SERVING IMERCIAL ANKING EASTERN TRUSTS AND STAT MAINE YOUNG people will find this a friendly 1nst1tut1on With which to do business Many customers of this bank opened their first account with us during their student days A checking account helps credit standing The Merrill Trust Company . . B E I to establish your financial and MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM SEDAN STAFF F1rst Row D Treworgy E Cralg R Dunbar L M1ll1ken L Whxte J P E Gxlman S Klmball Second Row D Paxne W Treworgy M Nlelll Mr M eader Mlss Crosby Mr Gott J Crawford P Greeley T Carmlchael Thlrd Row M atterson J Parsons Pmkham M Fenlason J Porter M Barbour C Luce E G Oxley B Trlbou Dunbar B Holmes Sponsored by Semor Class We the students of Hampden Academy dedlcate thxs edxtxon ofthe Sedan to Dr George B Weatherbee mn apprecxahon of hls SETVICCS xn 3CtlV1tl8G of the academy 1 . . , js-Q vm. 415 We, the students of Hampden Academy, dedxcate thls page of our yearbook IH memory of Pvt. James E, Nxckerson, U S.M. C. , who was k111ed ln Korea the fmrst of October, 1952 I A W ' 1 ' A N x i , F e ,gf Y 74. xvyl, - Y X -K r .YM , . 1 1 I I'Y1 v ,,. .,,.'-.-,- ....- T?-vs , 4 'f .Mx M sq .X ,.,.4. ,A,,,...auo-v ,at x .I , V, . V '.'v - 1- ', .-. L4 . A, 1 V. V ,',. 'I . 'V V, . ,kf . ,AIP ',- , ff , , 5 1 I ,Y f-,..,,?.-- f-,. . I ,e ,f - . :J B, .Lf - - K 1 nd 1 , ,.'.A . ' , Y n,,,- -f , ig., -A , ., , V 1 X . ' I X 41' ,Q.,.,- ' -' - ..'-,164 2-.,, V V- ,-,-.,. -,,--..XM , A , -, 2 I , V 1 Pr1nc1pal I-Iaro1dW Louder Sub Master C1ydeP Jones B S M Ed Sclence B A M Ed Mathematlcs Scxence Agmculture ,qs Isabe1Z Ames B A Clan-eA Crosby B A Languages Hxstory Engllsh Dwight C. Moody, B.S. ,M.S. in Ed, Byron!-i Meader B S M Ed Edward-I Gott Jr Englxsh Socxal Sclence Commercial E sthe r B Gott Comme rc xal Le1ghW Campbell RobertT Morton B A Supermtendent of Sclence, Athletlcs Grounds and Bulldlngs . n - 1 . . 1 - CONSTANCE BAILEY Conme Commcrcxal 1 Z 3 Calaxs Memor1alH1gh School Class Treasurer Glee Club 4 Operetta 4 Lxbrary Club 4 Conmc IS a newcomer She halls from Calals way Her heart IS set on a semor boy At least that s what they say THOMAS CARMICHAEL Tommy Sclentxfxc Football l Z 3 4 Captam 4 Basketball l Z 3 4 Co Captaxn sr-ball l Z 3 4 Glu- C Studf:ntCounc1l 1 3 4 Vlce Presxdent 3 Prcsldc-110.4 H Clubl 2 3 4 Treasurer Presxdent 4 Freshman Receptxon Commlttee Semor Play Sedan Staff 4 Boys Athletxcs Edxtor Tommy s a moody sort of lad But nn woozng gxrls he s not so bad In sports he really does excel We hope af. Mama he ll do as well BARBARA CHASE Barb Commercxal Basketball 3 Band 1 Orchestra 1 Lxbrary Club 3 4 Barbara 1s a quxet lass Who s always chewxng gum When she xs lh Commercxal Class Mr Gott s kept on the run JOAN CHENEY General Class Reporter 3 L1brary Club Joan IS a hard workmg gxrl As her studxes always tell When she works ln the Bangor Lxbx-ary We know she wxll do well 1 - 4: - ' , . . 3 - ' 45 Ba, , , , g - lub l,Z,3,4gOpf-rctta l,2,3,4g - , , . : 3: Z,3,4. ALBERTA CONNORS Bertxe Mae l 2 3 Vxnterport I-hgh School Llbrary Club 4 Alberta xs really a quxet lass She s seen but nexer heard Next year she s gomg to Florxda Just llke a lxttle b1rd EVA CRAIG Glee Club 4 Orchestra 4 Lxbrary Club 3 4 Sedan Staff Actwxtxes Edltor 3 4 Natxonal Honor Soclety 4 Salutatorxan Eva IS your frlend For better or for worse We know xn the future She ll make a fxne nurse JOAN CRAWFORD Basketball Asslstant Manager 3 Manager 4 Softball 4 Class Reporter Z Lxbrary Club 3 4 Senlor Play Freshman Receptxon Commxttee Sedan Staff 2 4 Glrls Athletics 4 Class Glfts Joan IS a tall gxrl ln shorthand she excels But when xt comes to pxckxng boys She thlnks that Cal xs swell CARL CROOKER Cookxe Glee Clubl Z 3 4 Oneretta l Z 3 4 Carl is a very quiet lad, When out of school he'll be glad. After June you wait and see He ll head south for Tennessee, Comme rcxal Classxcal General General 6 1 i RUTH DUNBAR Ruthle Glee Club Z 3 4 Operetta Z Lmbrary Club 3 4 Sedan Staff Exchange Edmtor 4 Class Hlstory Ruth xs the telephone gxrl m ou She s always chewmg gum General class She has so many handsome boy frxends They keep her on the run ROBERT EMERSON Bob Vxce Presxdent 4 F F A 3 4 F F A Repor r Bobby 15 a short boy Who s really on the ball And when xt comes to F F He s not so bad at all MARTHA FENLASON Cheerleadxngl 2 3 4 Freshman Captam l Varsxty Captam 4 Basketball l Z Softballl Z 3 4 Glee Club Z 3 4 Operetta I Z 3 4 Secretary of Class l Class 4 Student Counul 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Lxbrary Club 3 4 Head Llbrarlan 4 Freshman Receptxon Commzttee Semor Play Sedan Staff Personals 3 4 Class Prophecy Martha ns our head cheerleader At school she s everyones frmend No matter where you happen to be A smlle you wax she ll send EVELYN GILMAN Eve Brewer Hlgh l Basketball Z Softball Z 4 Glee Club 3 4 Operetta 3 4 V1ce Presxdent of Class Z Secretary of Class 3 Lxbrary Club 3 4 Freshman Receptxon Commxttee Semor Play Sedan Staff Busxne ss Manager Natxonal Honor Socxety Valedxctorxan To get to school on txme each day Is Evelyn s blggest worry But when she has a date wxth Jxm You should see her hurry Agrxculture General Comme rcxal . . . r ' - ' : . . . 1.2, . I . . . te 1. ' . .A. Treasurer of Class Z3 President of . ' 3.4: CALVIN GRAY Ca Agrxculture ee Club 1 F F A Semor Play F F A Basketball F F A Presxdent 2 Thxs guy s name ms Calvm Gray Over farmxng he s really whacky Maybe some day he ll have hls farm Just Cal and hxs g1rlfr1end Jackxe BERLA HOLMES Berg Commercxal Cheerleader l Basketballl 3 4 Softball l 3 4 L1brary Club Z 3 4 Scmor Play Sedan Staff 4 Calendar Berla lb our redhcad She s the devxl of the class When lt comes to boys or basketball She can really make a pass EVERETT LAVN RENCE Sadle Agrxculture Football 3 Basketball 1 Z 3 4 Glee Club Z H Club Z Treasurer Z VlCL Presxdent 3 Semor Play Freshman Rcceptxon Comrnlttee Everett s our star ln basketball For the gxrls he lxkes them a An actne member of the F F As a farmer he ll make out O K RICHARD LAWRENCE tL.ouxe General Basketball l 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Vxce Presldent of Class 3 H Club 3 4 Some of hxs frlends call hxm Stretch Others call hlm Louxe He s xnterested xn Mechamcal Englneermg But to school he just says fooey .. 1-. 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CONSTANCE LUCE Connxe General Cheerleader l Softballl Glee Club l Z 3 4 Operetta 1 Z 3 4 Class Reporter 1 4 Lxbrary Club 3 4 Jr EXhlb1t1Oh 3 Freshman Receptlon Cornznxttee 4 Sedan Staff 1 4 Personals Class Wxll Conme 1s a temperamental lass And a w1t m typlng class Does she llke boys? not at al ' But for Donme she d1d fall LESLIE MILLIKEN Spxke General Footballl Z 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Co Captam 4 Baseball l Z 3 4 Captaxn 4 Class Presxdent Z H Club 1 Z 3 4 Vlce Presxdent 4 Student Councll Z 3 4 Jr Exhlbmtlon Receptxon Comm1ttee Sedan Staff 3 4 Buslness manager 4 Class Prophecy The star athlete of our class Is a fellow we call Spxke He may be small but all 1n all He s a boy that you ll really llke RONALD NASON Ronme Agrxculture eeClublZ 34 F F 1 Z 3 4 Jr Exh1b1t1on Honorable Mentxon Senxor Play Freshman Recephon Commlttee Address to Undergraduates Ronme 15 the wlt of our class ln playxng the gultar he ll surely surpass Wherever you may happen to be Ronnle and h1s Olds youll always see GEORGE NELSON General Baseball Mgr 1 Z 3 4 Glee Club l Z 4 Orchestra l Z 3 4 Operetta 1 Z Senxor Play H Club 3 4 Georgxe Porgxe IS our guy He s a great b1g bundle of Joy Whenever you hear a peculxar laugh You ll know that s Mr Nelson s boy ' . 1. Senior Playg Operetta 33 Freshman G1 . , , 3 . . A. MARILYNE PINKHAM Plnkxe Commercxal Cheerleadmg I Z 3 4 Baskeiball 4 Softball 3 4 Glee Club l Z 3 Pxamst 4 Operetta Z 3 Treasurer of Class 3 Llbrary Club 3 4 Jr Exhxbxtxon 3 Semor Play 4 Sedan Staff 3 4 Alumm Edxtor Orchestra l Z 3 Natxonal Honor Soclety When Pxnkle goes to P B We know she wxll succeed Ana someday lf dreams come true Pxnkxe the pxamst you w1ll read RUTH RICHARDSON Ruthxe General Lmbrary Club 3 4 Jr Exhxbxtxon 3 Semor Play Ruthxe IS a qu1et lass She s the most studxous of our class Wh1le at I-I A she has done swell We hope 1n nursmg she ll do as well MARIE SMITH Cornmermal Library Club 2 3 4 Semor Play Marie 15 always full of Joy She 1s a lxkable gxrl She doesn t hke any specxal boy But gxves them all a whirl I-IAZEL SPENCER Spence Commercxa Softballl Z 3 4 Llbrary Club Z 3 4 Hazel has a cute laugh Somehmes we thxnk mt s thundc r But when xt comes to Sheldon We never have to wonder 11 - 1 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 11 1 -11 I 1 U . , . . 11 . 1 , . , 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 , . . 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . DAVID TREV1 ORGY Dave General Football 1 Glee Club 3 4 F 4 Secre a Exhxbxtxon Fxrst Prxzc Freshman Receptlon Commxttes Semor Play Sedan Staff l 7 Art Edxtor 4 Class Gxfts Thms boy ms an artxst And a necessary ul We d all be lost wmthout hmm Cause he s the Semor Class s Devxl LEWIS TREWORGY General Rockport Hxgh l Camden Hxgh Z Belfast Hxgh 3 H A 4 Lewxs xs the shy and qulet type Since he Joxned us from Belfast We extend our hope that ln the future He does as well as ln hxs recent past LINDA WHITE Lynn SClf'l'ltll-ll' B sketball 1 Z 3 4 Softballl Z Class 3 Secretary of Class 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety .J 4 Student Council 4 I xbrarx Club 3 4 .Ir Exhxlntlon 3 Honorable Mentmn Semor Plax Freshman Raceptxor Commlttnc 4 Sedan Staff 3 4 Edxtor ID Chu! 4 D A R Candxdatc Honor Essay Linda ms a brxlliant glrl She has helped our class a lot When she gets out of tralmng She ll be a nurse that on the spot MYRTLE YOUNG Myrt Commercla Softball 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Operetta 3 Lxbx-ary Club Z 3 4 Semor Play 4 Glft to School Myrtle IS full of fun and Joy Her heart wxll go to a specxal boy When there 15 fun she s always xn 1 Never stxll for .half a mmute , .. .. F. . A. . t ryg Jr. 3.4: ' 1 - ' . 