Hodgdon High School - Aurora Yearbook (Hodgdon, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1950 volume:

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L 11 4 1 Seated R Marshall, G Crane, P Munroe, D Crlffin R Hdbi ns N Standlng J Barton, F Adair, A Duff C Moran, L Schools, Scott, L Williams, Mr Williamson, L Harrln ton, W'ited, G Mason, W Coiswell, D Sloat, V Howard Edltor in Chief A si tant Editor Buslness Mana ers Literary Edltor Assistant Soorts P oto raphers G aduatlng Section So ial Editor A lS+ n Courtesy of Danny Griffin Rowena Higgins John Whited, JoAnn Barton Bunny Mason, Roger Scott Gloria Crane Louise Schools Clifton Moran, Lois Harrington Audrev Duff, Billy Cogswell Virblnia Ho ard, Leta Williams Paul htnroe Ruby Narshall BOSTCU SHOE STORE I : 'V 4 0 0 K 0 . 0 I A , o 4. K. eal. ' 0 e 0 o s , 0 L o , , . Y . . . . . . L . if J 'T 0 A 0 QQ ' o 0 0 . - - S S . U' , is . . , r A - , IT if . , . , U A W . . x - I u . 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A 'Zn , hr A .J U, 'Z 1 TI. . Q es o ' F C' .Je . 0 N 'V 2 0 xv rw 1 v nal. ' F3 - '- - Jw A . 11. 1 '1' William Cogswell Hodudon Gene HA wonderful sense of humoru In+ra WIFA1 B1 f,tball l, S8WlOI Pla ca t, Qpeaklng Contest 2, Salute stapf Jxnior Senior Banqu Q sketball Bflly ral lorla Creme Eaqt Hoo W eenerel hi' HW' 'To love BbUDJBUL1V is o ve abundawtlyn Dqncidb Club 1, Salute stqff, Senior Plav Cast, Junlor Sen or Banuqet 5 Intre mural Baeketoall l, ,5, Melody staff , L56 rlead P l,4,5,4, Butc This Dage courtesy of BOUTILIER'S FLORIST SHOP 1 Q L1 'A l Q .4 :Ashe .. A x xv cw 1 fx 3 v- 1 A of .3 kJ 1 1 . ,. l 3 n - - . etg lj 7 ..fY. V o 1' 'Y ff 9 , . fu , 1.1, fd 41- 5,f3U. ,J 4 Y F 1 , 1 C U li . f ,I l 3 - 0 a 4 A 7 Y 1 , ...........,. , . : - ., . , . V . A 9 . A ' -. i .v M L1 . A A f 'P ' ' 4: Q A 0 ' lsr NJ C x-I u -.---- 15 whdf ou mnkn if n'ra Mural Bawkffh e i vwt mpalb. 1 staff, Ser LQHALU TXu8QuL6F rovfam, A2so111y D n1of Banuqpt Soft ba'1 , Dine Basl QP P19 C wb 1 P 1. U91 9.1 ..2+'8fw Q, J 9 I Amuteqr Uxetg, ol P1QsQ 'h?' ,.,Q, Juni 'K Audrey Duff E15 T LILGQG VLPP 'lxb 'DV '11-L JF 1 PU ll 6 'ru A 6 H Few e Pwow 10: +0 l1VO v Iw ra Huw 2,6,4, Cfnimr Cnp P' Y1 P 1 6- fvlt of C160 Treaqury o QQw1oP Ea1quQt ' Danny This page courtesy of ----- HOULTGN BOWLING CENTER ' ., TT, I-,Paz 'NJZZ C fb' r nLi?e ' .'U 3 ' . - .H 6 .V I ff 'H 'P 3,Q,K!,4: :wa Pr S fix 2' 'w. Ili-G 12.1 g C11 tis I fA CQU 'HW 3 ketbull 7,2,4g S111'1 kj . qu' ' f, ' iii yg M.'riy Qu .fg 1 W1 5,1 .g Cart 5 9 7' Pm Reb P1,u 4, 1 'A 411 , H W , ..' 13 x W xx PW -.fL' . m51 1 H 7' .A OF- U . ' me : 4 A -I .L lo YQ ' K1 5 Z J Q T 1 in J 3 1 Vlcpoddjli Dmngel T iTf'n Agri, 15 P 3,1-t 114251: I X . ' I1 .. '. : V , Danci H C1.b 13 Lt -J',n1 Ba3EeL?Ql13 rtfr QF thQ F. F. A. 1, ' QQ 1 P C Caitg SQ1U19 Staffg ' - A, Play 41 vlce Presidcnb of F. F. A. 43 Vice 23fJ-1 Mus 43 . F F. F. , SQ JuH1CT-f,.7 ' .1 , , v n 1x71 AHPS. q .4-L I 5' Wt' U' a1'+ 41 te ma e I ra m IP7 basletbal 1 i qphur Mal ,Cla COmmfTflq1 un M' mlHdH rc AP' Flaw mQ'eur Dru 1 u L Plnbwi PHY Cf' C-Lf'.av J PLQ . 2 , unior Seqlwr Rani if Se refqrv of claQ , UCMP C. Fomwittee of H Lrcus, DAP Caw 1H1+P PGY C Q Pd Y '4DTy1 Learns Cowvct 've Exaf G' or 2 n'lOf-wx gt . .Y 5 har Vo xmtwa rington HCi'dmn CCll0ue ner a book an Hp content P Y AF f'xQll 0 3,4, Senior Pl woftball Va 16 LPTWIQ m u 1uQ 0 aff, In'fa wural babuotba 1 R 'H 5 ! af, 1gf'? LLI i OW This page courtesy of AND HQOU BROT'EQS I nil V L, A su, is f- ' 4 n 4 , x f Uas'v 1 ll lg Jixls Bfokwuof ' Ifwingfzr Q, ' ' ay: F. 33 Kfiahadin .1 y ,fg ,aft 25 311' te Q 5 . v.. 'nu Q v 1 1,i.1,m1 40 HI V3'tJ'1 Rowan- Hgjgins Jniricn X13 3', 4 c L v vii . k A MJ ' . A x nt -.u'.. .1 1 ,2,Z,4g Op: My Q J 43 A.f, ,X g'amg DanC1LQ Nw' 'lub 1 A' Jn 6 xon lg Ten' f ., , u ., , ,J k .. ' y hast' J A' - g'. vnu, 1-3: cf ..Wv ,s 5 45 M M, E 4g . . 