Limerick High School - Sokokis Yearbook (Limerick, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1954 volume:

1954 SOKCKIS ++ PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE STUDENTS OF Llmerlck Hugh School LIMERICK MAINE SOKOKIS DEDICATION TO MR HAMMOND We the Semors wxsh to express our smcere gratltude and thanks for the falthful SGFVICE whlch you have glven to us durmg our four years m Llmerlck High School Y SOKOKIS Sokokls Ed1tor1a1 Board, 1954 Seated left to r1ght Betty Bartlett Sabra Nichols Clayton Chute Davld Patterson Colm Squtrcs and Merle 'Vlorrlll Second Row left to Flght Rlchard Staples Leon Phllpot Ronald Carroll Carmen Vermette Joyce Nlorton Frances Phtlpot Frank Polcato Carolyn OllV6l and Lena S ra e P gli lhlrd Row left to rlght Jumnr Edgerlv and Mark Nxchols EDITORIAL BOARD Edltor 1n Chlef COLIN SQUIRES Asslstant MERLE MORRILL Llterary Edltor CLAYTON CHUTE Asslstant LENA SPRAGUE Assoclate BUSINESS Managers DAVID PATTERSON CLAYTON CHUTE Assistants MYRON EDGEPLY JR Boys Sports Edltor Glrls Sports Edltor Copy Alumnt School New s Exchange Edltor Senlor Class Personals Juntor Class Personals Sophomoxe Class Personals If reshman Class Personals MARK NICHOLS RICHARD STAPLES DAVID PATTERSON CARMEN VERMETTE CLAYTON CHUTE RONALD CARROLL FRANCES PHILPOT SABRA NICHOLS LENA SPRAGLE CAROLYN OLIVER MERLE MORRILL LEON PHILPOT IOYCF N ORTON Jokes ...,..,.tll.....,l.,,..t.... f PoLcARo SOKOKIS LIMERICK SCHOOL DIRECTORY Ml Maynard Wrlght Superlntendent of Schools Rev Nell A Burke School Commlttee Dr Dana A Rovse School Cornmlttee Mrs Henl y Martell School Commlttee HIGH SCHOOL PFIHCIDHI ASS1St3Ht Mr Reglnald A Hammond MISS Ellzabeth Mltchell Bates College Golham State Teachers College Tufts College UHIVQISITV of Malne Courses ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Grade One Mrs Ethel Rolllns Gorham State Teachel College Gorham Summel Courses Flades Two and Three Mrs Gel trude Tlbbetts Easteln State N01 mal School Golham Surnmel Coul ses Unlversltv of Malne Courses Clades Three and Four MIS Gertlude Parento Furzedoxxn College London England Bllmlngham UNIX rslty Bnmlnbham School of Art Gol ham Summel Courses Glades FIVE and SIX Mls F1013 Belly Golham Nolmll School Extenslon Work Unlversltles of Malne and Ch1C8g0 Glades Sex en and Elght Mls Flances Tufts Colham Nolmll School Colham md Falmlngfton SLIYHITIQI COUISGS MLISIL Supel V1SOl Mls F1013 Calpentol New England Conselxatorx Amerlcan Instltute of N01 mal Methods Flcd Wal mg VVolkshops 1 . . 7 . 1 . 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Y 3 . y Y 2 - . . 2 .- . n y . 5 Y . , . w 3 . y y . ' ' President 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Spelling Con- ? 1 Y S . Y Q V - , . . - , . . . y . y . y ' . 1 - Y I v y , 2 y , 1 2 - y . 1 - X I . Z - . 1 . . , 5 . I i SOKOKIS CAROLYN E OLIVER Born at Lxmerlck Mame August 6 1935 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Prlze Speaknng 3 4 Edltomal Board 4 Senlor Play 4 DAVID F PATTERSONT Born atL1mer1ck Vlame Apr1l14 1936 Class Treasurer 1 Semor Play 1 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Class Presldent 2 Track 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Edltorlal Board 2 Basketball All Star 3 4 Baseball Captam 3 4 Basketball Co Captaxn 3 Captam 4 FRANCES PHILPOT Born at L1mer1ck Mame Aprll 28 1935 Checkers 1 2 Horseshoes 1 2 Softball 1 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Prlze Speakmg 1 2 4 All League Basketball 2 Basketball 2 4 Fou1Shoot1ng 2 3 4 Class Secretary Table Tenms 3 Class Treasurer 4 3, 43 Foul-Shooting 2, 3, 4: Table Tennis 33 , I , I , 3. : . . , : ' ' . . 3. I -' I . 3, : - ' , . 3 3: AOKOKIS LENA A SPRAGUE Born at Sanfo d Mame Class Presldent 1 4 Glee Speakmg 1 2 3 4 Class torlal Board 3 4 Senlor test 4 FRANK POLCARO JR Born at Medford Massachusetts December 4 1935 Baseball 1 2 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Edltorxal Board 4 Semor Play 4 December 23 1935 Club 1 2 3 4 Prlze Treasurer 2 3 Edx Play 4 Spear Con COLIN STUART SQUIRES Born at Llmerlck Malne August 26 1937 Prlze Speaklng 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Spellmg 1 2 3 4 Horseshoes 1 2 Spear Con test 2 State Contest 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Edltorlal Board 2 3 4 Semor Play 2 3 4 Track 2 Qecretary 4 Foul Shootmg 4 Y , . 1 , 1 , . . - 111 11:1 , . A1'1' 1 ' 11 1111 1111 11 11 1 ' 1 1 , - 1111 1111 1111 11 ' 1 1 111 ' 111 111 1P' 1 ' - SOKOKIS OARMEN E VERMETTE Born at Llmerlck Maxne February 26 1937 Softball 1 3 4 Horseshoes 1 2 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Co Captaxn 2 Semor Play 2 4 Foul-Shootmg 2 3 4 Basketball Cheerleader 3 Basketball All Star 3 4 VICC Presldent 3 Basketball Captaln 3 4 Edntorlal Board 3 4 LIMERICK HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION EXERCISES Llmerlck Town Hall, June 11 1953 Processlonal Pomp and Clrcumstance Invocatlon Salutatory Educatxon as a Means to an End Muslc All ln the Golden Afternoon Class Hlstory and Prophecy Muslc The Bullders Honor Essay The Need for College Tralmng Class G1fts Class W1ll MUSIC Whlle We re Young Valedlctory As Others See the Umted States Presentatlon of Awards and Dlplomas Benedlctlon Reccssmnal Pomp and Clrcumstance Clasg Vlotto Trust Thyself Class Colors Green and Whxte Class Flowers Carnatxons Class 'Vlarshal Myron Edgerly Jr Flower Gxrl 'Warn Parento Rev Deane Ronald Phmney Sxmeone Irene Sprague and Wllham Candage Cadman Gracxe Horne Forrest Day Lxlly Smart Rlngwald Joy Smlth Supermtendent Wrxght Rev Deane . . - v , . 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SOKOKIS Frlday Aprll 16 Saturday Aprll 17 Sunday Aprxl 18 Monday Aprll 19 CLASS TRIP We-Mrs Nlchols Frances Phllpot Carmen Ver mette Lena Sprague Carolyn Oliver Clayton Chute Frank Polcaro Ronald Carroll Colm Squlres My ron Edgerly and Davld Patterson left Blddeford about 10 15 p m We motored to Boston wlth Bux ton and Hollls Hugh School Semors and then changed at the Park Square Bus Termlnal On the way to New York we slept a llttle roused up when the bus breakdown delayed us and finally arrlved 1n New York at 9 45 Saturday morning With sultcases ID hand we found our way to our rooms and looked longmgly at beds but there just wasn t any tlme to stop We hurrled out to break fast and then to the Radlo Clty Muslc Hall where we marvelled at the Easter Pageant and enjoyed the movle Rose Marle After dmner we went out to the Statue of Liberty ln a downpour of ram Then we headed back to the hotel and had supper remember the chlcken dmner we had ln the Henry Hudson Hotel? In the evemng some went to a movle and some stayed at the hotel Wonderful a warm and sunny day' Some went up to the early servlces at St Patrlck s Cathedral At 8 30 we left for Washlngton accompanled by Lxm lngton and Porter It was a pleasant trlp down the New Jersey Turnplke and our obllglng drlver polnted out hlgh spots to us Remember the famous whlte steps ln Balt1rnore Everyone enjoyed the all too brxef stop at Annapolls We arrlved ln Wash lngton at 6 45 staylng at the Harrlngton Hotel Some went to the movles and enjoyed seemg Betty Hutton m person Others just strolled about as typlcal sxghtseers The bus plcked us up at the hotel early for a round of slght seelng We vlslted Arlmgton Natlonal Ceme Y . . - . , 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . , T . . I l 0 - . . . 1 1 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . 7 ! ' 1 1 , . . 1 1 Y ' Cl - 11 - 1 ' 1 , . 1 1 , . 1 1 - . . , . . . . - - 1 . . - 1 1 . . . . . 