1 0 ' 3 , , v 1 v V 3,45 Glee Club 3,43 President of ' 's . , ' ' 't, x 51UDiou5 Vid wk A ff H3622 M X f 0x P 99 G V16 H EZ-,lv 1:a41f f ' S AQ L 1- Iv , Afdjwf 3 -V 5AA!Ms x K IA X V-J yi X ?r' fff 415 x ll f- KP V X 1 V 5 U11 XJ ' N Nm X F N H sm?-gif TEIVXPLIYIUVILIII 1 na. Q E ,651 gf! gc' - :Ig n , IJ: L J X Q x f f J f f vw xl' ' Q' X Jw ffm 'l V vnu! K ATHLETIC X.J E59 Wag ACTORS J f 630 f 1 Q 24' Qfvf VTX 159' N M5 V iff? Pfflimfz, Wffff A f f ffffffyfmab in 1 5 FNIEXVDLK fha XXX CUWW' ff fs! A-Z X X ik f :Q ' 7 ,gf ,X f V . f K 0 ' V N fx il Z fm SUD X 7 f yfy v ag 2 A ul 0 , C A X' M J 'Eff ggi. ff' ge?-.5 I B ff 431- 4, K v1 n ix ' rr L-rzf '7 :R ,Aki fs b :avi . 1- wx .. l E... , V ,EU X, L X J A V 71 lx 'I 3. 1? XJW Q X K xg in CQ f , gk N ca ff ff! yy V 1 f WU l f 1 ,M ff ex 2 W 'f tai. -ZA X -5 xr . 1 4 A I fx ji-A ,X , A :Q I, N f ' L jf jj!! ix X13 X v 1 i f , Njf pf CW f M Q7 X Q5 K XAQQD Q f 5 J X ,QQ l ui JH? -J X l V, M, hr E X O W i Lila 'i' s , FL if 5-1. Pg: rv v- f'Hf ' 53 ' 'E p . is-:1,,, , i fv- fg in .Q 'ff V X rf' ' Y 4 rf I, K I , -v'5.- -V if: 1594 Aw! fx Y' - in 'Z .f-'-' 1 21-'Lf Q .a 44 1' Z A 'I 21598 fi 5 G Pi ,ekf QQ .JL L.. 1 g x - C.--P ,ir 1 g-si .fa . 1 'e 2' 1 -2 V' Yi 1' bf' ..... f Q'- Q--. NY .,vK J' n , .J DITCDRHQULS THE DEVELOPMENT OF DEMOCRACY Democracy developed as the people of different countries felt that the regimes of the tyrants and dictators who op- pressed them were becoming unbearable. Then the people revolted and attempted to form a government which would be fair to all These ups and downs of government date back to the earlv Greeks and Romans During dark ages the land was governed by the fuedal system in which the lower classes had no opportunities of any kind, but were bougnt and sold with the property they lived on as if they were cattle Because of these corditions a oetition was drawn ua and presented to Ting John one of the worst tyrants of england, the IIGSSUPS put on him was so great that he was forced to sign and accept this the great charter, which put more power into the hands of the lords, thu making England ruled by more than one man Although an iaprovement in Government it was by no means the end of their troubles but merely the beginning After the dark age came the period of rebirth known as the renaissance, during which came the age of humanism, or defined, as age of lncrea ed interest in the common man, a more democratic viewpoint also diring the renaissance came the period of exploration and the search for democracy moved to a new country The first democratic development in America took place on the Mayflower Just before it landed on foreign soil The men drew up a form of government by and for themselves, en titled The Mayflower Compact The Fouse of Purgesses in virginia was the next demo cratic form In this there were delegates chosen to mare the laws and enforce them in the countries From then on it was not so uncommon to see democratic forms of government worfing to ether for protection The stamp Act Congress 'as arother time the people vorked together for a common need, to oppose tne tyranny of the fnglish king The Cont nental Confress met to solve the crisis previous to the Pevolutionary Jar trying to e svade the nglish to decla e the Intolerable fct void he Conf es agai met to draw up a sound fo ernment after tie Refolut onary Jar and thev produced the Articles of Confederation, but this did not prove to rave a st eng ceztial ovc n1ent f tn ary power: ' . w P U H 0 . , , 1 N X V I 1 ' ' '- . ' .1 ' 'rn I 'L ' N 3 . A . c , 1 . , , . I . f s . ' . ' ' s ' .U . . . t 0 X ! . A . A O 'SA I D V . . , f I O 1. L 1 N . xv. 0 0 A ' -U P ' . . 1. K A A X g 1 A . . . A . U Al . g U . Then came the New England Confederation a group of provinces . L- - . P1 C AL . il' 4 ' A . lr -- L ' A 1 r +1 7' . i O . , L ' ' V' M p,r as E 'c F l S ' . T gr s Q 'n . V 5 v- M . 1 ' i T ' , ' H , .. '. ' I L . 5 . - , r ,1 it f fr V ' vi 1 Q. The C zstitatlonal Conventlon met wlth the lntent on of rev s nf tho art cles of Conlederat on, but wnstead the dre up a whole new document the constitution wlth power alloted to the government to enforce the laxs made From the draw lng up of the Constltutlon the government has progressed under a democratlc form and always wlll Llnda White '50 CHOOSING COURSES If we ln Fampden Academy were to tale a poll to see what hlgh school means to different indlvlduals, or perhaps to flnd out what they engoy most 1n school, there would be so many dlfferent answers that it would be almost lmposslble to account for each one To most of us attending school, it means preparlng our selves for future jobs Yes, 1n high school we make very important declsions as to what we plan to do after graduation day when we enter, we must decide whlch field of work appeals some of us glrls lnto training for a nurse, or have tried to persuade some of the boys to become cheml ts, while in both cases our interests are entlrely dlfferent Naturally, we want our parents to be proud of us, therefore we take the Sclentiflc Course, requlred for all prospective nurses and chemists Even durlng the flrst quarter, Latin, Algebra, and Clvics don't appeal to us, so little by llttle, we notice ourselves failing to reach our goals The next thing we have ln mlnd, 15 to change courses, but of course that can't very easlly be done until the followlng year, so we go through the rest of the year studying a course that we don't intend to use Some students enter high school wlth the idea of taking the easlest course posslble, regardless of what any one savs about future work Mother and Dad want you to take somethlng practical or wlth a little professional back round, instead of trying to get by wlth the least amount of work They arenft trylng to force you to do any one thing, they are just merely advising you to make a wise selection I'm not quallfied to give advlce to other puplls, but I do reall e that it is lmportant for you to have declded what your future work TS to be, so you can choose your course wisely lt vill be much e lor, and more eflic ent, to start off w1t1 OM8th1HE you lntend to use later on, rather than to have to keep changing courses whlle in high school Janis Patterson '54 O1 1 ' . ' I fr' ' V 1 i U M ' i - h - 1 ll' y. L W . A- A K ' l L ' ' v , , , - 1 . ' . . . , q ' .L Q L 'I A ' O D . . O I 4 ' the most. Maybe, for example, our parents have tried to talk 1 'S - ' . .: 1 O - : f O l 0 -1 V 1 ' .1 I ., . U ' as A I . , . A . . Q -z '. ' ' 1 To 'I ' 'D i f' 1 s . ' 1 ' - f A FRESHMAN CLASS First Row M Roy S Bryer J Lawrence F Ellingwood F Spencer J Smith K White J Patterson J Parsons E Murray J Porter V Philbrook Second Row J Thompson J Hamel C Dunton L Bryer H Fearon Oxley S Cole A Neill J Cole N Patterson S Parsons P Carmichael Third Row R Leonard J Norton V Veinot L Subzda Mr Moody R Mallory G Frost N Gould J Darling N Remington Fourth Row R Tolman R Porter R Porter J Jacobsen D Fessenden P McLaughlin E Ellingwood J Chase D Legere Fifth Row G Hawkins T Clark C Moon M Neill R Patterson A Coffin C Evans W Treworgy SOPHO MORE C LASS FiI'St ROW: Y. Roy J. Nickerson P. White M. Peters. H. Oxley A. Lawrence. C. McGraw B. Miller D, Redman D. Quincy. Second Row: L. Dunton M. Estey M. Craig Miss Crosby E. Dunbar D. Wing F. Morgan. Third Row: B. Holmes P. Dyer R. Faulkner W. Whitney L. Bowen A. Ellingwood H, Brown M. Whitney B. Smith. Fourth Row: R. Patriquin S, Squiers A, Dunton P, Williams S. Smith R. Briggs R. Williams G. Brown S. Giles. Sponsored by Freshman and Sophomore Class ,.f-- 'Q-A- 'SUCCESS f 5, ,--X x. I 'X J XXX Sf-lv N V C. 0 sf' xxx if In oerterber slxty DUpllS enrolled ln the Freshman c as d me left Thev are Porald QlCh3IdSLP, Dorene GuDtll7, or V Soohrer, Clarence P ters, Ruby Jordon ver t n Dale xllllken, alan Craven, and laynard Fall tlansferred to Car bou he class Off1CSTS are ezt, ofce Patterson, Jlce Presldent, ayne f olas epolter, Jacquellne Porter lhe Student COUPCl1 er esentatwve 13 rH,ll1s C8FmlChW9l nt tue Freshman P6CnDtlOH, held rrwday September 19, 1056 xe nexcomers were sald to e xerf Loo o t a.d on Freshman Dag loo ed oalte oONlCll as we marched tdroubh the roons Glrls' Posketball vlayers were rhdllls Carmlohael, forma Gould and Joyce Patterson, tnf e out for softball were ' won no e, uorme Gould, Jacqueldn o ton, Jacqvellne Porter, er, ard fag Ente oJ no have taxen part e375 fans, ,lar ame alsons, and lnda orf r dS do r f ead to reoresent tie rreshlan Cla s. There le QLJ ew DUDl1S fho are 1U the Glee olub ald tao uno e lr frfrestra 1 f U X . X - , 5 R ' . 3 x Xxx X M 1 ax j x 'A 'Ur - ' - ' . N -X x I Q Z, A X I I -lf V , V ' ! ETFX 1 f f H. I' 7 . 'SN 1 'Q z 1 I S A Q J. XS 4 V1 C? . I K ,V 1 . Q K 7X 7 , 'pm 1 . 1 . 1 f . A l 5 X- 'Ji 1 1 . I j 5 1 . f' I C!!D1 1 d ? 1. l . , SF , N Y ,.. 3 1 . . , EJ J4iL L L 5 A l esg nine La'- . . U . : . . L' - ' o. A ' - Jfedf ion 'A .. e - , E e t T15 Ce , lf, N' ' . ' . V , X ww, .Q C, ., , P 5 m ' - J. , 1 -4, ..r' XJ X ... A L ,: sresgaox J 5 . , ' 'f - ' U 1 -X -Y.- , ' FT' 1rewor5J3 Secretary, Kay Mhlteg lreasurer, James Parsonsg add F1525 RAX 1 , X ' . Q . m 's . . ' R M . . a v . . . 134 -. . .. . . L .1 9 , 1 . a . - . N vit 4. ' . U Lf v .sv - 1 b f 3 5 d sp r s r s 1 , . . A . M v J 2- H A A u l 1 ...H 1 ' A 1. Q - V , 1 . 