Lee Academy - Crescent Yearbook (Lee, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1950 volume:

LIBRI 1 'Nu.,,,.,.R.. :if gil ' IRUIIRIX Ol THE CRES CEN T ublzsh d by H16 Senzoz Cfass gil, 35? 'vo 0 I- lll Ill A qv qv fa pq? 1- ITH Q i W QW wwf 'Nw ff' J X LEE ACADEMY LEE MAINE cp ' C , ' , 0 J? h- X Q 35?-Ml ' I-W nl M .mam lllllllllll Illllllldi Q Kai' 'L .1 ' rx I il 'Q Hi Egg 2 ' 'T ' I 5 EL an ,f' , ig , U , ' :A1 1 f ::' '. FI - 1' of Ewgif A' v L- HI' C .C H . - 1 an g f A V X EDICATIUN 'R P S is X The Class of 1950 dedxcates THE CRESCENT' to Mr and Mrs Fred Dmgley In appreclatlon of your devoted efforts ln your years of servlce to Lee Academy Your understandlng and mterest ln us has been an 1nsp1rat1on durlng our four years under your guxdance Our hves have been enrlched by your teachmg It IS wlth sxncere thanks that we dedicate The Crescent' to you . GC 9 s Q Q . . . . o . . . . . . . . . . . . n . . . . U , o DMINISTR no '7 io brqwn rom ' f 1 XCJ O YS s, hon 5 uw M0 Q gbmahou Q! W5 y N ve JM O AME but W N, rf x O 0. W We ,naw 5 1 N M! 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Student Coun Act1v1t1es Baseball Coach Wmter c1l Advlsor Jumor and Semor Home Sports Coach R00ll1 Freshman Home Room Sclences Submaster MISS MARY HATT Brewer Mame Umverslty of Mame B S 119491 Home Econom1cs ACtlV1tl6S Cheerleader Coach Senmr Class Advlsor MISS RUTH MALIA Miss MURIEL APPLEBEE DAVID T DODGE So Portland Mame Enheld Mame Bangor Mame m1lV6ISlty of Mame B A 119491 Engllsh 3 and 4 Act1v1t1es Crescent Advlsor Speak lng Contest Adv1sor Graduatlon Commxttee Chairman Sophomore Home Room EMMET STEVENS Lee Mame Husson College 119481 Un1vers1ty of Mame 11948 19491 Boys Basketball Coach Scandalette Advlsor Sophomore Class Adv1sor Commercxal Subjects Umverslty of Mame Cornell B S 119421 Agrlculture Actwxtles Cross Country Coach Future Farmers Advlsor MISS DOROTHEA BURGOYNE Umversxty of Mame Northern Conservatory of Musxc Howland Mame Muslc Dlrector of Boys and G1rls Glee Club and Orchestra French and Latin ACt1Vlt18S One Act Plays. MISS L MADOLYN PRESCOTT Gu1lford Mame Gordon College Boston A B 119441 Columbxa Blble College Columbla South Carollna Engllsh I and II ACtlVltl8S Commlttee Chalrman Graduatlon Semor Play Advlsor Freshman Home Room . , . , . . lg . . . . , S l , . , . ,, . E 1 . .' ' . .' ' ' ' 1 ' ' 1 - - , , , . . . . I . , . - v . , - - , - : , : , , . . . I , ' - , ' University of Maine, B. A. , . . . . ' . r - ' .I : s , - ' U , ' . ' 1 . . , ' ' . Y , , . . I .Y , . - . ' - S - ' , , - , U : . . , 9 . . . . , . , . . . ,. . ' , I I ,M WR SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS TY? M President Vzce Presuient Secretary Treasurer Ll l I IJ kXXl1 IJ IJ SENICDRS ,Q DUANE ALDRICH Sprmgheld Mame General Course Semor Play Crescent Staff 4 General Manager for Maga zme Dr1ve 4 fTransferred from Mattanawcook Academyl ROBERTA ALDRICH P1nky Sprxngfield Ma.1ne Home Economlcs Course Semor Play fTransferred from Mattanawcook Academyj SYLVIA MARGARET APPLEBEE Syl Enfield Mame General Course Musxcal 1 2 Easter Cantata 1 4 Sextet 3 4 Orchestra 4 Dorm Councll 4 Cheerleadlng 4 One Act Plays 3 Senlor Play J unlor Prom Commlttee Hollywood Prevlew 4 Crescent Staff 4 Scandalette 3 4 Muslc Festlval 3 Sololst 3 Operetta 4 Gradua t1on Chorus 2 3 MARTHA ALICE BENSON 32901120 Mame College Course Freshman Speaklng Contest 1 Glee Club 1 Softball 2 r . . r 7 H ' H ' ' ' 'N School Fair 1, choir 1, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Christmas - ' : ' : 5 ' , : S X U 1 ' ROBERT BLAKE Bobby Lee, Maine General Course F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. '55 JACQUELYN JOAN BoU'ro'r Jacky Kingman, Maine College Course One Act Plays 1, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Scandalette Staff 2, 3, Crescent Staff 4, Basketball J. V. 3, Class Treasurer 3, School Fair 1, Minstrel Show 2, 3, Prompter for Senior Play 4. ROSEMARY CARLIN Rosie Enfield, Maine College Course Basketball J. V. 2, First team 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 4, Speak- ing Contest 2, 3, 4, Minstrel Show 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Sextet 3, 4, One Act Plays 3, Senior .Play, Student Council 4, Crescent Staff 4, Dorm. Officer 4, Orchestra 3, Hollywood Preview 4, Music Festival 2, 3, Dedication 4, Letters 3, 4, Class Oflicer 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Commitee, Graduation Chorus 2, 3. LoUIsE Avis CROCKER Lee, Maine College Course Basketball J. V. 1, 2, First team 3, 4, Speaking Contest 1, 2, 3, 147, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Letters 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Crescent 4, Scandalette 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Minstrel Show 2,-3, Senior Play, Junior Prom Committee. Agriculture Course 3, Magazine Drive 43 F. F. A. 4. DELIGHT AVA DowNs Springfield, Maine Commercial Course Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Reception Committee, 4 Christmas Cantata 23 Minstrel Show 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 3 Junior Prom Committee, Scandalette Staff 43 School Fair 1, One Act Play Prompter 3, Senior Play, Class Secretary and Treasurer 4, Crescent Staff 4. JAMES RELLEN DAVIS Jimmy Winn, Maine Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Letters 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Playg Speaking Contest 2, 39 Junior Prom Committeeg Crescent Staff 45 Baseball uv, s ,Y Agriculture Course Prom Committee, Cross Country 1. EVERET1' FOGG Winn, Maine College Course Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3. DARRELL W. EDEs Burlington, Maine F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Reception Committeeg Junior pd' . wavy? 'ii Gnmn HANSCOM Enfield Mame College Course Pianist Girls Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Pianist Boys Glee Club 4 Pianist Sextet 3 Assistant Manager Softball Team 2 Honor Roll 1 2 French Club 4 Orchestra 3 4 Senior Play Pianlst Minstrel Show 1 2 3 Easter Cantata 1 Musical 4 One Act Plays 3 Crescent Staff 4 School Fair 1 Christmas Cantata 1 2 3 4 Pianist Graduatlon Exercises 1 2 3 Dorm Counc1l4 Dedlcation 4 Music Festival 2 3 Operetta 4 Scandalette Staff 4 IVAH ALTHEA LAPLANT Frenchie Codyville Malne College Course Basketball 1 2 3 4 Crescent Staff 1 2 3 4 Scandalette Staff 1 2 3 Honor Roll 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 Senlor Play Cheerleading 4 Dorm Reporter 4 Softball 2 Dorm Secretary 3 Letters 2 3 4 MARILYN JEANETTE LYON Jeanne Br00kl10l1 Mallle College Course Glee Club 1 3 4 M1nstrelShow 3 Crescent Staff 4 CHARLEEN ELLEN LYoNs Lee, Maine College Course Prize Speaking Contest 1, 2, 3g Basketball J. V. 1, 2, 33 First Team 45 Class Vice President 1, 2g Crescent Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 Secre- tary and Treasurer, French Club 45 President of Class 4. KEITH MACDONALD Masardis, Maine General Course Glee Club 4 F F A 4 Reporter 4 fTransferred from Ashland J GORDON MACE Passadumkeag Ma1ne General Course Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Interclass Basketball 1 2 3 Football 3 4 Movle Progector Operator 2 3 fTransferred from Howland Hlgh School J JOANNE FLORENCE MCINTYRE Jo Winn Maine College Course Basketball 1 3 Letter 1 Treasurer of Class 3 Speaklng Contest 1 3 Softball 2 fTransferred from Wlnn Hlgh School I FRANCES MARIE NADEAU Fran Wmn Ma1ne College Course Basketball 1 2 3 Speakmg Contest 1 2 Glee Club 4 FEN'roN W. PRIEST Lowell, Maine Agriculture Course Glee Club 1, 2 3, 4 Senior Play GRACE DOREEN PRIEST Graclous Lowell Malne Home Econom1c Course Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 Senlor Play Crescent Staff 1 4 Mmstrel Show 3 Scandalette 1 4 GERALD SMITH Bud Lowell Mame Agrlculture Course MARJORIE Lomas SMITH Marg1e Sprmgfield, Mame fig? General Course Glee Club 2 2 1 1 as X F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. TORRIE NUTE Lee Mame 1 Agrlculture Course F F A 2 3 Senlor Play Basketball 3 116' fi 'Wm 1 l FLORENCE MARIE PEASE Flossxe Lee Mame Home Econom1c Course Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Scandalette 4 Crescent Staff 4 Costume Commlttee for Senlor Play 4 MlHStIe1 Show 1 2 SHIRLEY ANNE POTTER Potter Kxngman Mame General Course Glee Club 1 4 Senior Play School Fair CAROLYN JANE PowERs Carol Wmn, Mame College Course Basketball J V. 1, 2, Flrst Team 3, 43 Class Vice Presldent 3, Jumor Prom Commltteeg Senlor Play, Speakmg Contest 1, 2g Dedlcatlon 4, Mmstrel Show 3, Hollywood Muslcal 43 Crescent Staff 3, 45 Scandalette Staff 1, 4 3 Dorm Presldent 4g Letters 3, 43 School Falr 1, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Graduatlon Chorus 3. i 1 e . E . 