Lee Academy - Crescent Yearbook (Lee, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

THE CRESCENT Tubllshed by fhe Senzor Class EE 'W' Q 215,100 ff' l 4, vgmf 2447 if Muff flffiig X LEE ACADEMY VOLUME XLIV LEE MAINE JUNE 1 1952 0 Jw , X ggifafii P V A f A I g-w- C::-.C,--- -' 1 mnmn.. 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' ' b. - - ' b. .. - ww 1 F zthful cmd t'ru.e-hearted an MQ' riff J: .jr ' , - -. i - ix , Facult .ftfil FACULTY FRED R DINGLEY A MOUL'I'01x POTTLE Przm,-:pal Bates AB 119301 MA 119371 Colby BA 119221 MA 119421 Sclences Submaster Mathematlcs Actxvxtles Glrls Basketball Coach Sophomole Class Advlser Student Councll Advlser Mlss DOROTHY BURGOYNI: Umverslty of Mame Northern Conservatory of Muslc Muslc Dlrector of Boys and Glrls Glee Club and Orchestra ERNEST A LOWELL Unlverslty of Mame B S 119501 Physlcal Educatlon Actlvltles L Club Adviser Boys Basketball Coach, Dorm Master Mas LEONORA H G0oD Colby College, A B 119271 English Actlvlt es Crescent Advlsel Com mlttee Chaxrman Graduatlon Jun1o1 Home Room Fleshman Class AdVlSel DANIEL J FRAZIER JR Unlversrty of Mame B A 119461 Socxal Studies Actxvltles Baseball Coach Freshman and Sophomore Home Room Senlor Class AdVlS9l Miss IVA B WILLIS Colby College, A B Columbla Unlverslty Teachels College M A French and Latm Actlvltles French Club Advlser Coach One Act Plays Library Commlttee Chau man MRS MADOLYN VINCENT Gordon College, Boston A B 119441 Columbla Blble College Columbna, South Calolma MA 119461 Enghsh Actlvlt cs Commlttee Chairman Gladuatxon Semol Play Advlser Senlor Home Room Junlor Class Advlser DONALD BALLARD Umverslty of Mame BS 119501 Agrxculture ACtlV1tl6S Future Farmers Advlser EMMETI' R STEVENS of Mame B S 119511 Commerclal Subjects ACtlVltl0S Cross Country Coach MRS MARY FRAZIER Umversxty of Mame BS 119491 Home Economlcs ACtlVltl9S Cheel leader Coach FH A Advlsel Speaklng Contest Advxsel A 19 - 'RI 1 I O t i , , . . . .. , .. , , .. 7 ' . , . 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I t's ever onward, our course pursuing fv- ,?' 1 3 .5 5 RALPH AVERILL Deke Agriculture Course Prentxss, Mame I know and thznk more often than I speak F F A 1 2 3 4 Secre ry 3 Vlce President 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Letters 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Letters 3, 4 Cross country 1 2 Bus Commxttee 4 LINIWOOD V BATCHELDER L1nk General Course Burlmgton, Mame Newer swy more than 1 necessary J V Cross country IRENE G BLAKE Genelal Course Lee, Mame Let thy worlds be ew NEVILLE BITTAR College Coulse Belrut, Lebanon Somethmg betueen a hzndrwnce and a help Internatlvonal College Lebanon 1 2 Class Vlce Presldent 3 Honor Roll 3 Basketball Manager 4 Glee Club 3 Dorm Secretary 4 Class Capta n Magazme drlve 4 Semor Play IllSh Mmstrel 4 Crescent Staff 4 V' 3 Y GILBERT E. BOOBER Gibby General Course Howland, Mame I am aluays merry when I hear muszc Howland High School 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Letter 3 4 Baseball 3 Letter Operetta 3 4 Student Councll 2 3 Swmg Band Sololst 4 Class Secretary 3 Asslstant Basketball Managel 3 HERBERT F BUTLER General Course Klngman Ma1ne 4nd he rs oft the wisest man whlo zs not wzse at all Freshman Prlze Speakmg Speakmg Contest 2 3 One Act plays 3 Baseball 1 2 3 Cross Country 1 2 Basketball J V 1 3 Scandalette 4 Class Represen tatxve Magazme drxve 3 GLORIA CARR Betty General Course Burllngton, Mame My heart 'LS fixed Hampden Academy 1 Varsity B sketball 1 2 3 4 Varsltv Cheerleadlng 1 2 3 4 Soft Ball 2 4 L Club 3 4 Class Captain Magazme drxve 2 Magorettes 3 4 Crescent Staff 2 3 4 Sc dalette Staff 2 F H A 4 GLENWOOD H COLE Glen AgflCUltUlE Course Wmn Ma1ne I take lzfe as I find zt Wmn Hlgh School 1 Basketball 1 Letter 1 Baseball 1 Letter 1 F F A Sentmel Speaking Con test 1 Qcandalette Staff 4 DIANA DEAN DAVIS Home Economrcs Course Wlnn, Marne My eyes make ptctures when they are closed Wlnn Hrgh School 1 Glee Club 2 3 4 Speakmg Contest 1 Basketball 1 BARBARA ANN FERNALD Barb College Course Isleford Marne llun s lore ls of man s lzfe a thmf ll part Tis 14 OTIULVLS uhole exzsltnce Glee Club 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 Senror Play Basketball 1 2 Crescent Staff 2 4 lllorm Secre tary 4 Cheerleader 4 Freshman Pr rze Speakmg SYLVIA JANET GIFFORD General Course Wmn Marne Be oood sweet maid and let who wrll be cleler Wmn H gh School 1 JV Bas ketball 3 4 Varsrty Cheerleadrng 1 4 Glee Club2 3 FHA 3 4 Speakmg Contest 1 Majorettes STEPHEN GOOD College Course Hampden Marne Variety is the spice of life. Hampden Academy 1 2 3' Foot- ba 1 2 3 4' Letter2 3 4' Bas- alll 2 3 4- Letter 2 3 ' Baseball 1 2 3' Letter 2 3' Stu- dent Council 1' Yearbook Staff 3' H Club 3- Vl inner Prize Speaking ' Band 1 2' Glee Club 1 2 ' Orchestra 1 2 3' Senior Play' Operetta 1 2 3. Z 'O' Aqua.-uv Sv' i Q37 MARION HAM College Course Sprrngfield Marne In her tongue 1s the law kzndness Freshman Prrze Speaking Glee Club 1 2 3 4 J V Basketball 2 3 4 Scanduletle Staff 2 French Club 2 4 RODNEY ERIC HAM Hamte Agrrculture Course Springfield, Marne Sttll waters 'run deep Baseball 1 2 3 4 Letters 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Letter FFA 1 2 3 4 Judging Contest 1 Student Council 4 L C'lub 4 ALTHEA HANSCOM College Course Springfield Marne Study to Ire qlllel Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Mrnstrel Show 1 3 4 Drum and Bugle Corps 3 4 French Club 2 FHA 3 4 Vice President FHA 4 One Act Plays 2 3 Senror Play Scandal tte Staff 4 Class Secre tary 4 SHIRLEY ELAINE HARRIS Commercral Course Burlrngton Marne Whatezer is worth doing at all ic worth doing well. Freshman P1'ize Speaking' One- Act Plays 1 2 3' Class Secretary and Treasurer 3' Class Treasurer 4' F.H.A. 3 4' Reporter F.H.A. 4' Scandalette Staff 4' Crescent Stall' 4' Senior Play' Glee Club 4' Bus Committee 4' Class Captain Maga- zine Drive 4' Honor Roll 1 2, 3 4. PRISCILLA ANNE HATCH Sxlla General Course Burlington Mame Sueeter also than honey and honeycomb Mattanawcook Academy 1 Glee Club 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Let teis 3 4 French Club 3 FHA 3 4 Scwruialette Staff 3 4 Cree cent Staff 4 L Club 4 ANN HOUGHTON Commercial Course Lee Mame Do you know I a woman? When I t.h'mk I must speak Varsity Cheerleading 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 3 Minstrel Show 1 Drum and Bugle 3 4 L Club JV Basketball Mgr 3 Softball Mgr 3 Honor Roll 3 4 French Club 2 Scandalette Staff 4 Cres cent Staff 4 RONELLO KNIGHTLY Agllculture Cloulse Harrison Mame Clezer men are good but they are not the best FFA 1 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 EDWINA LOTHROP Eddie General Course Prentiss Maine Silence is deep as Eternity speech is shallow as time. Glee Club 2 3' Crescent Staff 4. ABBOTT LUTHER LOVETT Agriculture COUISC Passadumkeag Maine They say the best men are moulded out of faults Fieshman' Speaking Cortest A 1 4 Glee Clu Minstrel Show 1 Semor Plav Honor Roll 1 ARVAH LYON Agriculture Com se Lee Mame The world knows nothing of tts greatest men FFA 1 2 3 4 Secretary 2 Treasurer 3 President 4 Sen1o1 Play Honor Roll 1 2 Crescent Staff 4 J V Basketball 3 F F A Judg ng Team 1, 2 3 4 One Act Plays 3 ADA MARGARET MacDONALD Mac General Course Ox Bow Mame Absence makes- the heart grow fonder Glee Club 2 3 French Club 2 3 F H A 3 Crescent Staff 4 MAYNARD MAXWELL Maxie Agriculture Course Lee Maine Life just naturally comes a goes. Honor Roll 1 2 3' Baseball 2 3 4' Letters 3 4' Basketball 2 3 4' Letters 4' J.V. Basketball 2 3' Senior Play' One-Act Plays 3' F.F.A. 1, 2 3 4' F.F.A. Judging Team 15 L Club 4' Crescent Staff 4. BARBARA MOORE General Course Grand Lake Stream Marne fllurzys fond of fun and laughter pleasure first and busmess after Grand Lake Stream High School 1 