn 1832 and started pracuce as a physrcran he served 1n the Legrslature one term was a member of Governor s Councrl twrce In 1868 he was charrman of a commrttee to tnvesugate charges agalnst the Insane Asylum When he d1ed he was Postmaster of East Connth The subscrlpttons rarsed by these men was S1 500 00 but two other supplementary funds one for S1 O00 00 and another for S600 00 were secured The towns people subscrrbed from f1Ve dollars to one hundred dnllars per famlly A meetrng was held at McLaughl1n s Tavern Aprll 1 1844 Land was the next problem At the Tavern the cluzens decided to build an academy or h1gh school somewhere between McLaughl1n Tavern and Dr Jared Fuller s house The present owners of these sltes are C O Burleigh and Henry MCCIIHIICR At thls t1me the COHSIIIIIIIIOH for the assoclatton was drawn The constltutton stated that the house was to be located on the road from Levant to Charleston At a meetrng rn Aprrl the Academy Assoclauon decrded to buy a lot s1x rods wlde and ten rods long There IS no record m the trustees report whether Joshua Gregory owner of the property gave the land or sold rt to the assoclatxon Thrs page sponsored by SMITH S VARIETY and SALLEY S LUNCH East Connth Marne - - - . . . 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' , . 9 I ' I I ' I ' I I A few months later a burldtng was started only the flrst floor of whmh was completed by the nme the Trustees voted to commence school rn the Spnng of 1845 The frrst taculty members of the East Cormth Academy were as follows Francrs A Gates, AM Pnncrpal John Huntmg Assrstant Student Mlss Durexa ln Latrn A E Gates Henry Eddy Assxstant Student rn Algebra TRUSTEES Chauncy Corchran, Esquue Presrdent Wrllram McLaugh11n Anderson Parker Treasurer and Agrrculture Hazen Messenger Adam Merrxll Wrlham Gay Mathew Rrtchre John Chandler ln 1845 the cnmculum of the Academy was drvrded rnto three courses Common Enghsh Hrgher Enghsh, and Languages QLBIIII, French and Greek, The Turtron vaned from twenty frve thrrty three and one half to thrrty seven and one half cents per week dependlng on the course On February 15 1847 the spnng term began Tumon rates had not changed and board 111 local homes ran between one dollar and twenty f1ve cents to one dollar and frfty cents per week Wrlham Green became Princrpal of East Connth Academy rn 1850 remaunng two years During hrs tlme at the Adacemy some new courses were added Turuon vaned wrth the sub1ect taken Common Englrsh Three Dollars Musrc QExtraj Srx Dollars Hrgher Engllsh Three Frfty Drawmg Two Dollars Languages Four Dollars Board was sull one dollar and twenty frve cents to one dollar and flfty cents and In the Bangor Darly Whrg and Curner August 16 1853 was the followmg advertrse ment The Fall Term of thrs tlounshmg school w11l commence September 5 under the care of W J Walker A M Pnncrpal Mrs W I Walker PIBCGPIICSS and Teacher of Drawmg Mrs D C Tozrer Teacher of Muslc The rnstrucuon ts at once thorough and pracucal whrle advancement rs not estxmated by the amount passed over but by the practrcal knowledge acqurred A Class w1ll be fomred for the advantage of those desrgned to teach Board IH good famrhes, from one dollar twenty f1ve cents to one dollar seventy frve cents and good opportunmes are offered those wrshmg to rent rooms Tu1t1on each term Common Enghsh Three Dollars Crayon Drawmg Two Frfty Hrgher Enghsh Three Flfty Musrc wrth use of mstrument Languages Four Dollars Seven Dollars Pen Drawmg One Frfty Books w1ll be turmshed at Bangor Pnces 1 From Thesls wntten by Vache1Wakef1e1d Hrstory of East Connth Academy studylng for hrs Masters Degree at the Umversrty of Marne Compltments of SIX FRIENDS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS included fuel, light and washing. In the fall of 1866 George W Adams was the new Prlncrpal Wtllram Lambert taught for one term and left to go to Casune to school rn the spnng of 1867 O January 3 1872 a motlon was passed at a meetlng of the trustees that Davld Fletcher be pard S150 00 