Kingfield High School - Abram Breeze Yearbook (Kingfield, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1949 volume:

Hifi' i f f mx, '-ax f' 'sl'- We, the Class of 1949 of Kingfield High School, respectfully dedicate this edition of The Abram Breeze to the memory of those who gave their lives during World War II: Howard Lander Donald Niles llmari Wuori Richard York Z S Editor -in -chief Assistant Editor Busine s s Manager As s istants Clas s Editor s Literary Editor Dramatic Editor Athletic Editor Girls' Boys' joke Editor Exchange Editor Alumni Editor Cartoonist TAFF OF THE ABRAM BREEZE John Winter Dean Vose Richard McLaughlin Burchell Morrell Paul Cory Wanda Bradbury Louise Taylor Beatrice Morrell Virginia Trask jean Trenholm Margaret Niemi Bettie Packard Roscoe Durre-11 David Winter Arlene Niles Faye Hewey Robert Niemi n I 1 1 1 SENIORS I '32, , r, V , WANDA BRADBURY Sis College True worth is like a river, the deeper it flows, the less noise it makes, Senior Play 1, Z, 4 Carnival Play l, 3 Prompter, Carnival Play Z Class Play Z Class Secretary 3 Senior Editor of Abram Breeze 4s D, A, R, Candi- date 4g Music Chorus 45 Salutatorian ROSC OE H , DURELL ' 'Mickey' ' College Lord, reform thy world beginning with me, Baseball Manager l, 3 Basketball Manager l, Z, 3 Class Vice-President 3 Class Treasurer Z Treasurer of Student Council 43 Editor of Boys' Athletics of The Abram Breeze 3, 43 Music Chorus 4g Class Trip NAIDA N, LOUCKS Dimples General Anything worth having is worth fighting for, Softball 3 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4 Captain 4 All Star 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Music Chorus 4 LEANORA D, DAVIS Dawnie General Good things are wrapped in small packages, Board Committee 1, Z Prompter of Class Play 2, 4 Basketball l, Z, 3, 4 Softball 3 Music Chorus 4 FAYE A, HEWEY Faye College Silence is golden, Librarian 1, Z, 3, 4 Basketball 1, Z Class Treasurer 1 Class Representive to Student Council 33 Class Vice-Presi- dent 4g Alumni Ed, of Abram Breeze 45 Music Chorus 45 Class History HAROLD A, LOVEJOY Gob General 1 know and think more often than I speak, Poster Committee 1, Z Buildings and Grounds Committee 4 Baseball 1, 2 Assistant Stage Manager of Class Play Z, 4 6 HOWARD E , DUNHAM ' 'Hike ' ' General Track 3, 4 Cross Country 3, 4 Winter Sports 3, 4 Baseball 1, Z, 3, 4 Basketball l, Z, 3, 4 Co-Captain 4 A11 star 1, 2, 3, 4 Music Chorus 4 RAY E, HINKLEY Hink College What you are speaks so loudly that none hear what you have to say, ' Basketball 1 Manager 2, 3, 4 Baseball Manager 1, 2, 3 Carnival Play 4 Senior Play 4 Music Chorus 4 Honor Essay RICHARD R, McI..AUGHLlN Dickie College Oh, for the power that God could give us- To see ourselves as others see us, Track 3, 43 Baseball 3, 4 Cross Country 1, 3 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4 Carnival Play 3 Class Play Z, 4 Music Chorus 4 Sergeant-at-arms, Student Legislature, Augusta 45 Assistant Business Mgr, of Abram Breeze 3, Business Manager 4 Valedictorian W s I Q ,Q 4, ' DONALD E, MURRAY Kid General Easy come -easy go, Board Committee l, 2 Basketball l, 2, 3 Cheerleader Z Class Vice-President 2 Stage Manager Z School Marshal 3 ARLENE E, NILES Lennie General Of all sad words of ton tongue or pen The saddest are these 'It might have beenI ' Basketball l, Z, 4 Softball 3 Senior Play 4 Class Play Z Class Treasurer 3 Class Secretary 4 Music Chorus 4 Aluznni Editor of Abram Breeze 3g Exchange Editor 43 Class Will DAVID S, WINTER Dave College Laugh and the world laughs with you-weep and you weep alone, Senior Play l, Z, 4 Class Play Z Carnival Play Z, 3 Class Secretary Z Music Chorus 4 Joke Editor of Abram Breeze 3, 4 MARGARET H, NIEMI Red College Have fun while you can: you won't live forever, Cheerleader 1, Z Class Secretary l Class Play Z, 4 Class President 3 Secretary to Student Council 3 Music Chorus 4 Class Editor of Abram Breeze 35 Dramatic Editor 4 ELIZABETH L, PACKARD Bettie General Never leave anything un- finished, Cheerleader 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 All Star 4 Softball 3 Class Play 2, 4 Carnival Play 2 Class Treasurer 4 Girls' Athletic Editor of Abram Breeze 4 Gifts to Boys 8 LILLIAN M, NILE Lil General The word American ends in 'I can', Cheerleader 3 Girls' Basketball Manager 4 Softball 3 Carnival Play 3 Class Play 2, 4 Senior Play 3 Class President 4 Music Chorus 4 Class Prophecy EUGENE G, WING Nip College The great essentials of happiness are something to love and something to hope for, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball Z, 3, 4 Cross Country Manager 3, 4 Class Play Z, 4 Stage Manager of Carnival Play 2, 45 Class Representa- tive to Student Council 1, Z, 4 Senator, Student Legislature, Augusta 43 Music Chorus 4 Gifts to Girls JOHN H, WINTER Breezie College To thine own self be true, And thou canst not be false to any man, Track 3, 43 Baseball l, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Z, 3, 45 All Star 3g Co-Captain 4g Class Play 23 Senior Play 3, 43 Music Chorus 4g School Marshal Z3 Senior Marshal 3 Class President 2 Vice-President of Student Council 35 President 43 Assistant Editor of Abram Breeze 35 Editor -in-chief 4 . STAFF OF THR ABRAM BREEZE'- FIRST ROW: Morrell, Morrell, Voss, wamsr, McLaughlin, Trask, Taylor SECOND ROW: HI-wsy, Trenholm, B1-sabury, Cory, Niles, Naemi, THIRD ROW: Niemi, Durrell, wanesr, Packard, JUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW: Tsylsr, Thompson, Mslssugman, vsse, lvleldrurn, sscouo ROW: Trenholm, Riggs, Dunham, MsrrsII, BI-sem.