Hodgdon High School - Aurora Yearbook (Hodgdon, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1947 volume:

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'X XX 'ij MR KENNBTH SHARP A B Ed Principal R1cker Central Institute and Ricker Junior College University of Maine Summer S6SS1OHS, Aroostook and N8Sh1HgtOH State Nor mal Scnools Linneus, 1937 1940 Houlton High School 1942 1946 Hodgdon High School 1946 1947 Teaches Algebra I Algebra II Problems of Democracy, Gen eral Sc1ence, and Physics ACt1V1t16B Boys and Girls Basketball Coach, Freshmen Class Advisor, Speaking MR CHARLES DBLANO B S Agri Ed Agricultural Instructor Eastern Maine Conference Seminary Unlversity of Maine Summer Sessions, Univers1ty of Ma1ne Harvard Un1vers4ty,Vaval Train :ng Oakfleld High School 1937 1943 Hodgdon H1gh 1946 1947 Teaches Agriculture I, II III IV vxsor, Future Farmer Advisor, Speaking MRS MONICA HANNAN English Instructor Thornton Academy Farmlngton Vormal School, LXt6DS1OH Courses, Colby Watervllle High School 1924 1929 Houlton Hlgh School, 1944 1946 Hodgdon High School, 1946 1947 Teaches Engllsh I II III, IV, Amerncan History, and CIVSBS ACt1V1tl88 Junlor Class Advisor, Senlor Play Coach, Speaking MISS PORNA JELIISON Commerc1al Instructor Ellerbe Academy, North Carollna Bangor VBIDS School of Com merce Summer Sesslon, Nalne School of Commerce Hodgdon High School 1946 1947 Teaches Shorthand I and II Typing I and II, Bookkeeplng I and II Comm Law ECO!Om1C Geograpky, ard Business Training Activit1es School Paper Yearbook, Speaking, Cheerleader Coach, Sophomore Class Advisor, Dar mng Club 0 X ,I ' O l O ' : X ' 1 w I ' 5 , 9 ' P J D ' 1 3 Q - ' O O I Q . 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History None Women Reform Knowles Work hd6C1d6d Lion Tamer Settle down Rich Farmer Blues Slnger Ret1re Travel Lady Senator Wou1dn't say Referee Prize Flghts Short Men Love Wolves Blonde College Boys Everyone but Johnny Civilians Nothing Noise Books Professor of Dungarees Psychology Age Just Right 65 Infant Teen Age Varies Adult 6 mos Old Enough Young Over 16 20 30 Beyond COu1dn't Say See' Thani Ladynke Tall Dungarees Friendly Hubba Hxbba' Quzet Costello Sophmst lcated Cute Kid Changeable Eff1cient Dignlfied Full f Fun Romeo gkggggkss s geek Nld, EV 6 Xi xvxyssff 'A In S Q 5 il xx 1 ' gm? ri 'X 1 , , '- x sh A hi . - ' - s' i W 5' x f ' Q sq' V A . 21 , . - N5 its N ei . . J s si but 3 .X - - . F. SQ Y 1' .1 o X f XX. . Ue S, V 'o' ' gifs e ' ar 4 e 513 Qi 9 , .N E , 'fi I Ni:'g'sN yy . wx .- -XwN'?.l ERf:l5' x l'LL N W wr L . 'ql '- . . Ls: . -1 '5- Q .A K 1 X Zi, ' 3,-t 5 N 'S-,N Q 8 S . ls ' E ff 1 e Lf 5'i 'Ke - S. V , - '-'f Ai 6 6 5. . C .h N A- I X I, ,-A i, is .. Q96 X G . .3 as we , , fr J Ns 'X is 15 f' 'pill-:E 2 M 477' , .a ' ...-. -q: ',-.-- - , , , X f - r - - ---- xx 1 ,ma . N V 1' v--- --.a f1.,,.., 1, e '- A 9 N H . 'xx , f ' N 'Q' ILTLEETR jg'-lf: I j :L ff 4' K' ll ff f 'Q - 65- i4fff,11! Q 3 sense 5333 J' 14,1 v g ,af X f - . . 2 11 : TIM- - -.---. 1, ,-' ,' 5 '- x g I 4 2 I Q XX 1 is -M ,. - -0, g .3---A-Q1 4 S --- SENICRS Members of the Senior Class as shown in the picture are as follows: CLeft to rightj In the front row: Betty Mason, Elaine Estabrook, Jane Field, Mr. Delano, Class Advisor, Clayton Wiggin, Mrs. Hannan, Senior Play Coach, Barbara Bickford, and Ruth Neal. In the back row: Ramona Tidd, Lethal 381265, Jean Harrington, Kenneth Knowles, Carl Benn, Dora Nightingale, Nola Stilwell, and Melvena Vail. CLASS OFFICERS President .... Clayton Wiggin Vice-President . . . Jane Field Secretary .... . .Betty Mason Treasurer. . . Barbara Bickford Like all Senior Classes, we have been busy this year. Our big problem last fall was to raise enough money this year for our graduation Our first effort toeani money was by raffling off a turkey at the first school dance in November After several class meetings during December, we sel ected our commencement invitations, and made arrangements with Jackson White Studio in Portland to have our gradua tion pictures taken in February Rehearsals for the Sauer play NStr1ke Three also started the first of December A dance sponsored by us on January 28, added quite a large sum to our class treasury After a great deal of time and effort on the part ofthe play cast and hrs Hannan we successfully presented our play We greatly appreciated the willing assistance f Mr Harnan During February, we all worked hard collecting adver tislng for our vearbook The business managers, Ruth Neal Elaine hstabrook and Clayton Wiggin took charge of the advertising most effmciently Ne would like to thank the members of the Alumni and all the others who so will Jngly gave us their ads All through March, the entire class with Miss Jelhsaub help, was busy preparing the SALUTE for the printers Our most important Senior activities are yet to ccme namely, Senior Prom, and most important, Graduation! 