'J .1 . f 0 FA Q S0 C X ' n .5'...,g :ntl ipft, ig A-1,JQ-i0s3 , m .., 216, YHijlu ,i . Q M,+ lj . aff. HH N , D ----- 5 Q A - L A sf-9 'W' Tiny Gertrude Mason Hodgdon College ' nly one man ln her li ' Basketball l,2,3,4, Softoall l Dancing club l,2, Speaking cont l,2,3, Vice President l, President 2, K V Contest, Speaking 2,3, l,2, Assembly, K. V. League Test Senior U. of M. Speaking Contest 53 class play, one act play, Co- Representative of High Spot, staff, Intra-mural games, Junlor- Senior Banquet 53 Melody Staff 2. Salute This page courtesy of- J V nla Hon ro Voc con COmm9PCl81 'T'e onlw reatness is unselfish love Wa clnr Club l,C eerleader 2, Salute api, Iatnadln Vallev League Test nlies 0 Junior Senior Banquet, N Bunny!! ---TlNGLEY'S BAKERY wizula' ANS ' A cgi J ' ' 2, . j 5 ,VL H B tru -.f H J ' V Eg Senior Play Cast, School paper 23 gxfpqffe .V' L: -A . Tlfxfle EC. 40 U If 'O ' fe' V , ' ' 5 f B . ' . est u O D I 0 C11 f John Moran feneral nMaLe a dull ll ore cheerful' Nerb r of Fut re Var 1,4, e of ay, Qalv Qeui an or Se lC Eawouet mxeqsurer 4 Femneth Neal East Hodgdon Agriculture nwoy Yourse , +'s later than lou thin? ure l,2,5,4, F A Reto e resident of F. '. A. 43 Dancln Club 1,23 Junior-Senior Eanouet This page courtesy of 5 n Kennyn ----HOLMES-GARDINER STUDIO . . 1 EG'2 Hflg' N . : ' 'fe m V fun e . u .t more 2,U ' On A, Pl ' '. pie sfaff3 , . or .,H A play cavtg BQ email 5,23 Basketball 33 J- 1 m' P . .A vb Z3 F. F. A 1 ' L -f s N W n ' ff N NE f J lf it U- . 'O Fut ' ' . F. . H rt F 23 P ' . r ' g Paul Munroe College HC5,fCU nitill waters run deeru Secfetarg of Class lg Dancing C11 Swholastic Test 1,93 Senior play ,.,,..,, , F . President cf class 5,43 Curtls VI 7, Lculse Schocls P t Urn een General ' e we to a man' heart + rcugh Qie +OmacYN 'lf cftb ll l,? Cel cr play cast u'e staff home Bc 4 T ie ce Pcwrtos, of v1ADf T UICPIST WH- ffiwl ' s 4 0 H ' 3' 1 - 48: A-J A ' Y , .. ' Tlx ' w S -.- is 5 M - H fl Q 0.4 4. . .. Q.. A. f CT r, 0 , .vi A 1 A 1 .. - LA J, -.f. .. l ,, f-7 Q ' ' VH... Q , , , ' ,A e if l - 57 .' , f I -----------..--.--,Q--..--------......----.---..-- ---- ---.----..-..-.....----- , .. V . , 1- -:I 'F ' . ff' , ,, ,A -, j 'f 1. Cl . VI.. L 1 l cmstg Salute staff' Melody staff ', Caryaignt Junlcr-Sewier Banquei Z, . NBetter late than nevern F1 uze Farmers l,2,3,4 Salute nSoott5 Dorothy Sloat Ea t H06 don General in happlness, whatever D8HC1Hg Club 2, Assembly 2 Salute staff, Senior ple, cast, one act play 4, Home Ec 4 Nelodv staff 2 Junior Senior Banquet nDoll5 This page courtesy of GATES NOmCR INC xt ' M . L .3 q' ,u . s ,g WTbere is no mystery about W ' N ' f o 0 A n 0 qv L 4 ' Q Q 1 V 5 ,N 1 J It--F - .L O I Roger Scott Agriculture if N NJohnny Leta Williams Commercial fmity W ariety is e spice of life Amateur Program l, Program for Future Farmer's Banquet, One not Play 4 P hr l l,2,4, Ho e Fc Intr rural Fa L tball 1,2, 4, Senior play ca t Asaembly 2, Junltr 5 Qen cr Banquet , Melody staff 2 This page colrtesg of John Whited General HOd5dOH nGreater men have lived, but I don't believe it. Intra-nur l basketball, Dane 5 lub 1 Treasurer of class 25 Senior pla cast, Salute staff, Basketball manfte , aaseball 3,4. TO S Gm l'1 s..,, 'Dim lea nr N . x H l V th I . . A F '. . ' - . 5 Selt- s- f. my A1 , fr. LJ 04: Ea .l D+ . '1 ' , , 53.8 V, ' ,fi Q .'PP? ? 0 w ' v - 3 '., N . .. V ,L , ,. 2 To . -g , ,Lf A .. Q , 5 4 . r ' rx 2.1 N . ,lYL1'w A7 Ff- ' ' ----' nun' HAJL Sw I V TH FP' 'Q nc rrxstery za dr Q wbatvxer S 3 www QQ' Z' 'hu' Q0rLor p1aJ t 4 Salu e COWMGPCLBI Club 5, Home EC Duben 'Zfanow VALVWTCTOWTAN G PTRLDL NASCN QLLITATQRIAT JO ANR BAQF N .JI 4ClC f,H1 PAUL NUWRCE QE CWD QQ-,M gxQff R fA n11G Q Hcd C Correrc QT staff 4 DUST UNDER THE BED Jimmy DeFreder1co is now spending his days on the beaches in Florida, enjoying the scenery! Lucky Dog! We hear that a certain Steve Tyler drives his red convertible out around East Hodgdon and freguently stops at the Crane residence Dean McGary doesn't mInd acting He just does Nwhat