-y, Huntington, CLASS OF 1950 Class vOfficers: President ,,,, , james McLaughlin Vice -President , , , Austin Thompson Secretary, . , , Dena Vose - Treasurer ,,.. , Louise' Taylor Student Council Representative ,,,, Ronald Meldrum Throughout the year we sold fudge to get money for our next years' class trip, Some of the students who helped with school activities were: Jean Trenholm, . who made and sold tickets at our basketball gaxnesg Louise Taylor, who took part in the Carnival Play, Swept Clean Off Her Feet , and was chosen assistant manager of the girls' basketball teamg ,Dena Vose, who was the only girl who went out for basketball, A majority of the boys participated in fall baseball, They were Gene Boyce, Lewis Brackley, james McLaughlin, Wendell Dunham, Russell Riggs, Burchell Morrell, and Austin Thompson, Leland Huntington was their manager, Boys who went out for Cross Country from the junior class were Gene Boyce, Ronald Meldrum, Austin Thompson, Wendell Dunham, and Russell Riggs, In the Franklin County Meet at Wilton, won by Kingfield, Russel Riggs, and Austin Thomp- son got medals for coming in first and second respectively, At the State Meet at the University of Maine, Russell came in second and won another medal, Those boys that made the varsity basketball team were Lewis Brackley, Austin Thompson, Wendell Dunham, and Burchell Morrell, Those playing on the JV were Gene Boyce, james McLaughlin and Russel Riggs, The junior boys who participated in the winter carnivals at Rangeley, Farming- ton, and Wilton were Russell, Burchell, and Austin, The junior class sold hot dogs and cold drinks at the Rangeley and Stratton games, JUNIOR CLASS Our class is small We know it isn't right There's only twelve in all, To throw things and to fight We play with tacks, But just the same Instead of facts, To win great fame But we will never fall, You can'tjust sit and write, Louise Taylor, Class Editor 10 CLASS OF 1951! Class Officers: President ,,,, , , Helen Knapp Vice-President, , , , Robert Niemi Secretary, , , , , Beatrice Morrell Treasurer ,,,,,,,,, Paul Cory We found when we registered September 7, that we had lost four of our previous members: Kathryn Dyer, who transferred to Madison High Schoolg Marilyn Allen, who was married in the summerg Niilo Sillampaa, who joined the Armyg and Weikko Sillarnpaa, who is now employed at Stratton, We had one new member, Marilyn Howard, who had previously been going to Farmington High School, In November Ethel Phillips left school, but on the first of November we gained another member, Henry Carey, who transferred from Marblehead Massachusetts, That finally left us with ten members, Our Sophomore year started with the Freshman Initiation, the big event of the fall for us, In the evening following the initiation stunts, we enjoyed a Finnish dance accompanied by Alfred Pillxnan and his accordion, The girls who participated in basketball this year were Helen Knapp and Beatrice Morrell, Those who went out for boys' basketball were Robert Niemi, Martin Sillampaa, and Garnald Hewey, Our class sold hot dogs and soft drinks at the basketball games with North Anson and Strong, During the year we also had a few fudge sales to earn money as our financial account was rather low, Helen Knapp and Beatrice Morrell were in the Carnival Play, Swept Clean Off Her Feet , Several members of the class worked at various booths the day of the Carnival, Today we were told that Norma Pinkham'would no longer be with us so this cuts our class down to only nine pupils, On the whole I am sure all of us have enjoyed our Sophomore year and are going to miss being in our regular room next year, Beatrice Morrell, Class Editor IZ CLASS OF 1952 Fifteen green, but proud Freshmen climbed the golden stairway to enter high school on September 7, 1948, and two weeks later another member, Irma Turner, joined us, On September 9, we chose our class officers as follows: President ,,,,,,,,,, Malcolm Knapp Vice President, , , , , Gloria Dyer Secretary ,,,,, , , Virginia Trask Treasurer ,,,,, , , Robert Tufts Student Council Representative ,,,,,,, Odlin Thompson On October 1, the annual Freshfman Initiation was held, All the Freshmen participated by wearing old clothes, doing funny stunts, and abiding by the Esteemable and Exalted Sophomores' Laws , Freshrnen who took part in the Carnival Play, Swept Clean Off Her Feet were Leo Boyce and Malcolm Knapp, Oldin Thompson, Richard Trenholm, Hedley Reid, and Leo Boyce were on the cross country team, Our class was well represented by boys and girls on the basketball teams, For girls there were Gloria Dyer, Virginia Trask, Irma Turner, Ruth Donahue, and Eleanor Pinkham, Boys playing were Leo Boyce, Edgar Vose, Odlin Thompson, Richard Trenholm, Hedley Reid and Robert Tufts, Members of the class sold hotdogs and soft drinks at the Mexico and New Sharon games and earned a little profit, Gloria Dyer represented us at the Rangeley Winter Carnival and won third place in the fifty yard snowshoe dash, Odlin Thompson went to the Farmington and Wilton Winter Carnivals and won second place in the slalom in the Farmington meet, These were some of the events in our Freshman year at Kingfield High School Virginia Trask, -Class Editor S TIC MA DHA R7 MUSIC CHORUS FIRST ROW: Knapp, Taylur, Sillanpaa, Niles, Wing, Davis, j, Winter, Niemi, D, Winter, Vase, Donahue, E, Pinkham, N, Pinkham, SECOND ROW: Instructor Dann, Hinkley, Trask, Tufts, Morrell, Turner, Thompson, Dyer, Howard Trenholm, Hinkley, Hewey, McLaughlin, THIRD ROW: Niemi, Cory, Packard, Loucks, Durrell, Dunham, Vase, Riggs, Bradbury, Nile, Howard, Knapp, SENIOR PLAY CAST FIRST ROW: Niemi, Niles, McLaughlin, J, winter, Bradbury, 1-unmey, Davis, SECOND Row: coach chadboume, Packard, Loucks, wing, D, winter, Nile No Dramatic Club was formed at Kingfield High School this year, but there were the annual one -act Carnival Play and the Senior Class Play, The Carnival Play, Swept