Erskine Academy - Pinnacle Yearbook (South China, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

ELECTRIC' APPLIAN CFS Radios and Refrlgeratm Freezers Washlng Vachmes Umversal Ranges Vacuum Cleaners ELECTRICAL SUPPI IFQ HARDWARE Flmkote Shmgles 'Vlasury Pamtq Farm Supphes AUTOMOBILF AC CESSORIES SPORTIINJ I OODS SEEDS AND FERTILIYERS GRANDIN S AND BLUE SFAL FEEDS CLOTHIN G AND DRY GOODS R C A VICTOR RECORDS CROCERIES AND MF A.,'l'S Hussey s General Store WINDSOR MAINI' 1 1 . J .- : ' e-on . o I 1' . , . 4 en. . . . -, 4 L J A - x. I '1 , 4. 1 1 Y v 1 31 1 ' , J .1 L J L , W 9 , J A . .. . . . - L. . V - i 1 , f I . . 1. 1, n, . , L THE ERSKIN E ACADEMY Pznnclcle QE A NB 1951 I ' c U6c R ?0, w.zA NO '7 CHI Q BRYANT 0 BEAN dm! aww Sgeademfwp Him 4954 QM og Jim 73 avg 50 gan .Wim gzflendfgf guidance . e . , e Lncer ' , C' . ue mn e BCDARD OF TRUSTEES '36 James B Caswell Raymond l' Dowe laul L Johnson William Ford IN KPPRI 1 I X l ION I o our Board of Trustees Wllllam Ford Presldent Frank O Reed Vlce Presldent James B Caswell Secretary Treasurer Paul L Johnson and Mr Raymond E Dowe Whose efforts have made poss1ble our new annex ii , , PINNACLE STAFF Front Row Left to Right Arlene Murphy Barbara Clark LOITHIHB Day Elaine Nelson Glenna Cantwell Joyce Bumps Joanne Hutchms Marie Northrup Joyce Brann Beth Bolduc Suond Row Left to Right Mrs Miller Advisor Lmda Nelson Lauretta Robbins Norma Fall Allce Plummer Jo Ann Cheney Raymah Hisler V1v1an Clough Virginia Fowle Clara Tlbbits Dillenbeck Robert Hussey Richard Gray Edrona Crowell Donzella Bourassa Donna Bourassa Ronald Powers Edztor Ln Chzef Glenna Cantwell Assoczate Edztor Joyce Bumps Lzterary Edztors Shirlev Whlttlef Joan Hutchins AsszstantLLterary Alice Gldd1DgS Soczal Ed :tors Raymah Hlsler Jo Ann Cheney Asszstant Soczal V1rg1n1a Fowle Czrculatzon Edztor Lauretta Robbms M uszc Edztors Robert Hussey Hepburn Duncan Athletzcs Ronald Powers Marie Northrup Joke Edztor Elaine Nelson Asszstant Joke SylV1a Merrlll Exchange Ed :tor Ahce Plummer Graduates Barbara Clark Norma Fall Alumm Edztor Beth Bolduc Joyce Brann Undergraduates Dona Bourassa Donzella Bourassa R1chard Dlllenbeck Clara T1bbettS Lmda Nelson B usmess Managers Arlene Murphy Lorraine Day Rlchard Gray Faculty Advzsors Beverly Mlller Bryant Bean QPTIH Q Third Row, Loft to Right: Hepburn ,Duncan, Heleyi Murphy, Sylvia Merrill, Ruth Dowe, Richard FACULTY Front Row Icft to Right Mrs Beverly Strout Mrs Jean Sxlva Mrs Fthel Nowland Mr Bryant Bean Mrs Florence Frsklne Mrs Myrtle Austln Mrs Beverly Mnller Suond Row lull to lhght Mlss Cenevl lcrrv Mr Pirkcr Blancy Mr Nathamcl Davldson Mr Bernard Sllva Mr Rlchard Braley M1ssArlenc 1'1tzg,crald 151 YI Ill' M 1 l'ICS PIIIVCII' U IONIM1'liCltl Bryant C Bean Umverslty of Mame 1947 B A Mrs Bcvcrly H Mlller Auburn Malnc School of Harvard Unlverslty 1950 Pd M Prmupxl Stockholm H S 1942 1943 Mathcmitlcs and Band Instrumental Muslc Houlton H S 19431945 Prmclpal Island Falls H S 1945 1947 Prmclpal Fdgertown School tM1s sachusettsl 1947 1949 Appolnted to Prsklne Academy 1949 Rlchard D Braley Unlverslty of Mame 1937 B S Gates Busmess College 1939 U S Navy 1Phy slcal Instructors School! 1945 Unlty Hugh School 19171939 U S Navy I'wo Hcxrs Appolnted Fo I' rskme Academy 1946 PIIHSII U lfllli KIION Bernard J Sllva Bowdom College one year B xtcs College 1948 B A Lawrence Y M K A ass t Physlcal Dlrector 1941 1943 Swlmmlng, InstructorU S Army Alr Corps 1945 U S Army Alr Porce three years Appomtcd to 1' rskme Academy 1948 Sl Il NCl'S Parker N Blaney Bates College onc ycar Holy Cross one half year Unlverslty of Mamc 19 m0 B S Naval Alr Corps threc years Urono H S one half year Appointed to Prsklne Academy 1950 l'Nhl ISII Mrs Beverly B Strout Unlwerslty of Mame 1919 B A Appointed to hrsklne Academy 1949 I ommcrcc 1947 Appomtcd to Prskmc Ac ld cmy 1947 I XXIII Xhl Mrs lcm S Sllva Colby Collcg,c 1919 B A Appolnted to 14 rsklne Academy 1949 IIONII' PCONONIICS MISS C eneva C K erry Farmington State lcachcrs College 1950 B S Appolnted to 1' rsklnc Academy 1950 Mrs 1' velyn F Blaney Unnerslty of Mame 1947 B A Ia C rarge H S 1948 1949 Wlntcrport H S 1949 1950 Appolnted to Ersklne Acad emy 1950 IIORNII F0121 NI K IRON llll' fl I I KN Mrs Florence B hrsklne Corham Normal School Appomted to 1' rskme Academy 1941 S11 RP I SRX Io llu PRINI Il' il Miss Alrene 1' 1t7gerald Appointed to Frskmc Ac ad cmy 1950 DORNII IORX I 00h Mrs Arthur Nowland Appolnted to Frskmc Ac id cmy 194 7 IKNIIOR Bl S DRI! FR N ith xmel R ID1Vldb0I'1 Appointed to l rsklne Academy 1949 I Nxt' uf. ,. ,. . .,.. , ., , . , I 5. ' ' 'A 1 x .5 ' . ., 1 . . 1 1 1 5, . f , . 1 , . A 4 A x A A A A A 'A A ' , . , 1. ., ,f , X ', . 1 1. : . - ' . ' 5 '- 1'.1 4 .n., - , ' f ,. ' . 1 ' 1.1 . 2 1- g ' ,, t' es- ' I - .I I' , , , 1. . 1 .1 - 1 . . V . ' ' 'oct ls vs , . ., , s .x..1lm.. 1 , 1- 1 , .t. , R.. X , . - ' I 1 ' ' L'.A . 4 ' Y I' y , , . . 1, ' . ' , . . ' '7 - 3 - 4 ' ' 7 7 ' ' ' ' C' '7 r v rw wr rw v I ,A w Y 1 1 I 't w A 1 . 4 .. . . -1 1 . 11 qv -1 ,'.' , ' - 4' 1 'Z - . -' 1 11' ' ' 3 v 7 - 7 1 ' .L. ' . 1 -' v . IAA L 4 THE PINNACLE AWARDS Outet inding work 111 di 1mf1t1cs Senior Aclnex ement iw 1rd Cl1o'1te Spol tem inslnp XW31 d C ommeicml iw nds I 1llI13Cl9 iw nds Athletic aw irds C lieer leade1 iw 11 ds Awards at Commencement exei uses will be IA1 inees M Ax Qllll 1wf11d Balfoui awfnd Becker lunior C ollege 1W t1d Sehol irelnp impiox ement lVN nd HONOR PARTS Glennif intwell Bzubarii l irlx Normal ill Marie Nortlirup Ronald Poweis l 01131116 D iv Arlene lVlu1'pl1y Laurettw Robbins Wilm'1 Holt Shirley Wliitlinr lfIffdILf0lIf1I1 Sllfllfflfflllflll I ns! Honor Fssm Sr 1 oncf' Honor E Gsm ffassf 1 Is floss Hzstoix Class W 111 f fuss! i is I 'roplzf cry .'Aldl'll'l lo Ivlldl r,,rud1111l1 s This year at Commencement time tl1e following awards vw 1ll be given N I . . .2 I . 1 2 z , . ' e 1 ' 1 ' ' N 1 1 , , Q 1 1 L f l n J' f . - . C K n z s X1 1 1 v, u 1 4 'z - s . ' z 1 ' .. I . f ' Y T z . ' - Z - ' ' 1 y 2 ,P . K JC ' ' 2 7 2 ' . ' - 1 412 , .S . 1.1. , J 11 . 2 l .mln Vlw 4 1 f ' 1 f C , 1 , , ,, THE PINNACLE BETH ANN BOLDUC Kindness IS the golden cham by which society IS bound together Age 17 Nxckname Spltfire College Cheerleader 3 4 Vice President Nurses Club 3 President Nurses Club 4 Mmstrel Show 1 4 Ken nebec Valley Chorus 4 Pmnacle Staff 4 Glee Club 1 3 4 Usher Jumor Prom 3 Specxaltv Act Senlor Play 4 Usher Graduatlon 3 Refreshment Comm lttee Jumor Prom 3 JOHN ALVIN BRADSTRELT Ilove experiments I am always making them Age 18 Nxckname Johnny General Storeboard 2 3 Handyman 1 2 3 4 Food Sale Lommlttce 4 Jumor Prom Committee 3 MARIAN PA I' PERSON BRADSTRLE I' Honor Iles ln honest toll Age 19 Nickname Marian General Minstrel qhow Chorus 1 Freshman Play 1 Home Economlcs Club 3 JOYCE KATHLEEN BRANN One who has both feet Hrmly planted ln the alr Age 16 Nickname Joycle Commercial Commercial Club 3 4 F H A Club 4 Cheer leader 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 4 Llbrarnan 2 3 4 Teachers Club 1 2 3 Pmnacle Staff 4 Minstrel Show 1 4 Jumor Prom 3 Receptlonnst 4 H . . . . . . 11 - as ' 11 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 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' ' , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - THE PINNACLE GLENNA BFLLF CANTWEI I Who can be wlse amazed temperate and furlous m a moment Age 17 Nlckname Glendale Commerclal Glee Club 1 3 4 Glee Club Llbrarlan 3 Plays 1 4 Jumor Prom Commlttee 3 Teachers Club 23 Commercxal Club 3 4 Presldent Commerclal Club 4 Typing Award 3 Plnnacle Staff 3 Edltor ln Chlef Plnnacle 4 Asslstant Manager Softball 3 Softball Manager 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Head Cheerleader 3 Graduatxon Usher 1 3 Receptlomst 2 3 4 Food Sale 4 Mxnstrel Show 1 4 Booster Nlght Program 2 Scotch Auctlon 3 Class Secretary 4 Presxdent Glrls Athletlc Councll 4 Kennebec Valley Chorus 4 DAR Candldate 4 Natlonal Honor Society 3 4 Valedxct orlan JO ANN BUCKLER CHENLY Her mlrth the world req ulred she bathed It m smlles of glee Age 18 Nlckname Jody College Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Head cheerleader 4 Mm strel 1 4 Glee Club 3 4 Nurses Club 2 3 4 Nurses Club Treasurer 4 Graduation Usher 3 Jumor Prom Commlttee 3 Softball 1 Receptlonlst 4 BARBARA MARIE CLARK And ln the sweetness of frlendshlp let there be laughter and sharmg of pleasures Age 16 Nlckname Barb Commerclal Jumor Prom Commlttee 3 Secretary 3 Commer ual Club 3 4 Cornmerclal Club Treasurer 4 Chorus 1 2 Mlstress of Ceremomes 2 Dance Commlttee 3 OfHceG1rl 3 Receptxomst 1 2 3 4 P T A Chrlst mas Program 1 2 Entertamment Commlttee 3 Booster Nlght Program 2 Stage Manager 1 Class Secretary 3 Plnnacle Staff 4 Food Sale Cornmlttee 4 Semor Play 4 Senxor Dance Commlttee 4 Mm strel Show Commlttee 4 Graduatlon Usher 3 Tyf mg Award 3 Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 4 S l utatorlan VIVIAN ARLFNE CLOUK H V1v1an Arlene Clough You can only make others better by belng good yourself Age 18 Nlckname V1v General Minstrel Show 1 4 Teachers Club 1 2 3 Com rnerc1alClub4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Jumor Prom Com mlttee 3 Freshman Play Commlttee 1 Plnnacle Staff 4 Receptlonlst 4 4 4 1 1 aa ' 1 1 ' . . ,, - as 11 . 1 ' ' . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 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THE PINNACLE ILDRONA ARNOLA CROWELL A pleasant llluslon IS better than a harsh reality Age 18 N lckname Eddle General Lawrence Hlgh 'School 1 Teachers Club 2 3 FI A 4 P1nnacle3taff4 LORRAINE MARIE DAY A little nonsense now and then IS rellshed Age 18 Nickname Blondle Commercial Sophomore Play 2 Mmstrel 'Show 1 Commer c1alClub3 4 Treasurer3 Vlce Presldent Commer clal Club 4 Vlce President Freshman Class 1 Stu dent Council 1 Pmnacle qtaff 4 Receptionist 3 4 Class History NORMA FVELYN PALL Age 18 N xckname Norma Commerclal Commerclal Club Treasurer 3 Commercial Club 4 Plays 2 4 Dance Commlttee 3 Softball 2 3 4 P T A 2 Receptlonnst 1 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Entertalnment Commlttee 3 Booster Nxght Program 2 Pmnacle Staff 4 Food Sale Commlttee 4 Semor Dance Comm1ttee4 Natlonal Honor Society 3 4 Flrst Honor Essay WAYNE ROBER I' CLENDLNNINC Hrs saying was llve and let hve Age 17 Nickname Wayne General Play 2 Secretary and Treasurer of Class 2 Fresh man Initiation Committee 2 Receptionist 4 . ,, . . . . ,, ' I4 ' P! I n , . K 9 1 n .f. . 3 ' . . .. - - - ., ' ll ' Y! : ' - 1 - , 2 Q ' - 2 - S K ' Z - y Z , Z . I The man that loves and laughs must sure do well - .. ., 5 ' : 1 S Z y y Z - - - S y , , Z S I Z 2 I 1 1 - f . 1 . ,, . . 1 . . ,, - .. .. Q P a 1 9 ' , . THE PINNACLE DORIS GLIDDEN Good taste IS the flower of good sense Age 20 Nickname Dot General Teachers Club 1 Stuart Hlgh School lflorlda F H A 4 HOWARD ERNEST GLIDDEN When I feel hke working I just he down until the feelmg passes away Age 19 Nlckname Hon General lfreshman Play 1 Presldent of Class 1 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Usher for Graduation 1 Freshman Inltlatlon Committee 2 Student Council 1 Receptlomst 4 MARILYN CLARE HARDING A good name IS better than precxous ointment Age 19 Nlckname Marllyn College Softball 2 Basketball 1 2 Nurses Club Nurses Club Treasurer 3 Glee Club 3 RAYMAH PEASLEIL HISLER An ounce of mlrth IS worth a pound of sorrow Age 18 Nlckname Ra College Nurses Club 2 3 4 Nurses Club Secretary 4 MmstrelShow1 4 Glee Club3 4 Asslstant Manager Glrls Basketball 3 Manager Glrls Basketball 4 Pmnacle Staff 4 J umor Prom Commlttee 3 x 44 ' av ' u yv 1 w , - Q - . . - , 2, w H . . . . . 9 - u - u n 1 . 