1 .V ' ' ,- Qu i J .L n ' A 1 -. ,' l ' 'oss - f V Saa:,l ' l 'T U . ' V. Y r . f Q ' Freda Spence - 1 ' ? . H ' f-M 'W - if D,WF W, l' ln s,orte are: Sf- j of g A Cgffin, Jo os Fare Mark Iaill, L' A F-3e w' 'I T. 7 ol- se.l cI-eerl,1a GI' ,- . -1 s 1 ar 1'so suite a fs' L' u f , ' , N r v v '- 9-nw 3 N ', mL , 1 -- . . J.. v--.f -A I fy S091 :tweak Q A55 Rf om Lf 3 -'F 5 A 11XW1xE I J 6' are H f,gofd'f'v, .JS ff If 46--47'-9-4+ --.,a...1-.l.....:L f l At the beoinning of the school year the Sophomore class had an enrollment of thirty six students Since then we have lost two and galned one to total a present enrollment of thlrtj five The fO11OWlDQ offlcers were chosen President, Arthur Lawrence, Vice President, Helen Oxley Treasurer, Cranston McGraw, Secretary, Jarne Peters, and ilass Reporter, James Fenla on Our two student Councll representatives were helen Oxley and Arthur Lawrence Helen Oxley and Donna Quincy were also chosen as cheerleaders this ear Our annual sophomore Hop was held April lOth at the Hampden Toxm Hal K though the dance was not so profitable as ln recent ears, the hall was attractively decorated and all who attended had a most engoyable evening The class a well represented in all sports activlt es throughout the year Boys partlclpatlng ln sports are Walter hitney arcel 'h1tney, Cranston ucGraw, A thur Lawrence, Alec Dunton, Bernard Holmes, Stephen Squiers, Richard Briggs, Stanley Glles, Dean Vihlmire, Gordon Brown, Herman Brown, James Fenlason. Girls representing the class in sports are: Frances Morgan, Marie Peters, Helen Oxley, harise Estey, Patsi Uhite, Donna Wing, Donna Quincy. ' A ' - -1 ' I vi Y A ' ' ' ' Y - a - - ', .,, so p pp 3 Lf 'g p ,f , -f' . 'ifv' r , .,', I 0 . - ,,..-- .. ...'.,,-,, an - nz ' , - f' I7 M f ,A I if , -- - Y .- , , W 1 h 1 h A 5 , .Y -r 0 ', 1 L x f 5 H - Q F 5 f . 1 ff ,W -.. H 0 -.-I: Allvvs- -an - Ax . K.: , Q52 ,Q -. A: . HS - 3,19-yvg1r,13gy,u-AyI2.v'.L' L D Q 'Iii . .- ,,, 1 f - - s PM ' - ' 5 NLC-E l f 'Q 5-' ' 'pn N Q -V ' xv ' 4- 1 ff ,sm - c sl, l s s -t,4 ,Q Q ll A as 12s ' -:' 1 -rf -' , ,, . , , , 52- :,r'. . '1,gff,z1,- 335' -1-Lg.-.'-55:5 -,a.:,.4 1 , -11-.fn',fc5x-.ifjvf1,52 gui? ,., ,Q .-F'-Qj:,5Q9 7--1 .f A 42, f A 3'-,ta i I ' -'lQg'C. L'..'-.gs TEL --f,1?i G -S' gg'f1lf.fEi'.-g:... 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J UNIOR CLASS Flrst Row B Trxbou R Shankel A Whltney B Dunton J Parsons J Patterson E Nason M St Peter M Pierce C Peavey Second Row M Arbo G Oxley M Barbour Pxnkham E Collins M Mlller S Kimball D Thomas M Parsons Thxrd Row F Smxth T Nexll P Greeley E Arsenault M Mxtchell Mr Gott R Newcomb T Merrlll D Panne R Brown R Toothaker JUNIOR EXHIBITION Flrst Row C Peavey M Mxller S Plnkham S Kimball Mxss Ames B Tr1bou Second Row E Nason M Mxtchell D Pame J Parsons P Greeley Sponsored by Jumor Class fl I ng.. 7 Xl f 7x! X W xx xgsxx X y f ,A xx fl 2 x if g Our class, composed of thirty members, opened the school year with the election of the following officers President, Joseph Parson , Vice President, Calvin Weed, who later left school to Join the service and w s replaced by Roger Te comb, Secretary, Jani Patterson, Treasurer, Edwin Nason, Glas Rerozter, Ga 1 Oxley P ul Greeley, Gail Oxley, and Roger Newcomb Jere elected to the Student Council, Sylvia Plnkham vas chosen as a member of the National Honor Society On Friday, Septerber 26, 1952, we held our Sadie Hawkin ' Dance w th the girls, making vegetable corsages for the bovs First prize was won by Joseph Parsons february 2, 1953 we voted to have blue and silver as our cla s colors, and yellow carnations a the class flower Sylvia Pinkham VO1UHt6GF6G to make our colorful class banner Our athletic teams, which were very successful this year, were bolstered by the follovlng Juniors Eugene Arsenault, Roger Newcomb, Paul Greeley, Roland Brown, Reginald Toothaker, Joseph Parsons, Edwin Nason, Thomas Neill, Delmar Paine, Fred Smith, Sue Kimball, Gail Oxley, Marjorie Arbo, Aline Whitney, Marilyn Miller, Barbara Tribou, Ernestine Collins, Regina Shankel, and managers, Janis Patterson and Beverly Dunton. -E V' f'! - f' Z?X , Z Z X r ,jf ff!!! 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X U I wff f f I Y 'N At the first of the school year, Sept 5, 1952, there were thirty students in the senior class, during the year three students left, Donna Porter, Reed Remington, and Carroll Miller Gne student was gained, Louis Treworgy, from Belfast At the first class meeting the following officers were elected President, Martha Fenlasonj Vice President, Robert Emerson, Secretary, Linda White, Treasurer, Connie Bailey, Class Reporter, Connie Luce National Honor students representing the Senior Class are Joan Crawford, Marilyne Pinkham, Evelyn Gilman, Eva Craig, and Linda White, a two year representative Outstanding members of the Senior Class are as follows D A R Candidate Linda White Valedictorian Evelyn Gilman Salutatorian Eva Craig Honor Essay Linda White Boys representing the Senior Class in sports were Ieslie Milliken, Richard Lawrence, Tom Carmichael, George Nelson, Everett Lawrence, Reed Remington, and Carroll Miller Girls representing the Senior Class in sports were: Joan Crawford, Martha Fenlason, Berla Holmes, linda White, Evelyn Gilman, Marilyne Pinkham, and Hazel Spencer. On November 25, the Seniors presented their play, nAct Your Agen. Due to the postponement of the final completion of the Gym, the Seniors will not graduate in it on June ll, as originally planned. On April 20, the Seniors left for Quebec, Canada on their class trip. Chaperones were Miss Ames, Mrs. Morton, Mr. Morton, and Mr. Meader, class advisor. , 'i , If 5 I I if 7 f,,i,s. W f I ,G ,qjfvs-P' V, -1 f' H' ' fx bf 'fied Tai l ' 1, fy af '-ff ' a III, X71 K lf, FN ly' ,df if - J ff I , if 'Lf 'LQ -L lt' f vi. A J 5 ,, ,c , N V p R 'I K, -' -' l e ne G ti 1 c H C ' 0 X QQ QR K T I ' x A I ff- .-raw-3-N , A ,A j,4,g': 5 3 E H rj 54 ,ff L 4 'U L 1-3 ! 4.1 -X X pre 3 m p'm M , T 4 4,f'. 1ffvw e vf I 1 a r g Q 3 ,f ' i' i CT' r Q . I ff .-..q':,.. xv!,z.' I I' ' 1 A f l I K I 1 V ' K X 'w ' ' Q.: Q' ' 1 V QQ .' 3' .:'- ' K A- , L 'u fe Q X N-nf.-3-3--in 52.5 55,3-X K f f , l -- 1 g . 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' if 4- -.'-3, .5 Q' - 'xhlfmyd 'u4 9 X 2 -fx ,mf ,MBI if K... ff if N l,ff!! ,IKE R AP.,-M'- 'X T CLVT x 1 e Le nlfht vas warm, tre elf va clear Ard p oele 'round us WAUQHGQ wlth cheer 'F Qtaree ou et nn h+ at HlUC, lub f1ret of all we xent fo dlne The llghts were low, the FhQ1C, eweet fnto my heart, Lt seeved to creep danced Q whlle, and laughed, ard talked er lgbpl, toof llttle ve R started home at W o xo Q ead we went to Qlvervlew stomped the Par, an fxrne o eeefed eoftl , I love yo', U O Iary Qt We er 'C ADVICE TO A FRESHMAN Having attended Hampden Academy for the last two and one half years, I find that our class is pretty well set in all its hablts, especially studying Before you Fresh men become set 1n your ways of studying, make certaln that they are good ones The entrance into the academy the last day of your life 1n grammar school, is a serious moment In your opinion you're just signing up for a course to get through school But think a moment, is it just to get through school, or lS it going to help you in the future? You make that choice If you know what you want to do, the decision will be ea 1er for you You will notice a difference in the academy study sched ule, from that of the grammar school Here you will have four classes, and three study perlods each day Durlng your Fresh man year these study periods are for one purpose only, studying Fooling away these study periods, not only hinders you, u lt annoys others If you put these periods to use, you have more free time at home What about the teachers? Please don't take the attitude that they don't want to help you All you have to do IS to take your problem to them, and you wlll find that they are willing to give you all the help they can The teachers are far too busy to notice you, if you're having trouble but don't wish help The most important period of the day for a Freshman 13 fuidance This is especlally for you It is the t1me for you to iron out your dmfficulties Don't tale the attitude that 1t's a nuisance, because you can learn a lot if you listen You have everything to gain, and nothing to lose The last but not least of your problems lS the dreaded deflclency, believe it or not, it's really a help to you If you receive a deficiency, it's a warning that you're not doing your best See your teacher about 1t, and find out the trouble Perhaps the subject is hard for you, but nine times out of ten, it just calls for a llttle more studying in that subject When you get adjusted to thls new routlne, and catch your breath, look around, You will find many different clubs you can join, your favorite sport, athletic contests to watch, dances, socials, and always companionship To make your four years the happiest, start with good study habits, and you will find that they're your best friends Donna Thomas '54 . 1 T . 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U ' 0 O Q 3 . . - 1 0 I I HOW There are some wa ad by God and r i t lost neon e THE EARTH WAS IADE oeonle :ho wlll say that the earth that on the seventh dav H8 rested d I be 1eve thomhh I don't know for sure wwst how lt Wa wade, that tle earth came from the sun Tue earth of course, was made bv God but let UlV8 yod my versvon of tne SCleUt1St'S UO1Ut of vlew and dot t e pL1losopher's In the be innwnv there was a verv hot tall of eases, alwafs 6XllOdlUg as we know now, there are atowlc ex losnons every 4 n te on the sun One time there was a oartlcalarly larbe exolos or whlch blew several large iunks of gaseous Watters around By an equal amount of pull, according to thelr S126 they stayed aoproxlmatelv the same dlstance from the sun The force of the exploslon started them in an orblt around cooled down and llfe started to f nebulae which are one celled self subbortlng Ffnallf an at land and condenslng ste 1 becam sent them SU1HHlUg and the sun In tlme ther Snflng up ln the form anlmals which are entlrelv osphere was formed, and e land and oceans These nebulae crawled up on l3nQ dur1ng a nerlod of 1 OOO OOO fears and ln the xater b ck boned flSh formed he nebxlae P med alants nd flowers and rocks, and the bac b ned I sh beeam 8WUV1b13US 1 rst fodr le ed 8UlW31S xlth fev bralns ard c Tue b alrs rew lareer and flnall fex ar11ll thought thlnos edt and declded they 11vht 1 ve e sta dln on two egs That tsoe o an Wal was orobably the donkey Frcn tow no oat ol to a Much of what man Ano s about the lS theo f, but already n n 13 looking and to lnternlanetar travel PlC1'l81 d There lS a fcung adv tnen llfe nrovressed earth's beminning ahead to other planets, BP1gES '55 of Nalne who borrows what roner she can ga n She is a pest, We must confess, This terrible douvh borrowlnv dame Merlene Barbour'54 v , W . 