Clean Off Her Feet was coached by Mrs, Chadbourne, The cast was as follows: Ruthie, e poetry fan ............. . . . Louise Teyler Joe Winters, the young man who sweeps, , , , , Malcome Knapp Mack Gordon, his stooge ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, L eo Boyce Gwendolyn, Public Pest No, 1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Helen Knapp Doris. THE GIRL .................... Beefriee Merrell John Holiday, President of Eazy-Breezy Sweepers, Inc, , , Ray Hinkley The Funny Brats , Senior Class Play, was also coached by Mrs, Chadbourne, The cast, entirely from the class, was as follows: Harriet Gresham, Sylvia's daughter, , , ,Margaret Niemi Aurora Borealis Pike, the servant ,,,, ,,,, N aida Loucks Mrs, Sylvia Gresham, a beautiful widow , , ,,,,, Arlene Niles Dick Gresham, her younger son ,,,,, , , , Richard McLaughlin Tom Gresham, her elder son ,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,I ohn Winter Lauralee Lynde, Tom's fiancee ,,,,,,,, , Wanda Bradbury Loren Gresham, Sylvia's brother-in-law, , , , ,David Winter Gwynette Gadwood, an astrologist ,,,,,, , , ,Lillian Nile Aunt Hettie Higgenbotham, Sylvia's aunt , , , , Bettie Packard Whaley McWhorter, Sylvia's fiance ,,,, , , Ray Hinkley Boogerface Boggs, Aurora's boy friend ,,,,,,,,,,, Eugene Wing Pr0mP'fer...........................DewnDevie Each of the remaining members of the class did his part by serving on the ticket committee, by acting as Head Usher the night of the performance, or by being stage manager and assistants, MUSIC In November, the schools of Kingfield started a music departxnent from the Sub Prirnary through the high school, Music was needed very much in high school because for the past few years the students there have had none at all, With the help of some of the townspeople, the members of the school board, the teachers, Mrs. Ruth Wing, and Mr, Arthur Dann music was introduced, In December, a Christmas program, in which all the grades and high school took part, was presented in Webster Hall, On this occasion the hall was filled with grateful parents and townspeople, ln high school a chorus has been formed, Also, an Appreciation of Music class for the juniors and Seniors is held every Friday morning, The officers for these groups are as follows: President, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , john Winter Secretary, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Margaret Niemi Librarians. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Arlene Niles. Eugene Wins Music Committee ......... Dawn Davis, Dena Vose, David Winter A concert is being planned for April, with all the grades and high school taking part, Although for several years we have not had any music during Graduation Exercises, this year there will be some furnished by the high school Music Chorus, 16 THE SCHOOL CALENDAR Week of September 6, 1948 September 6---School started right off with a holiday, This pleased everyone, September 7---We were all glad to enter Kingfield High, to register, and to have classes in the forenoon, We were also pleased to welcome back for another year the three teachers, However, we did miss several students, under- classmen as well as the graduates of last year, The teachers went to Phillips to attend a meeting at 4:00 P, M, September B---A full day with classes, The Seniors chose class officers and a chairman for the food booth for the World's Fair, September 9---The other classes organized for the coming year, Septernber 10---The Seniors finished planning the food booth for fair, Week of September 13 September 13---Hurry: Hurryf Cast your ballot for the electionsf The Kingfield baseball team started off right by winning the first game of the fall against Strong, September 15---We were victors in a game played with Rangeley, Week of September Z0 September 2.0---All classes met individually, Activity Period, to take care of business, September Z1---Another victory over Rangeley, The score was twenty- two to one, September 22---Farmington Fair, at last: Our first real holiday, I hope we have many more, September Z4---We became victors in another ball game which our boys played at Phillips. September Z5---Saturday, It's also the day of New Portland Fair, The Seniors hope to make a big profit on their booth, Many of the underclassmen are helping them, Week of September 27 September Z7---All Cross Country and Basketball boys met with their coach, Mr, Graham, October 1---Rain, today, Also, Freshman Initiation, Poor Freshmen: They really are having a hard day, A Cross Country meet, today, with Kingfield, Stratton, and Rangeley participating, It was held here in Kingfield, I hope the boys liked running in the rain, Week of October 4 October 4--We listened to the Boston and Cleveland play-off this afternoon, Most of us enjoyed the game, October 8---A Cross Country meet was held at Rangeley this after- noon, Kingfield, Phillips, Rangeley, Stratton and Strong took part, finished in that order Week of October 11 October 12 ---The Cross Country team went to Bates College, Lewiston, A very interesting movie was shown to the high school on Safety First by a State Police Officer, October 13---We started our first six weeks exams today, The junior Class met with an agent from the Balfour Company to pick their class rings, The Seniors met with him, also, to choose their invitations and name cards, October 14---At last, we have finished our exams, Hope we will pass, 18 October 15---The Seniors shocked the whole school when they arrived to have their pictures taken by The Warren Kay Vantine Studio, lnc,, Boston, A variety social was held tonight for the benefit of the Student Council, Week of October 18 October 18---We got our rank cards today and, by