0 . . . , . ' 9 1 1 SOKOKIS etery and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Mount Vernon the Washington Masonic Hall the Lmcoln and JeHerson Memorials and after lunch the Smithsonian Institute Washmgton Monument the Congressional Library and the old Ford Theater Who walked up the Washington Monument? Tuesday Aprll 20 Our first visit today was to the Bureau of Printing and Engraving Then remember the walt ln front of the White House? Pictures taken ln front of the Capitol Building We especially enjoyed our vlslt with our own Maine Senator Margaret Chase Smlth Most of us ate lunch in the Senate Cafeteria and then went to the Franciscan Monastery Remember that familiar 813 Next came a VlS1t to the F B I Bulldmg and that evening the sport minded went to a baseball game and the rest to a movie at the Piccadilly Hotel about one oclock Every thlng last year s senlors told us about the Plccadllly elevators was right by the way' After lunch we saw the television show Stars on Parade Thursday April 22 Thls was the Hrst of our two extra days ln New York We put it to good use going to the Bronx Zoo and ln the evening to the Circus Friday April 23 Some of the early birds went to the Dave Garroway Show The rest of the day was filled with shopping a television show On Your Account the movle Knights of the Round Table and some wise souls went back to the hotel and rested up for another long bus rlde After supper some went to the Julius La Rosa show Then we all met at the hotel and finally bag and baggage set out for home Back in Biddeford Saturday noon and well always re member the trip Frances Phllpot Lena Sprague ! I 7 ! ! ! l ! 7 .. ,, ,, I . ' Wednesday, April 21 We left Washington early this morning, and arrived . , . . . ' ' 44 79 , . 9 . ' ' H H ' , 3 Y Y H ' H ' 7 ' 1 Y ! ' . . , SOKOKIQ HOME FIRE PREVENTION You don t have to look far to find fire hazards Just take a thoughtful look around your own home' Start with the attic lf thls is a place where odds and ends are carelessly bundled away Look around the chlm ney What s going to happen in case of a hot chimney fire? How about piles of dusty and yellowed old news papers and magazlnes empty cardboard boxes and cartons discarded old clothes? Are there any heaps of old rags especially olly ones which could ignite through spontaneous combus t1on Old bottles left where the sun could strike them at a certam tragic angle have been known to supply that fatal spark which can cause a costly re How about the electrlcal equipment? Is the wiring of the house itself safe Are any of the circuits apt to become overloaded? Do you know the location and use of the fuse box Have you extra fuses and do you use them pro perly or do you try that criminally stupld trlck of substltutlng a penny? Look for frayed or damaged electrical cords and plugs That extension cord 1n the girls room may be in tlp top shape but how about the one ln the boys room or the one that takes quite a beating back of the kltchen table? Whlle we re on the subject of electrlcal appllances do you make careful use of tnem Electric irons carelessly left on the lronlng board whlle you carry on a prolonged telephone conversatlon can produce dlre results What about your heating system? Each method of heatmg has its own peculiar problems Is your kitchen woodbox safely located and do you take sufficient care in dlsposmg of ashes that may contain llve coals? Does your fireplace have a stable and large enough screen? Is your kerosene or fuel oil storage place really safe How about the chlmneys themselves? Is your oll heating system properly cleaned and serviced? Watch out for lampshades which may be very attractive but also very in flammable What will result from pro longed contact of shade and hot bulb? Beware of too hot grease on the stove Blazing fat can cause a sudden and terrlfylng fire Many home cleaning fluids are m fiamable and hence dangerous If you use one read and follow the directions with extreme care If there are smokers ln your family keep them llberally supplled with ash trays You can find fire hazards anywhere you look so do look and find them and get rid of them Elinor Gllpatrlck Tl-IE PARENTS' VIEWVPOINT Children all over the United States at some time or other have said th1s when their parents were trylng to explain something to them Aw what do you know about this You went to school a long time ago Times have changed That statement IS absolutely true Tlmes have changed and the parents vlew may not correspond to what the child IS being taught but remember this your father and mother are not trying to disprove you or your teacher They are merely trying to help you out through their own experiences They are trying to tell you of and pre pare you for the great responsibllltles you must face when you receive your diploma and step out to take your place ln the world They aren t saying these thmgs Just to hear themselves talk They are doing this fox your own 12 I , . . . , . , ' . . 1 ' ' . , 1 . . . , , . , . . v s . . , . 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Q SOKOAIS 13 good so that when you meet up mth a problem be It soclal moral rellglous vocatlonal or polltlcal you Wlll be bet ter prepared to cope wlth It You l ow and I know tnat a par ent s thou h s are on h1s chlld and the thln s he learns and must lealn Most chlldren do not seem to appreciate thls They seem to forget all too oi en that they do have a father and a mothel who love them and want the best lne for them and wlthout whom they can not l1ve a good llfe So school ch1l dren over the Unlted States try to pay more attentlon to what Mom and Dad are sayxng to you It may save yol from serlous trouble and It w1ll be more of a help to you always than you may reallze now Cohn Squlres The students of Llmerlck Hlgh wo 1ld llke to tell you the subjects wh1ch we may take durlng the year Mr Hammond has slx classes They are Jumor Busmess Algebra General Sclence Math World Geography and Chemlstry Mlss Mltchell has seven whlch are hard to get 1n durlng a day They are the three Engllsh Classes Problems of Democracy French II World Hlstory and Latln but many thlnk that lf we had a com merclal teacher to go along wlth our other two It would help many students who are not lnterested 1n college pre paratory courses Thls commerclal teacher would teach such subgects as typmg and shorthand A thlrd teacher would mcrease cost but we would benefit because some students who are not able or do not want to attend college would Und the commerclal course of practlcal value ln gettlng a Job after graduatlon Ruth Phllpot 55 OCCUPANTS OF THE ENGLISH ROOM WHILE THE BOYS ARE SINGING ' N. 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L - L , . . 1 ..fg,.w,- v ' ' ' L v Q x 9 l ' , ' v 14 SOKOKIS CLASS OF 1957 Seated left to rlght Charlene Hubbard Betty Bartlett Joyce Norton and Rachel 'VI au onge Standlng left to rxght Frank Cunmngham Donald Vermette Robert Phmney Cerald Phllpot Boyce Norton and Thurland Rlcker FRESHMAN CLASS PERSONALS Treasurer Charlene Hubbard The entermg Freshman Class num bered twelve Leon Angers Betty Bart lett Frank Cunnlngham Charlene Hub geau Boyce Norton Joyce Norton Ger ald Phllpot Robert Phmney Thurland Rlcker and Donald Vermette We were sorry to have Leon Angers and Rlchard Mlchaud leave us durlng the year At the first class meetlng we elected the follovung oflicers Pre xdent Robert Pbxnnex V1ce Presldent Joyce Nlorton Secretary Rachel Vlongeau At a later meetmg Joyce Norton re placed Robert Phmney and Betty Bart lett replaced Joyce Norton Betty Bartlett Charlene Hubbard went out for basketball and cheerlead mg Frank Cunnlngham Robert Phmney and Donald Vermette Went out for base ball Donald Vermette also went out for basketball In March the Freshman Class put on a dance at the school bulldlng We wlsh the Senxors the best of luck Betty Bartlett 57 bard, Richard Michaud, Rachel Mon- RHCYIG1 MOHEGHU, and Joyce NOITOH SOKOKIS 15 CLASS OF 1956 S ated left to right 'No ma Harmon Leon Phllpot and Lxnettt Norton S indln left to right Sabla Nichols 'md Fllnor C llpatxlck SOPHOMORE CLASS PERSONALS The Sophomore Class started the year with an enrollment of live They were Elinor Gllpatrlck Norma Har mon Sabra N1chols Lynette Norton and Leon Philpot At our first class meeting we elected the follow ing officers President Lynette 'Nortin Vice President Leon Philprt Secretary Sab a Nichol We held our Freshman Reception at the High School and cleared a profit of W9 OO Norma Haimon Sabra Nichols Lvn ette Norton and Leon Philpot w ent out for basketball Vle held a food sale it SLIUIC s Stott and made a pxofit of Sf? O0 Vle also made a profit of S64 63 sell ing refreshments at basketball games Sabra Nichols and Leon Phllpot are planning to go out for prize speaking Lynette Norton and Sabra Nichols went out for cheerleading Lynette Norton and Leon Philpot went out for foul shooting Lynette won at Limerick and competed 1n the State Contest We are planning to have a raffle on We are planning to have a supper for the Falrxlew Rebekah Lodge ln May We the Sophomore Class would like to express our thanks to Miss Mitchell and Mr Hammond for making our sec ond vear a profitable and successful one Vke wish the Seniors the best of luck on then Class T1 ID and IN the future Leon Philpot 16 l l I Q e - - : .' r , ' , ,' 1 ' , lc 'g, : ' '- ., K .' 