Freeport High School - Clarion Yearbook (Freeport, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1954 volume:

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Gtose. Second row: M. Cogswcll, J. NVyman. H. Moody. R. Blackstone. P, XVhitten. Mrs. Randall. Clarion Board Editor-in-Chief Judith Hall Assistant Editor Ann Skillings Business Manager Penelope Hall Assistant Business Manager Germaine Cirose Literary Editor Pauline Whitten Art Editor Charlotte Howard Photography Editor Martha Cogswell Statistics Editor . Joan Sawyer Manuscript Editor Richard Blackstone , U 47 psf . . . A23 X3 Sports Editors Mary Milliken, Henry Moody i 0 K ggi' 1 . 'xi 'Y Eeature Editor Joyce Vwfyman -:. 1 , , , 'Quai Secretary Patricia Hibbard Paotnugriox Dttfr. Seated: Mrs. Randall. Mrs. Vining. M Mr. Mrs, Miss Miss Mrs. ' Mr. 2. 1 i Mrs. X. N 2 Q ol Mrs t m of ,f A4 fix 3 Mr. -Q VJ' 3 Mr. -Q tl Null lNlODliL T Dl-l l', Miss tXYe're only foolingb Miss Vklood. Mr. Cireer. Miss Vvlebber. Mr. Perry, Miss Little. Mr. Belitsos. rs. Fundenburg. Standing: Mr. Fahey. Mrs. Stevenson. Faculty Francis Perryfprincipal Physics, I-iremh Morse High School: Bowdoin College BA.: graduate work. Middleburg College. Lillian Randall . English, Latin Freeport High School: Colby College A.B.: graduate work. Boston Uni- versity. Chicago University. University of Maine. Cieneya l.ittle Commercial Sttbtetu Monmouth Academy: Farmington State Teachers' College: Maine School of Commerce. Margaret XK'ood History. Sociology and Government. lfnalrsh. Sci'vnt'e for Datlu l.1L'lA77Q, Girls' Coach Presque lsle High School: Aroostook State Teachers College: University of Maine B.l2d.: University of New Hampshire M.A. Ruth liundenburg Alaebra, English, Biology Alliance. Ohio: Mount Union College AB.: Syracuse University M.A. Iihomas liahev General St:t'encu. liioloau. lllathemattu Boston College High School: Saint Anselm's College BA. Madeline Stevenson lfntllislz Crosby High School, University of Maine BA Claire Vining Home lfton-'nuts Greely Institute' Farmington State Teachers' College B S. Arthur Greer lna'ti.strial Arty Sanford High School. Ciorham State 'leaeliers' College BS : graduaie work University of Pennsylvania John Belilsvs Phustcal Education. Boas K oath Classical High School: Boston University Mlid. Maxine XK'ebher .Utisit llitt-t tor Freeport High School: Boston University BA. Qcw . u I 4 ., ,ge --- M- I ' ' -6 ' , I I ei 6 N 5 ,fi Q' ,, W an QT' ff ' 5 Aa Q 5 ,Q 196 my NZ-,v e - 9 - If 'ff E - fx , 'S I QF fs Ei 5.1. if S 55- 'Ei' V Mug 5 W-ff ff'-wm,, ' N v' . ,V K :rl v 5,1 V xv: if fd..-.sl 'LQ 8 , , ' 2H ' .H 0 .QQiZ,-f f..0a7,f, 547-r 1 99l Vg' ,Q I wV1,wzn.JsauiwP?kwiI ,I '32 Alai-1 '.-L 70' l OMLJHF-'D TO OUR GOW- 59 92515. vrf if 5-XM-X W Cb s. 'rlml tlltttlly would he learn. ami glutilu teach' ' Dick College Course Richard Chandler Blackstone A-Xmhition--Bowdoin College Pastime- Reading .Xetivities Solomon Plummer Scl'ml'stie Award l. llonor Roll l. 1. 4. Cllee Cluh 1, 3 News paper 1, 3. 4 Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. Representative tu lli Y legislature Z: Secretarv 3. Chaplain 1 l3.ind 3, librarian 3. Nlagwine Drive l I 3. -4: lligh Salesman l I 3 Clarion l3oartl -4-. Student Service 3 -l Junior Play Senior Play. Commencement Committee Ch irman 4. .'N'ct't'ssttu. the mother til' tf7L4L'77I1tH7 ' Jesse General Course Jesse Raymond Boyden .Xtnhition Photographer llastime Vslxrking at lireeport Shoe Co. :Xetivities flllee Cluh l. 2. 3. -4 Arts anti Crafts 4. Swimming l. 1. 3. -4' Physical Education Demonstration 3. Nt't'.'NtI1fs .sharp Intnthh Xl.'lI'lll.l General Cours Martha Estelle Cogswell Xinlwitiun .loin the Vents llwtitne XK'atehing television Xuiiities l3m-.linui 3. 4 .-Xtliletie .-Xss.iti.itioii 3 4 Clarion l3oard -l. Student Service -+ Ulliee Ciirl 4 Junior Plas' lDramatu.s Clulw 4 lil-:e Cllulw I Stvle Show I V s . f W ! x A. Qc -+ 'Q h A 7 ' A A t v QA. , J , I l 1 'Q ...1 ? as X2 Y -x Q V tt fr A .N 4 xl 32' '-1 f f I . Quai SIQNIORS 'Hlou rises in me. like u .summer mernu 'Colby' General Course Caroline Jeanette Colby Ambitiongaloin the Air Force Pastime7Drawing Activities-Model Club 3. Arts and Crafts -4. Junior Play. Style Show 2. Tri-Hi-Y Z, 3 l'L't' lived and loved H.lcn General Course Helen Ardis Crone Ambition7lVlrs. R.A.P, Pastime-Vt'riting to Bob and dancing Activities-Basketball l. 3. Cheerlcaling l. 2. Softball l. Intramural Basketball 2. 3. Moflcl Club 3. Style Show Z. Newspaper 3, Arts and Crafts -l. Dramatics Club l. Athletic Association l, 2. 3. Horizon Club l. Z. 3. Tri-Hi-Y Z. 3: President 3. Hlnfinrle riches in u little room Davis General Cours: Arlene Evelyn Davis Ambition-Mrs. R.L. Pastimc-Being with Bob Activitics4Arts and Crafts 4. Glce Club Treas- urer l. Z. Style Show 2. Athletic Association l. 2. Student Service l. 1. 3. Tri-Hi-Y 3. Hori7on Club Z. 3. l-oe'e is u bou bu poets sltfled' Barb Commercial Course Barbara Anne Estabrook Ambition-be Mrs. J.XX'.G. Pastime--XX'riting letters to Jim Activitiesflri-Hi-Y 2. 3. Arts and Crafts 4 Future Homemalters of America l. Junior Play. Nlodel Club 3, Style Show Z. Com- mencement Committee 4. Virtue is hold and goodness neusr fearful Blondie College Course Eunice Barbara Felch Ambition--College and secretary Pastime-Sewing and taking care of children ActivitiesYRangeley High School l. Intramural Basketball 2. Newspaper Editor 3. 4. Cile: Club 3, Senior Play. Junior Play. Uflegunl as smaplicztu and u.'arm as f'CS!t1Sil-V Germ Commercial Course Germaine Anne Grose Ambition--Mrs. R. D. S. arid secretarv Pastime- fXX'riting to Chip and dan:ing Activities- Cheerleailinii l 2. 3. 4: Manager 3 Horiyon Club I. 2. 3: Treasurer 3 Dramatigs Club l. Athletic Association l. 1, 3. lcuture Homemalters of America l lidwarfl little Conference l Ollice Girl 4, Honor Roll l. 4 Junior Red Cross 2. 3, Class Vice President 1 Intramural Basketball Z Softball l. 1. Class and Cheerleading Reporter for News paper 1. Cilee Club l. Junior Prile Speaking . unior Play. Senio. Play Stage 'Vlanaeer C arion Board 3. 4. Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4. Arts anj Crafts 4 Daughters of Americ'n Revolution Citinnship Award 4 Bowling 3 4 a s ? In ea . 7 7 bil-,542 X? Y' 'L faf E57 SI:NlORi 'iv P N y 40 off Q rl- 'Q .F N ,. 'Qlfu munis as true as stu-I ludy ' College Cours. Judith Anne Hall .-XmbitionfTo be a good secretary PastimeA-XK'riting to Lawrie fXctivitiesfSolomon Plummer Scholastic Award l. 2. 3. Class Treasurer 3. Clarion Board Edi- tor 4. Honor Roll l. 1. 3. 4. Physical Edu- cation Demonstration 2. Dramatics Club 4. Glee Club l, 3. Athletic Association l. Z. .Junior Play. Senior Play. HSLILih you unvhilum IinJ.s Penny Collrge Course Penelope Jane Hall Xmhition--Home Economics Course at Farmington Pastime+XX'riting letters Activities-Dramatics Club l. 4: Secretary 4. Newspaper 3. Junior Play. Junior Prize Speaking. Senior Play. Class Vice-President 4. Clarion Board Busincss Manager 4. Style Show 4. Cake Baking Contest 4. Intramural Basketball Z. Athletic Association l. 1. Glue Club l, 3. Honor Roll 4. 'Her heuultz makes this Uuull u liuasling prexeme full ol' light ' Sandy' Commercial Course Sandra June Hanson :Xmhition-Buyer PastimegGoing around with Pat Activities-Cilee Club 2. Dramatics Club l. 4. Junior Play. Junior Prile Speaking. Senior Play. Model Club 3. Style Show 2. Physical Education Demonstration l. 2. .SIlr'77fL' 1.8 Ihr' f7r'flL'L'f hrfdltf :AI 1:nU Patti Ccmmercial Course Patricia Eugenia Hibbard AmlwitionfStenographer Pastimefhlaving fun Pxclivitiesf-Style Show 2. Junior Plav. News- paper -lf. Clarion Board Secretary' 4, ll'hu .xlmuld not conscience hurt- t'utulz'on as well us other courts o' the nation? Charl General Course Charlotte Lincoln Howard Ambitionf-Importing exports in Spain and ownership of a Jaguar Pastime--Trudging home from school Activitiesfhlorthfield School for Girls l, Z. Bowling Manager 3, Swimming 3, Newspaper 3. Tri-Hi-Y 3. Horizon Club 3, Junior Prile Speaking, Glee Club 3. 