Harmony High School - The Ferguson Yearbook (Harmony, ME)

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CLASS OF 1927 Inez Barrows Kdeceasedj. Beatrice Page Knee Carlej is employed in Bartlett's Woolen Mill, Harmony. Emma Reed Knee Chadbourne-J is living in Skowhegan. Lisle Chadbourne is married and is employ- ed by Armour and Company, Bangor. Thelma Gunnerson Knee Clappl is employ- ed in a shoe factory in Candia, New Hamp- shire. Hilda Leavitt Knee Cromwellj Kdeceasedl. Alanson Curtis, Colby '31, is chief chemist in the highway department tor the Common- wealth of Masachusetts, with headquarters in Boston. Eleanor Dore is manager of the Modern Beauty Salon, 428A Adams Street, Dorches- ter, Massachusetts. Malcolm Dore is marr-ed and working at the W. H.'Wyman Dairy Farm in Winthrop. Dcnavan Marble is at home in Harmony. Ray Nickerson is working in the moccasin shop in Bangor. Julia Davis Knee Whitehousej is living in Skowhegan. CLASS OF 1926 Ralph Brown is married and is living in Harmony. He is employed by the Cushman Baking Company. Bertha Brown Knee Spauldingj is employed at the Bartlett Woolen Mill, Harmony. Ralph Johnson is married and lives in Bos- ton. He is communications adviser for the New England Telephone and Telegraph Com- pany. Marjory Esty Knee McLaughlinJ Colby '30, 'is at home in Harmony. Geneva Cates Knee Reedj lives in Bingham. Robert Stickney at last reports was em- ployed in a bank in Worcester, Massachusetts. Barbara Cahill Knee Taylorj Colby '30, is an assistant buyer in R. H. Macy's depart- ment store in New York City. Walter Tripp is married and lives in Har- mony. He has boats and cottages to let at Great Moose Lake. Viola Watson Knee Trippj lives in Cam- bridge. CLASS OF 1925 Carleton Chadbourne is married and lives in Bangor. He is bookkeeper for the Nature Footwear Company in Brewer. Gladys Patenaude Knee Cooleyj is at home in Harmony. Christine Crosby is working in Skowhegan. Lois Linnell is at home 'in Mainstream. Gilbert Rhoades, Bates '29, is married, and he is sub-master at Dow Academy, Francon- ia, N. H. Amy Catnoir, Knee Giggeyj is living in Littleton, N. H. Clara May Thibodeau Knee Giggeyj is liv- ing in Bangor. CLASS OF 1924 Ruth Brown is in Tilton, N. H. Althea Camp-bell Kdeceasedb. Lena Peabody Knee Linnellj is living in Dixmont. CLASS OF 1923 Orrin Cilley is married and is farming in Harmony. 1 Byron Clough is married and is overseer of weaving in the Beaver Brook Mills in Lowell, Massachusetts. luarl Jenkins is married and is employed the Prudential Life Insurance Company Portland. by in CLASS OF 1922 Methyl Robinson Knee Flaggj is living in Harmony. Alfred Tracy, Bates '27, is manager of an S. S. Kresge store in Shenandoah, Pennsyl- vania. Homer Johnson is married and living in Harmony. Marguerite Brown Knee Reedl Bates, '26 lives in Berlin, N. H. Lynn Herrick, Bates '26, is manager of an S. S. Kresge store in Brockton, Mass. CLASS OF 1921 Mr. and Mrs. Kleba Willis KDoris Felkerj are living in Harmony. Mrs. Willis teaches the second and third grades of' the Village School. Daniel Downs is married and lives in Har- mony. Grace Clark Knee Laughtonj works in Bartlett's Woolen Mill, Harmony. Helen Ricker Knee Pikel lives in Welling- ton. Josie Keener Knee Pikej lives in Reading, Penn. CLASS OF 1920 Vivian Stafford Knee Banej lives in Corn- ville. She is teaching at the South Road School, Harmony.