1' r, r' y ' - V 2 . . . Y h y t . ' 7 V ' . S' Y 4 nv A' 1 . ' ' ' I Y X A 7 . . ri-easurergxorma 'Harmon an electric bean pot 1n March. . I A S n -.tJ. . . . . . , ' ' f v 'J ' 1 -' ' , , , . ,., 16 SOKOKIS CLASS OF 1955 Seated left to rlght Ethel Hubbard Joanne Wales and Merl Morull Standing left to rlgh Ruth Phxlpot Rlchard Staples Mark Nlchols Laurent Pro xcnther and Amta Angers JUNIOR CLASS PERSONALS The Junlor Class started the year mth an enrollment of exght students They x e1e Anlta Angers Ethel Hub bard Metle Morrlll Mark Nlchols Ruth Phlloot Laurent Provenchel R1chard Staples and Joanne Wales the followmg officers P esxdent Joanne Wales Vlce Presldent 'Vlark Nichols Trtasurtx E hel Hubbard Secletarx Vletle Nlorr1ll Ethel Hubbard Joanne Wales Merle Morrlll Amta An els Laurent Pro vencher R1ChHId Staples and Mark Nlchols went out for basketball Ethel Hubbard Anlta An ers Rtch ard Staples Matk Nlchols and Laurent Provencher wen out for foul shootln Rlchard Staples won and coupe ed IH Portland Joanne Wales was one of the two glrls from Llmerlck Hlgh School who played 1n the All Star Game Loo img forward to the baseball sea son are Rlchard Staples and Laurent We had a dance and food sale and leahzed S76 00 Joanne Wales IS plannmg to partlcl pate ln prlze SDC?-1k1Hb We w sh to thank Mr Hammond and Mlss Mxtchell for maklng our th1rd year a successful one We msh the b st of luc to the Senlor Class on thelr Class Tup and 1n the future Merle Morull 55 J ' . f t - ' g. . A L . - . , A 4. 1 1 r 1 ' ' . 1 . , . , Y 1 A - . V g At our first class meeting, we elected PF 0V9nChC1'- . I v .xy .XL ta . . . .- . . .Ji . A ' I ' ' ' 0-- I ' fr 1 - Q - . 1 7 X Y 1 , D 7 . lg ' ' ' . O . - 1. . , D , v J . 1 . 1. Y CLASS OP 1954 Seated left to rrght Carolyn Olrxer Carmen Xermette Frances Phrlpot and Lena Sprague Standing left to rrght Clayton Chute Daxld Patterson Iunror Edgerly Cohn Squires Ronald Carroll and Frank Polcaro SENIOR CLASS PLRSONALS presen ed Lrmerrck rn the Spear Con We started our Senlor year xxrth an enrollment of ten They xx ere Ronald Carroll Clayton Chute Myron Ed erly Carolyn Ollver Davrd Patterson Fran ces Phllpot Frank Pol aro Lena Sprague Colm Sourres 'nd Carraen Vermette The Scnror Class ofwccrs ere as fol lows Presrdent Lena Sprague Vrce Presldenl Ronald Car f ll Secretary France5 Phrlpot Frances Phrlpot Carmen Vermette lVI1ron Edfferly Davrd Patterson and Colm Squrres x ent out for basketball Myron Fd erly Daxrd Patterson Co lrn Squlres and Frank Polcaro xx ent out for baseball Lena Sprague Ronald Carroll Fran tes Phrlpot and Colrn Squnes partlcr pated ln the local soeakrnv contest Ronald Carroll and Lena Spra ue re est Our Senlor Play Take It Easy was held at Lrmerrck Toxxn Hall on Novem ber 10 and at lTexx field Toxxn Hall on November 12 Clayton Chute and Col n SQUIFGS were contestan s rn the League Spellrng Con es Throughout the entrre year xve spon sored varrous projects to rarse money for our class trrp Amon these pro Chrrstmfls Ball selllng refreshments on Toxxn Meetrnq Day and soonsorrng Porter s Senror Plax xx hrch proved very profitable We the SGUIOI Class xxrsh to thank Mrss Mltchell Mr Hammond Mrs James Wrghtman Mrs Mvron Edgerlv and the loxxer classmen rn the hrgh school for makmg our senror year a xerx haopx and successful one Carolxn Olrver '14 1 7' W ' .. , 1 l , . . . , , - -i t . ' ,' ' as , vu 1 Y . H, , , 7 Y aj V Y ' ' ' v' 1 4 - Q , . , . . n , . v V x - g , ' A I r , cl ' A. f . L D - . t .t. . rr, . x ' . - ', - ' 4 f ' rr - . . f ' - za ' .' , 1 . . T,eaSu,e,-,Colm Squires Jects were the rafH'ng off of a cake: a X 1 . M , .A L 1 Q , , , , . Y ' . 1 ' . x' ' . r . , . . l 7 ' L ' c ' 4 1 K . ' t Y ' ' nf v ' . 1 1 - ' V . 1. . . 'z A r ' - ' 'L' A K' . ' .. . -1 1 ,-7 - - 1 y ' v 7' u . ' ' QOKOKIS RONNIE PLAY SWEET GEORGIA BROWN NEXT? ORAI BOOK REPORTS TOMORROW' SOKOKIS September 9 14 15 16 OH THOSE IMPENDING EXAMS' SCHOOL CALENDAR Back to school kids' Did the Freshmen expect quite such a welcome Cheer up and remember youll have your revenge next year Freshles' The clean and attractive new paint and blackboard finish certainly does brighten up the high school rooms tremendously Mr. Hammond held a series of individual interviews with students today. Class officers are being elected. It's always good to have our old graduates come back to see usg welcome, Irene Sprague. Debating and deciding: who's going to play horseshoes and baseball? Ethel, did we hear you say you'd had practice at horseshoes? A new day for music this year-Tuesday. Mrs. Carpen- ter came today to test voices. The Seniors decided on their play today, Take It Easy , and sent in for the books. Happy rehearsing, Seniors! Eye tests today, and height measurements. Was that height chart right, or have I shrunk these past few days of hard study? Scurry and bustle for baseball suits. And UOKOKI Q October November 4 12 Rlchard Staples that collar bone does make you look just a llttle blt the worse for wear' More former students m H1 there Buzz Aspmall and Don me Hamllton We won a baseball game and lost ln horse shoes at COI'I'llSh today Star of baseball game Jerry Stars of horseshoes-Carmen and Frances Freshman Receptlon tonxght at the Hugh School spon sored by the Sophomores Robert Phmney didn t seem to like those pllls d1d you thmk? The Sophomores held a dance after the Freshmen were put through then' antlcs and cleared S38 00 Congratulatlons' The Senlors left at twelve fifteen today for Portland and they all looked so unnaturally dressed up' Make them look beautiful or handsome now Jackson Whlte' Marlne Red Candage m today What no firecrackers Red? Baseball game w1th Cornlsh went to us but Corn lsh s vlctory ln horseshoes A G A I N Health examln atlons today Baseball game wlth Holhs here today Our victory 8 7 4 4 tle baseball game wxth Cormsh today Welcome old graduates department hello Ronn e Poulxot money on a food basket rafiie Good luck glrls' Senlor Play rehearsals are gomg full swmg Movle thxs mornlng on the subject of reckless drxvmg sponsored by the Kalser Fraser Corporatlon The Junlor Class rmgs came today Another movle thls one tltled A Day ln Court and put out by Internatxonal Harvester Very good for careless drlvers' N me weeks exams today That s rlght freshmen Thurs days exams are on the first three classes of the day Well finish tomorrow' Spelllng Contest at Buxton tomght Llmerlck won as a team and Clayton Chute Won as the speller to stay up the longest Nme weeks exams contxnulng Poor freshmen youll get used to lt' Senlor Play rehearsal at the Town Hall was somewhat complicated by the basketball practlce gomg on overhead The Senlors put on thelr play Take It Easy Congratu latlons Senlors on a superlor Job Jerry you sure sur prlsed everybody wlth your loaded revolver' The glrls sang between acts Repeat on the Senlor Play m Newfield thls tlme Was everybody tlred or how do you explaln lt 17 . I . . , . - 18 . . , . l , - 21 I . . - . y 22 ' H H ' ., , . , 28 I ' ' . ' , - . 1 - . . . I 9 : , i ' . 13 Cheerleaders order new outfits. We hope to raise the 16 . .' . ' 19 . . . , . . . Y 21 ' ' . . 5 ' ' . ' ' , , - 6 u . 