4, Clarion Board 4. Arts and Crafts 4, 'Her t':11t'u was viper soft. truffle um! low. un ..x'tr'II.'rv1 thin.: lf! u.'omt1n llatsv' Commercial Course Patricia Ann Hunter .Xmlwitiwn Politician Pastinie Running around with Sandra :Xcuvities fDramatics Cluh l. Cilee Club I Style Show 1. Phvwical Education Demonstra tion l 1, Junior Plav, Junior Prize Speak ing Senior Plax' Prompter Newspaper -4. Xl.-.fel Club 3. A, Y .da Qi of X3 Q, fig! , X Q7 mf' s..,4J '-Q ins! Sl YlUl4N SENZORS To hrmu: that which before us lies in daily life. is the prime tL't.sdom Bob General Course Robert Arthur Litchfield AmbitionATo get a new car Pastime-Being with Arlene Activities-Basketball 2, 3. Baseball 2. Solo- mon Plummer Award for Improvement. De pendabilitv and Effort Z. 3. Bid me discourse, and I will enchant thine ear Tom General Course Thomas Allen Maier .-XmbitionfTo become a coach Pastime-Playing baseball and going to conventions Activities--Consultant for Student Council 4. Baseball l. Z. 3. 4: Captain 4. Basketball l, Z, 3, 4: Assistant Coach 4. Track l. Z. 3, 4: Manager 3, 4. Swimming Manager 4. Cross Country Manager 4. lntr:-mural Bas- ketball 3. Hi-Y 3, 4: President 4. Junior Play. Senior Play. Glee Club 3. Junior Prize Speaking 3. Representative to Older Boys' Conference Z. Representative to United Naf tions Convention 3. Representative to Hi-Y Legislature and Candidate for Senator 4. Do unto nlhers as you tuotild have others do unto you liz General Course Elizabeth Mae Metcalf Ambition-Join the XVaves and work with children Pastime-Dancing. going to the movies Activities-Glee Club l. Z. Junior Play. Stvle Show 2. Office Girl 4. Bowling 3. 4. Student Service 3. Future Homemakers of America I. Physical Education Demonstration 2. Soloa mon Plummer Award for Improvement. Dc- pendability and Effort 2. 3. asif' 'Al um master of all I survey. my right there is none to dispute i'Mare College Course Mary Ann Milliken Ambition-Gorham State Teachers' College Pastime-Vfriting letters Activities-Alternate Representative to Girls' State 3. Honor Roll 4. Athletic Association l, 2, 3. Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Manager 2. 3. 4, Intramural Basketball 2. Horizon Club I. I, 3. Dramatics Club I. Future Homemakers of America l. Magazine Drive I. 2. 3: Assist- ant Manager Z: General Manager 3. Junior Red Cross Council l. 2. 3. 4: Representative to Veellesley College lz President Z, 3. 4. Librarian 2. Class Secretary-Treasurer Z. Class Secretary 3. Glee Club Z. 3. Music Club Manager 2. Newspaper Z. 3. Physical Educa- tion Demonstration 2. Office Staff 3. Band Manager 3. Radio Broadcast VUPOR and XVCUXN 3. Junior Play. Senior Play. Arts and Crafts 4. Junior Prize Speaking 3. Clar- ion Board 4. A'This bold. bad man Hank College Cours: Henry Langdon Moody Ambition7To be an automobile dealer Pastime+Going to South Freeport Activities-Student Council l. 2. 3. 4. Honor Roll l. 4. Basketball l. 2. 3. Baseball l. 2. 3. 4. Swimming 3. Senior Play 3. Clarion Board 4. 'l'hou,Jh I am not splentiltiw and rash. yet I harp- sonvelhznq in me dangerous Tillie College Course Jeanne Elizabeth Peacock Ambition---To be as wonderful as my mother pastime--4Singing Activities 1Jamaica Plain High School l. Z. 3. Glee Club 4. Style Show 4. Cake Baking K Contest 4. Newspaper 4. SINIOI . CLARl0N-.5 7 l ttmn I thetlz mu JIFIIMK7 blush. mu Cliff N tomes and :Joes o I Julia May Plourde 5 ' ' 4 lmliition -To join the XK'av.s 7 1 Z , 3X4' lt i 'X' 'wfj . . . New ,, Julia Commercial Course C - T 'ful I3 V Xa- I v 'Q fr ' V' M Pxstimt' Cioing with l.i7 SILNIORS .Xciivitics -Bowling 3 4 :Xtbletic .Xssociati n 3 .lunior Play. Diamttics Club 4 Cilee Club 1 Stvle Sh-it' I liuture Homenvlters of flmerita l Phusical lliucaxion Denionstra lltzn 1 1 letitn' mu tl7tll'.Jt'lt'f lmuliinti nrei' 'Ulllie' Commercial Coiiisf Allan Gilbert Powers Ambition 'Band leader l'astime Playing the sax and going to Bath Activities Commencement Committee 4 Bas- ketball l. l. 3. Basqball l, 1. 3. 4 Swim- ming 2. Bowling l. 2 'l-rack l. I 3. 4 Cross Country l. 2. 3. 4. State 'lirack Kleet 3 Athletic Association l. 1. 3. Intramural Basltetb ll l. 2. 3: Captain Z. Banl 3. 4 Orchestra 3. 4. Glee Club 3. 4. Physical lidutaiion Demonstration 2, 3. Hi Y l. Radio Broadcast XVPOR and XYG,-XX 3 B is Ion Music Festival 3. 4. Newspaper 3 Shiv School Project l. 3. Television Broadcast 4 Instrumental llmonstration 3. Intramural Yollevballl I I suit! in mu hush-, H411 mm tlft' Iitirs ' l aurie General Course Laurette Jane Puiia Ambition--Florida tmonev manl Pastime-4Dancing. talking to Nlarilvn and Miriam. and writing letters to Don Activities-Cheerleading l Tri-HifY 1. 3, 4. Glee Club l. l. Athletic Association l. 1. 3. l lori7on Club l. 1. 3. Newspaper 3. Arte and Crafts 4 Dramatics Club l Xltylel Club 3. were 'Io bc turret ani horvssl is no! :tip .l:a1ie' Commerqial Cours: Jean Lorraine Pulk .Xmbizion--Beautician and housewife Pastinie--XVriting to H.J.B Xjtivities--Dramatiis Club l. 4 Glue Club 3 B'nCl I lil- krwtu what we are, Inu! know not what we mau he Ryder Genera! Course Calvin Harold Ryder Ambition7Mechanic Pastime'-Being with Rita Activities7Arts :nd Crafts 4, IvL'e lfirou 1.5 ull ills, Intl' ffl! Ihcu iii! Pxinze' Commer:ial Cours Joan Emily Sawyer .-Xmbitionf-Mrs. Ta-XB. and secretary Pastim:--Being with Tommy .X:tivities f.lunior Plat' Style Show 2. Senior Plav Business Manager. Physical l2.lug.iti.wn Demonstration 2 Commencement Commit ict- 4 Basketball l. 3, 4. Softball 1. 1. 3. 4 Cheerleading l. Z. Intramural Basketball Z. 3 4 Bowling 3. -4. Dramatics Club Vice President 4. Athletic Association l. 2, 3. Cilee Club 2, 3, Horivon Club l. 1. 'fx Secre- tarv 3. Clarion Board 4. Tri-Hi-Y Z, 3. Arts and Crafts -1. Model Club Secretary 3. lfuturc llomemakerx of America l. Newspaper 1. l T ' x' . 1 t fl' Q, 9 i w fflf .7 . i L lf,-A ir v if 'efeaff' SPNIURS v LARION - Suit the aftion to the word, the word to the action P Txqt ' Ann General Course Av T ,Nl h - - ff, L4 1 1 ,Q P Ann Plummer Skillir s Jfvilf f . . - . Q . 5 ,XT .Xmhition-Corham State Teachtrs College Ct., K1 ff A I Pastime--4XKork1ng afternoons at Small s Store li i T, 7 V .Xctivitirse-Deering High School l. Z. Honor 2' Ro'l 3. 4. Junior Prile Speaking Represmta- Q31 tive to Girls' State 3. Bowling 3. Horiron SLNIORS Club Treasurer 3. Production Manager Jun- ior Play. Assistant Clarion Editor 4. News- paper 3. Arts and Crafts 4. Glee Club 3 Band 4. Junior Red Cross 4. Class President 3 Class Secretary 4. Magazine Drive 3, 4: General Manager 4 All that glitters is not gold Reg Cieneral Course Reginald Earle Thompson Ambition-Fly-Boy Pastimef-Being with Judy S. Activitics+Arts and Crafts 4. Band 3, 4. Knowledge is potufru Pauline Commercial Cottrsc Pauline June Whitten Ambition--To own a ranch in Texas Psstime--Walking Activities-Dramatics Club President 4. Junior Play. Senior Play. Junior Prize Speaking. Class Treasurer 4. Solomon Plummer Scho- lastic Award 3. Home Economics Msdal 1. Style Show 2. Ollice Girl 4. Honor Roll l. Z. 3, 4. Clarion Board 4. Genuine George all the u.'ay XX'vman Commercial Course Joyce Margaret Wyman Ambition--Mrs. CLD. Pastimc--George Denney Activitics+Solomon Plummer Scholastic Award l 2. Mathematics Medal l. School Spirit Nledal 2, 3. Honor Roll l. 2. 3, 4. Softball l 2, 3, -ln Basketball Z. 3. 4. Intramural Basketball 2. 3, Athletic Association l, 2, 3. Class President Z, 4. Class Vice President 3. Student Council l, 2, 3. 