Higgins Classical Institute - Scroll Yearbook (Charleston, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

.711 dffpreczafzau AS fin uluntur Nr Qmxtlm vnu lun. int lSIlI1Ll'll'Ll md Lml xxlmlm lt Qmmrs ul 1055 feel that uc luxe bun lurtun'1tetol11wc thc leader who trulx posecsscs 1lltl1n qualltlcs of 1 tlm uluultor XX1tl1 1 deep Same ut g,r1t1tullL xu Q ullutc the 1255 Lt lllt n nl ilu QCROII to x vu e 4 , P reached by any of us. will really lwc A grand accomplishment, NVQ. the u' '. -f 'lwm ' -. rw. First row: M. Grant, S. Hanson, J, Scammon, J. Bishop, N. Bryant, N. Brown, D. Smart G. Blackwell. Second row: R. Preble, Mr. Myers, T. Curtis, R. Blanchard, C. Hardy, E. Hill, H. Clough, R. Wfood, S. Holland. Third row: L. Archer, L. Trimm, R. Higgins. G. Farnsworth, B. Crocker. Not pictured: T. Smith, H. Hawkins. Sm!!! faff Editor .. ........... . . . jake Bishop Assistant Editor ........ .. . ...... .......... N eil Brown Business Manager .... . . .. . . . .. Clayton Hardy Assistant Business Manager . .... .. .. . ... ... Harry Hawkins Advertising Staff-Clayton Hardy. George Farnsworth, Gareth Blackwell, Harry Clough, Tom Smith, Neil Brown, Robert Boardman Sports Editors . . Richard Smart, XVinfred Crocker, Ruth Higgins Copy Editor .. ............................. .... . .. ........... . Sylvia Hanson Literary Editors Marilyn Grant. Lorraine Archer Art Editor H ..... .. ................ ...... ..... .. ...... Nelson Bryant Subscriptions .. . . ............... . . Steve Holland, Robert Wfood Typists . ....... ..... S ylvia Hanson, Eleanor Hill, Lorraine Trimm Marilyn Grant, Tom Curtis Activities . ...,. ........... . .. . .. . jay Scammon, Roberta Preble Lorraine Trimm, Richard Blanchard AKlViSOf .. H .. .... . ........... . Mr. Myers 2 Q' YF- Dcan fir CiirlQ RELIEF NICHOLS English Primipul LEON MlQ.'XDl.R .-Xlgclwrgl A Dcln t PQ DON SLD 'Ni KTHI MDX Quiiuli Biology Social Studies . WN 4 X O? df!! .. 2 , WSWS if, f L54?5?z2mf X 'Wes .., , Y' v 1 z'3l ff ff, J .X L Q 42, f ff Z S Q JA s 'L 'PW'-Q-.,W,1, Z , Heard af Zfrustces Wlllram A Tracy Presldent R Leon Wllll3mS Vrce Presldent H D Rrdlon Secretary N Harold Rlch Treasurer Mrs Ethel H Beck N Harold Rxch Hollxs A Soule Rev John S Pendleton R Leon Wxlllams Dean E C Marrrner Wendell H Dogherty Rev Elmer N Bentley Clarence Emery jr M D Eugene B Wyman M D Clyde Russell Clarence N Plerce Oswald T Rozelle Mrs Vma Adams Franklm A Hnggms Frank D Weymouth M D Horace D Rrdlon Wxlham A Tracy Phlllp E Keith Paul L Ramsdell Leon S Thorsen 'xii-1-2-'fi-::zi1:25346-9,11:r:5ffr1:5:rf:-fag.-.33:1:-2-1-1-:fr-3:-:-5.-5:1:115.'.g.5.ff-:ff-.-.'.5-fi-I - , - , . , Sensors iw Scalar 6111.95 0Mcers Presxdent HARRY HAWKINS Vxce Presldent Advxsor ALVIN TRASK MR MEADER Secretary Treasurer LORRAINE TRIMM SYLVIA HANSON SHIRLEY AMERO Red Charlestong Higgins I, 2. 3, 45 Scrawl 3, -ig Speaking Contest 1, 31 Senior Play. Plans: Undecicled. REGINALD AL'DET Reggie Wlinslowg XVinSlow High School l, 3. 3, lg Higgins 5, 63 Varsity Foot- hill I. 5, Managerg Varsity Basket- ball 5, Managerg Baseball 5. Plans: College. JAKE BISHOP Bish Stockton Springsg Stockton High lg Higgins 2, 5, lg JV Football 2, Varsity 3,13 Varsity Basketball 33 AA Council 53 Scrawl 2, 3,11 SCROLL Business Manager 2, 3, Editor ig Quartet 2-, 5, 43 Sophomore Speaking lstg U. of M. Speaking Contest 23 Junior Playg Senior Playg Operetta 2, 3, 'ig Minstrel Show 2, 3, I. Plans: College. GARIETH BLACKXVIZLL 'fiaretlin East Corintlig Higgins 1, 2, 3, lQ JV Football I, 2, Varsity 3, ig JV Bas' ketball Z, 3, Varsity 5, '13 Baseball 1, 2 ,SL Track 23 Latin Club Treas- urer I, Z3 AA Council -ig National Honor 3, lg Scrawl 33 SCROLL 'lg Freshman Speaking. Plans: University of Maine. RICHARD BLANCHARD Dick Old Towng Oltl Town High 13 2, 3, sig Higgins 55 Baseball 5. Plans: Mass. College of Pharmacy. ROBERT BOARDINIAN UBulw Oltltowng Oltltown High ly 2' 3' .gl Higgins S3 Varsity Football ig Varsity Basketball 5. Plans: I'niversity of Maine, Electrical Engineering. Qin:-V' 4 3 1 ,I -6' F 'C-'?fv'S' 'H I 4 ! x I f 'X 1 Q if 59 J 4 A m, 2' , ui? in l . M, 1 CQLORI.-X BRACQDOX vb! . ll Clmrln-swmg Hixugirw 1.2. 3. ll Q w ' lftrlull 1, ,, m sg I,41rm Club I. Z1 FHA S. 'I4l'C.1SLll'L'T'llCQ1CC Club 1, 2. Hg 'Muni' l, 1. 3, ,Q Fpuglkxng C-fnrcsr 1. 3: juni-wr Plllfl Opcrctta 1. JA 5, fgfX1inS1rclSl1-MZ. 5. Plans: Vndcgidcd. HAR! QLD FUJI 'GH v4H.1ffN, B.1r1A:f1r1 Ihzmpwr Hgh 1.21 Hlggims 5, lg Ygusiry F.,-yrlull 4. ig Yxrsity B.1skL-rlw.1ll L N1 B.xsdx1ll x, ig Skr.1ul'L ig SCROLL 51 Opcrctta S, Plums l'r1iu-rsitywr Maine IAHOMAS CQl'R'l4IS 'IRm1'4 filmgxrlcsumg Higgins 1.1, 5, 11 SLr.ml' sg .Iuniur Plaxx Plums Arruui lrumcs. JOHN DAVIS Slmrry .'XL1gL1SI.lQ C-mx' High 1. 