1- 91 'Y G' Q 0,14 y- 3. . . . - I I . - . . . - - . . . 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Helen Benn Treasurer .... Margaret Murphy Class Advisor .... Mrs. Hannan The Juniors have been actlve thls year We raffled off a radio at the first school dance of the year wnlch added nearly 850 to our class treasury A dance, sponsored by our class the fourteenth of January attracted a large crowd and proved to be a great success Ne reallzed a profit of S50 from the dance A successful attempt t ralse money for the Junior Qenior Banquet was accomphehed by sell1ng Hodgdon Hlgh School nTn sh1rts The members of the Junior Class are active in school activities Lelgh NCQUBFPIS and Henry Wh1ted were both vars1ty basketball players, whlle Roger Qulnt and Carl Duff played as substltutes Helen Benn has been captalnof the Ch66P168d1DP squad for two years Catherlne Carr and helen Benn partlcipated 1n the Speak1ng Contest Roger Qumnt was chosen by the seniors to be their class marshd The Jmlor g1l'1S cooperated the n1ght of the Senlor Play by ushuring The boys also did their part Henry Whlted acted as Dourd Manager, and Roy Crane and Leonard LIPCOID were in cnarge of the sale of tickets we were in charge of the JUHIOF Senlor Banquet wh1ch took place Aprll 24 Helen Benn was toastmlstress The Jun1or Class has had a very successful year and are looking forward to becomlng Serlors now sf-'I 'W G' 1' .st 1 .lx L2 4 I A If . . 1 4 . o I 'it . -U . Q l V , . - f, . . -ix 2 . . . I5 , ' .2 . 7 ' I D tl , e Q . Y Y . I! I . If I . . Q I O Ag I e . l 2 g , . sux.. , 3 A E X . Q O ' K ,T ,A Y - U . C . 4 lf: 5 's 4. sz' , 3 3 E . ' 222, ' . N1 2 FRESHMAN CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS , 1. 2: - '-N l-- ' ' 7 h, 4 f' .n X D F I. 2:1 Qi 1.11: 5: ' tx . I I f Y fi ' ' L- -- fe, If 40 F tfeiiaifz ff fic? , ,o, ks , ,Xsgf1w.f4:W ,'i ff4 X- LA -. V ' gn, az-if ..iL7:g' --' 'IX X X Il W SOPHOMORES Members of the Sophomore Class as shown in the class picture are as follows, left to right: CFront rowl Elaine Simpan, Lloyd Irvine, Joarne Rafuse, Constance Whited, William Young, and Bernadette Toner. CBack Rowl Priscilla Field, Ruth Hanson, Dale Blackie, Rowena Taylor, Norval Toner, Donna Duff, and Gail Daggett. CLASS OFFICERS President. .... Lloyd Irvine Vice-President . .William Young Secretary ..... Joanne Rafuse Treasurer. . . Constance Whited Class Advisor Miss Jellison Our class has earned funds this year by raffling off pressure cooker at the school dance and by selling candy between the acts at tne Senior Play We chose our class rings last fall and received them in April Several members of our class are active in basketball They include Jack Toner, Bunny Toner, Fat Field Rowena Taylor and Donald Oliver who are all first team players Elaine Simpson, Cornie lhited, and Donna Duff are substit ute players Joanne Rafuse was cheerleader this year During the Curtis Campaign, the Sophomores voted tobuy nThe Scientific American' for the school library Ne also voted to give 810 towards the movie projector Pat Field and Joanne Rafuse from our class were chosen take part in the speaking exhibition Nhen the yearbook goes to press, we are planning a May Day dance to be held 1ay 2, when a queen from the schoolumll be chosen and crowned the night of the dance The Sophomore girls cooperated at the time of the Junior Senior Banquet by waiting on the tables S27 I xx 92 4 I 1 'R an . . a M - . 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' -5553. if xp, 7 J Y? 1 f 5-2:12555 ff- f Q L-I..- ,fff 01 x,.A ' . refs gypzn 'fee 'Q I ,tt I Y A ' 24 ,51 -' N '-: 1-H - .. . g, if 1 FRESHMEN y 1 of the are as Members picture Freshmen class as shown in the class follows: CFront rowl Lois Harrington, Virginia Howard, Audrey Duff, Paul Monroe, Rowena Higgins, and Janet Irvine. Clliddle rowl William Cogswell, Joanne Barton, Lthel Gerow, Leta Williams, Louise Schools, Gloria Crane, and Daniel Griffin. fBack Rowj Llewellyn Estabrook, Kenneth Neal, Dana Dickison, Roger Scott, Carroll Hand, John Whited, and Forrest Adair. Gertrude Mason, CLASS OFFICERS President ..... Rowena Higgins Vice President Gertrude Mason Secretary Audrey Duff Treasurer Paul Vorroe Class Advisor Nr Sharp Freshman Day was a big event for us We came to school dressed as the Soohomores directed, and obeyed them all da In the afternoon, an assembly was held, and each member of the Freshmen Class had to perform for the whole school