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THE PINNACLE ROBFRT JOHN HUSSEY Young man Why do you talk and talk and talk'7 Age 17 Bob General Saugus Hlgh School Massachusetts 1 2 Student Senator 3 Mus1c3 4 Kennebec Valley School Band 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Class President 4 Senior Play 4 Athletic Councll 4 Jumor Prom Commlttee 3 Pinnacle Staff 4 Receptlonlst 4 JOANNE BABB HUTCHINS '1 o love cherish and to obey Age 17 Josle General Home Economic Club President 3 F H A Presld ent 4 Pmnacle Staff 4 Mlnstrel Chorus 4 Clee Club 3 Senlor Play Commlttee 4 Jumor Prom Com mlttee 3 Cony Hlgh School 1 2 MARY ALICF MOODY Too great haste leads us to error Age 19 Mary Commerclal Basketballl 2 3 C0mmerc1alClub3 4 Minstrel bhowl 4 ARLENE JEANNFTPE MURPHY A merry heart doeth good like a l'l'ledlCll'lL Age 18 Maggy College Freshman Play 1 Vice Presndent of Llass 4 Vice Presldent Nurses Club 3 Pmnacle Staff 2 3 4 Nurses Club 2 3 4 Jumor Prom Committee 3 ROCepl,I0hlSl. 2 3 4 Class Wxll 4 u , 11 sz 11 1 - l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . an 1 - 11 1 1 ca 1 11 , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 K 1 ' 1 K 1 - 1 u 11 an 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . r A sa - - - in u 11 . . . , ' . 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - THE PINNACLE ELAINE MARION NELSON What you dare to dream of dare to do Age 18 Nellle Commercial Sophomore Play 2 Commercial Club 3 4 Minstrel Show 1 4 Basketball 1 2 Hobo Dance Committee 3 J umor Prom Committee 3 Food Sale Comm1ttee4 Pmnacle Staff 4 Secretary 4 MARIF ELEANOR NORTHRUP He who IS not Jealous IS not ln love Age 18 Commercxal Basketball 1 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 Mmstrel Show 3 Commerclal Club 3 Athletic Councll 4 Play 1 4 Pmnacle Staff 4 Choate s Sportsmanship Award 3 Receptionist 4 Second Honor Essay Natlonal Honor Society 4 MARIE JOAN PELLETIER All thmgs will come round to hlm who wlll but want Age 18 Jo Jo Commerclal Commerclal Club 4 Receptlonlst 4 ALICE BELLE PLUMMER Blessed IHHUBDCS of one true lovlng human soul on another Age 19 Sally Commercial Commercial Club 3 4 Pmnacle Staff 4 u vv y U - H 1 s v y v y 1 y v , y - 1 U - - - - n llRe!Y I ! 5 Y 7 I 9 5 Z , y . ' . Y ' y y 1 y y y H . . . . . ,, ll YV U - - u H n . l . , Y Y ' THE PINNACLE RONALD WILLIAM POWERS One mans word rs no mans word weshould quxetly hear both sldes Age 16 Ronme College Basketball 1 2 3 4 Play 2 4 Mmstrel Show 1 Class Treasurer 4 Jumor Prom Commlttee Athletic Counc1l3 President Athletlc Councll Pinnacle Staff 4 Latm Award 1 Receptionist Class Glfts Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 CAROLYN JANE REED Leave t1l tomorrow what you don t feel like domg today Age 16 Jane General MARILYN ELEANOR RICHARDS Pollteness goes far yet costs nothmg Age 19 Huddy General LAURET'IA LUMMINGS ROBBINS My lnterest rs ln the future because that IS where I am going to spend the rest of my hfe Age 19 Lauretta Commerclal Stage Promptor 1 MmstrelShow1 Chorus I 2 Class Secretary 1 Softball 1 2 Basketball Freshman Inltlatlon Committee 2 Commercial Club 3 4 P1nnacleStaff4 Receptionist 3 4 Class Gifts .. , - , , - - ,, .. . H , , , 4 , 9 ' ,4: : 3: 3 , 4: 1 : 4: ,. . . , . .. , - , - - H ac 11 Home Economics Club 4. K . il ' ' ,Y , . KK 91 . . I . as ' - ' ' ' ' IP .. .. - ' . 1. , , , , 1 , : 1: 1 , I ' v 1 , 2 - THE PINNACLE GLYNNES LOUISE ROWE A Joke s a very serious thlhgr, Age 17 Lennle General Nurses Club 2 4 Secretary Nurses Club 3 Mmstrel Show 1 GENEVIEVE ESTELL RUSSELL Good nature and good sense must ever Jom Age 17 Gennle General Home economlcs club 4 AUDREY LOUISE SHEAFF Woman IS a mlracle of dlvlne contradictions Age 18 Aud General Basketball 1 4 Home economic club 4 DORA ANNE TIBBET PS Do not delay the golden moments fly Age 21 Dora General . .. . , - - ,, 44 ' Y! , 3 Z ll ' ' 64 1 ' ii ,, . . . . . . , ll 97 . , 1 ' - , I gg 91 , . U ,. Glee Club 3g Nurse Club 1g Home Economics Club r1111 Nlurphw on1lri I 111 1 U! 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W' - - Yi -1' I' 1:1111-111 lc1111:1 C': L 'cll - - Sv- -urn' are l'lz1,': I 1-1' li Y-ll11'f':111' fl: HS . 111111 'l 'A 1- l'.1Jl l'ht'lIiL1I 1-sl, f'l.1:4s fNT:11'.'I1:1ll Iii 'l1:11' ' ily '52 X1 1 x 1r 1l11111 THE PINNACLE What would happen 1f Beth Bolduc grew tall John Bradstreet fiunked Chemistry Marion Bradstreet suddenly got the giggles Joyce Brann broke up with Paul Glenna Cantwell suddenly became quiet John Cheney got mad Barbara Clark didn t receive letters from Washington Vivian Clough wasn t so bashful Lorraine Day didn t have blond hair Edrona Ellis came to school two days in succession Norma Fall didn t get mad so easy Wayne Glendennlng could keep a 1r Doris Glidden passed a subject Howard Glidden didn t have another gn' Marilyn Harding got to shoutin. Raymah Hisler got mad at Bob. Wilma Holt lost Dora. Robert Hussey wasn t President. Joanne Hutchins wasn t married. Mary Moody didn t have to welght Arlene Murphy couldn t have I GWIS on the Washington trip Elaine Nelson stopped receiving mail from Massachusetts Marie Northrup changed her name to Lee Joan Pelletier couldn t have Han son Alice Plummer bit another hangnail Ronald Powers wasnt true t Marlon Carolyn Reed didn t go to Branch Mills on Saturday night Marilyn Richards ran out of lipstick Lauretta Robbins couldn t dream in History class Glyness Rowe got to school on time Genevieve Russell couldn t visit the Blumer residence frequently Audrey Sheaff didn t get Air Mail letters. Dora Tibbetts learned to dance. Shirley Whittier didn t know Rich- ard Davis s friends from Boston. LITERARY if AIHLETIC COUNCIL PROJECT Early 1n September of 1950 the student body d8C1d9d that all proceeds from the Cm't1s Publlshmg Company Magazlne Campalgn would be turned over to the Student Athletlc Counc1l The purpose of transferr1ng the netted prof1t of 'S300 was to equlp and organlze a Physlcal Educatxon Athletlc and Recreatlonal program along wlth remodelllng and pamtlng the faClllt16S connected Wlth Athletlcs and Physlcal Educatlon In order to make th1S project a success the student body w1th the co operatlon of the faculty drew up the plans concernlng the renovatlons The much needed equlpment that was purchased was as follows two tumblmg mats a portable basketball pole goal stopwatch basketballs nets archery equlpment badmlnton equlpment volley ball soccer ball duffle bags and warm up jerseys In regard to the project It was generally agreed that the fac1l1t1es were not adequate to the type of program suggested by the State Department so after conferrxng wlth the faculty students and Mr Trask the Athletlc Counc1l declded to renovate the lockers and shower rooms The old wood working shop was reconstructed to provide two boys locker rooms and larger storage space was provided in the pump room. A g1rls locker room was provlded between the g1rls basement and the g1rls shower room Mr Trask and h1S carpenters con structed these major renovatlons Varlous members of the faculty such as Mr Blaney Mr Bean and Mr Sllva helped from time to tlme on th1s project When all constructlon work was complet ed arrangements were made to pamt the entlre plant The mam problem was to select colors that would l1ghten and at the same t1me blend together The students who make lmportant contrlbutlons to the palnt project were Ph1ll1p Russell Rlchard Douglass Robert Wade and James Han son Faculty members that a1ded 1n pa1nt 1ng were Mrs Sllva MISS Gerry Mr Bean and Mr S1lva Th1s much needed lmprovement 1n our gvmnaslum allows us more space for ath let1cs and Physlcal Educatlon It also makes better use of the exlstlng space 1n the gymnaslum basement I am sure that all the students of Erskme Academy whether or not they partlclpate 1n sports appreclate the work that has been put 1nto th1s partlcular pro ject to make Ersklne a larger and better equipped school. Glenna Cantwell Editor-in-Chief 51 .SAN l Y. I .5x,3lA ' ' 5 , - jg.,-er 54953 uivxlf. 'af v rw 1 , . . , . , 1 , . . , - ' 7 - 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 . . , 1 1 ' 1 1 - - 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . G . as 11 18 THE PINNACLE OUR GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT The week followlng the fall reopemng of school the Curtls Magazme Campa1gn got under way The members of the faculty and student body had set the goal for one thousand dollars The CL1I't1S representa txve however was doubtful as to whether our hopes would be fullfilled But 1n splte of hls predlctlons the students ambltlously went to work Each Wlth the hopeful 1dea of belng h1gh salesman of the campalgn and recelvlng the Jacket ln school colors However they were not to be dlsappolnted because there were many other fine prlzes for wh1ch to compete Each member of the student body was encouraged to sell at least one subscr1pt1on by the prornlse of a free movle to be shown some afternoon lI1St83d of holdmg classes The proflt that Ersk1ne got from the campaxgn It was declded would go to the re modelmg of the lockers m the gymns 1um and also to buy new equlpment for the physlcal educatlon classes The students really dug ln and at the close of the campalgn whlch was two weeks we had excelled the one thousand dollar mark by seventy dollars The hlgh sales man was announced at the tlme to be Jo Ann Cheney who recelved the Jacket and the runner up Sylvla Merrlll who recelved five s1lver dollars In acknowledgement of th1s effort the Curtls Magazme Company presented Ersk1ne Academy wlth a plaque engraved wlth the amount taken 1n and announcmg us to be one of the two schools who made a great lmprovement over the prevlous year Joyce Bumps 52 Assoclate Edltor TO WRITE A STORY Usually a wrlter does not attempt to wrlte a story wlthout an msplratlon but s1nce It IS my l1vel1hood I have at tlmes found It necessary to draw up a chalr to my typewrlter Slt down and Walt for a braln storm On the occaslon I am about to relate to you my cupboard IS bare the Jmgles 1n my pocket are from dw1ndl1ng penmes 1nstead of s1lver coms and my golf clubs stand 1n the corner appeallng to my weaker senses But the tlme has come when I must wrlte a story or go very hungry I have my typewrlter faclng the blg wlndow at the west whlch overlooks a bay It 1S a very busy day at the docks wlth the Steamers and barges loadmg and unloadmg thelr cargoes As I watch the men load the refuse on the barges I can well lmaglne the slckenlng stench Stlll It IS an honest Job and Jobs are few On the farther s1de of the bay where the el1te keep the1r yachts I can see slgns of actlvlty Probably the yacht club IS gomg for a sa1l All these common hum drum lncxdents draw my mmd away from a constructive course and my story IS yet to be born I put some paper 1n my typewrlter and Slt down to Walt for a good 1dea Nothmg comes and much goes Suddenly ldeas start rushmg through my head I type untll I come to a dead end Upon check1ng I find I have named the herolne Lenore IH the first part of my story and Agnes 1n the latter and what IS worse I am out of clgar ettes Also on further 1nvest1gat1ons I find I shouldn t squander my valuable Indlan heads on clgarettes and coffee So once agaln I center my attentlon on the herolne and her dllemma I have some dlfficulty gettmg my lady out of her troubles so I walk around the room a couple of tlmes to exercise my legs and brush the cobwebs from my braln My senses are muddled a o - 7 1 Q , 7 ' 1 , Y . 1 Q ! , . , ' . f . a v - , . 