the looks on the faces, I guess everybody passed, October 19---The Senior proofs got back today, They were so good that most of us were pleased, Special Announcement: Faye Hewey has become en- gaged, Who is the lucky fellow? October Z1---Mrs, Chadbourne sent for the books for the play Swept Clean Off Her Feet , lt will be presented on the evening of the Carnival, October ZZ---Another Variety Social was held for the benefit of the Student Council, The County Cross Country meet was held in Wilton today, We won the cup, a fact which makes us county champsff Week of October Z5 October Z6---Although, it is only Tuesday, this is the night of the Halloween Ball, Music by Brackley's orchestra, I hope we make a profit, An agent from the Vantine Studio took the Senior orders today, October Z7---Teachers' Convention, at lastf Happy holidays, Week of November l November 1---We had tryouts for the Carnival Play, Hurrah for the Freshman boys: They are interested in dramatics, November 2---Mr, Green was here to speak to the Senior Class President about our trip to Washington, Where is Mr, Clunie ? Mrs, Knapp is substituting today, Henry Carey, from Marlborough, Massachusetts has transferred to Kingfield High, Photographers from Alston Studios took individual pictures of the whole school and some of the teachers, Everything happens to us, November 4---The State Cross Country Meet was held today, Although Kingfield placed seventh, Russell Riggs brought home a medal for coming in second, The Student Council chose committees for the carnival, November 5---The Seniors held a dance tonight, with Alfred Pillman furnishing the music, Week of November 8 November 8---Today the teachers met with Mr, Dann to form a plan to add music to our curriculum, November 9---Only one session today, We had a night session to pay for the afternoon off, Quite a large crowd attended in the evening, November 10---Today the high school met with Mr, Dann for music during Activity Period, November ll---Another day in which to rest, November 12---The Seniors held another social this evening in order to earn money for their class trip, Week of November l5 November 17---The Alston pictures came back today, We were very happy because they came out well, Another joyful day of singing with Mr, Dann, We certainly appreciate what he is doing for the school, November 18---Dr, Dunlap came today to check up on our health, November 19---Only one se sion today, Carnival in the afternoon and the Play and Beano in the evening, We made a profit of SZ59,6Z, Week of November ZZ November Z2---Another day with Dr, Dunlap, He came to test our eyes, ' November 23,---Oh, N01 lt can't be that we have exams again, Where does the time go? The Round Robin games were held here tonight, marking the opening of the basketball season, ' November 24---The end of exams until next time, We had another day with Mr, Dann which helped to quiet our nerves, November Z5---Thanksgiving Vacation, We adore holidays, Week of November Z9 November Z9---What is all the fuss about? It must be that the Senior pictures have come, November 30---Today, we held a rally and tryouts for cheerleaders, December l---The Student Council met today to choose the cheerleaders and the classes for concession for the home games, The Senior class chose three girls from whom our D, A, R, Candidate will be selected by teachers, At Farmington, we played our first basketball games, The girls won but the boys lost, Well, cheer up Boys, you may win the next game, December Z---We got our rank cards today, The Seniors are thinking of going through high school again, Maybe it is a good idea, December 3---jay played here tonight, The girls lost but the boys won, See, Boys, I told you that you might win this game, The Seniors sold refreshments, At 9:25 A, M,, Mr, Dann met with the juniors and the Seniors for a class of Appreciation of Music, ' December 4---Saturdayf Some of the members of the Student Council went to Augusta to the Student Legislature, Those who went held an office, Maybe one of them will hold the same office in the future, Who knows '? Week of December 6 December 6---Wanda Bradbury was the choice for the D, A, R, Repre- sentative, December 7---Both boys and girls won the games with North Anson, Let us strive to keep up the good work, The Sophomores sold hotdogs, December 8---Mr, Dann met with the Music Chorus in Mrs, Huse's room, The fifth and sixth grade came up into the junior and Senior room for this period, December 10---We played basketball at jay tonight, lt's too bad because jay won both games, Week of December 13 December 16---We played Rangeley here tonight, We were victorious in both games, The juniors sold refreshments, December 17---Today we had singing under the leadership of Mr, Dann, All grades from the Sub Primary through the high school participated, After the singing we held our Christrnas tree, A two weeks holiday: I though it would never get here, Week of lanuary 3 january 3---Well, here we are backto school again, The Juniors seem happy for some reason, It must be that their class rings have arrived, january 4---I was right, They got their rings this recess, Don't they look nice ? We played Strong here tonight and took both games without too much trouble, The Sophomores sold refreshments, january 7---Stratton played here tonight and we were winners again in both games, The juniors sold refreshments, Week of lanuary 10 january 11---We had our first games with Phillips, We captured both games, 20 january 13---We chose Margaret Niemi as our candidate for Queen at the Farmington Winter Carnival, Although she was not selected Queen, all of us were proud of her, She made a very pretty attendant, january 14---Another victory for the boys, This