for teachrng two terms of school provtdlng that the Trustees could hrre htm for a term of three consecutlve years At a meetlng May 7 1887 the followlng acuon was taken The matter pertalnmg to a free hrgh school came up and II was voted to donate from the Academy fund on half the cost to the town of runmng a free hrgh school rn East Corrnth Vrllage th1s fall and glve the use of the Academy bu1ld1ng for that purpose In 1895 a disastrous fue demolished the Academy but rmmedrately another was erected where the present Academy how stands On January 15 1925 the second Academy burned Wh1le the young adults were wa1t1ng for the thrrd Academy to be estabhshed thay went to school 1n the Town Hall On January 12 1926 dedrcauon exercises were held ln the new bulldrng Several problems concernrng the welfare of the school whrch came to the attenuon of the authontles about this trme were brought before the Trustees One was the questron of the extent of the authorrty of the teachers It was f1nal1y decrded IH favor of the teachers governmg the school under the superv1s1on of the Trustees Another problem was that of enforcement of the study perlods 1n the evemng It was suggested by Pnncrpal Storer that the students remam rn the1r rooms after 7 30 unless the teachers' permlssron be grven There was early rn May a scarlet fever eprdemrc and the school closed for several weeks In 1929 Harry Grant became prrnclpal replacrng Storer Mr Grant created one of the best Agrrcultural Departments comparable to the agrlcultural departments rn many larger schools In 1930 the question arose of havlng an Home Ec Department but no actxon was taken In 1933 the Trustees abohshed the Normal Courses and Latrn Screntrflc was sub sututed At the same trme the whole school was drvxded 1nto three courses Agncultural Classrcal QWh1ch met the New England Entrance Requrrementsy and Enghsh The year 1935 brought on qulte a change at the East Corrnth Acaedmy other than changrng the subjects New tools and rncubator for the Agrrcultural Department were purchased A new basketball f1e1d and later a new gymnasrum floor wrth a seatrng capacrty for a larger audrence were constructed At the same ume lockers were burlt for the use of athletlc teams In 1935 a complete new water system whrch lncluded drrnkrng fountarns, showers, and samtary torlets was rnstalled Thrs was made possrble through the generosrty of C L Marrows who offered a runety year lease on hrs well and drarnage 2 From Thesrs wrrtten by Vachel Wakefreld I-lrstory of East Corrnth Academy studymg for hrs Masters Degree at the Un1vers1ty of Marne J L PAINE and SON Wholesalers of Besse Llncoln Monarch foods East Cormth, Marne Tel 5 3202 . 0 . 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In 1948 a Home Ec department was establrshed Mtss Sarah lane Clark was the frrst teacher Many outstandtng young adults have graduated from East Corinth Academy Today East Connth Academy is one of the most noted secondary schools rn the state of Marne In spite of the fact that the school has twrce been destroyed by frre the townspeople have reburlt the tnstrtutron so that the young people of Corrnth mrght have the best posstble secondary education In the face of spurt lrke thrs we can be assured that the visron of educatron wtll lrve Orl In 0l1I t0wn Mary Jane Noyes CONTEST PARTIICCIIPANTS This year C I Wrggrn 8s Bros offered a twenty flve dollar award to the student of East Connth Academy who wrote the best thousand word essay on any aspect of the history of our town The rntent of the contest was to awake rn the young people of the town an mterest tn our herrtage It was the opmton of the Judges that thrs goal was most certarnly attamed The award was won by Judtth Fowler wrth honorable mentton awards won by Ronald Wtlcox lrbrary Errol Page unusual research Betty Lee Campbell churches and Mary Jane Noyes, htstory of the Academy Sponsor of thrs page IS C, I, WIGGIN 8a BROS, - HOMEBUILDING AND REMODELING East Corinth, Maine F.F,A. Report of Progress continued from