comes natural lyn so they say Bobby Smith sure does like the Higgins sisters Is Ardis tae next one on your list, Bobbyo We hear that Danny has been receiving some anonymous telephone calls He would appreciate may help in finding his unknown admirer Lois keeps a certain basketball star's picture in her billfold for insplraticn, her favorite color must be black Why does Forrest call Sandra, 'angel puss Herbie seems to have plenty to say as to Billy C and Helen Does B S stand for Bobbie Smith or Billy Schools, Glenniceq Is Wilbur still buying candy for a certaln girl because she doesn't chew gum9 ary was heard saying, nJohnny's my red headed bundle of joyl' Is it Audrey's letter a day that keeps Donald Oliver ln second Sonny Mason wishes he had a car because his feet get tired walking Barbara DeWitt home Were the rumors true about Clifton and Athlene' Too bad you missed that AAP game, Leta Next time we'll tell you beforehand so that you can be here to see Phil When Rowena sang USO kiss me and hold me tightn she sure got results, didn't she, Johnny? Ruby has been getting some mysterlous letters from Bangor W hear he's five foot seven Earl really enyoyed his tr1p to Bangor from all reports Could it have been the Schenck cheerleaders? Patty's dreams for a house for two may come true after another year Who wrote that love letter to Shirley Tidd9 Mr Chamberlain has been having a hard time lately Some of the students have been evaporating due to the warm weather Keith Rouse would like to visit his sister in Bangor more often, Danny's cousin who lives in Brewer, sure made a hit SIXTY FOUR DOLLAR QUESTION Who will be next, Paul? We're supposed to be great friends with our Woodstock neighbors, is that right Kenneth? Virginia is very quiet around school, but what about twelve o'clock every night? The neighbors are complaining, Virginia Dolly, Ruby, and Louise sure wishes there was another exit at H H S on days we have assemblies. JoAnn secretly has many admires, for instance, the two boys that comes home on vacations, one from Mechanlc School, in Augusta, and one from the U of M Beans spends quite a lot of his spare time up in the office, just in case the clocks go wrong Bunny is going to Nursing School in Bangor, and as near as we can tell Danny is going to attend the U. of M instead of Ricker. This page courtesy of ----- STAFF'S GULF STATION l 'K 125. M ' - ' place in his class at A.S.N.S? . . ' 6 Semen pfdq M104 X The annual play of Hodgdon High School was pre ented by the Senlors thls year on December 25, 1949 The play, Under Twenty by Dana Thomas was under the directlon of Anne Libbv Our play revolved around a pair of petite, but qtick moving twlns, Cyrnie and Jamie, who were Rowena Higgins and Clifton horan They managed to keep their parents, Mr and Mrs Hewlitt CKenneth Neal and Bunny Mascnb in trouble constantly Other characters of interest were: Ruth Gilson, an old maid, which was played by Gloria Crane, Joseph Hansen, the town policeman, played by William Cogswellg and Benny Bitner KDanny Grifflnl, a young delinquent. Other characters in the play were: Darleen Hewlitt CJoAnn Bartonbg her fiancee, Harold Crandall played by Paul Nunroeg his mother, Lois Harrington, Darryle Hewlitt, a brother, for whom the twins caused innumerable problems, was played by John Whitedg while Dorothy Sloat played the part of Lucille Garrison, his girl friend, Jerry Battles CForrest Adairl, Mrs. Baylor lAudrey Duffl. Those assisting were: Leta Williams, make-up, Ruby Marshall, prrpertiesg Louise Schools, costumes, Virginia Howard, prompter and Wendell Rockwell, stave manager. A style show of nThe Gay Ninetiesn was presented between acts of-the-play:-- '- ------- --- ------- ------ ----------F--------- Courtesy of ----- WHITE'S DRUG STORE . C- ' V ,, 7 C lf, X i , .ee - ff ,-1 'T S .f . . ' -......t 9 . U . .1 r . pr 4 Ar A 0 0 - 9 , ' 0 cuzwzefczw lst row J roo , S arpe, ylor, J Wstabrook, Oliver, S Tldd, 3rd row