1 u . Y y 9 ' ' 10 ' ' , u 77. SOKOKIS OUR CLASS PRESIDENTS THE AD QOLICITORS SOKOKIS December January 20 22 28 Rank cards today And on Frlday the thlrteenth too The end of the magazme drlve Basketball practlce P T A tomght kmdly compose the contents of your desk so that lt w1ll be possible to close the drawers' Movle on Industry on Parade Glrls basketball round robln Oral book reports m Enghsh classes today oh Joyful thought The J unlors and Senxors are glvmg theirs to the Freshmen and Sophomores for varlety Through at noon the day before Thanksgxvmg A gale of w1nd and ram Downcast expresslons department last day of huntlng Audlometer tests today Jumor and Leon put your ear phones on' Tuesday Mrs Carpenter and muslc Whlch class are we golng to leave out Mlss M1tchell Better ask Mr Hammond How about thxrd period? Oh NO that s my study perlod' More movles on Industry on Parade The lower grades rehearsed for thelr Chrlstmas program The first real snow of the season was a sllppery affalr the last busses dldn t make lt untll ten o clock Chrlstmas carols wlth Mrs Carpenter thxs mormng Long Edltorlal Board meetmg thls mormng The Senlors put on a dance at the Town Hall tomght Chrlstmas Tree IU the mam room and then through at noon for the holldays Merry Chrlstmas' Back agam after vacation Mr Green of Green Tours called on the Senlors today Thls was also the day that Jerry learned not to push hls chaxr back beyond a certaln pomt ln the Engllsh room More snow and brrrrrr IS xt cold' No school to the tune of more snow More mov1es thxs mornmg That red ruffllng certaxnly brlghtens up the cafeterla thank you P T A Crammmg for exams again Thls IS lt exams The J unlors and Semors are deep ln the buslness of year book advertlslng Frank how s your car? More ad collectlng What do you know lt was a nlce warm sunny day for once Must have been a mxstake somewhere Snowlng hard over vesterday s lce and no school 13 . ' , ' , ! 16 ' ' . ' . . 17 ' H YY' 19 ' Y ll - ' !!. 20 . . y . 25 , I . . . 30 . ' : ' . 1 ' . ' , - 4 , , ' Cl . DY. 8 . . 1 so high school classes were what you might call scattered. 14 ' ' : 15 . . - I . . 17 . . . . . i 22 ' ' . 23 . . . Y 4 ' ' . 5 . , , ' . 11 , , ' ' . 0 12 , . 13 . . . l 14 U ,... . I 15 . . . , U 25 '. . , ,. ' ' , SOKOKIS February 2 19 26 March 25 26 April 7 We re raising money for the March of Dimes But who thought up those team names for tonlghts benefit bas ketball games The Hepcats vs the Dlpsy Doodles and the Gila Monsters vs the Mexlcan Ant Eaters? Oh come now' This was the day that some prankster calmly announced Dinners ready and the stampede started only to find that Mrs Rand dldn t have so much as a solitary tray ready The prospective prize speakers are all in a dlther about Should I pick a dramatic or a humorous piece? That sounds good but maybe this one would be better Who d be a good coach? February vacation School began with an Editorial Board meeting The Prize Speakmg selections came today and everybody IS Just a lxttle blt nervous thlnklng seriously about the fate ful day of the contest Another of those lovely days when all the teachers have an afternoon Massabeslc Teachers Association Meeting Mr Moody from the Sanford office of the Soll Conserva tion Servlce came and showed slides and a movie on ero slon and conserw atlon of farm lands Town Meetlng and the Seniors as usual sold refresh ments Comes Charlie at the Llmerlck Town Hall The photographer from Jackson White came today to take the group plctures for the yearbook More snow John Carroll came today from St Michael s College to begin his practice teaching Tuesday and muslc Remember Wonderful Copenhag Lavender Blue and Once in Love Wlth Amy 'P The plctures from Jackson White came today Be sure to come 1n at two 0 clock and order what you want' Exams agam Those awful slx page mlmeographed af fairs ID English III IV and I know who wrote that poem only I just can t think of his name' Thls IS the last day of John Carrolls practice teaching We have all engoyed havmg you with us' Prize Speakmg at Limerick Hlgh School tonight A movle Play Ball Son was presented by Ford Motor Company The yearbook goes to press this week so we add the rest prefaced by We Expect 9 . 1 . . . . I 3 5 . , ' - 8 . v . 1 v ' 9 Our Seniors sponsored the Porter Senior Play, Here 11 - ' 15 . . ' ' 16 ' . - enh, U H, 44 ' ' i!- 22 ' - ' . SUKOKIS Colin Squires w1ll represent Limerick at Brldgton Acad emy for the Prize Speaking Contest Lena Sprague and Ronald Carroll will represent Limerick at the Spear Contest in South Portland May No school Yoik County Teachers Convention Music Festival at Auburn Junior Prom June Baccalaureate at Limerick High School Graduation Exercises and the Senior Ball Best of luck Seniors it Just isn t going to be the same without you SPELLING CONTEST Contest was held at Buxton on Novem ber 5 The contestants from Limerick were Clayton Chute 54 Colin Squires 54 and Charlene Hubbard 57 Sabra Nichols 56 went as alternate We point with pardonable pride at our contestants the last two spellers on erick won the plaque Clayton won the first prize medal Colm was second and Charlene came in sixth Remember those tense mmutes while Clayton and Colin spelled it out '7 And Colin remember how to spell twelfth HOW DO YOU SPELL ITV ASK CHARLENE HUB ARD CLAYTON CHUTE COLIN SQUIIIES OR SAVSRA XIICHOI S 24 YA 8 . . . . . . - 15 I . . 3 : ' ' . ' . 8 ' ' . 28 ' . 6 . . . . 11 . . . . y The annual C. Y. S. S. C. Spelling stage were both from Limerick. Lim- SOKOKIS SENIOR PLAY The Senlors declded that they wanted a play of a l1ttle dlfferent type from those of prevlous years Accordlngly they declded upon the farce by Wllllam D Flsher, Take It Easy The cast was made up entlrely of the ten members of the Senlor Class, some thmg of an mnovatlon, as lt IS usually necessary to ask a few underclassmen to help out by taklng parts There were the usual mmor controv ersxes regardlng a satlsfactory date for the play but lt was finally given 1n Llm erlck, at the Town Hall, on November 10, and 1n Newfleld, at the Grange Hall on November 12 The cast was as follows M s Imanda Hxghgate forgetful eccentrlc and soclally amblt ous Carolyn Ollver Nancy Highgate her attractlve daughter Carmen Vermette I'om Laurence an artls ln love Wllh Nancy Lon Torence a house pamter Myron Edgerly Jr John Florenz an unknown quantlty Clayton Chute Flo nce coauettlsh mald Lena Sprague Phxlm a bew ldered butle Ronald Carroll Mary t e xery outspoken cook Frances Phlll ot Arthur the mxschxevous yard boy Frank Polcaro Beagle Jones a boastful detcctlve Daud Patterson Sorre hxghllffhts W'hlCh the long re hearslng cast wlll not soon forget were Beagle Jones poor UD mxss of Lon Torence, at three feet, w1th hls revolver Poor Mrs Hlghvate s mlxups as to who were her artlsts because they Jus all looked the same to her Phlllp the butler s, But Madame' ' John Florenz s pred'cament wlth Mrs Plghga e and hls hasty takeoff Then too, remember the remarkable amount of feelmg that John put mto h s l nes abou Don t call me your good man' Im not your good man or any on el e s szood man' I m gomg lnsane' Vere I try to pamt a plcture and I don't know how Then I see a crazy cook, a demented house pamter, a nutty butler, and the woman Im trymg to pamt Ah I can t say lt' Excuse me, Madame B t I cant go on now, I cant, I cant' Also remember Lon Torence s hungry spells, and hls Take lt easy at the end of the play? Good luck, Senlors of next year Col1n Squlres LIMERICK HIGH SCHOOL 1954 Prize Speaking April 6 1954 Joan of Lorralne by Maxwell Anderson Joanne Wales Trlmmlng Her Husband by Albert Van Ant werp Lena Sprague Mary Stuart by Mary Ann Porte field Frances Phllpot The Cask of Amontlllado by Edgar Allen Poe Ronald Carroll Music by Vlrglflla Roy Foblas at the Oll Statlon by Clara Lewls Leon Phllpot The Cruclflxlon by Lew Wallace The Storming of Mlsslon Rldge by Bengam xn Taylor Col1n Squires Selectlons by Glee Club Once ln Loxe wxth Amy Wonderful Copenhagen Th FIYSI Prlze was won by Colm SQUITGS the S cond by Ronald Carroll and the Thxrd by Joanne Wales Col1n Squlres represented us at th League Prlze Speaklng Contest at Brldgton Academy and won FIFSI Pr17e there Mr Hammond Clayton, how ma y nutes ln an hour? Clayton Whlch hour y father has a lot of cattle lpn Jerry Col1n Jerry H w many heads One for each cow Frank b tween v1s1on and slght 77 Do you know the dlfference ffl! Junlor No, what IS It Frank You know the glrls we w out wxth yesterday? Well the one I had was a VISIOH, but the one you had was a Slght . . y , , 1 . . , , , . . . . , ' , u 7 7 .ll . . . , ' ll ry . H . , 7 - ' 1 . .I - H , U L NL .. .. ,,... ,..l,., . .. 