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L ' J a '1 ' T J, U 0 H : ' F ,A T. .L I . . .3 - 1 ' GRAfDNOTHER'S COIMISSION The nurse entered the barn that served as a hospital She was weary ln body h8VlHQ had only three hours sleep for two days, but she wore a smile as she checked the patients Sacrificinp a few hours sleep was nothlng compared to what her patients had been throufh in the last month As she :ent from bed to bed checking the charts she thought of her many experiences since she had arrived here in Germany There was the day that Jim had been brought to the hospltal He had a bad wound in his left side Doctor Lane had done h1s best but before sunset Jim had died HOh, dea e sald to herself 'war br1ngs such tragedies Suddenly she heard the ambulance pull up at the door then a boy who looked very familiar was carried in on the stretcher He was pale, which made the blood on his cheek was matted to his head except for a stray lock which curled on hlS forehead 'Prepare for surgery immediately Jan,H the doctor ordered As Jan was fllllnp out the chart, she looked at his dog tag It read John Lee Knox Since the name wasn't famlliar she forgot about hlm Soon Doctor Lane was sklllfully P8mOVlDg a bullet from his left shoulder As Jan wheeled h1m to the ward she again thought about him Was it her imaglnation or did he resemble her? That night when she went to bed she thourht of her grand mother and home Her mother and father had been killed in a rallroad accident when she was only two months old leaving her and her twin brother with no one to care for them but thei grandmother Although she had trled her best she couldn't support both bables so little Johnny had been adopted by wealthy people His foster parents had promised to bring him for visits but they had never seen Johnny again Weariness overcame Jan and she fell asleep Morning came much too qU1Ck1y to the weary Jan, but she was up and ready for breakfast soon, for she was anxious to see her patient again After eating her breakfast she hurried to the ward to find h1s bed was empty She was surprised to flnd hlm in a private room with a private nurse attending him HJan,' Doctor Lane sald you are to be John's day nurse He became worse after you left last night. He is in a coma and critically 1ll.n 3 A N . 1 . J 1 A b I , I. . v 5 v O V 3 9 '1 . I , . . . . . r,N sh ' 'A ' N , I t '. , ' 1' g l stand out so against the.white sheet., His blondqcurly hair . . . . D .4 I - I ' . . , l J ,J '1 .- . a . , I W 0 ' . 0 X I ' O . . 1 0 I ' H , it O All day she hovered over hlm watcnlng anxlously but he lay ver stlll never stirrlng and scarcely breathinp He remained ln thls conditlon for four days The fifth day as Jan was checklng his tempelature he woke up and smlled NUi how're vou feellnr todayo' asked Jan 'Bettel ' he sighed Soon he was asleep The crlsis was past c orrow or the next day she intended to flnd out who IS pa s Je Fowever the next day he was too weak A week later when Jan entered the room he was sittlng up ndl Jan H he sald 'hope you've got my breakfast for 'm eady for a meal at last ' HGood I'll get lt rlght now and after breakfast I have some questlons to ask fou if you feel Jp to Lt Soon he had eaten h s bre kf 4 and after the room was in order he asked hor what was on her mlnd Nwell where do you llV8Q Who are your parents? o you think you re emble me9H she asked all ln one breath Johr laughed and sald, Just a mlnute one questlon a tlme FIPS of all I llve ln Baltlmore Iarvland and my parent were Ir and Irs Ienneth Knox lhey both had dled before my twentleth blPL1d3J Mrs Knox told mc just as she was dylng, th t I w s dopt d My real parents dyed nnen I was a baby, 16HVlUg a twln Sl ter and me to be cared for by my grandmother Because of flnanclal dlfflcultles, I was adopted She told me that they llved ln Brattleboro Ver ont but she d1dn't have a chance to tell me thelr name she d1ed wltn the word Summer on her llps Hy, hy my name lS Summerfleld and I llve in Brattlebo Vermont As soon as you are able we'll have our blood tested Jan replied excltedly A week later aft r they were th oughly convinced by tests that they xere brother and S1Su9P they wrote a letter to Jan' a androtler As soon as John was ell they were granted a furloueh to go home for th1r+y days 1H order to explain to thelr grandmother They were shocked to flnd thelr Grandmother lll when they arrlved at HYour and ha n't nCome the llttle cottage A nurse was in her bedroom rrandmother took a shock after receiving the news long to live said the nurse here Jan and John,' a weak voice whispered yes ou loo! all e Tow HJ commisslon lS ended that your WQIGUIS left for me H And the weary lady closed her eyes JITU a Smdle on her lips Qhe had one to be Wlth her dauphtcz Eva Clamg ' Z -2.- Q . wr , . . Y. D Y V - . ' J .J ' . - . , . O F. . O I J ' Q ' l ' 3 .. .J ' ' Y J.. ,, ' 1 ' 1 , s o . rp sw - - . 1 ' 4. , , Il. Ville 'vt F6 , I - , . H . ' s Q 'v I I ' 3 ! D I r f ' ' 0 . . FW' I 1 ' ' : H 5 ., L Y , . - - 1. f' -L 3 12. .- . , V Q ' ' Y , . my - . D U . .J . , n . 1 . . t - a 1 '1 l J. I I 0 1 , x o La J c. 5 VL v 1 lr ,f f F1 - A 3 .L n -1 Q L 9 .. . . - Q, ., . . ' . A ' XT a - e 4 I J L I 1 I . ' .F p . 1 , a 18 a e . u , 1 A . Y. . q S J A 4 . . . . 0 I 7 . . Y. . ' , Ll - . . 4 . -- , , I L 4 A . . o 3 . n a ' O H , , U , r , H X ' Q . I X Q I 9 A I' ' ... , . ' -I- , ,I A J J '.' . ' J ' ' 1 S jf' .I 1 'I , , W , 7 I . V . J A I J Q . 0 . . . q C J . . . .. o 1 fx ll cf Q , 0 I , H A 9 I 3 . . . fy , 1- XY F xr Y vv 1 9 - - o .. . A L v . , : X r 1- 1 g 4 I . . '. 4. Kr' ' . N l A 4- U '. 1 0 . ' C, , . A MYSTIRIOUS It was a dark, dreary day at the ocean-side. The wind was blowing hard and warm across the water. The waves were very high and as I sat there with my back against a rock, the waves seemed to tell a message as they slapped upon the beach. If I listened carefully, they seemed to shout HDAN-GER DAN-GER!H with each slap. Now and then I would hear a sea gull's cry and the low whimpering moan of the wind through the twisted spruce trees. The sky looked as though it was going to rainy I took a last look at the bay and slowly went up the winding path towards the house I d1dn't sleep well that night I kept tossing and turning, hearing the waves yell out HDAN GER ' The next day was like the nrevious one, dark and dreary The wind was blowing stronger and warmer That afternoon I again went down the winding path to the ocean and sat on the same rock The air seemed diflerent from that of yesterday I couldn't hear any gull's cry or any seal's bark, all I could hear was the wind, moaning through the trees as if someone in oain were moaning and the wind were copying him The waves were slapping up on the beach again, but this time they seemed to say too late, too late I began to get restless and decided to walk Before long I came to a bend w ere the waves seemed to be larger and vell out louder, TOO LATE 1 Then,to my horror, I saw before me a ram-fedly dressed man and a child, lying on the rocks, and beside them was an overturned raft The man and child were dead, with not a bruise on them Were the waves trying to tell me something yesterday, or was it 1ust my imaginationq Am I dreaming this nowq What is going on? This is a verv hard question to answer, so I leave it to you WHAT IS GGING ON9 Bariy Smith '55 TREES A poem so lovely as a tree A tree whose hungry mouth is pressed Against the earth's sweet flowing breast, tree that lools at God all day And lifts her leafy arms to pra A tree that may in sum er wear A nest of robins in her hair, Upon whose bosom snow has lain, Jho intimately lives with rain Poems are made by fools l11e me, But only God can male a tree Joyce ilmer . . . 3 1 . I O . s O 1,1 u - . , . 130 I think that I shall never see I O . I, 1 ' J A . iz C r 4. YS A . . I , Q it ' ' , , 1 . 1 . K' . LABOR UTIONS In the 1820's l bor was very chfqp, of course, the en,lover 1 K v other HUFEH belr would h're the WOFVEF t oz avoid , uxi 7 , set lg t e sages and working hours of skill eo ld mi sk ll 6 tra es lhe Amerlcan Federatlon of Labor KA F of L J was the f1PSt strong 1nDOF unlon, it was formed by uniting twenty five cf to snal unions of skilled trades hls Lrlon gf n s e and power under the lead 1 p Sarucl hero 1 lr l96 the CC I O J Conrress of lndustrlel Organlzatluns was formed thls conslsts of all lndustrv works 1 s unior also became la ge and powerful urder the pres dencj of Charles Murrar then the employer because usually the people who belong th ee ul ors elect their own representatives Ju t as the peoole ot the United States elect tueir president The head man in these unions is usually one who has worked up l t h derstands the to omgh the buslness him e f o tha e un problem and dlfficultle of the ren Of course like anything else there's a good and bad part to belonging to a union Some of tue good things are 1 t k the high wages the shor worklng hours, one that he wor er also has a chance to express hls p r oral OFlHlOH B o lHlOU of these highly recommended unlons isn't Y P so good as that of the ma ority of oecple Durlng the recent years the unions have g own to be iso s org, and a UHlOH might call a strike in order to g t a J more cents an hour Lets take +h's for an example n 1 was working at 2 20 per holr fo KO hears, that's Q98 OO per week His company might call a strlke for six weeks or maybe six months in this period of time he has a loss of 3528 to 5168 Ie sa rificed this or rather his union did in order to et t o Ol thr e cdnts an hour more This person lS fOlH to zork a lone time befor be s made up th s deplcit Also lf a plumber warts to put a plpe through a floor he can't drlll lt himself, he has to call a unlon carpenter to drlll a hole which takes five minutes to dr ll carpenter can't even do his own plumbine in hls own house I think that these unions are petting much too strong. Thomas Carmichael '53 I . 