1 . , , . , - - a . . , , , . THE PINNACLE and I declde that nothlng short of an earth quake or the H bomb can posslbly help the lady 1n her dlstress for she IS now lnvolved wlth a c1ty sllcker The plot deepens and Agnes ahas Lenore IS about to commlt sulclde after her fancy pants has gone off takxng w1th h1m her money I can t let her commxt su1c1de as I am a soft hearted fellow but my readers want somethlng exc1t1ng to happen My cluttered study IS filled wlth sun shme and lt finds ltS way 1nto the corners and reflects upon my golf clubs It IS of now I dlssolve all thought of ever savlng the lamb from the l1ons and resolve to save my golf clubs from the fate of hungry ter mltes mstead I find that walklng the golf course IS much better than th1nk1ng and declde that the llfe of a vagabond 1sn t golng to be so bad after all Al1ce G1dd1ngs 52 OUR NEW LIBRARY Durxng the later part of January M Braley s agrlculture class bullt hbrary shelves at the rear of Room IV The money used to bu1ld these new shelves was secured by a trust fund of S55 74 left by the Class of 1949 Wlth the help of Mr Bean the llbrarlan Joyce Brann asslstant l1brar1an V1rg1n1a Fowle and the l1brar1an helpers Joan Phlnney Beth Bolduc Joan Pelletler Pauhne Bllodeau Benjamm Wheelock Dolly Crosby and Joyce Meader classlfied and rearranged all of the hbrary books on the new shelves Contrlbutlons to our hbrary has been made by Mrs Rueben Wentworth of Benton Statlon Mame who gave us nearly 30 years subscrlptlon of the Natlonal Geographlc MISS Florence Choate of Augusta Mame gave us a number of THE NEW l When we came back to Erskme thls fall everyone just stopped and gasped wlth amazement when they came through the front door For there It was the new annex long walted for by the puplls The new corrldor 108 feet long and 8 feet wlde has a b1g double door at the west end for a fire exlt The corrldor between the two bulldmgs has wmdows on the valuable reference books Mrs Mytle AUSt1H of South Chlna Mame gave us several years subscrlptlon of the Natlonal Geographlc Mr Nathanlal Davlson of Weeks M1lls Mame has also glven Na tlonal Geographlc to us The Mame State Llbrary and the New Jersey Free Publlc Llbrary has glven us a number of books and also the Watervllle Publlc Llbrary has glven us several years subscrlptlon of the Natlonal Geographlc The total number of books ln the General Llbrary as of February 2 were 1299 But many have been added to thls number and also qulte a few of books were out at that tlme Each department such as the Home Economlc Commerlcal Agrlculture etc has a hbrary of thelr own Vlfglnla F owle 52 RSKINE south s1de and a stalrway down to the new cafeterla and a door to out doors The four new rooms m the annex are just perfect On the rlght IS the new typmg room w1th adjommg class room The typ mg room has 23 typewrxters an electrlc mlmeograph mach1ne a mlmeoscope a new l1qu1d duplxcator two addmg machlnes and a paper cutter The room IS arranged 7 , . . . . . . , - , . . . . . , , r. , . , . . . . . . 7 7 , 7 ' - x a ' - a 1 7 7 7 s s 7 7 7 7 7 ' C , . 1 a 9 1 , - 1 . . . . . , . . . , 7 7 1. . . 1. . 7 . , . . , . 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' . . 1 a . . . . . . 7 7 7 ' 7 20 THE PINNACLE so that students may be work1ng on all busmess machlnes at the same tlme w1th out lnterferlng w1th each others work The adjolnlng class room 1S used for Short hand Oflice Practlce and Commerlcal Law classes etc Also on the rlght IS the new book store w1th plenty of room for the commod1t1es the store handles On the left IS the Home Economlcs class room and an agrlculture class room The Home Economlcs Department has three sewlng machlnes whlch the glrls keep pretty busy 1ron1ng board Iron dress maklng stand used for hemmlng and two long work tables In the aggle class room the boys do thelr work but the shop down stalrs IS thelr prlde and Joy It has SIX saws some of whlch IS three rlp saws three cuttmg off saws and plenty of other carpenter equlpment Also a screened ln lumber room The new kltchen and cafeterla down stalrs IS really wonderful The cafeterla seats over two hundred on the four log outdoor type table and attached benches In the kltchen IS a new hotel type gas stove steam warmmg table refrlgerator electrlc dlshwasher log work benches and plenty of cupboards It also has a large deodorlzer fan to take the cooklng odors out of the kltchen They also use the cafeterla to show educatlonal mov1es There IS a screen on one slde of the wall and curtalns to pull at the wlndows JoAnne Babb Hutchms 51 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT The SCIBHCC department of Ersklne Academy offers the sclentlfic mmded boy or g1rl an opportunlty to go explormg lnto the marvelous wonders of Chemlstry General Sclence BlOl0gy and Physics Truly there are manv wonderful thmgs descrlbed 1n thls field of study Many of the plam everyday thlngs are explamed and the results properly recorded General SCIGDCC IS offered to the fresh man boys and glrls It 1S usually requlred for every Freshman Boy It 1S the study of our envlronment and the thmgs around us Thls class has experlments every Tues day carefully prepared by the lnstructor The General Sclence Class thls year went on a tr1p to the Bates Manufacturmg Company at Augusta Chemlstry IS the study of the n1nety two elements and thelr compounds In th1s course the boy or glrl learns how to use laboratory apparatus and how to carry on carefully constructed experlments 1n the laboratory every Monday and Wednesday Some of these experlments are carrled on by the lnstructor Thls IS a requlred sub ject for every college student Blology IS the study of plants and ammals and thelr surroundmgs In thls course one learns the names and the h3b1tS of some of the most mmute plants and ammals Thls starts w1th the s1mplest ammals and goes to the hlghest man Thls course IS also rotated and taught every other year Physlcs 1S the study of the physlcal thmgs such as sound electrlclty slmple machines and also 1ncludes volumes formu las Thls IS also rotated along w1th Chem lstry Physlcs belng taught one year and Chemistry the next We have many thlngs 1n the laboratory for use 1n Physlcs such as rad1o parts transmltters and recelvers stroboscope apparatus for measurlng steam pressure and tenslon also thlngs for measurlng temperatures I have one constructlve cr1t1c1sm to make however the sclentlfic department IS not developed to 1ts fullest extent There IS not much done 1n the way of SCIGDCG as compared w1th other schools ln our SIZE and fac1l1t1es I would hke to see more work done 1n th1s field We have th1s year two students part1c1pat1ng 1n the State Sclence Fa1r John Bradstreet and James Hanson Th1S IS the first tlme that , . , . , . - 1 1 1 f ' 7 , , 1 1 1 ' - , . , . . . , 1 1 . . . . . 1 , . , . . 1 . - 1 1 1 - , - - ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 7 ' 1 . . . . ' , . . . . - 1 THE PINNACLE Ersklne has ever had any students 111 thls work done ln the field of SCIGHCC 1n the contest future years of Erskine Academy I hope however that there w1ll be more James Hanson 52 NOON RECREA I'ION One of the best ways to reheve your mmd of those old exams and stuffy rooms IS to have a llttle fun at noon tlme We try to do just that here at Erskme We have both glrls and boys Pmg Pong Tournam ents ln whlch they have teams and the wmner of one team plays the wmner of the other team There IS also dancmg 1n the hall wlth varlous klnds of mus1c The annex makes a very nlce place for thls Basketball IS plaved durlng the noon hour 1n the Gym for those who wlsh to do someth1ng else rather than dance or Jom the Pmg Pong Tournaments The majority of the students are 1n terested ln at least one and qulte often two of these means of recreatlon lo Ann Cheney 51 J ffl Ami f 21 9 7 l l 5 L v I' Qt l YN ' ,- ik, COMMERCIAL CLUB lfront Row I oft to Rnght Dona Bourassa Lorraine Day Glenna Cantwell Barbara Clark Virginia F owle Wilma Holt Second Row Left to Right Mrs Miller Advisor Lauretta Robbins Norma Fall Alice Plummer Vivian Clough Donzella Bourassa Joyce Brann 'llurd Row Left to Right Joan Pelletler Helen Murphy Rlchard Gray Elalne Nelson Mary Alice Moody Joyce Bumps Any student taking the Commerclal course may Join th1s club The club has several purposes besides that of being of a purely social nature The first functional purpose 1S to write stencil mxmeograph and distribute a monthly school paper The second functional purpose IS to manage and operate a school store in which all school supphes candy and other school merchandlse are on sale The members of the Club must do all the buylng selling and keep the books on an actual accounting basis The Club takes fieldtrlps to all types of business offices and business schools The main purpose of our Commerclal Club IS to guide the members into the particular phase of business Work 1n which they will be the happiest On December 13 1950 the Commercial Club and class advisor Mrs Miller visited the Auburn Maine School of Commerce and attended the classes belng held In the afternoon they visited the Bates M111 The party was d1V1d6d into groups and escorted through the mill where they saw the various stages of cloth being made and Woven into different articles The girls then were taken through the large office and saw the office equipment 1n operation The office was d1v1ded into sectlons with each section domg a very necessary Job The office machines are of the latest model and are handled by com petent Workers many of which are all graduates of the Auburn Maine School of Commerce ,,.,.,,,,,, 1 1 . 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EQ FUTURE HOME MAKERS OF AMERICA Front Row Icft to Right Joyce Brann Dycal Reed Mary Lou Nelson Jane Reed Joanne Hutchlns Evelyn Haskell Audrey Sheaff Susie Whltaker Vlfglnla Pelton bm-mond Row I aft to Right Mlss Gerry Advlsor Dora Tlbbetts Genevleve Russell Barbara Balley Paulme Halley Phyllls Nelson Amy McKenny Margaret Jones Roberta Russell Buck Row lift to Right Patncla Bowman Prlscllla Babb Clara Flbbetts Derene Ioussamt Myrna Pelton Mary Dufour Eleanor Hllt7 Carolyn Jones Helen Murphy The Future Homemakers Chapter IS affihated wlth the State and Natlonal organlzatlon Its purpose IS to provlde better relat1onsh1p ln the famlly school and communlty to promote home econom ICS and also to encourage better home l1V1l'lg Any g1rl who has had or IS takmg one year of home economics lS ehglble for membershlp Dues are 25c to aflillate Wlth State and Natlonal FHA plus chap ter dues deCld6d by the chapter each year Meetmgs are held regularly and FHA IS recognlzed as an lntegral part of the total home economlcs program Speclal act 1v1t1es and projects are carrled out A suggestlve program of work IS planned by Natxonal ofhcers and each chapter plans to contrlbute servlce to the orgamzatlon personal development and leadershlp tram mg are emphaslzed Members W1Sh1l'1g to take a more actlve part may work for degrees four degrees of achlevement are avaliable Each chap ter has a slate of officers who are responslble for guldlng the chapter The officers are as follows Presldent Joan Hutchins V1ce President Evelyn Haskell Secretary Audrey Sheaff Treas urer Carolyn Reed Reporter 8a Hlstorlan, Mary Lou Nelson. - I C 53.11 V cf 155. 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' Q 1' ' 1 1 1 7 I 7 'Y 3 ' ' 7 9 J ' 9 ' ' 1 ' - . . , 1 ' 9 1 9 1 ' - ' s 7 v NURSES CLUB l'ront Row Left to Rxght Shxrley Joslyn Jo Ann Cheney Sylvla Merrlll Beth Bolduc Raymah Hxsler Betty Reed Geraldlne Lampher Second Row left to Rrghts Mrs Bernard Sllva Advlsor Paullne Bllodeau Llnda Nelson Patrlcla Wrlght Fanny Crosby Donna Dawson Marilyn Hardmg 'llurd Row I oft to Rrght Al1ce Wrlght Joan Phmney Mary Austln Arlene Murphy Eleanor Hlltz Dolly Crosby Norene Cunnlngham The Nurses Club has been organ1zed for three years Th1s year there were twenty g1rls 1n the club ThlS belng a larger club than last year The officers for th1s year were Presldent Beth Bolduc VICG Presldent SylV13 Merr1ll Secretary Raymah Hlsler, and Treasurer Jo Anne Cheney The Club went on several tr1ps the first bemg to Lew1ston They made scrapbooks for the ch1ldren at the Augusta General Hospltal forChr1st mas Two of the Semor g11'1S Raymah Hlsler and Arlene Murphy are plannmg to enter Augusta General Hospltal th1s fall Marllyn Hardlng IS planmng to traln at the Malne General and Glyness Rowe IS thlnk 1ng of trauung at a hospltal 1n Washmgton D C 1 8, if Q , . . . . . f . 