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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

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' 4 'M if sl' , fl ' w v O 'Q NANCY EVANS Business Manager EDITORIAL As editor of the 1954 Angelus, Ican very clearly see that a room for the sole use of the Angelus staff is badly needed, There would be less chance of being interrupted or of losing materials, as only those actually working on the yearbook would be al- lowed in the room. There would also not be as much time lost in preparing the copy, as all material could be planned, typewritten and checked in one room, in- stead of in three or four, as at present. Uncompleted work could be left where it was instead of being hustled into a drawer in another room ar the close of a period, only to be assembled again in the first spare moment. The present library would be an ideal place for such a workshop, lt has really be- come inadequate for library purposes, Shelves are over-crowded and many books have had to be tucked away in closets, making it difficult for pupils to use them readily, However, it would be excellent as a workshop as it is well lighted, easy of access and large enough for our purpose. The staff has tried to do everything possible to produce a good book this year. We feel a yearbook is more than a reminder of classmates and school days, wherever it goes, it will represent the school and its activities. The students are anxious to have a book they can be proud to show anyone. Many people who have never been on our campts will see this book and judge our school by it. We wish to thank all who have helped in any way in the production of the book, and those who have so loyally supported us by taking advance subscriptions, i.Q JANE NELDER Editor in Chief -l I ,a S ,lt E DITORIA L BOA RD Seated: Nancy Evans, Business Managerg Roger Timberlake, Assistant Editor: Jane Nelder, Editor, Standing: Patricia Twitchell, Alumni Editorg Roger Libby, Assistant Business Manager, Mrs, Smith, Advisorg Pamelia Willard, Assistant Alumni Editor, YEARBOOK OUR RIGHT-HAND HELPERS LaVerna Gibbs and Virginia Maxwell STAFF f , :P 3 1717- - ..,,, CLASS EDITORS Bemard Langlin '55, Marlene Durgin '56, Arlene Hinkley '57, Carleton Ramsdell '54, , gsm ? ,gif Jw.-rim Mil, A. ,ff r x , ESE' V. 1 Q K , l 7 1 P .x L. F I L 1 VISITORS 'ui Left Mr Wolfe Contractor presenting keys to Mr Rlcker President of the Board of Trustees Right The Building Committee Seated Torne Bova Gordon Wolfe W1l11amJ Rrcker Walter D Matthews DEDICATION OF AUDITORIUM Invocation Solo For the Burldrng Committee Presentation of Keys Acceptance of Keys Trustees Executive Committee Faculty Student Body Address Star Spangled Banner Benediction June 11 1953 Rev Robert Wrle Mrs Irma Ferrrn Walter Matthews Tome Bova Gordon Wolfe W, I, Ricker Rufus Prince, Ir, Principal, Eugene Ellrs Charles Boothby Carleton Fuller Rev. Charles Watkins 4 ii . 4681, Y I 2 4...1-Y,..,-.--1 ,...4.,.,.A- if ,, 1fU,i.! .-112' A 1 JOHN FOLSOM MacMORRAN, Headmaster English Bom in St. Stephen, New Brunswick. Prepared at Calais Academy, Calais, Maine. Received his A.B. Degree from Bowdoin College and his A.M. from Boston University. Also studied at the ecole francaise de Middlebury College. Faculty advisor to Student Council, Dramatics Club, and Freshman Class. Hobbies: mountain climbing, music, biography. OREN F. FRASER Agriculture Bom in Brockton, Massachusetts. Pre- pared in Medford, Massachusetts and Kents Hill Seminary. Received his B.S. Degree in agriculture at the University of Maine. Hobbies: sports. ,XX , ix GRACE E. HODGMAN Commercial Subjects e C' A C' Q, fifly' 14-tl QZI- 2311! Bom in Vienna, Mfine. Prepared at Livermore Falls High. Graduated from Shaw Business College. Took a one-year night course at both Aubum Maine School School of Commerce and Shaw Business College. Also attended three summer sessions at Aubum, Maine School of Commerce and one at the University of Maine . Hobbies: plants and ilowers. Y xl,-Q V QW .X ,N , 1, , .Af x J H W Xa xi XQ-'J I Wu ' ' N X9 Q RALD s ALDEN if ' 15 ixglhiglish, Social Studies . 1 Bom'in Tumer, Maine. Prepared at Leavitt Institute. Received A.B. Degree Q, romwthe University of Maine. Basketball N v coach. Senior Class advisor. Hobbies: eating, hunting, sports. i GWENETH L. LEIGHTON Home Economics Bom in Pittsfield, Maine. Prepared at East Corinth Academy. Received B.S. Degree in Home Economics from Farming- ton State Teachers College. Hobbies: skiing, sewing. Coach of girls' basketball 15' CHARLES H. SAMPSON Mathematics, World History, Biology Born at Gorham, Maine. Prepared at Gorham High School. Received B.S. De- gree in Engineering from the University of Maine. From Harvard he obtained his M.E. Degree in Vocational and Educational Sophomore class advisor. Guidance. Hobbies: wri ' , antiques, 5 A' ji 7 g v I, L 5- L f L of ' drawing, reading? a 'I r lf- ' Li V ' G wffliwf 'N ,' , f 1 ' I f , J. fl 4 - V , -gwfcdadb SUSIE M. SMITH . 1,, 1, f' ,,g,,,,7'l BERNARD M- VERRE French' Latin, Civics 'yi ' X ' ' Physical Education, History, Science Born in Augusta, Maine. Prepared at Cony High School. Received A.B. Degree from Colby College. Studied under Mlle. Chauvin and Soeur Francois d'Assise. Yearbook advisor. Librarian. Hobbies: gardening, reading, stamp collecting. Bom in'Plymouth, Massachusetts. Pre- pared at Plymouth High School and East Stroudsburg State Teachers College in Pennsylvania. Received B.S. Degree from Amold College. Hobbies: sports, dancing. Athletic director. Junior class advisor. f ,O t I 'O' OO P' f cs P f 'z 2, .O Q tg Iv , z i ,. V HOME ECON OM ICS 1 W. O 3 4 x 'v ' -u----rv Wi' u i ' waves DAWN AVIS TRIDER College Course North Leeds, Maine 'A quiet friendliness in her man- ner. Lewiston H.S. Band 1, 2, 33 FHA 3,42 Class Play 33 Minstrel Show 33 Glee Club 3,42 Band 3. VIRGINIA E. MAXWELL College Course North Tumer, Maine 'Her twinkling eyes are a sign of her good nature. Vice President Class 13 President of Class 23 Basketball 1, 43 Prize Speaking 13 Minstrel Show 13 va BERNARD W. HATHAWAY, IR. General Course Tumer, Maine Youth is gay and full of fun. Vice President of Class 23 Base- ball 1, 2, 3,42 Basketball 1,42 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 N .R.A . 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Declamations 33 Commercial Club 23 Co-C ap- tain Football 3. WALLACE FRANK GAGNE General Course Greene, Maine A ll succeeds with those who are Softball: FHA 1, 43 N.H.S. Dramatics Club.4 Class 43 N cheerful. Prize Speaking 1, 23 Junior Dec- lamations 33 Drama 2, 3,42 Minstrel Show 1, 2, 3, 43 N.R.A. 1, 2, 43 N.H.S. 3,42 Commer- cial Club 2, 3. n E -Q , .. 