D hcGary, J Vail, J Blackie, P Howard L Qcott, E Holck We started our Freshman year with O5 pupils Class officers were elected as follows President James Vall Vice Presldent Donald McGary Secretary Patty Taylor T ea urer Cbevala Ivey On Octob r 27, 1947 we were lrltiatcd We cane t cncol dressed as widows, babies, batblnb beauties, father time and many ctbers Six of the boys probablx till remember the six mile ride they had, but we all enjoyed the day as much as the otner students Our class was represented in the speaking contest by Chevala Ivey, Jimmy Vail, and Donald McGary Jimmy was chosen to go along witb Bunny Mason from the Sopnmore class to represent the scnool in the Jiataindxn Valley: .Le.a.f,,u.e .. This page courtesy of- CASSIDY'S SERVICE STATION ' l I S-, I Jzapg ' -- t DL- xc , C rf, ':'- Y F5 x L ,tr 1, , ,Q x. Q ' ' y i : o we T d 3 Jo if Po 0 u L. Gerowg 2nd row: Miss Libby, G. Howard, E. Benn, W. Rockwell, D. 9 . ' 2 u I s 9 0 0 SJ I O O r s U A- 4 e ' '.' e . L' o s , .. I ,T . ' A 0 . N' S A 1 . O When we came back for our Sophmore year Joan Oliver and John Young had dropped out Carolyn McGuarr1e left at the half Class officers were elected as follows President James Vail Vlce President Leola Gerow Secretary Joyce Sharpe Treasurer Patty Taylor James Vail was the only one from our class who spoke in the speaking contest This year we have only 5 girls in our class and 15 boys Chevala Ivey and Rosslyn Strid did not come back We started the year by electing the following class officers President Patty Taylor Vice President Joyce Sharpe Secretary Wilbur Tidd Treasurer Joanne Estabrook We decided to sell school pencils and also sell hot dogs at basketball games We have made quite a profit on this the speaking contest They are Patty Taylor, Donald McGary, and James Vail Plans are now being made for the annual Junior Senior Banquet which will be held some time in May The Junior Class has been very active in sports, especially basketball The following girls and boys play Joanne Estabrook, Patty Taylor, Josphine Estabrook, Jimmy Vail, Jim y Blackie, Earl Benn, Gerald Howard, Wendell Rockwell, and Donald McGary Leola Gerow is also a cheer leader Patty Taylor Secretary C:xsx+iiQQQgE?2xLi?xNaCQ? This page courtesy of EASTERN MOTORS INC. O Three members of this years class have been chosen to speak in Savane '55 AVL ls rom D R oxford, N Royal, D all, C ar Oh rpe, Alwerd 2nd row H Locke, G Harrington, C Daggett, J F nd, J At the beglnnlng of our Freshmen year th re were ninete n men bers of our class Three dropped out which left only sixteen The Freshman Recept on held October 29 was a great success in the eyes of tle Sothcmores Dressed in our crazy co tumes we had a grand time The cle s officers for the year were as follows President Jerome Cuint Vlce President David Vail Secretary Norma Royal Treasurer Carolyn Narnan Ne held our flrst class reeting October 21 and elected cl ss OfflC6FS Trey were as follows PF8SldeWt David V511 Vice Preside t Ruby Howard Sec etary C rol'n Warren Treasurer Benny Duff Ne ordered our clas rinss Sept mber l and rec ived the to our great anazemert two months later Carolyn Warwan'52 Secretary This page spcnsored by HOULTON STEAM LAUNDRY . 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Inclucino our funnv dress, we were also obll ed to take walks and rides, whicb we will alw xs remember Cnr class ano th Copomcfes has a party for Joyce .rl t, a few benc e s e left lon Flor a Ne also Gad a Halloween Partw Repr s ntlng ou! cl s fob toe speaklng contest een LcGC1w, lennlce ilw ins, Iarilvn Duff, Charles Mason, Marv Field add Flcyc Pitoer. ar class put on a o e ac plax s W ns Q ave , A l was c osen from toe Your class blogs, to compete w'th the ot ef s o s in t e Katabdin V lley Lea'ue. It was put on a Ficker,I We were also well eoreserted cn the basketball ,med bv . 1 c son, PeNit , R Srl V Pitber, and Dean hcGary Tbis pace courtesy of OSGOOD T4 JEN LVQ K . 