page 31 Brian Campbell placed second in the Pfizer State contest and he received a check for 350, Vernon Crane received a check for S25 for placing third. The chapter again won the Fred P, Loring Memorial Scholarship Trophy for the State Parliamentary Procedure contest. We also won the State Farm Mechanics contest, and our oration speaker, Paul Campbell placed in the state contest at the University of Maine. One of the season's highlights occurred in January when the Collegiate Chapter con- ferred the Green Hand degree on 13 candidates. Another highlight of the season was when we had as our guests 16 young men from Iceland visit our Farm Mechanics class, one of our regular day classes and our evening class for young and adult farmers Quite an interest in Forestry has developed and four of the boys have approved forestry projects underway We set 2 000 Norway Pine transplants this Spring During the year every member in school competed in the Hoad s Darryman s Judging contest and the Pfizer Judging contest We were fortunate to have a team in every event at the State Contest As a group we feel that Vocational Agriculture and an active F F A Chapter is a most practical program in a farming community We wish to thank everyone who has cooperated with our program Judy Fowler the F F A Chapter Sweetheart and the runner up Charlene Crane discuss the District Contest which Judy attended Congratulations and Best Wishes from W R, LOVERING MR. and MRS GEORGE H CRANE 29 Main Street Exeter Marne Bangor Maine PLEASE 19 STATE BANGOR TELEPHONE 7309 ETNHQAUTOGRAPH Hmm A r Q '12 '- 1' i, , if-f I 'fl H1 HOOP STARS -.-44'-v ' Prrncrpal Clarence Pratt chauman of the Class S Regron four Playoffs presents the trophy to Coach Dav1d Dearrng w1th a very happy Vars1ty squad beammg approval THE YEAR IIN REVIEW What many oldtrmers call the best team to represent East Counth Academy thls year s edrtron of the Red Dev1ls blasted therr way rnto the Class S spotlrght and w1th an undefeated season agamst all hrgh school competrtron coped the Central Marne League trtle By swampmg therr opponents rn the Class S Regron four playoffs at North Anson the team won a berth rn the Eastern Marne tournament at Bangor The Devrls won the fust game wrth some outstandrng play by Errol Page but lost rn the semr frnals to Mt Desert after a deep freeze 53 61 After losmg erght men through graduatron from last year s frne team the Red Dev1ls were not expected to d1sp1ay the class and sconng punch of prevlous years But thrs was not the case From the openmg w1n over Carmel 62 40 on the latter s home floor to the smashmg vrctory over Newport 85 65 to end the regular season every opponent of the Red and Black knew only one thmg after that fmal buzzer Defeat' Congratulauons to the Red Dev1ls We are proud of our team TRASK'S ESSO STATION East Corinth T0 briefly Sum up the season s hrghhghts we fmd that the Deanng men had rough gomg rn the frrst few games Ttymg varrous combrnattons of players to f1nd a clrckmg qulntet the team was strll able to come out of every game on the long end of the score During th1s trme Trafton Page Rockwell B Campbell Thompson Whrtney Danrels, Brawn and S Campbell were all used ln the starting lrne up After knockrng off a frred up Cormna ball team '75 73 the Devrls traveled to Deer Isle to come from behind agamst Stomngton to wrn 54 52 and then to defeat Deer Isle the next mght 54 37 The Hampden game was a thrrller but Trafton Page and Rockwell scored rn double frgures to provrde the win 43 36 Racklng up the hrghest smgle game score 1nAcademyh1story the Devlls really poured tt on Deer Isle wallopmg the Hancock club 90 47 Although Trafton scored 41 polnts hrs performance was overshadowed by Wlseman s rugged floor play and outstandmg scor tn After Chnstmas vacatron the Hermon Hawks vrsrted the Dev1l's Den to try to unseat the Corlnth club Agarn rt was frne team play that spelled defeat for Hermon 75 52 Agalnst Newport Hartland and Hampden the Dearrng clan galloped rough shod over the