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Letter 3 4 Clee Club 3 L Club 4 STERLING MOORES College Course Carroll Marne m not arqumg wrth you Im tellmg you Class Presrdent 3 4 Secretar Treasurer 2 Student Counc1l2 Ilormrtrory Vrce Presrdent 3 Pres: dent 4 L Club 3 4 Presrdent 4 General Manager Magazrne Cam pargn 4 Scandalette Staff 2 One Act Play 2 Freshman Prrze Speak mg Semor Play French Club Cross Country 2 3 4 Letters 3 4 Captarn 4 Crescent Staff 3 4 Drum Major 3 HUBERT WILLIAM OLIVER Agrrculture Course Carroll Marne There ts nothmg lzke fun as there? Baseball 1 2 3 4 FFA 1 3 4 FFA Reporter 4 FFA Judgrng Contest 1 2 Crescent Staff 4 NORMA JEAN OSGOOD College Course Let your speech be aluays unth grace seasoned uzth salt Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Drum and Bugle Corps 3 4 Sextette 4 Bas ketball 1 2 3 Semor Play Vlce Pres dent Student Councrl 4 French Club 3 4 Presrdent 4 Scandalette 3 4 Crescent Staff 2 3 4 Ed1tormCh1ef 4 Honor Ro 1 2 T7 -i' ROGER WINSTON POWERS College Course Wmn Marne Wzsdom rs better than rubzes Wmn Hrgh School 1 Student Councll 1 Crescent Staff 4 Prrze Speakrng 1 Glee Club 4 Drum and Bugle Corps 3 4 French Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Scandalette StafT4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 JOHN STOCKBRIDGE POTTLE College Course Lee Marne And stzll they ga ed and stzll the wornder grew That one small head could carry all he knew Class Presrdent 2 Presrdent Student Councrl 4 Secretary Treasurer L Club 3 4 French Club 2 3 Vrce Presrdent 3 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Senror Play Base ball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Letters 2 3 4 Cross Country 4 Crescent Staff 4 ALTHEA E ROBINSON General Course Ashland Mame Be not righteous ozer much Ashland Hrgh School 1 Glee Club 3 Orchestra 3 Softball 2 3 letters 3 French Club 2 HAZFL I STEV ENS Haze General Course Enfield Nlalne O urprrssznq beauty mfi zzz the bloom or uouth Basketball 2 3 4 Letter 4 Cheerleadrrg 1 2 3 4 Captam 3 4 Crescent Staff 2 3 4 Scandal e Staff 2 3 Glee Club 1 Drum and Bugle Corps 3 Nlajor ettes 4 Class Wrce Presrdent 2 4 FHA 3 4 Presrdent 4 Sate FHA Secretary 4 Dolmrtory Officer 3 4 Softball 2 Frerch Club 2 3 Student Councrl 4 CLARA EVELYN SMITH General Course East Wmn Mame Here today gone tomorrow Wmn Hxgh School 1 Glee C'lub 3 Orchestra 3 Drum and Bugle Corps 4 French Club 2 Student Councll 1 FHA 3 4 JV Bas ketball 3 LOIS JEAN SHOREY General Course Burlmgton Mame Gentlemen prefer blondes Glee Club 2 3 JV Basketball 3 4 FHA 3 Drum and Bugle C01 ps 4 Honor Roll 1 GILBERT T SHOREY G1 Agrlculture Course Lowell Mame He dtd nothzng zn particular and dzd tt very well L C'lub 4 Cross Country 1 2 3 Letter 1 2 Baseball 3 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 Scandalette Staff 4 EROLL M SHAIN College Course Brookton Mame All rruunkznd lore a lover Fxench Club 2 3 Crescent Staff 4 Presxdent of Bus Commxttee 4 Honor Roll 1 2 4 MYRTLE E TODD Myrt General Course Passadumkeag Mame Ill speak m a monetrous lzttle 'voice Basketball 1 2 3 4 Letter Varslty Cheerleadmg 1 2 4 Senlor Play Orchestra 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 Softball Manager 2 Head Majorette 3 4 Scandal ette 4 FH A 4 L Club Crescent Staff 4 COLLEEN MAE TREADWELL Commerclal Course Prentlss Mame The mzldest 'manners and the greatest heart FHA 3 4 Treasurer 3 Glee Club 4 Scandalette Staff 4 Cres cent Staff 4 LORRAINE MAE WHITNEY Ramxe General Course Brookbon Mame As merry as the day Ls long Honor Roll 3 4 J V Basketball 2 3 4 Scandalette Staff 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Semor Play Cres cent Staff 4 DURWARD WORSTER 'Durg General Course Kmgman Mame Ah happy years' once more who would not be a boy? Baseball 1 2 3 Cross Country SENIOR The semor class began the1r last year at Lee Academy with forty members Two new members Jomed the class thls year Steve Good a transfer from Hampden Academy and G1lbe1t Boober flom Howland Hlgh School The class officers elected wele Presldent Stellmg Mooles Vlce Plesldent Hazel Stexens Secretary Althea Hanscom and T1easu1e1 Shnley HHTIIS Those partlclpatlng ln Glee Club are Col leen Treadwell Lorralne Whltney Althea Hanscom Norma O good Ba1ba1a Felnald Puscxlla Hatch Mauon Ham Shnley HHIIIS Rogel Powe1s and G1lbe1t Boobel The semor class was well lepxesented ln athletlcs thls year wlth Maynald Maxwell Steve Good and John Pottle the star playels 'T CLASS Myltle Todd Prlscllla Hatch and Hazel Stexens formmg most of the hard hlttmg gnls xalslty In then foul years at Lee Academy the membexs of the semor class haye donated the talents of Maynard Maxwell Ralph Averlll and Podney Ham to the wxnmng baseball squads The members of the class took an actlxe part ln the magazme dr1ve th1S year They haxe sponsoled a dance and ale now plan nmg a school falr whlch w1ll be held Ap11l 4 In Malch Mr Pottle announced the stu dents who Wlll take part ln Class Day and Graduatlon GXQICISCS 1n June Among these were seven wlth an average glade fox the four years above nmety John Pottle Althea Hanscom MHYIOH Ham Nolma Osgood Shnley Ha111s Fdwma Lothrop and Rogel JPN 11 1 Frortrou N Osgood A Robmson A Houghton A Han com H Stesens S Moores S Harms S G1ifo1d C Treadwell M Todd Second rou IN Bnttar L Whltney B Felnald B Moole G Can P Hatch L Sholev I Blake M Ham G Boober Thu-d rot R Powers R Kmghtly E Sham R Ham R Ayerlll H Olner J Pottle G Shorey L Batchelder A Loxett Fourth 1-ou G Cole A Lyon G Thurlow S Good 'li Maxwell Mr F1az1e1 g , , .L . , . ' I ' u , v Q1' Y , . 1 1 l I I i A y ' - . Q - . v . ' A 1 . 1 u 1 . ' N I - . , . , I . . 5 . , . v . v '-J K A 1 l Y 7 I H 7 , S , . . . , g . . I v v 1 1 ' . : , v f ' 7 ! ! 1 7 ' , 1 1 sv , A , a ln boys' basketball and with Gloria Carr, Powers. D l x ,- A ,, I 4 . T '. , I - - -1 . Q.: K A : I ': . . , . ' , . I .. , . as , . ' , , ., . , . ' , .v I ' , .V . . ' ' - 1 - 1 ' ' 1 ' .1 - 1 - 1 - .1 - 1 ' n , l . . I . u 1': . ' , . , . , . , . ' , . ' , . , . , . , . ' . . '.' . , 4 . ' , . ', . , . . . ' , , ' '- Superlative Seniors MOST RESPONSIBLE MOST FLIRTATIOUS BRAINIEST 5.4- M is :fu S S. Sterl'ng, the lad and Norma, the A wink, a smile, a note, a nod, John and Althea most sure to suc- lass The flirts of our class are Myrtle ceed Have done the most for our class. and Rod. Their years at Lee have proved it, indeed. BEST NATURED BEST DANCERS MOST POPULAR Of' dispositions to stand the test R d S I ' D . Ogel' an Y Va, OUT dancers slick For loyalty, spirit, and friendly Priscilla and Ralphle have the best. On their feet are .nimble and quick. ways Most popular seniors are Johnny and Haze. Superlative Seniors NOISIEST MOST ATHLETIC BEST DRESSED I S ff Hubert and Barbara make the n se In sports they excel and should go Chlc shck lookmg and best dressed 01 ar FOI' all I-he SCWO! 81I'lS and boys Maynard Maxwell and GIIOIIZ Ca1r S BEST LOOKING MOST BASHFUL ,fr Though we ve a very attractlve class Arvah and Shlrley the best surpass They may be shy but can t be fi e ,K teve and Barbara we vote for you SHORTEST Tl 1' Who are the short1es Now you Are our Lmwood and Edwlna seg They are Norma and Nevllle B I . 3 . ' QI' I 5 5 V A if R A V ' K , A . 7 ga I ' A ' ' J f I . I , 1 y I ' I I , I l' f 'Q ' . 