3 R 0 I , . ' sa 4 1 ., , J A .my A' 4 'V 41, 6 1 ' 'f x S 1 6 , . .. , . - lfxt' 'OVXI u. '. U 3, nb, A -A , gl . r N -2 E, ' ' -' . . WGGQPQ, o n l 2 'f o ha. i . - . ,.e fi , X . ' , , XY C' -rid ..,, : I: l 1 .fzn , . Q t M 1, 7'T e N H ' - ' .L ' Zen ' ' W W . ' . 1: Cnsrlz A t v , . F 'U ,H .' v 'a f L. lv, . . 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The cast includes: Grandma Judson Mary Fields Mrs. Judson Ruth McGillicuddy Harry Hollister Robert Smith Hanna Lotz Barbara Dewitt Janey Judson Marilyn Duff Don Judson Dean McGary Mr. Judson Charles Mason Betty Kenyon Connie Alward Marion Hawley Athaline Hutchison The Sophomore play 'His First Girln was chosen second best The cast includes Chester Cameron Jerome Quint Dean Powers David Vail Mrs J J Powers Gertrude Sharpe Eleanor Powers Norma Royal Marianne Thompson Carolyn Worman The other plays were Juniors nFor The Love Of Mike ' The cast includes Natalie Lester Pat Taylor Pauline Lester Joyce Sharpe Mrs Lester Leola Gerow Maggie Holmes Joanne Estabrook Geranium Josephine Estabrook Mr Lester Wendell Rockwell Hank Donald McGary Peter Philip Howard The Senior Play was Butch . The cast includes Annabel Randall Gertrude Mason Katherine Randall Rowena Higgins Jerry Audrey Duff Petunia Dorothy Sloat Kenneth Graham Clifton Moran David Graham Danny Griffin Mrs Randall Leta Williams This page courtesy of J R HARVEY 0 0 0 u 0 0 . 0 Q . . I u u Q o N N . Q 0 ..---------Q----------------------------------------------Q-----.-Q--Q an--qu . . 021 N x f Xx 5 JQT1 T I THE DESERTED TOWN A stranger came to Hodgdon on a February day, And he could not understand why all the people were away, Tqilkikjfq The streets were all deserted and the curtains all pulled down, He thought for sure that it must be one of those so called ghost towns He went into every barber shop, Then up to Hodgdon High And upon the door, very near the to It said 'To Bangor we did fly Now what would they be doing in Bangor? Perhaps visiting Grant's new store, But to him that d1dn't seem just right, Just a store wouldn't be much of a sight Then at a calendar he happened to look, And after that he had nothing to say, Of course, this made it as plain as an open book, It was February twenty second, tournament day! Paul Munroe '50 THE H H S BASKETBALL BOYS There goes Earl down the floor, Dragging with him three of four more 'Buzzyn shoots and almost misses, When all the girls start throwing him kisses. There goes Blackie dribbling down the floor, He shoots from the center line and up goes the score. Jimmy Vail hardly ever shoots, But when he does the crowd all roots. Wendell takes one dribble more, He shoots for a basket and raises the score. The boys together are all really good, Because of the coach they really should. Clifton Moran '50 This page courtesy of ------- JOHN WATSON COMPANY .14 N mfg Q51 247 sy ,I Qnjyvhgi LI ERARY SECT ON T P: : ' .W T T--so FRESHMAN ENGLISH CLASS The bell does ring at ten to eleven, The Freshmen are in their seventh heaven, They are as happy as can be It's English Class with Miss Libby N Be quiet, please, we must begin Or I'll call Mr Chamberlain in, Now class, I want all your attention Or you will remain with me in detention Today we will have another quiz, Miss Royal, turn I don't want you Now our Freshmen We all just want We will graduate around in your seat or anyone to cheat N Class isn't really dumb, to have a little fun. in 1955, With honors plus, minus the D's Barbara Delitt '55 NOTHING TO SAY Miss Libby said to write a poem On anything under the sun, But I can't think of a thing to write of Except what other people have done McGary chases Connie from the room, Earl throws Dana against the wall, Clifton's teasing Joyce again, Buzzy's chasing girls up and down the hall. Danny and Bunny are in one corner, John and Leola are in another, Miss Libby comes into the room Do things change? Oh, brother! Roger Scott drives into the yard Fifteen minutes late, I wonder what his girl says When he calls her up for a date? When you read this masterpieceC??l You'll wonder what it's about all day, But there's a reason, you must know, For I couldn't think of a thing to say. --------------------------.JPH'E'.2 33.? IPB.