2. 3. Q: Higxsms YV.1rSitx'F1mrballi: XHIYSIIX lilskulwglll Q1 Quutct il N1II1SIl'L'l Slum' S Plansi l'niw'rs1tyutMiami, AI.-X Nl D1 DRITY 'hm- K l1.11lumr1g liyggirw l. 2. 3. 9. BAS- kutlulll rg Nwrllnxll wg I-HA l. RL-plfrru 3. 'I ru.1su1rL-r i.Surcr,1ry ll Mr.mlL 1, 1, S, x, -lumiwr PLN, Pl.1r1s NuuI,1r'. KVIR.-XRD H RN.-XI.l3 ,lun INlQ.SfHfn1.l HALf4Lj1I19 I. 2, , lg 'IX' IM-ltlmall 1. Q. X'.1rQEz'. R sg ipmking fwmtu: 1. 21 Vlumwr Play. Stagc fN1.1r1.1N4ur. Swarm PIM, Maxim-Qs Algmx. fHNL'1'L'II.1 I PIJIIN C,-vllclc MARILYN GRANT Marei' Cliarlestong Higgins 1, 2, 3, '12 Latin Club lg FHA l, 2, Parliamen- tarian 3, President ig National Honor 3, vig Scrawl 1, 2, 3, 43 SCROLL Literary Editor 'ig Senior Play ti. Plans: Marriage. SYLVIA HANSON Bradford, Higgins 1, 2, 3, fig Bas- ketball Assistant Manager 3, Man- ager bi, FHA 1, Parliamentarian 2, 3, Al, AA Council 23 Scrawl 3, sig SCROLL 2, 3, Copy Editor 'ig Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 'ig Typing Award 3, Speaking Contest l, 2, junior Playg Senior Play, Operetta 1, -lg Minstrel Show 4. Plans: Secretary. CLAYTON HARDY Hardy East Orringtong Brewer High 1, Z, 3, 'lg Higgins 5, Football 5g Scrawl 53 SCROLL Business Manager 55 Senior Play 5. Plans: College of Agriculture, U. of M. DONALD HASHEY Don Oronog Orono High 1, 2, 3, el, Higgins 53 Football 5, Basketball S, Baseball 5. Plans: Undecided. HARRY HAXVKINS Bud Milton, Massachusetts, Higgins 1, 2, 3, lg JV Football l, 2, Varsity 3, JV Basketball 1, 2, 3, Varsity lg Band 1, 2, 33 SCROLL Assistant Business Manager ig Quartet 2, 3, Class President 1, 2, 3, ,ig Speaking Contest 1, 25 Lf of M. Speaking Contest, junior Playg Operetta 1, 3, 3, -1, Minstrel Show 2, 3, bi, Plans: Going South ELEANOR HILL Ellie Cliarlestong Higgins 1, 2, 3, ii, Softball 3, 'ig FHA 1, 2, Reporter 5, ti, Scrawl 1, 2, 3, 4, SCROLL -ig Cheerleading -ig Senior Play 4. Plans: Undecided. Q Lwiae femur' 4 ilnn. we 6-lx rife 5 .1 ,ef S l lm i tv 1, ggfuf J 11' , ' - -Q' 14 Q f iii x if-'Y y A!! is STEPHEN HOLLAND Steve W, Newton, Massg St. Marys 1, 2, 3, 4g Higgins 5g Varsity Football 5g Scrawl S3 SCROLL 55 Senior Playg Minstrel Show 5. Plans: College. CHARLES JONES skip Augustag Cony High 1, 2, 3, -lg Hig gins 5g Varsity Football 54 Senior Play. Plans: University of Maine. HERBERT JORDAN I-lermonn Amberstg junior, Senior Playg Hig' gins 1, Z, 3, -ig JV Baseball 1, 25 Varsity Baseball 3g Latin Club lg Scrawl Vi, Plans: University of Maine. ROBERT LAGRANGE Bob Wfatervilleg Waterville Senior High 1, Z, 3, 'ig Higgins 53 Varsity Foot- ball S. Plans: University of Maine. FRANK LARGAY Tom Brewerg Brewer High l. 2, 33 Hig- gins 'lg Varsity Football 43 Varsity Basketball 4. Plans: Air Force. DAVID LVNT Lum Frencliborog Higgins 1, 2, 3. ig .IV Football -tg .IV Basketball 33 Varsity Basketball 51 Varsity Baseball 33 Plansi bniversity of Maine. ar-Q 'W w, 69 if 4 U' fm L F, ,ff-, fy ,V ,.-4?1 kfI Q! , 2. 1 g if fzgfff Mg! , Q , Q 6 ,fi ,, I 1442 tg 'ff M 1 Q 4 X, H Ri 1 E I Hg' 5 35 A , 1 U 2325 .A 5 ix ,gg Vg V ici? LORRAINE TRIMM Lorraine East Corinth, Higgins 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, 4g FHA 1, 2, Vice Presi- dent 5, 4, National Honor 3, 4g Scrawl 1, 2, 3, 45 SCROLL 3, Activities 4, Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4g Freshman Speaking, 2nd Sophomore Speaking Junior Playg Senior Play. Plans: Marriage. ROBERT WOOD Woody Eddingtong Brewer High 1, 2, 3, 43 Higgins 53 SCROLL 55 Football 5Q Basketball 5. Plans: University of Maine. JUNE OF '55 June, 1955, isn't just another month for the graduating class of Higgins. For us it is the month that starts many new adventures and ends others. To some it marks the beginning of self support. Some of us will continue to go to school, others will stay home and work, while others will go into the armed forces. It is the month that will end school days for some of us. In June, 1955, we will say good bye to our classmates. Some we will probably never see again, others we will see frequently. Whatever our classmates do, let's wish them the best of prosperity. by Gareth Blackwell , . .a...1..-., yumurs 'I fs J J GJ ff uw, Q ?xqf2' JN, f Q XX 3 ., JR iii' ' y3 I 1 ' 12.22, -1 ,,.,Li .,V,. -.- ' . -f '- l if -1 .A-,,' 1 -'.v' 3 1,'- ,-.'.'- 5 ' Vfjl-jill? glziff-'11 ','.'-' ' 7 :F U , ' 'V ,.gI5I5i5i51515:3ii: J EQEQEEEEE-fi1f5f11? ' 0 -45:5:5:5:5'f ?ljqff5fE?ffff'5?' J ?315555:5:5:5 - f Nfffififffi- J . 