200- - . , Z K , P 5 1 F' . Q 'f' if .I Lrg J 1 i X Well reveffe her and defend her' 'W X, 'Ml JUNIOR CLASS Iront row S Clowley C Howe P Campbell I Cralg H Whlte K Dlcker A Cham berlaln A Gould N Cote L Worster Second 'row J Seller M Applebee J Rld60ut H Tozler G C-ole Mrs Vlncent K Bagley R Merrlll D Mallett W Harrlman R McGaw Thzrd row F Albert G Ledger A Brown I Wakefield C Dunn S Shorey G Bacon L Chandler P Blake A Clough R Clay 'fourth rm: D Allen A Blshop N Severance W Sprague R Crocker G Fogg D Hanscom F Slbley S M1115 Our Junlor year IS nearly over As we look back over the year the events whlch cessful thls year has been We began thls year wlth an enrollment of 55 students At our first meetlng held ln September we elected Mrs Madolyn Vlncent class advlser for the thlrd year We also elected the followlng oflicers Presldent Wll llam Sprague Vlce Presldent Lawrence Chandler Secretary Babetta Sherwood Treasurer Helen Whlte Arlene Chamber lam and John Seller were our Student Coun ul members Our class was well represented IH sports Lawrence Chandler Gregory Bacon Wllllam Sprague John Seller Carl Dunn Nell Sever ance Ronald Crocker Paul Blake and Ansll Brown played basketball The glrls were represented by Kathleen Bagley Helen Whlte Shlrley Crowley Babetta Sherwood and Nancy Knlghtly Wllllam Harrlman Wllllam Sprague and Francls Slbley were out for cross country Two of the pepplest cheerleaders hall fl om our class Shirley Crowley and Arlene Chamberlaln Donna Mallett Roberta Merrlll and Sterllng Mllls all help to make up the Orch estra and Swlng Band Thls year lnstead of a Junlor Prom we held a Valentlnes Ball whlch proved very successfnl We Junlors were represented ln one act plays by the followlng Melbourne Applebee Lawrence Chandler Kathleen Dlcker Arlene Chamberlaln and Adrla Gould We are looklng forward wltn much en thuslasm to our senlor year and hope we Wlll Gnd It as enjoyable as thls one. 1' I: . ' , . , . , . ' , . ' , . ' , . - f ' . ' ' ' ' : ., . : - D 1 ' 1 ' . 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' I 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 - - : . , . , . , . , . , . , . 2: . . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . . . , , , , 7 A a have taken place make us reallze how suc- ' ' - - - , 1 1 ' ' u ' 11 . ' 1 , . ' . . . '. , 1 ' 1 . . .. , - 7 I - 1 ' 1 ' l I : , A 3 n I n Q ' - - . , . 9 ' ' , ' 1 . . . I , 1 7 I 7 1 1 1 ' 3 1 ' . . . , - Y Y ! I y . . . V. I. P.'s S CLASS OFFICERS HWI1 Wp hdl SCHOLARSHIP DRAMAUCS SPORTS MUSIC Front lou W Thurlow L Pelkey M TOZICI B Dam P Judklns J Bubler M Pel key M Worster B Klng T lhcker R Alexander Ser-ond row F Portel C Mlchaud F Melrlll H Merrlll J Dudley S Cole S Slbley G Loupln J Shorey C Dlcker M Blalsdell D Shorey Thzrd low R Lyons F Osgood R Stevens H Stevens B Bryant S Crocker F Stevens R Glldden A Crocker R CrockerJ McEwen B Haskell Foarth rou E Mclntyle M Grant T B-owkel E Houghton L Leavltt K Shorey K McGaw W Clukey E Hatch D Budge V Halnes B Downs SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class held a meetlng early ln the fall and elected the follovslng officers Dalton Budge Secretary Bessle Dam and Treasurer Mary Bla1sdell Ml Dlngley IS class ads lser Elected to the Freshman Receptlon Com mlttee were Joan Shorey Carolyn Mlcllaud Thelma Dlcker Joy Dudley Exerett Hough ton Kllborn Shorey Wayne Clukey and Dalton Budge They certalnlv put 'he lleshmen through the ropes Kllborn Shorey and Gall Loupln were class leaders IH Lee Academys annual magazlne drlve Roger Stewens Bradley Bryant and Karl McGaw are members of the sc-'lool orcnestra Members of the Swlng Band are Bradley Bryant Karl McGaw and Dalton Budge They have been kept busy playlng for all the school dances by popular demand ward our goal graduatlon The sophomore home economlcs class en tertalned thell parents the women members at a tea whlch was held ln the Home Eco llomlcs Room on January 17 Everyone en Joyfed the food prepared by the Sophomore glr s Sophomores who were on the honor roll were As-Dalton Budge Frances Merrlll Wiarle Worster and Mlldred Tozler A s and Bs Mary Blalsdell Beverly Brlggs BCSSIE Dam Bruce Downs Joy Dudley Bermce Iflllg Carolyn Mlc'1aud Dorothy Slbley Rachell Alexander Thelma Dlcker Louls I6aV1tt Gall Loupln Lucy Pelkey Joan Shorey and Kllborn Shorey Bs Folest Osgood MHUTICG Shorey Marlon Pelkey and Robert Lvons As anyone can see the Sophomore Class was well represented IH varlous actlvltles At present we can hardly Walt untll our Junlor year WhlCh wlll brlng us one step further to- J or A l '-' - 1 ,' 1, ' ' '1 - 1 ' . 1 ' . 1 - ' 1 f fl . ', . 1 . , . ' Q , . , . , . , . , . 'I ' I 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 - , - , . 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' - , - . . l lf 1 l 1 ' 1 ' 'v - ' , - , . , - '1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - - , . . . . s n Y a : . A ' , 'P1'9Sld6Df, Thelma DlCk6I'3 VIUCG-Pl'0S1d6I'1f, of the faculty, and t-he Lee Extension Service 3 V. , - 3 ' . A I - , n tu . - 1' ' ' . Q I 1 Q A 1 . y - v . , U . ' ' ' 1 1 . . . , , . , - Cl , t 1 , '. . ' . . I ,, ' i 1 1 . . u , Q , Y I I A Y f n u , 1 , . J 1 1 1 . , . 1 N 1 1 T 1 1 - - A ' . 1 1 1 ' ' . ' f . . . . Front 'row A Klnney B Lyon E Thurlow A Rhoades C Thurlow A Cole J Gxf ford G Gardner J Ledger E Batchelder L Spofford Second 'row G Campbell P Blshop N Magoon C Peaco I Applebee N Barker L Shorey L Smlth S Kmghtly F Smlth W Dwyer Thwd 'row R Drake M Crocker C Mlchaud Mrs Good L Schbner L Weatherbee S Pelkey B Rlpley G Lovett B Moores D Granvllle P Wheaton Fourth, mow A MacDonald G Chardlel R Turner K Coffin A Houghton C Mac Donald R Myers E Wllllams FRESHMAN CLASS About 60 of us ent red Lee Academy as green as lf not greener than any other freshmen The first day we took a few tests and Mr Frazler to whom we had been lntro duced as our soclal studles teacher showed us the bulldlngs of the school After a few weeks of school we went through a rough day of 1mt1at1on We elected our class ofllcers as follows Presldent Blame Moores Vlce Presldent Ceneva Lovett Secretary Gretta Gardner and Treasurer Norma Magoon We chos Mrs Good as our class advlser The repre sentatn es for the Student Councll are Blain Moores and Call MacDonald We have three cheerleaders on the J V cheerleadlng squad They are Jewell Glfford C retta Gardner and Geneva Lovett On the J V boys basketball team from our class are Marvm Crocker Alan Hough ton and Roger Drake Blame Moores was chosen manager Grand Lake Stream was hlgh salesman for tne magazme drlve Her salesmanshlp won her a Jacket Gretta Gardner was chosen as the candl date for queen to represent the freshman class ln the wmter carnlval Those on the honor roll for the half year ww ere as follows All A s Blame Moores and Ardeen Rhoades As and Bs Noreen Bar ker Elizabeth Batchelder Patsy Blshop Wllda Clarke Kenneth Coflin Jewell Glfford Arlene Kinney Sally Kmghtly Carl Mac Donald Norma Magoon Pr1sc1lla Nelson Chrlstlne Peaco Nlna Rhoades Ralph Tur ner Perley Wheaton B s Alan Houghton : . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . ' - : . ' . : , . ' , . , . , . , . : ' I 1 - r ' 1 - K 1 - 9 - r ' 7 ' Y ' I ' ! ' ! - u .' . 3. '. Q ', . , . , . , . - e ' - ! 1 Y I Y ' ' . , . . - , ' Cleo Jenkins, who later transferred to - , , ' ' ' I 1 . . . . v , I . . . ' ' J 1 1 1 A ' . ' 9 Y :' 7 , ' 1 . ' . - ' . 1 , n n u . , I Y . w 1 V U . Y 7 7 ' ' 1 9 ' ' ' 1 v v I , ' - , ' - , '. , ' J - ' . . 9 1 ' CLASS OFFICERS 17 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS D Budge M Blalsdell B Dam T Dxcker FRESHMAN CLAS9 OFFICERS G Gardner B Mwres Mrs Good G Lovett N Magoon S Sv 'X 'V fm '., K Y .