1 . . . , , Q , 4, ' y,,u.:- , :ff lynx . ups r 'f - Xfiigaf, ' , I I as ' 77 ' ' 7 . . - r 9 9 1 9 ! ' ' . ' if r 1 - L m u 77 ' ' 9 ' v 9 1 ' GRACE ANN SPEED Peedme Enfield Malne College Course Basketball 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 4 Scandalette 3 4 Edltor 4 Crescent Staff 3 4 Mlnstrel Show 2 3 Muslcal 4 Student Counc1l 3 4 Honor Roll 1 2 Graduatlon Chorus 2 Christmas Cantata 1 Muslc Festlval 2 Letters 3 4 Easter Cantata ROGER STAPLES Lee Mame College Course 1, Basketball 1 Freshman Receptlon Commlttee Sen1or Play BEFTY ELLEN STEVENS Bett Lee Malne General Course Basketball 1 2 J V Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Softball 2 Mlnstrel My Show 3 Orchestra 4 Musxcal 4 Chrlstmas Cantata 4 Sen1or Play Duet 4 DORATHY LEE STEVENS Dottle Lee Lee Mame College Course Basketball J V Flrst Team 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Letters 2 3 4 Speakmg Contest 3 C43 V1ce Presldent 3 Sextet 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Mlnstrel Show 2 3 Mus1cal4 Chrlstmas Cantata 1 Muslc Festlval 2 3 Student Councll 3 4 V1ce Presl dent 3 Presldent 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 Freslunan Receptlon Com mlttee Class Vlce Presldent 2 Crescent Staff 3 4 Sen1or Play Commlttee 4 School Fa1r 2 66 ' 77 ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' n u I 0 ' s 7 7 7 7 7 I . n s . I 7 7 7 7 7 ' o l . J s 7 7 7 7 , ---f 7 7 ' . I gfsififyftffiegiffz A 7 E , iPi2z2Ef:i2iff?.h'i1:? 3 . f u 77 ' 7 7 7 ' ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 V . 1 ' Q . 0 I 7 7 7 7 , ll ' 77 ' 7 ' ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 f ' a ' ' . 7 7 I 7 ' 7 I o . 1 ' . ' 7 9 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 -7 7 1 ' C . 0 a ' 7 7 s 9 7 ' 7 7 1 7 ' , . 1 PERLEY SUTHERLAND Carroll Maine General Course Senlor Play 4 Crescent Staff 2 3 F 1 2 3 CALVIN THOMPSON a Prentlss Maine Agrlculture Course Basketball 3 4 Crescent Staff 4 Glee Club 4 F F A 1 2 3 may 4 Class Presldent 2 Treasurer 3 Presldent F F A 4 A-we-aukp. '--ww' CLARENCE SCOTT THOMPSON Opp1e W Enfield Mame General Course Class Ofllcer 1 Scandalette Staff 4 Glee Club 3 Crescent me Staff 2 3 4 Jumor Prom COH1II11tt66 3 Basketball J V 1 2 F11'St Team 3 4 Letters 3 4 Baseball 1 3 4 Mlnstrel Show 2 HARRY GEORGE THOMPSON W Enfield Mame General Course Basketball 3 4 Letters 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Senlor Play -...av Class Presldent 1 Crescent Staff 4 Scandalette Staff 4 Glee Club MARGERY NoLA THORNTON Margie Codyvil1e,.Maine Commercial Course Student Council 13 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g One Act Plays 1, 2, 35 Minstrel Show 1, 2, 3 g.Sextet 3, 43 Trio 23 Cheerleading 3: Scanda- lette 3, 4g Crescent Staff 43 Christmas Cantata 2 5 Orchestra 33 School Fair 23 Honor Roll 43 Senior Play Committee 4. RONALD DAVID THORNTON Brookton Maine Agriculture Course FFA1234 FFASecretary3 WAYNE TUCKER Lee Maine Agriculture Course F F A Basketballl 2 F F A 1 2 'ill' RICHARD LEROY WHITNEY Dick Brockton Maine General Course Basketball 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Cross Country 1 2 Honor Roll 1 Class President 3 Vice President 4 Crescent Staff 4 Scandalette Staff 4 F F A 1 2 3 4 Cross Country Manager 3 SENIGRS -T' UNIUR 1-Yu? 92120 QZVH If i' 16 A iff' fm! 0 X NIJ, A, x E , 1' E ., L ii 0 Q A gi : 'P M i 3 x X175 X1 N5 IUNIORS ,L L 'mg IUNICDR CLASS OFFICERS President Fernald L1l1BCOtt Secretary Leon Bryant Treasurer Bob MacPhee J- N 1' ' ix' I , ix i' l ' L ik it ni. W- .N 1 Vice Preshient ,,,.......,.....e Betty Yeqmans Ruesell Olga Danforth Applebee -Xlthea Ax Cllll Jeanme H4111 Huh 1111 Bu ll IIIIXNOOII Butle1 'Ilan fdlllll 'lhom 15 C Ill Paula Coflm Jo 1n C1a1 Sll91XXOO4l I IOXX ell Ba th D 1ggett Ch ules D1cke1 VN ax 11e DlClx6l Isabel I 1sl1 I' lank I'1 I1 F112-cl Gltfonl Allce IOININNIII Julla 6 1tl'o11l W1l 1am I o11l1l Bmce I uulll NI il I1 n com I 1 lla I IDI Donald H ISIHIII Donna Hopkma Geolge lung NIa11e Ixmzhtlx 'NIa1y Jme Ixnlghtq Paulme I 1Pl1nt Palelgh IUNICDB CLASS Enfield P1 Cllf1QQ Weet Lnfielll B1 ookton Ix111g,111an l nfielll Paas ulumktag Lee B1 ookton Belfaet B1 ookton Sp11ngHel1l Cal 1oll B1 ookton B1 ookton ee ee ee Dlxmont DlXl1l0nt 9111 mgfiel Waltham Waltham Lnfield C ll 1oll Nolxx ay B1 ookton C0111 x 1lle l 111 cott Ielnalfl 1 I 1111 en on NI1CPl1ec P0b61t XIOIQ 111 'NI 111on Now- X1nal lulxcllng Alton Pmeo Ialph Pottel 'NIe1e1l1th P I0 t I'llOlXll Round, Fhzabeth S1101 ex Sho1 ev Sho1e1 Sho1e1 Shmev -Xlta Balbala Ca1 leton Jeanette Roland Qnnth Colleen Speed Glenn Thompson Alton Thompeon Glor1a Thornton MHTJOIIE Thulloxx Thurloxx D01 oth Rlcharcl Wellman Clara 'leomane Betty Nmlngjielfl XX Q t I nflelrl me t Qt1 1on nflelal nflelrl D1 exx ee I nfleld I on ell Bllll1l'1Q,'t0l1 Burllngton Bu1l111gton Bu1l1ngton l on ell I' nfielfl Ipnfielcl ll 'I opafleld Bulllngfton I ee Lee lJ1u1 Plt 1 ' 4 1' - ID' r : A ' ' ,I V - . -' y ' - l,o1'l, L ' 1 lf u . --lv, '. 1 - L Ly , Rae live I bl .Y I- , . 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A' THE JUNIOR CLASS The Jmlnxor Class returned 1n September with as much school sp1r1t as ever Several new faces appeared br1ng1ng Wlth them the class clown Ross Corbett The annual class meetmg was held to elect oillcers and who do you suppose was chosen presldent You re rlght-Fernald Lmscott for the thlrd successlve year' Good work Fernald' Mr Dmgley was also chosen by a large vote for the thlrd tlme as our class advlsor At a later meetlng Fernald Llnscott and Leon Bryant were elected as representatlves to the Student Councll Along came the magaz1ne campalgn and the Junlors kept up thelr record for the thlrd year by selllng the most subscr1pt1ons Three cheers for Meredxth Potter who was hlghest salesman not only for the Junior class but for the entlre school The Junlors are also well represented 1n basketball and cross-country The managers of both the boys and g1rls teams are Jumors belng Rlchard Barry and MarJor1e Thornton respectlvely Those two zlppy forwards on the glrls team Althea Applebee and Joan Sprague also happen to be J un1ors Chlck Daggett Rat Thurlow Fernald Llnscott Ross Corbett Jack Holmes Glenn Speed TOIIIIIIIG Carhn are our proud country team Bob MacPhee Ralph P1neo Duck Gardner Frank Flsh and Vlnal Noyes are J unxors We m1ght also mentlon that the manager and asslstant manager Llnwood Bubar and Fred FlSh hall from our class Rlght here we take our hats off to the Jumor Assembly commxttee who produced one of the best Assembhes we ve ever had the opportunlty of engoymg Ross Corbett as Master of Ceremonles and Bob MacPhee complete w1th h1s ple were the stars of the show When the Presldent of the Student Councll announced that the school was to sell subscrlptlons to the Penobscot Tzmes to ralse money for a skatlng rmk cheers of approval came from the J unlor Class The class sell 1ng the most subscrlptlons would be honored by havmg 1ts numel als placed over the fireplace adjolnlng the rmk Here was a challenge for the J umors-a chance to show off thexr remarkable salesmanshlp Could we do lt? Well we could certamly try So try we dld and at the end of the Lontest our efforts were rewarded by havmg 1951 placed over the fire place Our hxgh salesman was Althea Applebee who was awarded a speclal medal for her efforts We re proud to be members of the class of 51 Let s nw me next yeal the best ever! . , . . . , . . p . , . , . , . . 3 I 7 ' ' Cl 77 ' ' 7 1 Y 7 3 ! ' ' 7 contributions to Boys' Basketball. And of course the stars of the cross- : . 1 H H 9 ' r , . . , . ' 1 , . . , . I 9 9 , - 4 ul' ' 1-1! 42 W 'RQ 1 if , 0 J Q . 4' Y Q . SCDPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Chzss Advwor MR STEVENS Pfresadent JOHN POTTLE Vwe Presuient HAZEL STEVENS Secretary Treasurer . STERLING MOORES s . 1 . . . . . - . . Q . 1 . . . . 