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HIZNNETT NIIAL ISROXYN NELSON BRYANT HARVIQY BLNKER XYIXFRIQID CROCKER GIiRAI.D DAVIS CfI.ARIl IDLXXIS Rl! Hn'xRID If! DXX'I.I.S C-IK IRL ,I If.'XRNSXX'OR'I H DAVID QUDING ARIHI 'R HICIUINS RL'TH HIGGINS LAWRENCE HOLLIS 'fi' JOHN HOLOHAN XVALTER JORDAN 'iv' 3, hx Q'--'V ffl jx-In ' S ,IQ , M 4 ge , A ca, BARBARA ANN KENT --. PAL'L I,EIcsHTON ' JEAN MESSIIR MORRIS IJOLLARIJ H., '17 'N 4- RANCE POOLER '3 ROBERTA PREBLE JERRY RAINEY VERLA ROBINSON Q7 RAYMOND SCAMMON X ewa -QS' , G vy,k I jf, T 'iv' , 3' I I4 ' 1- :qi I I iv' 7' ,... ' ' ll C m ay' .. swf? 'V' 5 ff f A' I A4- D -Iii' E -I I KEITH SCOTT IT f J W., SALLY ANN SIMPSON I 'A' ci A-1 RODNEY STANHOPE --- A -f' 0' I9 A - U? XVAYNE STANLEY DONALD STROI TT LAVURENCII TAIT f 0 MIKE YORK f 4 Qupbumures ! Sophomore Hloss Ofioors Advisor Mr. Redmond President Henry Olmstead Vice President ,liie Daggett Secretary Liwrraine Atelier Treasurer Lcriiy Kennedy Q llf t 'N- 1 : farm, ,.'Qq,a., in any-.- all xxx 'Y 15 'Sl' 'W'-37' bv C5 W- ,xl if T -7 try '!.':1l Lorraine Archer Di inna Beal Clyde Bmvley Robert CllZlSC Beverly Clement Kenna-Ili Cfiinnelly hillfjliflt Ciiimmings ,live ljflglllfqll Riiliard Dixiin J George Duthie David Grant Donna Harris Penny Kelly Kay Kennedy R. Leroy Kennedy M. Irene Laflarnme Kenneth Lihhy Robert Livingston Randon McKay Carl Magnon f 1 , ,gi 'X ,,. 17 WFT?- T -nvy In 1 Frederick Marquis 131117 5 Norman O'Hallor:in Henry Olmsteziti Roger O'Neil Catherine Reeves Mariorie Somers Nathalie Strout john Thibodeau Katherine Towne N. H 415 1Ti 1 Q . I x X 5 Sz Y 1-Q J' X . Q ax Aa 41 W ll is ,. . Y- ,.-, ,. I 71, if' 3232, 'iff' ' ' 2 MQ ' fx 9 Uh ft 30 ,Q ,, , N 'Nu CM s. 9- A-. g A 4 1 ff -RB ,. cf' X I 1015 L.. 4'- i 'qrzar Sophomore Prize Speaking .Wmzlisls Flrst mu Maryurlr Somers Marlon: Cumm1ng.,s Mrs GCIIISII D3Vld Grant Serond rovu Catherine Tom nc Lurralnc Arthur justph Dag5ett Kenneth Llbbw Henry Olmstead Fredcrlrk Marquls Irma Latlammr oflftznsfrol Show New ff, ,Nl 3 ret: xx S H lland C Rnnu R Qtanhopc C Du 5 j Dans C1 Farnsworth C at nr 1 t tn KN Mr Dm! wrth C Bf1LLi4I'l F Slcrnnw H Havxluns Hxrdx N Bn ant Jfresbmen ,,-5 Q Q Q M li X X 1 4 4 Ogg iN Q, . , 1 Y Wry zif 5 , ' if ' 4 .ff 21 l in.,- if vi' .?resl1mar1 611155 Oficm' Prcsidcrir Rimald Parent Virc Prcsidcm Rwlwcrt Higgins Scrrctary Divid Gray Trczisurcr Ilrriil Page ALiViS1if Mr. Smith james Adams Xxfnync Adams Rcta Amana Bernard Barry David Bugbcc Rifilllfni Ciulilw Bcvcrly Curtis Sillitifl Clyr ilwciidx Du' I'r.irik I:.iriili.irii Hugh lim D.ix'iJ Cir.ix Spcmcr Cirr-.iiiirux XY.irrL'n H.ill Aliru Higgiiis Riilwri HQKKMITTN David jewett Melvyn Kelley Doris Laflamme David Lane Michael Lane Richard Leighton Terry Leighuin Arno Livingston ,lane MaeDnnnld Merlene McKay Ruth Mwrey Ralph Nasan XVesley Olmstead Errul Page Darthea Palmer Sandra Pappas Rimnlll Parent jenn Philhrieli Sandra Rankin Eugene Robinson Marlene Ruhinsun Dorothy Snrihner Buhhie Simpswn Frances Slegona Elaine Smith Beulah Struut Ann Tracy E. 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Amero Shrrlex Audet Reginald Brshop alee Blaeltxx ell Gareth Blant hard Rrchard Boardman Robert Braedon Gloria C loueh Harrx furtrs Tom D Us lohn Dorxtx ane lernald C erard Grant Marllyn Hanson Sxlx I1 Hardx Claxton Hasbex Donald Haultxns I-marrx Holland Stexe lones Charles jordan Herbert I 1C mme Robert Lareax Thomas Lunt Daud Qeaxes Hem ard Qmart Riel ard Qmxth Thomas 9 Led Houart Thurlou Dana 'I rasl, Alx ll'l Trlmm Iorralnc XX nd R I ert AMBITION To graduate lohtneran Iawxer I nglneer Reaeh I I leetrlelan Io be 1 nu se I ol tee State Trooper All Amerxean Old Maud I :Sherman Marrmge Prrx ate Seeretarx Ran er C oath Bxndleader Malte good Veterrnarlan Blueberrx raiser C olleee Arr Porte Admlral C oheee College Ae rr 'Mr Force Plat hlte Fhp Phllhps T 1 to to co ege M trrraee I UFIDLLY .71zv0ritc's PhT PEEVE Tart Repuhheans Kay s hpstzelt C urls Indnans Hashex Dana Treneh Howard jones Tendlng store Foul vteather Brother llnprlntabte Bells jean P Porch llehts Doug, Klcs Gtrls Qundax mehr 'I att Qeaxu IUISLIPIIDC I areax XX omen Crvnhans gel rtftn l Dixon Bexerlx ohn Pet Peexes SAX ING Now don t be lllte that Huh Malte xourself comfortable XVhere s Alv1n7 XX hos he' Impure compounds I letter today X ou gotta admlt that C lrls don t bother me I ean do amthxng better Oh shut up Thar she blows XX'hx doesnt Ken xx rrte Thats my box Dave Fan t sax tor sure fhop Chop Helter Dust I m popular at home Nastx break Maul Haxe 1 saung, lteh HLII I Jr 1 tumor Qhoxx me C et ser: ,us X ea INI mt! x Hex Ralphx Box S wrrx I xx as ate Btneor IS lt' XX hat do xou mean ILS? I Xlmmmmmm B wx CHARACTFRISTIC Redthsh Harr Accent Angora Necklace Blush Plard Sltlrts Hexght Shyness Smile Crew Cut Drmples Sllenee Blaelt Tres Dtamond Rune Personality XX alle Physrque I ars Krnley Harr Txes RCLCLIIUQ., Haxrllne H tmtn lt C r1n axe XX eddnng, mg, Braxns Talent C lasses Blond Hair Smlle I auth Ouletness . , , . . A 4 . y ' AK, 2 . 