2 PATRICIA TWITCHELL College Course Tumer, Maine A pleasant smile and a speak- ing eye. Class Secretary 13 N.R.A, 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 33 Freshman-Sophomore Prize Speaking 23 Second Prize3 N .H.S. 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Stu- dent Council 43 S.A.A. Treas- urer 43 DAR Candidate 43 Vice President Class 33 Senior Drama 43 Assistant Alumni Editor of Angelus 33 Alumni Editor 43 Ad Salesman 3, 43 Class Drama Prompter 2, 3. MARSHALL E. MORRIS Agriculture Course North Leeds, Maine a lively way. ,af ML .sd N 5 274 Eff if N R is ef STS? N ,A A. Q an A r HELEN ELIZABETH MOORE General Course South Livermore, Maine 'Happy am I3 from care I'm free. FHA 1, 2, 3,43 Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Dra- matics Club 43 N.R.A. 1, 2, 33 Minstrel Show 1, 2, 3, 43 Assist- ant Cheerleader 43 Softball 1, 2, 33 Basketball Ticket Committee 43 Drama Stage Manager 4. SHIRLEY TIMBERLAKE General Course South Livemrore, Maine She speaks not all she thinks. FHA 1, 2, 3,43 N.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Commercial Club 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 13 Minstrel Show 1, 2. 3. . , ,,, , it ARLENE FLORENCE TIMBERLAKE General Course South Livermore, Maine All her ways are ways of gentle- ness. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 2, 3, 43 Drama 2, 33 Softball Manager 33 Band 33 Dramatics Club 4g Min- strel Show 1, 2, 33 N.H.S. 43 Matl'1 Award 1. MARIAN LOUISE PERRY Commercial Course Turner Center, Maine Her ways are ways of pleasant- ness. FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 33 Basketball 23 Softball 1,22 Cheerleading 3, 43 Glee Club 1,2, 3, 43 Drama 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 43 Min- strel Show 1, 2, 3. .I .1 I EDNA H. MORRIS Commercial Course Tumer, Maine So much vitality in such a small package. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 Commer- cial Club 2, 3, 43 N.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Minstrel Show 1,2, 33 Class Drama 2, 3,42 Band 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 43 Dramatics Club 4. MABLE LOUISE DUNN Commercial Course Tumer, Maine Blessed with a happy disposi- tion. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 43 Drama 2, 33 Class Secretary 23 Commercial Club 2, 3, 43 Dra- matics Club 43 Minstrel Show 33 English Award 1. i 1 Maine vmue. 3, 43 Baseball 1,23 N.R.A NANCY GAY EVANS General Course Leeds, Maine 'A satisfying mixture of wisdom and gaiety. Class President 1, Vice Presi- dent 43 Sub. Cheerleader 13 Interclass Debate 13 Candidate for May Ball Queen 13 FHA 13 N.R.A . 2, 33 Class Drama 2, 3, 43 Minstrel Show 1, 33 Angelus Board 3, 4, Business Manager 43 Basketball Manager 3, 43 Junior Declamations 33 Commercial S WINSTON GEORGE GILBERT College Course Tumer, Maine The wit of the class who's al- ways merry. Class Editor 13 Class Treasurer 2, 3, 43 N.R.A. 1, 2, 3,43 Cross Country 23 N.H.S. 3,4, Vice President 43 President Dramat- ics Club 43 Class Drama 2, 3, 43 Football 3,43 Basketball 3, 43 Minstrel Show 1, 3, 43 Angelus Board 13 Commercial Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council 43 Junior Declamations 3, First Prize3 Candidate for King May Ball 13 Band 3. KENNETH ROGER BOWEN ATC, fx X General Course ' My North Leeds, Maine L smile is his trademark. Club 2, 33 Dramatics Club 43 fl flew Gloucester H.S. 1,22 Bas N.H.S. 3,43 Official Scoreimyb - My 'W' etball 3, 4, Captain 43 Base.. B ya ktbll4. lf f ' Ubu3,43FrAs,4. oy as e a A 11 V .JK W ,,. ills iw 3-.f 3 CARLETON ELLIS RAMSDELL General Course North Turner, Maine He doubtless sees and knows much more than he unfolds. Baseball 2,4: Football 43 Class Editor 3, 4. fa GOLDIE RICHARDSON Home Economics Tumer, Maine Mischief is her middle name. Glee Club 1,41 Softball 13 Bas- ketball 13 Assistant Manager Softball 3, Manager 2,42 Can- didate for Queen May Ball 23 FHA 1, 2, 3,42 NRA 1, 2, 3,43 Cheerleader 33 Head Cheer- leader 43 Dramatics Club 43 Class Drama 2, 43 Band 3,4: Minstrel Show 1, 2, 3. 'fa it l l, .I l DONALD B. RICKER College Course Tumer, Maine 'When shall we find his like again? Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Drama 2, 3, 4: Prize Speaking 1: Class President 3,45 Class Treasurer 1: N:R.A . 1, 2, 3,4: Commer- cial Club 2: Student Council 4 President: Minstrel Show 3: N.H.S. 3, 4, President 4: An- gelus Board 1, 2, 3: Candidate lf 9 I -,, C, SHIRLEY LOUISE JORDAN Commercial Course Tumer, Maine A maiden, modest and yet self- possessed. Basketball 1, 2, 3: Softball 1, 2: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4: FHA 1,2, 3,4: N.R.A. 4: Cheer- leader 4: Junior Declamations 3 Class Drama 2, 3, 4: Minstrel Show 1: Dramatics Club 4: Band 3. x I t N DURGIN F. LEIGHTON General Course Tumer, Maine A youth of quiet ways. Track Team 2, 3: N.R.A. 1: Baseball Manager 3,4: Junior Declamations 3: Dramatics Club 4: Class Drama Committees 3 4: Minstrel Show 1, 2, 3: Band 3, 4: Football Manager 3. for May Ball King 2. Class Officers Seated: Donald Ricker, President. Standing: Carleton Ramsdell, Class Editor: Nancy Evans, Vice President: V. Maxwell. Secretary: Winston Gilbert, Treasurer. M SENIOR CLASS First row: V. Payeur, C, Ramsdell, N. Evans, V. Maxwell, W, Gilbert, P. Twitchell, M, Perry, E. Morris, Mr. Alden, Second row: S. Jordan, J. Pulsifer, A, von der Lage, D. Ricker, B. l-lathaway, H. Moore, G. Richardson, S, Timberlake, K. Bowen. Third row: W, Gagne, D. Leighton, D, Trider, M, Dunn, A, Timberlake, M. Wills, L, Gibbs, J. Nelder, M, Morris, D. Hinkley, At the beginning of the school yearQ1953-541 twenty-eight members of the Senior class reported, one of whom is a student from Germany. At the first class meeting the following officers were elected: President, Donald Rickerg Vice President, Nancy Evansg Secretary, Virginia Maxwell, Treasure, Winston Gilbert, Class Editor, Carleton Rams- dellg Class Advisor, Gerald Alden, About two weeks after school started last fall, one of our classmates, LeRoy Stevens, became seriously ill and was forced to leave school. A few months later, much to our surprise and regret, he passed away leaving our class with a total of twenty seven members. As soon as everyone got settled down to regular duties, the class faced the usual task of raising money for the long planned class trip to New York and Washington. Among the fund raising activities were a drama, a supper, followed by a