-- - This page courtesy of ------ HOULTON MOTORS INC Yesterday one of the boys flunked his, 9 Maine Maine Maine It is Maine Maine It matters MAINE is a is a is a also place of land and snow, place where everyone should go, place of fresh air and sunshine, the state that produces the pine. is a is a place of good friend or foe, place where all people go, not your race, creed, or color, All you have to be is a good-natured fellow. It is known for its rivers and wonderful lakes, It is also known for the maple sugar it makes, So if you plan to vacation by bus, car, or train, Why not pack up and come to Maine? Gerald Howard '51 FAIR WARNING A little boy sat fairly and squarely in the middle of the At first sight the dog took him to be a great big toad He made a leap, he made a bound, Now wasn't that an awful hound The little She tanned The little boy screeched and his mother ran out, his breeches without a doubt, boy hollered and he bellered and he bawled, en he stopped and said, nMommie, he did me mauled N So kids just take warnin' from this When ycu're supposed to be doing that, don't be doing this When you're sent down ln the Gym to do posters galore, Don't be playing basketball on the basketball floor If you can't be found, The teacher goes 100klHg around When they find you down there, they call it to Mr Chamberlain's attention Oh dear me, there you are again in Detention Leola Gerow 'Cl road, This page courtesy of THOMPSON OIL COMPANY 9 O n Th . ' 9 . O . O I . O .......... L4 xnwq...-nu v .H,, -,sl ,,- Ns . Ss mx sf S H24 -, , nefhmffffa . 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And I'm here to inform yez that I'm wantin' it 'tended to right now.n Mr. Barton explained to Smith that to remedy his need, he must see the mayor, Charles Mason. He could be found at his office at ten A. M.. Without thanking the registrar he stamped out of the room. In a few days he returned to Mr. Barton's office and pounded on the table and announced, 'I've come again to tell yez that my cellar is now so full of water that my house will be floatin'. I'm tellin' yez for the last time I'm wantin' it fixed.' Barton asked if he had gone to Mr. Mason. He said, WI have and do you know hat happened? Mr Mason sez, why don't you raise some duckso' Helen Shields '55 OUR AMBITIONS Miss Libby pounded her desk and said, 'In April as a rule, We ask you what you plan to do when you get out of school Let's start with Bobby Smith amd have the other students hear, What Bobby wants to follow as his after school career W nWel1,' said Bobby, 'I decided not too long ago, That I would be an actor in a moving picture show Of course I'll have to learn the ropes and maybe how to croon, But I would like to be the guy that makes the girls all swoon Joyce Williams declared that the ambition of her life Was just to settle down and make some man a worthy wife But Ruth was sure that such a life would not exc te her She'd rather practice up on words until she was a writer Now Sonnyn Mason just listened in his way, To what the other people in the classroom had to say And when Miss Libby came to him, to ask him what he'd do Said h nI'll be a teacher so that I can be like you Q Gerald Schools '53 ,.U' This page courtesy of ALLIED SALES INC O 0 sf - O I U N O I ' 9 5 O H 1 C 3 N C www' ' I , ' .Nw ,I -. 