1, A . '. .' . 1 -. 'A et f I Q 4 Qt ' ' ' L ' A , ' 5 'K ,. . ' , . ' . H .p A A , . ., I' 'lt -'I ' 'T .' ' I ' l 'V A- . 3 - . , ' -' - t ' I .2 ' ' 'Y l 3 Hill. Eleanor Lady Marine v ls that right? Cold Hands ' I Y, ,i , V . H . L ' ,D t. ' W ' k - r-It XV: ' It n y Q ' a ' W t ' ' W Us e' , ' I r ' -It 'vR' 1 . . , 'I 1 .1- H' , '- K If A .p . ' l ,' - ,' ft 1' ' 1 - gl , . - I ' g I, v A J Crt Wftllfly -f I ,, l ,b. Q f .. I ,sy X' . Ziff:-Z J' '-Ea ' tbletics K5 KN 1, If ,,,f f-f nl? 'N W 1 gf: 'f ,Fl- Wi, , . rivww t 2 JVC ' 5ffQ:2,P 'L ,4 .w f,.L 'vw gk I .W 6, z-as -.1 Q' . bk gk, qQ D9 if First row: R. Boardman, R. Lagrange, S. Holland, H. Cloughj. Bishop. G. Fernald, Ci. Blackwell. Second row: R. Pooler, T. Largay, j. Davis, D. Hashey, G. Farnsworth, M. York, M. Pollard. Third row: R. XVood, Assistant Managerg R. Audet. Managerg C. jones, R. Dixon, C. Hardy, R. Stanhope, Coach ltlathcson. A top team is a group of individuals who have learned to work together. A team is evaluated not by its wins and losses, hut hy its co-operation, attitude, and persistency in spite of its superior opponent. Our team was an unusually small group which was matched with larger schools. The Knights of Higgins are not to he judged by their seasonal record, hut by their development throughout the season as individuals striving for the same goal. Any sport is similar to life. One finds out if he can take as much as he gives. We claim that the best team does not always wing this is true for you only to get out of anything what you put into it. The satisfaction of feeling that you have actually accomplished something as a team is proof that you have been successful. Basketball . . A, , ' - 'ff N Q fy , I Q W ' -V H ' , . Q. ftgxg 1 A . ' ff: 'iffh 1 V , A in 2 ii.-6,-L,vJv,: YJ, 47 W ' MW Vvagg ' 'x l 'AML I 4.2. . QNX 'W' . A , ' M' RJ -A W, 1 'Maya-HT., . i Q L az. 1: 2 'J 33' L 25 Ag, W 2 nd. Q v S l.f '. , , ' , . , , E 1 v ml 1 V -. . A ,. , .I,,' rf: lf, 1 W: f af ' ,L X 6' Nx...k, 111 Q,- Gly if Q, f Y Q 4,1 1 i x lx ' ,. V If U t 4 ? 4 2 , .- ' gag? ' Q 5.' , or ' I V, - - f P-Q 1 f f- , Q. W ',- . X 'Q qi Higgins Higgins Higgins Higgins Higgins Higgins Higgins ,af Front row: R. Smart, H. Clough. H. Seavey, A. Trask, G. Blackwell, Coach William Red- mond. Back row: T. Largay, D. Lunt, H. Hawkins, R. Wfood, R. Boardman. Varsity Kaskcfball The varsity basketball group had a reasonably fair season, winning while losing The team, although lacking in height, played a driving and scrappy game throughout the year. Higgins lost the initial game of the season to M. C. I. lol-TIQ they were unable to gain a second game with their rivals due to hazardous weather. In the State Prep Tournament, Higgins defeated Hebron in the first round with an im- pressive 96 to 87 score. This put the Knights into the final round against M. C. I. Howard Seavey led the scoring for Higgins with 27 points. The Knights showed their skill from the foul line by making more than half of their shots. In the second game the Knights fought a brilliant battle against the Huskies from M. C. I. At the half Higgins led 39 to 5' but at the final gun went down to defeat 95 to '3. Seavey led the team scoring with 21 points. The boys again did a remarkable job at the foul line by scoring two-thirds of their shots. XVe are all very proud of the fact that Howard Seavey and Alvin Trask were named to the Maine Prep-school All-tourney team. Congratulations to the boys and Coach Bill Redmond on a fine season! ,89 Huggryn H M H 82 Higgins , 85 Hebron 69 M, M. A. H106 Higgins . To Husson M56 Colby V H H 6.1 Higgins . lol! Kents Hill A .63 Coburn 'I Higgins '6 XVinslow . .9-I Vffinslow 81 Higxirw N7 hifilflf V fl bring It ,191 Higgins 'S M. C. I. .......57 Old Town . 65 TOURNAMENT Higgins. . ..,.... . .......... 