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

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LEAVITT ANGELUS 15 Harold Keene- Harold is a rather quiet fellow and has had to scheme continuously' to find a way to attend school ,as he lives out of town. He has done fine work on the baseball team these last three years. He has taken part in interclass basket- ball and joined the new checker team this year. Best wishes, Harold. Stanley Staples- Stan is studious and dignified, and has certainly been an active member of our class, He exercised his witty mind this year as Joke Editor of the An- gelus. He's quite a sportsman, too, with a record of a year's track work and four years of baseball. He took charge of the checker team this last winter. Stan has taken part in the Junior Drama, Commercial Club Play, Operetta, and the Band One Act Play. He has tooted in the orchestra for three years , and in the band all four years. Public speaking is a specialty with Stanleyg he won first prize in both Sophomore Prize Speaking and Junior Declamations. Today he has the honor essay. Robert Hill- Bob is the class baby, doesn't he look it? He's a business man though and has proven his ability as business manager of the Angelus. He managed the track team this year and took active part in interclass basketball. Bob has a voice fan extraordinary voice, which he loaned to aid the Senior Minstrel Show. He took part in the Senior Drama and now he is to deliver the Oration. Quite a record for such a small boy. Arthur Philoon- Fido has been a member of our '38 class for only three years: never- theless, he has made us proud of him. He has pitched on the baseball team all three years: besides, this year he was the champion checker player in school. Popular? He ought to be if making complimentary remarks to girls has results. May all the years of your life be just Bowles of cherries, Fido . Harlan Stevens-- uHarly is quite an agricultural fiend, having represented our school at Orono at the Poultry Judging Con- test. He was Vice-President of the F. F. A. in his Junior year. l don't know whether Harlan was trying to reduce or to earn a letter but he has slaved in basketball for four years. Harlan was a member of the Athletic Council and Commercial Club. He also took up a Big place in the Senior Minstrel Show last winter. He is the best natur- ed boy in our class. Harlan has high ideals about being a farmer, but he can't fly too high though because he's Stapled securely. Warren Varneys- , Zip is one of those sporty fellows who likes to drive his Dad's cars. He is planning to be a farmer if he ever learns to handle barn doors by him- self. He was a member of the F. F. A. He tended the spotlight in the Senior Minstrel Show. May you be successful all through life, Zip . Now, may l express my sincere hope that the achievements of these young men will prove to be as successful in the future as they have been while at Leavitt lnstitute. Dorothy Rose Bradford 4 TOAST T0 GIRLS Four years ago my fellow classmates and l assembled at Leavitt Institute as a group of silly, green Freshmen: but today, as we leave, l feel sure that l have become well enough acquainted with this bunch of charming young ladies so that l may give you some Candid Camera Shots of each one. Bradford, Dorothy- Dottie is the Class Hflapperng how- ever, she has many good qualities to offset this fact,