1. I. E ' 1, ' ' 1 I-M ,. , -.l 9 .' V . 1 .' ill' ' .L ' or vw- at v V 4- ' ' .' - CII..-Al.--1 ,, 112, F? rj 1111, 10 'f K, th'3, 1 :jfs were fejmed tirr hg ef A L' - . ' s . V x Elf Si' ' i -ti A u Ld , F1 I 4 I I I . 0. . . J , f- . Q tl e 11' ller . FY1 ' 3 . R . .L . 21 T S-W l 12, - ' eeghj, , , I Cf 11 -. -.li 5? 'S o A D I C . s ' ' , D o I u u o w K i , .L ,t. I ll 3- ' A I 1' A . 1- ' ' .4. I 0 . Unlons are under the mana ement of the workers more L N - . -1 t , ,n A - O , 4 . - -, ...: - r, - 4 L' ' 14- -K -I J .- y 1 - A O n 1 I 1T'l, ' 3 U s A ' , u n .L to 3 S 1 .L , J .I 4. 1 I , 'I .- Q 1 - .. 1 .L ' , . f , - I.: . .' C . , ' Q or -A u n v ' V - A .. S ... .1 o j . Q . 7 A ,Q I- L , 4 y 0 , U vu 1 -7' vs - 'v ' L ' . JJ- Lg e 'e,, few .. ' Q - J ... - . ' 3 I. 2.1 3 . '- W V - . , I ' 1. L L J Q I Q X I A I' I s V ' Y - . 6 5 J. C I , . 3 , 5- J y.v -1 .3 0 L- ' A ' v ' N yr G , ' f 'T ' , Ll I LJ J - A .- ML 4.1 . r. L 4 . ' , O I . O I , 4. A . . W ' LA 1 Q A . , , . .4 . ' Q . LJ n 0 ' 5 I f ' L X . SNOW CRYSTALS Have you ever watched the moonlight on the newly fallen snow? How it sparkles and it dances on a restless world below? The snow transforms to diamonds vast numbers seem to gleam And mingle with the sapphires, rare Jewels for a queen Still lovelier the branches clad in lacy blue white frost Thelr beauty lasts' till sunrise, then, their magic spell is lost Are there really any treasures so magnificent to behold? Surelf this is much more splendid than all of Midas's gold! As I gaze into the darkness where 1t's peaceful and serene I see fairy princes dancing Mother Nature is their scene Hovv often I have wished that these splendors could be mlne, But they're here for all the world until the end of time Patsi White '55 BEING TH YOUNGEST Most people seem to thlnk that being the youngest in the family is simply wonderful, but, you must be one before you know It isn't all as much fun as you may think it is at your're too young to go to basketball games and socia ru errands that your brother or sister doe 't want to do Ara after you do those things, they flnd fault and make you do the work over Your mother thinks you should be smart in school as your sister gets all A's So you really have to work hard Of course, there re better points to everything Bein the baby, you can usually get your own way For example, if you want money for a new dress, your p rents will usually glve it to you as they say to themselves, nShe 15 our young e t so we had better make her happy, and let her have every t ng she wants But the cllmax of it all is when you are up town with your mother and she meets some of her friends and says, beam ng, 'This is my babyln I don't think you would like to be the youngest, for I am, and I donft like it at all Barbara Tribou '54 T F5r,. e I . 1 g,.1erings. Next you have to do all the mean little jobs a . . g -T I 1 1 o S I hi .H 1 ' ' THE SOAP OPERA The muslc 15 the comblnation of an oboe and a drum, but the story is worse, listen while I turn on the radlo nap' E U E E L P E Bolr ' I Boogle Boogle, the most famous egg wash of the centur not o sale I 's the hit of the year, folks Your eggs wzll shlne like they were Just washed' Llsten to the ma velcxs 1ngr dl nts! fLend an drop of a drlo of a dribble of a purlf the wash and your egg and sa sfled with the r colors elght, but in nlne be e eautlful ear folksl, a tenth of a diglt of arsenic, to to make sure the eggs are cones in not seven, not colors from whlch to choose There are brown, black, tan, ash brown, auburn, black green, and many other be e eautiful colors from which to choose HYe , it's the buy of the centlry and listen to e rest of the lngr olerts a dash of peppermlnt fto insure that the eggs r L H1063 but more about Boogle Boogle 1U gust one nlr t er today's thrilllng drama 'The drama so far Gorgeous fussy and Handsome Geor e are dreadfullf in love, but the ravlshlngly handsome Jerry Lewis is Jeal us and is try ng to break them up! AS our scene opens, we find George and Gussy on t e fire escape outslde the Ink Pot H George ays, 'Oh, Gussy, I could 71SS you out here 1n the light of he advertlsement signs' 'Jill Georre kiss Lussyq Listen tomo row and flnd ou more about thls thrlll ng episode' Now, we turn you back to our sponsors of Bo gle Boogle n3oogle Eoolle, the faaous chlcken soap and nlaln e soap of the centu s good for cleanlrg everyth ng sure to get you U r w It 1S good for cleawlrg gas tanks, olive bo soda nop bottles and of cour e as egg wash Our ob e al yer and hls drum accompan me t ll now play our then song, nBoogle Boogle the Happy Chlck Beg soap ' E E E L e e o Blngf HOT, I h UE RADIO BPOKE Shlrley Parsons '56 m . . . L . , . A I S . -e- - -'-E-E-E-E-E-E-E-E-E-4- L '.t, ! , - ' Y is I v n , t . ix, . - . A X 1 . A . . r 'A' ' o 'e O .by , A Q ' ti ' ' i . It I . . . . 'I C 3 0' 3 h X .. ... .L 0 s , I L th . Qt. , . , ., . I . 1 I S NS- . ' . ' '- ' s'1u e aft 1 ' A .H Y A 3 , 1- ' 1 n g Y . . , V . . - n 3 4- ' v .L J n - , - h . O s f 5' . L . U .e 'V 3 , 1 . f r A ' t . ' . ', i v . ' :K P - .rr - -- 2 I H ' . ' se . rj, 1 - H 1 .. Be ' f 'er Ellig lg' .0 . ' 1' 1 + P -l C3 C' C9 - e.-c-, . , , I. . I . 3 -. e - U 1 -Q Y , . . . i 1 2.1 'Nl P A ,e slr - A' ' 1 -g G . . .H Snap, E-E-E- - - -T-E-E-E- -e- -el P pl . I I EEZC 'L T- - . -' .' . . A BASEBALL GAME Did you ever see a major league baseball game? If you have, you will understand what I mean.when I say that you can feel the tension in the air. Last summer I saw a few major league games. As I sat there at one of them, the score was tied, two all. A - player, supposedly a good hitter from the home team, came to bat. It almost felt as if everybody were expecting a bomb to go off right in his lap. A still quiet hush came over the whole crowdg no one spoke or moved. Cirarettes and pipes were forrotten Nobody stirred until the crack of the bat, then everyone went wlld, hollering and jumping up and oown, onlf to see a player from the VlSltlHE team run over and catch the ball A loud groan was heard from the home fans The next batter came to bat, the pltcher looked him over carefully, wound up and threw The same hush was over the crowd 'Strile one crled the umnir There was boolnp and hollering at the call, then all was quiet avaln T the next pitch cracl' the people roared as they saw the ball come salllnp at them The out fielder sped over, gumped nlfh ln the alr trylne to make the catch The crowd went wild as they saw the ball ro over, and the batter make a home run Colby Evans '56 HIS REWARD The thlck gray fog settled over the little English town, hiding all the good and evll from the townspeople's veiw The clock 1U the great church tower was Just strlking ten Sitting motlonlessly on the park bench, llke part of the country side, was the tr mp A person walklnn bv would never have noticed hlm, so stlll he sat Yet his outward appearance was Just a masl COV6P1Hg from an other's view, the rreat battle oinp on inslde of him 'On, Go I lnow 1t's wronn, out I'm so hunrr H he mlttered slowly to h mself All the whlle his eyes were fxxed on the small bakery shob across the street from whele he sat All hls llfe as far back as he could remember, re had bee ed for food yet that was not stealinr, he had nevel stolen from anyone but no: VlS hunger was almost too rreat nver bone in his body seemed to cr,, Hrood, rood, Foo ,H until the roar seemed to deafen hwm Then all 'as uiet asain Suddenly he found hi self alklnr He was hunfry no more Vis clothes were diffe ent from the ones he had been zearinr Ther :ere beautiful, too b autiful to des P159 and up ahead there las music, muslc such as he had never neard before He hurrled forward so as not to miss any of it James Fenlason '55 l . - 1 X - 1, . Q Q . O K A 4. 1 1 Y . . . I I .9 ' P A C 0 , 5 e l T' 1 1 C 1 u X, . P t 1 , - ?' .-.- . . . . V, 2 Q 4 3 .- 1 I o Q 'va J r 4 4. , L 1: l N T - o . 9 U X r . N J V I r-1 - , . - I 0 . 'A . l - f fm ' rx . u K- J 3 - . a X n -- . . - ' r 1 ' 1 .. s , 1 -. R . ' 4 ix a ' ' 1 1 , , . . . X ' d s A L- ' X- fy . . 1' X . 1 ' Q h . Q X , ., . A , - . . I Q ' , L . J. rs- n Q 1 L.-L t J C vm ' r , 1. 1 x. .1 A 1 - S I va, -rw v1 wr . V -, U , . d . , M , , v 1 , , ' A v fn V1 , , ' 0 Ll 1. x . P - K' - 1 'E , J, -I 'J' . E . C 0 A , V yr ' 1 . ,, i , E . K GLEE CLUB Fxrst Row D Quincy E Murray E Gnlman M Fenlason M Pierce B Dunton Mr Jones L Whxte J Patterson G Oxley M St Peter B Trxbou Second Row F Morgan D Wmg M Estey C Balley S Kxmball E Dunbar S Pmkharn M M11 M Young 1 er E Craxg C Luce M Parsons Thxrd Row J Patterson J Porter L Bryer N Gould S Parsons V Vemot R Mallory M Pmkham P Whlte P Carmxchael M Arbo Hamel Fourth Row W Treworgy G Nelson J Parsons C Crocker J Parsons R Nason D Treworgy T Carmlchael ORCHESTRA Fxrst Row E Cramg M Mlller M Barbour R Brxggs P Wllllams G Nelson S Pmkharn Second Row M Pmkham N Gould D Thomas T Merrlll Mr Jones M Craxg L Bowen J Thompson Sponsored by Glbby Baker .I xl? ,P ,I I ' . o 1 4 , . l g 4 Q I ' 3 - ' , . . - ' . - , - ' . : . . . ' , . . . ' . . ' . . , . , . , . , . , . , ' : . , . . . , . . . . Q . g n 7 1 . 1 o I 1 0 . 1 1 J . . I . v - , . 1 . , . . 1 - 1 - ' . 