0 ' . . . . . . . Averrll Ralph Batchelder Lrnwood Blake Irene Bowers Crystle Bunker Marrlyn Butler Herbert Dana Chester Emerson Sally Fernald Barbara Grass Melvm Ham Marron Ham Marjorre Hanscom Althea Harrrs Shrrley Houghton Ann Jordan Amy Jordan Bettrna Knrghtly Ronello Knrghtlx, Joanne Iothrop Edwrna Lovett Abbott Lyon Arvah Lyons Dewayne MacDonald Ada SQPHGMCDRE Prerrtrss Burlrngton Lee Burlrngton Fr anklrrr Krugman Enfield Lee Isle forcl Iambert Lake Sprrngflelrl Sprrngfreld Sprrngfleld Burlrng on Lee Osborne Osborne Nor-wax Bolsters 'VIrlls Prentrs Passaclumkeag Lee Sprmgfleld Oxbow CLASS Maxwell 'Wax nard 'Vhchaucll Robert lVIcI earr I ucrlle Moores Sterlrng Olrver Hubert Olrxer Jane Osgood Norma Prckerrng Rrchard Pottle John Sex erance Lrmond Sham Eroll Shorex Grlbert Shorew Lors Smrth Glorra Snellrrrg Robert Stevens Hazel Thurlou Gordon Therrault Euclrd Torlrl Myrtle Treaclxxell Colleen Whrtney I orrarne Wor ter, Durward Worster Lurene ee Krngman Lee C ar roll Carroll Carroll Carroll ee Lee Chester Br ookton Burlrrrgton Burlrn5torr P1 entrss Deer Isle Frrfielrl I ou ell West Enfield Passarlumkeag Prerrtlss Brookton Krrrgnran Kingman . y . 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' . , I H 1 V A ,I , , . , L '. v V A , , OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORES Lets g1V6 three cheers for the outstand mg members of our class We re proud of you' JOHN POTTLE one of our most outstand mg Class Presldent varslty basketball team class edltor of Crescent and to top lt all off an A honor student HAZEL STEVENS Vlce Presldent of the class cheer leader J V basketball player STERLING MOORES Secretary Treasurer of class Stu dent Coluncll representatlve JANE OLIVER on Student Councll asslstant Edltor of Scandalette class edltor of Crescent J V basketball player GLORIA CARR vars1ty basketball player J V cheerleader class captaln of the magazme campalgn ARVAH LYONS outstandlng Agrlculture stu dent secretary of Mt Jefferson Chapter of the Future Farmers of Amerlca MYRTLE TODD varslty basketball team member cheerleader ANN HOUGHTON another of our best cheerleaders was on freshman receptlon commlttee GILBERT SHOREY outstandlng cross-country runner of our class Won medal at state meet J OANNE KNIGHTLY varslty basketball player photo graphy edltor for sophomore sectlon of Crescent . LOIS SHOREY, hlgh salesman of our class In the Magazlne campalgn . . MARION HAM, the only glrl In our class to make the high honor roll for the first quarter, also J. V. basketball player. Keep up the good work! I 'W' Cv' ,-- vy wksw em ,l J .If 'F' 'Q s 1 ' l o -Qi FF' J y A Q O K Ax Alrfffl X , x fl gjifzrw' if'-FWf?W I K! 1 ks? ,Q gf 1 8 Q Trina, - 'rw V x -, H V 49,2 b V -5- if .tents i . r Li 'A' VnJ ll-thu-.15 gulf' r r L FRESHMAN CLASS GFFICERS Preszdent Carl Dunn Secretary Lols Worster Treasurer Babetta Sherwood Vice President .....,......,e........,..................,........, Larry Chandler Albert Frank Allen Dale Applebee Melburne Blake Paul Brown Ancll Budge Arthur Chamberlam Arlene Chandler Lawrence Cochran Lyman Collin Merton Cote Nancy Cralg Inez Crocker Dale Crocker Ronald Crowley Sh1rley Delaxte Herbert Dlcker Kathleen Dunn Carl Fancy Gerald Fogg, George FRESHMEN Fougele Charlotte Glfford Dennls Gilman Genevleve Gould Adria Grass Vlrgmla Grxffen Joy Grlffen Wlnmfred Hanscom Donald Harrlman Wllllam Knlghtly Nancy Lancaster Geraldme Ledger Gerald Ledger Jeanette Leldy Percy Lovett Paul Lyon Nadme Mallett Dona Merrill Roberta Mlchaud Charles Mlllett Thurman 'VI1lls Sterhng Plckerlng Rlchard Potter James Rldeout James Robmson Susan Severance Nell Sherwood Babetta Shorey Samuel Shorey V1v1an Slbley Francls Smxth Cecxl Stratton John Txbodeau Mary Thompson Carol Ann Tozxer Helen Wakefield Ivan Worster Inez Worster Lo1s Young Steve U . . 1 1 A 1 Y . , . . .,. 1 . 1 l 1 1 1 . . 1 , .. .,... . , 1 1 y . .1 I . , .. , 1 1 1 , . , .. , .. 1 l 1 . 1 . , , . ., . .1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 9 .7 D 1 - 1 -1 .1 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 , ., , . 1 I V Y 1 FRESHMAN CLASS OF 1949 I thlnk that we are the greenest freshman class that ever entered Lee Academy The first day of school we took a few tests met our teachers and greeted our Classmates We chose the followmg officers Prestdent Carl Dunn Vwe Presmdent Larry Chandler Treasurer Babetta Sherwood Our class advlsor IS Mlss Prescott and she IS also our Home Room Teacher wlth the help of Mr Frazler The first few weeks were rather confuslng Once ln a whxle we got mxxed up 1n our classes but after a whlle we got used to the same routme Freshman Reception was however our real 1n1t1at1on to school Wlth the glrls glamorously dressed ln burlap bags boots necktles and sklrts up to thelr knees Boys dressed ln g1rls blouses and shorts sllk hose one sandal and one hlgh heel We were properly lntroduced to Lee Academy Some of the boys went out for Cross Country th1s fall and dld a good Job but Just Walt untll next year The boys were Wllham Harrlman Ronald Crocker and Francis Slbley We were well represented ln basketball There were at least 15 of us practlclng and next year maybe some of us wlll make the team We have both boys and gxrls out for Glee Club Some mce smgers too The Glee Club has put on a play a Hollywood Revxew and a Cantata We also have a few out for Orchestra These are Shlrley Crowley Donna Mallett Thermond Mlllett Sterlmg Mllls and Roberta Merrlal Our Student Councll members are Arlene Chamberlaln and Dale Allen We can't say that we haven't had a few good tlmes at Lee Academy. n ' y Secretary ..............,.............c.,............,.,.........,..............,, Lois Worster . 9 . , . . . , , . 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IJ'1y 1 1..,..1..1..,..1..1..1..1..1..1..,..,.1..1..1..,..x..1..,..1..,..,.., STUDENT CCDUNCIL The Student Councll IS now nearmg the end of another successful year The purpose of the Counc1l IS to help solve the var1ous problems whlch occur from tlme to t1me ln school hfe It affords the students a volce ln the government of thelr school Its members are chosen from the student body by the student body The members th1s year are as follows Senlor Class Pres1dent Dorothy Stevens Secretary Rosemary Carlin scott Lena Bryant Fred F1sh Alton P1cker1ng Sophomore Class Jane Ol1ver Sterlmg Nloores Freshman Class Allene Chamberlaln Dale Allen Busmess that has come b9f016 the Student Councll Includes the skatxng r1nk no dungarees to be worn by the glrls qulet passage betu een classes selectlng films to be shown on the new projector and many other 1mpo1 tant school prob lems. . y- . , Q 1 ' ' Junior Class-Vice President, Fernald Lin- : , . , . . i i 1 1 v , , , , - CRESCENT STAFF Faculty Advzsor Edztofr m Chzef Asszstant Edztor Busmess Mamzger Asszstant Busmess Actwztzes Edztors Athletzcs Cheerleadm s Photography Class Edztors Sophomore Freshman Ad,vert1,smg Asszstants Typzsts Secretary Assistant Secretary M anager MISS APPLEBEE CHARIIENE LYONS DUANE ALDRIOH CLARENCE THOMPSON CALVIN THOMPSON IVAH LAPLANTE DICK WHITNEY ROBERT MacPHEE DOROTHY STEVENS Cgu-Ish ALICE GIFFORD HAZEL STEVENS ROSEMARY CARLIN CAROLYN POWERS JANE OI IVER and JOHN POTTLE STERLING 'VIILLS and CARL DUNN HARRY THOMPSON GRACE ANN SPEED LOUISE CROCKER DELIGHT DOWNS MARILYN LYONS 'VIARGERY THORNTON GRETA HANSCOM CRACE PRIEST Junior ..... . . BETTY YEOMANS and RAE LYONS l f A .....-....... I THE SCANDALETTE The Scamialette started this year wxth about double the staff It has had 1n prevlous years Grace Anne Speed was chosen as Edltor ln Chlef Wlth Janlce Ohver as Assxstant Edltor Loulse Crocker IS Bus1ness Manager wxth Jeannle Averlll as her asslstant Mr Stevens IS our faculty advlsor and a good one at that Typlsts are Marjorle Thorn ton and Dellght Downs The latter three have spent many weary hours mfg - - 0 , O . , 1 .N ff Sf 4 T ff ' - , ifff 15552. .,. poundlng out the materlal after It was turned m by the dlfferent groups Of course they had the help of Mrs Stevens too The Scandalette has been sllghtly dlfferent th1s year We have stuck advertlsements 1n the stray corners We have some very talented artlsts on our staff They are Grace Priest and Arlene Chamberlaln Both have done excellent Jobs Q f L.. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA JEFFERSON CHAPTER MOTTO Learmng to do Do1ng to Learn Earnlng to l1ve Llvmg to serve NUS will! Presulent Vzce Preszdont Secretary Treasurer Reporter S entmel Calv1n Thompson Fernald Llnscott Arvah Lyon Rlchard Whltney Kelth Macdonald Donald Gard1ner Thls year has been one of lntense actlvxty for the Future Farmers because of favorable weather and late frost The potato crops sur v1ved longer than usual Th1S year for Chapter Farmall tractor to go wlth the Rota Beater they purchased last year The purpose of thls maclune IS to batter the tops of the potatoes Thls stops growth and It also causes the top of the po tato to dle so the farmer can dlg hls potatoes much easler Mr Dodge estlmates that the boys d1d two hundred acres or more wlth these two machmes The boys started basketball practxce after Chrlstmas vacatxon and are ln hopes of havmg a good year and ln hopes of taklng the F F A basketball tournament thls year MT. ' 1 fl, ' ', ' A , Project the Future Farmers purchased a Mer .5 X - - ' rf A S . ' . 1,1 ' f T . ll 'n.l Q I, fa ,I I I ITL. n K' ,! ,7,Z pl X . . I ' .ik 'W - . . . , . , - - ,- . ..............-... , . . .. 1 I l Cl-IEEE LEADERS Cheerleadrng started out wrth a brg bang thrs year The followrng grrls were elected by the student body as varsrty cheerleaders Captarn Rosemary Carlm Ann Houghton Sylvra Apple bee Ivah LaPlante Hazel Stevens Al1ce Grfford and Myrtle Todd The veterans from last year were Al1ce Grfford Ann Houghton Hazel Stevens and Myrtle Todd Of course Rosemary and Hazel really pep the cheers up by endxng two of the cheers w1th a cartwheel and spllt At the beglnrnng of thlS year they worked hard to decorate and get thrngs ready for the sock dance at the gym to earn enough money for the1r unlforms The dance was very successful 1n mak 1ng enough money to buy the materlal and seven medrum SIZE megaphones All the cheerleaders worked busy as beavers makrng then navy blue corduroy Jumpers Buyrng crrsp vwhrte cotton blouses and brown and vshrte saddle shoes the cheerleaders were ready for some real good cheerrng The J V cheerleaders are Arlene Chamber lam Shrrley Crowley Glorra Carr and Kather dent body Shirley and her frrend Arlene really haxe some pep rn hopes to make the xarsrty team next year They also worked hard ln makrng therr unrforrns of full gray sklrts navy blue weskrts whrte blouses and saddle shoes Many thanks go to the11 coach Mary Hatt wrth good rdeas L A cheerleaders can t be beat thrs year f . :n V l , 1 s l ' ' , H 1 y 3 9 ' 1 ' 1 1 Y . 1 . ' 'y ' , , leen Drcker, whom were also elected by the stu- . u Y ' y v Y Q 9 1 n 1 ' . . , . CI-IEEE LEADERS CDRCHESTRA Whats that I hear the Corn Cobblers Oh no' Its the Lee Academy orchestra practlclng I can hear Sylvla Applebee playmg BOOg16 Wog gle on the barltone What talent' There are fourteen students rn the orchestra Greta Hanscom plays the prano Sylvla Apple bee the barltone Sterlxng Mllls and Thurman Mlllet the trumpets Harry Thompson the drums Myrtle Todd Roger Stevens Dorothy Stevens the v1ol1ns Roberta Merrlll Donna Mal lett the gultars Carmen Lord Shlrley Crowley LOUISE Crocker the trombone We were glven the honor of playing for many occaslons some of them being The Dedlcatlon of the Effie Weymouth Hall Muslcal Assemblles and Senlor Play Sterllng Mllls a freshman thls year has done a swell Job playmg hls trumpet Keep up the good playing' We are losing five lmportant players ln the orchestra and they really dld a grand Job We wlll mlss them next year They are S Apple bee G Hanscom L Crocker D Stevens and H Thompson We hope many more come out for orchestra :East year and make It the best L A has ever The orchestra was dlrected by Dorothy Bur goyne Thls IS her first year at Lee Academy the,mellophoneg,Paula Carr, the zellophone, and GIRLS GLEE CLUB Th1s year the G1rls Glee Club has certamly started out m fine form Nearly e1ghty girls under the dlrectlon of our mluslc mstructor Mlss Dorothy Burgoyne have produced mus1cal enter talnment worthy of admlratlon The members of the Glee Club sextet are SYIVI3 Applebee Margery Thornton Rosemary Carl1n Dorothy Stevens Lora1n Hanscom and Carmen Lord vember 11 the Glee Club sang the Alumnl song and Barcarole The selectlon sang by the sextet was Lleblstraun On November 18 the Glee Club put on a mus1cal called the Hollywood Star REVIEW Clarence Thompson made a charmmg school teacher and Ross Corbett kept tlungs llvely 1n h1s lmpersona t1on of Bob Hope Rosemary Carlln and Harry Thompson were perfect dancers ln the rolls of Gmger Rogers and Fred Astaire The members of the Glee Club sang M1ssour1 Waltz and Coun try Style and the sextet sang Allce Blue Gown At the Senlor Play on December 9 the selec tlons of the Glee Club were Th1s xs My Country and Tea for Two At the Dedication of Weymouth Hall on No- BOYS GLEE CLUB Boys Glee Club started September twelfth w1th the attendance of fifteen whlch gradually worked up to twenty before the half year The boys pre- sented thelr talent at the mus1ca1 Mov1e Stars they appeared between acts at the semor play and wele excellent ln the Chrlstmas Cantata After Chrlstmas they took part ln an operetta and many of the boys had speakmg or slngmg parts The boys certamly proved that they have talent! Going to School on November eighteenth. Also THE MUSICAL After weeks and weeks of practice we were finally ready Ready for what' you ask Why the muslcal of course' Yes at last the fatal date had arrlved November 18th the date of the Hollywood Preview As the curtaln rlses we find a group of eager students scrambllng for a seat Who would ever guess th1s was a group of typloal L A pupils? Professor Swlng-er-ooo Thompson IS found at h1s desk wormy apple and all' Who IS that dxstlngulshed looking gentleman? As we look we see Bob Hope CRoss Corbett! as Master of Ceremomes Bob was at h1s best that evemng but some wxshed he had left h1s pet l1zard at home Do I hear stralns of Now IS the Hour 'V Why yes and theres Frankle-boy Smatra 1 John Pottle! Oh goodness IS anyone hurt? No nobody was hurt It was merely a fan swoonmg Howdy ev rybuddee' Look Judy Conover' CCarolyn Powers! Bust my buttons lf she 1sn t s1ng1ng Buttons and Bows Judy was qulte the thmg ln her cowboy outfit and a good dancer too Betty Grable KJoanne Kmghtly! was the recexver of many admlrmg glances as she stepped forth to slng The Anmversary Song Where d1d you buy that costume Betty' Gmger Rogers lRosemary Carlm! and Fred Astalre fHarry Thomp- son! entertamed us wlth a clever dance and other celebrltles Deanna Durbm fCarmen Lord! Lana Turner fSylv1a Applebee! Jane WIISOD fArlene Chamberlaln! Dlanh Shore fMargery Thornton! and Gene Autry fWayne Dlcker! entertalned wlth exceptlonal lmpersonatlons The hlghhght of the evenxng came when our guests the Andrew Slsters lDot Stevens Roberta Merrlll Donna Mallett! sang Wmter Wonderland so beautlfully We all felt hke dolng the hlghland Hlllg when Hazel Scott I Greta Hanscom! started playmg her Boogie Woogle but we declded to remam seated Although most of us admltted lt was the nearest we would ever come to Hollywood we also declded we would rather be Just a group of happy go-lucky students of dear old L. A - u . I, ' ' - 7 1 - 1 . . v 1 ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . ' ll ' f, Y - 1 9 . . . ' i 9 ' ' 9 , . u 1 n , . , . . ' ' 1 - - as n ' . . . 1 v - I - u ' rv ' , . . . . . . . . Y . . . 1 9 r 0 I I 0 I I ' . . . . . . U . 1 9 ,, . . . . . . . . . . . Y . . . . . , - . SENIOR PLAY The semor play was presented at the Lee Town Hall December 9th The Angel of Red Canyon a western comedy was selected by Mlss Prescot our coach The cast ln the play were V1rg1n1a Sylvla App ebee Tess Rosemary Carlm Peplta Ivah LaPlante Ann1e Shlrley Potter Carrle Dellght Downs Dusty Torrle Nute Sam Rogel Stapl s Kxtty LOUISE Crocker a Roberta Aldrxch Wlnnle Greta Hanscom lm Harry Thompson B111 Fenton Prlest Charlle Duane Aldrxch It was a blg nlght on December 9th as the Lee town hall was belng crowded wlth people com mg from everywhere to see the bxg event Every one was sllently wa1t1ng fo the CU1t3.l1l to us for the first act of the Senior Play There ap peared on the stage two of the worse lookmg men from Red Canyon Torrle Nute as Dusty Davsson and Duane Aldf1Ch as Charlle Dusty Dawson runs the Roar1ng Dog Hotel and Bash ful Duane Aldrlch as Klondlke Charhe hkes Rose mal y Carlm as Tennessee Tess Sylvxa Apple bee as Vlrglnla comes to Red Canyon from the east to hold a posltlon as a woman barbe1 axd all the men from Red Canyon turn agamst thelr own glrlfrxends and falls for V1rg1n1a Then' u H ! . . . 