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James Huff is at home in Mainstream. Iva Greenleaf Knee Cromwellj is living in Skowhegan. Jennie O'Donnell Knee Giggeyj is living in Bangor. Richard Mason is married and living in Bangor where he has employment. Frank Linnell is at home in Mainstream. Marshall Folsom is in Washington State. CLASS OF 1931 Decma Scribner is teaching school in Mos- cow. Francis Deering is working in Skowhegan. Sadie Bane Knee Snowdenb is living in Har- mony. Clarissa Carson Knee Chadbournej is liv- ing in New Canaan, Connecticut. Louise Stineford is at home in St. Albans. Phillip Herrick is employed in the steel factory in San Francisco, California. Laverna Kimball Knee Cooleyj is living in Harmony. Julian Rawding, U. of M. '35, is employed at Columbia Falls. CLASS OF 1930 Thomas Farrin is married and living in Brighton. He has employment much of the year with the State Highway Department, for whom he operates a steam shovel in road building. Hildreth Hanson is at home in Cambridge. Louise Johnson is at home in Harmony. Bernice Lewis is a registered nurse in Quincy City Hospital, Quincy, Massachusetts. Reba Folsom Knee Libbyj is living in Har- mony. Minnie Davis Knee Peasel is living in Wel- lington. Raymond Parsons is employed in the Bar- ker Shoe Company in Auburn. Marble Reed is in business with his father in Harmony. Ina Robinson Knee Wardj is living in Port- land. Roger Williams, U. of M., '34, is employ- ed by the U. S. Forestry Service in Danville, Virginia. ' CLASS OF 1929 Mr. and Mrs. Leland Libby KAudrey Annisj are living in Freeport, where Leland is em- ployed by the Lenox Shoe Company there. Eleanor Bane is teaching school in Brigh- ton. Walter Brown is employed as an accountant 21 with the Waldorf chain of restaurants in Boston. Frederick Curtis is wireless operator on a tramp steamer plying between New York and Buenos Aires, S. A. Donald Dunton is residing in Pittsfield and employed by the American Woolen Company. Kenneth Folsom is married and living in Harmony. Augusta Hayden is in Skowhegan. Mildred Cookman Knee Irwinj lives in Man- chester, N. H. Donald Micue is in New York. Roy Nickerson is in Bar Harbor. Floyd Robinson is married and living in Portland. Lilndon Rooks is in the C. C. C. Camp at Bar Harbor. Fannie Drake Knee Spiersj is at home in Harmony. Veniene Laughton Knee Westj is living in Ripley. Hazel Snowden is employed in the oflice of Dr. C. J. Taylor, Bangor, Maine. CLASS OF 1928 Janet Knight Knee Bowdoinj is living in Harmony. Arnold Jenkins is married and is employed by the W. T. Grant Company in Mattapan, Massachusetts. Arlene Washburn Knee Bussellj is living in Solon. John Cilley is married and lives in Can- dia, N. H. Edrie Cooley is employed in a woolen mill in Pennecook, New Hampshire. Darrell Dunton is day clerk at the Lancey House in Pittsfield, Maine. Ruth Campbell Knee Goundryj is living in Blanchard. Olene Irwin Kdeceasedj. Paul Keddy is married and works in the American Woolen Company Mill in Skowhe- gan. Thelma Linkletter Knee Lewisl is living in Harmony. Feral Mize Knee Philbrickl is living in Massachusetts. Florence Marble is at home in Harmony. Estelle Taylor is now with the Warren Kay Valentine Studio, photographers, on Boylston Street, Boston, Massachusetts. Marshall Willis is married and lives in Athens.

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CLASS OF 1918 Hildred Newhouse fnee Conroy, lives in Pittsfield. Doris Kent fnee Cooleyi lives in Benton. Lena Mayo fnee Cooleyj lives at Hastings- on-Hudson, New York. Victor Reed, Bates '22, is married and he is principal of the High School at Smyrna, Mills, Maine. CLASS OF 1917 Minor Cooley is in business with his father in Harmony. Thelma Rogers fnee Cooleyj lives in North Anson. Linwood Magoon is farming in Harmony. Eugene Norton is in Bethel, Maine. CLASS OF 1915 Virgil Campbell is married and lives in Mainstream. Clifton McSorley is in Venezuela, S. A. Mr. and Mrs. Orwood Whitehouse fEthel Lewisj are living in Skowhegan. Preston Chadbourne is marriedand is farm- ing in Harmony. Gertrude Kingdon Knee Baileyi is living in West Orange, New Jersey. CLASS OF 1913 Myron Bemis conducts his undertaking bus- iness in Harmony. Hugh Rowell is married and lives in Har- mony. Samuel Willis is employed in Waterville, Maine. CLASS OF 1912 Albra Chadbourne fnee Fossj is living in Harmony. Alumni Editor Jennie Fowlie, '37 YOUNGLINGS QBy Catherine C. Laughtomb Harmony High School, '32 Colby College, '36 The Mary L. Carver 1936 Prize Poem for which Miss Laugh- ton received an award of fifty dollars. Ambitious as the foolish lilac tree That buds while sn-ow's still drifted in the yard We spread our soft ideas and brave a hard March blast, in scorn of June's maturity. As transient as the shadow of a cloud, March-tossed above the distamt gray-blue hills, Our youth's sad spring-time laughter gaily spills And hopes to gain long life for being loud. We stand alone with laughter and with youth, Told our brave hopes will fade, but not told Why, And only dimly guessing all the bars That life will raise to fence us off from truth. Like elms in March against a twilight sky, Our leaflessness at least shuts out no stars. 23