we were good sports, and everyone seemed to enioy themselve the Sophomores most of all' Our class has earned money this year by selling Hodvdon High pencils de also sold sandwiches and coke at the school darce Lois Harrington and Audrey Duff were high salesmen dur 1ng the Curtis Campaign, and earned prizes Carroll Hand was a first team basketball player, and John Vhited, Llewellyn Wstabrook, Gertrude Nason, and Rowena Higgins were subst1tute players Joanne Barton and Gloria Crane were members of the cheerleading squad We donated C10 to the purchase of the movie pro3ector Joarne Barton and Paul Ronroe were chosen from our class to learn to operate the projector Participants in the speaking exh1b1t1on from our class were hthel Gerow, Joanne Barton and Bunny Mason :ss-77 ig, 3, -ig, Is- 4,1 l tr, 4 I 1 A I 41 S' L va on 0 59 , Q, t A r ' Q f x . 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I- ,' I Kilu Q gif ,L 1,1 ff J Mrs Hannan and Mr Sharp roll in the school yard They tear upsta1rs to see if anyone got ahead f them Mrs Delano, Nr Delano, and Miss Jelllson laborup tne stairs,not very wide awake The boys are gathered in the hall talking over the n1ght before In comes Triss, just saved by the bell Carl Benn arrives in his speedy Studebaker Pat Field and Donald Oliver saunter in just happy as if they weren't ten minutes late Bell rings for second period Connie rusnes out of the Engllsh Room to take a qU1Ck look at Carroll before he goes to Bus1ness Tra1ning Class Miss Jelllson tells Llewellyn Estabrook to sit up stra1ght in h1S seat, for the tenth t1me that per 10d Bell rings for recess Bunny won't lend Betty nlckel for a candy bar and a minor exploslon ocmxs Barbara and Kenneth are 1n deep conversatlon Economic Geography Class MISS Jellison sends about ten people w1th forged library permits down front Pat Fleld takes a front seat Mr Merritt goes by w1th his broom Carl Benn asks h1m 1f he has anything to eat Dlnner bell Sxxty hungry kids dash down the sta1rs Noon hour act1v1ty starts in the gym Vr Delano and Mr Sharp arrive and admire the dancers Janie, Betty, and Nelvena d1SCUBS the male S1tDEmOH The dancers are 1D full swing There is a Knowles vs The Girls fight for a waltz record The Charge of the Light Brigade head for the stairs Everyone is ID h1s homeroom but four Sophomore g1rls Nho have to come their hair first Billy Young Pokes h1s head in the door and asks if he 18 late, knowing very well he is There's a grand rush to the Main Room for General Sc1ence Class Roger hugs s1x g1r1s in the corridor before he gets to the Va1n Room Mr Royal goes by the Commerc1al Room and Helen Hnn waves to him Mrs Hannan welcomes her Am History Class w1th open arms Xxxl swsvv s N qwwmswm 'lik 'lg ' ww Ad f sg Emyig ,.., S ' X iiif 11 NN I I V. . - , T 5 V 1 QA xi Ls' ' ,sv :gk e . . e e - gg. .' 0 ---- ' 0 tri 3 . 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Miss Jellison eats an apple, orange and candybar then goes in the Englmsh Room to see if Mm IHmumn has anythlng to eat Those intellectual geniuses the Sophomores, meet in the COMm6FC181 Room for Bookkeeping I Plass Mrs Hannan has a heart attack trying to explain lacbeth to the Juniors There's a slight disturbance 1n the Naln Romnnmen Carroll knocks Forrest over the head with a book Kenneth Neal has a mild case of hfsterics, laugh 1ng over the cartoons in the Post Bell rings for ACt1V1ty Period Forty people ask Miss Jellison if there's going to be a Dancing Class, the other twenty five want a class meeting Nr Delano asks Ken Knowles 1f he fell on hi s head when he was a baby Helen and Margaret corner Dana in the hall ander- cla1m over his dimples Mr Sharp has lost Dale Black1e and l around 422 hunt1ng for him Elaine Simpson tells Lloyd lrvxre he's cute Leonard laughs for ten minutes at one of CarlDuET bright remarks o Bell rings F2 Everyone is n his homeroom, ready to be excused Everyone is downstairs but the Sophomores Gerald Mac turns his truck over four times et t1ng out of the school yard i F' x L Q25 s A-9 O e Ni 1. ,spffg s i gg gr . .9 'f X A The Blue Goose arrives and everyone piles in Everything is peaceful unt1l eight tomorrow morn UF N WNW NSN K tk X Syria Avi' WN Xe 1 55 . 5 5,56 ? . ti' Q 'Q gb 1-56 1 , , E gi, 1? . fa b s 1 ' - 'Y 'Xi - . rf ' ' I 2:00 , . . 1 wg . 