- a 7 4 'I , a , 1 . Q. ,Q f Q, . ef . . , . , . , . , . All her deeds we'll gladly tell ORCHESTRA The Orchestra has more members thlS year than ever before There are three trumpets two xylophones two mellophones drum no lm saxophone barltone plano accord1on and four gultars SWING The Swmg Band IS a popular new addltlon to Lee Academy thls yea1 It has two trum pets Sterlmg Mllls and Bradley Bxyant drums John Sellel and Karl McGaw ac cordlon Besldes these there IS the Gultar Quartette composed of tenor guxtars Donna Mallett 'md Roberta Merrlll Spanish gultal EINIH W1ll1ams and Electric Spanlsh gultal Dal Tne Orchestra played at the Chrlstmas antata one act plays speaklng contest and many other events M1ss Burgoyne and the Orchestla have done a fine Job thls yeal BAND ton Budge Th1s quartette has appeared by themselves as well as wlth the band They a1e especlally famous fox thelr auangements of popular songs They have played at lnter mlsslons and assemblles The Swmg Band has played for the Wood choppers Ball the Valentme Ball a dance for the Senlor Class a dance for the Future Farmers of Amerlca and many other affalrs Clllrlllg the school year SEXTETTE Th1s year we have four new addltlons to exceptlonally well They are Arlene Cham berlaln soprano Norma Osgood soprano Shuley Crowley soprano and Faye Porter alto Donna Mallett and Rob rta Merrlll both altos are old tlmers at the 1ob haunfr sung two prevxous years Thelr flISt appearance was at the Irlsh Mxnstx el where we all heard a pleasmg ren Moonllght Bay At the Chrlstmas Cantata they sang Lullabv featurlng Arlene ID a Soprano solo They were ask d by the JUHIOTS to smg at Valentme Ball and d1d very well wlth Carollna In the Mormng and for the second tlme of the season Moonllght Bay Front row left to nqht N Magoon S Mllls B Bryant K Shorey J Se ler R Stev ens R Clay gPCO'l'ld1'0w NI1ssBurgoyne G Boober D Budge R Merrlll D Mallett E Wllhams K McGaw, A Houghton J Dudley - u 1 S 1 ' y . u , Q - ' 1 , v - . . I ' ! 7 7 . l V , , . 1 g . . . .. v K 9 I: Q ' ' ' ' ' . . . , . A - l ' Q 1 1 : . 5 . , . . V , 7 ' L a Q :o a . 'I ' 7 7 .! - l -our Sextette. We think all of them are doing dition of Cuddle Up A Little Closer and ' . - u ' rv ' ' . ' - . u l n ' ' 2 1 1 1 , ' Y I 1 ! o n . 9 . , '3 . . ! Q 7 .3 ' ll ' ' ,Y ' . ' ' as ' H , . ' , 'K : . , . ' , . , . , . 5 , . - .ja : . ' , . , . , . ' , . , . ' ' , . ' . .. , . . SEXTETTE N Osgood S Cnowley A Chamberlain F Porter D Mallett R Merrill CRESCENT REPORTERS Qccond row N Bmttar B Moores J Pottle,A Lyon M Maxwell D Budge E Sham R Powers J Seller n , s , s . , u , Q , l . u Front row: K. Dicker, P. Hatch, B. Fernald, A. Hanscom, M. Todd, M. Tozier. CRESCENT EDITORIAL AND BUSINESS STAFF 1 ront row C Tleadwell H Ollver S Harms N Osgood H Stevens S Moores A Houghton S cond row Mrs Good L Whxtney G Carr Fdztor zn Chzef Afrsoczate Edztor Busmess Manager Busmess Stall' 4 Iumm A thle tzcs fictwztzes CRESCENT STAFF Norma Osgood Shlrley Harrls Hazel Stevens Glorla Carr Jean Tozler Hubert Ollver Lorralne Whltley Eroll Sham Myrtle Todd Prlscllla Hatch Maynard Maxwell John Pottle Althea Hanscom Ada MacDonald Nevllle Blttar Roger Powers Edwma Lothrop Class Repm ters Blame Moores Jewell Gliford Mlldred Tozler Dalton Budge Kathleen Dlcker John Seller Barbara Fernald Arvah Lyon Tygnsts Shlrley Harris Colleen Treadwell Ann Houghton 'W : . ' ' , . ' , . ' ' , . , . , . , . .'c : . , . ' , . . , A ........... ,.,..... ............... .l........ I . I Sterling Moores ' '' ' AA ' , FRENCH CLUB Faltes attentlonl Norma Osgood at a meetlng of the French Club lS trying to calm down the twenty four eager and ZCCIVG members Norma 18 the presldent and the other officers are Vlce presldent LOIS Wor ster Secretary Arlene Chamberlam and Treasurer Roger Powers After an orgamzatlon meetlng ln the fall plans were unmedlately ln progress for a Woodchoppers Ball Whlch was held m November Averlll gymnaslum was decorated wlth evergreens axes and chopplng blocks The newly-organlzed Swlng Band furmshed sweet muslc for the waltzes and two steps and Mrs Houghton and Ardle Worster played for the square dances wlth Mr Frazxer calllng The hlghllght of the evenlng was a cakewalk F01 a chance at the beautl ful cake made by Vlvxan Slbley an excltlng rush for tlckets took place The winners were Patrlcla Campbell and her escort The members have also sold pop fudge and sandwlches at basketball games and they are planmng for a sprmg dance Part of the proceeds of these VBFIOUS 3CtlVlt18S w1ll be used to finance a trlp to Quebec f01' the French II students These students are lookmg forward to ac qulrmg much helpful knowledge on thls trlp to a forelgn country and mcldently to havmg much fun The meetlngs of the club have been fun too French names quotatlons and songs and an occaslonal snack addmg to the pleasure If tlme permlts they hope to put on an assembly for the school The French Club has had a very successful year under the dlrectlon of Mlss Wlllls A 'VD 7 Front row W Thurlow F Porter A Chamberlam L Worster N Osgood R Powers Mlss Wlllls M Pelkey g8C0'lld10'IU M Ham D Mallett M Grant D Budge F Osgood S Crocker R Merrlll S Sxbley L Chandler M Blalsdell E McIntyre J Bubler u - - n ' ' . , . . . . . . , . - V , . . . . . - . . - v . , ' , . . . . . '- 1 r v , . , . sc 9 u ' - ' ' ' ' 1 - 1 1 v - ' . . . . s ' , r 1 1 . I I , v I ' 7 Q . 9 , ' f , ee l S? ,fd f .1-I - IW' ' llglva 15 '. A , - , F Q. ' ' , ' Q, .z - x s -4' .- - I - sr . ' A I .. ' : - : , , , , . , . , . , . , , . . J : . . . , . ' ! ' 7 ' 7 ' D . I D . , . , . , . , . . GLEE CLUB Front row N Osgood L Smith M Pelkey C Thurlow B Kng F Porter P Bishop N Magoon C Treadwell J Ledger Sccmdrow M1ssBurgoyne L Whitney M Blaisdell N Barker S Harris A Hans com B Fernald P Hatch M Ham L Scribner C Peaco Thrrd 'row I Applebee D Mallett S Pellxey L Weatherbee R Merrill R Powers K M Gaw M Applebee E McIntyre G Boober Fourth row R Glidden H Stevens G Fogg R Stevens D Budge The combined boys and girls Glee Club the school year off with a bang by present ing an Irish Minstrel show An Irish Eve ning Maggle lLaurence Chandlery had a great time swinging her rollinv pin at J lggs Uohn Seller who flirted with all the pretty girls The chorus lme from Dinty Moores had a number dressed in unusual costumes Var IOUS members of the Glee Club sang solos and duets Maggie did her best to imitate Joan Shorey and Gloria Carrs tap dancing but she Just couldn t make her feet go fast enough Besides her feet hurt' The climax of the evening was a beauty contest Many beautiful ensembles were dis At Christmas time they presented a Can tata entitled The Boy Jesus They are now working on numbers to be presented at prize speaking and at one-act plays In the spring they will present part of the Opera Carmen by Bizet starring Shirley Crowley as Carmen the Spanish dancer John Pottle as Escamilllo the bull fighter and Gilbert Boober as Don Jose a Spanish soldier The whole Glee Club will take part in this production In the middle of May they will attend the Eastern Maine Music Festival at the Unneisity of Mame : . , . ' , . , . , . ' , . , . ' , ' 2 ' ' ' . ' . . a : , . ., , . . , . , . , . - , : . - , . , . ' , . , . , . , . c , . I , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . . u . , . , . . - under the supervision of Miss Burgoyne set played, among them a barrel. ' ' ' U ' - ' u n 9 , , ' !! ' . ' ' , 41 ,, n I - I ' ' - 9 . 5 . . Q 4 L I , 5 l ' 7 ' 1 1, ' ! . - D . Q DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS In snappy unlforms of whlte pants and blue Jackets the Drum and Bugle Corps made 1tS first appearance at Senior Play Several new members have been added Dal ton Budge Drummer Faye Porter Drum mer Erwln W1lll3mS Drummer Llndsay Weatherbee Drummer George Fogg Base Drummer Jeanlne Bubler Bugler Clara Smlth Bugler Loxs Shorey Bugler Gary Chandler Bugler They also played for some of the home basketball games thls wlnter Many blg plans have been made for thelr appearances thls sprmg The first one Wlll be at the first home baseball games The new army style hats are the only add1t1on to their unlforms The corps smcerely hopes to make a good showlng at the MUSIC Festlval ln Orono this year Its marchmg has improved consider ably smce last year and the bugle sectlon IS much stronger Rlchard Clay leads the buglers and sounds the slgnal note for them Two of the songs whxch everyone llkes both Drum and Bugle Corps and the aud1 ence are We re In the Army Now and The Leglon Drummer These are both songs Wh1Ch were played several tlmes last year and have been played again thxs year by request Front row M Todd Secmd ACh bl JSh GC c row am er am orey arr Thrrd rou G Fogg A Hanscom A Houghton M Applebee. Fourth row M Blaxsdell L Weatherbee J Seller J Dudley Fzfth 'row E Mclntyre K McGaw R Powers, D Budge E Wllhams Surth row K Shorey B Bryant H Stevens S Mllls F Porter Seventh -row N Osgood, R Clay A Clough R Stevens G Chandler L Shorey J Buhler . . . . . - . - ' - , , , . ' . . . . . . . . v . l 1 1 1 . . 