96 Hebron ..................,. ., 87 -Q 'i 8- i-is ui 95 -Q BS .1--an XY-' if 38 go sa, ,lf First row: E. Page, W. Crocker, A. Higgins, P. Leighton, G. Davis, D. Strout, XV. Hall. Second row' J Holohan G Rainey R Parent F Marquis T Leighton A Livin ston Third row: Coach Redmond, J. Scammon, S. Greatorex, R. Higgins, R. Blanchard, Manager. . IA Kwkdfbdff The Knights j. V. unit, although winning only two games while losing six, gained much experience which they formerly lacked. The crew was hampered time and time again by sickness and injuries and was never able to find the right combination. The J. Vfs lost some heartbrealgers, but were not quite able to pullout on top without a full Squad. They played well, and although they ended up on the short end of several scores, they never lost their competitive spirit. Their willingness to learn was one of the most out- standing factors of the team. Their captain-elect was Arthur Higgins, who commented onthe season: I don't think we could have had a better coach than Redmond. He gave us all his time he could and we learned a lot about basketball. Gzrls' Basketball Coach Matheson K Towne M Somers A I-Irggrns C Weymoutlm S Cyr L Archer R Hreelns M Cummrngjs R Preble S Ranlun F Sleeona D Serrhner S Hanson Manager In therr llI'Sfj,1IIICOl the season the errls posted therr onlx xretorx In tlus very exerting, Lame on therr home eourt the gurls defeated Lal range 36 to '9 Ruth Hreerns was luelm seorer leadlne the Lassles vs 1th 78 pomts Another exertrng, eame on the home eourt teatured the Crurltord3.,1rlS aea1nstH K I gurls Although the Lassres lost thrs game S' to ll thex tmuleht hard as thex d1d all through the season XXIIIII one more game to plax the gurls hope to rmproxe thelr reeord ot 8 losses and I wttory XVorlt1ng, under the f,L1lLl2ll lCClJl Mr Matheson the errls hope to seore more vre torles next Season Ruth Hrbgrns wx as hrgh seorer for the season with 196 pornts tollou ed hw Alree Hreelns vuth I9 pornts Those vsho played rn the 1951 55 season xx ere Alree HIEEIHS Lorralne Areher Marlon Cummlnes Sandra fxr fatherrne Weymrmutlu Margorle Somers Sandra Posplsal jane Dorrty jean Phrlhrrclx jean Messer Serving, as Manager vu as Sxlvra Hanson The reeord tor the 1954 55 season was as follows Hrggrns H ggrns H ggrns Hrgg ns H ggrns H ggms H gglDS H 5gms I'Ilgglf1S LaGrange Husson Iv C I Dos er Foxeroft Mrlo C Gurlford lNI1l0 Gurlford 1 d , . , I , - , I I , . , . 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W . . 1 g 'fl-J ?fF'f: i, ' ' an .qi ' iFf-'F ' x 2.-sf f ,-I n X4 W - Q ., . . if . 1 , 'i ' h elm W at I an SQ . KN. -fm: -Q , V 5! i f-F f .1 f 1, J, ' Lv P ' t ur Q Q - cup. 57 it-Bibi' ' Agf ,ff1 A gy sy 'Q' 52. . lg. '5-2. at - 595 kg ffl wh., ' .ur 331 X Xe '52 5' 1, 4' y 'x 1 ,f , '52 454235 A ' ' ' '11 'I w , 5 3' YQ, 4 vsif' J I M. 14.5 rhf f' - ,x ,Q W Q2 x ,I 5 Q . ff 5.6411 7 1 W w ' 'N i fxw , an I L . 'Q 'f2?12'N J' -fx N QJX? gli.T f'A QyA f 1 x, as F I ...x 4' if --, +1 19 Q -' if 1- x . SQ N xr xffia-x 4 H651 Hand The Higgins Band of 1955 has made great improvements over the band of '54 in the way of instrumentation and type of music. It is an enlarged band with 45 members and is expected to be even larger in '56 because there are no seniors in the band this year. The band has played at a number of basketball games, the Minstrel Show, and at the tourna- ment fPrep Schoolj. The number of concerts that are expected to be played is indefinite, however the band is expected to play at the Eastern Maine Music Festival in Dexter and on Memorial Day on parade The following is a list of the instrumentation and the members Ten trumpets Nelson Bryant David Grant Richard Dixon Errol Page Spencer Greatorex Robert Higgins Keith Stanley Terry Chase Merle Boyer and Gordan True eleven clarinets Rodney Stanhope Nathalie Strout Catherine Reeves Melvin Kelly Orrin Rowe Lorine Boyer Lucille Greatorex Henry Freeman Anita Boyer Alice Weymouth and Norma Strout six saxophones Dana Thurlovs jay Scammon David Gray Nancy Pierce Franklin Bean and Sandra Rich five trombones Penny Kelley Ronald Parent Douglas Freeman Evelyn Grant and Leon Meader jr two flutes Alice Higgins and Betty Lee Campbell two alto horns Catherine Weymouth and Arno Livingston one French horn Roberta Simpson one baritone saxophone Robert Livingston, tvso drummers Lawrence Hollis Csnarej and Wesley Olmstead Cbass drumj bells Lorraine Speed and two bass horns Henry and Norwood Olmstead The band is a real organization this year because it is larger has good instrumentation Cnew uniforms were purchased this yearj and last but not least it has top individual musicians SQ X Straw! Staff First row Mrs Higgms S Amero G Bragdon L Trimm S Simpson M Somers B Kent L Archer Second row B Simpson K Towne D Palmer A Tracy E Hill J Messer M Grant S Hanson K Kennedy V Robinson L Hollis Third row R Preble M Cummings R Higgins W jordan N Bryant C Dennis H jordan A Trask R Boardman H Speed D Goding R Smart j Daggett Fourth row H Clough T Curtis K Libby G Blackwell R Stanhope S Holland C Hardy J Bishop P Leighton ,Notiouol Honor Sooiofy r E. , Marilyn Grant, Gareth Blackwell, Lorraine Trimm, Advisor, Mrs. Gerrish. o4.o4. Zounoil First row. R. H1gg1ns,.E. Hill, S. Hanson, D. Smart, President, Mr. Matheson, G. Rainey