5. , - D H ,. ,.... ....,, Y .J .,,.. ,. ,r.,... .. ., ,.,,..,,,.,... , F Z H . , .,.. , . ,,....... . .. .. .,.,. . .. 1 :I ' Y V V ' I , ' . , . uv . w - - n ' - I I -I . I C0-In Swlfes ,,... ,,.l I ..,,,.l..,.sabra Nichols ' I l ' u - , f n J :TP 1 1. 1 , i U H . x r . 11 ' A . e ' ' ' ' , , , O . ., . . , ,, 'J H- 9 , . , .. , ., ' ' 3 ' s J ' ' i- ' ' 1 . Z I1 1 H H I A - mi ' D - - , sa ' 9 . , . ' Q ' U' r . IKM 9' H , ' Z H O . ' ' v 14 v . u n , , . . , . . ' 1 ' , ll ' It t, , . . . . e ' . . . . l U . . ,P 3 1 K 1 u I 1 : IK ' ere , . I k ' ' 1 - e 1 '. . ' ' ' , . ' ' . . . ,, ABOKOKIS OUR ELOCUTIONISTS THAT GIGANTIC SOPHOMORE CLASS! SOKOKIS DINNER S READY CHEMISTRY LAB QOKOKIS FALL BASEBALL Catcher Edgerly Pxtchers qulres Patterson Flrst Base P'1tterso1 Squlres Second Base Staples Third Base Candage Angers Short Stop P oxencher Left Fleld Vermette Center F1eld N1Ch0lS Results of games L1mer1ck Cormsh Holhs 3 Potter LIMERIGK BEATS CORNISH 8 0 Cormsh Ma1ne Llmerlcks pltchlng was tops w1th DHVld Patterson strlk Ing out 24 men All In all the team collected 10 h1ts LIMERICK AGAIN DEFEATS CORNISH s 3 Cornlsh Ma1ne The freshmen and senlors pounded the1r way over Corn Ish Hlgh to Wm thexr second consecu t1ve game wlth them L1mer1ck s h1tt1ng very easlly outpowered Corn Ish s LIMERICK TIES HOLLIS 4 4 Holhs Ma1ne L1mer1ck s and Holhs hxttlng and fleldmg were balanced throughout the entlre game At the end of the seventh Inmng the game was called because of darkness LIVIERICK TOPS HOLLIS s 1 L1mer1ck Ma1ne The pltchmg was poor for both teams but L1mer1ck managed to pull through to wm POTTER DEFEATS LIMERICK ll 3 Potter Ma1ne Potters team out powered L1mer1ck s In every way L1mer1cks p1tch1ng was off and al lowed Potter 11 runs and 10 hlts SPRING BASEBALL Results of games. L1mer1ck 7 Llmlngton 3 5 Cornish 11 4 Casco 6 7 Hollls 6 9 Brldgton 7 12 Oxford 8 4 Buxton 9 5 Potter 7 LIVIINGTON DEFEATS LFVIERICK, 31 Llmlngton, Aprll 28 L1mer1ck's freshmen and elghth graders held thelr own defenslvely but the hxttmg was off Braley of Llmmgton pltched a very good game CORNISH BELTS LIMERICK 11 5 Aprll 30 L1mer1ck s pltchlng was oif and Cormsh batters were hot as they trounced L1mer1ck Cormsh out h1t L1mer1ck 10 to 3 but L1mer1ck s 5 errors enabled Cornlsh to Jump to an early lead CASO0 TR-AMPLES LIMERICK 6 4 May 5 Casco edged out a good Llm erlck team today 6 to 4 Staples and Vermette collected two hlts aplece for L1mer1ck LIMERICK TOPS HOLLIS 7 6 L1mer1ck upset a favored Holl1s team when thelr pltchlng went w1ld In the SlYth Inmng Four Holhs pltchers al lowed 10 walks and Just 2 hlts Whlle L1mer1ck s Squlres held Holhs to 3 walks and 7 h1ts Staples and Pat terson got the two hlts for L1mer1ck LIMIERICK TROUN CES BRIDGTON J V 9 7 L1mer1ck contlnued on thelr wmmng ways outhlttmg Brldgton 13 to 8 and outscorlng them 9 to 7 Provencher pounded out 4 hltS Patterson 3 Sta ples and Candage 2 each Squlres was the wmmng pltcher LIIVIERICK EDGES OXFORD 12 8 L1mer1ck trounced Oxford 12 to 8 as Staples Patterson and Provenchel connected for two hlts aplece Squlres was the wmmng pltcher BUXTONT SWAMPS LIMERICK 9 4 Buxton outhlt outscored and out played L1mer1ck throughout the en t1re game Errors by a weak out field enabled Buxton to vsalk over L1mer1ck POTTER BEATS LIMERICK, 7 5 Invadmg Potter edged L1mer1ck 7 to 5 In a close p1tch1ng duel Squlres and Cobb hooked up In a duel for SIX Inmngs, but Potter busted the game open ln the seventh Inmng by the help of L1mer1ck's errors 28 AJ . . , . - ' .. . .... A H. ., ., ., ' , . ' ' Right Field, .'.' Q ','.l .'.l.'.l.'. V ,l,',. '.V,V .',l,A'.'. .', i c ha'ud,mCunn'ingham ' . . . - 1 . . . ' . . , ' ' S ' 0 I . 8 3 4 ' 4 8 7 ' 11 x W I ' 1 A 1 p ,I -, . p o , - , . . . . . , . . Y . . , - . . . , . . . . . . - - - 1 y l , I D y . . . . , . . . , , . ' I ' Y ' 0 l W y l- , I , . - Q W n .1 qu - . , . . . , x I ' , . . I . . X ' - . . , y - 7 1 1 . , . . , . ' . . . , . . , - A D' , - Y . D Y y - li- 7 SOKOKIS 29 BASLBALL TEAM Front Row left to tight Junior Edgfrlw D nd Patterson Colm Squtres and Frank Polcaro Second Row left to rtght Mr Hammond Coach Donald Vermette Rxchard Staples Laurent Proxencher Robett Phlnney and Frank Cunntngham ROUND ROBIN GAME LAUNCHED SLASON Llrnerlck started the basketball sea son by playlng the followtng teams BUXTON TIES LIMERICK 1 7 CORNISH DEFEATS LIVIERICK 15 5 LIMERICK TROUNCES HOLLIS 11 7 LIMERICK TOPS LIMINGTON 5 3 LIWIERICK FD ES IO NIS. I 40 43 Cormsh November 25 Carmen Ver mette led the mnners mth 20 pomts and Prlscllla Outhuse paced Cotnlsh xx 1th 21 pomts NORTH BER!! ICK DFI' EATS LINIERICK 73 48 North Betmck December 1 Mlss Gettx xx as ht h s orer for North Bel tuck xx 1th '32 pomts and hlgh SCOIQIS for Llmerxck were Carmen Vermette Wlth 23 pomts and Lynette Norton wlth 12 pomts BI xrox TOPS LIMERICK 41 40 Buxton December 4 Mxss Nason chalked up 22 pomts for Buxton and Carmen Vermette put 1n 24 pomts for Llmerlck TRIC GIRLS 40 37 Ltmerlck December 7 Carmen Ver mette put 17 pomts 1n for Llmerlck and Mrs Frances Mee was hlgh scor er for General EIQCIFIC wlth 16 pomts IINIFRICK BFATS CASIO 47 32 L1mer1ck December 11 Lynette Norton led the xunners xx 1th 20 1 L v -- . . n I. , f Q A , - - Y D . 7 7 l A .V 1 G f ' - LIINIERICK TROVNCES GENERAL ELEC- t ' ' Y Y ' -- Y. . Y- l -, ' ' - - , . . . , ,. , 'Q K C A Y .- ' ' V D v 'I ' vi 1, I . , I . ' H. Y. 7. 30 QOKOKIS pomts and M1ss Hanscom paced Cas co w1th 13 pomts LIMERIOK TRAWIPLES HOLLIS as so L1mer1ck December 15 Merle Mor r1ll was L1mer1ck s hlgh scorer w1th 33 pomts and M1ss Howe put 1n 25 for Holl1s LUVIERICK AGAIN DEFEATS GENFR-XL ELECTRIC 50 51 L1mer1ck January 5 H1gh scorer for L1mer1ck was Carmen Vermette w1th 23 po1nts and MISS Weeman for General Electr1c Wlth 29 pomts L1mer1ck January 8 Hlgh scorer for Corn1sh was MISS Cross w1th 22 pomts L1mer1ck honors were shared by Merle Morr1ll w1th 17 pomts and Carmen Vermette Wlth 15 LIWERICK TOPS WORTH BERWICK 45 43 L1mer1ck January 13 Carmen Ver mette agaln led the wlnners YV1th 23 pomts and MISS Cressey put 1n 22 pomts for North B9I'WlCk Lllmmlcx st RPRISES BUXTON no as L1mer1ck January 15 Carmen Ver mette led for L1mer1ck Wlth 22 pomts and MISS Nason was hlgh scorer for Buxton Wlth 25 pomts CASCO OVERCOMES LIMERICK 39 zz Casco January 22 M1ss Daraxch was Cascos hlgh scorer w1th 20 po1nts and L1mer1ck honors were shared by Merle MOFFIII Wlth 12 and Carmen Vermette also Wlth 12 LIIVIERICK AGAIN wlNs Onan HOLLIS Hollls January 26 MISS Howe was agaln hlgh scorer for Hollxs w1th 2.1 pomts and Carmen Vermette put ln 32 pomts for L1mer1ck LIMINGTOY DEFnATS LIRIERICK 61 39 L1m1ngton January 29 NIISS Batlev chalked up 25 polnts for the wln me and Merle Morr11l put 1n 18 fo1 L11 erxck THE AIL STARS AND FOUL SHOOTERS Left to Rlght Carmen Vermette Daud Patterson Joanne Wales Rlchald Staples and Lx nette Norton A . , . - , . l . . . l Y X LY, , - . 1 , - 1 ' ' 1 ' ' 1 . . . , . . . . I 1 , . IA A Av ' Av A A , . ' ' ,, - , . . Y . . . . . . 1 . . . 1 1 v . CORNISH. DEFEATS LIMERICK1 47-as 50-ffl A A ' 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 - g X x v , - . . y i . K . L , . ' l IS, , . J - - CHEERLEADERS First Row left to rlght Joyce Norton S'1br'1 Ntcholx and Rachel Mongedu Second Row left to xlght Charlene Hubbard Lynette Norton Joanne Walee Anxta Angels and Betty Bartlett GIRLS BASKETBAI L TEAM Seated le ft to rtght Anlta Angels Joanne Wal-s Frames Phtlpot Carmfn Xermette Ixnettl 'Norton rmrl NIfrl+ Nlorrtll xtlrtt rt v f tt t n Hirmon h l Wong Ith lHt1bla1trl lllflFll1lXlmlX r NI 1 1 -, A A Stanfllng. left lo right: Htlthy I5hilpot.' Mgr.. Ioycw- Norton. Charlene Hubbard. Betty Ba' - . Sztbx Niwht lx. Mr, Hamm mtl, CT:-'11, Nr:-r :t , . Rat' e . 