time it was over Mexico, The girls lost by a rather close score, Week of Ianuary 17 january 17---We started choosing the staff of The Abram Breeze, There's two we don't have to choose, john Winter automatically becomes Editor-in-Chief Richard McLaughlin becomes Business Manager, January 18---Today we finished choosing the staff, We played New Sharon on our floor tonight, The boys won 98 to 55, The girls, also, were victorious, The Freshmen sold refreshments, january 19---Oh, this terrible weather: Because of it the Vantine Studio couldn't get here to take the group pictures, Another day of exams, January 20---Exams finished once more, january 21---Our second games with Strong, Again we were the victors in both games, Week of Ianuary Z4 january Z 5 - - - our game tonight, Oh, well: january Z 6 - - What's the matter ? We just barely made it to Stratton for We won both games anyway, -Rank cards out, I hope we have improved, The staff of The Abram Breeze agreed to have the books published in Missouri, Mister Green was here today to talk to the Seniors about the class trip, January Z8---Our second game with Phillips and again we were victorious in both games, This is our last home game, The Seniors made quite a profit selling hotdogs and drinks, Arlene Niles, secretary of the Seniors, sent for the play books The Funny Brats , Week of lanuary 31 February Z---Dean Vose, Naida Loucks, David Winter and Eugene Wing went to Farmington after Advertisements for the year book, February 3---Both teams went to New Sharon tonight, Both won, February 4---The juniors and Seniors had another joyful hour with Mr, Dann for Appreciation of Music, Week of February 7 February 7---We held a Student Council meeting to discuss tickets and games for the Franklin County Tournament, February 8---We went to North Anson tonight, The girls lostg boys won by one point, February 9---After school the Seniors had the tryouts for the play, February 10---We played Rangeley up there, Both games were close, The girls won and the boys lost 37 to 38, February ll---We had a rally this afternoon to show the boys that we will be pulling for them in the tournament at Farmington, tomorrow, February 12---The tournament at last, Kingfield lost to Rangeley, but only by three points, Week of February 14 February 15---A photographer from the Warren Kay Vantine Studio took the group pictures for the yearbook, , February 18---Only one session today, The tournament at Farmington in the afternoon and evening, A week's vacation, February 19---The boys beat both Stratton and Strong, thereby winning the consolation cup, We think they have done well, Although it has not yet been presented they have, also, won the cup for being champions of the Franklin County Small Schools League, That goes double because our girls are girl champions in the same league. Week of February Z1 February Z3---The boys' basketball team went to Lewiston to participate in the Western Maine Small School Tournament, They were winners in their first game by one point, Mr, Clunie chartered a bus for the students who wanted to attend, February 25---Boys played again and won, February Z6---Saturday, The boys were called back for a final try at winning the title of Champions of Small Schools in Western Maine, They brought back the title and the cup, Week of February Z8 March Z---All juniors, Seniors and teachers attended Career Day which was held at Farmington High School, We all enjoyed the day, March 4---Mr, Clunie announced the speaking parts for the Senior Class, They are as follows: Richard McLaughlin, Valedictorian, Wanda Bradbury, Salutatoriang Ray Hinkley, Honor Essay, Faye Hewey, Class History, Arlene Niles, Class Will, Lillian Nile, Class Prophecyg Roscoe Durrell, Class Trip, Elizabeth Packard, Gifts to Boys 3 Eugene Wing, Gifts to Girls, March 5---Saturday, again, The boys lost a hard gaxne to Schenck High School of Millenocket and, also, their chance to be champs of all the small schools in the state of Maine, Week of March 7 March 9---Movie for Senior Benefit, Thank you, Mr, Lade, March 11---The All-Star game of the Franklin County Small School League was played at Phillips tonight, The Kingfield girls lost to the All Star girls, but the boys won, Both games were exciting from start to finish, Both teams brought home the cups for being champs in the league, March 12---Luce's Studio sent a photographer today to take some pic- tures of the boys' and girls' basketball teams with their trophies, Week of March 14 March 16-- -An agent from Luce's Studio talked with the Juniors today about their graduation pictures for next year, March 18---A banquet to honor the boys and girls playing on the basket- ball teams was given by the American Legion and Auxiliary, After the dinner Mr, Charles Wilson showed slides of Kingfield scenes and people, We enjoyed them very much, March 23---All juniors and nearly all Seniors went to Augusta, today to attend a session at the State Legislature, March Z4---Ken McKensie show in town, benefit of Seniors, April 1---Sophomores held a Social in Webster Hall, April 8---Senior Play, The Funny Brats , April 14---Concert under the direction of Mr, Dann, given by grades and High School Music Chorus, April 15 ---Freshman Social, Vacation begins, April ---Local Talent Show, No definite date has yet been set, Seniors leave for Washington Friday April 22, We all hope they have a pleasant trip, May Z 5 May june june june 1 7 - - ---County Convention at Farmington, No school, 30---Memorial Day, 12 -- -Baccalaureate, 16 - - -C ommencement, -School closes, bringing to an end the school year 1948-49, Lillian Nile '49 ZZ ATHLETICS K f i- X ew 71 ' I X 4 P5 Y GIRLS' ATHLETICS Athletics for the girls this year have been confined chiefly