9 , ' 1 1 1 1 1 , . , . . . . . . . .. 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' 1 ' 7 7 7 7 ' 7 7 N . . .. . . . 7 7 ERSKINE BAND :fr lrront Row left to Rlght Robert Hussey Vlrgmla C rant Richard Hussey Ruth Dowe Mary Lou Nelson Patrlcla Harding Sm cond Row I 1 ft to Rlght Fanny Crosby Joyce Me der Phyllls Nelson Margaret Jones I lnda Nelson llurd Row ltft to lhgiht Alice Wright Carlton Pltzgerald Mr Bean Dlrector Paul Farrington Dana Chllds Thls year for the first t1I'I'1e m the hlstory of Ersklne Academy a band IS belng or ganlzed although Mrs Theda Boynton had an organlzed orchestra a few years ago Last Fall a representatlve from a mus1cal lnstrument company v1s1ted Erskme to hold an assembly for all students Mr Crockett the representatlve Mr Bean and Robert Hussey demonstrated some of the lnstruments at th1S assembly Some students became mterested and later pur chased an mstrument Under the d1rect1on and teachmg of Mr Bean asslsted by Robert Hussey the band IS developmg rapldly when one stops to th1nk and conslder that sports are the dOID1I1at1l1g factors dur1ng the wlnter months Now that the basketball season IS over the band should progress even more rapldly Th1S Sprmg It IS the tentatxve plans to put on a concert wlth both the Band and Glrls Glee Club takmg part Robert Hussey 51 Hu-4 4, 2 ' as e. 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KENNEBEC VALLEY BAND l rout Row I 1 ft to Right Eleanor Hlltz Glenna Cantwell Joyce Bumps Beth Bolduc Bank Row I oft to Right Robert Hussey Mr Bean Dlrector Rlchard Hussey For the second year Ersklne has been re presented ln the All Kennebec Valley School Band Thls year the Organlzatlon branched out to form a Chorus 1n whlch Ersk1ne was also represented Th1S Chorus became one of the hlgh hghts of th1s year sprogram Robert and R1chard Hussey represented Ersk1ne 1n the band and Beth Bolduc Glenna Cantwell Joyce Bumps and Eleanor Hlltz were 1n the Chorus Next year It IS the plans of the Kennebec Valley Organlzatlon to lnclude an Orches tra 1n 1ts programs ERSKINE CHORUS The Erskme Chorus w1th the fine ac cornpanlment of Helen Murphy 52 and Hepburn Duncan 53 under the 1nsp1r1ng dlrectlon of Bryant C Bean Pr1nc1pal has been very successful th1s past year Thelr work 1n The Mmstrel Show was an example of th1s where they were well rece1ved when thev sang popular old favorltes such as Here Comes The Show boat and Row Row Row Thexr selected officers are Joyce Brann Manager Raymah Hlsler Llbrarlan E1 nestme Peasless Secretary Beth Bolduc Joyce Bumps Eleanor H1ltz and Glenna Cantwell were selected from Ersklne to Slllg 111 the Kennebec Valley Chorus Hepburn Duncan 53 2 , ,- ' : A , y 7 x - 0 . u 'u - , , ' : , - , , - . 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P is 5-,ice-V 5, -, M, , - WASHINGTON TRIP l'ront Row L1 ft to Rlght Beth Bolduc Arlene Murphy Glenna Cantwell Robert Hu sey Ronald Powers Joyce Brann Lorralne Day Wllma Holt Second Row left to Rxght Mrs Mlller Marxan Bradstreet Lauretta Robblns Raymah Hlsler Allre Plummer Vlvlan Clough DOTlSGl1ddeH Mr Bean Third Row I 1 It to Rlght Marllyn Hardlng Joanne Hutchms Audrey Sheaff John Bradstreet Howard Glldden Mary Allce Moody Joan Pelletler The Semor Class of 50 was the first class of Erskme Academy to make a class tr1p to Washlngton D C The class of 51 IS followlng 1n the1r footsteps although they have had to work harder to reach the sprlng vacatlon whlch 1S from Aprll 6 to 12 The trlp ltlnerary 1S as follows Frlday Aprll 6 Leave Augusta Malne at 7 00 P M on Malne Central Bus travelmg all n1ght for New York Clty Saturday Apr1l7 Arrlve IH New York Clty 7 00 A M Eat Breakfast Take Lower New York Clty and Statue of Llberty lectured tour Check lnto Hotel P1CC3d1lly Afternoon RCA MUSIC Hall and a popular broad cast Evemng take NBC and televlsxon tours and also Observatlon Roof Tour Lucky Strlke TV Show Sunday Apr1l8 6 A M Mass at St Patrlcks Cathedral for Cathohc students Leave promptly 1ngton D C Route wlll be through New Jersey to Pennsv1lle New Jersey for sall across the Delaware Rxver Luncheon stop at Aberdeen Maryland Before arr1v1ng 1n Washmgton stop w1ll be made at the Franclscan Monastery Rooms w1ll be asslgned at the Harrlng ton Hotel Monday Apr1l9 At 8 A M a hcensed gu1de w1ll be ln each coach to conduct group on a slght Seelllg tour to Lmcoln Memorlal Arl lngton Cemetery Tomb of the Unknown Soldler the Amphltheatre Alexandrxa 1 '9 ' . : 1 Q , r 1 S v I I 7 ' ll 9 4' 3 - : s ' r a ' . 9 4' . 3 . I y . 1 ' 1 1 7 I ' . , . , . . . , . . . . , . , . . . their goal. The trip is being planned for at 8 A. M. in motor coaches for Wash- . , . . 7 D . . I , , ' , . n , n , , : . . , 7 1 ' , . . : . . , . 1 7 ' 1 . . . . , . , . , THE PINNACLE George Washlngton Memorlal and the new Jefferson Memorlal After luncheon entlre afternoon w1ll be spent 1n the Andrew Mellon Natlonal and Smlth sonlan Museums Early evemng trlp to Congresslonal Llbrary best seen at nlght when brllllantly lllumlnated Party Tuesday Aprll 10 8 A M leave for Bureau of Prmtlng and Engravmg Federal Bureau of Investlg atxon 4J Edgar Hoovern Archlves Bulld Gettysburg Pa for conducted tour across the battlefield Check 1nto Colon 1al Hotel at Yorktown Pa Evenmg Banquet at Hotel Wednesday Apr1l11 8 A M leave York for Valley Forge Luncheon 1n Phlladelphla Stop at Betsy Ross House and Independence Hall Due New York Clty late afternoon Attend stage show Gentlemen Prefer Blonds Leave at m1dn1ght on Malne Central 1ng the Whlte House and the U S Capltol where guldes w1ll conduct group around the noted bu1ld1ng Luncheon be fore leavmg Washlngton for afternoon bus for Ma1ne Thursday Aprll 12 Arr1ve ln Augusta Malne Thursday rlde across the Mason DIXOD Llne to noon F F A CLUB 4 4 A Q Front Row L1 ft to Rnght Benjamm Wheelock Ralph E sancy Carlton Fitzgerald Edrona Crowell Marjorle Woodls Dora Tlbbetts Wayne Clary Warren Brann Clarence Smlth Suond Row left to lhght Royce Nelson Wllford Dufour Phlllp Campbell C ordon Rowe David Campbell, Sherwood Dodge, Ernest Brann, Conrad Babb, Mr Braley, Advisor, Third Row. L4-ft to Right Frederlck Soule, Sheldon Hopklns, Bernard Sabon, Wllllam Wade, John Bradstreet, LEWIS Jones, Stanley Tlbbetts, Harvard Gay, Keith Nelson 7 7 ' 9 1 - - 9 ' - Q . 7 ' 7 , . 9 ' cc 97 . , ' . . . , , . . . 1 . - 1 - 9 7 . . . ff I f Sly' , -L l , 1 ' v 5 . p ' ' n Q - . 9 ' I V 3 l 1 7 7 7 3 I ' w L u Y I . u ' . ' I 1 I - 9 4 ' y 1 r I 1 CHEERLEADERS 1' ront Row Left to Right Joyce Brann Jo Ann Cheney Glenna Cantwell Beth Bolduc Sc cond Row I oft to Rnght Donzella Bourassa Joyce Bumps Lorna Northrup Dona Bourassa W I ,, A I 2 . . 9 ' : Y 7 ! ' 'xl ' 0 . , , . , , , .. . , . - 1 Q ' ' 5 7 ' 9 7 7 7 ' 7 I The cheerleaders on the regular team thls year were Head cheerleader JoAnn Cheney Beth Bolduc and Joyce Brann A second team was organlzed th1s year wh1ch lncluded Lorna Northrup Ahce Glddmgs Joyce Bumps Dona Bourassa and Donzella Bourassa Each of the g1rls on the second team has cheered 1n at least four of the games of the season Glenna Cantwell asslsted 1n coachmg the cheer leaders The glrls on the first team w1ll recelve a sllver megaphone as a reward for at least two years of cheerlng The members of the second team do not recelve an award th1s year but they have been workmg for the sllver megaphone wh1ch they w1ll recelve next year As graduatlon will take all the first team cheerleaders the members of the second team are belng made ready to fill thelr places We certalnly w1sh them the best of luck and know that they w1ll do a good Job ATHLETIC COUNCIL lu-ont Row I oft to Right Joyce Meader Marle Northrup Glenna Cantwell Ronald Powers Vxrglnla Fowle Sylvla Merrlll Clara Tlbbetts X I - 1 gk ,i Sq-cond Row., L1-ft to Bight: George Mayo, Richard Dillenbeck, Mr. Silva, Advisorg Robert Hussey, . . , . . . . , . - y ' Wllfred Dufour Wayne Clary The Athletlc Counc1l thls year has ac compllshed many thmgs by wh1ch the students have benefited The Counc1l had a hand ln changlng the system of awards presented to athletes and cheer leaders durlng then' four years at Ersklne The Counc1l has also set up the lntra mural act1v1t1es of table tenms and bad mmton The Counc1l IS responslble for the act lVlt16S durlng Academy day when the elghth graders VlS1t at Erskme They orgamzed and supervlsed the track events durlng the day The Counc1l planned renovatlons and constructlon of the shower and locker room faC1l1t1eS The students helped durlng study perlods and after school The Counc1l suggested that some new equlpment be bought for athletlc and re creatlonal act1v1t1es The Counc1l s advlsor IS Mr Sllva Members of the Councll are Boys Glrls Ronald Powers Pres Glenna Cantwell Pres Marle Northrup SylVl3 Merrxll Vlrglnla F owle Rlchard Dlllenback Clara Tlbbetts George Mayo Robert Hussey Wayne Clary Wllfred Dufour Joyce Meader 'l lurd Row Loft to Right Rachel Cunmngham Derene Toussamt Una TOUSSSIHL Joan Phmney Althea GIRLS SOFTBALL l rout Row Left to Rlght Dona Bour ssa Carolyn Jones Sylvla Merrlll Co Captams Marle Northrup and Norma Fall Lorna Northrup Donzella Bourassa Sc-cond Row loft to Rlght Mrs Mlller Coach Vletta Duplessls Gerrylyn Rogers Vlfglnla Fowle Lockhart Allce Wright Marian French Last sprmg the g1rls won four out of the five games played They were t1e w1th Belgrade 1n the Bulwer League The tournament game was played on Averlll Fleld 1n Watervllle The score was 29 to 8 ln favor of Ersklne At thls game we were presented the Bulwer League Trophy Carolyn Jones Lorna Northrup Ann Russell Donzella Bourassa Clara Tlbbetts Dona Bourassa Chrlstme I' owle 2nd Base 3rd Base Shortstop Shortstop Fxelder F1elder Flelder Last fall there were a large group of gurls out for pract1ce but because of the cold weather there were no games played We Norma Fall Pltchef hope to wm another vlctory ths sprmg Mary Tlbbetts lst Base Marle Northrup 51 The l1ne up was as follows Marle Northrup Catcher , .. , , , I 9 D 1 3 3 y v D V ' l ' ' a A Clara Tibbetts, Shirley Joslyn, Margarite Beaucage, Glenna Cantwell, Managerg Y 1 . '9 . 3 ' r D v I y h 1 . . , . , 7 , . . . , GIRLS BASKETBALL lront Row left tn lhfglll VlFglHl3 Ifowle C errylyn Rogers Co Captams Marne Northrup and Clara Tlbbetts bhlrley Joslyn I' leanor Hlltz Sm ond Row lc fl to Knight Mr Blaney Loach Creraldlne Lanpher LKJUISC Douglass Derene 'loussalnt Audrey Sheaff Janet Phelps Vxetta Duplessls llurd Row lc ft to lhfght Arlene Starkey Raym 1h Hlsler Man igcr Sylvla Merrill Assistant Manager Rachel Cunnlngham Vxctorla Owen Even though graduatlon took five of the first teamtplayers last year the glrls d1d practlce w1th very few attendmg AS the grrls have won all thelr league games whlch lncludes Sabattus Lltch field and South Brlstol ln the western d1v1s1on of the Bulwer League Thls year the same as last year an award w1ll be glven to the player who has made the most lmprovement ln sportsmanshlp durmg the year Last year the award was glven to Marle Northrup Thxs year It IS belng g1ven to V1rg1n1a Fowle Those who played thls year are Audrey Sheaff Marle Northrup V1rg1n1a Fowle Shlrley Joslyn Clara Tlbbetts Gerry Rogers Eleanor Hxltz Geraldme Lanpher Arlene Starkey Janet Phelps Loulse Dou glas Durene TOUSSHIIIL Gertrude Lmcoln Rachel Cunnmgham and Vletta Dup The schedule was as follows So Brxstol Cl1nton Freedom Sabattus Lltchfield Appleton Rlchmond L1tchfield Cl1nton Appleton RlCl1IDODd Freedom Sabattus Erskme Ersklne Ersklne Ersklne Erskme Frskme Erskme Ersklne Erskme Erskme Erskme Ersklne Ersklne Mane Northrup not become discouraged. They started lisses. . . 