4. Physical Educa- tion Demonstration Z. Style Show 2. Senior Play. Clarion Board 4. Chairman of Triple C dance committee 3. si, N i t 1 L., Qfxgf ,J ',l J SVNIORS anwmrn TJ, ,'-A if , , ' 5 zf ' V X 5 Qzffiiwq ' -iff-' ' ' - I'!4Ew!I,-I-Nls Dig These l First row: H. Cronc. G. Gross. A, Shillings. J Wvmnn, Nlr. liJl7IV. P. H.1ll P XxvlllUCI1, Xl J Cogswcll. lf. Nlclcalf, J, ljlourdc. Second row: A DAVis, C Cclbv, Nl. Nlillilicn. J. lc.1 cock. J Hall. S. Hanson. C Hownrd. P. Hunicr li l'clch l, Puiia ,l S.1wvcr.l5 lpsia hrooli J, Pulls. Alihird row: C. Rvdcr. T Xllicr. R Blmlisronc, fi Powurs l, Bovdcn, ll Xloodv, R. Thompson. R. litchhcld. Crazy .Ns uc ihr class of V45-5 n..1r ihi' gloss ol our tour wars .11 lircvpori lligh School. wc are :onfrwniixl wiih .1 grunt l'C'ilJUl'1Sll'llllV During this limi. d 1 i'iI.1l cdiiuaiion not onlx' in lnglish ,ilgcl1r.1. hoolsliccping wc haw rcccivc . and all thc manv suhiccts ollsriwl hui .in education in sharinig fCSlN7I'lSllWllllV of h j ,,x Z- working side hi' sidc with our cl.1ssr11.1ius io rc.1ch .1 con1n1on goal XXX' have 'X rciciwd an cduc.1rion to prcpari' us for litu lisp' Now as wc 3PPfO.'lCl1 that siyp whiili will lnlic us inio thc world ol .lkllill , X,'0 Qswf lifc wc fuel a hit l1llIT1l lC and gmii-lul io our IL'.lQl1CfS who have lwgn so p,iii,ni Q A A4111 .ind haw done so much tor us lN'!.1LlS,' thnx' kn,w ih.1i wi' would somcdiv mud . X5 L, xhc Iounalaiion which rhcv have tried so l1'rd io huild for us 1 'lf--4, ln our hearts is ,1 sinccrc ln-pq -l1.1i we will hc .1l1lc in do our shnri- .ls ih.v l1.1vc dom' and .1rc doing to r11.1lii- ihis worli 1 huilur plays in which to live. SlN14Ylix :Xnn Shillings 5-V liirst row: l.. Randall. J. Campbell. P Adams. E. Briggs. E. Brocks. Yllss l.ittl:. P Hughx J. Smith, P. Coffin. J. Boyden. Second row: Xl. Carll. M. Bernard. S. Mayo. N. Bsrnarsl J. Nlarston, T. Hawkes. Nl. Mahar. H. Taylor. A. Lewis. Third row: D. Murray J Chaney. R. Davis R. Profenno. E. Fogg. J Xlarston F Xlorse. H. l.aPierr: Junior Class 'lihis years junior class has an enrollment of 28. consisting of I5 lmvs and ll girls. Miss l.ittle is our advisor. Our class officers are as follows' lidward Brooks President lfileen Briggs Vice-President Phyllis Adams Secretarv Peter Hughes Treasurer Mi XK'e have had manv representatives of the iunifr class pirticipating in xyir ious school activities Representing the girls basketball team are Sallv Mani Helen Taylor. and l,ois Randall. The boys from our class pfrtieipating in has lxetball are Norm Bernard. Peter Hughes Tom Hawkes. .lohn Chanev ,lam s ' Marston. Eddie Brooks Harold la Pierre. and Dwavne Nlurrav .lune Canipk , -V x.. lwll and l.ois Randall are part ot our chuerhajing squad ot whom we are verv proud xg' 'lg V I rx' W, lhe librarians trom the iunior class are .-Xliee lewis and Phvllis Alanis f XV4? Nt' Representing our class onthe student council are Nliriam Bernard and l7red Xlors: Q F 'qvfx -7 li Qi, .l' v I NVe have had a busv year and are looking forward to an even busier vear 9 'gg lj in va Next year We will lean these halls to enter xarious fields or ix Wrlx si ,Q mai' our last vear be a happv one Phvllis :adams 55 JVNLDR5 First Up row: P. Sawyer. S. Malm. J. Plummer. Mrs. Randall. R. Dyer. F. Blackstone. N. Randall. S. Bennett. Mrs. Fundenburg. D. Powers. J. Robertson. l.. lngerson, M. Ryder. Second row: G. Smith. D. Proctor. R. Bigelow. J. Hall, S. Thayer. E. Hall. P. Calkin, C. Brooks. J. Proulx. J. Marston. J. Small. M. Lombard. M. Thompson. J. XVyman. J. Robertson. R. Coffin. R. Price. S. Murray. R. Baker. Third row: H. Hiblaaril. C. Rice. K. Thompson. R. Blackstone. S. Erickson. B. Heywood. A. Damone. R. Gilliam. A. Bolster. R. Sargent. D. Erickson. C. Vfheeler. VC. Small. J. Butt. M. Gandy. P. Bak.r. R. Metcalf. Sophomore Class Being a sophomore was fun the Hrst few weeks in September as we planned initiation for the dear. meek freshmen. Parading down town with a hand in their funny costumes was enjoyed by all. The Freshman Reception was a success with everyone present These are the officers elected to represent our class. Vi'ith the class help. this vear has been a very prosperous one. President Nancy Randall Vice-President lfrank Blackstone Secretary Sally Bennett Treasurer Russell Dyer With fifty-three members in our class. under the supervision of Kits Randall and Mrs. liundenburg we are very active in the school being in manv activities sports and student service Boys on the J V. basketball team are. l'rank B Russell D. Michael Ci. Robert G.. Roy M.. and Stephen M. liive girls from the sophomore class are on the tirst team in basketball Mx E Thev are: Pat C. Nancy R. Jane S Marion T.. and Salli' B :Xlso taking .1 T A ' ling part are Dalene ll. and .lenanne H 1 T' Representing the varsity cheerleading team are cheerleaders Nanci' R and S ' .1 f Sally B. 2 4 Ni! A large percentage ot us had the privilege ol making the llonor Roll The yl high honor students were Dalene P., Janice P.. lorraine l and Jean kk' Q X '4 Sf, t-7 Our St. Patricks dance. March ll. was vert' good with everyone doing -N ,fir Val his part The money received will help us with our class trip S- Putting all the sports activities. studying. and honors together we hope to have as enkiovable a junior year as we did this Mani' thanks go to the teachers L tor their help throughout this year sotaitoitotttls 5-ills' Bennett H50 Ifirst row: R. Elwell. M. Southard, Ci. I-ilanders. I.. Chipman, C. Martin. B, Jackson, P. Davis. J. Crowell, I-, Ingerson, R. Tufts. J. Cirover, D. Holbrook. Second row: G. XX'ar..l, R. I.aPierre. S. Ruth. B. Long. H. Morrill, R. Johnson, C. Mygatt, J. Nelson. J. Sloat, C. Abbott, J. Goldrup. F, Alexander. J. Chiarini. Third row: Miss Vlfood, Ci. Bickford, A. Ruest, B. Dyer. E, Curit, Y. Castonguay, M. Brand, C. McKay. J. Proulx, C. Vlhitten, B. Libby, A, Tryon, P. Estes. NI. VVinn. C, Hill. J Mahar. J. Macomber, C. Illwell. Mrs. Stevenson. Fourth row: I.. Proctor, S, Sawyer. D. Malm, Ii, Thompson, P. Brewer, J. Maier, R. Shank, J, Sargent, K. I.ibby, H. Blackstone, B. Beggs, E. Townsend. D. Bailey, D, Thebeau, VV. Ciolding, M. Cirover. J. Henderson. Freshman Class After going through the doors of Freeport High last fall, we took count and found 62 pupils nervously looking forward to Frosh Initiation. Our class can look back happily to that day when we marched down the Main Street in our out of this world costumes. The Freshman Reception was also suc- cessful. Carole Abbott as queen and David Thsbeau as king reigned over the dance with appropriate dignity. After the class got organized they elected the following officers. . President Clifton Mygatt Vice-President Rita Johnson 1 d Secretary-Treasurer Jane Nelson As a class we were represented in most of the school activitixs 'I here were two boys who made the varsity basketball team. Dave Thebeati, who was voted th: b.st lfreshman player in the Triple C. and I.eroy rChipl Chipman a prom using transfer from Old Town, The freshman bovs who went out for lavvee basketball were Harold Blackstone. Ken I.ibby Jack Maier, Gary Martin and Cliff Mvgatt. ' The girls who made cheerleading were .lane Chiarini varsity, Barbara 3 -A-, i long. jayvee captain. Judy Sloat. Betty Dyer. Carole Abbott. and Nina Kelly. tg The girls who made basketball were Jane Chiarini. Carole Abbott and Jane , 4, ,NNN , NCISLYD. If' CAA, T The high honor student for the half year was Ann Tryon. XVe are repre lt N37 sented in the Student Council by Jeannine Macomber and Lawrence Ingerson. li 5 Apij A3 The Class of '57 would like to thank our home mom teachers. stats kk'ood 5' ',,f.zg', I and Mrs. Stevenson: the rest of the faculty and the upper-classmen for making Q 7 If our first vear of high school a happv anJ successful one Best of luck to next QV years green Freshmen. Sim! Jane Nelson 5 figitgiatstgg The Senuor of Today Three years ago no one dared dream of actually beung a Senuor but today we stand ready for ou final test un secondary school traunung Thus year many tasks face the Senuors VV'e must work to gether un all prevaulmg curcumstances Enthusuasm can always be seen when the Senuors are at work They are plannung projects whuch wull benefit the class funds Money us appropruated for the class trup graduatuon and all other expenses uncurred bs the class You say Vkhat us that Hnal test' That us tht test of the student s own mental and physucal alert ness un workung luvung knowung and helpung Th adyancement of these qualutues may not be great for eyeryone us not born a genuus but the power of accomplushment us wuthun everyones reach The amount of struggle and determunatuon guven toward the future wull repay utself un satusfactuon and achueyement Four years have brought us to thus pount We haye studued learned socual h lped us tn sportsmanship cttu7ens of tomorrow These are but a few of the elements