to basketball, We did, last fall, play softball and volleyball during Activity Period, We hope to again this spring, We may be able to form a softball team and play a game or two with other teams, We did this last spring, playing two games with the Strong girls, The basketball girls, under the able coaching of Principal Clunie, have finished a very successful season, The squad lost two players from last year's team, Christine Donahue and Viola Reid, but it gained new ones from the Freshman class, Early in the season the squad chose a manager Lillian Nile '49 and as assistant manager Louise Taylor '50, The team played eighteen games in all: Seven non-league games, ten league games, and the All Star game, They lost four of the non-league ones, but, of the four, three were with Class M Schools, They won all ten of the games, thereby be- coming Champions of the Franklin County Small Schools League, Because they were Champions, they played, at Phillips, in the All Star game against the team composed of three All Star players from each of the other schools, The three Kingfield girls chosen as All Star were Naida Loucks '49, Bettie Packard '49, and Dena Vose '50, Following is a list of the girls on the squad, Forwards Dawn Davis '49 Bettie Packard '49 Dena Vose '50 Helen Knapp '51 Beatrice Morrell '51 The schedule of games played and the scores follow, Home starred: Kingfield 26 'FKingfield 28 'Kingfield 45 Kingfield 10 'Kingfie1d 2.4 4'Kingfield 27 '9'Kingfield 27 'Kingfield 32 Kingfield 30 Farmington Jay North Anson Jay Rangeley Town Team Strong Stratton Phillips Guards Naida Loucks, Captain '49 Arlene Niles '49 Ruth Donahue '52 Gloria Dyer '52 Eleanor Pinkham '52 Virginia Trask '52 Irma Turner '52 games are 4'Kingfield 28 Mexico 34 '9'Kingfie1d 34 New Sharon 13 Kingfield 27 Strong 23 Kingfield Z3 Stratton 16 fKingfield 22 Phillips 7 Kingfield 34 Kingfield 1 6 Kingfield 22 BOYS ' ATHLETICS New Shar on l 8 North Ans on 1 8 Rangeley l 6 The boys were very fortunate to have Mr, Graham for their athletic coach again this year, He asked all boys who were going to run Cross Country or to go out for basketball to meet with him after school, September 27, A large number answered that call, Both groups began running at once in order to get into condition, The boys who ran Cross Country were Gene Boyce, Wendell Dunham, Russell Riggs, and Austin Thompson for Juniorsg Leo Boyce, Hedley Reid, Odlin Thompson, and Richard Trenholm for Freshmen, Friday, October l, they ran their first meet over their own course, Because of the unfavorable weather not all of the teams that were invited participated, On October 8, the boys went to Rangeley to run against Phillips, Rangeley, Stratton, and Strong, The Kingfield boys won the meet, The following Tuesday, October 12, the boys journeyed to Bates College, Lewiston to run against the Bates College 24 QE Yi W QC: F11 BOYS' BASKETBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW: Sillanpaa, Niemi, Winter, Dunham, Morrell, Brackley, Dunham, SECOND ROW: Mgr, Hinckley, McLaughlin, Thompson, Vose, Wing, Graham, Coach, , , . 21 .. -al ' GIRLS' BASKETBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW: Trask, Turner, Packard, Loucks, Niles, Vose, Dyer, SECOND ROW: coach, Clunie, Taylor, Davis, Mon-Q11, Knapp, Donahue, Pinkham, Nile, Freshmen, On October 22, the tearn went to Wilton to run in the County Meet, They succeeded in bunching enough of their runners among the early finishers so that they won the meet, Because of this they brought' home the cup showing they are County Champions, In addition, Russell, Austin, and Gene each received individual medals for placing first, fifth, and sixth, respectively, On November 4, Mr, Graham, the squad, and the manager, Eugene Wing, traveled to Orono to participate in the State Meet, Although the competition was very keen, Kingfield finished in seventh place, and ahead of some schools much larger than ours, Because our star runner, Russell Riggs, came in second of all partici- pants, he received an individual medal, This meet brought to a close a very successful season in Cross Country, During all these weeks the basketball boys were working at their running and, as the season approached, they went into the hall to practice, The season opened officially on the evening of November 23, with the Round Robin games played here in Webster Hall, The squad lost a few men before the close of the season, The junior Varsity players included Richard McLaughlin '49, Gene Boyce '50, james McLaughlin '50, Russell Riggs '50, Garnald Hewey '51, Emerson Barron '52, Leo Boyce '52, Hedley Reid '52, Odlin Thompson '52, Richard Trenholm '52, and Robert Tufts '52, The ten on the Varsity Team, who represented us in all the tournament games were Howard Dunham '49, Eugene Wing '49, john Winter '49, Lewis Brackley '50, Wendell Dunham '50, Burchell Morrell '50, Austin Thompson '50, Robert Niemi '5l, Martin Sillanpaa '51, and Edgar Vose '52, These boys were champions in the Franklin County Small Schools League, won Consolation at the Franklin County Tournament in Farmington, and were winners of the Western Maine Small School Tournament in Lewiston, They lost a fast, but hard-fought game to Schenck High School of Millinocket, thereby losing the opport- unity to be champions of all Maine Small Schools, Because the boys were champions in their own league, on March 10, they played their final game at Phillips against the team composed of the two All Star players from other tear'-s in the league, Two of their own members, although they played with their team mates, were named All Stars, They were Howard Dunham '49, and Lewis Brackley '50, The following is a schedule of the gaxnes played by the Varsity along with their scores, Home