9 1 ! . . . . . I l 9 1 v v . 0 ' u ' 1 1 v 9 ' u 9 n I 9 - , , . u - rr . n I 0 V, ag., , - ffl, AY A 1 M M, 'x . I . , . , . . 'J . , . , . ., . h I . . , . , . , . . l . I . , . , . . , . . ,. I I . A . . . , . , . 1 , . ., . . . I . . , . , . , . , . , . FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA J I Front 'row N Magoon T Dlcker K Dxcker A Han com H Stevens S Harris M Toner B Rlpley L Weatherbee Second rofu, R Alexander E Batchelder M Todd C Treadwell E Thurlow J G1f ford G Gardner S G1H0!'d A Rhoades L Pelk y Third row C Mlchaud A Chamberlam J Bubler L Scrlbner N Barker M Wor ster F Snuth A Gould P B1 hop Fourth 'row Mrs Frazler G Carr D Mallett R Merrlll P Hatch Thls year the F H A has 36 members The followlng officers were selected Presx Hanscom Secretary Kathleen Dlcker Treasurer Thelma Dlcker Hlstorlan M11 dred Tozler Parllamentarlan Bernlce Rip ley Song Leaders Norma Magoon and Lind say Weatherbee Reporter Shlrley HZTTIS The chapter presldent Hazel Stevens IS a state oilicer who attended the Leadershlp Tralnmg Conference ln East Lansmg MlCh1 gan for two weeks durlng the summer va catlon The purpose of the F H A IS to tram the members to be homemakers for tomorrow and to be better cltlzens ln the communlty The first act1v1ty of the year was to hold a Country Barn Dance WhlCh was a great success It was an lnformal affalr where everyone dressed ln dungarees and callco The F H A members donated a Chrlst mas basket 'fo the dlsplaced persons ln En bers of the Lee Extensxon SSTVICB gave a demonstration of clever Chrlstmas decora tlons and W1 applngs A Chrlstmas party fol lowed the program F H A members sponsored a bus supper 111 January whlch was very successful Althea Hanscom Mlldred Tozxer Nma Rhoades and Ardeen Rhoades attended the Award Banquet held at the Unnerslty of Malne Ardeen Rhoades won the second place County Awards IH the F F A and F H A State Electrlcal Essay Contest Plans for the second annual F H A Style Show vull lnclude many blouses sklrts and dresses made by students ln homemaklng classes F H A members wlll be the models l l ' 5 - . r - ' 1 -, A 1 - S r - v - . n - . , . , . . 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I , . . l : ' Y ' i ' I ' I - 1 dent, Hazel Stevensg Vice President, Althea field, For the December program, two mem- 3 2 . . 53 , , ,, , 1: w , 1 - 1 , . - : 9 - ' ' - I ' I l , . - , I , v . u . . . 1 ' ' , ' , - , 1 . , 1 ' - , 1 n F , - v s yu n . 0 , I 0 I u , u FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA nike' Front rou M Maxwell H Ol1ve1 R Averlll R McGaw A Lyon Mr Ballard L Leavxtt A Lovett R Ham Second row D Granvllle V Halnes M Crocker A MacDonald R Ghdden E Wil hams E Hatch A Bowker G Campbell Thzrd row F Albert K Coffin S Shorey N Severance G Shorey A Brown R Crocker E Houghton F urth row R Kmghtly H Stevens S 'VI1lls G Thurlow P Blake G Chandler The Mt Jefferson Chapter of the Future Farmers of Amerlca has slnce nt was organ lzed ln 1931 grown 1nto a very actlve organ 1zat1on The purposes of the organlzatlon are demonstrated by the projects the lndlvldual members carry out and the projects the chapter carrles out as an orgamzatlon The Mt Jefferson Chapter has purchased a Roto beater Parmall Tractor and a chemlcal weed klllmg sprayer during the past three years These lmplements are hlred out when the farmers are busy ln the rush seasons or when farmers need work done that other wise could not be accompllshed wlth the ln dlvldual ownershlp of thlS speclal machlnery The chapter IS financed by yearly dues and by the Income from the projects It has As an 3CtlV6 organlzatlon the F F A has held 1ts annual Father and Son Banquet whlch was very successful because of every ones co-operatlon The Chapter has a fine F F A basketball team and IS looklng for ward to the F F A tournament ln March Mr Ballard who replaced Mr Dodge IS the new agrlculture mstructor and Future Farmer advlser The chapter officers are as follows Presldent Arvah Lyon V1cePres1 dent Ralph Averlll Secretary Louls Leav 1tt Treasurer Robert McGaw Reporter Hubert Ollver and Sentmel Glen Cole I .Y Ja-KE! A D K Al ' . l -. I 1 7 ,, 4 Je x - 7' 2 f-Q A . 1 ' ' I I bi .., 9' 4 Q 00 0 1 5 - kf ' 5 w . . , ,. . . . , . , . , , . , . , . , - ' ' Y. ' ' . . L : . , . , . , . , . , . - I , . , . , . . .' . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . 0 I . , . , .A , . , . , . . , - Y - . l ' s 0 c . - u n , . o u 9 - . . . . - . 0 s Y I o a 7 7 - , . , - . . . . . - -- ' - 1 1 . . - . - 9 9 v - ' u 1 1 9 9 9 , .' . . - . . . 9 1 ' L CLUB Front row C. Dlcker G Carr M Todd P Hatch A Houghton B Dam S Crowley G Loupm Second row Mr Lowell P Blake S Moores W Sprague D Allen J Pottle Third 'row M Applebee R Ham R Crocker M Maxwell C MacDonald C Dunn G Shorey The L Club of Lee Academy held the1r from last year The followmg members were elected as the 1951 52 oflicers Sterhng Moores Pres1dent Ronald Crocker Vlce Pres1dent John Pottle Treasurer and Glorla Carr BUSINESS Manager We have made plans for a banquet ln the sprlng We are at present worklng for a new scoreboard We have put on two dances After basketball we had well over thlrty members Mr Lowell our faculty advlser wlllmgly gave h1S tlme to help us thls year and lt has certalnly been appreclated We hope th1S club wlll grow IH the future as lt has promoted the athletlcs of the school : I ' , . , . . . , . , . .' l : . , I , . , . ' , . -' - , . , . , . , - ll 71 ' first meeting with four charter members back S , S , . ' ' I 1 . 1 SENIOR PLAY lllll llllllll Front row N Osgood J Pottle M Todd Mrs Vincent B Fernald S- Moores A Lyon Second row L Whltney N Blttar S HBITIS M Maxwell A Lovett A Hanscom On the dark and ralny mght of November 16 1951 Averxll Gymnaslum was the scene of one of the most spectacular stage pro ductlons ever offered to the students of Lee Academy The first swlsh of the velvet cur tams wlth the help of Maynard Maxwell found JIIIIIIIY and B111 scrapping over the couch and Aunt Ellen trynng to wln them over to more respectable work Madge J lm mys glrlfrlend appears on the scene and they all learn of Uncle Dan and Peggys coming VlSlt Lady Macbeth adds to the ex cltement by passmg through occaslonally No one seems to be able to catch her for was It a h1m J Jlmmy suddenly finds hlmself ln need of a wlfe and gets three of them 1nclud1ng Blll Mr Oswald the blll collectol and Madge Mls Smythe and her sister Bubbles appeal ln thelr search of Uncle Dan But Alls well that ends well and the Semor Play celtalnly dld Everyone except Mrs Smythe and Bubbles got a gallant push towards the altar of the corner church Everyone also got a plece of Aunt Ellens Cl9l1Cl0US chocolate cake even McDan1els whlle she was chasmg Lady Macbeth There was a good nolsy clowd ln attend ance and a few mee crlsp 21 eenbacks were added to the class trlp fund CAST Jimmy Took Sterhng Moores Madge Burns Barbara Fernald Aunt Ellen Thompson Norma Osgood Peggy Westfield Myrtle Todd Uncle Dan 'Book Arvah Lyon Mrs Smythe Bubbles MacDan1el Mr Oswald Stage Manager Dlrector Snlrley Harrls Althea Hanscom Lorralne Whltney Abbott Lovett Maynard Maxwell Mrs Vmcent M or hill ThompS5g1fQ1'A11if1QQ1i'.'