that constutute you and me the Senuor of today Wuth these tools and weapons we wull stand and make our way not only un busuness ad yancement but also un personal untegruty VVe the class of l954 mauntaun thus stand wuth the qualutues and trauts that haye buult and constu tuted our framework We graduate today and stand ready to help and serve tomorrow and learned from books XVe haue character of people Teachers hate understandung obeduence duscuplune and alertness to make us better Germaune Grose 54 Furst Huntung Trup The snow was softly fallung on the already thuck blanket on the ground It muffled my footsteps as I walked under the snow laden trees A thrull of excutement shot through me for thus was my ftrst huntung trup and I was sure I would brung home my first deer I walked along loyung the feel of the fresh snow blowung un my face when I notuced there were deer tracks leadung to a groye of trees I followed them along for several feet and grew tense wuth excutement Suddenly I heard a nouse btandung before me was a beautuful brown doe lookung straught at me wuth two soft velyety brown eyes Here was the chance I had been waut ung for Slowly I raused my rufle and took aum but I just couldnt do ut I stood there and watched her bound lughtly away Then I turned and wuth a lught heart made my way homeward Paulune Vrhutten 5 Lue XX hat us lufe so precuous and loyely ls ut the golden ray of sun So brught un exustence to be the ltght Tho. solemn sulencung toul of lufe and uts pluglut Or the btautufulness of the flower you hold lufe. us but a dream A sweet tender gleam Our the land and across the sea Xle wull always see the dream of lufe Luke an army of solduers un strufe I tfe ts the endless strufe of you to be Edward H Brooks D5 F H S Teachers The F H S teachers are good as can be If you don t belueue ut just rea'l on and see There s Pruncupal Mr Perry whos chock full of un Except when you re caught on the staurs on a run Then next 'Vlrs Randall Englush her lune In themes plots and authors shes really just line Muss Luttle us well yers d un typung and shorthand fommercual Course us really no handstand Mr Iahey teaches math buology and scuence from yeast to blueprunts to the kttchen appluance Mrs fundenburg we fund us next on the lust Algebra s great uf you just get the gust Mrs Steuenson reuels un Englush and dramatucs They do calusthenucs but not acrobatucs Nea for hustory frosh Fnglush and sosh And also gurls basketball for Muss Vlood s teacher coach If ut s undustrual arts you loye do not fear You re sure to have fun uf you find drum playuny, Art Greer And then uf tts sewung for whuch you are punung Youll sure enjoy classes wuth blonde Mrs Vunung And now last but not least on the faculty scene ls Mr Belutsos who s the coach of our team If a fine faculty us your greatest wush Then beung an F H S student us really your dush Januce Plummer 5 6 School Days e as small fry start out un school Thunkung ut all us fun ut soon we fund out dufferently Lufes work has just begun o gaun an educatuon Is the task that s now at hand skup along quute bluthely luke a sprughtly gypsy band 50 we go on through grammar school Playung hookey now and then Iorgung our parents sugnatures In pencul or un pen We stull do not quute realu7e The obstacles ahead Our heads are farther un the clouds We care not what prophets saud Hugh school days upon us now We work wuth fresh nung 7eal Our future lues before us In the turn of Fortune s wheel The tume now passes faster lNew horuzons come to uuew Our hugh school days are ouer Vke pass from old to new It s a crume we do not realu7e The sweet days spent un schools How many of us quut thus job I-or the world of gnme and tools Only because wt want a cat Or some othtr trutual thungs lhunkung un our chuldush way XXell then be known as kungs 'lhus remember my fellow students Take each Schoolday as treasure of gold -Knd you will haye wonderful mem rues Through the years to haye and hold Jeanne Pea ock . . . Q V V V V V 2- . , . V . . . . V . Y . - . v 1 I I V V . I I v ' Y' A . V Q . . . V .. V . .V . V V : V V V V . . . . r V 4 V . l . . , t? ' -' ' ' . . ' ' V V . V ' I V . ' V 4 V 4 V ' V , - - .. VV I V ' . V V .. . . V Y ' Y ' I I I I V V . . . . . . ' ' ' V' V ' ' ' . V . . V V V . V. V V . . . . . V . .- V W ' I I H ' ' ' ' . B ' ' - Y , - - . . V . . 7 , I ' ' ' We ' ' ' . . V V . . , V v rl I V V. , . t . , . V . . V . . . V I Y Y . I Y I V 'g ' V, . V V V . , . V V V. , , Y ' l V I v I I V . . . V ' ' V .. 4., V V V . V V lf I I . , V . V . . . V V, V V V V V . V V V . . . V , . . . . A . V , V, V 1 I v I x rv' I .V. ,. . . . . . V V V. V . V, . -. s V ' V' V ' ' j 4 V V V . . , V Conv: I 1. Scared: H. Moody. li Morse. N. Randall. J. Macomber, L. Ingerson, P. Calkin. M. Bernard J XVyman Standing: 'l' Maier. R Dyer. Mr. Perry. L. Randall. Activities Glee Club lirst row: D. Powers. l.. Randall, J. Small. J. Kltcomber. Second row. J. Robertson. li. Curit R. J Nl. Th ohnson. S. Nlalm. Ci Bickford. J Nelson. Xl XX'inn. J. Nlahar B. Dyer. C Fllmbo ompson. J Chiarini. N Randall. J. Cn-ldrup Third row: J. Plummer. J. Peaeotlx J Proulx. G. NK'ard. J Proulx Nl Brand l flleriantler. Nl Cirover S. Ruth li long B l.ibbv .l. Robertson. P. llstes. J. Sloat. C. Howard. J. Hall .l Xlarston P. Calliin l'ourth row: R Tufts. lx Thompson. C Nlvgall. G Xlartin J. Sargent J Nlaier. ll Blackstone. A Powers. Miss Webber R Sargent K l.ibbx. P. Baker. C Rice J. Butt R Priee R. Baker. Nl Southard Q' If K kenaf, IX' llYl l ll N A wlx r E aj J we KN' Q a A Q , J gl t Y V - ' . Our Clee Club this year got off to a flying start under the able leadership of Miss Maxine XVebber. XVe had a large attendance and decided to have our meetings Tuesday during actlvities period and Monday evenings from 6:30 to 7:30. The nrst program we rehearsed for was a dedicaf tion service at the Congregational Church. NVe also put on many entertainments, including Fred NVaring's are rangement of The Night Before Christmas . nrst pre- sented to the teachers and later before the school. Then the P.T.A. asked Miss XVebber if we might sing at their monthly meeting. XVe did this and we also produced a Freeport Nite Club which was presented on April 10th in the gymnasium. Miss XVood assisted Miss XVeb- ber in this enterprise. All in all. Glee Club has been a marvelous success. Dalene Powers has served as our accompanist and our oflicers have been: President. Lois Randall: Vice-presi- dent. Jane Small: Secretary-treasurer. Dalene Powers: Manager. Richard J. Price. Jeanne Peacock 5-4 Seated: R. Johnson. XV. Small. A. Powers. P Adams. J. Coffin H Taylor C Xlciiav. P l.aPicrre. J. Macombsr. E. Curit. Standing: J. Plummer. J Proulx. A Ruesr J Sloai B Dyer S Erickson H laPi re . I' . . ' . . . er ,J. Marston. R Dyer J Maier. K. Thompson. N. Ber nard. D. Erickson. A. Bolster. M. Milliken. F. Thompscn R Thompson .-X. Skillings A Tryon Standing center: Nlr Perry. Band This year Freeport High School is proud to say that its band has approximately seventy-two members. They are divided into sections-brass, reed, string, and percussion. This band probably owns the largest col- lection of music of any school its size in the state. Mem- bers ofthe band have demonstrated their skill by playing in last year's Music Festival at Boston. and also by play- ing at various school times. Although the band won no honors at the Music Festival last year. they did a good job. They showed sportsmanship and confidence in themselves. Vwfe think this year is going to be a winning year. XVe feel confident of placing first in the small schools. The townspeople have surely helped out a great deal by assisting us with the organization. and we in the band appreciate it. The band, started by Mr. Perry. at first had about thirty members. He has given his time. knowledge. and interest in making the band what it is today. I want to say on behalf of the members of the band that we certainly appreciate what he has done for us. Allan Powers 54 1 CA 7 If ' X12 v I 1 Q Qyx l it- FN ' 2 Acrivmizs qt! Seated: Mrs. Stevenson. J. Hall. T. Maier. P, XK'hitren. R. Blackstone. J. Sawyer. C Grose. Standing: E. Eelch. P. Hall. S. Hanson. J. XVyman. 