Second row: G. Blackwell, P. Leighton, C. Hardy, K. Libby, W. Hall, A. Higgins. Q O fs t i '7 6 Y z i 5 First row: Gloria Bragdon, Lorraine Trimm, Marilyn Grant, Jane Dority, Nathalie Strout. Second row: Merlene McKay, Roberta Simpson, Catherine Reeves, Darthea Palmer, Mar- jorie Somers, Catherine Weymouth, Miss Holbrook, Sylvia Hanson. Third row: Katherine Towne, Marlene Robinson, Jeanne Philbrick, jean Messer, Sandra Pappas, Marjorie Cummings, Kay Kennedy, Eleanor Hill. ?uture ffamcmakcrs of America The Higgins Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America started their year off with twenty-three members. The first evening meeting was the initiation of the eleven new candidates who were: Roberta Simpson, jean Philbrick, Marjorie Cummings, Marlene Robinson, Phyllis Burton, jean Messer, Catherine Weynwouth, Merlene McKay, Kay Ken- nedy, Sandra Pappas, Darthea Palmer. The Home Economics girls from East Corinth and their advisor, Mrs. Oakes, were guests at the initiation. The following were elected officers for the year: President, Marilyn Grant, Vice President, Lorraine Trimmg Secretary jane Dorityg Treasurer, Gloria Bragdong Historian, Catherine Reeves, Reporter, Nathalie Stroutg Parliamentarian, Marthanne Pospisalg Advisor, Miss Holbrook. Activities during the year included a Christmas Party held in the Girls' Dormitory. The officers attended the District C meeting held at Dexter in November. Our Chapter installed the newly- formed F. H. A. Chapter at East Corinth Academy in january. For our project this year, we made and sold Christmas corsages, collected toys to be given to children's homes, and earned money for our trip to the State Convention held in Augusta in the spring. Qntuhntuzs - 290nw2L2Wf ,CW Y f S ' 1 IIIFFI C5 'Q , dvi at Higgins , rj' SENIOR PLAY CAST Ure 61156 af the Missing Heirs CAST Mrs. Beeman Ca widow of fiftyj ,,.,,,,,,,., ,.,, , ,,,,... . Maybelle fher 16-year-old daughterj ,,,,,,..,.,...,,,,..,,,,,,,,, Perriot Preston fauthor of famous mystery novelsl .,,,, Glenn Talbot fPrestons Secretary! A. Bruiser Barnes 1Preston's bodyguardl , ,,.,,. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, . Louise Thomas fstenographer of 25 years of agej ,.,.,,. Mr. Graham fthe lawyerj ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,....... ,,..,.....,i , ,,,,,, , Wfentworth fthe butlerp ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Mrs. Kite fXYfentworth's sister, the housekeeperl Arnold fthe phantomj ,,..,,.,................,.i...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. , Shirley Amero , Sylvia Hanson Thomas Smith , Marilyn Grant . Steve Holland Eleanor Hill jake Bishop Alvin Trask Lorraine Trimm Charles jones Stage: Clayton Hardy, David Lunt, Herbert jordan. Gerard Fernald. Business Managers Marjory Somers, Robert Higgins, Rance Pooler, Gerard Fernald. Ushers: Robert Boardman, Richard Smart, and Gareth Blackwell, TWIGS Txs educatxon forms the common mmd just as the twxg IS bent the tree rs lHCllf1Cd If asked today what IS man wrthout a broad scope of learnxng you would readily answer that he rs prac trcally nothlng merely the servant to the learned fact whlch IS more truth than frctron It has been saxd we are entermg a second xndustrlal revolutlon Opportumty abounds today but wxthout qualrfncatrons one can easuly mrss rt Opportumty IS there for those who can qualify ln days of old all had a chance to rxse and learn today we are born among the learned and must tram ourselves to compete with those who have a head start As a tree breaks mto the world we also break Into rt If the tree and the man have a chance to grow and prosper they undoubtedly do well If the tree can secure the needed sunshme water and mmerals lt wrll grow strarght and strong bncrow ded by other sapltngs It flourrshes to great herghts unmarred by mgrowths The turn of each twlg reaches for Its Maker l1ke arms of prayer The chlld too starts early In lrfe to learn as chrldren always have He trusts ID the securrty of a mother s care as lt IS xnstlnctlvely right for chlldren to do Tramed and taught by therr parental examples they grow to be rndlvlduals rn God s eyes But today educatron cannot stop there We must go on to conquer new fxelds and gam greater under standmg By study rn varled flelds we reach for new ranges of learning If we glve our all to broaden the scope of our learmng we go far toward reaching mdlvldual security and high standing Each twlg of man IS bent towards lofty hexghts By overcoming saplxng men and temptations around us we can gam these herghts Truly educatxon IS everywhere for the askmg If we want to