dance: a paper drive, and a Plastic party. The class is very grateful to Mrs. Dunn for her efforts in getting up the Plastic party. The drama cast was as follows: Donald Ricker, Virginia Maxwell, Winston Gilbert, Edna Morris, Bemard Hathaway, Janice Pulsifer, Wallace Gagne, Patricia Twitchell, Shirley Jordan, Victoria Payeur, Marian Perry, Nancy Evans, LaVema Gibbs. Prompters were: Goldie Richardson and Jane Nelder, Our coach was Gerald Alden. Each member of the class is eagerly looking forward to April twenty-third, the date we hope to leave for Washington. After our return, final examinations and commencement will soon be keeping us busy. Before leaving Leavitt, the class wants to thank the teachers, parents and friends who have helped to make these four years instructive, as well as very happy. Q7 PLAY CAST Seated: W. Gilbert, L. Gibbs, D. Ricker, V. Maxwell, B. Hathaway, N. Evans, P. Twitchell. Standing: S. Jordan, M. Perry, W, Gagne, V. Payeur, E. Morris. NAME NICKNAME Kenneth Bowen Kenny Mable Dunn Mable Nancy Evans Bess Wallace Gagne Gino LaVema Gibbs Gibbsy Winston Gilbert Wink Bernard Hathaway, Ir, Sonny Donald Hinkley Donnie Shirley Jordan Shirley Durgin Leighton Durg Virginia Maxwell Vee Helen Moore Helen Edna Morris Ed Marshall Morris Marshall Jane Nelder Janie Victoria Payeur Vicky Marian Perry Marian Janice Pulsifer Janice Carleton Ramsdell Ramsdell Goldie Richardson Candy Donald Ricker Donnie Arlene Timberlake Arlene Shirley Timberlake Shirley Dawn Trider Dawn Patricia Twitchell Pat Annegret von der Lage Anna Marilyn Wills Marilyn PA STIME Horses Studying Eating Cars Punk Wisecracking Romancing Saving Money .Buda Blushing On probation Alibis Deviltry Upper Street Neal Dating Writing letters Corridor parking Sleeping Getting in trouble Chasing girls Writing letters Playing records 'G Char1ie .Roda Diary Tearing down cars AMBITION Lumbering Teacher Air Force Mechanic College Mason Springfield College Making Money Sailing Secretarial Work Sonny's housekeeper Beautician Air Force Farming To graduate P. B. I. A. M. S. C. Phys. Ed, Director Retire at twenty Air Force College Nursing Telephone operator Raising chickens A Cadillac College Travel snrqlnw' Tf Qu' V730 'I 'A-'Im Y' Twfw' ' ji -4? 1 'k 'u -.. .nf yi.-.-. 1 mix' V., , f PM Q - Km 2' if , ,Q Hp. -A lima., Vw 1 gmt! f V1 QP Pf - ' ' ' QW f . f ij.. QQ Q Q ww , Q 1, nf -,. ,.,, , f .l n, X. A -.gs pig Q1 ,, M, , WV.. f ,W HX, 'X x i W' M11 Q2 ww in inf. H I if mms? 25 f r Wifi' if 0 ZW af f fjvmwmqgwmpf . if , .., 5,4 In PLAY CAST Seated: J. Libby, B, Dunton, B. Gould, J. Page. P- Willard. R- LibbY- Standing: B, Hutchins, N. Hamlin, G. Thomas, G, Henry, J, Pulsifer, Coach Verre. CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Pamelia Willard, Secreta - J P ry, oan age, Treasurerg Bernard Langlin, Class Editor, Laurier Kilbreth, Vice President, Roger Libby, President. , 1 1 sk:-3, I 1 , , X f . 1 ,. 1 we 2 Q., , ,A X 1 ' r f ' 15 fyydfmwws 1, an i N 1 e Vw s SOPHOMORE CLASS First row: Miss Leighton, J. Sem1ett, P, Roberts, L, Gilbert, C. Stevens, H. Faunce, L. Caldwell H Faunce, M, Durgin, L. Moore, I. Huntington, P, Addlton, Second row: E. Richardson, E. Austin L Roy, L. Gordon, R. Bubier, I. Garns, M, Libby, P, Marston, B. Blanchard, L. Brown, S, Leighton Third row: E. Jordan, A, Peare, D, Watkins, N, Masterman, G, Lee, I. Hiscock, M, Hannon D Youland, R. Parker, H. Hartford, M, Morrell, Fourth row: D, Lowell, A, Jordan, C. Lee, S. McLaugh lin, R, Gilbert, S, Hiscock, E. Hamblin, L, Timberlake, R, Call, J. Sampson, W. Frazer, This year forty-two silly Sophomores began school here in September, At our first class meeting we elected the following officers: President, Henry Faunce, Vice President, Lawrence Caldwell: Secretary, Connie Stevens, Treasurer, Harriette Faunce Class Editor, Marlene Durging Class Advisor, Gweneth Leighton. We had three newcomers with us as school began. Beverly Blanchard, who came to us from Massachusetts, David Youland from Alabama, and Nomia Masterman from Livermore Falls, Maine. At the beginning of the second semester we had another addition in the form of six foot two Eugene Bunten, who came to us from Old Town, Maine, We have quite a few outstanding athletes in the Sophomore class. In basketball for boys, David Watkins takes the lead and very versatile Harriette Faunce gets the honors for girls with high-scorers Jean Sennett and Penny Roberts as close runners-up. During the fall months we had several sock-hops which were quite successful, Later we plan to have a big record-hop. Among other things, we are going to have a drama in the spring to make money for the class trip that we are looking forward to in the future, SOPHOMORE CLASS LF'-0 Henry Faunce, Presidentg C. Stevens, Secretary: M. Durgin, Class Editor: Harriette Faunce, Treasurerg L. Caldwell, Vice President, FRESHMAN CLASS LA- ,ff-1 f ..h.Hl'y1 . Front: I. Fish, Treasurer: F. Carver, Secretary. Back: R, Jordan, Vice President: A. Hinkley, Class Editorg M. Twitchell, President OFFICERS OFFICERS ! 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A n , u wx Q-fy-'Q - nr' Aww'-M P Y, p -r. f'v 1 WFQIQY , gnu? . ,.ffg.f,- n't vf'f+:iI xx ,sl -gr iam -A is . ,sg Lima-5 is ' AQ N , ' A -x w H Ah., ar-, . 4 :lv Q . P , . 4- ,Q ,A ,Luk .-w,Q,3:?!,X . . . .Y 'X .V isx, A - gy' lf,- CT v 'T L 'WN x- K t 4,3 ' 1 , ,U , 1 cg KL P Uv A 4 f 5 .tu .V . gs . .xfsfgi 9, , QF 'f -4 1' -43 A 5 xg' tif '-rf 5604 . s Ns N 5 R5 wx jeg J if V 2' f 4' ? I 'Pu FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First row: Miss Leighton, P, Twitchell, V. Maxwell, S, Jordan, P. Willard, A. von der Lage, V. Payeur, M, Durgin, S, Timberlake, M. Perry, A. Timberlake. Second row: M. Hannon, M, Dunn, M. Wills, H. Moore, G. Richardson, E. Morris, D. Trider, I. Page, Jean Pulsifer, Ioan Pulsifer, C. Richardson. Third row: E. Austin, L, Roy, P. Additon, J, Garns, R, Bubier, I. Hiscock, P. Marston, M. Libby, H. Maxim. Fourth row: P, Roberts, C. Stevens, L. Gilbert, B. Allen, F. Carver, N. Pearl, R, Morris, E, Gould, S, Hiscock, B. Jordan, Fifth row: A. Harlow, B. Gordon, J, Alden, A. Hinkley, M, Waite, M. Philoon, R. Morris, C. Maxwell, J, Frazer, A. LeB1ond. The first club meeting of the Future Homemakers of America was held September 24. The following officers were elected: President --------- ---- V ictoria Payeur Vice President - - - Annegret von der Lage Secretary ------ ------- M arlene Durgin Treasurer ------------- Pamelia Willard Forty-five members joined under the leadership of Miss Leighton, head of the Home Economics