'N Ti .5 4 E wt 4.5-P vi Ni S . Q A n 'fig Y fssityjylv V, S' ' A FQ K2 .N f :M IlX'lIll5 Senior Play On November 6. 1953. the Senior Class of Eree- port High School presented the three-act play Which Shall He Marry at the Freeport Veteran's Building. One humorous situation after another developed in the play as a young man tries to choose one of the five Ran- dolph sisters. Marriage to the right one w.ll bring him an inheritance of two million dollars according to the terms of his grandfather's will. A family full of fun consisted of: Mary Jane, the youngest Pauline XVhitten Elaine. the beauty Sandra Hanson Susan, the brain Eunice Eelch Patience. the good angel Penelope Hall Erankie. the athlete Joyce XVyman Mrs. Randolph. the mother Judith Hall Magnolia. the colored maid Mary Milliken Mr. Hinman. the lawyer Richard Blackstone Dick Evans. the eligible young man Thomas Maier Vw7e were directed by Mrs. Dana Stevenson. English instructor. with the help of Joan Sawyer as business manager and Germaine Grose as stage manager. The play was a great success and enjoyed by all who attended. XVe wish to thank all those who helped us present the play. Eunice Eelch 5-4 SM . L 'M f 'VM ,P -:i::35:'f- .'f. 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P. Hall. B l.ong. l., Randall. liourth row: P. Estes B l.ibbv. J. Hall. S. Hanson, C. XVhilten. A. Trvon. N Randall To the right: J Pulk. J Plourde. J Sawyer D. Powers. Xlrs Stevenson. Q-1 Y R bfivfj :Xl llxillll 5 NSN b V77 mmf. Q J rv '21, 2 V ' Powder and Wig Club Variety gives our Dramatics Club the qualities which have encouraged new members to join during the year. From walking around with books on our heads, to giving dramatlc readings. this club has been full of fun. Vvlith our first meeting, we elected the officers for the year. They are: President. Pauline Whitten: Vice Presif dent. Joan Sawyer: Secretary. Penny l-lall, and Treas- urer. Jane Small. XVe selected as a name The Powder and Vvlig Club . This year we have enjoyed putting on a program for the P.T.A.. and have had various plays, skits and readings for our own pleasure. XVe wish to thank Mrs. Stevenson who has will- ingly given her time to help us make our Dramatics Club a success. Pauline Vilhitten 5-l irst row: l.. Randall, P. Coffin, J. Bovden. P. Adams. Second row' Mrs. Stevenson, J. Camp- bell. D. Murray, N Bernard, J. Chaney. Junior Prize Speaking All the Juniors really worked hard for .1 hig sucesss in Junior Prile Speak ingz Xlarilvn Nlahar made our attractive cover tor the program. Helen lavlor. Alice Lewis, lidward Brooks. Richard Prolienno and lirnest liogg you'll hnd responsible for our decorations The nice posters that were seen around town were made by Sally Mayo and Thomas Hawkes, and the commercial depart' ment mimeographed the programs. Phyllis Adams-ln Rebeccis Room Joyce Boyden-Back At liour June Campbell, second pri7e----The l,eist Of These John Chaney'--Mr 'Iiravers First Hunt Pauline Collin, third prize --I XVant nl o lie An .Xetress lhomas Hawkes---:Xt ilihe Circus ' Dwavne Xlurraf: Tell 'lele Heart ry - 2 T! l,t.is Randall. tirst prize -Seventeen 7 X Jorge Boyden H55 af! M' .i x ,0 M f i ll, Xl . Q . Q, eff' fy V 9 f il I :lxCTlX'ITlE5 Wo 1...-a liirst rowz H. Crone. J. Boyden, I.. Puiia, C. Howard. A. Davis. M. Carll. J. Campbell. J. CLARION X? lv' N EN I rf Simi! 'kr llkllll N Chancy. P. Coff1n.N. Bernard. C. Ryder. Second row: Mrs. Vining, S. Mayo. R. Litchneld. J. Bovden. T. Hawkes. Mr. Greer. Arts and Crafts If you happened to visit Mr. Cireer's sanctuary at the right moment either Tuesday or Thursday this year. you were greeted by an unusual sight. Perhaps you ex- pected to see the usual well-organized group of boys working industriously on various projects. Instead, you saw a group of juniors and seniors making things. and having a wonderful time. Let's look in on the Arts and Crafts Class for a minute. and see just what does take place. Vkfell. there's Gerry Grose over in the corner working earnestly at one of those formidable looking machines. She says she's making book-ends. I'll pass judgment on that statement when they're finished. NVhat's this? Mary Milliken is rushing around with something dangling in her hand that she seems to hold in great esteem Oh yes It s a puppet caryed out of yyood I yyonder yy hy I didnt recogn17e it at once Oyer there at the leather working table is a con glomeration of juniors and seniors all tapping at unfor tunate little pieces of leath r They look happy though proof enough that the Arts and Crafts Class is a success Ann Skillings 74 Seated: Miss l,ittle. J, Marston. P. Hunter, E. fislch. l.. Randall. Y. Castonguay. J. Henderson. Mr. Fahey. Standing: li. Alexander. J. XK'vmar: Nl. Thompson. C, Brooks. R. Price. li. Brooks. E. liogg, R. Blackstone. J. Burt. J. Crowell. R. Biker. J. Peacock, C. fxbboil. J. Chiarini. S. Malm. The Highlighter The Highlighter has been in full swing this year. publishing five issues. XVe wish to thank those who have helped us make this a successful year. especially Miss Little and Mr. Fahey, who have been our advisors. XVe have had wonderful co-operation and hope that every- one has enjoyed our paper. Vwle have had 21 faithful members. liditor-in'Chicf- -liunicc lulch Clubs- - Assistant liditor -lois Randall BUVS RlCh-Hd Bl-Wksmnc CO Cartoon Editor? Ciirls -Carole Brooks Yvette Castonguav. Russell Baker lihrarv James Butt Sr'-'HS Efiilfmsr time i'an.m Boys- -Edward Brooks h I , lreshman- Judy Henderson Girls -V .lane Chiarini Sophomore-V -Nlarion Thompson Crossword Pulllc fgditor f K Junior' -l.ois Randall John Croxxcli Senior f- Patricia llibbard Clhcerlcading lidiror 'Carole .Xbhoit Cmsglp Iidilmwijcannc Peacock Urxnaatie. Jian XYvman hx t ' Sccrctarx' Judy Xlarston Eunice Felch 54 Arts and Crafts-V-lfrnest llvgg a s if yi ' xl M i ' 'Z ,J rx.. 1'1 I Q ' 'f ,li V Q ,. I iiirziv, :XVI IX'l'l Ilb CL ,qv ili. Nlaier. R. Davis. N. Bernard, R. Dver, J. Nlarston. l.eft: R. Cofhn. li. Blackstone, R. Mel ARION-, calf. D. Erickson. XY. Small. B Hevwuod, ll liogg. R. Blackstone. li. Brooks. D Nlurrav Right: D. Proctor. S. Nlurrav .l Chanev. f. Morse. Xl. Gindv. .J Coflln. S liricltstm 'Ii Haivl-tes. R. Profenntw. P Hughes Hi-Y Presilent 'Ibm Nlaisr Secretarv- elim Xlarsit-n Vice President Roland Davis Treasurer-V Russell Dver Aivisorflirancis Perrv ln athletics. coached bv 'liom Xlaier. the HifY has done exceptionally xvell During the last tivo vears. they have been defeated onlv once in basltethall and in vollevlaall are undefeated Their competition included Psuhurn. lexviston. Nlechanie falls. Veaterville and Veiscasset. Activities. I would sav. is the Hi-Y's most important interest XVe have sent delegates and representatives to manv meetings and have sponsored prtvieets to raise monev. .-X few of these activities include: l. Sent delegates to the United Nations conventions at the L'niversitv ol Xlaine and Boivdtwin, 1. Sent delegates to the Older Bovs' Conference during the last two veais 3 Sent delegates to all the Y X'l.C .-X. conventions during the last lwtw vears 4 Sent delegates to the lli-Y and Tri-Hi-Y legislature at Bowdtvin llere our president 'ltvm Xlaier was elected as one of the governors to run tm' Southern Xlaine il 6,4 1 Q ff' Q 7 3210 aff: Q r 'J A, I. . X x i 'J Sent delegates te the lli X and 'lri lli N Suuthrn Xlane C,oun.il a. hath where Russell Dver was elected as Vic: President H Our eluh was host to the Southern Xlaine lli Y anl iri lli N tioun i' here at lreepwrt last spring ' We have sponsored manv dances and have had manv swimming p.zi1i.s H Klee have raised m-wnev hv selling eandv and ttmd ll XXI' have gone to toothall games and movies also lmuvl-nu up te- l eu isttvn XX'e ieel we have had ene of the most successful vtars ul anv elulw .1 lreeport High s hisitlrv as ue have a1rea.lv been rated as i-nt ni the lks tl. 