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It really would- n't cost much and wouldn't be much care,n mused Jenny Hopkins, as she read the 'Saturday Evening Postn, while she rested in her favorite rocker. nJenny Hopkins, will you stop talking riddles and tell me what you mean? what wouldn't cost much or be much care?n demanded Hope, the elder of the Hopkins spinsters. The Hopkins ngirlsn as they were called by the people of the small town of Silver River, lived on Pleasant Street in an old house. Jenny was noted for the ideas which iron-willed Hope usually surpressed before they were carried out. Now Jenny evidently had another brigt thought nwhy a baby boy Hope, she replied look ngas though her sister should have knowr what it was all a out N 're going to adopt him Mercy on us' cried Hope, F81S1nE her hands 1n des pair 'What next? Tnis spring lt was twenty f1V6 stray cats you housed this sumner lt was tramps, now of all things a baby' A baby she sniffed as she startedto ward the door 'how old is the child W 'Why it says right here, murmured Jenny, nOh wait, I ll read lt ' Squinting her eyes, she read, 'Baby boy for adoption Comes of good parentage Age three years For partlc Jlars write to NISS Qally Dunn 1D care of the Nelfare Orohanage 'An orphanage isn't a place to bring up a ch1ld, es pecially one who in only three years old,n said Hope nYou're rlght, Jerny, we should adopt 1m In fact, we N111'n nI'll go for the writing paper offered Jenny nwrlte nothing, we' go o in the norning and bring him back at night ' X -, l Aff Q as-5 J4- 4- 4: Q X 1 'gpg ,X ya 4 I A I4 I o W Q I 1 9 A . . I - , I A ' A b 0 nl' e I on H n N 0 0 U Q I 1 'X' ' . . , . . . . . - . X 3 . ' . . N r .4 , 0 s 3 ' O , ' 9 , . I' . ... . J,-xx 2 I ' U ' I xi T r I l ' . ,' . . 5 o v Q . . ' . ' - o .. ' K - M In o I X vu 2 . 1 ' . 0 Q I . 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We're going to take that child snapped Hope. you, I haven't put an advertisement in returned the matron Viss Sally Dunn? asked the spinster 'Sally Dunn? Nhy she was matron here twenty five years ago She's been dead for three years I'm Mrs Murray Let me see that magazine, I think I krow whats wrong Yes, that's it exactly You have a magazine dated 1922 I'm afraid we don't have that boy but do have others 'No I guess we're really too old to have a small child, anyway said hope Looking ten years older, they turned and went down the steps which they had mounted so happily a short while before ult seems that your first good idea came Just twen y five years too late, murmured Hope, while Jenny slowly nodded Gail Daggett '49 FIFTLEN YEARS OLD At the age of fifteen, a girl has many trials and tribulations Older people say that fifteen 18 one of the years a girl engoys most Older people have for gotten a great deal Let a girl put on a littleteeny bit of lipstick and her father says, You look like a r painted barn Go wash your face i- .'.l '-gj:FbJ .s ,i S X4 1 f . 4' 2? C 1 .N L e 4 I A C I1 Cf' -' I ' N S1 -f OL1 . . . 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If a girl decided that dates aren't worth the ordeal and re- mains at home, Mother is very solicitous because she is afraid that the idol of her eye is going to be unpop- ular. Father takes refuge in his newspaper, muttering, 'What's wrong with the boys of today? In my day, we knew how to choose the right kind of girlsln Connie Whited '56 SPRING Sprlngtime 1S the happiest time of the year The cal endar says that spring starts on March 21 but for the people in northern Maine, spring begins at a much later date Usually by the middle of April the snow has dis appeared and signs of spring can be observed The sun gets stronger and the day grow longer This makes a joyful change from the cold, dark short days of winter The grass gets green, and buds, that will unfold into large green leaves later in the spring, appear on the trees The apple trees, filling the air with the per fume of spring start to blossom Springtime is a very happy season for children, then school closes and they are free Most schools and col leges hold graduation exercises during this season For the farmers, spring is the busiest season of the year They labor from sunrise until long past sunset They prepare the ground, and then plant the seeds for the fall harvest The rejoice in the sunshine and the budding trees the grass, and the warm rains They find everywhere the promise of a rich harvest in the fall Paul Monroe '51 itttiitllt The shortest and surest way to l1ve with honor in the world 15 to be in reality what we appear to be Socrates 1'.l. 