Department, Four girls entered the Central Maine Power Company Contest on electricity, Elaine Gould '57 was the local winner, On February 19, a Sadie Hawkins Dance was held in the auditorium sponsored by the F,H,A, Juanita Hiscock, Marion Perry, Helen Moore, and Shirley Timberlake, ably assisted by Miss Leighton, are to be congratulated for their fine work in decorat- ing and advertising, Many other interesting things are planned for the coming months. ! Y . fi f GLEE CLUB Front row L Gordon L Gilbert P Willard N Hamlm B Gould G Lee M Philoon M Dunn M Perry Second row E Moms M Hannon S Jordan B Allen I Frazer B Hutchins C Richardson J Page I Alden F Carver Tlurd row H Maxim B Gordon E Gould E Howe D Trider M Wills V Payeur B Blanchard A Timberlake S Hrscock Soon after the beginning of our school year a large group began to assemble every Wednesday afternoon in the Leavitt Auditorium Under the experienced drrec tion of Mrs Jackson we were soon orgaruzed and ready for a full singing schedule On the evening of December 17 the club participated in a Chnstmas Concert which was held in the auditorium The whole group sang ln Excelsis Deo and Lo, How A Rose , The augmented quartet, Elaine Gould, Barbara Gould, Lorraine Gilbert, Marian Perry, and Victoria Payeur, sang Lu1laby and A1l Through The Night . There were also many special numbers by other members of the student body. Many members of the club have participated in the school assemblies, some of their songs have been comedy numbers. We are now looking forward to the part we shall have in the Minstrel Show which is scheduled to take place in the spring. Our final appearances for this year will be at Baccalaureate, Class Night, and Commencement Day. PROGRAM for LEAVITT INSTITUTE CHRISTMAS CAROL SERVICE December 17 1953 Mrchael Twltchell Presrdent of the Class of 1957 presldrng O Come All Ye Farthful Congregatron Goldle Rlchardson 54 Trumpet O Holy Nrght Elarne Gould 57 Soprano Angels We Have Heard on Hrgh Leavrtt Instltute Glee Club Scrrpture Accordmg to St Luke LI 1 14 Dav1d Lowell 56 l-lark the Herald Angels It Came Upon the Mrdmght Clear The Frrst Noel Congregatlon Respons1ve Readrng St Luke II 15 20 Iamce Alden 57 'What Babe Is ThlS? Marlene Hannon 56 Soprano Gerald Henry 55 Wrnston Gllbert 54 Jack L1bby 55 O Thou Sublrme Sweet Evemng Star Henry Faunce Jr 56 Saxophone All Through the Nrght Leavltt Quartet Prayer Alfred Marquis 57 Lullaby Leavrtt Quartet Star of the East Sandra Hrscock 57 Soprano Keeper of the Inn Nancy Evans 54 Lo How a Rose E er Bloomrng Leavrtt Glee Club Joy to the World O Lrttle Town of Bethlehem Congregatron Benedrctlon Arland Peare 56 Srlent Nrght Congregauon Glorra rn Excelsrs Deo' Congregatron and Glee Club Adams Westmrnster Carol XV Century Englrsh Carol W agner Brahms Kennedy Rem mgton Praetorrus 7 I I . . , l . . D ' I -- . ' - ' I I U . a ' We Three Kmgs of Or1ent . . . . - . I D I 1 ' 1 . . , , I D . i Xl COMMERCIAL CLUB Front row: S, Timberlake, H. Moore, I, Nelder, V. Payeur, S. Jordan, M, Dunn, M, Perry. Second row: L. Gordon, P, Additon, E. Morris, P, Roberts, G. Thomas, M, Wills, J. Page, B. Gould, Third row: Mrs. Hodgman, Advisorg E, Austin, B, Blanchard, I. Huntington, R, Timberlake, W. Frazer, W. Gilbert, We elected these officers at our first meeting: President -------------- Victoria Payeur Vice President - -------- - - Shirley Jordan Secretary ---- - - Jane Nelder Treasurer - - - - - Marilyn Wills Advisor - - - - - Mrs. Hodgman At an assembly on January 17, we were proud to initiate the following members: Lorraine Gordon, Penelope Roberts, Beverly Blanchard, Paula Additon, Ioan Hunting- ton, William Frazer, Norma Masterman and Eva Austin. To be eligible for member- ship, students must be taking the commercial course and have an average of eighty- five or over in commercial subjects. The initiation was given in the form of a radio program with Barbara Gould as announcer. The purposes of our club are enjoyment and helpfulness. We receive both of these at club meetings, We are glad to help organizations outside of school by making programs and addressing cards. Each year we have a project which benefits our department, This year we voted to have our stop watch repaired, If this cannot be done, we plan to buy a new time clock. 1,1 05 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIE Front row: V. Payeur, L. Gibbs, J. Nelder, D. Ricker W Gilbert P Twitchell G Thomas. Second row: A. Timberlake, P. Willard, R. Libby, R Timberlake W Gagne Anne gret von der Lage, V. Maxwell, N. Evans. The Pioneer Chapter of the National Honor Society met in June 1953 to elect officers. The following were chosen: President, Donald Rickerg Vice President, Winston Gilbertg Secretary, Jane Nelderg Treasurer, Patricia Twitchell. Under the direction ol our new Headmaster, Mr. Mac- Morran, we held our first initiation on December 9, 1953. It was a very impressive ceremony. The stage was decorated with a candelabmm on each side, a table in the center which served as the altar at which those tapped knelt with lighted candles to take their pledge in the Society. There were three Seniors and four Juniors tapped: Virginia Max- well, Arlene Timberlake, Annegret von der Lage, who is a German Exchange Student spending her Senior year in America: Gloria Thomas, Pamelia Willard, Roger Timber- lake, and Roger Libby. We feel that these people have been chosen with dis- crimination and that they will uphold the four cardinal vir- tues: character, scholarship, leadership, and service. ,r To WA C7 3 STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: F, Carver, P, Twitchell, D. Ricker, L, Gibbs, P. Willard, M, Philooll. Standing: ,R, Libby, H. Faunce, M, Durgin, L. Kilbreth, D. Youland, W. Gilbert By a vote of the student body a Student Council was organized in November Permanent members of the Council consist of the four class presidents and the treasur er of the S, A. A, , who also serves as Council treasurer. Each class elects one addi tional representative to serve one semester. There is also a member at large from every class chosen by the vote of the entire student body to serve for one semester Weekly meetings are held with special sessions when necessary. Members of the Council for the first semester were: Donald Ricker '54 President LaVema Gibbs '54 Vice President Pamelia Willard '55 Secretary Patricia Twitchell '54 Treasurer Winston Gilbert '54 Roger Libby '55 Laurier Kilbreth '55 Marlene Durgin '56 Henry Faunce '56 David Youland '56 Michael Twitchell '57 Faith Carver '57 Maureen Philoon '57 New members at large chosen for the second semester were: Nancy Evans '54, Bernard Langlin '55, Harriette Faunce '56, David Watkins '56, Roland Jordan '57, and Carolyn Maxwell '5'7. At present the Council is busy with a season ticket drive to benefit the Athletic Association. Later they are to sponsor a Parents' Night and a Sub-Freshman Day. O1 O47 L 3 Iv A ? 