1 , . ' 44 ' , . ' . ' - ' 25 ' . .'. 46 ' . r ' 7 ' . . ' ' 40 ' . . w . 41 , ' . , ' 91 ' . . ' . . . ' 27 ' . . . . . ' ' 25 ' . 'I n 28 ' . . . .' ' 4 75 ' . ' ' . ' 35 ' ' . . , 26 ' BOYS BASKETBALL l rout Row I oft to lhght Ernest Brann Clarence Smlth Co Captaxns Ronald Powers and Wayre Clary Paul Farrlngton Paul Colburn Sunnd Row left to Right Mr Sllva Coach Wllford Dufour Rlchard Dlllenbeck Wxlllam Wade Robert Hussey Carlton Fltzgerald George Mayo Ralph Essancy Manager ThlS year the boys had a fau'ly success full season wmnmg half of the games SIX boys went to the Boston Gardens to play Edgartown Mass These boys were Clarence Smlth Carlton Fltzgerald Ron ald Powers Wayne Clary Paul Farrmgton and Rlchard Dlllenbeck ETSklUe was 1nv1ted to play 1n the Kennebec Valley Tournament agamst Wllhams of Oakland 1n the medlum school class Th1s IS the first tlme that Erskme has ever been 1nv1ted to play 1n the Kenne bec Valley Tournament Th1s year the same as last year award w1ll be glven to the player who has made the most lmprovement 1n sports manshlp durmg the year Last year the award was g1ven to Wayne Clary Th1s year It IS belng glven to Ronald Powers The boys team was t1ed 1n the league wlth Brldge who had already beaten them tW1C6 so a playoff game was held at Lmcoln Academy at Newcastle The w1n ner of thls game went on to play W1s casset who won the eastern d1v1s1on of the league Ersk1ne was defeated by Brldge but the boys played the best game they have played dur1ng the season Senlors leavmg th1s year are Ronald Powers and Robert Hussey The members of the team were Ronald Powers Wayne Clary Clarence Smlth Paul Farrlngton Paul Corburn Wllllam Wade R1chardD1llenbeck Robert Hussey Carlton Fltzgerald George Mayo Ernest Brann South Brlstol Brldge J V Brldge Clmton Freedom Academy 58 Sabattus Ersklne Ersklne J V Erskme Erskme Erskme Ersklne J S ' 2 4 - 2 , l Q - ' , ' . Y , ' I l ' , , . ' . . . . . ' 's 1 9 ' y 1 1 y , , 1 r n - . . - , , . 7 . ' , . 9 7 ' ' ' 9 s 1 9 . . , . I ' - 1 s 9 ' 9 1 ' 7 a a 9 1 an 1 s . . - . . ' ' . ' . . 31 ' . . - . . . . . . . I . . . . , . THE PINNACLE L1tchf1eld Appleton Lltchfild Chnton South Brlstol Brldge J V Brldge Ersk1ne Ersk1ne Erskme Ersk1ne Ersk1ne Ersk1ne J V Ersk1ne Ersk1ne Ersk1ne Ersk1ne Ersk1ne Ersk1ne Ronald Powers Appleton Sabattus Rlchmond Freedom Brldge BASEBALL lfront Row Loft to lhght Robert Roach George Mayo Edward Trudeau Wllfred Dufour Wayne Clary Rxchard Gray Ernest Braun Manager Second Ro Loft to Right Mr Blaney Coach Ke1thWebbel Davld Campbell Clarence Smlth Herman Watson Ralph Essancy Howard Glldden Ersk1ne IS thmkmg of golng 1nto another league ln wh1ch W1SCaSSett IS ln because they have only five schools ln that league and they want another one But due to the distance between the schools It IS not certaln whether Ersk1ne w11l Jon' thlS league Parker Blaney a graduate of Unlv erslty of Mame was the coach last fall and w11l be thls sprmg New bats balls and bases have been purchased thls spr1ng There has been talk that the baseball field wlll be changed around so that the diamond w1ll be ln the south part of the field lnstead of 1n the north The team wasn t very successful last fall but we wlsh them the best of luck thls sprmg Ronald Powers 51 35 ' ' 23 ' 41 30 ' 46 42 ' 51 41 ' 61 ' 33 - ' 39 ' 49 ' .24 ' 61 ' 27 35 ' 17 ' 27 ' 37 ' 23 ' 21 ' . . 22 ' . . 23 , '51 ' 44 ' 28 1' - T545 rj at 7 1 1 tLi?f1 T53 4 lktff SENIOR PLAY lrft to Rxght Norma Fall Barbara Clark Mane Northrup Robert Hussey Paul Farrmgton Glenna Cantwell Ronald Powers The Semor Play thls year was presented on November 16 and 17 1950 The play Aaron Sllck from Punk1n Cr1ck was wr1tten by Lleutenant Beal Cormack Thls comedy shows how a farmer outshcks a c1ty sl1cker k1n Cr1ck Oklahoma who loves a wldow Rosy Be1ry but he IS to bashful and back ward to ask her to marry h1m Several tlmes throughout the play he attempts to propose but he IS 1nterrupted by other characters Mr Wrlbur Merrldew IS a crooked speculator who thmks he IS putt 1ng a deal over w1th Rosy to buy her farm because he thlnks he has dlscovered Oll on the property Merrldew s nlece Gladys May MBfrld9W 1S a snobb1sh type c1ty glfl who IS lrrltated wlth everythmg about the country Clarence Green a poetry quotlng w1se guy found h1s match 1n a tomboy Llttle SIS R1ggS SIS kept the audlence laughlng by her h1lar1ous remarks and by h1d1ng 1n such places as under a table and ln a clothes basket As the second act closes Aaron tells the audlence that he pald eleven dollars to put some o1l 1n an old spr1ng on Rosy s farm After Rosy sold the farm she and SIS went to Chlcago where Merrldew later went ln a state of rage to see Rosy because he found out there was no o1l 1n the farm just some put 1n a sprmg At th1s tlme Aaron comes 1n and hlnts around that he put lt there and IS about to buy Rosy s farm when Clarence who 1s actually a detectlve comes 1n to arrest Merrldew As the play ends Aaron finally gets to pro pose to Rosy and they go back to Okla homa to l1ve together The members of the cast smcerely apprec1ate the effectlve make up work and t1me and effort put ln by Mrs Strout and Mr Bean asslsted by Barbara Clark to make the play a success Robert Hussey 51 , 1 r 1 ' ' 1 Q xv 4 4 . s , ,T 1' 4 I A I . : ! l I ! 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N ,S . . . ,, . , . . . . . , Aaron Slick is an old farmer from Pun- . . . 9 7 ' 1 , ' n n ' 9 3 ' ' 7 . . , . . , , . , . - . , . , ' Q . u . c , - . , I . . . . , 7 ' 7 Front Row lift to Right Fannie Crosby Dona Bourassa Donzella Bou assa Rlchard Gray Sylvia Merrill Virginia Fowle Shirley Joslyn Patr1c1aWr1ght Joyce Turner Arlene Crummet Suond Row I oft to Right Marjorie W00dlS Ernestlne Peaslee MHTIOH Choate Myrna Pelton Lorna Northrup Al1ceG1dd1ngs Eleanor Hiltz Joan Folsom Cather1neR1chards Helen Murphy Nancy Carll llurd Row lift to Right Joyce Bumps Royce Nelson Warren Brann Benjamin Wheelock Ralph Pssancy Sherwood Dodge Ernest Brann Wayne Llary Wilfred Dufour Barbara Bailey Fourth Row laft to Right Mr Blaney Lonrad Babb James Hanson Lewis Jones William Wade Bernard Sabon Sheldon Hopkins Stanley Tlbbetts Keith Nelson NAME Barbara Bailey Ernest Brann Warren Brann Dona Bourassa Donzella Bourassa Joyce Bumps Vincent Campbell Marion Choate Betty Crosby Arlene Crummett Ralph Esancy Joan Folsom Virginia Fowle Lewis Jones Richard Gray James Hanson FAVORITE SONG Dream a Little Dream of Me Roll Out the Barrel The Roving Kind Oh Danny Boy A The Caissons go Rolling Along I ll be Waiting at The Kitchen Door Smoke Smoke, Smoke Happy Feet Army Air Corps Once You Find Your Guy Show Me The Way to Get Home Don t Cry Joe Life Gets Tegus Don't It Sweet Arlene Lovesick Blues Oh! Joan , . , ,ix ' o , h . . . r . . 9 4 ' r 9 - s y a x s 1 v - , , . . . . . K 9 4 90 9 v v y u v y x x v 9 ff Q . - . It . 9 ' a - 1 v n w w - - 1 sl v u v a - ' . ' . ' ' ' '. . 4 ' - f 1 v r x y 1 1 1 - u n I 9 1 5 n 38 THE PINNACLE Sheldon Hopkins Shirley Joslyn Pauline Kitchen Sylvia Merrill Helen Murphy Kieth Nelson Royce Nelson Lorna Northrup Ernestine Peaslee David Parmenter Myrna Pelton Catherine Richards Bernard Sabans Stanley Tibbetts W1ll1am Wade Benny Wheellock Marjory W00dlS Al1ce Giddlngs Joyce Turner Wilfred Dufour Eleanor Hiltz Clarence Smith Wayne Clary Nancy Carll Sherwood Dodge B Clarks mother What are the young man s 1ntent1ons'7 B Clark I don t know yet He has been keeping me pretty much in the dark A Murphy Say what s the idea of wear mg my ra1ncoat'7 H Murphy Well you wouldn t want your new suit to get wet would you'7 Mr Szlia Does your wife drive the car? Mr Blanex Only when I am at the wheel I Wish I Didn't Love You So Accidents Will Happen The Thing I'll Get By If You've Got The Money I'm an Old Cowhand Hot Rod Race Oh' Bobby QRoachJ Oh' Ira Life is So Peculiar Ma He s Awful Nice to Me I Can Dream Can t I When Your Heart Goes Burnpty Bump Never Tell A Woman I m in The Mood For Love I m A Lone Wolf Oh What a Face' Give me a Little Old Fashioned Love I Dldn t Sleep A Wink Last Night C1nc1nnatt1 Dancing Pig I ve Got The Love Bug Itch I ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm Take Me Out To The Ball Game Lady From 29 Palms Beer Barrel Polka 3? C Clary Why is a game of baseball like a chocolate cake'7 C' Clary Because success depends on the batter D Gray If the President of the United States died and then the Vice President died who would take over'7 Mrs Blaney The Secretary of State D Gray No he wouldn t the undertfiker would' , . 7 . . , . . , . 3 , . . , . . ' 7 ' 9 Y --'X 7 , 66 v I cs ' ' . 1 Y- . k Y ' ' 77 7, . : ' . Mr. Blaney: I don't know, Why is it? - ' as v , tn . 1. . 7, . u 9 ' I . . , ' ' ' .59 . 46 1 4 , ss s i A Q . . . . . , - ' 7' ' vs . . , , , cc va 1 . C . ' v - H ' ' H cc Q . . n u : . 5 I y, as aa ,, SOPHOMORE CLASS Front Row lc tt to Rxght Patrlcla Bowman Lydla Bowden Susle Whltaker Dyeal Reed Betty Reed Margaret Jones Carlton Fltzgerald Beverly Wellman Jean Conrad Roberta Russell V1rg1n1aPelton Shlrley lf letcher S4 loud Row I 1 tt to Right Carolyn Jones Mary Dufour Audrey Wlleox Janet Phelps Amy MeKenney Norene Cunnlngham VlTglHla C rant Derene Foussamt Clara Tlbbetts Paullne Halley PflSLllld Babb Mrs Strout lhlrd Row lc it to Right Ronald Morrill Herman Watson Donna D IWSOH Paullne Bllodeau C eraldme Lampher Phyllis Helson Mary Austxn Dolly Lrosby Mary Lou Nelson lf velyn Haskell Rlchard Douglass Gorden Rowe Fourth Row lc lt to Rxfght Hepburn Dune in Frederlck Soule Harvard Gay Paul Farrmgton Rich 1rd Dlllenbeek R1chardSyson David Campbell Phllllp Campbell lndward Parlm Sophomore Stat1st1cs NAME FUTURE Audrey Wllcox Man Hater? Patrlcla Bowman Qulet Llttle mald Rlchard Dlllenbeck Professor Marllyn Dodge Opera singer Gordon Rowe Heartbreaker Mary Dufour Joke teller Beverly Wellman Keeplng Iunlor company Prlscllla Babb Huntlng for her guy Ronnle Morrlll Fllrtlng Donna Dawson Mrs Jumor Bryant MHTIOH Noyes House Wlfe of her Joe p - , :Lf A , . . - - - - - V . . f - l 9 A ' ' Y l 3 9 ' 7 3 Y 7 P Y 7 1 w - w t , . . . . , . . . . . . . . - , ' 9 A ' 1 Y 7 'Y 1 . . . . , , . 1 . . . . ', ' 1 Y 1 1 7 Y ' ' 1 .. t . ,. . . . . . . X . , . , . . . . . , 9 1 , H 1 v - 1 - y Q 1 . 1 . 1 , . I 7 Y 7 3 7 J Y 7 1 N I. . . uv . D ' 1 ' . r 1 1 1 ' I 7 K 7 Y Y K . D . ' a, I . , x . . , . J L Y Y 7 ' . 