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14 LEAVITT feats. However, allow me to introduce them individually to the best of my ability. Theron Poland- Theron has certainly been a loyal member of our class, and has accovm- panied us on many class trips. He sets us a good examlple as he is such a stu- dious lad. May luck always follow you, The- ron. William Nickerson- Nick is a star alibi artist as well as a star sportsman. He has majored in basketball, baseball, and track dur- ing his entire four years. He was select- ed as captain of the squad this year. He acted as Treasurer of the F.F.A. in his Sophomore year. Nick has cer- tainly made a hit among the girls Cas well as the boys, in Leavitt. We all will remember him as a lively' member of our class. Robert Beedy- Bobby as been an indispensable as- set to our class, serving as our presid- ent all four years. He was our star basketball player during his first 3 years: but because of ill health, Bobby has been unable to participate in our athletic activities this past year. He has served as manager of basketball, cross country, and track. During these four years he has been Secretary and President of the F. F. A.g a member of the Student Council, and Commercial Club: and this year was President of the Students' Activities Association. As an actor, Bobby has taken part in the One Act Play given by the students of the Commercial Club, Junior and Senior Dramas, Senior Minstrel Show, and the Operetta this year. He has also developed a speaker's reputation in Freshman and Sophomore Prize Speak- ing Contests and in Junior Declafma- tions. Today he will distribute gifts to the girls. ANGELUS Allan Prince- Priends, just glance at the Seniors' Marcellecl Nlagnificentn. With those Shirley Temple locks, it's no Wonder that Bill was selected as our iibest looking boy . He was in our Junior and Senior Dramas, the Class Minstrel Show, and the S.A.A. Drama. He has played baseball all four years, and has been on the track and basketball tearns for three years. Bill ran in the cross- country team during his Junior and Senior years. ln his Junior year he was a member of the Student Council and this year he has been Vice-President of the S. S. A. Today Bill has the pro- phecy for girls. Cealand Witham- E Cealand is one of our class come- dians. He has taken part in the Fresh- man and Sophomore Prize Speaking Contest, and in both the S. A. A. and Senior Minstrel Shows. Then, too, the Senior Drama was upeppecl upi' by his hilarious actions. He has been on the cross country and track teams and has taken part in interclass basketball. He was manager for the baseball team this vear. He has been a member of the F. P. A. and Vice-President of the Commercial Club. May the best of everything be yours, Cealand. Gerald Austin- Cy has been on the baseball squad for four years andhe has caught the balls, too, when they calme somewhere near him. We appreciated his good work in the interclass basketball and track contests. He took part in the Senior Minstrel Show. I believe Cy has the reputation of being a woman hater. Good luck, Cy . Eugene Jordan- Jorclan has been in our class only one short year but he has proven his worth. He has attended class meetings faithfully and has accompanied us on quite a.few class trips. We all wish you success, Gene.

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16 LEAVITT ANGELUS Dottie belongs to the Girls' Glee Club, the Home Ee. Club, and the Commercial Club. She has strongly up- held her position on the basketball team, and has proved to be above the average as a dramatic artistg for she has been in the Operetta, Cabaret, field day One Act Play, Minstrel Show, Junior and Senior Dramas. She was also chol- sen to be in the Freshman and Sopho- more Prize Speaking Contest, and is now honored by having the opportu- nity to deliver the Toast to Boys. You've had much success at Leavitt, Dottie, and we hope that in the future you will have Mower , Gould, Lottie- Lottie is a dignified lass. Whenever a pianist is wanted, she is always pres- ent and she has helped out with all the musical activities of the school during the three years that she has been with us. In dramatics she has taken part in the Band Drama, One Act Play, Mins- trel Show, Operetta, junior and Senior Dramas. Lottie took second prize in Junior Declamations and also won second prize in the Fish and Game Essay Contest last year. This year she has been Manager of the School Store and Manager of the Girls' basketball team. She has been Assistant Editor and is now Class Editor and Editor-in-chief of the Angelus. Lottie has been faith- ful in her studies as well as in her ac- tivities, and has as her reward the Sa- lutatory. Best of luck for the future. Don't wear out too many pipe organs. Tidswell, Phyllis- Phyllis is the best dancer of the Class. Whenever music is heard, one may see her keeping time. She has done good work on the basketball team, and excellent work at leading cheers while the boys were playing. She has been Vice-President of the Student Council, Secretary' of the Home Ee. Club, and belongs to the Girls' Glee Club and the Up and Coming Commercial club. She has taken part in the Operetta, Pop Concerts, Minstrel Shows, Caba- ret, Philharmonic Concert, and was chosen to speak at Junior Declama- tions. Phyllis is now honored by having the Prophecy for Boys. May success be yours in whatever work you undertake. Harlow, Jean- We take it for granted that Jean joined the Grange hoping to become Stuart, She is also a member of the Glee Club, Home Ec. Club, Up and Coming Commercial Club, and has been the Business Manager of the Crowell Pub- lishing Company's Magazine drive. She took part in the Operetta, Mins- trel Show, Pop Concert, Stvle show, Senior Drama, and Junior Declama- tions. We wish you loads of success, Jean. Furbush, Inez- Bushy is the attraction from Greene. Whenever there is a group standing in the corridors, almost inva- riably she is in its center. lnez is also an active member of the class. She has been Secretary and Treasurer of the Class one year and Vice-President for three years, and has taken part in the Senior Drama and Minstrel Show. She belongs to the Girls' Glee Club and is a member of the Home Ec. and Commercial Clubs. lnez, we admire your courage in traveling such a long distance back and forth to school each day. We wish you much Success through life.