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Say he's so crooked even the wool he pulls over your eyes is half cottonl' ughter is at young man serious in his lntentions9n 'Guess he must be Dad He asked me how much I make, what kind with of meals we have, and how much you and mother live In a name local school, the first grade teacher asked a class the four seasons Promptly and hesitatingly, one small boy replied, 'Coon, Deer, Squirrel and duck. A young lady visitor at a zoo stared intently at the sign on a kangaroo cage, The sign read, Native of Australiaz Finally she turned away from the cage and shrieked 'Great Heavens,N My brother married one of those things. Wrecker called for Junior Irving - Car went straight but road was curving. Xw This page courtesy of ------- F. A. PEABODY COMPANY ,Y John : 'That's all you know about it smarty - you don't even know w J : Q e . ' 0 r.. : nDa th . .n to -irx pa i Swdff-1 U. 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I 1 1 W2 z 1 1 ,J 4 m F' v' Q-4 15:4 A N 4 a 1 ,.4 .., ,L . ,c.. 0 A -D 4-v - 4 6 ,Q SL, The members of our basketball squad this year are' forwards, Rowena Higgins, Bunny Mason, and Audrey Duff. Guards: Josephine Estabrook, Jbanne Estabrook, and Patty Taylor. They have been very capably helped out by the following substitutes Connie Alward, Glennice Higgins, Donalene Bickford, Athaline Hutchinson, and Barbara De Witt The girls have won fourteen games and lost three Our three main team forwards are Seniors this year Next year we will mils them from the squad We believe that the substitutes will do their best to make up for this The scores of the games are HH Oggonent Sherman Woodstock Island Falls Ricker Patten Alum i Oakfield Alumni Woodstock Island Falls Alumni Ricker Patten Alum i Alumni Oakfield Total VII ll- The most exciting game of the year was Oakfield at Hodgdon At the end of the first quarter, the score was 12 to ll in favor of Hodgdon, at the half 28 to 18, Hodgdon, at the third quarter 52 to 21, and at the end of the game 45 to 57 Different times during the game the score was tied One of our girls and two of Oakfield's fouled out Bunny Mason was the high scorer of the game, with 25 points, lO field goals and 5 foul shots The highest scoring game of the year was HodJdon at Ricker, Hodgdon winning with a lead of 55 to 25 The girls stayed ahead all through the game msggpwb This page courtesy of TAGGETT AND GARTLEY .E 47 51 45 55 42 25 51 42 54 57 27 19 54 57 A 47 34 42 54 Sherman. 44 21 55 55 59 28 55 25 55 40 A 55 11 58 16 45 57 : 5' The high scorer of the year was Rowena Higgins with a total of 258 points 98 field goals and 42 foul shots Bunny Mason oem s next with a total of 221 points 96 field goals and 29 foul shots Audrey Duff has a total of 165 points 70 field goals and 25 foul shots The league came out this year with a tie between Oakfield and Hodgdon for second place Patten took first place Boys Basketball The basketball boys did a fine job this year by winning 16 games and just losing 4, which gives them a pretty good average The names of the lst team players are as follows forwards Gerald Howard and Wendell Rockwell Center Earl Benn Guards James Blackie and James Vail The substitutes are Donald McGary, Jerome Quint, David Vail, Robert Smith, John Hand, Charles Mason, Darrell Moran and Floyd Bither The whole team will be back next year The score for each game is as follows HHS Opponent Sherman Woodstock Island Falls Ricker Patten Fort Fairfield J V s Alumni Oakfield Fort Fairfield J V s Woodstock Sherman Island Falls Ricker Patten Danforth Danforth Alumni Winterport Oakfield Total 'I044 EEE Hodgdon was rated the second best in the eastern part of the state this year, with an average of 47 points per game Carmel was rated first The boys took the league this year by winning all the league games but one, and that was with Island Falls on our floor in an overtime. Island Falls won by ll points. The season went along alright until we went down to the tournament. We had to play Winterport for our first game They beat us by ll points. The score was 56 to 47. The boys enjoyed This page courtesy of DUNN FURNITURE COMPANY 55 55 55 54 49 60 57 52 57 46 . ' . 70 55 Houlton J. V's. 45 46 45 44 54 55 . ' . 61 46 . 45 61 55 54 47 58 56 57 56 4l 65 40 . 70 56 49 58 . 