232515 5 ' E .sgxg , G 'wk . , b 1 . I 1 1 . I l 1 1 u I s : . ' , . . . . a ' I 1 1 1 A y 4 I SENIOR PLAY F1rstRoW E Gilman L Milliken M Fenlason Miss Crosby R Nason L White M Pinkham SecondRow M Young D Treworgy T Carmichael R Richardson 6,99 - LIBRARY CLUB First Row: J. Cheney, R. Richardson, E. Craig, M. Smith, M. Fenlason, L, White, M. Arbo, G. Oxley, J. Patterson, M. St. Peter. Second Row: J. Crawford, R. Dunbar, C. Bailey, S. Kimball, Miss Crosby, E. Collins, B. Holmes, M. Young, C. Luce, M. Miller. Third Row: M. Pierce, B. Tribou, B. Dunton, M. Pinkham, E. Gilman, D. Wing, M. Barbour, R. Shankel, A. Whitney, B. Chase, H. Spencer, Compliments of Louis C. Stearns H SENIOR PLAY Sponsored by L H Stanley SLNIOR DLAY On Tuesday November 25, the three act comedv HAct Orr Age dlrected by ulSS Clalre Crosby, was viven before 1 large and anpreclatlve audlence at the town hall Anrr FletG WUSlC was olayed by the orchestra before and ftcr act ore wnlle Gordon drown tar danced after act two lr cast was as follows Anvellca Hangy' Goe z ereldlre HJerryH Jovce The cook and lady xrestler rchlbald 'Gadgetu Hoffenfluve c, 'A g ' flance ames atson B 1 lc, Jerrv'sH fiance Helga another lady wrestler Sandra Stone who beco.es llttle Vlsie Commander stone her father Fr ncc, tue parrot Others 1 Q ware hp n a a Stage wana er rooertv wana Business Lanaver 'arilyne Plnkr m lartha Fen son Llnda Whlt6 Ronald Nason LeS11G Yillilfen Myrtle Yoang Evelyn Gllwan Thomas C8FHlChH0l Dav d TrfworgJ success wer Geor D Nelson werett Lawrence Calvin Craf Proa ters loan Cranford ard Berl Fclnes 1 Marie S ltr Ushers Connle Balley, nuth Dqrbar Carl Crobber ard Reed Re ngton PIOWGFtl6S and decoratl ns were arranfed ard cf structed bd tle Arr cultural De art ent v-my A A, J- XI' .1 4, , L A V , V- - yy . ,,. - , , 1 T, ' .' YN r r A U . . . A 1 r .N Cd- ' f, ' rs f, - ,, f , .,. o K K , v Y YT ' L , 1 x IJ' 9, . Q le . . - 1 v, A ' . f O4 , , K 13 yi. L. s Y 7 T ca v . .L . lf . . . -A, . or r Q NJ 'A ' A ' ' ' U 1, yy' 'ff 2 ! , H ' A-2-Lv.. H J S JA 'ff 11 ll ' ' f r 1. , U .Q .L ,A hr W f v , .X 1 , . . . . fl YY' 1 , .., .4 .. Q . I. .. , f f s, ' vw' 1 - -- ' we western bnlon messenger Ruth Rlcnardson ' 2 N 'Z i J - ' J. - .Woo YA-.T fjlfmx tl ,. he C - tl jr ' fi: I 5 F' F' lf- , .. . J U-, . l 1- '- L' , J . ' gel' .Q ' . W v X ' ' LDC' ' f t N co' 'Y . Q . A .. f 31fo-Ur, 'W' ' 'V ,' n.A.. . v' ' 7 ' - D w . . , f l C f I , . . , . C . V A ' r ' A M M.. 1 y, A -f - S-1 1 O .L Jn. ' v w 4 ' fx W A xx -- A ifk A. L I The Penobscot Valley Ch oter of the Future Farmers of Amerlca, under the competent dlrectlon of nr Dwl ht hoo , elected the fOl1OW1HQ offlcers for thls school year Pzesldcnt, CQlVlH Gray Vlce Presldent, Rewlnald Toothaker Secretary, Davld Treworc 1'reasu1er, Roland Brown Reoortc Ralph Portol, Sentlrel Pobert Emelson Llnwood Bowen and Reglnald Toothaker, Jr , as a team took flPSt place ln poultry wudglng at 1952 Skowhegan F lr L1nwood's c ttle had two flrst places On November 24 Llnwood Bowen and Stanley Smith won the state F F A Dalry Judglng at the academy for a perlod of one Vear th the leader, hr Dwight Noody, twenty four F 1 A boys made a trlp to Lewlston to attend the State Tr de Show the last of January and also stopped at the Maine Breedlng Cooperatlve n Vassalboro as well s at the Hlghmore Farm just he other slce of Augusta Those who xent were Wolald Nason Davld Trevorgy, Everett Lavrence, C lvln Gray, Revlnald Toothaker, Poland Brown, Robelt Fmerson, L1HVOOd +owen Phllllp Mllllams, Stanley mlth, lar' helll, Edvald l1lUUWOOd, Jonn Chase, Rover Porter, Patrlcl PcLauchlin, Carl Toon, Raymond Tolqan Fohert Patterson, Traverse Clark and Ralph porter shea er and novles as ente talnnent to acqu nt them x th the alms of b A ard tue study oi agrl ulture at tle acadeqf The bovs also vls ted the Unlversltv of lalne durln Farm and Home eek to learn tae leadlng developments n a rlculture LIBHARY CLUB Agaln thls year the Senlor, Junlor, and Sophomore glP1S are actlnv as llbrarlans dU1lUg thelr tudy perlods Nlss Crosby lS adElSOT Nhlle Martha Fenlason 13 serv ng as head llbrarlan As 1U prevlous years, manf books have been bolro from tne state llbrary in Augusta, and a very few have been purchased CHEERLEADERS At every football and basketball game re to be seen our attractlve cheerleaders, dressed in thelr snappy Dwrvle and whlte uniforms These girls arouse our school splrit at that cruclal moment between defeat and victory Head Cheerleader Martha Fenlason deserves much credit, as do arllyne F1r'b m Sue Plmball Cawl Oxley, f8TfOFlG A bo Faroaxa l lbOl and Helen Oxlev Claceiul xbst tutes are donna Cu nc ld 1 zla B1 r I' wed '1 F n I o A 0 'E c. A - , I I ww s ,r L- A ' A A . . g A dy A A . ' O 1 vj I D I I 'A 1 ,5 '- ,A ' I, I A - . 1 a ' 3 Q M 5 ,. C ' xy s N 1 r A n L LJJ 3 3 -V , . 1 4 , A A Q ' 3 ' A , L A 1 0 I D V . f f' , n . A A.- . . . ' F ' A 3 a 5 . P , Q 1 I T , . A T c ' a a . . A F , V I . F ' f'1 X411 . 31. ' - 1 I . . E1 -1 I' I I ja A 8 I t l , D' r- . ' -I A 1 ' , ' . 1 .I ' , J M' L 3. A X U ' 1 ' v, ,C 1 ,Q V . --3 , . . Lv . . C, A I. I- T . .J 1 5 ' L 7 AJ A . , xx nf a H1 o . Q o , fy , LJ J , ,J A- -l O n Y A 4.1 . , A- , ,L N - , ' L .A o fn 1 ' ' ' , lhe F. P. A. put on a Barents' Banquet wlth a guest 1, . A . N . I . A A. l T. f' 'N A1 E11 fl ff - ' 'T T7 ' 7 ' N, A I L' 0 0 A L .1 ' C i . . . . -f - ' Y X 1 F c.. : e .L .L . . nd 1 Lv V -H 1 ' .1 E, A. .J ,Q A . 1 ,1 - .L 3 . L Q . l ,-, . . . 1 A . . . . A K . U 'I S . if . . . , . . f' Y Y I' I' I :L , . Y. . . . 1 , T 1 . W F C U L A, Q ' O A EL . A . A ' L A I A . J ' 0 A . A . I 1 ,.. A. A ,-. . 4, . 1-A .. 1 .l':A-Q , A . . , XTK 4A ' 17 , w S f - , , - : AJ - '.,. FII' ' , A . . K n 3' ' - S' 1 -. , k .. , , 0 Q 4 . I W 81 AT V ve 4 1, ,, ., FF Fxrst Row R Patterson M Nelll Mr Moody C Gray R Toothaker R Brown D Treworgy R Porter Second ROW J Chase E Elhngwood R Emerson H Brown P McLaughl1n R Porter P Dyer R Tolman Thzrd Row L Bowen C Moon G Brown E Lawrence S Smlth R Nason P Wxlhams R Faulkner CHEERLE ADE RS M Fenlason M Pmkham M Arbo S Klmball H Oxley G Oxley B Trxbou Comphments of Eastern Star Grange No l The Oldest Grange 1n Mame Master Harold Mlller w 31 STUDENT COUNCIL F1rst Row L Whlte P Greeley T Carmlchael Mr Louder M Fenlason P Carmxchael Second Row G Oxley L Mxlhken R Newcomb A Law ence I-I Oxley ,Sf umm fo X NATIONAL HONOR SOCIET Y M Pmkham E Craxg J Crawford Mlss Ames S Plnkham L Whmte E Gllman Boost your Booster Club G M gf? I 1 ,izflf f1is.f ' 21: 1. Q ..' , ' , .- , A T. A 1 e B . ' i ' : . ' , . , . ' , . , . , . . : . . . ' ' . . . 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NATIONAL HCNOR SOCIETY The following have been elected as new members of thl natlonal organlzatlon Seniors, Vva Cralg, Joan Crawford, Evel n Gilman, Mar1l3n Pinkham, Junior, oylvla r1nkham Linda Jhite was chosen as a member last year The Natlonal Honor Soclety was founded 1U 1921 to honor students outstandlng ln scholarship, service, leadership, and character No more than flfteen percent of the seniors nor five percent of the juniors, maintaining a rank of elghty f1ve or over, may be elected The new members have been awarded their emblems and w1ll receive their certlficates at graduation H CLUB Requirements for a pelson to become a member of the H Club is the earrlng of a letter in any sport, for this he is glven a life certiflcate The offlcers lected for 1952 55, are President, Joseph Parsons, Vice Presldert, Roland Brown, Secretary, Cranston dcGraw Treasurer, Reglnald Toothaker, Faculty AdV1SOP, Coach Robert Horton SLPIOR CLASS lRIP lO QUnBEC, CANADA The Senlor class left for Quebec City Monday, Aprll 20, ln Hadley Burrill's chartered bus chaperoned by H133 Isabel Ames, Mr 3 Ars Robert horton, and Nr Byron leader Monday n gnt we crossed the ot Tawrence Rlver on a ferry around 6 10 p Tuesday a slde trio wa taken to St Anne de Beaunre where we saw the new church which lS under construe tion and the famous old chapel on the hill We also crossed tbe D'Orleans br dge to the lsland to galn a better vlew of tle hontmorency Ta ls The afternoon and ednesday mOlH1Hg most of the u nts snent shopping or slght S66lDg The return c lp started at 12 20 p m Wednesday Every one looked tlr d fDldH't you get any sleep at all, kids? The big bus rolled 1nto hampden at l0 50 p m A wonderful t lp was over and everyone felt pangs of sadness All had a marvelous tlme and wi h to extend thanks to everyone who has helped to make tbls trlp posslble Evelyn Gilman '55 . S . . . 1 M . , 1 YT ' 1 - ' ..., 'J , A 1 o 'I 1 o . . . , c. I X . . - I . l H' c. -. , ' . O ' e - : th' . u T.. ' . V . rf M H T u I A -Mu Q sl v - . s - ' . . I 0 V 0 I o ' '-1 I 4 . Q ,, ,. - .L 9 -LJ U and arrived at the Hotel Chateau Laurier in Quebec City at L tc -. m. ' , s 2. . I . N V . 4 I w , Q , , . . . In .1 f . - li. . W ' st will I' 4 . ', c - 3--1' 0 ' . .. .1 4 o 0 0 s 3 5 -5 . cocoa - . Y A : O O r' . . - ' . ' s t T JUNIOR FXHIBITION The Hampden Toxn Hall was the scene of the annual Junlor rxhlbition on Thursday evenlng, March 26, 1955, when the class of l954, coached by M1 s Is bel Ames and Mr Dwight Moody, presented the followlng interesting program H omecoming Edwin Hason ' Pair of Lunatic Sue Kimball S y Fodder Paul Greeley Perfume Barbara Tribou 'The Mustard Plaster Mlldon Mitchell 'The Little Match Glr H Christlne Peavey ' vid Harun's Horse Tra ' Delmar Palne Jhite Lilacs Marllyn Hlller H mmie Jones otHd16S Geograp y Joseph Uarsons First prizes were awarded to Sylvia Pinkham and Joseph Parsons, honorable mentlon, to Harllyn Mlller, Barbara Tribou, and Edwin Nason The Hampden Academy orchestra, directed by Mr Clyde Jones, played the 'Processionaln 'Pl1gTlm'S Chorusn a d Marche Militai e Ushers were Helen Oxley, Donna Qulncy, Arthur Lawrence, and Richard Foulkner, Cranston McGrav was marshal JUNIOR PROM For the JuH1OT Prom, belne held the followlng evenlng, the hall was decorated with the class colors, blue and sllver, and with yellow carnatlons as the class flower The wishing well, which was placed ln the center of the hall, recelved much attention and a small profit was obtained The highlight of the evening was when Mr Louder crowned Hdwin Nason and Gail Oxley, popular choice of the student body, as king and queen They then received glfts at their throne, which was placed in the center of the stage On each side of the stairs, leading up to the throne, were slgns made of green boughs wlth the words, nJr Pronn, in yellov carnations We would lile to express our appreclation to all those who helped make our Prom a success, and we especially would like to thank our Home Room teacher, Im Gott, for all the tlme he spent helping us 1 V X f's a T . 