4-au. .j,, :..: :.,.., SOKOKIS The Round Robin which was held at Holhs was the first game played The results were as follows Llmerlck 4 Llmlngton 3 Buxton 9 Cornish 14 Hollls LIMERICK EDGES CORNTISH 39 7 Cornlsh Maine Limerick won its first game of the season by outscormg Cormsh 39 to 27 L1mer1ck took the lead 1n the first period and led all the way Lloyd Day tossed in 11 points for the losers while Squlres had 14 for Limerick X 0 L.H NORTH BERWICK DEFEATS LIVIFRICK 65 51 North Berwick Maine L1mer1ck lost its first game by the score of 65 to 51 The game was close through out the first half with North Berwick leading by just 7 DOIHTS North Bei wick pulled away to a big lead m the thlrd quarter and only a last dltch rally brought Llmerick to within 14 points Cohn Squnes with 20 and Jerry Patterson with 17 were Lim ericks high scorers Mac Johnson had 18 and Paul Harvey 15 for North Berwick LIMERICK BOWS T0 BUXTON 57 28 Buxton Maine Limerick played 1tS third straight out of town game to night and took its worst defeat of the year by the score of 57 to 28 Limer 1ck lost many chances to score by their mablhty to get the easy lay up shots High scorers for Buxton were Wayne Jose with 22 points and Keith Leavltt with 16 HIGH SCHOOL BEAT? TOWN TEAM 57 51 Limerick Mame The high school played its first game with the town team tonight and edged their rivals 57 to 51 The game was greatly slowed down by fouls as the town team attempted to push the high schoolers around High man for the points High scorers for the hlgh school were Jerry Patterson with 15 and Colm Squires with 12 ASCO BELTS LIMERICK Q9 51 Llmerlck Maine Llmerlck came close to upsetting Casco tonight but the Casco boys won 59 to 51 Lim erick was w1th1n 4 points of a tie go mg 1nto the fourth period The dif ference in the score was that Casco got 15 points from the foul line whlle Llmerlck shot 6 times and got 3 of them High scorers for Limerick were Jerry Patterson with 21 and Colm Squires with 20 Charlie Tripp had 27 for the winners LIWIFRICK DFFEATS HOLLIS 39 37 Limerlck Mame L1mer1ck and Hol 11s played what pioved to be the most exciting game of the vear tonight mth Limerick vslnmng 19 to 37 . . 5 4 . J . , . , 10 . . ' 9 , ' ' 11 ' v ' i L N V ' L v K ' ' ' '55 townies was Harold Whiteley with 17 I W .A . 2 i . J . . 1 . . I - X ! . . . v ' X X ' 1 - - X , f ' ' SOKOKIS oOKOKIS High man for Hollis was S Ramsdell Wlth 12 while Junior Edgerly had 18 for L1mer1ck Limerick was 2 pomts behind with 20 seconds left to play when Jerry Patterson tied the game with a shot from the center spot With Just 5 seconds left to play Jun lor Edgerly put us two pomts ahead with a shot from the side 'Sf f KH- the high school won m the last few seconds High man for the town team was B111 Llbby who tossed ln 17 points Junior Edgerly fllpped 1n 31 pomts for the wmners LIVIERICK EDGES CORNIS I 43 39 L1mer1ck Mame Limerick took 1ts second game from Cornish by the score of 43 to 39 L1mer1ck took big leads in the first and fourth periods But Cornish came back in the second and fourth to make lt close High flippers for Cornish were L Day wlth 17 and C Jack with 12 L1mer1ck s high scorers were Junior Edgerly with 14 and Jerry Patterson with 13 AORTH BERWICK AGAIN BEATS LIMER ICK 57 54 L1mer1ck Mame L1mer1ck lost its second consecutive game to North Berwick this tlme by the score of 57 to 54 The game was close all the way w1th the lead changing hands several times Limerick led 26 to 25 at the half but North Berwick out scored Limerick 18 to 13 m the third perlod to pull ahead High scorers for North Berwick were Robert Shi bles w1th 15 Paul Harvey with 13 and Mac Johnson with 10 Junior Edgerly had 23 and Jerry Patterson 16 for L1mer1ck LIMERICK SWAMPS LIMINGTON 55 42 BUXTON TRAOUNCES LINIERICK 58 45 Limerick Mame Limerick beat Limmgton tomght by the score of 55 to 42 L1mer1ck bullt an early lead and kept it throughout the entire game High scorers for Llmmgton were R Bodemer Pete Chllds and R Hastings while Squlres Patterson and Edgerly shared L1mer1ck s hon ors HIGH SCHOOL AGAINT BEATS TOWN TEAM 54 52 L1mer1ck Mame The high school again beat the rusty town team by outscormg them 54 to 52 It was close through the entire game and C Limerick Mame Buxton once again beat Limerick by the score of 58 to 45 L1mer1ck outscored Buxton in the second and fourth periods but a big Buxton first quarter put them ln the lead for good High man for L1mer1ck was Colm Squires with 20 pomts Wayne Jose scored 21 for the wlnners Asoo TOPS LIMERICK 77 55 Casco Mame Limerick lost its third straight game tomght as Casco had a blg lead in the first quarter to knock over L1mer1ck 77 to 55 Hlgh men for Limerick xx ere Junior Edgerly 34 , . 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' . - . . 1 - 7 ' , . . . . , V . v SOKOKIS with 18 and Cohn Squires wlth 17 H1 h man for the winners was Pete Hanscom with 20 points HOLLIS SWAMPS LIWERICK 65 45 Hollis Maine Hollis big floor proved too much for the Limerick Team as they faded late in the game and lost 65 to 45 High men for Limerick were Junior Edgerly with 20 and Laurent Provencher with 10 Skip Ramsdell flipped in 22 and Paul Mac Donald 19 to pace the wlnners 'VIEX CAN ANT EATERS EDGE THE ARIZOWA GILA Moxsrrns 64 40 Limerick Maine The Limerick Team played an extra squad game to night with the Mexican Ant Eaters ed ing the Arizona Gila Monsters 64 to 40 Edgerly and Patterson threw in 22 points for the losers while Billy Libby with 26 and Mark Nichols with 16 were high for the Ant Eaters TOWN TEAM BEATS HIGH SC 00L 64 54 made their first win of the year bv beating the high school 64 to 04 The high schoolers controlled the backboards but Just couldn t get the basket while the town team couldn t miss with such sharpshooters as Har old Whxteley Frankie Carroll and Willy Libby Andre Vermette plaved a great floor game High men for the high chool were Junior Edgei ly with 15 and Jerry Patterson with 13 Limerick and Oxford played at Pot ter in the league tournament with Limerick playing one of the best games of the year Limerick led all the way until the last two minutes Limerick not only controlled the scor mg but they also established a de fense which Oxford could not pene trate In the last period however Limericks top performers were hampered by fouls and Oxford made two fast breaks to take the game Dave Johnson of Oxford and Jerry Patterson of Limerick were high scorers with 19 points apiece The final score was 54 to 51 Mr Hammond Thurland haven t you studied your math yet? Thurland Naw I amt had no time to learn nothing but me grammar Robert Is your new horse well be haved? Miss Mitchell He certainly is H has such good manner that when we come to a fence he stops and lets me go over first Lena The rain always does some thmg to me Joanne What? Lena Makes me wet Junior I cant understand why my Frances Maybe it needs cleanmg Junior No it couldnt be I had it in the bathtub with me this morning BOYS BASKETBALL Form ards Junior Edguls Colm Squi eg Center Dax id Patterson Positions Guards Laurent Proxencher Richard Staples Mark Nichols Substitutes Donald Vermette Leon Philpot The games ended like thls Limerick Cormsh North Berwick Buxton Town Team Cisco Hollis Llmlngton Town Team Cormsh 'Worth Berwick Buxton Casco Hollis Llmington Town Team Oxford 35 'g U 1 u s . . ' A . , . ' - 1 1 - , u 1 . . . v H ' Y , ll ' Y ' o 5 . ' 1 n ' Y! . ' -1 . i . u U - . . - H Y o - . . - . u - . e 71 . . ' . u ' - O. . . . 13 ' YY ' , u n v , u n . n ' , ll Y ' iz! , - ' , ,, Limerick, Maine. The town team Watch WT' t mn- ' . H . . A ,, ' ' . D H ' 4 O' . ' . , . . . H . , ..,i.....i , J . , 7 Y Y I L L l S Q Q u X ' . . . . . 39 . . . 51 ' ' . 28 - - 57 ' 51 , . . - 39 . . . 