games are starred: Kingfield Farmington Kingfield Stratton '9'Kingfield Jay Kingfield Phillips '9'Kingfield North Anson 'Kingfield Phillips Kingfield Jay Kingfield Mexico 'Kingfield Rangeley 'Kingfield New Sharon '0'Kingfie1d Town Team Kingfield New Sharon Kingfield Mexico Kingfield North A118011 'Kingfie1d Strong Kingfield Rangeley Kingfield Strong Kingfield Kents Hill 4'Kingfie1d 57 Stratton 30 The games and scores in the Tournament in Farmington were as follows: Kingfield 23 Rangeley 26 Kingfield 80 Stratton 34 Kingfield 48 Strong 47 This is the third consecutive year that Kingfield has been invited to the Western Main Tournament, Class S, at Lewiston, The team played against the following schools: Kingfield 37 North Berwick 36 Kingfield 52 Wiscasset 42 V Kingfield 74 New Gloucester 33 Because the boys won these games, they brought home with them a cup with the following engraving: 26 S WESTERN MAINE INTERSCHOLASTIC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS CLASS S 1949 On March 5, at two o'clock in the afternoon the boys played Schenck High School of Millinocket for the State Championship and lost with a score of 46 to 48, Although this winter has been a rather poor one for Winter Sports, Kingfield was represented by several boys in carnivals at Rangeley, Wilton and Farmington, Kingfield won the County lnterscholastic Ski Nleet at Rangeley, between Rangeley, Farmington, Wilton, and Kingfield, A few practice baseball games were played last fall, Because the entire team that won the championship in 1948 are still members of K, H, S,, Kingfield hopes to have another successful year in 1949, Mr, Graham called the boys to- gether for the first time this spring on March 25, A schedule of games is being worked out with other schools, Last spring, the baseball squad consisted of Howard Dunham, Richard McLaughlin, Eugene Wing, and John Winter, from the Class of '493 Lewis Brackley, Wendell Dunham, james McLaughlin, Burchell Morrell, Russell Riggs, and Austin Thompson from the Class of '50g Robert Niemi and Martin Sillanpaa from the Class of '51, The manager for the season was Leland Huntington '50, Following is a schedule of the games played last spring: League Games Non-league Games Stratton 1 Kingfield 1 1 Strong 6 Kingfield 7 Rangeley z Kmgfiem 1 1 Phillips o Kingfield 8 Stratton 1 Kingiield 18 jay 5 Kingfield 9 Rangeley 1 Kingfield Z2 jay 10 Kingfield 9 For the Championship of Franklin County Small Schools League the team played Strong and won 6 to 2, Boys interested in track answered the call for assembly, March 25, As soon as possible they will be practicing outdoors for their various events, Plans have already been made for them to enter the County Track Meet at Wilton and the State Track Meet at Portland, 28 UMQR Q' in S ff 1fl1igx+i1m7 Fei W 'I 1 ,I 'P! n fl' ' vfixfl V' f' JL if W. ,ff Q 5 f xr: I f 5' Mrs, Chadbourne, asking Howard what were some books that he had read: Have you read Tom Sawyer ? Howard: Nope, Mrs, Chadbourne: Have you read Huckleberry Finn ? Howard: Nope, Mrs, Chadbourne: What have you Credj? Howard: Hair, :emenwef John: I'1l bet you don't get that rabbit, Nip: What makes you think I won't? john: Your gun is not loaded, Nip: That's alright, The rabbit doesn't know it, saves In English II, during the discussion of poetry, Mrs, Chadbourne: What is it that every foot has ? Robert Niemi: Twelve inches, :swam Bud: I'll walk you home, Dena: What's the matter? Don't you think I know where I live 'P :visa In the Senior Room cleaning the library table, Mrs, Chadbourne: David, where should that shirt go fmeaning downstairsj ? David: It should go to the cleaners, :ef-we:-ooo: Mr, Clunie, walking up to a man in a garage and asking: Are you the head reparing man? The man said he was, so Mr, Clunie took off his hat, pointed to his head and said: Look her over, Bud, answers Beatrice: What did one mosquito say to the other mosquito as they rested on Robinson Crusoe's head? Helen: I'm leaving now: see you on Friday, llvlldllirlk Russell: How about a little kiss, Honey? Louise: Can't, my lips are chapped, Russell: Aw, come on: one more chap won't hurt you, nuookaovr Wanda: What is the difference between a fly and a mosquito? Mickey: You can't sew a zipper on a a mosquito, Why do teachers have to ask us questions we can't answer? muttered curly-haired Henry to his seatrnate, as he pondered the question just put to the class, Suddenly he brightened, I know what R, F, D, stands for, Teacher, he said after his raised hand had been acknowledged, It means Ranklin Felano Doosevelt, versus Donald: My girld friend is a twin, Dawn: How do you tell them apart? Donald: Her brother is taller, varakawr The Sunday School teacher asked the girls to write down the names of their favorite hymn, One lass wrote Russell Riggs , MM:-oz Mother: What did you do in school today? David: We had nature study, Every pupil had to bring specimens from home, Mother: And what did my little precious bring? David: I brought a bedbug and a cockroach, leoraeoewk Naida: Have a peanut? Arlene: No, thanks, They're too fattening, Naida: Don't be silly, Why should they be fattening ? Arlene: That's all I have seen an elephant -eat llllvklklk He who gets too big for his breetches will be exposed in the end, :ramen-rar Mrs, Chadbourne: Now, David, what does une femme hon.nete mean? David, brightly: Oh, that, Why, -er, Oh: A female hornet, :mourn Robert: There's one thing about these long skirts: they have the girls heming and the boys hawing, woewrvwf Going to school the other day, Bettie slipped on the ice, It bruised her somewhat, and slightly injured her otherwise, :warmer Clerk, selling Odlin a pair of skis: This little pamplet goes with them--It tells how to convert them into a pair of splintsf mass: The modern girls dress to kill ---- Cook the same way, XCHANGEZ f1 '4'l 'f,' ' It ' - 2 1 ff! ' 1 N7 , , Qi a Riff' G' g u n' K f f WIN ! Last year we exchanged yearbooks with eight different schools, We enjoyed all publications, This year the following schools have already agreed to exchange with us: New Sharon Strong Wilton Besse QA1bionj North Anson North New Portland Solon Besides these we have Written for ezgchanges with Jay, Rangeley, Phillips, and Farmington, ALUMN1 7 ,Lf , -2 2 2 , -f,.4?' 