's , fa' v Qui :Xi llYllll N in the State it neu the lwsl First row: S. Malm. J. Plummer. I.. Ingerson. D. Powers. J. Hall. J. Chiarini. J. Nelson. Standing. left to right: G. Grose J. Campbell. B. Dyer. J. Proulx. J. Marston. S. Bennett. N. Randall. B. Libby. J. Small. Nl. XVinn. B. Long. D. Xlalm. Seated: I.. Randall, Mrs. liundenburg, C. Brooks. Standing: P. Calkin. Nl. Thompson. Tri-Hi-Y 'l'rifHi-Y. having been newlv reorganized. is now recognized along with the Hi-Y as a club of high status. Meetings are held once a weelv with projects planned so as to give the members the wellfroundecl Y program of various Iields. Un this season's agenda have been 'liri-lli-Y and Hi-Y conventions and con- ferences with delegates from lireeport gaining prestige for their cluh and home town, XVC certainlv have enioved working under the ahle leadership of our co- advisors. Xlrs Ruth lundenhurg and Xliss Phvllis Xlavlierrv. The following ofhcers were elected: President. l.ois Randall Vice President. Carole Brooks Secretarv. Patricia Callvin Treasurer. Nlarion Thompson Chaplain. Sallv Bennett Librarian. Nancv Randall Lois Randall ' 55 S 2 i NN 5 , af A'-v' f ,l x Mx K ,Lf rx Aj! 7 l e ' 'iiffyil ' 7 V' ab t? Affilillfllllis M. Rvder. l.. lngerson. A. XX'hite. J. Peacock. M. Allen. J. Marston. P. Hall. C. Brooks. M. Thompson and sister Barbara. J. XX'yman. E. Hall. S. Thayer. The Style Show The girls that were elected to write the script for the Style Show were Carole Brooks. Marion Allen. and Penny Hall. By vote of the class. Sonja Malm was chosen as narrator. XX'e put on the Style Show for the KYoman's Club of ltreeport on January twenty-second and also for the P.T.A. Cake Contest X Xa 7 Q gfiyx Y K 94 - , M VV l Q A ,R XA is t S ' 'fi -1 ' if l' l.A lflitklk l.' A Cake Baking Contest was sponsored by the Parent Teachers' Association for the Sophomore Home Economics Class. The only stipulation for entering the contest was that the cake had to be made at school. The cakes were judged for texture. flavor. moistness. lightness. and originality of decoration. Mrs Hamilton Cirant. Mrs. John Mygatt. and Mrs. Raymond Thomas were the judges. Pri7es were donated by the following: First pri7e. a Bettv Crocker Cook Book. by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Plummer: second prize. a compact. by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur l.eai'itt: third prile. a string of pearls. by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Trott. and fourth prigfe. an apron. by Mr. and Nlrs. Paul Powers kK'e wish to thank the contributors for making this contest a success. NYe also appreciated Mrs. Vinings help and the assistance of the judges. lst pri1e4Sonja Malm 'Srd pri2e7Carole Brooks 2nd prizeYl,orraine lngerson 4th prizeflklarion Allen l.eft to right: S. Malm. L. lngerson. Mrs. Vining. C. Brooks. M. Allen. . ? 7 af' 9 MQ ifjl Q Aaixgx rli'-x J :G ' V, We-aft' ll l.A Hfiktt li . .4 V qi? 2. , ,qf-f ,fr 1, 'S-f N.,fv-J ,,!7'? wal' 1 ' .. I- I '. E as x gi? gn. 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A . 4 Q n 1 .' f . ,' 1 v c f 5, AA 4 ' HIE' - 4 ff, 'V vw z The Case of The Susptctous Detecttve xxas Iondtx Vlarch I D' a I xx s seated at my desk tn mx ltttle ofli e Suddenlx I stxx a beauttful xx oman pass mx xxtndoxx and rtght axxax I knexx somethtng xx 1s xxrong beeause mx ofllee ts ten stortes up XX htle I xxas sttttng there xxondertne a knock tnterrupted the stlence of mx tranee 'Ntturallx I made the usual eemment I unlocked so stop xour hammertnq and enter I sxxtrled tn mx rexolxtng eh1tr and stared II the beau ttful xxoman standtng before me She s1td xxtth 1 gentle and poltte xotce Vx hat s e1ttnQ xou Nlac An I quteklx responded xxtth I xx IS yust st tnv at th1t btg gun that xou haxe tn xour prettx hand She smtled and put tt back tn her purse I vxas glad that she dtd because I could tell that she could use the gat by the xx ay the museles bulged tn her fingers as she opened her baq xxtnt to et rt t to tae o xxts er hrst remark So I satd XX hat are xour troubles Do I' Im tn sertous trouble she satd Vxlhat ktnd of trouble Babx She paus d a fexx moments 1s though she hated to sax then replted VI cat ts gotng to ktll me tf I dont start feedtng m Rousey Mousex cat food After thtnktng about the st1tement 1 mtnute I asked Vx hy dont you feed htm thts ktnd of food tf he xx ants tt' Qutetlx she satd Because he ts a Juxentle deltnquent and tI1e stuff makes htm lose hts head Suddenlx she broke tnto a mad rage of tears so I gaxe her my hand kerchtef to slobber on After she had quteted her nerxes I told her that I xxould tnxesttgate the case at mx usual cost of ftftx dollars an hour She accepted mx deal and told me to get to xxork tmmedtatelx So I xxent out to xx here her cat ltxes to h1xe a talk xxtth httn rrtxed at I OO a m and xxas greeted bx gans of allex cats that roam the dtstrlct I asked one of them xxhere I could End Hard Ba k B nnx cat If I xx ante to se 1nd he s1td that e xxould lead me to htm On our xxax te the p ce xx ere mx objecttxe Itxed I caught 1 eltmpse o 1 small xelloxx eat throxxtne, euns ox er hts shoulder Rttoht axx ay I knexx that I xx as tn a tough netehbor hood because the eat xxas 1 gun sltnger eutde led me to a ng,x ole tn the xx that the png htd t1ken oxer from the prextous r1t gtne of the netehberhood He told me to enter so I SJUCLICJ through the hole and then I sated Hard Baek B nnx sttttng at 1 small t1Ile 1 I et shell full of beer and a ctgar tn s mouth ter I ttlked xxtth htm a xx I1tle he I1ee1me furtous tI1re1tened to kll me 1 eaxe off t e else I am no hand to Ive s ar d I1ut I xxas noxx I pumped up from the table and erabbeel Bennx d m tt xxe1uI sen m 1t1 p 1 n e me e n e set m Iaeelllse he el x 1 me ge 1 an xxtth the Ileillllflll bthe th1t htred me 1 n xxe arrtxe h r It use she xx as terrt e ste, e t 1u s e1Im e n a x I x e ane left xxtth the honor o stratelttentnge out tnotlter e1Se returned to mx ofll e and sat doxxn to 11111 ut mx el tn ease en u ee'1x 1eean1e t11x nd erexx 1e e t I xxe to mx doetor and he told me that I xx 1s all rtet p xsteallx I t he asked me I had htd anx I expertences Iatelx I told htm about the e e that I lust d s1t er er fintshed After about ftfteen mtnutes he satd sloxxlx KK att rtg t here son and be qutet Ill be rtght a So I xxatted pattentlx for about an hour and prett soon three ntce men came tn dress d tn clean xx htt sutts and they xxere gotng to take me to a n ee place to rest for a xxhtle Thex couldnt fool mc though because I knexx that thex xxer polt emen I am too smart a gux to be fooled by anx flat footed COD Henry Nloodx D-I The Loser IN YI tt xx 1s oxer Vx ell he had done the best he could He looked up tnto the stanjs nottng the unconcealed jox of some the dtsappotntm nt of others 1nd nottng hts famtlx and frtends XX alktnt slovxly up to he net he reached out hts hand 1utom1t1e1llx 1nd fl tt bet Q pumped up 1nd doxxn He trted to smtle as he heard a happy xotee telltng htm xx hat a great game he had pl1x ed H he thouqht He walked to the xxater cooler at the umntres stand and draxxtng a full cup of tce cold xxater drank tt doxxn xxtthout stopptng xxtthout cartng T1ktnQ hts vxatch toxxel and racquets he made hts xxax up the seemtngly endless statrs up to the xxalk around the top of the bleachers butlt tnto the htll Try as he mtght he could not smtle and make a gltb retort as other players expressed thetr dtsmpotntment some stncere others not He could e He met hts mother and father and h felt hts father s arm go around htm He xx as glad th x dtd not sneak later up tn the dorm thex xx outd talk about tt but rtght noxx the xxound xx 15 too fresh too deen He nodded to hts father as a stlent look xx s exchanged betxx een tI1em That me1nt he xx anted to b alone tn the dorm rtght noxx Alone tn the room that had been asstgned to htm he threxv htmself on th b d 1nd crteel though he had been crytng, exer stnce h had lost the t1ar11e the most tmportant game of the xe1r to htm at least Xlxhats the matter' he asked htmslf team and 11atn Vx hv hadnt he been able to return the as e st as tt had been returned to htm 73 1 better serxtee he knexx but the arttst opno s e htm seemed to return h shots tust at e rttht ol ce vxhere he could not get at them mnulstxely he got up I kei h ra quet 1 fr1m the chest d sxxung, tt f th t xxa a s I t hts stlent nromtse tl1at the next ttme h xxt aetter preptrel f e k n ttme he xx ould haxe a fexx tdeas of hts oxxn xt ttme Of ourse here xx ould n ttm Th re htel to be Tennts xxas hts food After 1 good shovx er he xx ould eo b1ek to tI1e eourts and e x eoneratulat Jerrx 1 he deserxed tt Pltrteta Calletn '16 Songs Il 'Nexer Forget X e Stormx Weather sx It lc e 90 I one et s Do lt Amt Nltnx ltmes Hurrx Hurrx I Don t Ixnoxx Inoueh About XX htspertnb Am I Asktng: Too Xluell Dre1mer s Holtdax A I st Slaughter On Tenth Axenue No sehool X 1e1ttot1 I'e1eI1ers IX 5 el Det ntton 'J xsteal Id Htstorx Class Studx Hall Dtploma Class Trtp Graduatton Sentor Class Helen Crone and I aurette Putta D4 . 