1 f .. . ' ' sv P Mary I ou Nelson lanet Phelps Vlfglllla Grant SUS10 Whltaker Mary Austm Phyllls Nelson F red Soule Vlfglllla Pelton Carleton Fxrzgerald Shlrley Fletcher Davld Campbell Ph1l1p Campbell Herman Watson Palllllle Balley Edward Parhn Lydla Bowden Jean Conrad Dolly Crosby THE PINNACLE MUSICIHI1 New Iersey Cal Day dreamlng College student School g0SSlp l13d10 Announcer Movle star Tap dancer Lover boy Star gEiZ1l1g Shoe sh1ne boy Belng qulet Hooklng for a woman Cook Wa1t1Hg for h1s one and only Gum manufacture1 Datmg Hookmg for a male frlend Norene Cunnlngham Dream glrl Vernle Haskell Gerry Lampher Amy McKenny Betty Reed I thel Rlng Roberta Russell Derene TOUSS31Ht Carolyn Jones Hepburn Duncan R1chard Syson Pauhne Bllodeau Paul Farrlngton Margaret Jones Clara Txbbetts Rlchard Douglas Baby sltter Glg ler Day dreamlng over her Freedom love To many boy fI'16l1dS Model 97997 Nolseless character Dreamxng over her service guy Ht 39542 E! Wlfe Belng good ' Oh Janet ' Publxc speaker Joyce s hubby House wlfe The qulet character '7 Atomlc SC1el'lt1SlL 4-O Dycal Reed Professional flirt , fo . an as fa , , FRESHMAN CLASS Pront Row lm lt to Huillt Barb iri Pottle M irgarite Beaucage Beverly Brann Louise Douglass Joyce Meader Millard Howard Richard Hussey Linda lNelson Virginia Ladd Louise Blaisdell Victoria Owen Beatrice Nolm Sumid Row lull to Right Mr Silva Advisor Flame Lanpher Arlene Starkey Jane Clary Gerrylyn Rogers RachelCunn1ngham Alice Wright Rosalie Haskell Patricia Harding Harriet Parlm Vletta Duplessls Louise Young Jatqualine Nelson Leona Nolm Gertrude Lincoln Marian French Mrs Silva Advisor Lockhart Jean Wade Holly Merrill Joan Phinney Ruth Dowe Fmily Ferguson Frederica Potter Clara Cunningham Philip C ray James Sproul P rnest Pelton Daniel Duncan Fourth Row lt it to Right Carrol Hopkins Milford Thomas Peter Wescott Edward Frudeau Robert Ro ich Cl iyborn Northrup Keith Webber Robert Wade Walter Prest Robert Pottle Robert Wescotl George Mayo Chester Hessev Charles Austin John Mayo Carroll qtuart Freshman Statlstlcs NAME BEST NOTED FOR Charles Austin Taking ' Virginia Ladd Her Laugh Jacquelme Nelson Helplng Eddie in English Philip Russell Talking w1th the teachers Patricia Harding Gettmg letters from Harold LOUISE Blalsdell Being quiet Edward Trudeau Dancing Louise Douglass Her Devilishness V' Philip Gray Joyce 9999 Vietta Duplessls Her blonde hair Althea Lockhart Writmg notes to 9 Robert Roach Trying to get a glrl lE,!l ' '. , - ' ' : 2 2 2, 2 . ' ' , , ' , ' - 1 v ' ' K 7 3 7 7 7 ' 1 9 1 3 3 3 . I ' '- . . ' 1 ' ' ' . ' ' Y . - , , , , - , Third Row. Left to Right: Dana Childs, Paul Colburn, Leo Nolin, Philip Russell, Una Toussaint, Althea 7 1 ' 7 9 I 3 9 3 7 J - 1 . ' 3 ' , 1 , L , 4 , . ' V ' ' . '. ,' ' . ' I i I 4 I ' 7 7 Y 5 3 y 3 , 1 ' 1 y , , ' y J' 4 T 1 x ' 1 w ' 1 Y I 1 ,, 7 3 I L ' Ahce Prescott James Sproul Loulse Young Freder1ca Potter M1llard Howard Kelth Webber MHFIOH French Leona Nolm Harrlet Parl1n George Mayo Leo Nohn Barbara Pottle Joan Phlnney Peter Wescott Jean Wade Gertrude Llncoln Dana Chllds Jane Clary Beverly Brann Clayborn Northrup Robert Wescott Rosahe Haskell Lmda Nelson Ernest Pelton Robert Pottle Gerrylyn Rogers Carrol Hopkms Clara Cunmngham Joyce Meader Carroll Stuart Chester Bessey Ruth Dowe Marguarxte Beauca ge Damel Duncan Rlchard Hussey V1ctor1a Owen Elalne Lampher John Mayo Em1ly Ferguson Holly Merrlll Robert Wade Paul Coburn Beatrlce Nolm Rachel Cunmngham Mllford Thomas Walter Prest THE PINNACLE Her sunny dlsposltlon Smokmg hlS plpe D1Ck 9999 Her dlamond Gettmg A s H1s blonde ha1r Her senlor bov Argumg 1n Sclence class Her cute dlmple H1s good looks Makmg eyes at Ahce P Her sweet smlle Her Rlchards Fllflllllg wlth '7 Belng tall Actmg out 'V Bemg qulet Her malls Qmales J Her glggle Teaslng V1CklC Blushlng V Her Besse boys ' Berry Bemg Short LOSll1g' hls way to classes Playmg basketball Fhrtmg Y' Bemg late to school Her Freshman boy H1s red halr H1s females Bemg a good glrl V' Her boyfrlends Rollmg hlS eyes Bexng no1sy Chasmg Benny Chewlng gum ll Betty or IS lt Gerrle '79 Bemg absent Ernest or MODt18 9 His wavy halr Bemg so cute Talkmg ll Readmg love stories Belng wlth Clara Followlng Johnny Arlene Starkey Playmg trlcks on someone A1109 W1-lght Playmg her tl umpet Una TOUSS8lIlt B91112 B0SSy . - 9 . . S . cc ' 91 . an 11 N ' ' P ERSKINE ACADEMY ALUMNI 1892 1950 B low IS a complet lxst from our records of all alumnl and the marrled names of alumnae w1th thelr graduatlng class There were no graduatmg exerclses before 1892 Also there were no graduatlon ex erclses held durrng the years 1893 1900 1901 1913 and 1914 The smallest grad uatlng class was ln 1906 wlth only one student Up untll 1950 the largest grad uatlng class was ln 1948 w1th 35 students Increaslng numbers of students 111 our classes smce 1949 w1ll msure larger grad uatmg classes ln the very near future After our 54th Commencement Exer crses June 2 1950 the total number of Alumnl was 559 p ople of whom 514 were l1v1ng An asterxsk before each name ln dlcates that person has dled Speclal Credlt should be glven the follow 1ng alumm and frlends who have helped to verlfy thlS alumnl 11st James Caswell 18 Arlene Fltzgerald 50 Hazel Fltzgerald 30 Edgar Taber 36 Theda Boynton and W1ll1am Hlsler A future Alumnl Record project could mclude the names resldences and occupat 1ons of every l1v1ng member If errors are found ln thls lrstmg please notrfy us at the Academy office as we want the Alumnl llst accurate 1892 Hertonf lddmgs Harry Maleolm Nellle Clark Strong Roy Small 1891 Herbe rt Hall K eorge Muller I ena I reree Low rn Lharles Starrett Frank W Moody 1891 C eorge Perley Merton Rowe Fthel Cunnmgham Melr rrland li 1896 I' dwma Banks if hva Iaarrmgton C 'xrey Vrola Turner Nelson Melvln I obey Lassie Iurner 1897 Ora IlI'lgf.,S Flwabeth Lralg Albert M Lmseott Fred H Perley 1898 Llarenee Studley I raee Stone I uy H ill lf Mary Webber 1899 IL'1rlL Nelson 'f Herbert Moody I aura Webber Pr xy I xla Northrup Le rvltt I' dxth I xrwell Hall 1902 I ony Webber S xdle Stewart Studlc y Jenme I arwell Starre tt Horatlo I' arrlngton Josle Seekms Doodle Josephme Cross George Starrett Edlth Murray Reed Archle Lrammett 1903 Lottie I arrlngton I uller 4 I earl St lrrett Webber I eroy Southard C lxrener I3 I' llls John Nelson 1904 'VIytle I udwlg, Fdw 1rd Lowden Harry I-Iomans 1901 Abble I rue Perley Annie I3 xrton Ru ers I rxee Dunn L rrroll liragg 1906 f ertrude Lowden Merrill 1907 Harold KltCh6H I eroy Starrett I ottle I'ernald Il0hll'1S0l'1 Buford Reed 1' C ladys I-Ilsler Pr ltt Alma Nelson Dyer Arolyn Hewett Mosher ft Irvmg Farrxngton 1908 Inez Hrsler Charles Maude Hawes Stetson Roy M Trask 1909 Ray Llrflord Lawranee Crommett hverett C oodspeer I' thel I aylor Reed 1910 Seott I ewls ff Maud Haskell Studley Wxlllam Laswell Anme Lyon Dodge Coney Haskell I' lora Kltehen Arehe r Bert I'rue Lrd 1 IIICFLL I LWIS Susie Nelson I' ulle r Q D . . 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' ? 1911 Beryle Magulre ' Wllllam S Tobey Jr R 1ymond Worthing 1912 M 1l11l Buz7cll I 1111118011 Mlldrcd Doe lruc H 1dlcy C hadwu ' K corge C aswcll Iv 1 Worth Hunt1ng,to11 Alu L Mosher Rosa R 1lpI1 Record 19 1 l rn1'1tH 1llowL ll K ec1l l arr1ng,ton Harry I' rue Webster Wentwort 1' 1916 If mmons Casey Bcnjamln Mosher X Wllbur Casey V1nal Merrlll Harry Reed Jr 1 1917 Llla I ltzgerald Clower Hovey Thompson Mlldred Shuman Hussey Harvey Jones Dora Hawes Wentworth hdlth Mercler Merrlll M1ldred Candage Braley 1918 H 1rry Holmes Ruby Shuman Berry James Caswell Bermce Proctor I err1ll I uther Dodge 1919 I 1l 1 I' arrlngton Mansfield DOFIS Young Florence Dodge Clifford Marjorle Maxwell Knlght Vey Merr1ll I cslxn Johnson 1970 N1 ttu M1 rc 11 r WllS0ll Iii t 1 Brown Alon1oC lough ' THE PINNACLE 1971 Dorothy Odlm Marr Maud Beane Hanson Helen Odlm Sylvla Brown Dodge Vernon Boynton l arl Maltolm Mlldrcd Studlny ll 1 1 M1Vn1rdM1xw1lI 1QII I r1 d I urnc r lmm1C1sp1rVN1st IIll1lSCLlll'1'sl mctte I lllllt C 1sp1rI OVKCCI1 I20!'lQ !l1llI'I'l'lI1 Iores I' crdmand Mcrcler 1923 Anna Perklns Flagg Lnla French Crommett Pearle Hysom C lldden Audrey Foster Tucker Myrtls Sanborn Robertson Verne Jones Merrlll Thompson Wllham Gray Lewls Turner if Donald Farnsworth Dorothy Farnsworth Bragdon Merle Jones 1924 I' rlena qablns Bartlett I' va Haskell Buz7ell 1 W1ll1am I' oster C eorgxe Mcl ellan Russell 1925 Madellne Barton I4 oster Arlene Clark Johnson Thelma Looper Van Den Kerckhoven Vlfglnld Fletcher Black Anme Nelson Albert Pendexter Velma qeeklns 1926 John Boynton M 1r1an Brown Jones Halstead C llfford l' sther H lll0Well Weymouth I' red Iackson Raymond Lowden I eon Malcolm Mlldred Odlm Shlrley Turner Futtle 1927 C elm Buz7cll I ampson I nola Cooper Hallett Velma Jones C harles Peltf n Hortense Starkey Mlller 1928 lhelma I' C1r1fIin Poster Phyllls F 1rnsworth Beutrxce Mosher Gladyse L Proctor Aust111 MWICIB A I-llsler Reed M1nn1e A Vveel s Ienklns Irma E Buzzell MOTFISOD 1929 Leota DSDICO Seaward Lols McNaughton Adams Ruth Walenta Hodgklns Charles Mosher Kenneth Austln 1930 Freda B Berry 'F Wallace L Buzzell Hazel C Crommett Balley Francesl Clark Fvelee T Denlco Cook Hazel M Fsancy F1tzgerald C ladysE Hall Qnow Hazel M Hlsler Allce F Hunnewell C oss Joseph C Kenoyer Annle E MacLellan CIPSOI1 Fmelme I' Merrxll I' samy I aura A Palmer Helen M Webber qtarkey Fldena M Wescott Sayers H Florentlus Merrxll 1931 C lara 'I obey Merrlll Jean Kenoyer Vlda Watson! rant Raymond I' rcnch I eneva I rost Kenneth Austm C lenls Hall Pxerce Marvm l,lLI'L0 1 . , 1 1 - 1 . . 1 . , . , . 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'L1 11 1 w I l 1 l 5 I ' . . , . 1 V4 A Y 1932 I leanor W I'IlSlC,I'IIOrlCl1 Delphxne V Norton Hoyt C,arr1e I' C lxfford Dyer Charles CJ Huntmgton Wmfred A Kenoyer Ruth M Parmenter Drakt I'lorenee A Pl usted Dodge Stephmn C, Plummer Marg iret T Sproul Parker 19313 C lara A BartonC llbert Verda L Bu7zell Knowlton Dorxs If Fsaney Bumps Murlel H Greeley Curtls Mabel Hope LEWIS Charles Cec1lV Nowland May I Reed Yates Anme I' Thurston Hanks Fredrlek Weeks Sara I Wentworth Don lhue 1934 Helen A Clark James I' Halloway Allce M Kenover Probert Chester R Merrill Adelme M R1eeksPelton Ruth A Hlsler Robert P Arnold Dorothy A Choate Haskt ll Llnwood P C ldCIlI'lgS Iola Vlrgllllii Nowland Donald T Choate Annie M Qhorey Whxttler 19130 Helen D Arnold Iulm Fverett L Chfford Byron W Choate Forrest B Halloway I eora I' Macl ellan M ll'Sll Marlan L Lewis Boynton Donald R Cushmg 1936 Ha7el I' Buz7elI I rank A C,ooper Dennis M Crommett Dorothy A Dow Baker Franees I Dow Newton Donald Dyer Sherman W C rlfhn Hope R C rlndle Walsh Vnrglma M Hayes I aS1lle THE PINNACLE Robert Kenoyer Wallac e Merrill Albert 1 H Nowl and C rug, Phyll1sC Nowl md C unmnf,,h If velyn A Plummer Sulllvan Howard Pratt Fdger I I aber Kennet h Iaht r Ifavlene M Iobcy Br xdstreet Leland A Tobey C ertrude I' Webber Keller 1937 I4 dn 1 H C arev C,lara M Clowes Sedgeley Barbara I' C'erry Powell C lor1a I Hayes I' uller Leslle W LEWIS Harrxette A Lothrope Rlteht t Velma L Plummer Durgln John W Qumnam C eorge P Reed Dora M RCJDIHQCJD Stevens B'1rb1r1 I' Irue I uhh C eorge A Weeks 19138 I erry B Arnold C arleton R Buz7ell Madelyn C1 Heald Carey Shlrley I H8W1tt Nichols 'f H'1zelM lngraham Kenneth C Ingrah im Ruth I' Kenoyer I ewls I4 MacLellan Madolyn I' Marsh Revllle Aaron C Martin ' Verna B Mltehell Harvey I Mosher Prederlek H Parmenter Clayton H Reed Raymond A Rohm'-,on C eorge H Smlth C wendolyn D I urner Shelton Roger P Webber 1' 1939 Vernon S Boynton V1rg,1n1a C Brann Bl ur Iflorenee M Delaware Martha C C rmdle I' reem in Phyll1sR Huntlngton Blair John K Kenoyer Maland C, Nowland Charles P IIlCl'ldI'dS LOIS C Speneer H lnnon UTI Marlan I Thurston Corder Thelma I Tobey Brown Madolyn V True I aber 1940 Chrlstlne Bailey Lllllan M Brooks C,rommett Carl W Brown Ollie I' Croker I add C lenls C Croker Bernard F Dowe I' velyn R Esaney Van C ermert Carleton I' Farrmgton Carroll W Farrington Stella M Glldden Farrington Waneta Glldden Arlene M Hallowell Balley Elwm Frank Hussey Robert C1 Martln JohnR McLean Marle M MacLellan Fortler Shlrley F Mlllett Reed KennethJ Morton Preston H Mosher Charles F Nowland Albert L Pendexter Vaughn Plerce Keith C Pmkham I eon In Plalsted I eona A Plalsted I' lsh Iohn B Redman Phlllp N Taber Clarenee I' Thurston 1941 Hazel F Brown Reed Alden M Campbell 4: Donald W Clark Harlan A Clowes Juanlta P Colby I'oye Marguerlte M Hunt Clowes Russell F Kenoyer Frank L Lockhart Lucy IL Lowden Erwm F Mltchell Frank W Pmkham Vlrgmla M Pmkham Hoover Prank L qtrlekland James K Tobey Morrison F Turner Fheresa I Ward Plansted 1942 Arleen I' Arnold Morrals Blame H Bailey Helen I' Caswell C roeker .f - I , 3 1. x 41 4 1 4 v ' 1 4 - 5 1 . . .. , 4 1 1. 11 . . . 1 . z , 1 f . , . . 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A x 1 1 1.x L 1. 