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' - .., , , X in-H, 5 IRQ- - ,?T:a'i C 3 .1 HHS MUSICAL REVUE Either It's Love or It Isn't. .... . . . .Letha and Henry Laughing on the Outside, Crying on the Inside . . . . .Janie Here Comes Heaven Again . Open the Door, Richard. . . . . . . .Summer Vacation . . . . . . . . .Pat Field You'll Always Be the One I Love . . . . . . . . .Melvena You Broke the Only Heart that Ever Loved You. . . . . .Betty It's All Over Now . . .. I'd Be Lost Without You C O O C O I O O I I Barb and Ken I'm Getting Nowhere with You Miss J to Geog Class For You, For Me, Forevermore . Dora Why Does it Get So Late So Early Connie and Carroll Let's Get Together Mr Sharp and Problems Class Guilty Carl Duff It's a Great Day Saturdays Sooner or Later Carl Benn Alarm Clock for E Hodgdon Girlfriend for B Cogswell Dr1ver's license for Nola Date book for J Refuse Dungarees for Senior girls Librarian who will dust 111444414 A steady for Dora Secretary for Mr Sharp Diplomas for the Seniors Less homework Typewriter for Carl Benn Walkie Talkie for R Crane liiiiiili DGDOW HIGH FAMILY HODGDON HIGH B 29 Papa Mr Delano Mama Mrs Hannan Children Cook Miss Jellison Doctor Mr Sharp Neighbors Juniors Uncles Senior Boys Aunts Senior Girls Freshmen Cousins Sophomores Grandpa Carl Benn Grandma Alene Higgins Milkman Jack Toner Vaid Elaine Simpson .-N. Pilot Mr Sharp Propeller Navigator Envineer Motor Clayton higgin Gasoline Lights Dora and Joe Bheels Henry and Roy Miss Jellison Mrs Hannan Mr Delano Melvena Vail Radio Rowena Taylor Parachute Janet Irvine Windshield s Estabrook Tail Light Bunny Mason Transmission Mr Roya ts .vi fs VI ,zh y i . W W .lx ,yi 4 I f f I , .. ........... Ln . ..... 3 .....:3::::::.:......:: A Ks WANTED -'cg . . - jf . . 'K elrs . U . - . :ig is R -. 1 A R HO I ' - Af' g ' ...... . 'fl' - ::.. 2 1 'I12221' ifff: A e I Handyman: I I .Mr. Merritt gings Z :Virginia and Faye 3 '. .. .' .... ,lv . . . . . I . . O. ,Q .1..IIl'- - '::.. 1 1' Y ' ' f iff ' - ' . ' ' 2 Free F?-de. Guess -0 Dorm' S KYQANS 11, Y J 4 Iwo L 28 H uTh T its av Q B-3 :Th PIN Ja? 6 W if 1 in 'l Tvruon Wolvdi ra-r a '4 Tgduz jfix 6 A 'x A 'V 6 X ' X i V , ,3- J -YQ Y I' x 1 X X X Rr! XX fx 'XXI X! ll 4 XX .f If Xx I BASKETBALL TEAMS THE BOYS ff I ,Q f 21' ' X :Ll 4? 4' vi ' ir-NN! ' 1 3 E 5- 5' Q'-E: 'r : -P ' I K 7 ffiif : - 55ijIXl la! T' S 22352 1:13 M fffX,A f f - se ,f ,n 1 . X , . I I 1 fi:-Ugg :jill ! A N. 1 fr 1 X f' ggi Q ' I , V hu, -. . --- g - - THE BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM We started a very successful season, but injuries dur- ing the last part of the year cut our record down. Carl Benn was chosen honorary captain for the team. He used his heighth to great advantage on both offense and defense. He became more aggressive as the season pnr gressed, making most of his points on lay-up shots. Leigh NcQuarrie, probably the best shot in the League, was high scorer for the team. Because of his ability, the opposing teams always threw their best defensive man against him, which of course, handicapped him. Henry Whited, our rugged good-natured guard, was auaof the best rebounders in the League. Henry never lost his temper during the season and was very coachable. Donald Oliver, tall Sophomore guard, was later conver ted to center He was a hard fighting player both on off ense and defense His teamwork was excellent Jack Toner, a Sophomore, gave his test in all games Two more years of experience will do a great deal forlnm Carroll Hand is a Freshman and never touched a basket ball before this season Developing very fast, he became aggressive and cool headed, showing a great future ahead Kenreth Knowles, Manager, could always be dependedupmi to do all the odd Jobs that must be done for the team Our team was under the capable coaching of Principal Kenneth Sharp, who has done an excellent Job producing a team that tied for secord in the Katahdin Valley Leagn we were chosen to play off with Ledway for a place in the Eastern Maine Tourrament The game was canceled, however, because of four ingured players point in a play off game with Cakfield for the Presque Isle Tournament lost by one All in all we feel as though we have had a very succ essful season, and wish to thank our coach, cheerleaders, manager, student body, and the townspeople for theirloyd support llllr K ,tt es 0 46-fa, -ff, w 92 I r 4 V bi it 1. e . ' -- ' 1' J - O I 3 - . ' :ix 9 . g Q O . A li ' ' . we A' O I . - 1 ' O ,N ' I U :fi ' Q E 0 . Q , -- -' ,, 1 1 . . . I ,j ' -1- 'E Q Q - 'llsf' O 52 :pig Nxegigig . e . ifag' . 