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C -'V' if V' X sl'-' I-1 fx' and 1. 1 1 I 1 if I d'dn4t I1 '1 of ' 1 ' I I . ' I -,t C 1 V. 1'-1'If' -' 1 ' I. ana tat Atta th. t - et - ettti te le en tt frx' if he did 't 'o 1 cI1a . Sew I juess that I '. reel V V Y V K ht 1 I- t-f eau x 'tes 1 ttet a tm IV A V- 111 V I1 H St VCI e' 'dIat et o 1, 1 '.' 1 filed lin 'TI -7'1 I . '. ' l1x' th1 ,IIIII af htn. I t .he 3 ed loxx' fter a 1 V- .' V - '- ' ' xttfyte- sttf pmt me . t 1 - f - f If A 11 Pl- 1 I e . C I I , y' k A 71: ' V' A I th' in ate 3 ex-1' g - - wh- 5 at-.t' I felt ttt. V V V 1 1 1 IIOU 1 .. II11 'dh'-'J l11'p.l1xx'ithfri1h. '1nt .' 'I , hj A' 1' au 1 1 1 if . V' bat '- ' .' 4 T, e - , HS, it ,pt ' V I ha . He . tI11 : with bug eyes aft1 I ' ' ' ' ' X? if R xi gf' 7 Q V Email! Tlrlli CO-CHAMPS D -ag 1 X' A4 X lk ' 5 v 16 tg? if N ff? ' T 1 V' -:wi ' . The Finale Red-faced players. garbed in sweatfsaturated uniforms. ccme out of the huddle to a conquest or defeat. Signs of fear and pride give way to grim glances at the score board. Only eight minutes to win. Eight little minutes which seem so long to you, the player. when you've got to make six points in this the Hnal quarter. The whistle. the jump and again the constant pace from one basket to the other. The brightness of the lights stings your eyes. and your nose tingles from breathing so quickly through the mouth. The crowds dull roar repeats and repeats in your ears and above all you remember the coach's worried voice when he gave his final instructions. This is your game. your last in high school. The past four years have been spent mostly on the bench. but now your chance to play has come and you've got to make good. Back and forth. hack and forth. until your pounding legs seem to float. Time becomes endless. but the score board registers six minutes to play and a four point lead by the opponent. Time is called. Slumping to the floor for instructions rests your legs and helps your breathing. The coach's voice is soft and low. his face strained. This is the last chance for victory. your last chance. The whistle. and again the thunder of feet and cries from the crowd block out all sense of reasoning. port Another basket by a team mate. another step nearer your goal. Times flies swiftly, Only seconds remain. Two more points needed to tie their vicious score. Two points which seem so little and yet so big. A rebound is caught. fumbled. and caught again. Strang.ly enough vou're in the open with the ball in your hands. Five-four-three. the crowd begins counting the remaining seconds. This is your last game, your last chance, your last shot. You shoot and the bulzer sounds. Its all over. The gym is quiet. no yelling crowds increase their cry. no players run these halls. Nothing remains but a few strewn candy wrappers and an occasional empty bottle. Silently snow drifts past the windows blotting out all signs of lifei iTake a lcng. last look and leave. for you missed your final basket and your final chance for fame. Xlary Milliken 5-4 gf Ev' gfvk L f.3 g5f- I , ? an V A 1 R gig gr 1' if Y 5 5 Y 0 'A if if 1 2? i N J , 24 Lgffoi W' E I , Nm, idx? Q2'7 v i t l l l'irst row: G Xlartin. H. l.al3ierre. lf Brooks. R. Gilliam. A. Powers R. Dyer. D Theheau R. Xletcaltf l Chipman. Second row: Nl. Gandv. K. l.ibbv. P. Hughss. T li Thompson. R. Collin, manager. Track This vear lireeport High had its hest year in track Xk'e finished the meet. which was held at Cape lfliyabeth. with 10 points good for fourth place The meet was held on XVednesl'v afternoon Oetoher '. on a drearv dat' with rain falling half the time This is how the hovs finished: Nlile -'lom Hawkes. third -I points l mile----lid Brooks. third -1 points llfl Norm Bernard. third--2 points lflll vard Bernard. second and .lohn Cfhanev third 5 points .lavelin Allan Powers. tourth l point Broad .lump .lohn Chanev. second l points XXII 1' milel relav Bernard Chanev. Brooks and Rov fkletealf. tarst 5 points Other events in which we did not place were the shot put high iump. discus. and pole vault All the hovs worked hard and did a good t-tl' in the meet rkhotit 25 laovs made the trv and evervone had a good time despite the wind and rain. Kenneth l ihhv 5' Cross Country illits vear the ltovs that went out tor sfttss countrv were honored to he alale to take a trip tw the Lniversitv ot Nlaine to take part in the Cross Country Nleet that was held there, XX e arrived iust in time for luneh in the tate teria ,Xtier a vert' good meal we went out to lt---ls the lftitxetsitv over l think evervone was surprised S Nlurrav. C, Mvgatt. B Beggs. lf. 'liotvrisend Hawkes. N Bernard. el. Chaney. H Blackstone, to see how life was at Nlaine. After touring the Universitv it was not hard to see wht' on: is alvle to receive a good education at such a place l think cvervone would have likrd to look around much longer. but it was getting late and we who were going to run had to get r.a.lv. We went to the locker room that was assigned to us and changed lt was raining so we waited in the Held house for our instructions as to where to line up. l dont think anvone was vert' happy alwout running two and one-half miles in the rain. Soon we were all lined up and readv to go liliete was the gun shot and we were ofl' fitter a few steos. evervone chose a pace and held it The course took us over helds. through woods and ptiddles which seemed like lakes heeause ol the rain Nluch too often someone wotild slip and fall This slows a runner down verv much lwecaust- it is hard to piek vour page hack tip once Ytttl lose it After what seemed like ages the field house c'me into sight .Miter what seemed like another ltundrtd vears we reached the end ot the cours: Onee inside the tield house we were handed a numlaer which told what place we held in the meet lhen we went ltaek to the locker room dressed and started for home XXX stopped at a restatirant and ha.l supper lhe ride Irom the restaurant home was a tiui.t one and l think we all were as glad to get hottie as we were to arrive at the L'niversity ot Nlaine Russell Dv-er 3 '- K wil: FK' if 1 ' f JZ., 1- I M 52: 55? 2.-I f Lf.. ' -iz, 31.6 1 Wil, I, ,K ,.5 ff 4 3. A x J 5 is gs 30 . nfl ' ilk iii 2 kd! 5 AN? Q4 Vg? ,, CPKPT.-XINS AND CO-CAPTAINS Iiirst row: I.. Randall. B. l.ong. N Randal IX Second row: .I. Chaney, 'I' Hayyl-yes, N. Bern Boys' Swimming lhe Freeport boys were entered in the Irip'e If Swim Xleet alter only one practice. Ihe I'reshman relay team was the only one to place It consisted of David Thebeau teapraini Bernard Beggs. Clifton Xlygatt. and Harold I3'acls. stone. Harold also tried tor the 27 yard freestyle plus the Stl yard bacltstrolye. Represrnting I7reeport in ICO yard freestyle were Brian Jailsson and Xlilys Candy Brian and Dwayne Murray' competed Ior the 50 yard freestyle but they were defeated. Dwayne again entered, this time in the 513 yard brenststrol-te. livery one of the boys did a une job in spiie of only one practice. Ilze relay team that placed third in the tinak gaye I II S. four points and seventh place in tlze nleel. Practice this summer. fellas' Next year were going to talse lirst place' David 'I hebeau and Cliff Xlygatt 5 ' Spring Softball Ihe Irteport girls are out to score another yr: tory in sports. XK'ith seven regulars and a s.t're of baelyers they have high hopes of repeating previous victorious seasons of funrpaclted games ot' sottball .