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I 1 girlfriends are Jealous Roger Staples as Shp pery Sam a gambler and bad man shoots Ivah LaPlante as Peplta a fiery Spanish g1rl who IS in love with Harry Thompson as Jim She tries to kill Vlrglnla but when Slippery Sam shoots her she real zcs that before she dies that she wants Jim and Virginia to get married and be happy After Sam kills Pepxta he kills himself Grace Priest as Seattle Sal trles to keep the hotel cleaned by trying to scrub the dried terbacky Juice off the floor Robelta Aldrich as Id'1 Shir 013 Fw i ley Potter as Annle Greta Hanscom as Wmme W Io, I Delight Downs as Carrie are the ladies of Red Canyon and they each have boyfriends IH which they all turn against them because they all fell for Virginia but Sal settles lt bv deciding they dress up like Virginia and be Cltlfled to wm back their boyfriends Fenton Priest as Profane Bill a miner likes Delight Downs as Carrie The 25 5 men from Red Canyon were Robert Blake Dar rell Edes and Perley Sutherland At the end Jim and Virginia get married and buy the hotel from Dusty and settle down in Red Canyon COMMITTEES Costume-Florence Pease Marjorie Smith Tickets-Dorothy Stevens Chairman Grace Anne Speed Carolyn Powers Margery Thornton Stage Managers-Rlchard Whitney James Davis 0 .0 FRENCH CLUB If you should drop in on one of the monthly French club meetings this IS what you might hear Rappelons a Lordre la reunion It would be Robert McPhee president of our club opemng the meeting Other officers tak1ng part would be Vice President Rae Lyons Secretary Treasurer Charleen Lyons Chairman of the social COI!lIl11tt86 IS Althea Applebee All the business meetings of the French Club are held in French. It was Miss Ma11a's suggestion that the two French classes form a club. We all Jumped at the chance and started it off with a band. Ross Corbett and Frankie Fowe managed to keep things popping. Our biggest social event was La Dance De Noel . The proceeds from the dance will help pay expenses for a trip to Quebec this spring. Now that we all know what fun a French Club can be, we are sure that it will have a permanent place at Lee Academy. . - . . . . . ' . . . . r 'L I ' i Q 0 1 u . ,' I 'I f ,:'n - . . -'ji A Q QIWL.: I . H . ,, 1- -1-J 1' v. . . . . . . gg, , ' . , , - laik'-labff 1. 'Q X . ' . ' ,fun-.'1ugt U ' '. 117225225 'af Y . ' . . ' 13 ::s:r, f - , xg Jn!! 61 twig, . . . Q' Q lil, 1 I r ,l f - - - . . . N . . . . , ,rl . . . . . 5-, 1 9 . -i- ., , - I ' C u I a 0 , . . . . I , . . . 9 9 1 y . - . , 1 . l- . . . . . . 1 , u ! ' n . . i , , . . . . . . 1 9 , . . . . . 9 I an aww Tfff af amz:-3 gfw Q Mega Qim GUM FRENCH CLUB HOVIE ECONOMICS The Department of Home Economlcs IS the vocatlonal plan whlch requlres that the students are to perform home projects lncorporatlng the skllls ln the laboratory The freshman non laboratory course called the Sclence of Llvmg IS offered as a survey course of subgects to be covered more fully nn the other years The alms of the freshman course are to help adjust the 1nd1v1dual to school l1v1ng to help w1th personal and home problems and to em pha.s1ze good groomlng and behavlor The Sophomore course conslsts chlefly of Foods and Cloths A thorough baslc knowledge of meal plannlng food preparatlon and servmg IS covered along wlth nutrltlon selectlon of garments and constructlon of be comlng clothmg The Jumor Semor course IS on a rotatlng schedule Thls years alm belng Buslness and Management of the Home Chlld Care Famlly Relatlonshxps and Dlscusslon of Indlvldual Prob- lems luislii, XV NN he ' . . . . 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' E gl' .. . t , . 4,1 - . - 4 f' fk . . bo an ' I A: iii? f .. - 4 W' v ' :V .' ,Q ' ' 4 x 0 I 'W -egg 1115 6, X Z FRESHMEN S RECEPTION The Sophomores came back to school last fall bemg proud of one fact that they werent green anymore now lt was the freshmen Soon the Sophomores held a class meetlng electmg a. very capable commlttee for the purpose of 1n1t1at1ng the green Freshmen The commltteee was com posed of five members John Pottle Hubert Ohver Euchd Therlalult Ann Houghton and Hazel Stevens For the next few days the Freshman class was kept ln suspense whxle the commlttee worked hard thmklng of fantastlc costumes and stunts for the greenhorns All the freshman glrls were to wear Skl1'tS above the1r knees h1p boots and gram bags Wlth a hole cut for the1r arms and head The1r halr was d1V1ded mto four sectlons two plgtalls one s1de plnned up and the other slde stralght The boys wore gxrls shorts one hlgh and one low heel shoe glrls blouses, and sxlk stockings rolled below their knees. The receptmn was held at the gym. Everyone had a good t1me. The freshmen were good sports, and the shy glrls and bashful boys dld not have to worry about blushing, because they were well pa1nted wlth hpstlck. - 1'nLl:'rlcs f CROSS COUNTRY Although the C1 oss country team d1d not com p1le an outstandlng record as has been the p1 ece dent set by Lee teams m yeals gone by they had plenty of team sp1r1t and fought all the way The same men that were on last yeax s team wele back agam w1th a few add1t1ons The JUIIIOI class bemg well leplesented by contubut mg the H1 st live scorers Only one meet was held at home thlS yeal whxch was lun on new course The new tlack IS qulte a b1t longer and harder than the old one The tlme on lt is about thlee and a half mmutes slower hank Flsh was the outstandmg runner thls yeal as he was 1n hls 1n1t1al year as a freshman stlongel than ever wlth more expezlence behlnd them And GXPBIICHCQ as a lule IS a blg factol m runnmg cross country Mernbe1s of the squad ale as follows Frank F1sh Robert McPhee Vlnal Noyes Ralph Plneo Donald Gardlnel Ste1l1ng Moores Gllbert Shorey Ronald Crocker F1 ank Rowe and Ronello Knlghtly The score of meets were Lee 38 M C I 1 Malne Frosh 33 Haltland 27 24 Bangor 31 Lee Eastem Malne-took thlrd place behind Bangor and Presque Isle Presque Isle 26-Lee 31 State Meet Thlrd place Next year the same team will be back and . . .2' 28 ' 28 - CROSS COUNTRY Coach Dodge I' P1 h L Bubar Robert McPhee Frank F1sh Ralph Plneo Vlnal Noyes Donald Gal-dlner BOYS BASKETBALL Our basketball team got off to another rough season The sopho more team that was mentloned ln last years Crescent dxdnt come up to expectatlons The season ended wlth five WIHS and eleven losses The results are as follows Medway e Danforth Lee Medway Lee Mattawamkeag Lee Hampden Lee Howland Lee Mattawamkeag Lee Lmcoln Lee Howland ee Danforth Lee Schenck Lee Lmcoln Lee Stearns J Lee Schenck Lee Stearns J Lee 20-away 42 away 36-home 49 home 34-away away away away home home home home 42-home 52 away 28 away Although we were on the short end of the majorlty of games we enjoyed playlng very much We also apprecl ate the patlence of our new coach 1n mstructlng us He IS qu1te a versatlle player hlmself as most of us have wltnessed We are losmg qu1te a few men but have many poss1b1l1t1es left We w1ll Basketball IS a game that takes sklll and sklll aplenty but one of the blggest factors that contrlbute to the success of the team IS the cond1t1on of the player hlmself Many games are won or lost 1n the last quarter Just on account of the players con d1t1on So lets go boys' When basketball season rolls around agaln lets really plunge 1nto the GXGFCISBS and leave off 9Vl1S Wh1Ch hlnder con d1t1on1ng so that when ln the last few m1nutes of a close game you can get ln there and really fight Good luck to next year The 1nd1v1dual scormg was falrly er from Wmn J lmmy Davls leadlng Close on hls heals were Rlchard Thurlow and Clarence Thompson The scorlng was as follows Percentage of foul shots lvmmv Davis 30 Rlchard Thurlow Clarence Thompson 0 4 Fez-nald Lmscott Calxm Thompson Charles Daggett Ross Corbett Tomas Carlm mlss the serv1ces of Jlmmy Davls Clarence Thompson and Cal Thomp son Harry Thompson Glen Speed lack Volmes John Pottle 8 7 . u Q - u 7 , n , . , . . . . l ' 1 - 445 Le ' ' , ' , 363 - ' y ' ' 29: - . . . 375 ' 355 29- ' ' ' ' 453 49- ' ' 52g 36- . 533 L 34- ' 521 48- . . - . . 483 25- ' Hampden :gf Lee ig-hffme even at the top with our sharpshoot- . 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' 9 v ' . 