0 ffff' - U' x :2:...1f-- f gZ 2 il , , ,fc ' f vf , as rx . A ' 'f s ' ?ffs2 3 U It 3 'Q 1 fl , iefis iii: H A X,'. ' ! Q 4 X ' 1 J -igew ' ' - 1-1 -,M W Y mm-J g -1-sam: n K- --- THE GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM The team has completed a very successful season, win- ning fourteen games, losing six, and tying one. The only teams to hold double wins over Hodgdon were Danforth and Merrill. Our girls were the only team to win a victory over Limestone. We placed second in the Katahdin Valley League. The cooperation of team work in the squad was superb. The girls scored 547 points during the season, while their opponents scored 416. This showed the gmuds did a fine job holding down their opponents. Captain Ruth Neal was elected captain at the end of the year. She was at a disadvantage because of her heighth, but this did not hinder her from being an excellent pasan. Her cooperation with the rest of the team was excellent. She scored 103 points. Barbara Bickford, like the rest of the guards, was put at a disadvantage by her heighth Her interest in the success of the team, rather than her own success, made her an invaluable player Elaine Estabrook used her heighth to great advantage, scoring 207 points, mostly on rebounds She could play both guard and forward positions with equal skill Rowena Taylor, Sophomore, has been playing varsity ball all year She was an excellent 'one hand shotn and set up many plays from the center Her foul shooting proved valuable in many games She scored a total of 192 points, Bunny Toner is the shortest girl on the team but one of the best rebounders because of her ability to time the re She was one of the fastest of the guards, and her teamwork was outstanding bounds Pat Field, probably the most aggressive player on the team is also a Sophomore She wasn't afraid of broken bones or floor burns Her passing was unusually good Rowena Higgins, a Freshman, was a varsity substitute She played some time in practically every game She was an excellent shot with plenty of pep and should prove to be a reliable player during the next three years 91 'L' S' 1 V3 -f'g 'sm il 1 1 'lx 92 4 I 1 '71 as s 'V .Q Q ' - If . ' ix: O ,V - N , - yy . . S bt ' 0 . Ay! . - - , . ' 1 . . , 3 . I if i n e . Q . . ef ' 5 hx. I' : 72 N ' if V:- :1.L7'-- fgtui, 41 ,f- 4- . .rr ' Q .lT.fI',i- fggig n '. 5 ,J x I fi! -7 Dx-JXL A f . G f ' ' I' l My . 4 X f' 7 '.' Qi 11. 55 -' f 1-4. -... ' 'ffl-ak-1 ,,. 'A 3333 1 L, J Donna Duff and Connie Whited are two more Sophomores who have made real progress during the year and show prom- ise of being valuable players in the years to come. The following girls have been practicing regularly, showing continual improvement and may look forward to a varsity berth: Lois Harrington, Audrey Duff, Ruth Hanson, Bunny Mason, and Patty Taylor. Credit for much of the girl's success this year goes to their coach, Principal Kenneth Sharp, who gave them sornuch of his time and effort. 14114414 Girls Games Boys Games 1 They Us Danfortn Alumni Snerman Bridgewater Oakfield Danforth Patten Island Falls Limestone Merrill Noodstock Oakfield hoodstock Verrill Bridgewater Patten Ricker Island Falls Limestone Sherman Nytopit lock QForfe 1tQ 2 Total 477 546 if sr 4 l- Danforth Ricker Qherman Wridgewater Oakfield Patten Tytopitlock Island Falls Limestone Merrill Woodstock Oakfield Verrill Bridgewater Woodstock Patten Ricker Island falls Limestone ioulton J V Snerman Danforth Total K Q 1 S , ff, 5 S They 6 Us 6 7 I f K L A 'X ' 29 23 . 9 30 el 13 12 39 23 -- I' ' 17 23 2 16 41 ' 15 43 , ' 16 46 24 25 ' 35 24 I 26 21 32 11 X 17 13 1. 33 55 V 13 35 19 28 .I '. 27 30 18 16 , ' 25 23 ' ll 14 25 19 55 29 A 9. ' 12 19 ' 21 22 19 30 1 18 31 1 D 25 21 ' 30 45 K ' o 38 24 25 V 18 20 44 21 b. ' 19 30 ' 31 14 17 34 2 24 55 '. ' 30 30 1 41 ll 18 20 1 . . 28 23 ' 0 ' 27 24 I Wytopitlock 25 37 Wytopitlock 19 37 . 34 -3-2 '-' -' -53' 6 lg Y F F K U I . if ' N O ' o 0 an EX ' ' 9 2 N , , , ' 4 4 Y -F' is 9 ss . ' st ' , . Q00 L':.,j' Q I 4 -if CHEER LEADERS vp: K6 al me 11 ear Qaw sux 1 t e 9 r s 1Je a inet v our creers THe naar creerx p scuad cor l8f8d f Felen De l8f+B1P, Jane F184 Joanne Refuse, ard Pefty Vasor. Our sulst1tJTcs were UIOF18 Crarg err Journe 'ar+on wvo wa fne ref lar sound next ear me wvre CqhP15d My U Q17 'on evfr ew cxnerc were wvrne As year w A rrrx 6 + ake qu1te nxt w h t fecfatorf espec aW the C 'or , wrxng 'ev cit' FOUt1US The cneerleaders too: rnarre F' rf f H +1cLPt we Chai Jur volume. he would M819 1'xed a ' P rnrc Cf r f Ar ear gnc on a Grp + e bv f s W1 rcvnv .ron Huy? Veer. va Qnn Jr +957 f 1 1 1 ar ronn txa' J H S. G' xp PY t . 5 -ry Las' tb 1 ga. tY's y - ' 1't 1 5 1 in b - rd wnife ' rin, . A . . . H. .. 'r A Us' , o ., M rr, I .. 'L ' 'd, , .. , . . ., , 1 . r f.1,' -. A ' nv rfl Q V M H '11 Ve on ,' u A' . 3' . ' 1 , L L iss J.'-i. . S q al n ' 5, - ' 'bd Cut tJ: ' hier A J'e. vo vw ' a I' it he sr , , -, i -ly ., Ndauh ,W int ' .. 1 ' ' . l . ' ,L tua sh7f -F ,' T. 5 at i' S N dance and earned ervugh money to gurchnse werayhnnes which addcd to P ' ' X H ' I' litrl, M, V J5fQ.8ti'P frvu the CK .iig ., ti . t s,m- of .no rem s ',d are hvrinf thi 1I bn ivy - Q fu , ' 3 ,. .5 thrfufn rome tHTi,1'Hf fbffg Nd I r, P , our l'T I .':' if 1.5 . 