1 f lenn I Dodge Carleton V Evans Marlanl Gould Flmor L Hathaway Frlend Maynard E Hewltt Marle E Jones Clyde W Plummer Edlth A Starkey Lear Stanley R Taber I ewls C Tatham Jr I' lllce M Tobey Lund Raymond E Ward Merle-ne L Wood Morton 1943 Albert R Boynton C onstance A Boynton Hlg, ms Delbert F Brann Ir I yford A Brown Phyllls B Campbell Chflpm m Donna E Corey Abbott Vlolet T Corey I aura M Dow Pxercc I helma A Dow Donald F Farrmgton Elberton H Glldden Wlmfred L Gower Whxtcomb Ellzabeth E Griffin Elmor G Lamb Kenneally Elllot E Lamb Helen M Lewls Llzabelle A Prescott Heath Wllma J Reed Blckford Mary C Roberts Madelyn M Webber Ellzabeth K Wltham Shorey Loulse A Worthlng Plnkham 1944 Fay O Bolduc Poulm Beverly B Foster Archer Beatrice M Gerry Prmce George B Glldden Carolyn M Hussey Nelson Charles M Jones Martha S Kenoyer Lamb Georgxa E Leavltt Hllda A Morgan Brown Harold C Nelson Marle bproul Weeks Emmons M Porter Dorothy G 'I lbbetts Dorothy A Waller Boyd I,3UllI'l6 M Ward Tobey Marian Wltham 1945 Edward Becklm THE PINNACLE Wlllard I Arnold Ila M Brann Evelyn M Chxlds Bob Hllda V Looper BelleJ Gallop Roberta C Gllddcn Toln y Hazel M Hamlm Frederlck K Hussey Mabel M Prescott Paullne W Stlmpsonf Ildden Kelth M Zwlcker 1946 C ladys F Bartlett Hewltt Donald I Black Cllfford R Bour1ss'1 Mary J Cflrll C lmrles R Castlc lXorman Clowes Qt mley B Dougle Corinne L Dow Mason Richard I Dovse I-Illda M Larochelle Ryder Mary Q Lewis Balley Patr1c1a N Lowden Parker C' race M Lockhart Emerson Colleen M Robldeau Qaban John W Scates Evelyn E Tarr Joslyn Jean C Turner Taber Joyce C Turner Clowes Evelyn M Wrlght Theresa M Webber Bourassa 1947 Crace M Althenn Haskell MHJOIIG F Ames Ellen Austm Jackson Patrlcla Becklm Peters Phlllp Bradford Frances L Brann LOIS V Cook Glldden Marlan E Dufour Mary A Dougie Gallagher Lois M Farrlngton Wxlllam F Gray Lloyd P Hall Charles A Haskell Margery J Hathaway Jenkins Marlan B Hopkms Cooper Cllnton W Jenkms I aul L Johnson I' rederlck A Kofman Robert S Marr Phyllxs V McKenney Allen Orville C Page Myrtle E Reed Gratto Inleanor qcates Lucy A gchoppe Stewart R qtudley Perley A I homas Ramona M Tobey Sheldon R Tracy Pl'lLlll3 A Willoughby Bre 1rd Frnest Qulntall 1948 Anlta Ames LUFLIS Frances Black qhorey I reeman Brann Lllllan Bruso Belden Chrlstme Chapman Castator Dorothy Childs Mason Charlotte Look Harold Doe Randolph Doe Dorothy Dowe McKean Charlene Fsancy Dyer Iona Robertson French Margaret Gower Debllnskl James Grady Atwood Glldden Harlan Ghdden Annie Haskell Maurlce Haskell Charles Hamlm Carolyn James Dowe Lorralne Lavene Hamlyn Geneva LGWIS George McKenney Lols Northrup Vxrgmla Nolln Dean Nowland Dana Nelson Emlly Russell Brown Merle Slegars Jewett Marcella Sennett Frank Shorey Beatrice Turner Lee Paullne Woodworth Ayers Ernest Watson Luulle Wentworth McPherson 1949 Wlnona R Bourassa Hllda L Brown Shlrley A Brown Clyde L Casey Paul G Davls Mllton H I' arrlngton Bessie V I' reeman Pass Marle T Gould Georg1eA Haskell Helen M Higgins Glldden , . - I A. 1. K K . . ' -n . . . , . 'fan . .1 . . - 1 fx J . . - . 4 . . , , 1 2 r . . . ' - 2 w . . - . . s ,Jr. . 1 . . . . . ,. 4 . . . 1 1 , H , .. . . . J . . . . ki , T x 4 , . . If 1. . . . J. 1 . . . 2 1 ' w - . . 1 - , . , . fp, 1 . . V , I A . ,e . 1 4 . . 1 I . , . I 1 ' 1 1 . ' . . L . 1 1 . . . J . . , . L. J' . .1 . ,, . . . L. J. . 1 ' ' . I . . . . . . 1, . . . . J' ' 1 . , . . . 1 . . v 3 ' . . 1 . - I , ' W ' ' . . . .. , . , F N . , . . ,. IILLIH 1 I M lttllf ws liarhar 1 I Rackleff lil 14 Louise I' Russell C ale W Rutledge C ladys L Tlbbetts Phxllp C True Thalla R Turner Carll Watson Elsie L Wellman Helva I Whltaker Rachel 'I' Wood Shm aff Ianlee A 7wu ke r 5 Havel I Burn'-. 'I homas I erm, Collins C lirk Lauretta R Let s have some glnger ale Elame N Pale THE PINNACLE Montul Lunmnghxm Ir Plame A Dougie liarbarl A Dowe IDOUIIH Isabelle M I' vans Rxehardh Fall Arlene E F1t7ger'1ld Lhr1st1neI4 Fowle Mary F I' reneh Farlene C Caslm Dale C Clendennmg Ioyae F C lrdden qtaples I lorl 1 A I-Iannm Regmald I4 H Nl-cell If lwyn B Hewett Mary F Hold lieverlyl Hopkins ,Ax N xney L Johnson Harold A Krtehm Caroline W I ewns I GWIS If Powers I4 sther L Prescott Phylhs A Rackleff Jane W Reed Farrington Paul 9 Qennett Mary E Tlbbetts Prlscllla M Tobey Alena F Ward I orrame A Webber Coralene D Wrthee Cates 'Due lsr d Farmer Flshlng young man'7 B Wheelock No just drownmg worms Lauretta R Oh no just a glass wlll do S Hopkins Some glrls are hke pamt Mrs Erskzne Another blte l1ke that and y u w1ll have to leave the table C Babb Another blte l1ke that and I Il be through Jimmy H May I k1SS your hand'7 Joan P Whatsa matter' My mouth 977 drrty MzssGerry Have you anv deodorant'? D Tzbbetts Yes mum Mrs Austin In what battle did General Wolfe crv I dle happy ' R Essancy Hls last one M Northrup Now that were engaged, darllng you re gomg to gxve me a rmg aren t vou'7 B Lee Sure honey whats your phone number? E Brann Why? S Hopkzns Get them stlrred up and you can t get them off your hands P Farrmgton I w1sh I had a nlckel for every women I ve klssed J Brann What would you do buy a package of gum? ' Lorrame was a pretty lassle Wlth golden halr so wavy And at the Alumm Banquet She fell mto the gravy J Cheney What IS better than Idea C Cheney 'You dear Mrs Mzller rentermg classroom one mor mga Order please M Northrup rabsent mlndelyq Egg sandwich' ' . ' ' ' . . . ' 'Y f I. z 2 .' - I. f ,f . f .- , . , . . ' 2 .. v 2 'k I ' . 2 f . ' . . . , ' 2 . , ' . I . 1 1 - 1 I . . s . A L I J. 1 - .I 1 1 1 I m . I A. A 1 . ' - 1 4. 4 I I . 4 . , . . , . Q X I. - 1 . 4. I L .L . . ' A . I I . . 4. V' . I . I I n ' ' . L V P , 4. I K L 1. '1 ' I '. . . 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I as 9 I ' as . . , . . 3, W ' 79 September Oetober November Deeember 1951 January THE PINNACLE SCHOOL CALENDAR Qehool Began Curtls Magazme Campalgn Plans for Washmgton started MOVIC Texas Iypmg DSITIODSLFALICID at C ony Movle Enehanted I orest for selllng, Magannes I' reshmen Reeeptnon Bulletin started Movxe qtart Cheermg Booster Nlght at South C hlna Cfrangr Mr Green vlslted Frskme Movle Abellne IIown MUSIC Demonstratlon at I' rskme Qemor P1ctures were taken I reshmen went to WHLCFVIIIC to see Movle Treasure Island MOVIC Fllght Lleutenant Seoteh Auetlon I' reshman C l xss Senlor Danee Qadle Hawkms Movxe l'1ght1ng Swordsm 1n I I' A In1at1at1on at I anrheld Feaehers C onventlon MOVI6 Young I ady Czo West Mmstrelbhow I' I' A and Semor Class Movle Loulslana Hay Rlde Innoculatxon of Typhold Movxe Thlef of Bagdad Semor Play Aaron qhck from Punkm Crlck Movle Penmes from Heaven Th8DkSglVlDg vacatlon F H A IX1lt13tl0l'l I' F A In1t1at1onatFrsk1ne Nurses Club Vlslted Iewlston Central Malne Hospltal Basket Ball Game at Qouth Brlstol Jumor Fashlon Show and Danee I' rskme vs Edgar Town at Boston Garden C ommerelal Club l r1p to LGWISLOD Malne School of Commerce Auburn Bates Manufacturlng Company and WLAM Studxo hrskme vs Brldge at Lrskme Senlor Dance hrslune vs Cllnton at Clmton I' rskme vs I' reedom at I' rsk1n1 C hrlstmas Party atl rskme Vae 111011 unt1l January 1 Cafeterla opened ln new bulldlllg I' rskme vs Sabattus at I' rskme I' ebruary Mareh A prll May Mr C1reen VlSltCd Frskme June 1 Mld Years Kennebec Valley B md C oneert t qkowhegan I' rskme vs L1tchf1eld at I' rskme I' rskme vs Appleton at Appleton P T A Meetmg at I' rskme I' rskme Glrls vs Rlchmond t R eh mond P11 tures taken for ye ar book Kennehee Valley Band C onu rt t Augusta I rskme vsl ltehheld at I 1tehI11 ld I' rskme vsC llnton at I' rskme Kennebee Valley Hand Comert t Watervllle I' rskme vs South Hrlstol xt South Brlstol I' H A Imtlatlon at I' rsklne Kennebee Valley Band C oneert t MadlSOn I' rskme vs Appleton at Frskmr Bulletm was taken to the prmters I' rskme vs Sabattus at Sabattus Kennebee Valley Conferenee I ourn I' rskme vs Wllllams at Waterville Vaeatlon starts Vacatlon ends Mr Green made final W3ShlDgLOH lrlp plans Movle It Happened One Nxght Howle Davlson played for Qenlor Dance Erskme vs Rlchmond at Frskme Movle Arlzona Recelved Bulletm Frsklne vs Freedom at Freedom Frskme vs Brldge at Llneoln I' aculty Play Sponsored by Sophom ores Pmnaele went to Clty Job Prlnt at Watervllle Howle Davlson played for Senlor Danee Leave for W8ShlngtClH Vacatlon beglns Return from Washmgton Vacatlon ends Four one act plays sponsered by I' H A and I' F A Aeademy Day I umor Prom Baeealaureate Servu e Senlor Pleme Senlor I ast Chapel Alumnl Banquet Class Nlght and Danee Commeneement 48 -- -- 12 I 13 ' 2 I ' a 5 K . 1 8 22 ' - ' ' -' 16 I I I I I I 10 ' 18 I I 19 ' ff 18 . . . 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I I ' 1 I I 1 h I THE PINNACLE mm? eg SKI ACADEMY 9 Commencement exerclses were held on June 2 1950 at the Ford Gymnaslum The honor parts were V3l6dlCtOf1aH Phyllls Rackleff Salutorlan Chrlstme Fowle lst Honor Essay Rlchard Fall 2nd Honor Essay Paul Sennett .V 'I t I . ,Q 3 f Q . f Q l ' '- . , ' . 3. if 7 . 5' - V ' e var 1+ ' . . r vm-nm-,Nu 1' --.-r frmfsuvv , , ,, , s . 4 , I 4 ,, 4 2 ,, ff , 1 at '53 1 i' K X y -- - ' 1:Tv1- . r ' A-. x 11 Qin x 1: , -xv1'r',-- E13 .ucv g1.HAxrxAyq I A ' V ' , Q A I A Q A - L Y fhf ln r r rw: '-'1 1 Il Gmcunmuurxc 1 ,-'gr .1 'MN-.:. 1 'vl'Tl!xx.11 ,W , ., , ,MK . -my K :Y - I ' Q I ., 5 ' E R N E i . o 4 ' 'Ik ' ' K ', N R .4 , ,, 'um-vazxr ' H3 ,l 4 1. , ' If fxvvuuru-Hnu v a - THE PINNACLE HUMOR 5 ffl 54' Norma F Are Caterplllars good to eat BarbaraC Qeatlngy No why'7 Norma F Well there was one on that lettuce you were eatlng but It s gone Mrs Szlta Joyce Meader tell the story of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow ln just as few words as you can I M eader QSIIBIICBQ Mrs Szlva Oh I d use more words than Mrs Strout un Engllsh testw Anyone who gets 1n hot water up to hlS neck can sw1m r1ght down to my desk and I ll rescue hlm Marte N But Mrs Strout I can t sw1m' Trmzd Husband I want to get a corset for my wlfe Clerk What bust? Husband Noth1ng lt just wore out D Tzbbets I burned my hand 1n the hot water Mrs Nowland Why don t you feel the water before you put your hand 1n'7 Arlene M What are you dl'2lWll1g Helen'7 Helen M Why a dog Arlene But where s the ta1l'7 Helen Oh that s st1ll m the xnk bottle Lewzs Do you care for danclng Arlene Arlene N Lewis Why not Arlene It s merely hugglng set to muslc Lewzs Well what IS there about It that you don t l1ke'7 Arlene The music Mrs Blaney And I suppose you expect me to belleve that you came stralght home from school? Mr Blaney Sure d1d Just l1ke the crow fhes Mrs Blaney Yes stopplng frequently for a little corn Slgn outslde Wmdsor power St2ltlOll Danger To touch these wlres lllSt3llt death Anyone dlsregardlng thls notlce wlll be arrested , A 5 - s a ' 1' X 0 ir B I - H ' H 44 ' as ' ' . , . , ' , as as . . , . , ca as , ss ' ' ' ' 9 , ss v ' as ' ' 1 93 - - 7 ' , xc 1 ' ' ' 97 . , . ' . . 66 ' ' 9 ' . If ' 99, s a ' ' - v - IG 7, 77 Z O. . 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Washington Maine Building., Materials SL I umlur Of All Kinds lele phone. 17-5 M AI I KCI' COOPI' R C roeeries G is and Oil I helbe 1 M nm 1one1'31 4 1 ardlnl r LEIGIIER - FITZGERALD Dry Bean Picking., ' , Qphonn 213-235 S mmll thi hin'1 Mai lim- lu uigx Inu Be nuts S llon All Branclusof Bl' AU I Y C ULTUR1' Machine Math1nelessP1.rmanents bold Wave lmtmp., I' xuals Manleurmg, Scalp Treatment 20 Common Street W xtervllle Mum I AWRILNCI' HARDIWG 1 eneral Carpenterlng and Repairing SUNlN 1 If RBS Th S ROONI S Lloy l rop I unches Dinners 1 FOLCFICQ lee C rmm Routc 17 and 37 C oopc rs Mills Mum K olden Heart Bread YIAHNI' B KBINO I O Pll I PN BROS Plumbing and I-In itlng K ontr It tors l 1 lc phom 77 9 August 1 M um 1 1 Y 1 191, , 1 1 x 1 1 . , . . ,1 X i ' 1 . 1 , . 