8 BASKETBALL SENIORS GIRLS BASKETBALL Th1s year Lee glrls had a very successful season Carolyn Dot Ivah Mary Rosemary Grace Anne Loulse Althea and Charleen were all veterans Joan Carmen Myrt and Glorla were new comers to the varslty We had n1ne wms two txes and two losses the ent1re season Pretty good huh' Medway at Medway was our first game We boa1 ded the bus and were but Lee was faster We defeated them 42 to 29 When Medway came to Lee the game was really excltlng We kept a close score the entlre game When the final Whlstle blew Lee had won 47 to 41 We traveled to Danforth fo1 th first tlme 1n two seasons The game was eas ly won Everyone played even the guards were playlng as for wards fand scoled four pomtsl and forwards playing guard The final score was 62 to 8 Danforth glrls dxdnt come to Lee ' When It came tlme for us to play Hampden the weather was very muct agamst us for both games were cancelled because of sleet and ram We at last got to Hampden to play them The tmy gym we played m rather frlghtened us Knot men t1on1ng the str1ct refereel and we hngered behlnd the entlre game At the end of the thud qua1te1 Hamp den was thlrteen polnts ln the lead We got busy m a hurry and the game ended wlth a t1e score 28 to 28 When Hampden came to Lee a good game was played by both teams We defeated them 37 31 The game at Howland was really a tough one Ask LOUISE lf you don t beheve me' They kept the lead through most of the game We just werent used to such roughness If we hadn t been so good wlth our foul I l , , . , no: 7 I 7 Y . f ' 1 7 ' Y i , . , h 7 ' . . , - off. Medway had a very fast team -, , . - , . . , ' O . . . , i . . . , , 1 . , . ' ' . Q . ' shots we no doubt would have been left belund but agam we came out on top 36 to 35 When Howland came to Lee the teams really matched for the game ended wlth a t1e score 33 all Schenck VlS1t6d Lee January 27th We took one look at those glrls and were scared' Why Because even Ivah couldnt hold down those blg forward gxrls they were so tall We declded before the game was over we could play ball better than they could and trlmmed them 59 34 Our Journey to Schenck was our last game The semor gxrls felt blue fthexr last game for L AD Jo was slck and Ivah had left us but regard less we came out on top wlth a score of 46 to 40 The mght Keag came to Lee we all had a tough tlme trylng to h1t the basket Out of 66 foul shots only 13 went ln We won 35 to 20 It was snowlng hard the mght we went to Keag but Roy got us up there and brought us home safe and sound Another vlctory added to our l1st 34 to 24 The bxg mght was here' We were to take a trlp to Lmcoln Half Way to Lmcoln Loulse had a startllng thought She had forgotten her sneakersll It was a tlght and ex Cltlllg game up to the finlsh Lmco n won 34 to 28 When Lmcoln came to Lee we agaln were defeated 39 to 24 They were both good games We had fun durlng the season and wlsh to express our thanks to our coach Mr Dmgley Dot was hlgh scorer for the season Wlth 166 polnts Joan was next w1th 133 polnts Then followed Loulse wxth 113 polnts Althea was a great help Wlth her 90 polnts and Charleen wlth 39 polnts Myrtle scored 14 pomts and Joanne 6 polnts You can see the forwards dld a swell Job The guards were always on the ball too Any forward that played agamst them can tell you they were really good The semor glrls that are leavmg this year Rosemary Carolyn Dot Grace Anne Charleen Loulse and Ivah wlsh next years team lots of luck We wlll be rootmg for you P S We wlsh to thank Opple and Harry for refereemg durlng our hours of practlce Home Games Opponents Lee Medway Howland Hampden Schenck Lmcoln Keag Away Games Medway Danforth Howland Hampden Schenck Lmcoln Keag 24 41 47 . 33 33 - - Y 31 37 34 59 ' ' 39 24 ' ' - 20 35 G 29 42 - - 8 62 . . . . , 35 36 , ' ' 28 28 f 40 46 - ' ' 34 28 . . 34 .ZS ' Qi? q! J ,LI 4 y '1- Jn z ff '9 . t ' 1 1 K 5 f il -v if BASEBALL Wlth only two regular players back from last year s tournament team Coach Frazler was con tronted wlth a complete bu1ld1ng Job whlch he handled very successfully as the record w1ll show The two men ba k were Rlchard Whltney a catcher and Charles Daggett whom Frazxer con verted mto a pltcher We agaln won the Northern Penobscot Champ 1onsh1p whlch we have won for three oonsecutlve years The boys played vely good ball commg up Wlth good plays whenever the occaslon presented xt self Fred F 1sh came ln very handy Wlth lus tlmely home runs He struggled SIX for the sea son and had one of the leadlng battmg averages l1d1l6I'S Leslle Stoddard and Charles Daggett We went mto the Eastern Mame Tournament agamst Mattawamkeag whom we defeated 2 to 1 but from there on ln lt was a fight all the way Wxth Easton we came from behlnd ln the last lnmng and scored SIX runs thanks to a couple of homers and extra base wallops to overcome a 10111 lun d9flClt to Wm Agalnst Hartland we had to stall off a three- lun lally ln the last of the nlnth to wm Thls game vsas won 10 9 but Hartland left the bases loaded We sw ent mto the Eastern Mame Champ lonshxp game w1th a very Impressive record of 13 wlns and only 1 loss but It was Eastports day to wm and they took us 9 4 ln a slugfest. The pitching. staff was made up of two capable Members of the team are as follows: Richard Whitney, Leslie Stoddard, Charles Daggett, Charles Smith, Raleigh Hanscom, Percy Linscott, Q, N W Fish, Lloyd Stevens, Walter Noyes, Thomas Car- - lin, Clarence Thompson, Dennis Bean, Sherwood Craig. The games were as follows: Ashland 5 At Home I 7 Bob McPhee, Richard Thurlow, Fred Fish, Frank ' MHC' of 9 ' r 1 f Howland 1 Lincoln 6 Stearns 1 Schenck 4 Mattawamkeag Howland 5 Lincoln 2 Stearns 3 Schenck 4 Mattawamkeag 1 Eastern Mattawamkeag 1 Easton 10 Hartland 9 Eastport 9 'N 401 WWW Away Maine Tournament Lee Lee Lee 66 88 22 -- 7 9 2 5 if QQ fr Nw. 922 ?w5 b g PN. i .51 QW? Ar -on-fav ' Lee Lee 6 Lee 12 Lee 2 ' Lee 1 Lee 9 Lee 13 Lee13 L 11 Lee 12 Lee 10 L 4 X , x 'tk K e C?-KU. XX -ah 4 -- m 9 H xv ?-! 1 ,A lf' 'Q R lg :P ETH! 1 1 so 1 ' af- if X 4 - L, '. .1 f' , h Q- V fl 'L' l S A v. L W 1 BASEBALL kiwi :PMI 'A X' 5 Q1- E-'IL ' L, if WWW? I...-.i -Emu E 135: I flf ffl!!! 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QW' f'l .3 2--'?T3?56Qf?.i,y7,.? ,..fm 551w2Yff5i, ii 1' I gg, , wtf-Q - t ff J , -f'w,.'i ff-1. . .xy ,lf X' , ' A -' Y 3fm,45Qq'mff1Qg'--VA' , I JL IGH. ff g i 0 A Glrls Room X? B05 5' Room + ?f GIRLS' DORMITORY We were a very eager group of girls this fall when we came back to Lee and the old domitory Eager to move into Weymouth Hall and new dormitory on November 11th That morning was a busy one for us All of .us were hurrying around to get everythmg packed and taken over Of course bumpmg around lnto each other as We hurried Within two hours We were moved in and by one oclock we had everything in order That afternoon dedication of the dorm was held at the gym The Dorm officers who were chosen this fall are as follows Preszde-nt ..............,,.,..,.................... - ................. Carolyn Powers Vice President ,.........,........................................... Joan Sprague qecretary .......,,............,..l....,.,.......,...............,.,. Betty Yeomans Trea,sure'r ,..,..,, ,..,.,.....,........,.,....,..........,...... R osemary Carlin Reporter ,........,....,.,..,....................,.......,.... - ........... Ivah LaPlante We are proud to say that we have 34 girls living in the dormitory this year. Miss Hatt, Miss Malia, Miss Prescott, and Miss Applebee live in the dorm too. Grace Ann Speed, Grace Priest, Gloria Carr, and Crystle Bowers joined us after we moved to Weymouth Hall. This year we have a new dorm Mother, Mrs. Jlune Millett from Lincoln. Mrs. Millett is doing a fine job here. On December the 15 we had a Christmas party and invited the boys' dorm and the Faculty. We went caroling about town, had refreshments, and had our tree. We are very happy in our beautiful and modern dormitory and really are thankful for donations of all the kind people who gave for the wonder- ful building. We THE BOYS DORM The year started out w1th many new faces in our midst thls year In fact there are eleven They are as follows Freshmen George Fogg Dale Allen Bud M11 lett Sterling Mills Carl Dunn Juniors Ross Corbett Robert Edgett Jack Holmes Donald Gardiner Seniors Gordon Mace Keith Mac Donald There are 28 of us all together The year at the dorm was started with Mr Harry Hawks substltutlng for Mr. Frazier who was ill with append1c1t1s. We were mmlus one of our teachers whom we all miss., Mr. J. B. Vickery. Our boys are right in there playlng basketball and running cross country. Basketball players are: Clarence Thompson, Harry Thompson, Ross Corbett, Glenn Speed, Jack Holmes, Thomas Carlin, Carl Dunn. Cross Country runners are: Ralph Pineo, Donald Gardmer, Sterling Moores, Frankie Rowe. Mr. Frazier and the girls have been having quite a time playing bridge at Mallett Hall this year. They should be experts at it by next June! si- ! ,, .. 