.'.Qin ,,...,',,yqy John Pom, Lady Maeuefiffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff ,..,. Neville Bittar WEYMOUTH HALL The dorm glrls are an mdlspensable part of Lee Academy thlnk how lonely the dorm boys would be wlthout them' There are twenty mne glrls ln the dorm thls year wlth Mrs Stevens as Dorm Mother At the beglnnmg of the year the followmg dorm officers were elected Hazel Stevens President Kay Bagley Vlce Presldent Bar bara Fernald Secretary and Helen Whlte Treasurer House meetlngs are held every Monday nlght and at thls tlme plans are made for the weekends and proctors are elected every other week There are several new glrls ln the dorm thls year lncludlng Arlene Kmney Lllllan Spofford Gretta Gardner Sally Knlghtly Geneva Lovett Noreen Barker Norma Ma goon Chrlstlne Peaco and Ehzabeth Batch elder the freshmen and Kay Bagley Helen Whlte and Jean Tozler the Jumors The glrls had the annual rededlcatlon ex erclses ln November Refreshments were served, and the glrls enjoyed left overs at a paJa.ma party the follow1ng evemng There are seven glrls who graduate thls year Barbara Fernald Ada MacDonald Myrtle Todd Glorla Carr Hazel Stevens Barbara Moore and Althea Robmson Recently the gxrls elected a dorm councll of SIX to enforce rules and to work for added prlvlleges These glrls were chosen to serve on the councll Mary Blalsdell Gretta Gard ner Norma Magoon Althea Robmson Glorxa Carr and Barbara Fernald A coke machlne has been lnstalled and the proceeds of thlS are to help defray the cost of a pmg pong table First -row G Carr J Shorey N Magoon M Blaxsdell J Dudley G Lovett G Garb dner A Kmney M Todd A Chamberlam Second row S Crowley H Stevens Mrs Stevens C Howe A Gould, L Spofford E Bamhelder Thrrd row K Bagley B Barker C Peaco A Robmson P Campbell N Cote B Fer nald,B Moore H Whlte S Kmghtly . . . . . - - , . I , c 1 . . . . . . . - - 1 n ' 0 ' ' I l ' . . . I , . ' u a u . , , . . - . 1 1 1 , , , l . n 1 1 1 1 , , . . . u 1 s , - . . . . . . . , , , . , . , ' 1 , ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' .ff1x,,lf.,.Q g JV :NNW ,V .' . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . : . , . , . , . , . . , . : - 1 - 1 '. 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 - ' . , . , . . MALLETT HALL Thls year the boys came back to the dorm to find a new master to greet them Take a guess' Sure lt was Mr Lowell There are twenty four boys staymg at the dorm thls year who are havlng a good tlme and are enjoylng themselves consider ably The boys decided to elect ofhcers as soon as they got settled down When thls was finally accompllshed the electlon went as follows Presldent Sterlmg Moores Vlce Presldent John Seller Treasurer Gregory Bacon and Secretary Nevllle Blttar A coke machlne and a pmg pong table have been added to the dorm They are used con slderably A table tenms tournament IS takmg place at present At least the boys got on the ball and dld somethmg constructlve Most of the rooms have been newly palnted and repalred The boys are all lookmg forward to a better year next year even though they lose five of thelr dorm mates by graduatlon Thanks go to Mr Lowell for the fine Job he IS dolng at the dorm 5 Front row R Myers J Seller W Clukey Mr Lowell N Bxttar G Campbell B Moores Secondrow S Good G Bacon L Chandler S Moores C Durn R Kmghtly G Boo- ber A MacDonald R Clay A Lovett Th-ard row S Mllls W Sprague B Bryant A Blshop G Thurlow G Fogg D Allen C MacDonald K Shorey , - . , . n ' v , . - . . 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STUDENT COUNCIL I Fvrst 'row C MacDonald R Ham N Osgood J Pottle H Stevens K Shorey G Lou pm B Moores Second row A Chamberlam J Seller The Student Councll an organlzatlon con slstlng of ten students elected from the school was relnstated th1s year It IS the body of student government at Lee Academy The dutles of the Student Councll are mostly of an advlsory capaclty It recommends 1m provements whlch It belleves w1ll help the school Each class elects two members to the Student Councll Two others are chosen from the student body as a whole Thls year the members elected were as follows from the senlor class Norma Osgood and Rodney Ham from the Junlor class Arlene Cham berlaln and John Seller from the sophomore class Gall Loupm and Kllborn Shorey from the freshman class Blame Moores and Carl MacDonald Hazel Stevens and John Pottle wx ere elected at an assembly by the student body chosen They were Presldent John Pottle V1ce .Presldent Norma Osgood Secretary and Treasurer Hazel Stevens Among the accomphshments of the Student Councll thls year were the placlng of mirrors m the basements at the school house and the locker rooms at the gymnaslum the showing of movles and the sponsorlng of weekly assemblles run by the varlous classes and clubs at Lee Academy l l A . . - - At the first meeting the offlcers were , . . . S u W PRIZE SPEAKING Front row M Blalsdell C Mlchaud A Chamberlain T Dlcker Second rou J Seller S Good S Moores A Lovett Wlth an alr of expectancy the huge audl ence awalted the opemng of the blue velx et cultalns It was Malch 18 the nlght that Mr and M1s Frazler the directors had chosen for the Speakmg Contest Behlnd the curtalns at Averlll Gymnaslum the hearts of the elght contestants wele beat 1ng loudly They hoped that the audlence couldnt hear all that nolse Carefully thev seated themselves hands placed here and a not too palnful expresslon on thelr faces Then the orchestra started plaxlng It was tlme for the curtalns to open Wlth qulcklv exchanged good lucks they read1ed them selves for the unwexlmg Meanwhlle the audlence read then pro grams They read th1s The Awful Fate of Melponemus Jones Abbott Lovett Myrtle Sees Basketball Cal olyne Mxchaud Don t Scuttle the Paclflc Sterlmg Moores Honey Thelma Dlcker Speech Judge s N1ghtmare Stephen Good Chma Blue Eyes Mary Blalsdell The Show Must Go On Arlene Chamberlaln When the contest was over everyone awalted the Judges dec1s1on Then w1th an 1mag1nary roll of drums Mr Frazler ap peared to announce the followmg as mnners first Arlene Chamberlam second Stephen Good thlrd Thelma Dlcker A shower of congratulatlons descended on the partlclpants for each had worked equally as hard for that mght Thelr coaches also got then' share of comphments Well lt was ox er the hearts returned to thelr normal rate of speed The hghts went off 'and so to bed ' .' . l' , . 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' - , - . u , ' ' n n l u , - v Q n 4 'Y l ONE ACT PLAYS On March 14 the one act plays were pre- sented at Axerlll Gymnaslum Under the skillful dlrectlon of Miss Willis the plays were a great success The first play presented was The Jack pot It was the story of a famlly who dreamed of hlttmg the Jackpot on the quw programs Stella the daughter finally came down off her high horse and reahzed that mechanics were Just as n1ce as floor walkers The cast was Mom Kathleen Dlcker Pop-Martin Grant Stella Mary Blalsdell Dick Eddle McInty1e Joe-Melbourne Ap The second play was Whlte Tablecloths Thls was the story of Mattle who wanted to go to art school Only Hxram s lnterests were ln buying prlze bulls and IH seeing her marry Lem whom she loathed Flnally her Mother sold Hlrams DTIZS cow to finance Mattles education Hiram after calmmg down saw things thelr way The cast was Hlram Brown Kllborn Shorey Emma Brown Norma Osgood Mat t1e Brown Barbara Fernald Lem Bladgett Carl MacDonald The last and winning play was Collector s Item ThlS was about Jane who thought she dldnt have glamour Wlth the help of Fldora a colored maid she reallzed she had glamour After clearing up the mysterious letter wrltten to her by an actor Dean she conunced Tom that he was the one for her The cast was Jane-Arlene Chamberlain Tom Cane Larry Chandler Dean Arvah Lvon Eldora Lorraine Brown Julie- Adrla Gould The members of the casts give much credit to the ones behind the scenes for wlthout tlielr help the show could not go on Thev were Prompters-Sylvia Gifford Lois Worster Ardeen Rhoades Donna Mal let make up artists-Roberta Merrlll Don na Mallett stage managers Gordon Thur low Merton Collin Front row N Osgood B Fernald A Chamberlaln K D1 ker Send AL LB MW Bl dllLCh oo rou. von rown lss lllls M als e andler Thzrd 'row E Mclntyre K Shorey R Powers M Grant v - : . - . 