56 47 47 59 themselves just the same and had a chance to get a few pointers.from the other games played. At the last of the season we had some bad luck. Wendall came down with the mumps and was out for three or four games. The boys did a swell job and didn't lose any of the games while he was out. Bobby Smith took his place and did a fine job. Jimmy Vail was out for two or three games, too, on account of sickness But when we went to the tournament we had the whole lst team The most exciting game of the year was when we played Oakfield on their floor The score at the half was 16 to 16 With about one minute to play they called a fowl on Buzzy and they had a chance to tie the ball game up but he missed it Before they could get a chance to get another basket the whistle blew and Hodgdon won the ball game, 34 to 55 HEARD IN THE TYPING ROOM Josephine Who's going to town tonight? Are 7011 going. BIIZZY M be ggggghineay If You 80 what are YOU 80in3 to do while you are out there? Buzzy Nothing Josephine Who are you going to town with? Buzzy Anyone who is foolish enough to go Josephine Are you going to S96 Your girlfriend? Buggy Yes, if I can find her Josephine Where does she live? Buzzy Don't know Josephine Is she pretty? Buzzy N d 't know where Josephine How are you going to find her if You on she lives? Buzzy Holler Josephine Suppose she'll answer? Josephine Wh? n0t' BQ I don't know Jozgghine Don't you think she would recognize your voice? Buzzy YGP Josephine She should be able to answer then Buzzy She can't talk Josephine Is she tongue tied? Buzzy NO Josephine What happened to her then? Buzzy Two years old -.fffx is f?l N 4 4 X This page courtesy of AROOSTOOK MILLING CO O O C I I O 2 2 I o I 2 0 , : . T Q 2 2 o : . 2 , 0 2 . I on - . 2 2 0 t . Buzzy: No. g ' . 2 o . : Q . I o z O 2 e : I 2 0 ' : I 0 K Y k g ' -l fi ------- . gauge!! S Q? is .. and Keltn Rouse, Jxme Vaml, cllfton Noran, h l1ll8WSUT, J rewe uint, H rbert Locke eo David Vail, John Whited, Wendell Rockwell, Gerald non Jawes Blackie, Donald NcGary, Darrell Moran Last sprlng we organized a baseball team ano entere 11 the Kataadin Valle Leavue A reat deal of work mac to be don tc get the dl8mOUd read to Ula o Parents and friends alded us by lendln equlnment and materlal 'or c s urpose Most of the boys mac verf littl experience wit ba eball but ade up fo it w'te enthusiasm The first part of the seaaon look d prettv Gark, but as tlme went on they learned throuao exoerience and ended the season look1nL wuch better mhis ear there will be a lar er fron of bo s to ch ose pr Y an wlto a t y ar's exoerlence ve b p to make a bette s of Ne lost three men from last year's squad th oufn raduaticn m ez Ner Donalo Oliver, Dale Bl8Cdl8, and Jack Tone We will them t is year but we have many replacements cowinb up from the lover classmen This pace sponsored by LORTH RW VAIWL QPORDS S tP, IUC QQ E 1 5 . 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K 'fy .'. , ' Q, .L Left to rlLrt Miss Brown, Norma Royal, JoAnn Barton, Gloria Crane, Leola Gerow, and Barbara Poyal Floria, JoAnn, Leola, and Norma were lad to welcome their new member, Barbara Royal, to the squad this year She has prov d to be a very good cheerleader and has worked well with the rest e, he two who are leaving the squad this year, wish the cheerleaders of next year much success to their future squad e vish to thalk all those who mace it possible for us to get new suits, also Piss Urowr for all the time ard effort she spent in w rklnv with us, It has been our pleasure and our duty to raise the morale and f e splrlf of tle team and the townspeople if the going became rough, arf if we cave succe oed in this, N6 are grateful This pare courtesy of RUTH'Q B AITV SALON , LQ 1 I A . J . . 1 2 V . V - . Q ' E2 . V - . . 'U .1 t. ' .1 - O 'lv . V, ' Y 4 . 4 - , , A 1 U 5 71 l ,J A A. 1 . . . r ., . Q . . VN W 9 ' J A ' J A l ' h , 7 - ' Q ' - . 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