'Artis-ff A A DRAMATICS CLUB Front row: Mr. MacMorran, B. Gould, L. Gilbert, G. Henry, W. Gilbert, H. Faunce, D. Leighton, A Mahoney, L. Timberlake, P. Willard, J. Page. Second row: J. Alden, M. Waite, S. Jordan, M. Dumi, A. Timberlake, J. Hiscock, H. Moore, S. Timberlake, E. Morris, V. Payeur. Third row: N. Hamlin, E. Gould, F. Carver, H. Faunce, J. Sennett, L. Brown, J. Pulsifer, G. Rich- ardson, M. Perry. Fourth row: L. Gibbs, N. Evans, P. Roberts, M. Durgin, C. Stevens, V. Maxwell, P. Twitchell. Fifth row: E. Jordan, W. Frazer, R. Gilbert, G. Twitchell. The Leavitt Players were organized in the fall of 1953. At that time, Mr. MacMorran, the dramatics coach, explained the objectives of the Players and outlined the activities for the year. At the first meeting, Winston Gilbert was elected president. The fall production, a rollicking comedy entitled Aunt Letty's Niece, was presented in the Leavitt auditorium on November 23. The follow- ing students were in the cast: Barbara Gould, Dur- gin Leighton, Henry Faunce, Lorraine Gilbert, Lee Timberlake, Pamelia Willard, Gerald Henry, Juanita Hiscock, Joan Page, Arthur Mahoney. Norma Hamlin was in charge of production details. The annual minstrel show will be presented in the spring. The Players also plan to participate in the State of Maine one-act play contest. Scene from 'Aunt Letty 's Niece. Qi NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION Front row: W. Gilbert, S, Jordan, D, Youland, V. Payeur, D. Ricker, S, Timberlake D, Watkins, Second row: C. Maxwell, E, Austin, B. Blanchard, W, Jordan. I. Hunt- ington, S. Hiscock, J. Hiscock, S. Hiscock. Third row: W. Frazer, S, Richardson, C, Allen, A, Jordan, C. Hiscock, B. Hathaway, S. McLaughlin, I. Sennett, W, Hoffman. The N. R. A, was slow in organizing this year. However, we now have a group of twenty-four. The Nezinscot Valley Rod and Gun Club kindly took over supervision of this activity, securing Henry Pratt and George Austin as our instructors. One half of our group shoots Wednesday evening and the other on Thursday evening. Sheldon McLaughlin has been elected president. We wish to express our appreciation to Mr. Pratt and Mr. Austin for giving so generously of their time to help us. '17 ' 'YP' r ,gk La. if -1 . X i if , 'J 5 'J' ' s .l 1' A '-iff +5 - x A 1 '- .: .32 ' ,f., va . I A .2 u VA wg an 1 9? a '1 fl' '7v, Q 1 9 4' ' me 'S , .gg 'iw .-iii ' - +A W 44-iff ' ' , ,wa- ,,i. . , R in w .V ' . . V?., 5' 5 ' Il I u 'H 1 v-4 'S 6 BASEBALL As usual the baseball season at Leav1tt was great sport The team had a reasonably good season wrth ntne wms out of the fourteen games scheduled under the able gurdance of Coach Errckson Our frrst game was at Buckfreld on May 4 and we won C8S1ly 30 to 8 Buckfreld got SIX men home Ln the 5th mnrng but was held scoreless rn srx of the mne mnmgs The next game proved to be tougher but we squeezed out a one run margm over Hebron on therr home d1amond w1nn1ng 5 to 4 Two days later we Joumeyed to Woodstock where we won by the same close score 5 to 4 Our f1rst home game was wrth Mechamc Falls and we contlnued our wrnnmg streak w1th to 5 v1ctory The next day we entertamed L1vermore Falls The teams were very well matched but a un tn the last half of the 9th rnmng brought us a 4 to 3 wm Our fxrst defeat for the season was handed us by Drxfreld on our own d1amond rn a game fu of errors on both srdes The fmal score was Drxfreld 6 Leavrtt 1 The followrng day we romped to an easy wm over Canton 22 to 0 We met our second defeat at Thomaston losmg 6 to 3 It was a very close game except for the last half of the 3rd mnrng when Thomaston got four runs Next we traveled to Drxfreld where we suffered another defeat at then hands 9 to 4 Buckfreld came to Leavrtt May 25 and once more our boys came out VICIOHOUS 12 to 1 House got a tuple and L1bby a double m th1s game A strong Kents Hlll team really kept us on our toes but two runs m the last half of the 9th 1r1n1ng gave us a 5 to 4 Wm L1bby got the only double on erther srde In our thrrd game rn a row that week we defeated Woodstock 6 to 1 Hathaway got a tuple whrle Rrcker and Trmberlake both got doubles Our return game wrth Canton proved to be a much closer one than the flrst but we won 11 to 5 Later that week Hebron came to Leavrtt and handed us an 8 to 2 defeat by gettrng srx runs tn the flnal mmng to break a 2 2 t1e Th1S was the last game of the season Rodney Shaw was captarn of the Leavrtt team Durgtn Lelghton acted as manager and Roger Txmberlake was hrs asststant The team elected Roger L1bby captam for 1954 The followmg men recerved therr letters thrs season Captarn Rodney Shaw Lawrence House Stanley Tlmberlake Kenneth Bowen Bemard Hathaway Donald Rlcker Launer Krlbreth Roger L1bby Sheldon McLaughl1n Davld Watkms Manager Durgln Leighton and Assrstant Manager Roger Trmberlake 87 ' . I . .. .. H . . . .. ' . . ' , I Front row: G. Richardson, Assistant Managerg N, Hamlin, G. Thomas, H. Faunce, Joan Pulsifer, P. Roberts, E, Morris, L. Brown, A. Timberlake, Manager, Second row: Miss Merriman, Coach: I. Bubier, P, Willard, J. Matthews, J. Pulsifer, P. Twitchell, L. Gibbs, C. Richardson. GIRLS' SOFTBALL At our first practice on April 8, about twenty girls reported to Coach Merriman. The first game of the season was on May 5 at Woodstock, and their girls defeated us by just two runs, the final score being Leavitt 9, Woodstock 11. On May 6 we played at Buckfield where we won 6 to 2 with June Bubier scoring the most runs. Our first home game was with West Paris on May 7, We held the lead for four innings, However, letting in six runs in both the fifth and sixth innings led to our downfall and we lost 10 to 18. Woodstock came to Leavitt May 21 for a retum game. The two teams were very evenly matched, but Woodstock managed to get in eight runs in the fourth inning to defeat us 14 to 19. Both Janice and Ioan Pulsifer made home runs in the second inning, We played at West Paris May 25, but proved no more successful against them than in the previous game, losing 12 to 20, in spite of getting six runs in both the third and fourth innings. Janice Pulsifer scored a home run in the fourth inning, We beat Dixfield by the narrow margin of 18 to 20 on their