take advantage of rt bendlng each twlg of man to create a tree of precise mdrvrdualnsm Educa txon ns one of the rmportant factors that makes all common men great men jake Bishop THE CLOCK AT MIDNIGHT Trck' Tock' The clock struck twelve And everythmg was strll When all at once there came a norse Trck' Tock' Lorraxne Archer TWILIGHT At last The sky grew dark The sparklmg stars appeared From out the shadows of the sky Tw as dusk Ruth Hrggms LOST IIN THE STARS Star ktssed Your face up turned To me askmg for love Then as I krssed your lnps I felt Star kxssed jake Brshop RAIN Ram fell From the dark clouds The a1r was warm and morst Ram fell wrth a soft warmth of sound Prt pat Kay Kennedy SMOKE Oh smoke' Where do you go So aimlessly swnrlmg On your shxftless course? To Heaven Perhaps? Neal Brown ROMANCE Knrghthood Was glorrous A knrght rode out to meet Has foe a clash a moan and then Was dead' Harvey Bunker DESIRE To roam The woods agam To smell the odor of The stately pme the kmg of trees In Marne Larry Hollls WEATHER Come here O mlghty wmd You wxld frerce God You seem to threaten all of us Take us jerry Raxney LATE AGAIIN I walt As mmutes pass The clock tucks loud and clear Dusk deepens strll I srt alone He s late' Jean Messer I .II - - . . v I . . I I , 1 , ,- .- I , . , -3. . . . . I I - I I I 1 . . . . I I . I , . , I I I ' ' - . I I I ' I I . . . I - I I I I . . . . , I I I . I I I ' - I ' I . . , , . I I' ' I 7 I . . Y. Y I , - , I ' , - I A FRESI-IMAN S LAMEWT I m just a poor httle freshman trylng to get along Amld the rush and confuslon of th1s earthly throng Im rust an average student gettxng her share of C s Hopmg vuth each rank card there yslll be some B S Why couldn t I have been a genlus or even a teacher s pet? Then all the vnorry fuss and fumrng Would be somethrng I could forget But no' Sueh luck rs not for me I struggle along each day Expectlng mostly C s and D s And hopmg for an A Jean Phrlbrlek A TOXVIX IIN NORTI-IERIN MAINE Have you ever been to Jackman? A tovsn rn northern Marne For rt s here the snlvery salmon play And hunters stalk therr game Its south of the Canadlan border And rt s north of Watervrlle Yes rt s here rn the Jackman Regron That sportsmen get therr thrrlls You may be huntrng along at the break of day Hoprng for hunter s luck Wlmen out of the nearby brush There sprlngs an erght pornt buek Or you may be castrng a Mrckey Finn Under a clear blue sky XVhen all at onee a trout vsrll lump And take hold ofthe fl21Sl1lDJ., fly So nf you eyer eome to Jackman Au ay from the elty and sea Be sure to brrng your rod and gun And try to look up me XVarren Hall Dear Mom and Dad kVe1ust came baek from supper and all the glrls are vsrrtmg home so I guess Id better drop a lme to keep the postman busy and to try to descrrbe my new home One llllflf., that f1sexnates me rs the bell schedule hverythrng that vre do rs done the sound of a bell When the rrsrng bell rang thrs mornmg and I looked out across the campus my gaze took rn the boys dorm the Instrtute the boys dorm the gymnasrum the boys dorm and the church vuhere ve attend servrces each Sunday I have met all my teachers and they all seemed n1ee fTeaehers don t bother to try to make good rmpresslons do they7J Oh well maybe they ll break down and grrn just onee thrs year My roommate rs a dear' She IS just my srze so vue can vsear each other s clothes She has a wonderful sense of humor so you can see I m sure you vxon t regret sendrng me here for the next three years Most of our time ns spent studymg so mv seholastre ratzng mll probably go up a good deal After school vue may partrcrpate rn sports or other school actrvntres I m gorng to go out for basketball softball and band By the may the band yust got new unrforms They are very nlce blaek trrmmed xx 1th orange Must close novs and go to the eyenlng study hall Please urrte Lots of love Freshman P S I need a lrttle money Foe dollars ur elo the trlek' CThe above IS adapted from freshman letters hy Ahce Hrggms J ' A . , . . 