1. 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Wfeqmaulfn Weymouth Hall rs dedrcated to the memory of Pflie Ax errll Weymouth It rs made possrble by the grfts of her brother Dr Ceorge C Averrll and her husband Harry L Weymouth Effie Averrll was born rn the part of Lrncoln lnown as East Lrncoln on September 23 1876 She was the youngest of hve chrldren Her father dred on May 18 1878 A few Vears later her wrdowed mother I eah Lowell Ax errll moved her famrly to Lee that the chrldren mrght have the beneht of better schools rncluded rn whrch was Lee Normal Academy as rt was then known srnce rt was whrle attendrng the Academy that Fine Axerrll met her future husband Harry L Weymouth a student fr om Howland They were rnarr red rn Bangor Marne on Julv 24 1895 They lrxed happrlv rn Hovu land Marne for some years and then moxed to Fast Mrllrnocket Where thev conducted a large busrness Later they became resrdents of San Pedro Calrfornra They had one son George Averrll Weymouth born rn Cambrrdge Massachusetts on October 17 1900 He dred rn San Pedro Calrfornra on Februarv 18 1948 Effie Ax errll Weymouth dred rn Bangor Marne on December 27 1944 I I L A , 'A 1 v .' 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Y . . , . , . 1 v , n DEDICATION OF WEYMOUTH HALL Hustle' Hustle' Today is the day November 11 1949 Dedication of Lee Academys new girls dormitory Weymouth Hall It is a very proud and happy group of girls that are busily moving from the old dorm to the new Glimpses of the begmnlng of the new dorm keep flashing into your minds-especially as a solemn stillness settles over the audience at Averill Gymnasium as the ceremony of the Dedication of Weymouth Hall beglns An Invocation is given by the Reverend Ernest Jones Music is provided by Lee Academys Glee Club Orchestra, and Sextet The Dedlcatlon address IS given by Mrs Leona R McDonald She expresses all of ours and her own sincere gratitude to Dr George G Averill Harry Weymouth and all who have made Weymouth Hall a reality Mr P A Gatz architect of Alonzo J Harriman Inc turns the keys of Weymouth Hall over to Mr A Moulton Pottle Mr Pottle accepts the dormitory on behalf of the Trustees of Lee Academy An expression of gratitude IS given by Rosemary Carlm a Representative of the dormitory girls A rededlcation is held at Weymouth Hall a little later ln the day in hopes that the girls may be able to show their slncere appreciatlon Dur Powers She is assisted 1n the ceremony by Sylvia Applebee Dr Averill Harry Weymouth the house mother the resident teachers and all the girls Weymouth Hall IS a three story brick building Tall slender poplars line the drive up to the building As you enter the dornutory there is an entrance hall In this hall IS the dedication plaque On the first floor IS the House Mother s suite fliving room bedroom and bathl snack bar the Averill living room 'VIerr1el Lounge Guest Room Infirmary Baggage Room Laundry Boller Room Second and third floors have only girls and teachers rooms On the second floor is the Freshmen and Sophomores Thlrd floor J umors and Seniors The girls rooms have built ln furniture-desks dressers closets mirrors Everything IS compact bullt for convenience There are two teachers rooms on each floor wlth connectlng baths We hope that all w1ll remember that Weymouth Hall is Dedicated to the Generations of Girls to Follow in Memory of Ellie Averill Wey mouth We have to thank only Dr George G Averill Harry Weymouth and many faithful friends and alumni for our Weymouth Hall. a Q . l , a . . , . , . . 1 . ' . . . , , . ' 9 1 ' I I 0 , . 0 . , O, D ing the candlelight services an explanatory speech is given by Carolyn . . 7 e D 1 I 7 ' . . . I ' . , . . . , , , , . . . , 1 1 7 9 1 1 ' ' 1 I . Q . , . . . , . . . ' i I . , . , . . . . ,, . l u . , , 36 0 ffl Q ,,,,f- f Ss.. ' A- LW L., EL SOME THINGS WE LOOK FORWARD TO September Registration Freshman Reception Cross Country PICHICS Socials Future Farmers Initiation October PICHICS Glee Club Concerts Cross Country G5m Parties Hallowe en Party November Basketball Armistice Party at the School Lodge M1dSemesters Honor Roll Senior Play Thanksgiving Scandalette December Basketball Gym Parties Winter Sports Class Public Speaking Home Ecers Style Show and Tea Christmas Scandalette Christmas Play and Cantata January Years Honor Roll Gym Parties Scandalette February Basketball Local Speaking Contest Valentine s Day Winter Carnival Carnival Ball Scandalette March Founder s Day Basketball Tournaments One Act Play Contest Future Farmers Father and Son Banquet Mince Pies made by the Home Ec Class Exams Honor Roll Scandalette April Baseball Track Spear Contest, University of Maine Speaking Con test Band Concert Spelling Bee Class Parts Scandalette May Baseball Track Juniors Party for the Seniors Music Festivals P1cn1cs Scholarship Exams for the Seniors Home Ecers Spring Fashion Show Typewrlting Speed Tests Memorial Week End Jaunt Scandalette June- Final Exams The Crescent Baccalaureate Class Day Commence ment, Graduation Ball ' D r . v ' v D V 1 ' v . . 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A Q v , 1, , ?'0'610'0f010K0f'0200K0ff-710Y-0w701010K0-0f00W0240K0'0000 WHAT OTHERS SAY Academies are of xarious kinds and various purposes Some are no more than local high schools Others are boarding schools that draw students from wide areas Lee Academy it seems to me is one that has found the serxice that it is best and peculiarly fitted to give and is giving that serx ice well It lb a good example of the way a secondary school either high school or academy can reach out into its own environ ment and do for the youth of that enxironment what their needs suggest I should not be competent to predict the future of this school and shall that if it continues IH the future as in the past to fix its goal upon the ideal of service to these communities and to the youth who live in them its next years are sure to be as significant as those which are past From the Centennial Address Dr Payson Smith Lee Academy is the kind of happy blend of the past and the future that you would hope Maine might produce It was founded as a normal school in 1845 yet what goes on in this country high school today fthe population of Lee is a little over 6005 sounds like the dream of an educa tional philosopher You would say it was the embodiment of Farmville Secondary School but this 1S an actual school grounded in an actual place The two dormi torles the school farm the several buildings came about because they were needed and in more than one instance because there was a man named George Averill to respond to those needs Like other Maine academies Lee prepares its students for college but because of the vision of Principal Pottle and the trustees many of the alumni of this school are prepared for a larger serx ice and a richer life in the rural communities from which they came and to which they belong The Maine Teachers Digest 01680 '-0'-0K0N0N0X0 0' -'-02010202 ,. . , . ,. ..,. , . ,, . , ,. , ,, . V . N . v . N 1 I I I w. , . w : , .KV J v m L. , , . . . . S . - . . , therefore make no prophecies about it, but will content myself by saying . ,, . y 1 1. ' r 1 D ,, as - ' 7 . . . 4 . , D 1 ' ' 1 ! K Y 7 9 . . . . , . . . . ,, DVERTISING fu N Clfb., X VW Compliments Qf Cosmo Motor Company YOUR FORD and ESSO HEAT DEALER LINCOLN MAINE ConzpIznzc2zf5 of LIBBY S MARKET NHL-XTb C NO LRIEQ PBODLLE Beex to take out THE NEW ATLANTIC Luuolu M9-me RESTAURANT Thr House of Qualify Compliments of Telephom 8810 md'31'?0 H E D D S Bangor Mdme I mcoln Mama Complznzcnts of Wllfredl Butterheld M D Lmcoln Mame Complzmente of LINCOLN HOSPITAL LINCOLN MAINE Sh1rley C Gulesmn R N Dr Albert J Gules1ar1 D O I , . . , , - ' , 1 , 7.4, up f- m 7' A A I1 y ' 4. - ' 'v , V., V Y . , 1 , c . .... , , 1 0 o s 4 ' J A , . I . 1 I . I I l k Q I 0 0 1 ,L . 