2, WZ, gf -4215 Afifi Q rg, kv Z ,fi 'W zfQ X J X lex f-'X f' . J ,Z 4 if 1 C ll W ' f L Z if 7 fl 1948 Christine Donahue -- employed in Kingfield, Marion Huntingron --employed in Kingfield, Robert Kirkwood --student at F , S . T , C , Lorraine Knapp ---- at home in Kingfield, Everett LaBel1e ---- at home in Kingfield, Vernon Meldrum ----- employed in Kingfield, Richard Mecurio ---- student at Bates College, Richard Oliver ---employed in Lexington, Viola Reid ---employed in King- field, Eleanor Savage ---at home in Kingfield, Charles Trenholm ---employed in Kingfield, Cora Ingersoll, nee Viles, --at home in New Sharon, Gloria Simmons, nee Washburn -- at home in Kingfield, jean Winter --- student at the University of M, 1947 Lloyd Davidson --- student at F. S. T. C. Marcia Durrell --- student at C, M, G, Hospital, Carroll Gould --- employed at Lexington, Pirkko Atwood, nee Kankainen--- at home in Kingfield, - Clifford Kirkwood --- student at University of M, Nadine Nichols --student at F, S, T , C , james Nile --employed at Stratton, Louise Hewey, nee Reid--- at home in Kingfield, Leola Savage ---Student at F, S, T , C , Salli Dudley, nee Sillanpaa ------ at home in Kingfield, Glennese Taylor, nee Vose -- at home in Kingfield, Clayton Wilber --- student at Bliss Business College, 1946 Marjorie Walker, nee Allen --- at home in Kingfield, Olive Newell, nee Davis--at home in Kingfield, Olive Donahue --employed in Rangeley, Esther Hewett ---student at Maine Eye and Ear Inf, Glendon Knapp ---employed at Stratton Joyce Loucks ---employed in Auburn, Roberta Meldrurn, nee Loucks ---- at home in Kingfield, Cora Niles ---employed in Stratton, Eyerett Parsons ---employed in King- field, Arthur Sweetser ---student at Bowdoin Christine Winter ---student at Colby College, Christine Tibbetts ---- employed at Stratton, Sxunner Winter ----- student at Gray's Business College, 1945 Elizabeth Cory ---student at Univer- sity of Illinois, Helen Donahue --- at home in King- field, Lucien Dudley ---- employed in King- field, Mary Ellsworth --- at home in Kenna- bunk, Everett Howe --- employed in King- field, june Packard -- Phyllis Parker, nee Durrell --- at home in Kingfield, Effie Luce, nee Parsons ----- deceased, Donna Wilbur --- employed in Lewis- ton, 1944 Louise Hagerstrom, nee Davis --- at home in Fairbanks, john El1sworth--- student at Boston University, Taisto Maki --- employed in King- field, Howell McClure --- student in Penn, Raynard Morrell --- employed in Dead River, Phyllis Atwood, nee Nichols --- at home in West New Portland, Bernard Tibbetts jr, --- employed in Kingfield, 34 1943 Bertha Brindley --- at home in Kingfield, Vernon Dexter --- employed in Stratton, Caroline Dudley --- Teacher at Canton, Maine, Richard French --- employed in Kingfield, Everdene Hewett --- at home in Lexington, Minnie Parks, nee Hutchins -- at home in Monroe, Bertrum Knapp --- employed in Stratton, Phyllis Seamon, nee Meldrum --- at home in Kingfield, Hilma Murray --- employed in Lewiston, Maxwell Pinkham --- Army, Wendell Stevens --- Army, Lucille Brindley, nee Viles --- at home in Washingtonh 1942 Joyce Howe, nee Beane --- at home in Greenwood Mountains, Clarence Ellsworth --- employed in Kingfield, Ruth Strout, nee Howe --- at home in Bucksport, Deane Hutchins --- student at U, of M, Earland McClure ---- employed in Kingfield, Shirley Milton --- employed in Kingfield, Nathalie Snow, nee Morrell ----- at home in Bucksport, Kathleen White, nee Reid -- at home in Kingfield, Bursley Taylor --- employed in Portland, Harold Woodcock --- employed in Kingfield, 1941 Gladys McDonald, nee Atwood --- at home in Massachusetts, Charlotte McClure, nee Boynton-- at home in Kingfield, Myra Burgess, nee Crocker --- at home in Bangor, Glendon Dexter --- employed in Kingfield, Greta Robinson, nee Dolbier --- at home in Kingfield, Freelia Abbott, nee Huse --- at home in Rhode Island, Husen Kirkwood --- Army, Lois Thurston, nee Knapp --- at home in Portland, Leora Libby ---deceased, Maxine McCleary, nee Maki --- at home in Kingfield, Virginia Garland, nee McVoy --- at home in Madison, Raymond Murray jr, --- employed in Bath, jacquelyn Goff, nee Nichols --- at home in West New Portland, Mildred Parsons, nee Reid --- at home in Kingfield, Lois Flannagan, nee Sweetser --- at home in Massachusetts, Elene Badger, nee Tibbetts --- at home in Stratton, Burton Vose --- Army, Reynald Wilber --- employed in Lewiston, 1940 Lois Niles, nee Beedy --- at home in Kingfield, Donald Davenport --- employed in New Hampshire, Eleanor Lander, nee Dyer --- at home in Eustis, Dwight Hall --- employed in King- field, Clement Hutchins --- employed in Kingfield, Lyndell Knapp --- Professor at Yale University, Conn, Ernest Meldrum --- employed in Kingfield, lrja Lehto, nee Niemi --- at home in Kingfield, Aili Temple, nee Niemi --- at home in Whitefield, New Hampshire, David Parsons -- employed in Dead River, Katherine Bloomingburg, nee Sin'1mons-- at home in California, Phyllis Hutchins, nee Simmons -- at home in Kingfield, Richard Vose --- employed in Port- land, Jerold Wilbur -- student at Colby College Emma Goodwin, nee Williamson-0 in Washington, D, C, H. 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