-although their season doesnt extend oyer eight or ten games they manage to put all they can into the playing ot the games. displaying their excellent team yyorlt. precise ball handling and school spirit Xliss Xyvotl th: batlsbone ot the team is yspttia' ly proud ot the girls ttualitv of school spirit Iht. hate .i particularly hne art ot malsing triends tyultls ly til lu-ing courteous and helpful and el ttla-rin: an interesting game ot ball Joyce XK'yman 5-I f I r tj, 51 e M mf I I fi fx' I s'X7l?.1.daJ VIA 1: -2 Sltciltls I. Thompson ard, 'If Maier Spring Baseball On the banks ot the Harraseelst River a teyy years ago people used to dream and tally ot how they won the games in years gone by XX'hy tlont they now' XYell, let me tell you tit a school that has been almost on the roclss year in and yeai out for fourteen years. 'Ihis has come to an en-I Yes. now Yreeport blow at her enemies. The team did it in baslytz ball. and now that baseball is almost here, it plans to do the same. Xloreoyer it looks as if they can hacls it up. for they have six lettersmen returning to spring bassball, l.et me taly: a trip with you around the tlit rnond to meet the players. Iirst we meet the on y three year letterfman en the team as well as one of the feyv in the league. Iom Xlaier plays tirst base and also swings a mean bat Ile will be out captain. which may prove to be a big hqlp to the new coach. John Belitsos. Ilddie Broglys at third base may prove to everyone that this is his big year Ile has been the third lllSCl'Tl.Tl'I the last two years 'Iiom Ilawlses an outstanding catehsr in his oyyn ri-tht. malyes a big target for our pitchers. Ilenry Xloody. a big red-headed pitcher. is bagly again this year atter a year ot retirement Norm Bernard. who pitches as well as playing the out held. male the .'Xll Star Team last year and with his big bat could malye the dillerence on any team lred Morse, a second bas.man. could become one ol the better players in the league .Xllan Powers has eome out ot retirement and will try a come liaely this ya-ar l lyqlieyt with all ot these bays working to gttlier. plus the tine crop ot voting players who tame up trom Cirgmmar School that th.s year should giye Ire-eport Iliyzh one ot the best teams in years XK'h.gt do you thtnlyd High can strils: baely bloyy Ivt ,. 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Q L , Q Ziyi M. -w , Q We M Q Ag, 2 ,' 1, ,JV Z A Vvlflf - . wr ' xgi The Gurls Swummung Team The gurls syyummung team of dear old lreeport Hugh really made a splash un Truple C svyummung cureles thus fall After a last year the team really and certamly got unto the syyum of the thung rather medaocre shoyyung made a bug umproyement lor tyao yyeeks before the meet the prospeetuye team trekked unto Portland Boys Club and X 'Vl C A pools puttung m many undustruous hours under the yyatchful eye of Mass XX ood and her stopyyatch They dulugentlyt practuced racung duyes flup turns and proper procedure for relays There y as usually a she rt free peruod for just sp asa unc around after tlae regular praetuce X en the bug nught of the met arruyed he chosen fevy sat yyuth chevyed hngernauls but hugh hopes avyautung each turn Vylhen the spray dted dovyn yye found our ovyn Nancy Randall had car ned ayyay second pru7e un the duyung eyent Then our up and comung freshman relay team of June Chuarunu Carole Abbott Judy Goldrup and 'Vlartha Brand kucked and stroked theur yyay to another second place Jane Small funushed fourth un the hfty yard breaststroke by the tunuest fractuon of a fractuonal second un a thrullang heat yyhere the four top syaummers fanushed yyuthun three seconds of ea 'a other After spune tunglung stuspense the results of the meet yyere announced as folloyys first plaee ouur fruendly enemy NYA second place a alyy ays strong Cape lflu7abeth combune tued for thurd place lalmotuth Hugh and lhurray l lreeport Vee threat ened to throyy our coach unto the pool but Muss XX ood Hnally conyanced us the yyater yyas really too cold Vye suncerely thank Muss XX ood fer all the hard yyork she put un and the mothers and fathers yy ho proyuded transportatuon Keep practueung that crayyl stroke thus summer all you syyummers and heres hopunv for a blue rubbon next year Dalene Poyy ers D4 Gurls Basketball The gurls basketball team thus year yy as yery successful yyunnung eught out of nune games X lost our only game to P nnell lnstutute of C ay Practuces yyere held eyery Tuesjay and Thurs day at Z 30 A large number of gurls trued out and the number yyas cut to tyyenty and then munus drop outs Nancy Randall and Vlaruon Peeyyee Tlaonap son yy ere eleeted co captauns The team veas comprused of the follovyung gurls loryyards Peeyyee Thompson Sally Bennet Jane Small lous Randall Carele Abbott Joyee Xkyrn n and Jane l'Nelson Cauarels 'Xaney Ran dal Sally 'Vlayo Putrueua Calkun Jenanne all Dalene Poyyers Helen Taylor 'Nlarcua lombard and lane Chuarunu 'ylary Vlulluken vyas our manager thus year as she s aeen for he JSI yo ears S e us a a yyorker and a yery capable manager Vee are goun to muss her yery much next year Xluss Margaret NX ood yyas our coach thus year and tlae gurls really apprecuated all the tume patuenee hard yyork and unstructuon she has guyen us tlaus year Vee all hope that she yyull be yy uth us a aun next year 'Nancy Randall D6 Bowlmg last year Xluss XX ood suggested tht th g tl take up bovylung as a neyy sport at lr eport Hugh School lt proyed to be so popular that after th gurls syyummung meet of thus year ut yyas Onec agaun started In all there yyere about forty gurls yyho boyyled on Vlonday and XX ednesday afternoons Beeause of the large number 'Vluss XX ood de uded to haye tyyo groups one for the begunners and another for thos more adyanced Vlr Sulluyan allovy ed a specual pruce of ten cents a strung proyudung the gurls set the puns for them elyes Thus un utself proyed to be a part cf tn fun Before th boyylung season yyas oyer many of th gurls yyere m kung some yery good scores We yy ant to thank 'Nluss Xkood for the tum she has suaent helpung us yyuth our hoyyltno Jane S'nall 5 6 Cheerleadung 'lhe IO53 54 basketball season brought changes un eheerleadung as a Junuor Xarsuty yyas unutuated for the tarsr tume sunce 1940 After appearung be fcre the student body at an assembly the folloyyunff teams were S leeted X arsuty lous Rand ll Captaun June Campbell Student 'Vlgr Nancy Randall Germaune Grose lane Chuarunu Sally Bennett JV Team years years years years year Barbara long Captaun Carol Abbott Betty Dyer 'Nuna lxclly Judy Vlarston Judy Sloat opponents yyouuld exclaum and no yyonder veuth freeport s peppy cheerleaders and fans ba kung our famouus basketeers to the first trophy un years Xlu h experuence us gauned beung on a claeer leadung squad un leadung rallues meetang students from yaruous schools and last and most umportant yucrkung and enyoyung beung a team Xke vyush to thank our hoarse throated student body and VHS fans for so ard ntly supportung the te m To 'Vlrs Vunung our faculty adyusor a sneeual thank you from both teams for er coooeratuon lous Randall 55 Basketball Schedule Opponent Freeport Alumnu P nnell In tutute Cape Flwabetb a lalmouth Stanlush Belfast North aarmouth Xeademy l lmouth Greely 'North H armoutla Aeademy Pennell f Belfast Cape Elwabeth Staualush y Greely Tournament North Yarmouth 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Our factory is now 283' loag. with 63,000 sq. ft. of Floor space and our catalog, which is published twice a year, has IOS pages and re- quires over I64 tons of paper. Our main office is over the Post Office, with a d'rect letter chute. The Government maintains a Parcel Post unit in the factory for packages and catalogs. A small electric elevator delivers all incoming mail and Parcel Post to the second and third Hoors. Everyone is welcome to call for advice on where to hunt or fish and make a purchase if they see fit. We are in the center of town. on the black top road, I8 miles east of Portland. and are open 24 hours a day. 365 clays a year. 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