home field May 26. LaVema Gibbs hit a home run in the third inning, This proved to be the last game of the season as Buckfield forfeited their second game with us. Arlene Timberlake acted as our manager and Goldie Richardson was assistant manager, Janice Pulsifer has been elected captain for 1954. '. J 12 as A , svn: IWVWC ,M 1 ! F' ,f,fu2c' K Ap- Y, f , 4, L ave.. Wlfh-N1 FOOTBALL From row: C. Ramsdell, S. Hiscock, A. Green, L. Kilbreth, D. Ricker, Captain, A. McNear. Second row: B. Dunton, Manager, Coach Verre, A. Jordan, D, Youland, M. Morrell, R, Libby, W. Frazer, J, Libby, B. Hathaway, Assistant Manager absent when picture was taken, W. Gilbert. A good-sized squad reported for practice to our new coach, Mr, Verre, in September, There were just three Seniors, so we have a good backlog left for next year's team. Of the six games scheduled, Leavitt won four, losing only to Eliot and York. Laurier Kilbreth, who played at left end, was high scorer for the season, racking up 54 points. Captain Donald Ricker, fullback, was second with 34 points. Kilbreth has been elected captain for the 1954 season. . ,, X- s DONALD RICKER, Captain '53g COACH VERRE: LAURIER KILBRETH, Captain 04. 4 -N, X -t W kg X S 'Ti QNX s . O . L A 3 '4 Ks if 1 kb D N3 'T 'J 3 v 4 , N T X 2 2, YP ' S J . -5 C xi NJ 8 , W- X 4 X- . N JX Q I JL l P-,, C QXCX W . f I W if YV -K ig: , gy 1 5, . 4 ' ' 53-'WJ' f 1 -. gg We 10 in 'Q 'Q v 1 I -1 8 'A x. 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K Ara 3, 1 1 i E i BOYS BASKETBALL A new scorrng record a 24 game schedule the most ambruous 1n the hlstory of the school and a weekend out of state tnp descnbe hlghlrghts of the 1953 54 var stty boys basketball season Kenny Bowen, captarn averaged 23 scorrng pornts per game and at the end of lus second year at Leavltt has set a new hlgh of 499 pornts Don Rrcker veteran squad member Jack Lrbby agrle Junror guard and Dave Watkrns scrappy defense player also won cheers for therr performances on the basketball court Don Hmkley Bernard Hathaway Laurrer Krlbreth Alden Green Henry Faunce Sheldon McLaughlin and Laune Caldwell were other valuable squad members Roland Jordan the only Freshman to make the team made a showmg that promrses great thrngs rn the next three years 'I'h1s year s spectators saw a fast breaktng hard dr1v1ng type of offense strategy ln contrast to former years delrberate set zone play Thts change has been d1ff1cu1t for players experrenced rn the former type of play but the boys have operated effecuvely tn the man to man defense wrth a fast break offense The event packed out of state tnp took place on the weekend of January 16 The squad travelled to Boston to see two professlonal basketball teams play and a pro fessronal hockey game After overmght lodgmg at the Hotel Manger the team went to Georgetown Massachusetts on Monday and played two games agatnst Perley Htgh The ent1re tmp was declared a decrded success 1953 54 SCHEDULE OPPONENT LEAVITT Lrvermore Falls Strong Norway Livermore Falls Mechamc Falls Woodstock Lisbon Falls Oakfteld Perley H S QGeorgetownj Farmxngton Norway Hebronl V Strong West Pans Mechamc Falls Farmmgton Overume Monmouth Woodstock Monmouth Hebron I. V. Ltsbon Falls Ia Tohmament 1 U I ' '72 48 56 44 64 44 ' 62 36 ' 55 35 48 56 56 45 ' 61 46 . . 15 49 ' 67 49 69 43 . . 56 51 '74 69 ' 34 53 ' 79 46 ' 58 ' 56 42 65 43 48 41 66 65 44 ' 50 54 y , 54' 45 1 VZ,. ACTIQ O 1, 'M A vb. - zu ' 'Q , MW 4, C A R B if Q Q1 ' l . r If 1 if K 72? av . 5 w ' 4111- pf? C I -.nh xx X .vw 0 Najaf -f'.??rf' fx SS R 'Nu- 3 Iln 'K ' I w l x 4 4 O . -' . .W ' 4 XL i., . kk 3 Azysui YN' ' jg. tzf' ' 40 -Q-:Q 34 1 .L RU' 5. 1,5 on-4 4 GIRLS BASKETBALL The frrst week of November approxrmately 30 grrls reported to a basketball meet mg 1n the gymnaslum Mrss Lerghton our new coach outlxned the schedule of prac uces and games for the forthcomrng season When the frnal attendance sheet was made we had 27 grrls out for basketball wrth LaVerna G1bbs as therr captarn Dunng the frrst week of our regular playrng schedule we lost two of our varsrty members and as the season wore on, a few of the non var srty members dropped out We now have 23 h1r1s who compromrse our varslty and Juruor varsrty teams Thursday Janurary 14 the boys and grrls of Oakfreld Commumty 1-hgh School arrlved to spend the week end wrth us They v1s1ted school Fnday artendrng a specral assembly 1n the aftemoon at whrch the captarns spoke We played them Fnday mght beatrng them by a score of 48 36 A dance was held rn therr honor followrng the games They retumed home Sunday Monday January 18 the varsrty and cheerleaders Journeyed to Georgetown Massachusetts to play Perley I-hgh School in our seventh game of the season It was a close game unul the very last quarter when Perley surged ahead by scoung 9 to our 4 pornts beaung us by a score of 34 27 We V1S1I6d school the next mormng leavrng for home at noon Jean Sennett IS our lughest scorer th1s season wlth a total of 112 pornts for 13 games Penny Roberts scored a close second wlth 98 for 13 LaVerna G1bbs was thrrd w1th 93 for 10 games Thus far we have won 4 games and lost 9 In a few of our games we were greatly outdone by our opponents but for the most part the grrls showed great spirrt and deter mrnatron yreldrng to defeat very gallantly Team Leavltt Opponent Strong a Mecharuc Falls Woodstock Lrsbon Falls Oakfreld Perley a Strong West Pans Mechanlc Falls Woodstock Lrsbon Falls 44 WCS! 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QM' gig' 1 'i -1 kg! 3? -J CLASS OF 1904 Royal W Bradford Tumer Marne Harold Irrsh Address unknown Charles Pratt Sabbath Day Lake Maine Fred P Rrcker Tumer Marne Blanche Rose Stevens Deceased Frank Cary Deceased H B T Chandler Deceased Herman Bates Deceased Arch Beals Deceased Ellis Cole Deceased Lucy Jones Stetson Deceased Effxe W11l18mS Byrd Deceased CLASS OF 1909 Ralph Fuller Hyanms Massachusetts Post Offrce Box 93 Vrra Gllmore Leavrtt 7 Park Street Orono Malne Mildred Hall Shaw Tumer Marne Ruth Hall Hodsdon Deceased Bert Lrbby Auburn Maine R F D Alrce Memll Hodgman Tumer Center Marne Edsel G Pratt Tumer Malne Ocena Pratt Additon Greene Malne Ethel Skrllrngs Bates 733 Sabattus Street Lewrston Marne Margaret Sprague Blarsdell 85 Landscape Avenue Yonkers 5 New York Ralph Bonney Deceased AL UMUNI CLASS OF 1914 Lou1se Adams Slas Tumer Center Malne Howard Bates Deceased Harriet Bearce Lawrence Deceased Wavelette Bradford Shaw Lrvermore Falls Maine Olrn Bnggs Deceased Beatrice Cramp Packard Hebron Marne Robert Dyer Tumer Marne Freda Fish Beck 770 Ocean Avenue