enemy However agamst Carmel the Devrls had to go all out to stay rn contentron agarnst the rangy Bobcats A last quarter spree by Rockwell and B Campbell gave Corinth the vrctory 80 69 On January 18th w1th the temperature below zero Cormth v1s1ted the drafty Corlnna Town Hall for a return engagement wlth the Cavalters and really warmed up the hall wlth a frnal score of 80 66 URI! THE RED DEVILS Congratulatlons on a Great Season C O BURLEIGH BUD HIGGINS East Cormth Exeter JT V BASKETBALL The East Corinth Academy J V Basketball team boasted a very successful season with five wins and five losses On this very capable team is some promising material for next season s varsity The record for the 56 57 season is HOME TEA M Corinth Corinth Corinth Connth Corinth Corinth Corinth Corinth Corinth Corinth W HERE PLAY ED awa y home away awa y away ho me away ho me away 52 ho me OPPOSING TEAM Carmel Corinna Stonington Hampden Newport Carmel Corinna Hampden Hermon Newport Sponsors of this page are: GEORGE R, DOW KENNETH HILL East Corinth East Corinth Trafton Page Rockwell Campbell B Thompson Brawn Damels Greatorex Whltney Campbell S Worcester PLAYER STATISTI S FIELD GOAL FREE THROW ATTEMPS FG MADE TRIES FT MADE TOTAL POINTS 4 5 KORITSKY S DEP T STORE DOVCI Marne 24 1370 The IV Cheerleaders who have the pep and the steam to cheer the gtrls basketball team and the IV team on to vnctones Sponsors of thrs page are MR, and MRS DONALD ELLIOTT WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE East Cormth Marne Dexter Marne 45 16 232 1 1 92 556 44 283 103 125 87 293 35 206 97 107 54 8 . 43 98 24 36 25 '73 Wiseman 36 134 37 43 24 98 37 44 40 16 ' 33 14 34 10 ' 39 7 . 38 7 46 4 A WHNNHNG COMBII ATIIO Thls year s season started November 16 1956 wrth the Round Robm playoff at Hampden The squad coached by Mlss Mlldred Mttchell was made up as follows Forwards Guards BETTY LEE CAMPBELL SANDRA TILTON PEARL TATE MARY IANE NOYES JUDY FOWLER SANDRA TA TE CLAIRE BROWN NATHALIE TRIMM ANNA RAE CLARK JOANN HICHBORN NORMA HOUSTON Of regular season play the glrls started out wlth a bang wmmng thelr ftrst two games from Carmel and Cortnna After this early wtnmng spree the ECA gtrls h1t a slump and dropped several close games but they came back to agatn post vlctorles over Cormna and Carmel The hlghllght of the year was the hard fought wm over the Hampden guls who had made an tmpresslve over Hlggtns whrch marked the end of the 56 57 season Hlgh scormg forwards thls year were Judy Fowler wlth 309 polnts Betty Lee Campbell with 231 polnts and Pearl Tate w1th 131 The hard workmg guards who contnbuted much to the success of the team were Sandra Ttlton Mary Jane Noyes and Sandra Tate The fxnal record chalked up stx wms and mne losses for the gtrls a score of whlch we are all very proud The true goal of basketball fand all sportsj was reached wlth thts season s play Sponsors of thls page are GUYL CLARK, Dester Marne R, C WHITNEY Dexter Marne , , . . 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QOENICK SONS AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY 151 So Ma1n Street Brewer, Mame ,ffrffr',-KNS2-C NNgN,N is gflcfasryb -V V J QV 1' , O ' ' 5 ouk ff nun THOUGHT WEBBEI2 O I L. COMPANY D1Str1butOrS Esso Motor Fuels Range and Fuel O11 Atlas Tlres Batter1es 700 Ma1n St Bangor D1a1 5688 DEQQV TOBACCO CANDY CO 261 State Street Bangor, Mame D1a1 8219 C1gars C1garettes Candy Fru1ts Syrups J HUNGERFORD SMITH KVM! was J BREAD ,MJ PAM W 25,2642 Full M 8: M Baklng L1ne I Handcut Doughnuts Itahan Sandw1ches D1a1 2622 Bradford Center, Mame . I ' ' I BQOVVN 81 VV!-IITE PAPER COMPANY Paper Merchants 73 Broad Street Bangor, Matne Telephone 4883 Insure With PATRONS ANDROSCOGGIN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. Maine's Largest Grange Insurance Company Over 3560 000,000 00 1n Force Polrctes Wrrtten Up to 531,000 Grange Members Only Represented by ARCHIE D CLARK East Corrnth, Ma1ne One1da's Mr Safety Kerth Patterson R. 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