7 ' . . . Q i 1 ' . . . . . . - 1 . ' ' Cl ! dl - ,, . H ' ' . , ., ' A , .1 , ' n u 0 , ' , 11 , - ' , . . . 7 ' ' 7. . . 2 ' - . ' 1 . ' 1 1 1 . . ' . - ' . 1 i 1 - , , - U plebee, Radio Announcer-Roger Powers. IC ' !! ' ' . . . y . , . ' 1 ' - , u YI . I , 1 - 1 1 ' . , . . , . D . 1 . - 5 u n ! , I .9 , , 3 l - . , . i v: Q. , , . , ' ' ' , . ' , . . : . , . , . , . . Let every heart smg let every vozee una' . . Q . I VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Cheerleading season opened in full sw1ng with Hazel Stevens Myrtle Todd Arlene Chamberlain Shirley Crowley Ann Hough ton Barbara Fernald and Gloria Carr as elected substitute but Myrtle left ln the mid dle of the season and Sylvia filled in for her Myrtle then became our substitute We chose fo1 unlfoims gray and blue sklrts and sweaters We all had black and whlte saddle shoes and gray megaphones Our Roll Up cheer ploved to be the most popular one this year Myrtle Ann Hazel S5 lv1a Barbara and Gloria will be leaving the team this year Hazel Ann and Gloria are four year cheerleaders Hazel has been the captain for the past two years J V CHEERLEADERS These girls really got off to a peppy start Gretta Gardner Jewell Gifford Geneva Lovett Cleo Jenkins and Carolyne Michaud Cleo left us for Grand Lake Stream so Jov Dudley took her place These girls have really proved good for their first year and Carolyne Mlchaud was captam for the season Thev had blue corduroy weskits and skirts with white blouses They also had black and white saddle shoes They adopted the last years blue megaphones but put a lot of noise through them V J Gifford J Dudley C Mlchaud G Lovett G Gardner I A 'V 5 f hi if 'T . 1 y ' ., ' 9 F - u H , . Y Y . our varsity cheerleaders. Sylvia Gifford was , ' , , ' . ' ' ' ' . . - I ' 7 7 ' , . . . ' , . , . l , . , . '. CROSS COUNTRY F1rst raw B Downes W Harnman C MacDonald W Sprague F Slbley S Moores A Bowker Second row G Campbell J Senlel G Bacon J Pottle Mr Stevens C Dunn J Stratton K. Shorey L Leavltt V Haynes ment m the boys locker room Out sxde the exhausted supply of chlorophyll was leavmg the once green leaves m ganly pamted colors It was autumn and the L A hlll and dalers were llvlng the thrills of cross country Our new coach Mr Stevens shaped out hls team from a bunch of mexperlenced but wllllng and eager boys The season was successful as we won two tned one and lost two Our prlze man was Billy Sprague He won four out of five starts and romped home first ln the state meet to wln a gold medal helplng hls team capture It looks llke a good season next year wnth several veterans and a good J V team commg back We wlsh you the best of luck and hope that you don t get another snow storm at the State Meet Lee 15 Lee 17 Lee 60 Lee 28 Lee 35 Calals Hartland Bangor 30 Ellsworth Malne Frosh M C I Eastern Mame 5th State Prep Meet 2nd There was the smell of wintergreen oint- second place in the state. I D ' 50 ' 45 , 36 . , i . . 28 ' . . . . 17 BASKETBALL Fu-st row R. Averill M Maxwell J Pottle S Good P Blake Second row J Seller G Bacon R Crocker, C Dunn W Sprague Mr Lowell, L Chandler, W Clukey N Bittar Johnny J BOYS' BASKETBALL This year was one of the better years for Lee, in the field of basketball. The boys showed a lot of pep and fight throughout the season. Our most hearty congratulations go to Coach Lowell. He did a very fine job building the club as well as leading them on to victory. Our record of eight wins and ten losses does not really give the full truth of the ability of our basketball team. With only one veteran back from last year's team it was quite a job for the coach. We all wish to thank the team for the good job they did. When the suits were assigned. Coach Low- ell told the boys that none of the recipients were keeping the suits permanently. He demonstrated what he meant when he changed the whole lineup around. The five boys who finished the year as starters were as follows: Forwards, Steve Good and Bill Spragueg Center, Maynard Maxwellg Guards, Lee 32 Wilton 50 Lee Newport Howland e Brownville Jct Lee Schenck Lee Lincoln Lee Mattawamkeag John Pottle and Paul Blake. Honorable men- tion should go to our five other good re- serves. They were Wayne Clukey, Larry Chandler, Greg Bacon, Ronnie Crocker and Carl Dunn. They all deserve credit for the fine job they did this season. Next year watch those boys! ! A lot of veterans will be back. The scoring was well divided among the players. Anyway we out-scored our oppo- nents. Maxie was high man for the season with 216 points. Next to him was our big forward, Billy Sprague. He contributed 164 points for Lee's cause. Seven of the next eight had 30 or more points. Boys, you did a good job!!! The team wants to convey its thanks to our cheerleaders who did a very good job cheering, no matter what the outcome of the game was. Thanks girls! Lee 35 Newport 43 Lee Lincoln Calais Stearns J V ee Mattawamkeag Lee Lubec Brownville J ct Calais S First row R Drake A Brown N Severance F Osgood M Crocker Second row Mr Lowell A Houghton A Crocker S Crocker F Stevens R Lyons B Moores 27 46 43 ' n ' 36 Lee 44 60 Iliff Z3 gif Le gg ' ' ig L Q 44 ' ' 54 78 64 Lee 60 Alumni 33 Lee 61 Howland 31 40 ' 33 Lee 33 ' . 44 46 47 Lee 61 ' 57 V GIRLS' BASKETBALL Front row H White M Todd H Stevens S Crowley C Dlcker Second rou M Blalsdell G Carl P Hatch K Bagley B Moore N Kmghtly M: ,W 'Til Front mu M Blaxsdell S Glfford J Shorey L Shorey T Dlcker L Pelkey R Alexandel Sm-ond mu M Tozxer L Whltney M Ham G Loupm J Bubler N Magoon S Kmghtly v : . ' . , . , . , . , . ' . ' A '.' . , . ', . , . , . , - . V '-.Ei V r S N a AX QT, 2 M X hx I W - .4 , 5 1 L S 7 1 . K X' f ' ' L1 Q W . T L 1 V. at I I . - .' ' - . ' J AY .x I 1 V I' Q X . x 'I f 1 If X K V H LMA IM. Q .N ,L 5 V,g,fv!2 W lf' Y ' A ' ' '.' . I , . ' , . , . , . I , . , . A ' . V: I ' I v - V ' 1 - 1 - I 1 ' I r ' 1 ' GIRLS' SPORTS BASKETBALL From the night when the first whistle blew at Howland until the last whistle of the Calais game our girls played ball, of course, they had a few nights off. As usual there were a large number of girls out to practice, and Coach Dingley had a hard job choosing. He made three teams. The varsity was chosen to be: Helen White, Gloria Carr, Kay Bagley, Myrtle Todd, Priscilla Hatch, Hazel Steven, Barbara Moore, Shirley Crowley, Carolyn Dicker, and Nancy Knightly. They elected Jean Tozier as manager. The girls had a season 'of eight wins and five losses. There also was a good J.V. team. They were: Mildred Tozier, Babe Sherwood, Lor- raine Whitney, Lois Shorey, Gail Loupin, Marion Ham, Thelma Dicker, Jeanine Bubier and J-oan Shorey. Their manager was Mary Blaisdell. They played four games. The varsity schedule was: Home games L.A. Opponents Alumnae 19 16 Brownville Jct. 48 22 Mattawamkeag 39 50 Lincoln 36 38 Howland 42 33 Schenck 39 38 Calais 35 33 Away games L.A. Opponents hav Howland 53 39 G Schenck 29 51 Lincoln 39 36 Calais 36 38 Mattawamkeag 31 48 Brownville Jct. 42 12 The senior girls, Betty, Myrtle, Barbara, Hazel and Priscilla, wish next year's team all the success in the world, and we all give our thanks to Coach Dingley for the fine job he has done. SOFTBALL The girls' softball team had a fine season, with 4 wins and 2 losses. The highlight of the season was the trip to Old Town. This was a hard-foughtegame sparked by home runs by Jo, Gloria and Althea R. Lee girls rallied and were ahead at 'one point almost to win from the larger school rivals. They also played two games with Howland and were triumphant. Girls who were awarded letters were: Al- thea Applebee, Jo Sprague, Captain, Bessie Dam, Babe Sherwood, Carolyn Dicker, Nancy Knightly, Mildred Tozier, Althea Robinson, Gail Loupin, and Ann Houghton, Manager. They hope this season will be an even more successful one with most of the old players back. The 6 games scheduled were: We They There Mattawamkeag 17 2 Here Mattawamkeag 11 2 There Old Town 10 14 Here Old Town 3 16 There Howland 42 3 Here Howland 25 3 ees! 