Brooklyn 26 New York Clarence Gould Mrlford Maine Clara Knight Tucker Buckfleld Marne Elton Krught Mt Vemon Avenue Mt Vemon, New York Brooks Quimby 382 College Street Lewtston Marne Rufus Prlnce Tumer Maine Lrvermore Falls Malne Lotue Snell Needham Hebron Marne Stanley Parker Ltvermore Falls Malne Fletcher Thomas No Leeds Marne Elsre Tripp Tumer Buckfreld Marne Alrce Skrllrngs Thomas Deceased CLASS OF 1919 Donald Collrns Wrlmlngton, North Carolrna Box 1502 Eleanor Haskell Leadbetter 28 Westem Avenue Auburn, Maxne Hrlda V L1bby Turner Center Maine Wendell E Moore No Jay Mame Thelma Ryder Bush Sprrngfreld Vermont Reginald Brshop Deceased Leslxe Htggms Deceased CLASS OF 1924 Ruth Bean Wrlson Newry Comer Marne Perry Burbank Solon Marne Anna Carpenter Harper 526 Krmball Road Dedham Massachusetts Lotuse Dyer Moody Wells Marne Everett French Lrsbon Falls Marne Roswell Hrggins Leeds Marne Haven Roberts Turner Marne Berruce Shaw Smith Rumford Marne Oscar Turner Llvemlore Maine Manola McLaughl1n Tumer Marne Dwrght Moore Llvermore Falls Marne R F D Florence Pulsifer Austln Sanford Marne Mrlton Rrchmond 28 So Clayton Street Portland Maine Albron Ricker Tumer Marne Blanche Sylvester 62 Warren Street Rockland Maine Dons Durgln Wright Stratton Marne Herbert Haskell 5 Lucren Place Lmden, New Jersey Leonard Allen Deceased Esther French Brrd Deceased . . . 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' CLASS OF 1929 Methyl Bates 420 Ma1n Street Oneonta New York Laura Dunn Putnam Tumer Marne Cecil Grlbert Greene Marne Josephme Grrffrn DeShon 144 Camden Street Rockland Marne Norman Hamlm Tumer Marne Wrlltam Insh Lrvermore Marne MarJor1e lennmgs McManus No Leeds Maine Ronald McLaugh11n Tumer Mame Raymond Pearl Turner Marne Wmfred Pulsxfer Carman Rrchmond Sawin 9 Sawyer Street Portland Marne Caryl Sar1ford Bray Chapham Massachusetts Lloyd Tlmberlake Tumer Maine R F D Olrve Whrting Hawkes Poland Marne CLASS OF 1934 Robert Allen Address unknown Clayton A Anderson Center Street Auburn, Marne Dorothy Bray Kennedy 45 G Mravlog Elizabeth New Jersey Dorothy Burdm Reynolds Strong Marne Box 183 Elrzabeth Conant Francls 2 Gardens Court So Burlmgton, Connecticut Elizabeth Furbush Burgess Greene Maine ALUMUNI Charles Gtllrs Greene Marne Kenneth Hathaway Tumer Mame Emma Hendncks Hamelrnd So Coventry Connecucut lrvtng H111 New Gloucester Mame Rebecca McClure Address unknown Wallace Reed Greene Mame Wrlma Reed Jordan Tumer Marne George S1as Jr Berwlck Marne Grace Stevens H111 14 Ash Street Auburn Mame Eleanor Tldswell Address unknown CLASS OF 1939 Erma Addtton Mower Mary Ausun Pulkrnen Lrvermore Mame Barbara Barrell Rudd 14 Hayes Road Waltham Massachusetts James H Bates Burlington Vermont Gladys Brackett Lee Lrvermore Falls Marne Luclle Cary Hrggms Bath Marne Clrfton A Chase Buckfteld Ma1ne R F D Freda Davis Yankanskrs Address unknown Anna Dunn Bnggs So Parts Marne Marshall Dyer Putney Vermont Veda Fammer James 113 Beacon Street Boston Massachusetts Reuel W Gordon Llvemlore Marne Mae Grant Donahue Box 47 Auburn, Ma1ne Helen Jordan Needham Livermore Mame Oakes Krlgore 961 Micheltorena Los Angeles 26 Calrforma June Rose Klrschbaum Dozrer Jr 634 Valno Dnve Whrtuer Calrforrua Edith Lawrence Pluloon Tumer Marne Rrchard Lowe 58 Academy Street Auburn, Marne Sherman Prrnce Tumer Marne Shrrley Pnnce Vamey Turner Center Mame Wtnfred L Pulsrfer 1613 Groff Avenue N E Canton 5 Ohro Eva Rose Phtlbrook C1 ene Maine El ne Smlth Btllmgs E Marn Street Yarmouth Mame R Mary Staples Blanchard Auburn Maine R F Mary Trmberlake Hardmg 118 Campus Avenue Lewrston Marne Manlyn Trrrell Kiebort 247 Wardsworth Avenue Meadvrlle Pennsylvania Lawrence Young Portland Mame CLASS OF 1944 Shirley Bempkrns Address unknown Esther Dunn Andrews Canton Mame Lawrence P Gagne Tumer Marne Melvrn E Grbbs 1 Brown Street Walltngford Connecucut Nellle Gordon Tldswell Llvermore Mame Barbara Hathaway Maln Street Suffreld Connecticut Dons Hueston Marston Poland Marne . Q I . ' Q O , . . . . Address unknown Greene Maine . ' ' '. . , ' , .F.D. ' . . . .D. ' ' p I . . . .2 ' 1 1 ' . . u , a I 1 ' , ' Merle V. Libby, Jr. North Tumer, Maine Thompson W. Moore Livermore Falls, Maine M. Edward Murphy 2436 Pawtucket Ave. East Providence, Rhode Island Crystal Reed 98 Lake Aubum Ave. Aubum, Maine Norma Roberts Chandler Tumer, Maine Celia Russell Bragdon Buckfield, Maine R.F.D. Raymond E. Sennett Tumer, Maine Harry Starbird, Ir. Stetson Rd. Auburn, Maine Laura Timberlake Wade Buckfield, Maine R.F.D. Class of 1929 Winfred Pulsifer Box 344cc Rt. 2 Orlando, Florida Helen Williams Emerson '77 Oxford St. Hartford, Connecticut Elaine Gilbert Bonney 49 Pond St. Westwood, Massachusetts CLASS of 1949 N orrice Additon Curtis Comer, Maine Helen Bradford Fitzgerald 620 W. Oak St. Enid, Oklahoma Nancy Cunningham 68 North Ave. New Rochelle, New York Barbara Gentlmer Hinkley Bowdoin Apartments Longfellow Ave. Brunswick, Maine Durwood Gilbert 49 Pond St. Westwood, Massachusetts Theresa Grant North Leeds, Maine Addresses Received Late Carlton T. Hammond Livermore Falls, Maine Lorraine Howard Penley Turner, Maine R.F.D. Carl Matthews Tumer, Maine R.F.D. 2 Betty McAllister Bennett North Tumer, Maine Everett Moore Livermore Falls, Maine Irwin Pearl Tumer, Maine R.F.D Arthur Sampson CAICJ AF11220456 3650 Medical Group Sampson Air Force Base New York Casselane Rose North Leeds, Maine Class of 1934 Class of 1923 Robert Allen May Charron Hawkes 9 Oak St. 111 Cedar St. Aubum. Maine Manchester, Connecticut g aw es T ough an error she was reported as We wish to extend our sincere apolo ies to Mrs, H k , hr deceased in last year's issue. COMMENCEMENT MEMORIES The Processional Class of 1953 T Snr' mils LEAVITT INSTITUTE Founded 1896 COEDUCATIONAL PREPARATORY ACADEMY Boardmg and Day Students 13 18 College Preparatory Class1cal SC1CHt1f1C Agr1cu1ture Commerc1al Home Econorrncs L1bera1 Course Full Program of Ath1et1cs Modern Gymnas1um Var1ed Extra Curr1cular ACt1V1t16S Clubs Scholarsh1ps Self Help Program For Add1t1onal lnformatlon Wrlte John F MacMorran Headmaster Leav1tt lnst1tute Turner Center, Ma1ne . I . .- . .- . . ..- I -. . . 1 s ' I . . . 