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Y ' Y D 2 ' A rr y HOW TO WRITE A THEME How does one go about wrrtrng a theme' Thrs rs a questron whrch troubles nearly every student durrng the ce urse of hrs hrgh school educatron Frrst the wrrter gathers paper reference materral pen eraser a large snack and plenty of prllows He then retreats to the shade of the back yard places hrs materral on a law ncharr and proceeds to arrange the prllows comfortable rn the hammoek O dear' He forgot the lemonade He rushes to the krtchen serzes the lemonade and hur rres back to the yard lest some telephone call or the lrke should detarn hrm from wrrtrng thrs all rmportant paper ust as he rs about to begrn w rrtrng a brcycle scr ams to a halt and a lrvely comer satron about the comrng baseball game ensue between the author to be and hrs best pal After thrs conversatron ends hrs pal leaves and the would be author once more settles rn the hammock eats hrs snack and promptly falls asleep to dream of better thrngs Let those who have no other thrngs to do tal e the trouble to wrrte a theme RI TH HICC Ikb OLD FAITHFL I. Ancrent Relrable Alw avs rn the runnrng What rs thrs old black artrcle' My Ford BILLY CROCKER DOL B T I doubt If these crnquarns Wrll prove mueh use to me But I must learn to wrrte them w ell Or flunk' I-IARRX I'IAXVKINb PRIVATE li E It s there Cruardrng the room Wrth stern eyes rt w atches The actrons ol students w orkrng The Elk' CLAYTON HARDY HEART AND MIND The mrnd rs cautrous eager to reeover From the touch of a hand or the krss ot a lover XVakrng rn the mornrng and recallrng the nrght The mrnd close guarded succumbs to frrght Is qurte rnclrned to forget to remember Is frrm rn callrng December December But the heart the heart' 'No use to try To restrarn the heart wrth a w arnrng cry Wakrng rn the mornrng, the heart holds trght Its memory of love rn the star sw ept nrght And no matter how bleak the December day The heart wrth rapture proclarms Trs May rarer BISHOP THE LAXY SCHOOL BOY I hate to see an rdle dunee Who doesn t get up trll erght A half an hour late I hate to see a scholar gape And yawn upon hrs seat Or lay hrs head upon hrs desk As rf almost asleep DICK SMART AL Tl MN I see A drred up leaf A lrteless barren tree All beauty gone no srgn of warmth Its Fall SH LVIA HANSON THE CLOCK AT MIDNIGHT Trek' Toek' The eloek struck twelve And everythrng w as strll Wlren all at once there eame a norse Trek' Tock' LORRAINE ARC HER THE EGOTIST Watclr hrm That elow n out there Who lrkes to roll hrs eyes Because the chrldren laugh so hard Show off' DONNA HARRIS AY Av . . , , Q . . . y Y Ag . 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' ' . ,' ,Y , i ' What off was draught but nc cr sv Well cypra d Shnrlev Amcro Regmald Audet jake Bnshop Gareth Blackwell Richard Blanchard Robert Boardman C lorra Bragdon Harold Clough Thomas Curtis john Davis jane Dorrty Gerard Fernald Marilyn L ant Sylvra Hanson Clayton Hardy Donald Hashcy Harry Haw kms Eleanor Hrll Stephen Holland Charles jones Herbert jordan Robert LaGrange Thomas Largay Davrd Lunt How ard Scavey Rrchard Smart Thomas Smrth Howard Speed Dana Thurlow Alvm Trask Lorraine Trlmm Robert Wood Mrchael York I'o AGREE or not to AGREE that rs the questron VOULOIR C EST POUVOIR Trs educatxon forms the common mmd just as the twrg IS bent the trees rnchned Wrth mallce tow ard none wxth charity for all Let me endeavor wrth a tale to chase The gatherxng shadow of tnme and place A smnle for every fellow and two for every glrl All Grggle Blush half Pertness half Pout Im tired of love Im strll more trred of rhyme But money grves me pleasure all the time He was modest and helped whomever he was able Out of breath to no purpose And very busy about nothrng People who make no noise are dangerous I must go down to the seas agam for the call of the runnrng trde I a wxld call and a clear call that may not be demed A manly form at her slde she saw And joy was duty and love was law Who rs SIIVIH7 What rs she lhat all our sw arns commend her What know I of love song or of love Cheerful and courteous full of manly grace Hrs hearts frank welcome wrthln hrs face Good bye to pam and care' I take mme ease today I am trred of tears and laughter And men that laugh and weep The trouble Ill have and the trouble THEY LL have to belreve It Oh sleep' It 15 a gentle tlllflg Beloved from pole to pole There lrves more farth rn honest doubt Beheve me than rn half the creeds He was sm foot a man A 1 Clear grit an human natur Tre fnrst erghty years of a man s hfe are sure to be the happlcst Can rt be that never more men wlll grow on xslandsy Thnnk of the other fellow It s the sportrng thrng to do None of your pale faced grrls for me' lNone of your damsels of hugh degree' As an actor confessed wrthout rrval to shmc As a wrt rf not frrst rn the very first lme The schoolboy wrth hrs satchel and smlhng morning face creeping llke snarl unwrllrnglw to school Not that I love work less but I love fun more Why should the devrl have all the good t1mes7 When one IS truly rn love one not only says nt wut shows rt I wrll be wnse And lust and free and mnld If rn me hes such power H15 halr curled as rf taken from a press A V., . - VV i . , . - -V V VV . .,, . . . 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