'efefif it thi o J e' nz rf May? gl 7 1. X X T mm' Ffwui . B ff .gf 14 x f 5 N I N'-4375? :f .':b--Z I ,. X X , A H If JJ Q , 331.12 Z J 4' E g X I . Q' N. l ,X 3 23.::A?E,-I. . T11-1: II if X f f ' g ' -. - A, , .ff--1-55 ?-5-fl I L --- DANCING CLUB Last fall officers for the Dancing Club were elected as follows: President, Helen Benn, Vice-President, Roger Quintg Secretary, Jane Field, Treasurer, Jack Toner. It was decided at the first meeting that each member was to pay twenty-five cents for dues. With this money,nmwrecord albums were purchased. Among them, were albums by Glenn Miller, Wayne King, and Tommy Dorsey. During the winter months we were unable to hold many danc- ing classes because of basketball practice, but this spring they are in full swing again. Under the direction of Miss Jellison, everyone has learned the waltz step. Now the begin- ners are acquiring rhythm and smoothness in waltzing, while the more experienced dancers are fox-trotting. We have quite a few jitterbugs in our midst, too We all enjoy dancing classes and have gained confidence going on the floor at the school dances we still wish Miss Jellison would let us have a square darce occasionally though' SPEAFING EXHIBITION Our speaking exhibition was held on April 22 in the audit orlum An entertaining program was presented as follows The Little Tin Soldier , Betty Mason The Tooth,the :Vho e Tooth, and Nothing but the Tooth, Joanne Rafuse September vlorn , Pat Field The Garden Across the Street , Helen Be Solo by Rowena Higgins 'The End of a Perfect Weekend , Gert rude Mason Will1e's Dress Suit , Ethel Gerow The Least of These , Jo Ann Barton nlncorrigible Catherine Carr The speaxers were coached by the faculty Betty Mason was chosen to represent the school in the Spear Contest JUN IOR SEN IOQ BAN QUET An excellent dinner was served by the Methodist Ladies Aid to the guests present at the Junior Senior Banquet which was held on April 24 The tables were attractive with individual paper lacegdace ettings, centerpieces of garden flowers and white candles i 1 Q I Q' so I 1,5 'S . 7,14 5-3 A I tp I I Vs A 1. ' 0 111 y n 9 0 ' . -- - 3 . A . ' . ' - ' ' I - ' . . h , z ii, ' ' li 1 ,4 , 2 1 X I' . A I - ll . I 3 nn g l . . 2 - I A 3 , ll ' ' N F - b 0 1 ' e . . 0 . Q A IY - I: . . A ' I G S . . J , . 0 A . LS 'Iv I -'E 0 I i In 1 I ' ,.-1 -. ' , -I e QN , . 3 ' 1 . . 0 f- L I 2 . Q Q ,, ' ,: Z 5- Q ., ,. ' . LS -- ' CZ' -1, 0 5 1. Q 0 1 9 9 s. 5 S Q ' Z 2 T sf' 'R . gr- X .-N .H , s a ,ff i a ft? V cv 0-X, L f. EL E' I fx , ' If ,- ' X- L . xx' If A134 6,MS 'i :-kg? -' 5 J' ,-.,. After the invocation, Toastmistress Helen Benn introduced .5 the Ju ior Class President, Henry whited, who welcomed the Seniors to the banquet. Clayton Wiggin, Senior Class Presid- ent, responded to the welcome. This was followed by a short - address from our principal, Mr. Sharp. Rowena Higgins of the 1 M .92 f f Freshmen class entertained us with two solos. The toastmktress then introduced our guest speaker, Rev. Gilbert Condit, whose 4' entertaining talk was thoroughly enjoyed by all present. f I FATHER Ama son a.A.wQUE'r mf The annual Father and Son Banquet was held April 9. There V, 1 g were nearly seventy-five guests present including the Future ' g Farmers, their fathers, Honorary members, school and town ' officials, and veterans. lj. Roger Quint, President, acted as toastmaster, and Carl Benn gave the welcoming address to the guests Following the ban quet, a cowboy show consisting of local talent, was enjoyed by all those present Three movies, 'This Amazing America fdh World Series of l942n, and 'Soil Conservation , were shown la ter in the evening SELIOR PLAY nStPlk6 Three , a comedy in three acts directed by rs Hannan, was presented by the entire Senior Class in the High School Auditorium on February 20 -X Q Nola Stilwell played the part of Maggie, a spinster of un certain age, with great success The clever dialogue between her and Kenreth Knowles as Henry Dillon, a meek, mild mannered little man, kept the audience amused from the start to the finish Betty Nason, as Iris, and Clayton Wiggin as Michael, played the Juvenile leads naturally and well Jeff Carter, Henry's boyhood friend, was Carl Benn The baseball team, captained by Melvena Vail as Barbara Sau ders, Henry's first sweetheart, supplied the surprise of the evening This play was much enjoyed by the audience Its interesting true to life characterizations, its laughable situations, and its clever dialogue, held the interest of one and all from the start to the finish : I 1.g5: sA,f lit' 15.4 ,,, -sr ,, l 1 . - . 