Fryeburg Academy - Academy Bell Yearbook (Fryeburg, ME)

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THE ACADEMY BELL 25 IN MEMORIAM. Dennis M. Cole, who lately passed into the Great Beyond. was teacher of Science in Nliestheld High School for thirty years. lie was a graduate of Fryeburg Acad- emy and afterwards, for several years. he was a member of the trustees. Mrs. Alberta Mabry Abbott passed away at her home in Fryeburg on Thurs- day morning, March 29, after an illness of six days with grip. which developed into pneumonia. Mrs. Abbott was born at Hiram. Maine, the daughter of Madison K. and Dorcas True Mabry. In 1871! she was marrfed to josiah Abbott of Stow. Soon after tlte death of her husband she came to liryeburg, and for more than twenty years she has b-en teacher of music at liryeburg Academy. Her musical stand- ards were high and by her enthusiasm, her energy and perseverance. she inspired lier pupils to their best efforts, and the fruits of her teaching will long endure to enrich the lives of many hundred of her pupils. Her memory will long be cherished by the alumni. the faculty, and students of Fryrburg Academy, as well as by a host of friends wherever she was known. Mrs. Abbott was a faithful member of the First Congregational Church and served as organist there for many years. The minor chords of her life have now changed into the celestial harmonies of lleaven. Mrs. Abbott leaves one daughter, Mrs. lillis Spear, Jr., of Newton Centre, Mass., two sisters and three brothers. my Zi' i f

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THE ACADEMY BELL MixRG.txRET VVADSVVORTII, t'MaggieU Annual Music Recital C1-2-Iijg Debating Soci- ety C435 Honorable Mention. Her voice was ever soft, Gentle, and lowg an excellent thing in woman. Slzalcesfvcarc. FLOYD XVARREN, CF, TJ Varsity Basketball C2-355 Varsity Baseball C2- 3-455 Tennis Court Committee C355 Debating Team C415 Manager Basketball CHQ President Student Council C4Qg Class Part, Prophecy. Now good digestion wait on appetite, And health on both. Shakesffeare. BIERNVYN Woonwlxizn, Hjake' Second Latin Prize Cljg Prize Speaking Cljg Class Basketball C3Dg Senior Drama C3-455 De- bating Society C4Jg BELL Board C4D. Wl1at a pestilent knave is this same. Slialeespcare. CLIFFORD KIMBALL, Cliff Come and trip it as you go On the light fantastic toe. Milt01Z.

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26 THE ACADEMY BELL Alumni Nami -1El2I3- Rev. George Henry XVoodward is Pas- tor of the Congregational Chu1'ch in South llridgton, and Denmark, Maine. lle graduated from Fryeburg Academy in 1890 and afterward attended Colby College. Mr. llcnry B. Hurlin, '21, is attending New Hampshire State College. Lalforrest Wleeks, M. D., is a physician and surgeon in Portland, Me. He gradu- ated from Eryeburg Academy in 1907, llowdoin College in H311 and llowdoin Medical School in lill-l. Miss Helen P. Gale, 15313, is teaching English and Ancient History in Nor- wood junior High School, Norwood, Mass. After graduating from l ryelJurg Academy she attended liarmington Nor- mal School, lfarmington, Me. Mrs. Arline H. Clark. 1914, is living in Lincoln, Maine. She took a Domestic Science course at W'heaton College, Nor- ton, Mass., and in 1920 married Robert P. Clark. Doctor john Z. Shedd is a physician in North Conway. lle graduated from Fryeburg Academy in 1886. Mr. james E. Yance is attending the lioston University School of Medicine. Ile graduated from lfryeburg Academy in 15114 and Bowdoin College in 15119. Mrs. Jessie H. lValker is living in Newton, Mass. She graduated from lfryelgurg Academy in 1910, attended .liradtord Academy one year and trained for a nurse two years at Peter ,lient ljrigham Hospital, Boston, Mass. Mrs. Anne H. Anderson, 1918, is liv- ing in South Chatham, N. H. She at- tended Lowell Commercial College. Mrs. Mollie H. Goodwin. 1911, is liv- ing in Augusta, Me. She graduated from University of Maine in 15115. Clerk in post-office at lfryehurg for two years then taught French. American History, Creek and Roman History for two years and a half in Eryelmurg Academy. Married in 19780 to Mr. Earl Corson Goodwin. Mrs. Helen VV. Carter is living in XYolmurn, Mass. Miss Aimee llallard is teaching in Newtonville, Mass. She is a graduate of liates College. Miss Dorothy E. Coleman, 1919, is in Keene, N. ll. She is a graduate of Elliot Community Hospital, Keene, N. H. Mrs. A. Wfarren Benton nee Margaret 2-1 Kenersonj 1916, is living in Bridgton, Me. Miss Ahlnie Smith is teaching in Ips- wich, Mass. A Miss Lillian Pike was married Nov. 21, 19272. to Mr. Lester Curtis of Hanover. Mr. Curtis is employed at the H. ll. Arnold Machinery Co., Rockland. They are living at ll' Crescent St., Rockland. Mr. Earl Osgood, 15320, received the highest honor in the Agricultural Class 6 of the University of Maine. 1