55 ' ' v ' - ' - - 43 ' , 54 . . , 45 . . - , 55 45 ' , 55 ' ' 54 36 l BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM Seated left to rxght Rlchard Staples Colln Squxres Davxd Patterson Jumo Edgerly and Laurent Proxenchex Standlng left to rlght Mr Hammond Coach Leon Phllpot Mark Nlchols and Don ald Vermette Name Ronald Carroll Clayton Chute Mvron Edgerly Carolvn Oln er Nlckn nme Bw w ord Pastlme Ron Oh Jecpers' Watchlng TV Clayt Shaggy Carollna Moon Daxld Patterson Jerry Frances Phllpot Fran Frank Polcaro Jr Chubble Lena Sprague Leen Colm Squ les Beany Carmen Vexmette Carm Name Favorite Song Faxorlte Haunt Amhltlon Youll Never Walk Teachex Ronald Carroll Clayton Chute Myron Edgerly Caroly n Olly er Dax ld Patterson Francts Phllpot Frank Poltax o Jr Lena Sprague Colm Squlres Carmen X exmette Alone Blmbo Sleepy Tlme Ca Ssptemb r Song Ebb Tide Anchors Avxelgh W hat s Cook1ng Thit s Amore Ol Man Rlxer Changing, Part ners Q 1 . 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Q I'hats vw lat the Workm o l s man sax s' Cal' Huntmg Thats what you Wxltxng letters thmk' Get outta here' Sports Qulet dovxn' Wrltlng letters Well oy golly' Workmg on hot rod Oh sugar' Belng wlth Marxe Eyahh Reading Oh plckles :ports Wales Basketball games Io succeed Colnlsh Dance hall Lena s Home West New h Vlarle s Chase s Rod s r-'xr lo own a good car Beautlclan Plas for the Red Sox Fo get a Job c Cet a ood Job lo succeed To be xexsatlle 'lo be happlls marr fd Favorite Sport Sk11ng Skatmg Basketball Prlze Speakmg Baseball Basketball Baseball PFIZQ Speakmg Skatlng Basketball Pet Peew- Algebra Il Skatmg Gettlng up 1n the mornin lal lng long shots ln basketball Unlted States Hlsto rx Class Promlems of Demo cracy Class Oral book rtports had mannels ln public Wor'd Ceo rapx Class SOKOKIS SOKOKIS vi 'H SOKOKIS SENIORS WANTED BY Frank Polcaro-fewer subjects ID school Clayton Chute a Job ln G E Jerry Patterson to go to the Unlver slty of Mame Junlor Edgerly a nlce bxg house m Cormsh Colm Squlres-more arguments n Problems class Ronald Carroll a 1954 convertible Frances Phllpot-a large supply of alr mall stamps Carmen Vermette more pennles for her penny bank Lena Sprague a dlet to galn welght Carolyn Ollver more letters from that certaln person WE WONDER WHY Frank Polcaro-1s always at square dances Jerry Patterson-qult algebra Junlor Edgerly llkes to partlclpate xn Senlor Plays Colm Squlres-llkes to argue much Ronald Carroll hked Florlda much Frances Phllpotf-spends so much on postage Carmen Vermette IS always chew mg gum Lena Sprague always sits ln front of a certam person ln school Carolyn Oliver wrltes so many let ters WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF Frank Polcaro-dldn t have his llttle Ford? Clayton Chute-dldn t pass a subject? Jerry Patterson wasn t a ood bas ketball player? Jumor Edgerly mlSS6d a basketball game? Colm Squires-dldn t study? Ronald Carroll couldn t play the plano? Frances Phllpot-dxdn t take care of the mam room durmg the second perlod? Carmen Vermette-wasn t always ar gumg wlth Mr Hammond? Lena Sprague played basketball? Carolyn Ollver--couldn t go home at one o clock? JUN IORS WANTED BY Richard Staples-a mce blg car all h1s own Mark Nichols-a steady g1rl frlend Laurent Provencher a shorter alge bra asslgnment Merle Morrill to l1ve on a farm Ruth Phllpot-quleter brothers Ethel Hubbard a drlver s llcense Joanne Wales-more snow to go skl m WE WONDER VVHY Rxchard Staples-llkes to go and col lect ads Mark Nichols-doesn t llke Massa chusetts Laurent Provencher IS always late to school Anita Angers-doesn t take care of the mam room Ruth Phllpot-llkes West Baldwln so well Merle Morrill and Ethel Hubbard are always baby slttlng Joanne Wales--ls always golng for walks wlth Lynette WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF Richard Staplewwent out more eve mngs? Mark Nlehols-didn t use his father s car? 38 '- . 1 i , Clayton Chute-likes North Berwick. Anita Angers-more Spar? time- . . . so . U: . i I c . . . X 1 ' g ' . - SOKOKIS Laurent Provencher stayed ln Llm FRESHMEN erlck on Saturday evenmgs? Merle Morrlll-dldn t go to the mov WANTED BY ISS m Sanford? Ruth Phllpot-dldn t sell tlckets at basketball games? Anlta Angers-dldnt have such a temper? Ethel Hubbard dldn t go to the mov les? Joanne Wales-stayed home on week ends? SOPHOMORES WANTED BY Leon Phllpot-more boys ln hxs class Lynette Norton-a shorter verslon of Ivanhoe Sabra Nichols-all A s Norma Harmon a Job ln her grand father s store Elmor Gllpatrlck more baby slttlng Jobs WE WONDER WHY L on Phllpot-never mlsses a dance Ly nette Norton uses mcknames so frequently Sabra Nlchols llkes the Waterboro road so well Norma Harmon doesnt want to take French Elmor Gllpatrlck IS always readmg WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF Leon Phllpot-wasn t always on hand to help the class? Lynette Norton wasn t always wlth Joanne? Sabra Nxchols-dldn t make fouls m basketball? Norma Harmon weren t so smart m algebra? Elmor Gllpatrlck-dxdn t have red halr? Boyce Norton a drlvers llcense Frank Cunningham more hexght Gerald Phllpot-vacatlon the year around Richard Mlchaud a seat behmd Boyce Donald Vermette shorter school days Robert Phmney more Engllsh class Betty Bartlett-summer vacation m Blddeford Joyce Norton more xce to go skat mg Charlene Hubbard a chance to go to Sanford Hlgh Rachel Mongeau harder subjects WE WONDER WHY Boyce Norton always stays home Gerald Phllpot-stays after school al most every night Rnchard Mlchaud hates to go to classes Donald Vermette always hopes the last clss wxll be left out Robert Phmney IS so often late to school Betty Bartlett-always has an excuse Joyce Norton always comes out to the vlllage on week ends Charlene Hubbard llkes basketball so much Rachel Mongeau never gets a D WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF Boyce Norton played basketball? Frank Cunningham-drove a car? Gerald Phllpot-ever had hls work done? Richard Mnchaud wasn t always wxth Boyce? Donald Vermette-dldn t have a sls ter to tell hlm what to do? 39 . . , a . ' ' I . , I . . , . . . ' . . , iTTT es. . u rv - . n Y . v 'H i V ' , , , ' , , Frank Cunningham-ls so quiet. e ' ' . ' ! - . . , I - i i ' v 7- . . , Q 0 Y o P . , . . . , . .I . - , . - 9 - 40 SOKOKI S Robert Phnmney got hxs chores done early? Betty Bartlett-dldn t act so mnocent when anythmg happened m the mam room? Joyee Norton went steady wlth a boy? Charlene Hubbard-dldn t always have a smlle for everyone? TEACHERS WANTED BY Mr Hammond better students Miss Mitchell her Masters Degree WHAT WOIJLD HAPPEN IF Mr Hammond was late to school Miss Mitchell--couldnt answer Col Rachel Mongeau-dldn t have her work done and dndn t have a smlle too Most Popular Tallest Shortest Cutest Best Dressed Nolslest Most Talkatlve Most Studxous Best Personalxty Most Intelhgent Most Athletic Most Polxte Most Comlcal Most Lxkely to Succeed Best Smger Most Dependable Most Smcere Best Natured Gum Chewer Quletest Best Artlst Most Dlgmfied Most Bashful Loudest Whxsperer Most Fllrtatlous Qulckest Temper ln s questlons 1n Problems WE WONDER WHY Mr Hammond-cant make that Kalser start when the mercury huts zero? Miss Mitchell-doesnt brmg her up 'P Lynette Norton Sabra Nlchols Ethel Hubbard Lena Sprague Lynette Norton Joanne Wales Amta Angers Carmen Vermette Norma Harmon Merle Morrill Norma Harmon Carmen Vermette Elmor Gxlpatrlck Betty Bartlett Lena Sprague Betty Bartlett Lena Sprague Norma Harmon Lena Sprague Carmen Vermette Norma Harmon Ellnor Gllpatrlck Joanne Wales Norma Harmon Carmen Vermette Betty Bartlett Amta Angers Pleasantest Speakmg Volce Sabra Nlchols Blggest Appetite Carmen Vermette Neatest Sabra Nichols py to school Davld Patterson Myron Edgerly Jr Frank Cunmngham Laurent Provencher Colm Squires Leon Philpot Davld Patterson Clayton Chute Laurent Provencher Clayton Chute Davld Patterson Mark Nlchols Laurent Provencher Clayton Chute Colm Squlres Leon Phllpot Davld Patterson Laurent Provencher Davld Patterson Boyce Norton Laurent Provencher Colm SQUIPBS Frank Cunnmgham Leon Phllpot Laurent Provencher David Patterson Colm Squlres Ronald Carroll Ronald Carroll . , . : . - Q 1' ' Q 1- Q . 