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PIONS the night of September 12, the F A Broncos kept a w nnin streal QO1HQ that started last year The Broncos won tl last l2 games in a row 1 s unlefeated Hampden Club was coached by Robert Hfob Horton, a gracuate of Colby College This club went through the season WlHHlDF all their games, the L T C trophy, and loslng the State tltle to Oronc by 25 C D of a polnt On Novenber lith, the representatlves from each school ln to ttle eq Conference net at hamnden Academy for the p1.pc f ooslng members of the L T C All Star Team and 1 d ta L T C troohy to the o1inc1pal, Mr Harold Louder and Coach Bob Worton Members cnosen to the Flrst All r LG n w re Gene Arsenault and Tom Carm1chael cor n Toed Remlngton and Paul Greeley Gene Arsenault 1 he All Scholastlc Team c mber l4th, the 'Bronco Boosters' had thelr annual fad 1 et at whlch, Adam Walsh, famed football coach was guest sneaker Letters, certiflcates of 4 L T C Champlcnshlp trophy were presented 6C61VlDg patches were Llnwood Bowen, Bernard r CPlV ters and pa ches Moe Faulkner, Jlmmy Parsons Cranston McGraw, Jlmmj Fenlason, Wayne Treworgy, lred Smlth, Jo Parsons, Roger Newcomb, Paul Carmlchael Snlke Milllken, Gene frsenault, cal Veed, Hollie Brown, Herman Brown, dgr Tom L t Mgr Marcel hltney, lraverse Clark x us to this date Pearly Reynolds sponsored a supper at tt manllne Club, at WhlCh Daul Greeley was announced Captawn o TMP coding season The scores of games follows Opponents Y, 0 9t'I Jl Joxe ro llnc Totals 46 l 5 , W x W . 4 Xlz On ' , '. .. . i .5 1 . ' . . l9 Q. . - TY ' F - Q A. I ' 1 Y. 'I 1 I .. 1 , , . ' ' 5. lr . . . 0 Z, 0 Y 7 ' -J ,A , ' le Litpg, T 1 . ' i 'xrn se o ch, .' - , . . . presogte Ze ',',,. , if ' , . - X v 1 1 L . .I .. Q 4 1 Sta T an e- : ' . So. -d Teen: 1 1' . . . was also cl t A ' -, Cd it 3' ' ' ' ' zzihill bgntu ' ' l ' , of Ifnwklni 1 L . T ' ' I I awards, and . , . . ' . Thluso r ' ' ' 1 f, 2 ' T Holmes Evo Patterson, Deane Kilhmire. The following ' ff' .f ,J . QA. EE' Lf- X JU f -' .L , 1 0 A L ! I f' wr '14-f C ' - ' ' - - w to cy B 1 aw J 3' Edvlo .1-51. P ' ' e - ' Criegiy TDM 3 ' , Q' u ' . Reed RPnfnf'sn, I H L . L lt . A Ne lil., !.f'L J .' 5 V VI' . m s Pfw'io V , ' ',e Taft' 1' ' ' T . , Q ..L .L li.- J n Q . . A I Ill A- Bar Va bor O 25 Gr s. lle l4 l9 Elltmfrch 6 24 B: fast O 24 T fr' 6 19 Bucks, rt l5 51 . - J ,oln 6 40 , , F 8 ny 'la pau 'S FOOTBALL Flrst Row M Whxtney P Greeley F Sm1th C Weed T Carmxchael R Remmgton L Mlllxken E Arsenault J Fenlason Second Row T Nelll R Brlggs R Brown H Brown R Newcomb C Evans J Parsons E Nason Mr Morton Third Row B Holmes J Parsons R Faulkner W Treworgy D Kllhmxre R Patterson L Bowen Sponsored by Carleton s Texaco Station Great Going Boys Y 1. , ,X -I k 1.3 Q9 vqvilfig, S K .L .L GIRLS BASKETBALL Fxrst Row Mr Gott L Whlte S Klmball G Oxley F Morgan A Whltney B Trxbou Second Row B Dunton D Qumcy M Pmkham J Patterson N Gould M Muller B Holmes Thomas P Carmxchael M Estey J Crawford J Patterson J V BASKETBALL M Whxtney H Brown E Nason S Squmers J Parsons S Glles L Bowen A Coffln M Nexll T Nelll D Pame R Toothaker J Parsons R Brxggs Mr Morton Sponsored by Wllfred Rawchff GIRLS Bao! lDnLT vinte ir its return broucht tke basvetball season and thirtv cirls resorted for practice he team coached bg or ott and managed bv Joan Crawford, neverlv Dunton and Janls Patter on, consisted of the fclloving members tlef Guards Ustex del es ller Patterson Pirkham Trlbou Ldite hltney anes and scores Hanodcn at Howland alu Ul at Hampden Janoden at Blu H111 Newport at Hamnden oaneor at Hampden Fampden at ducksport q8mDd6F at Newnort Husson at Hampden Hannden at Winterport sucksnort at dampden Blue F111 at Hampden Hampden at Husson interport at Hamnd n LL Forwards oarmlchael Gould Ylmball Norvan Oxlev Thomas OBPCI Mio The gl1lS didn't have a XGlV sue eqq ul qeason 1 ,ained mich experience There was a bor 1U sclool Tho alfays liked to fool But when ne cot cau nt He talled a lot 9 nd now e's 6XU61l8Q frou school Rebinald Zoothaler '64 n0IEm n V4 hr A on A . 'T' r . gk ,S A l - , ,l F 2 , . N '- 'I ' 1 - - .. -J Q , S A i . 3 T G . I my Mi I , 4 O IA U .U 1-I is ,, The g M 3 H. A. -4-'ELKNF tx e 55 38 ' m,: , 22 22 L U5 - e ' 55 56 Howland at Hampden 27 51 . f ' L l7 44 P O i Q9 22 L.. 24 13 A M L ' M 28 49 . . d 46 49 I ML 45 65 6' , L 40 47 I ' 54 28 54 55 Vf e 14 48 f- f-U ,c..f' . . ,hat L S 'P 1 A 5 l L, ,J ' V V' 1 ' -1 . a.' J , ' f' CD 7 '7 ,cl ' N: VA VARSITY BASKE T BALL Fxrst Row R Brlggs Mr Morton T Clark Second Row L Mllllken C McGraw A Lawrence A Dunton S Smxth R Newcomb E Lawrence E Arsenault R Brown T Carmlchael C Evans H CLUB Fxrst Row E Arsenault R Toothaker R Newcomb I.. Mxllxken Mr Morton T Carmxchael P Greeley R Brown J Parsons H Brown Second Row R Faulkner C Evans E Nason R. Brlggs E. Lawrence F. Smmth C. McGraw G. Nelson. Third Row: W, Whitney R. Remington J. Parsons T. Neill, W. Treworgy. Sponsored by Manley C. Bemis -f .gl ,, TX l 1. ,W-,:, .,w 43 ,E -,,w,,: M1 '-1. ,f,:.. ff- A-1-.--. X 5, R 5 f 5 R Y , ,- 1,, ,' 1854?- 'T , - ...Q- K' dpi 5 , ' f f. ,'- f '.A'. ...I .. -, ,l 1 -f-W - -. aff Ma,-2 - g.'.,,'i 7:-1n.tN'f?IT , . . - - + i .J' 1-' -w 3 v fr' A 3 . W M L 9552 is ' '- C X... ,,.. ...- QU nga' eg, . A . ,- f X ,,- 2 f 2 ,-1' ,f , Af' ,f ,-f 'R l . . 4, ' l , X l X - z . X , K A X . - , L , :Y 'x l , L K X , ,l il x I X - . 'K - . I. 4 . - f X 2 , J K. X l sf 4 ' F . x . I . ' I i K, ' 7 . . Y ' u , N V A f - m . 4 - I . I A . ' ' , X X f ' I f . A fx Q 4 ' B N , A X 1 ' , , X - n ,V 5 4 u November December J ntarv School Calendar Ccontinuedb' 15 -- l7 -- 27828 Seniors held a scrap drive. Received Little Ten Championship cup! Work day The boys all helped put on the roof of the gym, the girls cleaned the school building and the grounds Seniol play 'Act your Age , made a good profit Junior FLASH came out Thanksgiving vacation Don't eat too much Faculty vs Students Did every one see the nice old bear? Senior pictures came Most of them were wondcrful!'1 Fowland came here Boy' What a fast girls' game' Girls tied the alumnae, 22 22, the boys won over ure alumni Played at Bluehlll Both lost See you at Woolworth's CHRISTMAS VACATION' Back from vacation How did Santa treat you? Played at Howland Boys won Girls lost 51 7 Bob, what's the spot light for? nirs' SEDAN meeting Hap py New Year Boys non at Newport Girls lost Girls played Bangor Won 59 22 Nent to Belfast J V 's lo t, varsity Won GlFlS went to Bucksport Jon 24 l3 Boys won at Lincoln Played Hermon at Bangor Won Second SEDAN staff meeting Played at Newport Boys won, girls lost Girls' 1 H hihit Lly u 20 --- . 25 ,,, , 1 n 26 --- . A ' 2 --- . 5 --- f' ' ' . 5 - L A A o - Y 0 9 --- ' - . l2 --- ' . . W 1 15 - K 9 A 0 29 --- , - 50 -- ' 0 X g 'E s J . Who stumbles over what step at l:OO P.M.? Q ', lv 1 ' ' ' o 2 'I' v ' n 9 A 5 - J s l ' l 7 --- . . . s ' Q . 8 ' o V ' o 9 --- f . 12 1 p - n 15 ' o 16 f 4 X ' Y' - Qu J'. Tv .inn 0 ts. January l8 Exam Weekll' Played at Mt Desert, lost Glrls lost to Husson's Boys went to Pemetlc to lose their second game this year Mr Louder celebrated his 29th birthday, he says What' You mean to say the bus driver forgot youoo Boys won, girls lost at Winterport The girls went to Bucksport to win 47 40 Rank cards came out More people killed Boys played Hermon and won 'Sedan pictures were taken Mr Louder, what happens to the chairvqo Both girls and boys won over Blue Hill February 2 Seniors had a supper at the Club House for the Hampden Associates Made only 40, but every penny counts Belfast boys came up We won You mean to say the Hampden glrls lost to Husson's by only one po1nt9?9 Boys played at lincoln and won Boys Won and girls lost when we played Winterport on our home floor Won over Buckeport here Also won ox r Bucksport down there The 7th, Sth grade, and hlvh school girls started lntra mural basketball Wlnter Carnlval dance Winter vacation Enjoy yourselves! No doubt you will March l The l5Oth Anniversary of Hampden Academy 6 Office Practice class visited the Bangor Public library 20 o ' o 21 ' . 25 ' . 24 . . 26 . .. 28 0 29 Y ll O . I d ' 50 . M o is o 5 Q . 4 . 6 h . 10 15 a 3.6 'Q U 0 17 ' 'Q ' - 20 F' ' A . 25 - . ' A 'H . March ri 13 June ll Class parts announced. l2kl5 Booster Club presented a musical show, Umemory lane 26 Junior Exhibition. 27 Junior Prom, one of the best this school has ever had! Exam week'l' Future Home Makers visited U of M Farm k Home Peek All engoyed themselves Beginning of night school for the girls' Agri Class Sophomore Hop A supper was put on by the Senior Class to raise money for class trip A profit of 3120 70 Nas made Practice baseball game was scheduled with Bucksport but a sweet little now storm changed the plans 'Sedan goes to press Seniors go on class trip to Quebec Spike how is the saili g in the St Lawrence? Spring vacation First softball game at Old Town Home baseball game with Orono First none softball game with Higgins Baseball boys go to Belfast Old Town softball team Coles here for a return game 1 l girls go to higgins Blu baseball boys come here ll geie at Oron Basra aureate rmon xam week! Graduation and Senior Ball at last 12 SC'ool ends Goodv Goodvl 29 . . jill' 1 1 lf. ' . 0 u o Y if o 2 . . . . 10 . 15 O ' 15 , 18 I ll . l9 . 28 . . F y l ' . 4 ' . ' . 5 . 1.4 . T1 'V c l5 Boys play Blue Hill there. 