1.1 . . , . . APPLEBEE BROTHERS CHEVROLET Sales and SCFVICC PHONE 115-2 ENFIELD MAINE Low Cost Autornornle Loans Farm Equlpment Loans Personal Loans Lincoln Trust Company LINCOLN MAINE A11 Banking Services 1 III' 1 me OR HINFOPTIT 'XOJDIAYD BRIGGS EXPRESS 'Ill LIIILOIII 707 B Umor 8211 I IIILOIII VI une Cnmplznzcnfs of PINE TREE RESTAURANT Ilan 01 N11 ue I RPI ' Jw Led I1 Sheet W A BROWN OPTONIETRIST Tel 88 7 Lmcoln OSGOODS AUTO SUPPLY PHILLO RADIO AND REB RIGERATOR Lmgolu Nlame Brown s Iewelry Store Ilzamonds Hutclzes Szlurume Tglephone 14 3 Lmvoln Name HUSSON COLLEGE Uamf s Imqcsf School of C ONIXIERC IAI TRAINING 1 C H Huswon P198 I L I mplow 'No Solxmtou I ', fm ' fl ff! lmny If!'NfIll!l'I',I1 Z II,l -I MK' ,. ' . I A . I I M ' ' 'L L- 2 f 'T ,' ' I 1' - ' J, I U' vrf ' X - ' , ' , . ' CfmzpIz'nze'1zz'.s of 3- Q - I ai PINS T 1.2 LJIJGIC L-xv ' 2 . S w 1 A I 'If 4 '. '.' I' 4- C I Iltc Cktalmuji I. . , ' L I', .' v ' ' ' .V . L . I . , . Complzments of Lmcoln House LINCOLN MAINE The Faculty Complzments of to the THE CRESCENT STAFF Class gf 1950 TO THE CLASS OF 1950 Compllments of GATEWAY MCTCRS Chevrolet Pontxac SALES AND SERVICE Firestone Products Lincoln TELEPHONE 56 Maine Compliments of O XI holesale Retall D A K I N S THE SPORT SHOP HOUSTON HOUSE pl F A S ppl NI tt xx n k NI l 1 Cl I me me Dak1n Sportmq Goods Co 2 u Centrfal St Bangor Waterxllle HONIE C OOKI' D I OOD Frmzplznzewts of COC KT -XII I OL NIC I Ladles and Ch1ldren s Apparel 'Ielephone 801 R Telephone 116 9 L1ncoln Meme Conzplznzcnzis of PILOTS GRILL DR Outer Hammond Street Acrose from Dow Fleld Llnwln Vdme Catermg to PARTIILS BAYQUETS GRADDATIING PARTIES C nnzplznzenfs of Speclahzmg m KLNNETH WEBSTER STIIAKS CHOPS CHILKEN AND BARBER SHOP IOBSTER Lmwln Htune Ihzrwrzfzble plzcws to lruqc' palfzfas I Basketball and Hockey EQUIPITICIIL Sup ies for Hunter and ishcrmnn School rhluuc .u ics Curnparc Our Prnccs Bcfurc Buying l 2 2 V T, A 2 . . . 5 c . X . v . w 4- . f J . i . T w w , , I 1 4 L I 4, . , . , ' ' -7 c ' Q- 2 -.. , . 2 l . ' I . ,, y - 1 I I ' 1 7 A Y 1 Y , . b . 1 S 1 w v 7 Y A J WARREN BROTHERS HUDSON SALES AND SERVICE Lmcoln Mame Complzments f Worcester Brothers Garage 136 138 Maln Street LINCOLN MAINE Reo Trucks and School Buses GAS AND ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY Bottled Gas Servlce Westlnghouse Apphances and Refrlgerators Ranges Maytag Washers Water Pumps B C All Steel Range Burners Telephone 19 2 LINCOLN MAINE North End Market ABBAT S LUDDEN GTOCEFIES Frults Meats Frozen Foods Telephone 3 LINCOLN MAINE SHORETTE'S DINER A Good Place To Eat LINCOLN MAINE Complzments of VVhalen s Dalry Pasteumzed Mzlk and Cream TELEPHONE 330 LINCOLN MAINE . , . ' o A. . . Fairbanks-Morse Products 7 0 LIVE ELECTRICALLY AND ENJOY THE DIFFERENCE The Bangor Hydro Stores Complzments of Lmcoln Motor Company KAISER AND FRAIZER CARS JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS Telephone 271 LINCOLN MAINE Bouchard General Store Sunoco Gas ami O1l Statwn Tam Sermce WES'I ENFIELD MAINE Telephone 118 Lovett's General Store GENERAL MERCHANDISE Also SADDLE HORSES AND PONIES Telephone 109-2 PASSADUMKEAG MAINE Todd's Service FAS AND OIL Telephone 109 16 PASSADUMKEAG MAINE D C HAYNES Hardware MATTAWAMKEAG MAINE Complzments of Lmcoln Auto Body LINCOLN MAINE Groceries - Candy - Pop - Gas - Oil Compliments Qf T H E L A H E 5 I IJ E LINCOLN MAINE Dancmg Rol1erSkat1ng Bovvlmq Bllllards OTHER AMUSEMENTS VALGHN LOVS ELI Propiietoi Complzmcizfs of CLEANING and PRESSING DHEING and REPAIRIING Lincoln IVIEIIIIQ Imnzpt 4111 nfmn 111611 1 nrzzl mc x Telephone 91 3 SILAS H FOWLER Ilunzbinq and Hefzfinq Supplies 1 L ix Deep uid hill: Ran e Buincrb and Hefiteix ielephone P1 1 0 n C W CLAY Dealer in BOOKS 'NIAGAZINIES AND SCHOOL SL PPLI14 S L1IlC.OlIl Nlaine I ' ' mm - Gi 2 S 1 Well SILVER Pumps, Sales and Service, Oil 1 L 7 Ling l 7- A 1 ' g'-1 ri 1 ' 'Ima' A Compliments of M B HASKELL LEE MAINE Posts Shmgles Poles Comphments of Lafhs Tles Lumber Houghton Cedar Products Co Vlnal A Houghton TELEPHONE 8-21 LEE MAINE HANSCOM S LUNCH AND BARBER SHOP HOME COOKED FOODS AND FOUNTAIN SERVICE LEE MAINE SMITHS GARAGE Wldg dGenea,lRpa1s LEE MAINE Telephone 18 I O I 9 Com l' e t , p lm n S of Complmwnts of 9 7 e in an fr e 'fr General Bankmg Departments Checkmg Savlngs Chrlstmas Clubs Safe Deposlt Boxes Trust The Old Town Branch Merrnll Trust Company Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposzt Insurance Corp Boyd and Noyes Jewelers keepsake Diamonds Towle Sterllng ALL STANDARD MAKE WATCHES 79 HAMMOND STREET BANGOR MAINE Bangor Offlce Supply Inc 18P Office Supplles Fllmg Equlpment School Supplles OST OFFICE SQUARE BANGOR MAINE Atkms Brothers Company WALLPAPER Bzrqe and Thzbout 72 COLUMBIA STREET BANGOR MAINE Donald Pratt Company Dwmond Merchants a Jewelers 18 HAMMOND STREET BANGOR MAINE and A 1 O , ' .R . mi ! Viner's Music Co. Mames Most Complete Museo Store 51 PICKERING SQUARE BANGOR MAINE Complzments of Rlce and Tyler Planos Radlos Applxances 74 CENTRAL STREET BANGOR MAINE Complzments o f 213 EXCHANGE STREET BANGOR MAINE Ccrmplzments of Eastern Trust an Banklng Company R W PORTER Manager OLD TOWN MAINE Lufkm s Candy and Food Shoppe Chocolates of Quallty Smce 1894 60 COLUMBIA STREET Bangor Mame Home of Pme Tree State Tajy Atlantxc Clarlon Stove Vorge Applzances and Atlantic Ranges American Central Kztchen MARK EVERY GRAVE Fletcher and Butterfleld Co Cemetery Memorlals 86 CENTRAL STREET BANGOR MAINE Clarion Stove Supply Co. I ' - ' Co. - VVHEN IN BANGOR Shop at Sears an Save ' Sears Roebuck and Co Bangor, Mame Cole s Express NOT AN EXPERIMENT BUT THE RESULT OF OVER THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE Headquarters For ROYAL STANDARD AND PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS Keylor Typewnter Exchange 96 Harlow Street BANGOR MAINE People of Lee and Students of Lee Academy A J GOLDSMITH Mens and Boys Wear OLD TOWN MAINE Burnham Phelps Agency Inc Compliments of ' THE SHANTY LINCOLN MAINE All Types of Surety Bonds Insurance and Real Estate MERRILL TRUST BUILDING Telephone 382 OLD TOWN MAINE ! O Will Find It Pays To Trade At Class Photographer PORTLAND MAINE Photographer for Lee Academy JACKSON-WHITE STUDIOS Compfzmuzrs 0 IVIALLETT S IVIILI. LUMBER LEE MAINE ltllii I RACE S BEAUTY SHOP N A pgwgqg WIGHT S SPORTING GOODS IASI 1 ALI OI IPO-Xhl Q 11 N1 xt Stu' N um J X XI um 9 T1lE-11 an xs LZT-C3 mul 27-13 fvrff ljlflnnif nfx rf! V I ur Maine T F lQflHl'ICillIfS. .XilfgX'l'S. i'i?,l,'l'!w 1m'lvp1l1r:1v bn 14ENp if4'Fl'I1JfI'IIlY I 'llfqrllwrllxl 2-13 Y A' Q w Xxvillll A z. . IHIXIU5, 1. . H J, ,, r . 5 3. Hz V I 'Ht Iiz111s4n',.Iz' l Compliments of Llnton Insurance Agency Inc GENERAL INSURANCE Lmcoln Maine Telephone 100 2 E A Weatherbee Let Me Help You Make It A Grand 9 Hardware Bulldlng Materials S Posles Furnlture Sportmg Goods LINCOLN MAINE Telephone 222 Lmcoln Mame O , . Company Occasion Lxncoln Drug Co Inc The Rexall Store Eastman Kodak Headquarters LINCOLN MAINE Complzments of CARROLL CUT RATE Cosmetlcs and Sundr1es 48 MAIN STREET LINCOLN MAINE Complzments of BROWNS SHOE STORE Qualzty Footwear LINCOLN MAINE McCorm1ck Motor Co DODGE PLYMOUTH Sales and Sefrmce 4 WEST BROADWAY Telephone 38 LINCOLN MAINE Do Do s Sport Shop Clark Radxo Servlce LINCOLN MAINE CARNEY S Ladles and Gents Furnlshlngs Adam Hats Sport Clothes 61 MAIN STREET Lmcoln Maine Llncoln Clothmg Company A Safe Place To Shop Head To Toe Outfitters In Mens and Boys Wear LINCOLN MAINE . I, I ' J l . , - Women's and Children's f I I D 9 7 . , , . . 1 Davld Braldy Clothier . . Outfitters 14 HAMMOND STREET BANGOR MAINE One Flzght Where You Save Complzments of System Company Lwdzes Wear-mg Apparel Compliments f Morm an Company Wholesale Candy and Tobacco Dealer OLD TOWN MAINE Harmon P1ano Co 186 Exchange Street Bangor WURLITZER Organs Planos STEINWAY KNABE STORY CLARK LESTER Instruments Records Co-mplzments of Brountas Restaurant Where Partlcular People Dlne 68 MAIN STREET Bangor Mame Azr-Condztwned ENRICO FRATI .IEWELER 85 PICKERING SQUARE BANGOR MAINE O I o I Up ' DEXTER BANGOR ' I O Lmcohl Department Store LINCOLN MAINE Cofmpl H B Stevens Store Clothmg amd Footwear LINCOLN MAINE Lovejoy s I G A Market Fresh FDUltS an Vegetables 70 MAIN STREET Lmcoln Malne It s Smart to Buy At Smart's Your Needs For The Farm And Rural Home Telephone 92 2 LINCOLN MAINE ' 9 Compliments of O I O Choice Meats - Fancy Groceries O d Y . 9 zments of I O I 5735:-