'Bb Paul Blake long ball hlttmg rlght fielder BASEBALL Front row H Ollver P Blake R Ham M Maxwell F Stevens R Crocker R Aver Lll J Pottle Second 'row Mr Frazler A Brown R Lyons A Crocker G Thurlow S Crocker G Bacon L Chandler C Dunn The 1951 baseball team wrote another fine page mto the sports record book of Lee Academy The team finlshed the season wlth an over all record of rme Wms and four losses Three of these losses came at the hands of superlor manned class L schools the 4th tlme ln tive years that they had been so honored The team personnel conslsted of several senlors who wlll be hard to replace ln the 1952 season The men malnly responslble for thls fine season were Maynard Maxwell and Jack Hohnes who carrled the brunt of the pxtch mg chores ably asslsted by Ronald Crocker and Sherwood Cralg Thomas Carlln and Ralph Pmeo who d1d the catchlng Fernald Lmscott Rodney Ham Ralph Averlll Rod ney J enklns and John Pottle who dld the 1n fieldxng' Fred Flsh Frank Flsh Hubert Ollver Paul Blake and Laurence Chandler who carrled on IH the outfield The 1952 ed1t1on of the academy ball team w1ll feature such seasoned veterans as May nard Maxwell fire balllng rlght handed pltcher Ronald Crocker and Ralph Averxll Mattawamkeag Mapleton Schenck Stearns Lmcoln Stearns Howland Howland Lmcoln Schenck Fort Falrfield Hampden Eastport Lee e 6 l Their entry into the state playeeffs marked slick fielding keystone sack combination: and . 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Si I a 1949 We will stand for her united 'bv YN-Q, 1950 195 . ilk IQ' ' 1' , j.5,. 1 ALUMNI CLASS OF 1949 Ervm Abbott U S Alr Force John Balley Woodswork Topsfield Denms Bean Woodswork Topsfield Frances CBrownJ LaPlant Grand Lake Stream Kenneth Budge U S Alr Force Korea Joyce CChambersJ Brown Grand Lake Stream Betty Cole Connectlcut Donna fConlogueJ Bubar Brookton Clalre Crocker Farmlngton State Teachers College Waldl on Curtls Truck drlver Prentlss Bethany DeBeck Ellsworth 1'orrest DeMeyer U S Au- Force Ellzabeth fD1ckerJ Delano Lmcoln Bruce Ferguson U S Army LOUISS lFoggj Flem1ngs Howland Glennls CG1rtordJ Bowker Llncoln 1 obert Glles U S Alr Force Evelyn fGouldJ Mallory Grand Lake Stream Joanne fHamJ Speed Sprlngfleld Ralelgh Hanscom U S Alr Force Lucllle Hebb Eastern Academy of Beauty Culture Bangor Charlotte lLyonsD Ollver Kmgman Paulme Moores Gorham State Teachers College Lols Morrls Kmgman Electrlc Co Kmgman Edxth Murchlson U S Navy Walter Noyes U S Army Korea Rlchard Phxlhps Unlverslty of Mame Orono Leland Prlest U S Army Helen CShoreyJ Shorey Lmcoln Laurls Slbley Woodswork Enfield Charles Smlth Foreman of Tree Surgery Vermont Poberta fSm1th5 Worster Sprmglield Geraldme lStanleyJ Worster Kmgman Lloyd Stevens U S Army Germany Leshe Stoddard U S Navy Guy Sutherland Farmlng Carroll Donald Thompson U S Navy North Carolma Frank Thurlow U S Army Cec1lWorster U S Army CLASS OF 1950 Duane Aldrlch Woodswork Lee Roberta Aldrxch Sprmgfleld Sylvla Applebee Husson College Bangor Martha Benson Unlverslty of Mame Orono Robert Blake North Berwlck J acquelyn Boutot Aroostook State Normal School Presque Isle Posemary Carlln Unlverslty of Malne Orono Loulse Crocker Eastern Malne General Hospltal Bangor James Davis Madawaska Tramlng School Fort Kent Dehght fDownsD Tolman Wmn Darrell Edes Edes Brothers Gram Store Lmcoln Exerett Fogg U S Alr Force Florlda Greta Hanscom Eastern Malne General HOSp1t8l Bangor Marllyn fLyonj Hall Brookton Charleen fLyonJ Aldrlch Lee Kelth MacDonald Masardls Joanne McIntyre Ba1leys Drug Store Lmcoln Penton P'I'l6St South Lmcoln M111 Lowell Crace Prlest Portland Marjorle fSm1thJ Jacobs Lee Torrle Nute U S Navy Callforma Florence fPeaseJ Thurlow Lee Shlrley fPotterJ Hanscom Key West Florlda Carolyn Powers Aroostook State Normal School Presque Isle Crace Ann CSpeedJ Bowers Burlmgton Poger Staples UnlV9TSlty of Mame Orono Betty fStevensD Kmg Lee Dorothy lStevensJ Thompson Prentlss Perley Sutherland Truck Drlver Carroll Calvm Thompson Farmlng Prentxss Clarence Thompson Husson College Bangor Harry Thompson U S A1r Force Lackland Alr Base San Antomo Texas Margery fThornbonj Nell V1rg1n1a Ronald Thornton Truck Drlver Brookton Wavne Tucker U S Alr Force Rxchard Whltney Truck Drlver, Brookton 'W . 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' . , . . . , . . , CLASS OF 1951 Gwendolyn lAldr1chJ Dlcker Sprlngfield Althea Applebee Unlverslty of Mame Orono J eanme Aver1ll Prentlss Pxchard Barry U S Navy Lena Bryant Nurses A1d L1ncoln Lmwood Bubar Woodswork Brookton Mary Butler Klngman Thomas Carlm Unlversxty of Mame Orono Joan lCofTinJ Cochran Sprlngfield Robert Cole M111 Work Wmn Sherwood Cralg Telegraph Operator Klngman Isabel D1Ck6r L1ncoln Robert Edgett Howland Prank Flsh Woodswork Brookton Fred Flsh Woodswork Brookton Shlrley lFoggl Wyman Wmn Donald Gardlner Plalnsvllle Conn Allce Gxfford Wmn Juha Goodwm Beal s Busmess College Bangor Juanlta QGordonl Randall West Haven Conn Bruce Gould Farm Work Dlxmont MZTIOD Gould Aroostook State Normal School Loraln Hanscom Balley s Drug Store L1ncoln Donald Haslam Truck Drlver Waltham Donna Haslam Husson College Bangor Arnald Haynes Farmmg Wmn Jack Holmes Pla1nsv1lle Conn Podney Jenklns Woodswork Topsfield Marle Klng Aroostook State Normal School Mary Jane Knlghtly Av1at1on Tralmng School Boston Mass Fernald Lmscott Truck Dr1ver Sprlngfield Carmen Lord Nurses Ald L1ncoln Rae Lyon Husson College Bangor Robert MacPhee U S Navy Great Lakes V1nal Noyes Jr Woodswork Lee Jane Ol1ve1 Umversxty of Mame Orono Alton Plckerlng Truck Drlver Lee Meredith Potter Clerklng Portland Ellzabeth Round L1ncoln Frank Rowe Unlverslty of Mame Orono Olga Russell Telephone Operator Presque Is e Carleton Shorey Woodswork Lowell Jeanette fShoreyj Powers L1ncoln Colleen Smlth Lowell Glenn Speed Scaler Enfield Joan Sprague Secretary Br1dgeport Conn Alton Thompson U S Navy North Carohna Marjorle Thornton Central Mame Hospltal Lewlston Dorothy Thurlow Howland Vlnton Thurlow Jr Woodswork Wmn Clara Wellman Stratton s L1ncoln Betty fYeomansJ Plckermg Lee , . y . , . , . y . 1 1 1 1 ' l 1 5' 1 1 ul , . . y I Y 7 I 7 7 A Y 7 ' 7 7 I Y I I Y 1 I i D 7 P Y ' ' ! i Q ! 7 'Y 7 -7 Y 7 ! ! 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C5 ff 2.5 Q From the Press of Furbush Roberts Prmtmg Co 108 110 Exchange Street Bangor HARMON PIANO COMPANY 186 E cha ge St eet B C XXLPIITZIIP Crescent Staff STEINXX A1 To THL IA ABE STOPX CLAPh LINE of 1952 LESTER Insuume t Reco d BPQPLGDP Q Wk ' o Compliments of x n 1' , ango V T s 4 ' L Organs Pianos 'Ax - E V - . x Y , 2 E P ' n S g 2 52 I S 9 ug J' 1 1 ri? Q,-5 , . A, ,A QLL5 ae' was I BEL AIR STUDIO Class Po1t1a1tu1e Indmdually Sty led B5 Poltxaxt Photogxaphexs James E Plerce W1ll1am C Perry Sneclal Pates to H1Q'h School Students Compliments of ARTHUR CHAPIN COMPANY NN holesale D1st11buto1 of Stokely s Fmest Foods Honol Band F1 ozen Ifoods BAINCOP 'NIAIIN E Tel. 2-1547 Bangor, Maine 23 Hammond Street Q9 Q? 399295-or Qeuefbigi Yr il9l WY' :RHS Q! 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