Leavitt Area High School - Angelus Yearbook (Turner, ME)

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LEAVITT ANGELCS MILDRED EDITH BAILEY Mickey Turner, Maine Preparatory Classical Course Field Day One Act Play C155 Girls' Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 455 Gym Drama C255 Operetta C255 Junior Drallla C355 Band One Act Play C455 Senior Drama C45. A maiden modest, and yet self-possessed. Mildred, you have been a faithful worker for our class in dramas and other activities. We wish you success in your chosen path. ALBERT WALKER BAXTER L Baxter VVinslou'. Maine Preparatory Scientific Course Vice-President of Class C155 Debate Cl, 2, 455 Mem- ber of National Forensic League C455 Member of Leavitt Forensic Club C35 455 Treasurer of L. F. C. C3, 455 Vice- President of L. F. C. C455 Cheer Leader C455 Prize Speaking C155 Windham Pop Concert C355 Boys' Chorus C3, 455 junior Drama C355 Senior Drama C455 Cross Country C455 Minstrel Show C455 New England Tourna- ment of the N. F. L. Debate and Extemporaneous Speaking C455 Student Council C455 Assistant Business Manager of Buzz C2, 355 Interclass Basketball Cl, 2, 455 Track C2, 3. 45. I love to wind my mouth up, I love to make it go. I love its giddy gurgle I love its steady Flow. You have done much towards furthering the activities of the class and school. May your future be always look- ing out for others. IOI-IN WILLIAM BRADLEY L U Archimedes Turner, Maine Preparatory Scientific Course Boys' Chorus C3, 455 Track C45 5 Interclass Track C45 5 Secretary Forensic Club, spring term C455 Vice-President Forensic Club, winter term C455 Debating C455 Minstrel Show C455 VVindham Pop Concert C35 5 Senior Drama C455 Cross Country C455 Member of National Forensic League C455 New England National Forensic Contest at Laconia C455 Class VVill. Johnny Bradley, the killer of fleas, Is known to us as Archimedesf, Your accomplishments in debating speak for themselves. VVe wish you success in whatever you undertake. ALBION DANA BRACKETT, IR. L Iune Turner, Maine Agricultural Course Baseball Cl, 2, 3, 455 Assistant Manager Baseball C355 Inter-class Basketball C45. VVOIIIBII. keep thy distance! Although you have been a little woman-shy, you have worked hard for us, especially in baseball. Keep up the good work, Albion.

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Editorial '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 4 4 1 4 4 1 1 1 4 4 oaqoooo Q Q0 ooooqqqoooeoooo ---Q-poooe PERSEVERANCE One man has said, It has been my ex- perience that ninety per cent of the people who fail do so not because they haven't the ability to do the job, but rather because they haven't the quality of sticking to the job until it is done. George XVashington Goethals, the builder of the Panama Canal, did not stop when he discovered one morning in 1913 that the section of the Panama Canal at the Cucara- cha Cut had slid back during the night. VVhen one of his aides inquired, VVhat shall we do now? Goethals calmly re- plied, VVell, we shall dig' it out again. If our forefathers had lacked perseverance we surely would not be .-Xnierieans today. Think of the tedious and trying' times- sickness, wiping out more than half a colony: starvation: and lndian raids they confronted. One Major League baseball player in- jured his arni in such a way that he would never be able to throw a ball again: but he was not so easily licked: he took advantage of his other arni, he actually learned to throw with his left hand. Perseverance overcame his misfortune. In our own everyday lives we are forever meeting' discouraging nionients. .Xre we going' to sit back and weep while these ino- nients of opportunity tly quickly by? XYhieh gives you the greater thrill- doing' the clear-sailing job, or finally con- quering the task that has been filled with obstacles which would have discouraged a lesser man? Etllllflll'-1.11-C41I'Cf.

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LEAVITT ANGELUS SARAH ELIZABETH BRIGGS Betty Turner, Maine Home Economics Course Band 1155 Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 455 Windham Pop Concert 1,355 Leavitt Pop Concert 1355 Operetta 11, 255 Vlfestern Maine Music Festival 1255 Prize Speaking, 2nd place 1255 Junior Declamation 1355 Interclass Basketball 1355 Home Economics Club 12, 3, 4555 Treasurer Home Economics Club 1355 Philharmonic Concert 1355 Cabaret 1255 Junior Drama 1355 Senior Drama 1455 Prophecy for Boys. A laugh is worth a hundred groans. Betty is a sport to the very end5 a girl whom you would never hear say quit or the game is up . EVELYN BUBIER Evie Greene, Maine Home Economics Course Girls' Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 45. Never a Rose without a thorn. Although her future plans are undecided, we are positive that Evelyn will find success in whatever field she ventures. for she has that winning personality which points to success. VIOLA ADELAIDE BURDIN L Vi Buckfield, Maine Home Economics Course ' Prize Speaking 1155 Girls' Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 455 Operetta 1255 Home Economics Club 12. 3, 452 President of Home Economics Club 1455 Basketball 13, 455 Inter- class Basketball 13, 455 Pop Concert 1355 Senior Drama 1455 Honor Essay. Never let me be too bright or good. A very little girl with big possibilities. Viola surely believes in having a good time and claims that her favorite occupation is entertaining. lVho'll be the lucky one? CATHERINE DAVIS CHASE L Cath Turner, Maine Preparatory Classical Course Baseball 1155 Basketball 135 1455 Tennis 12, 3, 455 Prize Speaking 1255 Junior Dec's, first prize 1355 Uni- versity of Maine Speaking Contest 12, 455 New England Speaking Contest 135. tie for 2nd place 1455 Forensic Club 13, 455 One Act Play Contest 1355 junior Drama 1355 Senior Drama 1455 Band One Act Plays 1455 Girls' Athletic Editor of Angelus 1255 Assistant Business Manager of Angelus 135 5 Business Manager of Angelus 145 5 Manager of School Store 1455 Orchestra 1455 Band 1455 Secretary of Band 1455 Manager of Girls' Tennis 1255 Student Council 1355 Girls' Glee Club 11. 2, 3, 455 Secre- tary of Forensic Club, fall term 1455 Windham Pop Con- cert 1355 Leavitt Pop Concert 1355 Minstrel Show 1455 Valvdictory. Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. It is always an asset to any class to have in its midst a talented young lady. Vlfe were especially fortunate in having such a member of our class as Cath . She proves an asset to us not only musically but dramatically. And we know that her sunny disposition and talent will win her as many friends in Farmington as they have in high school.