1 f 7 ' ' 42 I I 1 U n c 1 AL 1 A . ,. , . . 1 f. 1 1 I A I A Y ' . ' - . ' , , . 5. i 2 1 ' ' L 'Z .'. - . '. ' y , . , '1 1 2 1 . , 1 ' kd xx Il ' 1 - 1' ' 2 1 2 . 1 1 1 'A L , , 1 1 1 . 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KENNETH DINSMORE Lumber, Grain, Groceries Palermo, Maine Phone 27-11 South China Phone 8 4 Palermo R01 Y GRINDII' Plumbmg and Heatmg I elephone 25 23 South Chlna Marne omplnnfnls of C ornplmwnls o C RRI D Ill ILIIINSON C II CHKSI' DI NIISI' WAI I PAPP R PAIN IS VARNIQH BRUSHI S KIAQS SHPI I AK Womnn s md I hlldrmn s Wm nr Ill 9 fb6WlL1rStrul M3 W xtcr Strut C ardme r M I mmf M 'lm Y V Y V W I A I 1 VW 1' ' .- Y ' f Y T71 Y 1 V 1 A A Q ' L, A N 1 1 , a o A s. A y. eeee eeeeeeeeeee ee ee ee e A l , I Allen MYZIIIPZIIDQP - Paint Co. CAN'l'ER'S I 1 'XY J . 'Uuggg L' 1 e-, II :lf 21 ls'-,0. If IA' NPI SON S KLTO SPR! Il I' K snerll Rmpurlng, I lutru '1ndAu3tVI1 nn NX L ldlng, I 'mlm rmo M um I9 841 Illcrmo Southf hlnl l IIIN K l'l1ll PIIONI1 ll I Puller Iruzfln A lchphune Haus Ilmc md f omplzrmnis of CIIBRNUM SKX S INC The Store for Women and Lhlldron Augufsta M lint Ill X811 R S SHUI' STORI1 Z6lW1tcr Street COOIJSHOI S IOR II-ll PAMII X I Q lrdlm r Mum I0'Nl1S A C UONIBS ustum Pu kung., of Dry Beans lcphone in un M um GOUDIII1 KR I' S Ck, xners 'md I IIIOFS 797 Water Street Au u'-,Ln M um IIOI D S GPNILR KI STURI' I Qnerllf rourus l70NIl1RlI1kl S SIIOI' SIURI1 1 fl-121111011 Slums for l lu Wholm I xmllv 1 ram lroht Sh lrlng., St amps Il li Phflm H1 M ck phone 7 7 Wuk'-1 Mills M llnl 711 WIILF Strut I urdlm r Mum vw 1 qw v 1- v 11 1 11 v1 1 1 1 1 A AA 4 n A x 4 4 , 41' 1 K N 11 4 W i 'I 1' .7 A . I- -z vi ' 4 . . 5. 1 . .. . . M . . Y Q..-.f , ' '- A 71- 2' ' 1 H V le-..7-R vwl y 1, , . . 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ILQLIPNIFNT AC' RICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND REPAIRING Western Avenue Augusta Telephone 533 ALL of the ENGRAVINGS ln the Pmnacle were made by SPNTINPI PNGR KY I' RS Sent1nelBu1ld1ng, Waterville Fel 400 85 401 I LSIINI KN B KRING f ONIP XXX Quallty Bakery Products Annlversary Weddmg and Birthday Cakes Our Speclalty Ask YourLocal Dealer About Them 1 . - - - J . . 1, . ' ' ' I C 1 1 1 r 1 Y 1 v 'wr 1 A A A J w., A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A u A A A 1 A AA I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 L AA A A A JA L A L r ' r qv ' 1 V 1 V Y ' 1 1 v v n A A A A A , A A A y C EAST VASSALBORO GARAGE Iver Johnson, Prop. Tel. South China 1-21 I' ast Vassalboro Maine QUIGG S GARAGE Radlator Repaxrmg Weldmg Of All Klnds 1 el 288W Augusta Maine SEANLY S STORE H W Seaney Proprxetor GROCERIES MEAT SL GENERAL MFRCHANDISI' North Vassalboro Mfune Tel Waterville Z706M.3 CHESTER C. COLBY Hard and Soft Wood Lumber COOPFRS MlLl 'S MAINF EDGAR I TABPR AUTO Sn FIRE INSURANCF Route 6 Augusta Mame Fel South China 48 14 Servlng Lhlna Windsor Vassalboro 8a Augusta areas Comphmente of KDAMS ESSO STATION Chma Maine Prompt and Courteous Servlee Tlres 8a Ratterles Accessories 15 Rl! ERSIDE SUPER NI KRKET A DI' PARTMENT STORE IN THI' COUNTRY WI Slfll MOS1 l'Vl RY'IHINi RlVl RSIDI DRIVI AUC USIA I OVI lf Y S Esso SERVICFN1 11 R Western Ave Augusta Tires Tubes Batterles 8: Aecsesorles Wash and Pollsh Prompt Pick Up and Delivery Servxce Call Aug 3797 Penton 'I I ovley Prop Your Satlsfaetlon 19 our Success w f 4 A I J . 1 1. 4 7 '4 ' K A , . K . rw 4 . ,x . , . . ' , y 1 1 1 ! 1 ' . L Y - . I 1 1 L ', 1 T 4 1 'I l . ' - . . rw , '1 lel. 1-14 Y 3 '1 ya 11 1 1 A 4 A L x f A A ww I A 1 1 1 ,, A A -y 1 y 311 vw 1 41 w w ln 414 I I A 1 - w -- I 1' n 1 w w Q 1 vw 2 K 'J 'I 1 L 'I ' I . , . at 1 . bu . E wwwvy . I 1'OMl'l.lMlEN'I'S OF A FRIEND Complzments of l'INI LITX TOBXCCO K CONPBCTIONPRX C0 DlStflbUt0fS of Schrafft s Chocolates W1t9FVlll6 Mame Complzments of BROOKS A DRI WS INC DODGE AND PLYMOUTH CARS DODGE JOB RATED TRUCKS Telephone Augusta 788 261 State Street Augusta Mame P KTTI' RSON S GRI' lf NIIOI Sl' 129 WlDthFOp Street Augusta Mame Augusta Cirdmer Tel 144 Ilel 369 FLOWERS FOR AIL OCCASIO WS , . 1 1 r 1 A. 7. 1 1 1 v 1 v A L A A A s . . , c , . v 1 y 1 v v 1 0 4 n A , A o f 1 W 'Y Y, W 1 1 1 V V Y 1 A 4 n A n 1 AA A A ... lc r . . 1 v v 1 1 v 1 f A, A A f'OI71fJIfI7ll'lIfS of cumplnm mb of IRVING A. NIOODY BLAINE RESTAURANT II WI IP R ldrphom 710 1 2 4w.ursm 7 Mdm sum wdmvllu August I Mm' Gardmer Savmgs Instltutlon FARDINER MAINE Incorporated June 26 1834 Safe Savzngs For Over A Century Complzments of WN ll SUN Q URW KI 1151 l'Nl IIONII Coopers M1115 Tel 21 11 North Whltefield C omplznzfnis of f Umpllmlflf-S Of DR S 1 1 vrps IIUSTIQ II KRDW5 KRI C 0 De ilmrln I 1 LV Swlbf 0 M im I IRPSIONI IRODUC IS lph U f Nm rth V absalhr ro M unc S Hill Q III1 1 Irl 7741W7 wmmll . C C12 ' 1 XL 2.12.-1.51 2 ' -' -1-L . f 2 2 3 .' 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Stations-ry Photo Supplies 221 Water Street Augusta NIOODX S GKRAGI' On Route 17 South Wmdsor Norman If Momlv lu, C team I rote-ries Atl xb Ilrf Q liattnrles COHlpllm!IIf9 of I HXRIPSF BKXTPR J 173 M un Stru t Watt rvlllf I IlNLOI N ll KRI OWN Jtweler ardmer M une August 1 R ldl0 A I wth o Rf1dlo8Ll31Ly1.lf. Salts SL SLFVICQ 31 C ony Street 'I llc lxuuu bm 4 Sc hool of I Olllllll rc 1 ' in Your C lru r Now IW! mln r of A IH! I ll rm A ssoc lllfIOII of 1 0171171111 lfllflllllgl x C irdmcr M une lllIl'l HWONNI' CIIANI QS lcltphonm 167: 917 Wat1rStrut Ou r Mcl ell in s August: 1 A n 1 .1 1 1 791 1 1 - , A 5. A A ' ' 1 1'1 r 1 1 . A :An Q A 4 4 n 1' . 1 lJ.I.fw. 1 H ,' '1 1 1 , , . - 1 - . 11 . . 1 , . 1 1 1 , z ' 2. ' 1 v o y 1 1 1 1 .. . . v..g 1 At A A 1 1 1 5 f 1 . ' '. .1 ., . 1 ' L' K, . 1. 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 ,' 1 'x x x. v 1r1 v v v 11 ' O 'A 1 ' A A A 1 1 1 1 sn ,A , 1 1 1 1 ,,u ul, Il. '. 11 1 11 r1-I 5 .F H 1 . 1-'. - . 1 ' ,1 . . ... 1 1 'H' 1 ,Hsu '- 'nl .' 'Sz 1 . I. 12 x 1 PART RlDGE'S DRl'G STORE Drug and Prescription Service Opposite Post Ofhce Fstablished 1828 Telephone 186 Augusta Maine NI if ONIBPR lf XRR K WS HITTFN Insurance ANY KIND ANY WHERE ANY AMOUNT DepOSltOfS Trust Company Building Augusta Maine Telephone 1365 Il U U P1 A IOSPPII NIO FOR I O General Repairing Gas Oil Batteries Repairing Used Cars Bought and Sold North Vassalboro M ,mc MI' N SAND BOY SWI AR Attorney at I aw 504 Water Sire 1 t f irdlngr M ln Water Street lel ph m VN Augusta Malne . . ' . I , Il C' I ll ' I HARRY GLASER ARTIIUR F. TIFFIN ' ' 9 0 1 1- 7- ' l I INLOI 'N S RILILD Tel South Chma 39 2 Hardware Dry Goods Seeds Drugs Fertlllzer School Supplles Gas and O11 Gram Meats C' rocerles Publlc Garage Tel South Chma 39 4 Gas Shovel and Truckmg Cement Gravel Dehvered I omplumnl of I Olllfllllfllllf f K l RIILND K PRIILND IOSTPR S MELLOGOLD SMOKED SHOULDERS AI L MEAT LUNCH LOAVES AI L MEAI FRANKFORTS Del UXIL BONELESS HAMS FLAVORITE HAMS Foster Beef Lo Box b Fast Vassalboro Me l l vw v 1 iw 44 f JA Lo W . . l 1 l l , 1 - , w - f I ' 5 f ,' S0 l ' Q 1 v , , l A 4 L A l l l l T 1 1 7 1 ur 1 s., l as H A l l sa rv: ' 1 1 l J l ' ' ' ,- f . l . 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'1- . 1 'rl r.'.f': 'Il i 5 ', V- l E.. ...1 .', C omplimenfs of Gates Business College .263 Water Street Augusta M une Fl RNPR A II U IOWSI Il INK Xuto Plectrlc Servlce Auto Llte Complete Motor Rebulldlng Unlted Motors SCTVICQ Brlggs oz Stratton Parts and Servlce Phone 87 Bangor Street Augustl Hardware Seeds Fertlllzer Gas and O11 Meats IINQOIN S Rlflfll Tel South Chlna 39 2 Tel Weeks Mills 11 23 Publlc Carage Tel South Qhma 39 4 Dry Foods Drugs School Supplles Gram Grocerles 1 . 1 Q f 1 c l r v vw , vw vw 0 4 4 A A 44 4449A Q I w . . 1' J . 7 .D K C 827 ' ' f vw vw 11 IA 14 ki 11 c I ' - . . .- j,. xi' I . 1- Suburban Sales Company Chevrolet Dealer Since 1928 South China, Maine Tel. 29-2 Kennebec Savlngs Bank Augusta Maine A Ml TUAL SAVINCSBANK Organxzed 1870 Q a V 'Y W J x I A f0IIlfJfIl7I l RPRRX lu 111 vr11f1x X 1t1r 1II1 N 1 11 PD IUNPS IS 11111 U11 n1r1I 'NI11'1I1 1n1I1s1 I rc I111111 1 1SIllIlj.,IUIl N Il ll HON Hill lllhlll R 1 rN11I1I11r 51 1111 Ib ll l VORDI N Nl klllxl l XI I IX MI A 1111 Of Il I XI1r1I11111 I 'FYIIX N 11111 Sll I I 1-1I1l11nsI11r X1111111, INI1r1I1 r11 :S X 111 r Sl IRI D I I IHS Ih A SUN I' KFIIS DXISIK N11I11111 s ll Xl hlSl X NI KX l Hn SHIKI wt N11 11111 S1 rx111 1 IIN I I I NDI NXINH S ll K ROONI 1 1 1111 lt 811111 11 511 1 VN 1sI11n Inn NI11111 I 1I1rm11 NI 11111 I1 1 C ' ' wills of ' ll ' ' ' ' 1 - ' ' 1 ' f'4lI1II'Ill'I 11X1'r11:1,g1- lf: 1' '- I -1 .' ll ':1'II1:1s Y' ' i I1'I1-11I111111-C I-YK 'Vs - 1' - 1 I: 11 - .-lII:1111 'II S111-1-I 1'X11g1sl:1 I . 1 I If ' E1 ' A 1 ' Q' ' 5 15 11 1 41 1 11 GEN Y QI. 1 11 IS 2 I , . 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Ii. 1fX111'I:11r v v 1 4- v J v v v wa 1 4- 5 1 1 ., 1 l 1 11 11 1 1 1 I 1 L A f 1 41 11 1 fl rw- ' I'r1 111s fins HAI 111-n1'rz1l I -1 : Ii.'1- II 1 I4'S 'I'1-I1-pI11n A 72-331 IA 1,1 1, V' 1, .S .', 15, 'I'1-I1-11I11m1-S-I5 '15 ' g 1 1' ' 'z - , 1' - THOMAS BUSINESS COLLEGE OFFERING SPECIALIZED TRAINING FOR MEN FOR WOMEN Junior Executive Training Secretarial Training Higher Accounting and Business Administration Veterans Counseled For Full Information Write or Call 165 Main Street Waterville Maine Ilelephone 362-R Help Win The War Serve With Skill SDGUST X S M IN GS B KWK ESTABLISHED 1848 ' OVER ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF SERVICE Save in a Savings Bank Banklng by Mail Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp We Invite the Students and Friends of ERSKINE ACADEMY To Bank With The FPDILR KI TRISI' CO A F rlendly I nstztutwn Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Waterville Maine l ORESI' G SSIITII THE PI KNO SHOP Registered Piano Tuner and Technician New and Rebuilt PIHHOS 160 Water Street Hallowell Maine v Y' Y 1 Y V YYY A n A nl A L. 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I , A n 1 I I I , 'nl I '.' I I fa 'sz .V C , I I, 'I , , 9 , 40 Powhzlttzxn Street Augusta ,, .1 ,1 ' ' - .-f A I 11 I S f 1, 1 1 1, 1 A 1 IA A A J L , . -z c z 1 r- 1 1 1 1 1,1 1 ht.: ' A 2 A A I 2 z. .ff C 1.1 ,2', 1 1 1 1 1 1 f r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , J A 1 JA A A A 4 A 4b. A A y 1 . - I I I Sz W ' I ' I I I5 ' 1. . . L- .2 .2 I: 4 ' .If ' IIVC .' 'I I KIVC IIC XVII: Studebaker Champion In the lowest price field one of the 4 lowest price largest selling cars in America. A Brand New Studebaker Commander High efficiency V 8 NI SRDPN NIOTOR 1 ONIPANX State St. Augusta Me. SAVINCS AI WAYS BRICHTENS YOUR FU'1UIiF Save With W5 KIPRY II I l' SKY INGS IB KNK 182 Main Street Watervllle John Deere Farm Equipment DeLaval Mllk9fS Separators and Freezers Fairbanks Water Systems Wilson Coolers Waterville Me Phone 613 CGCA COLA s 9 1 v 1 v v A I A A A A y 1 1 1 1 J L l 3 v r 1 Q v 1 w 1 v w 1 v A A A A A r. A A L, A A 1 WY. S. PILLSBURY K SUN 7 , . 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XV: 4'. 1 G: '- , , Y, , A , W H, ,, 1 - 1 V 1 7 1 A A 41 A ll 41 1r 1 1 7 1 F v 1 y vf 1 L A L AL A A A Rsmgl: uv Oils It s f that lmnu--cooks-d il: 'or fh-l 1: .- lir - l 2 .'z 1 1 - , A L 1 X . . . ' .' :1 1 s zu . 1 - t 2 1. . , Y, . r 19 1 v v 1 A L A Ak 1 A X 2 fr. fs ' AA, Z xl W . 1 I . I ' ', '. . i ,. . , 1' , I 4i ',1 If 2 , gh if 'm- 1' - r f sz . 2' - JACKSON - WHITE STUDIC CLASS PI-IOTOGRAPHER 1951 PORTLAND MAINE LQMP 4' 'fm INTHRACITI tlanba 1 Loki xllflllkltllb C 0 xl Bltu xlnl nous I oal Bottled h IS A AXIDPIIHIICLS Stone 86 Cooper Coal Co , Inc 1 WV1uthrop St , Augusta lflophonc 71 Fw o ,MM -A ,Wo ,oo. W -wo .ooow,,oof M- o-,,,-.,.,,o .,,,,,-, C , v I o E , S 4, W o O Q Q o Q C,'5 ' 1 o A A , A F ' X , 7 ' , 5 oo ofQfQ,, q A o I 9 ' ' . o E U'l. ' E 2 . , 1 . Y 0 I , fu - L Nl E i