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M New and Used Woodworking Machinery Rxvard Bros Pharmacy Jeanne s Corset Shoppe TWO REXALL DRUG STORES CORSETS BRASSIERES 196 and 268 Lxsbon Street Lewxston Marne 85 Lxsbon Street Lewnston Maine Telephone 2 2722 W C WALL Lewlston Hardware and G A R A G E Plumblng Supply Company Tl h 44 4 e ep one Henry NOIIH JEWELER HEADQUARTERS FOR W IN OWNS Beautaful and Dependable GO NS MD WEDD G G B d d d P Watches for Graduation H esmm an rom 109 Llsbon Street Lewnston Mame 83 Lnsbon Street Lewuston Telephone 4 464' DODGE CLOTHES FAC roRY TO Yot Myer Canter Footwear 240 Lrsbon Street 87 Llsbon Street Lewiston Mama Lexuston 'Walne O 7 . I O Lewiston Maine TUYUCI' Maine 1 Y' I 2 Twaddle Mitchell Inc Ernest C Wllkms OIL HEATING BUILDING MATERIALS ROOFING Sales and Serurcc PAINTS HARDWARE 40 42 No Mann Street Auburn Sate on Lumber Phone Our Number Dral 4 6435 DIAI 4 422l Upper Center Street Auburn Marne Romeo J Pohqum JEWELER Ludzes and Gents Watches Watch Bands Dral 2 3992 302 Center Street Auburn Marne SNOW S INC 100 TURNFR STRFFT AUBURN MAINE ZZWWZ Cleaners Furners Auburn Mame Say It Wzth Flowers STORF Auburn Theatre Burldrng GRFFNHQUSFS 245 Center Street Allbllf MENU? Caron's Lunch Telephont 2 9079 137 Turner Street Auburn Marne Coca Cola Bottlmg Plant Inc LEWISTON MAINE INC. I I I Courtesy ualrty Serurce SAM S COr1gmalJ ITALIAN SANDWICHES YOU VE TRIED THE REST NOW TRY THE BEST Dual 2 9145 268 Mann St Lewxston Clark s Drug Store K3 gj LEWISTON MAINE HEDBPQSS LEWISTON MAIN! SUCCESS and HAPPINESS J Newberry Company Barnstone Osgood Co JEWELERS and SILVERSMITHS Telephone 4 5241 50 Llsbon Street Lewlston Mame Lamey Wellehan For the Fznest In Footwear 1 10 LISBON STREET LEWISTON MAINE DINE and DANCE JOY INN AMERICAN CHINESE RESTAURANT Spcczal Dazly Dmners SI All Kmds of Chop Suey To Take Ou! Dual 4 4351 20 Llsbon Street Lewiston Maxne James P Murphy Co Inc Manuf cl I' CEMETERY MEMORIALS NCE 1881 6 IO Bates Street Lewxston Mame Wrzte for Catalogue 9 3 -L ' ' ! !, V LISBON STREET LEWISTON I 1 . 0, 0 - . - LI UFPFS O Best W1shes From BENIANHN L BERMAN all DAVID V BERMAN Lew1ston Ma1ne J-Gwziin MAYTAG INC Maytag Fr1g1da1re Apphances Sales and Servlce Telephone 4 4528 157 L1sbon Street Lew1ston Ma1ne We gf!! SHOPS Lew1ston Ma1ne CRESSEY and ALLEN PIBIIOS Organs Rad1o and T V Band Instruxnents Telephone Z 7595 157 L1sbon Street W1NTHRoP LIVERMORF FAI LS Wllson s Dollar Stores, Inc Sport Clothes For All The Famlly AUBURN NORWAY PRIN I ERS Auburn Free Press Mam Strut Auburn Malne 'lelephom 2 7961 Walter Lawrence 81 Son GROCERIES 7Z0me4gQm4e ESSO GAS AND OH-f P1umb1ng and Heatlng I-IARCO GRAIN Turner Ma1ne TURNER CENTER MAINE Te1ePh0ne 18 8 - 0 . 0 0 O , ' ' d O . , . b , , I O Lewiston I , V , , l 3 A - Dxllmgham 8: Son MEMORIAL CHAPEL Ambulance Seruce Dial 4 6449 62 Sprmg Street Auburn Marne Be st of Luck Gr aduate s BENNERS 9351.4 55 164 L1sbon Street W Lew1ston, Ma1ne L8zM OILCO Dzstrzbutor of CALSO GASOLINE RANGE AND FUEL OILS KELLY TIRES IVIIIIOI Avenue Auburn Hmkfkfelz M125 zggeh Prescr1pt1on Drugglsts L1vestock and Poultry Remed1es Trusses E1aSt1C Wear Auburn Ma1ne CLOTHING FUR 'VISHINGS SPORTSWEAR HATS Frank s Store for Men fOpposxte Strand Theatrej 205 Mann Street Lewiston Marne. Footwear For The Entn-e Fam11y grimy SHOESTORE 90 L1sbon Street Lew1ston Ma1ne Carver 8: Lnbby GROCERIES ICE CREAM SODA DRUGS Telephone 2 Turner Mayne EXCEL INC CLEANSERS SHOE REPAIRERS I I l Y. . . O ' Corner Court and Main Sts. D - ' 7 V , . , . , A SOUND INSU RANCE H0fPO1f1t Benfhx and Thor E SHEPLEY PAUL Appliances and Service Sylvania TV and Radios Telephone 3 1391 Telephone 4 6956 272 274 Lisbon Street Lewiston Maine 88 Court Street Auburn Maine I G A STORES Quality Meats and Groceries At Low Prices East Auburn Maine We Can Save You Money CARTER MILLING CO Grain Flour Feeds Manufacturers of Dairy and Poultry Feeds 741 Main Street Lewiston BRANCH STORE 21 Center Street Auburn Me Q gaiaewz Home of Life Saver Tubeless Tires 25 Park Street Dial 2-9851 Lewiston Maine AIRLINE BUS STEAMSHIP Reservations and Tickets Union Square Travel Bureau Greyhound Bus Terminal 169 Main Street Lewiston Telephone 2-8932 Quality Luggage At the Lowest Prices in Town 141266 Cfjdfdlfj COAL OIL We Sold Your Grandad and Da Why Not You ? 9 Minot Avenue Auburn, Maine d HAMEL's JEWELRY sToRE Watch - Clock and Jewelry Repairing Dial 2-3422 229 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine A. c:. 'PARADIS co :QQ 9776242934 THE 4 - . - . A amd DRUG sromr. The REXALL Store Z4 Ma1n Street L1vermore Falls, Ma1ne Rose and Pratt DEAI ERS IN GRAIN GROCERIES AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES Al North Leeds Howe s Corner 2 2l Balley Purmture Co COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Musucal Merchandzse Applzances Phone 7 2223 I0 l2 Mann Struct I Ivermore Falls Malm BARBER 'SHOP 44 Maln Street L1vermore Falls Ma1ne H E Fourmer THE HARDWARE STORE Lnvermore Falls Mame 5f and 104 C H TURNER S1 00 and up 4 Depot Street L1vermore Falls Ma1ne Featur1ng a general l1ne of merchandlse 1n 31 depart ments 1n the f1e1d of 55'I to S1 00 and up QQKQI MAT? KE T c. D. HALL, Prop. QQ may 5206-Q5 Fancy Groceries - Meats Ladies Fashlons Frosted Foods L , t Dial 4 4981 ewls on East Auburn, Ma1ne M3138 Phone Leeds 403-l I - Turner 6- r .9 Best W1Sh6S From ssnvac-El gig!! Q0 O 23 zsafecm Fuzsr THouGHT ' BRYANT S GENERAL STORE GROCERIES MIQATS DRY GOODS HARDWARE Open All Wcchdclqs I IN ermore Falls Clothmg C0 SIORE OF VALUES I Carry At All lzme A Complete Lme Of Yo ng Mens Suits Jackets Topcoats Dress Pants Sweaters Dress Shoes Hats Caps Dress and Sport Shxrts DIAL 7 3335 W7M.wQatm,4.1a we SENIQRS Pr1sc111a Turner Rug Gu11d f ' W6 O Q 6 0 IS f Z Turner Telephone 8-O06 Maine ' 'S s ' u ' : an 5. ea ' ONE STOP Serzvlcs Wmneeg The Esso Statlon on The H111 General Trucklng and Furmture Movxng Range and Fuel 011s Essoheat Telephone 1 5 14 D 1 Upper Street Turner, Ma1ne RF Q P 108 COL I Insurance Company DIAL 4 5361 877 Over 75 Years of Seruce to M ne Cranqcrs WL INSURE Your Bulldlngb Furmture Hay and Gram Farm Machlnery Lncstock and Poultry DIR! CIORS AIND OI PICLRS Robert H Boothby Presxdent Ernest F Addlton Vxce Presxdent A M Blake Secretary Harry G Crowley lreasurer Wnllxam J Rlcker Agent for Turmr Grangm trons Androscoggln Mutual Flre RT STRIF1 Annum Mmm 1954 K a '11 0 -ri' B ' o . Over 350000.00000 Insurance in Force U f he The flu , v Womanls Auburn Maine School ,fv .- , 1 , '- S ' X Shop of Commerce 'PI x f l MOU we FA11 TERM BEGINS VVEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 8 86 Llseow STRFET l Hwwox Deshales Cash Market JZZAQ gb? F MEATS FISH AND GROCERIES ORD Sales Serv1ce Chxsholm Mamc L Dm 7 2187 1vermore Falls Mame Home Made Ice Cream w eq Lunches Every Day Banana Sp11ts Sundaes GOOD FOOD f' R E NC H S Route 4 Turner Road I Centurx Elm Farms R H BOOTHBY E5 SONS Telephone 7 4848 Lnermore Falls Malne .W ix , . M5 Bxx! 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