2l Softbfli , ' . 22 o Hill lf.o ' ' . 29 Bassbo-' . no 0. 7 'P J lf - Se . 8 E . ll ' ' , , . 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PClCO13tOP ialways bubbllng? Iwuse Trap Qwhat a catch? alll Collector Cnever late'? Bottle of Perfume Cgood sense? Flashlight Batter es CuEveready ? Lorry Subzda Sandra Brver Martha Fenlason Wayne Treworgy Berla Holmes Ruth Rlchardson Nancy Remington lary St Peter Fred Smith Eugenia Murray Margle Arbo Donna Quincv Evelyn Gilman David Treworgy Sue Kimball Dates fvery desirable? Patsi White, Marise Estey Linda Evelyn Larbara Alberta Joan Crawford Berla Ruth Dznbar Georoe Connie Luce COWDl6 Baal Ha ha Na llyne Carl fommy Everett Hazel Ma 16 Ronnie LOJl6 Lawrence Louls Treworgy David Wvrtle Joan Cheney Bobby Ruth nlchardson SUlk6 Eva When she became candidate of D A R then she became Valdlctorian 'hen she had her fathers car Her first day at Hampden Academy Then she became a member of Natl Honor So The day she sV1pped school wlth Pat Chewing gum in school When he started going steady The t me we went to Cold Stream hen she received Donnles ring hoS9 tlmes she vent with Reed helng presldent of the Senior Class hen she and Stan started going together Chemlstry class The basketball trlos to Boston In the shon wlth the F F A bovs Yrlting letters to Sheldon Saturdaf nivhts at Newburg When he used to chase all the girls All the basketball games When he came to Hampden Academy when he ot first prize in Jr Ex hen she started goinv wlth Roger The days she wor'ed in the Library when he used to brinr his car to school When she got a part ln Junior Exhibition All the football games they won when she became Salutatorian l l . I la . 'r , I . C 1 L L 1 C571 Fi In 1 . . 5 ' .J ' , '-A A J L, ' . x , X J l x w I 3 ' . ' lp W H .V : I I .g H Y 4. . I THEIR FONDEST MEMORIES , I I U fly' ' 11 , ' ' rf- 1. f - U . . . Q 1 . Calvin f. i . O , O I .. 1 - - . . ' ' ey T '. f N rt ' ' - ' M1 T. ill . . J . r . ' ' 1 . l i 4. n 0 o .4 . . .J .U . I v1 X - W U Q L J! ' - . . I A L A W on O 1 0 ., W ' I ll . rf ...Q - . in l L l . I 1. -V 19 JIX ICM fgk A Y . SQ W i Shirley Ayer Merlin Campbell Sue Carmichael William Chadeayne Donna Chapman Mary Ellen Cole Harley Craig Beverley Ellingwood Marilyn Fogg Maxine Forsythe Huntley Janice Foss Robert Hawes Francis Larkin Prlscilla lawrence Kimball Joyce MacCrae Jean Mitchell Nancy Moran Roger Nealley Patricia Newcomb Dana Parsons G e orge Patterson Barbara Parsons Robert Jackson Preble Jane Redick Jacquelyn Sealand Newcomb Theron Sparrow Richard Strang Florence Stubbs Joan Stubbs Wing Allison Wentworth Gould I toleer Blllrevood Martin Arsenault Juliet Baker Robert Barrows Marilyn Brown Gail Carmlchael Stubbs John Dort Dianne Dunton Jameson Elizabeth Dunton Robertson Glenwood Emerson Phyllis French Rlcker Elwin Mitchell Ernest Getchell Barbara Greeley Evelyn Moon Lawrence Murray Anne Oxley Lindsay John Perry Nancy Perry Marilyn Pierce Drew Irene Porter McDonough 1952 Waves Attending U. of M. Attending Husson A Attending Wentworth Institute Boston Employed at Shirley Berger' Law Office Attending Farmington State Teachers' College Attending Beals Business College Employed at Residing in Residing in Attending U Senter's Dept Store Hampden Hampden of M Attending U of M Post Graduate course at H A Residing in Hampden Training at Eastern Maine General Hospital Employed at Cortel Segal Co At home in Hampden Attending Technical Attending Attending Attending Attending Employed Maine Vocational Institute Husson College U of M U of M Beals Buslness College by B M A Railroad Attending U of M Employed at Freese's Attending Maine Central Institute Employed Employed Employed Employed .rplo ed 1951 Sophmore Trainlng Employed Employed Residing Employed Employed Residing 9. 23. Sandler Shoe Factory Freese's Hy ' s Drugstore Border Express Cram of E M G Hospital Frenchfs Men's Store General Mills, Inc Hampden Wilson Meat Distr 1 Bangor U S Air Force Residing ln Brooks Deceased U S Army Sophomore at Husson College Employed by Bangor Tel A Tel U S Air Force Residing in Groton, Conn U S Navy U S Wacs Residing in Hampden Reslding in Knox, Maine ! s at at t ' t is 1 J 1 E 'lgf En y at - -t's at U. M. . at 9 Lo u at ' at . ' in ' A at ' a at E. N. G. H. E in Christopher Remington Joan Sealand Leech Vllliam Treworgy Shlrley Tribou Rowe Jean White Arsenault Donna Arnold NlCk6PSOD harlon Balley Yelsley Ell abeth Bellefontaine Mllllam Bellefontaine Dennls Bradford Marilyn Brannen Rowena Cole Janice Dort Bodge Donald Fearon Barbara Fllmore Grant Charlene Fogg Jones Charles Gould Ceorge Grant George Hand Amos Kimball Je n Marston Glle Haael Moon Sanford Thomas Lawrence, Bernice Moore Melvin Morgan Donna hicverson Charles Patterson Clayton Plnkham Rwchard Smith Everett Stubbs John Stubbs Claudette Smlth Charlene Swan Shirley Thayer Rayhond Washburn Ullma Wing Eckert Walter Zleman Salesman ln Residing ln U Army Residing in Resid1ng in Residing in Residlng in Husband the South Arlington, Lass Waterville Hampden Hampden Japan vith Soldler Attending Farmington State Teachers' College Attendlng U of P U S Air Force Employed 1n Bangor Employed at J W Newberry Residing in Bangor U S Marlnes Residlng in Hampden Residlng in Sullivan U S Ar y Employed 1U Brewer U s Nay Attending Husson Reeiding 1D RSS1dlHg 1n U S AP 1y Residing ln Junlor at U Psychiatric Bangor Bangor Hampden of I Trainlng, H tiord Cenex l Hospltal U Ar Farmer at Newburg Employed by Yoll Elecrtlcal Port! nd U S Air Eoroe lralulng at Ia sacnu etts' General Hospltal Junlcr at U Employed at Employed by Residlng ln Junlor at U o H Freese's Merrill Trust uO Bangor of N Q ' F ' c 1 C, A. 0 Qu Q u A . yr - . . . Y e -H . ...J Q YO I h l ,T g La . . 0 1 . 1 I 5 g ' f . u s . Q . . . . IU - I . L . . V . 4 - s El S S 4 . . rr I 1 JP. . . IT - r o fr 1 , H. 4- r s I , I, w ' L os.. G - CA 0 . Us LJ! ' Q C J- n Qs - A .L - s.. W , - -.J I LJ 'l- 11g 'L Q. I 5 L Q - rn .I Q vi S 1 ll 1 e 8 1 - Q f 's ' 1 fi 1 0 . 0 . I .1 Q - , 1 Ao Gerald French U S Na y Ruby Babcock Roy Barteaux ndgar Bellefontaine James Campbell Helen Carlton Dorothy Chase Marla Chase Sanford Shlrley Colby Iiller Harry Drew Robert Faulkner 1949 Elizabeth Fenlason Belcher Employed at Freese's Employed at Grant's Dairy U. S. Air Force Employed Resldlng employed Residing Residing U S Na y of Hampden Uerchants Bank Hampden Banpor Filling Station Operator Employed at E I G Hospltal Llwyn Arnold Gloria Getchell Porter Robert Good Lynette Jacobsen Davls Roberta Holmes Barteaux Jane Kimball Loraine McGraw Harry Reynolds Constance Reed Verrill Marilyn Stubbs Helen White Crawford Paul wlnkler 1948 Pesldlng 1U Hampd n S Na Hampton Center, N H Residinp in Hampden enior at U of P Senlor at U of N nesldine in Derby, Naine nesldlng ln Hampden Murdock's Jewelry Store hesiding ln Hampden S Na lorma Uartlett Paullne Bates Dorr Don Bllle Beverley Chadeayne Cameron Marilyn Chase Tasker FP3HClS Chesley Ramona Davis Robert Lmerson alfred Getchell Yathleen Glles Babcock Lewls Giles J Hmcrard GOOdP1Ch Walter Grant Phlllip Jones p1lZ8bGth Iaddocks Smallidpe Uarcaret Murray Pease mary O'Hearon L o Porter Jr Ger ld Redman bavld spauldlng hawrence iasler Lafrence Vare Joan Jashburn Merton Wheeler nllgabeth right Norfolk Vlrglnia Franf's Bake Shop L lCdCh1HS 1D S qS3ChlUC in Reslding ln TV Salesman Bangor Bangor Plantsvllle Donn lH Hampden Alr Force Dow Fleld R6Sld1Hg ln Ha plea HGSldlUV n Newbury Attendine U of N Haynes Chalmers Hardware store Hesldlng in Southwest Harbor Residinf at Fort Benning, Ga Heslding in East Hampden Brale SGFVICS, Bangor S AP U S Ar y Lmployed 1n nrployed n Lmployed by Employed 1n Boston, Hass P8T1d6H Conn Hartlord, Porn Eaton R Peabody Banfor . 1 at U. M. h ' , in . , ' at L f . in i ' in , . . v 1 WI ,T I s 1 s 0 . . . v X . . 1 . A 8 U. . vy ' . . O I J. A 1 S H Q . O . . 5 v. 5 l 0 LJ 0 4 ' . U . . vy F Q U , , M 5 Y L 1x ' ' , 'IH n . H r . . ' l U. . Navy 1 , 1' ' 5 A . I . U . , O Mary Davis Burns Hesiding in Hampden I Q I H 1 I P . . 2 A M 'ljixl L o L ' o . F 1 r N N Q. ' , .r. J' x U 0 I -L-I l 'Ii 1 0 C U - V 1 T 1 t , . tk . I J a A U. . my W ' T ' , 1. . m ' ' rw' 'I ' ' . , 0 , 1 'vt 7 A i D .1 1 n vf' , ' f '-x . X-I R1 ' I va 1' o 19M7 natlne very Forr Reslding 10 Bangor u ene Davls Geologlst for Great Northern ooert Delano Barbara Doherty Co ne Helen Getcbell Datrlcla Jones Totman ylvia HcPheters Clark Mary Nlokerson Chase Shlrley Nlckerson Moore Mllton Nowell James Patterson Carl nl6FC6 Lewis Plnkham Kenneth Pomeroy Charlotte Ryder UISPCG Dolores Thayer Toothaker Roscoe Tlbbetts enneth Washburn Vlr lnla rldge Davls Petty Call O'3Pl6H Elalne Chase lard Idella Cole serr Merle Crocker Janlce Davls Youell nUJG1t Dellavaf Xllllam Dority Louis Dort '10Yd Feero Clayton Goodell Joan Craffam Luce 21106 Uonoer Lane Evelyn Jacobsen Clark Conrad laddocks A1108 McK1nley Snlth G6OPg18 ulllns Greeley Nancy Nevcomb Morrell Kathleen Oxley Parrofs Puth Peterson LPWIH Ryder Margaret Spencer Byder Calen swan Wobert fare Edn ce Ulng Slmmons 1916 P Der o .Ha Employed at Personal lnancc Co R6Sld1HQ ln Jewburg Teaching Home ECOHOm1CS at Bucksoort Fish Reslding 10 PGSldlHg 1n R6SldlHg ln U S Na Y Lmnloyed at Bank Hampden Hampden Hamoden Merchants Natlonal H P Hood R Co Fangor, F8106 Ch1ldren's Home in Alaska RGSldlHg ln Bangor fGS1d1Hg 10 Bamoden U Qlf for e fr 1 reslalng GSlQlDf Wesldlnf Y6SldlHf Bnnloyed D6SldlHE Hampden Conn H nnden Nexoort T CUHHIHWFBI Uamoden arner ln D1XAOHt S A IH HGSldlHg 1n Last H moden Farmlng 1n Hampden Teachlng at Tnstltute WGSldlDg ln R6S1dlHg lH nesidlng ln U S ar y P8S1d1Dg Pesldlng Re ldlng mesidlng 0 Lr q6Sld1Dg 10 Provldenoe Bible Uortland, alne Hambden Bangor Hamnden Portland Pannden Uavoden Hanaden Mall Carrler ln H modem Resldlng in Iamnden ,Inc T57 ' A , ' ' I J IA A E P ' ' ' cz I., - rw QL Xl O D , f-1 -T , it , U. o. 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