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T A ' Clayton So we can get it eas- er Landlady showing a man a room for rent 'This room used t belong to an inventorwhonmde explosives Tan n0h I suppose those spots on the Nall are the explosives Landlady UNO they're the in vertor Carroll hay I turn off this 1lb1'1t7 orrie Yes, You may Carroll Lay I turn off this big light Conrie Yes Carroll inous pin is worth 25 cents9 you think this lum ack Vhat's the best way to teach a girl how to swim? Willy That requires technique First, you put your left arm around her waist, then you gently take her hand and 'ack Che's my sister Billy Oh push her off tm dock. Dora How did you hurt your'ann? Donald See that back step9 Dora Yes Donald hell I d1dn't lllh lllln 'Its 52 - a QM X ps Judge Speeding, eh? low many times have you been before me? Roger Never your honor, I've tried to pass you on the road once or twice but my ole bus will only do Su lr Sharp upon opening his icebox one morning, found a live rabbit ' at are you doing here an asked Mr Sharp N sn't this a westinghou ?n Yes N ell, 'm westing A popular style oirecibmion Rise slowlv,leisurely remove a large piece of chewing gum from your mouth, put handsin pockets, then sayinloud and confident tones, I dcn t knov 1' A senior stood on a railroad The train was coming fast But the train got off the railroad track, Ard let the Senior past 1 Y' 1 4, . C - ' . . . i . 2 C : ' I I D ' 0 1 n . . A ' 1 ' 9 : 'H -f if I g H ' . . ol 1 . - , A : 9 ' - Q ' co ' n A C . ' ' I ' . . , . , . .E n . A . p A . . . . ' U -A 0 U I Q I : 1 ' 'wh ' . Q 1 ' . O s O L. 2 0 I . V f : Do ' ' ' - ' .N ' ' ' . W I ' .H ' J : E . ' ' g . 1 A Q. .-. . 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I 1- g ill lle o er we e Presidert VICE Pres Secretary lreasurer Reporter The annual F ture Farmer January , at the hipn school Yenneth Neal, Darny Griffin and Leon Conrers e en F' r 4 sen car Roper qu rt LEIVM NCRUBFTIG elaytor nl r1n Leorard Lincoln Kenreth Knowles 1d6Y Green Hand Initiation was held on auditorium The boys iHlt1Bt6d were Dana Dickison, Gerald VcGill1cuddj, During tle scrool year several night meetings were held After the husiness part of the meet1np the toys played ta xetball and th C was lslally followed hy refreshments The Fut re arner 'hap fer would like to thank Betty lason and Jane Fleld for ,reparing ard serving the refreshments The Phapter has shown some interesting movles pertaininr to agrmoulture Some of them were 'Timher IQ a Prop 'Har est or cmorrow 'T e River , 'T e farm Garden , 'Pone, Dee ard sever l others The arnual ratner ard son farquet was s ccassfully d on 1 ral 3th fha L t re Farrers w'sh to express thexr arrrecla 1on to the others who made tne harquet nossxtle lhe future rar er Harte on Aerxl ll a trarted a rrowd and a ed 3 O to r trees r a se' ar r w rev es a o e a a w lCH will LI' E1 B , ,, ,ix W Y . , Q., , , U ,r f llvw,p, .eih S ' r ,l -fee o .lCvIL fo one - .wel , e : , L . . . . . . .. 2 A 1. vv- ' t ' 1 fs ' A I I .'AA , , . 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I '-' .il '44 FIRST NINE WEEK PERIOD 41' A Honor Roll Nola Stilwell, Roger Quint, Donald Oliver, Rowena Higgins, Jo Ann Barton, Gertrude Mason, Paul Monroe. B Honor Roll Ruth Neal, Elaine Estabrook, Jean Harrington, Letha Bates, Barbara Bickford, Dora Nightingale, Jane Field, Ramona Tidd, Henry Whited, Alene Higgins, Helen Benn, Bunny Toner, Connie Whited, Gail Daggett, Billy Young, Jack Toner, Forrest Adair, Lois Harrington, Virginia Howard, Leta Williams, Ethel Gerow, and Gloria Crane. mmm SECOND NINE WEEK PERIOD 144 A Honor Roll Nola Stilwell, Jane Field Henry Nhited, Roger Quint, Alene Higgins, Lois Harrington Rowena Higgins, Jo Ann Barton, Gert rude Nason, Paul Monroe B Honor Roll Clayton Wiggin, Ruth Neal Elalne Estabrook, Jean Harrington, Letha Bates, Barbara Bickford, Betty Mason, Ramona Tidd, Carl Benn, Helen Benn, Donald Oliver, Bunny Toner, Connie Whited, Donna Duff Gail Daggett Jack Toner, Billy Young, Forrest Adair Virginia Howard, Leta villiams, Ethel Gerow, Gloria Crane 444 THIRD NINE WEEK PERIOD 141 A Honor Roll Nola Stilwell, Barbara Bickford, Letha Bates, Roger Quint, Henry Nhited, Donald Oliver, Paul Monroe, Bunny Mason, Jo Ann Barton B Honor Roll Clayton Wiggin, Kenneth Knowles, Ruth Neal, Elaine Estabrook, Jean Harrington, Jane Field Dora bightingale Carl Benn, Alena Higgins, Helen Benn, Catherine Carr, Connie hhited, Billy Voung, Lloyd Irvine, Gail Daggett, Pat Field, Joanne Rafuse, Bunny Toner, Virginia Howard, Rowena Higgins, Lois Harrington, Forrest Adair ...R 'Ihr--il' Q.' 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