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Frank Cunningham SOKOKIS SOKOKIS Hollywood s Leadmg Actress Should Have The eyes of Betty Bartlett The mouth of Carmen Vermette The teeth of Sabra Nlchols The smlle of Lynette Norton The complexlon of Sabra Nlchols The han' of Betty Bartlett The helght of Sabra Nlchols The Hgure of Lynette Norton The personallty of Lena Sprague or Merle Morrlll The dlsposltlon of Lynette Norton The walk of Lynette Norton The dancmg ablllty of Carmen Ver mette or Lena Sprague The acting Hblllty of Lena Sprague Hollywood s Leadlng Actor Should Have The eyes of Laurent Provencher The mouth of Laurent Provencher The teeth of Boyce Norton The smlle of Boyce Norton The complexion of Mark Nxchols The hair of Robert Phmney The helght of Colm Squires The personallty of Laurent Provench The physlque of David Patterson The dlsposltlon of Rlchard Mlchaud The walk of Boyce Norton The dancmg of Myron Edgerly Jr The actlng abxllty of Colm Squxres EXCHANGES The Crescent Samuel D Hanson High School An excellent yearbook We hope to exchange wlth you 1n future years The Pine Cone Cormsh Hwh School An attractive cover Plctures are very clear A larger llterary sec tlon and comments on the exchang es would be mterestlng The Northeaster Chebeague Hugh School Your Jokes are especlally good The prmtmg was the only drawback Quito Casco Hugh School A fine yearbook The cover lS very attractxve How about a llterary section? The Outlook Porter High School Very good Your pictures are out standmg The Rambler Kennebunk High School A good yearbook Llterary sectlon was exceptlonally good The Clarion Oxford Hugh School You have a very fine yearbook A mce selectlon of plctures v - 9 ' . . ,. . , . . . , . . . er. a Y ' . . . . . . . . u n u ' n f . . . . . u n ' so ' n ' ' 3 ' u n A - . ss 19 ' ' u ' n - . . 7 . . . SOKOKIS ALUMNI 1932 Lawrence Smlth Deceased George Goodwln South Portland Mame Kathleen Rae Chase Sanford Mame Davld 'VIorel Rangeley Mame Arthur Tufts L1mer1ck Mame Kenneth Watson Lxmerxck Mame June Carpenter Hebb Brxdgton Mame Lucllle Lord Harmon Llmerlck Mame George Leland North Waterboro Mame Barbara Kmg Carroll Lxmerlck Mame 1934 Barbara Watson Anderson Hartford Conn Albert Whlteley Llmerxck Mame Beatrlce Watson McGrath Westbrook Mame 'Vlatthlas Klng U S Army 1936 Louxse Glbson Tuma Melrose Mass Dav1d Wallace Westover Fleld Mass Leslle Gllpatrlck Manchester N H Fred Lane L1mer1ck Mame V1rg1n1a Ca penter Chase Sanford Mame Dorothy Plalsted Haley Llmlngton Mame Harry Boothby Bristol Mame Rlchard Dennison Lynn Mass Henry Martell Lnmerlck Mame Helen Carpentel Averlll Quantuco Va 1938 Vernon Thompson Lnmerlck Mame Slgne Johnson Tarbox West Newheld Me Naomi Thompson Stltson East Parsonfleld Mame Raymond Klng Boston Mass Esther Hartford Flewellmg Bangor Mame Dorls Durgln McCarroll Portland Mame Ollver Edgerly Cllpatrlck Vlanchester N H 1940 Ivy Bettney Rldlon Dayton Ohlo Roberta Llbbv HlgblDS Standlsh Mame Elmor Ollver Tuttle Sanford Mame Eleanor Seller Fxsh Llmerlck M'11n Lloyd Rxdlon Dayton Ohlo Evelyn Squ1res Portland Mame James Watson Newcastle M8139 Athahe Averlll Deceased Vlorton Persellle Saco Mame 1941 Thelma Gath Chxcago Ill Irene Boden Peterson Manchester N H Lucllle Temple Cammon Llmlngton 'vlame Paulxne Blsbee Berry Deceased Irene Blems Dav West Buxton 'VIa1ne WlnOn1 Edgerly Whlteley Lxme 1ck 'vlalne Florette Prowencher Whlteley Llmerlck 'Vle Hartley Berry Lxmerzck Nflalne Wllllam Nason Deceased Davxd Hayes Llmerlck Mame Albert Bro sn Portland Vlalne 1942 Marlon Brackett Redford North Carolma Eugenna Levlns Glttleson New York Richard Watson Llmerlck Mame Alfred Raclcot Medford Mass Charles Ollver Jr Manchester N H Sam Aspmall Portland Mame Bernard Dunning Jr Afrlca 1943 Florence Sawyer Burnham Llmerlck Mame Elmor LePage Pulslfer Llmlngton Mame I-'rancxs Roux Schenectady N Y Robert Mltchell New Jersey Ernest Raclcot Cambmdge Mass Norman Turley Cahforma Robert Edgerly Llmerlck Mame Calvm Sutcllffe Kezar Falls Mame 1944 Suzanne Whlttaker Kearns Manchester N H Roger Dunnlng Manchester N H Barbara Cook Boston 'vlass Chr1st1ne Watson Rand Dover N H Thomas Wallace Kmgston Pa Barbara Gath Belham Hyanms Mass Evelyn Lothlan Boston Mass Stanlev Patterson Calxfornla Patrlcla Dall Brown Newfleld Mame Howard Burnham Deceased Rebecca Chadbourne Temple Llmerlck Mame Rhea Edgerlv Manson Llmerxck Vlalne Esther Ollver Mercer Manchester N H Robert Phllpot Long Island N Y Frank Foss Llmmgton Mame Charles LePage Jr Llmerlck Mame Chester Lothlan Roxbury Vlass 1946 Jeanette Dumas Cobb Somersworth N H Ada Patterson 'vleserve Llmerxck Mame Avxs Day Atkmson South Waterboro Mame Andre Vermette Sprlngvale Mame Edmund Henry U S A1r Force Ph1l1p Henry U S Navv Malcolm Chadbourne U S Armv Nma Carry Stxtson East Parsonfield Mame 1947 Therese Allalre Hurst Hartford Conn Lorene Asplnall Hurst Llmerxck Mame Colleen LePage Berry Llmerlck Mame Marguerlte Illsley Hayes Lxmerlck Mame Janet Aspmall Wadlelgh Manchester N H Dora LePage Pillsbury Portland Oregon Alton Racxcot Deceased 'VIHUFICS Lucxer Llmerxck Mame Joseph Coss Jr U S Navy Vlelvln Day P B I Provldence R I Wllllam Phllpot Llmerlck Vlame , . . , , . . . ' , , . . . ' . . , , . ' ' . 1 1 v V 7 ' . . . , y W y , , , , - . - V ,' ' V V . . . . ' H 1 , . , V v 4 ' V. . ' 1 ' . V ' 1 l . . . ' 1 . ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' 1 1 ' , I ' v 1 , , ' . . , . . , - 1 Y Y - 1 ' 1 4 1 1 4 ' . ' .' ' ' 1 1 - - ' . . . y Y Y . V W 4 I ' ' A. Y. . , - . 1 V A ' 7 ' 5 y , . Q . ' . ' ' ' 1 1 - . V - , . . . 1 , -- Y ' . , . 1 V ' . . 4 1 1 . , l , A . ya - , ' ' . - 1 1 A Sarah Leland Lessard, South Portland, Mame 1945 - , , . . . . . ' ' 1 , ,, , 1 . A . , . . . 1 ' 1 . YY ' ' g , . - V ' 1 . A Y y . 1 . 1 9 ' . . ' I I V 1 n 1 , 4 ' ' ' ' I 1 1 ' ' I 1 1 4 1 v 4 v 1 1 A - 1 ' , , , ., . . , , . ,... , ., . . SOKOKIS 1948 Joanne Carlson Vermette Sprnngv-ale Mame Lloyd Hamxlton Llmerlck Mame Arthur Aspmall U S Axr Force Madehne Illsley Burbank Lxmerxck Mame Donald Roy Sebago Lake Mlame Louxse Tron Grace Lxmmgton Mame Alberta Lxbby Portland Mame Davld Racxcot U S Navy Vxrglma Lothxan Llbby Lnmerlck Mame 1949 Nathalxe Chadbourne Craxg Portland Mame Glenwood Day Cornish Mame Helen Chase Cobb Massachusetts Georgla Nelson Smlth Sanford Mame Lorrame Norton Wedgewood Llmerxck Mame Rxchlard Ohver Lxmernck Mame Jeanette Vermette Manson Lxmerxck Mame Ronald Poulxot Llmerlck Mame 1950 Dolores Dumas Lxmerxck Mame Avzs Illsley Spear Saco Mame Shlrley Chute Thayer Connectxcut Elllott Aspmall Unlverslty of 'VIame Leonard Henry U S Army Maurlce Beal U S Army Beverly Beal West Newfield Mame 1951 Esther Chadbourne Gochle Portland Vlame Mary Goss Saco Mame Clalre Roy Wrxght Saco Mame Dorothy Vxgue Hewes Portland Mame Russell E Sprague U S Army Leo Allsalre U S Army Eddle Smart U S Army 1952 Barbara Hamxlton Llmerlck Mame Rodney Le4Page Llmerlck Mame Francxs Carroll Llmerlck Rodney Allen U S Navy John Smlth U S Navv 1953 Forrest Day U S Army Wlllxam Candage U S M Ronald Phlnney Llmerlck Mame Irene Sprague Woodward Gorham Lllly Smart Cahfornna Joy Smlth Lxmerlck Mame Grace Horne Lxbby Connectlcut VIa1ne al'lI'leS Mame V . , . . . I Q 1 , . Q , . , . 1 I V s ' ' A . I . I I . o y e Y a Y I u Y ' 1 l n v W . Y V A l . V u n ' 1. , . I 9 y ' 1 . ' ' ' 1 . . . Y . Y - - . I u V 1 I I . - 1' . yn - Noella Langlois Champion, Limerxck, Mame Mane Sprague Ohyer- .Llmerlqif Mame 1 8 : ' . . ' . Y l , ' A , ' ' , ' s v . . ' I , . u ' - D : . ' X I I . Y .i y y . 1 Y I - Q n Y Y l ' Y n , - 1 n Y 9 SOKOKIS 45 L F STACEY 81 SONS PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM CHOCOLATE MILK AND COTTAGE CHEESE Tel Corm h 394 M1 KEZAR FALLS MAINE GREETINGS HAYDEN S BARBER SHOP fFormerly SHAW S Barber Shop! AT KEZAR FALLS Is Open and Dolng BLISIIILSS' HOURS Monday 830A M tobP M Tuesday Closed Wednesday 8 30 oclock to Thursday 8 30 to 6 Friday 8 30 to 9 00 Saturday S 30 to 6 o clor-k PRICES Han Cuts 'bc Shawes 000 Chlldl en Under 14 Years of Age Goc Except on Frldays and Satu davs Then 7oc Your Patronage IS Sollclted GEORGE W HAYDEN Barbex Compliments of DR GEORGE E DOE DENTIST KLZAR l' ALLS MAINF RIDLON'S PHARMACY DRUGS SUNDRIES SODAS CONFECTIONFRY MYRON H RIDLOIN REGISTERED PHARMACIST KEZAR FALLS MAINL O O . .. . Q - W , Q ' . T ' I T 8 t O I V 1 . 1 1 . , p , N 1 . N W. 1 1 1 . N . V 6 . , v 1 . 1 -Q , , . - , 'Y I 'I V . Y 11 4 I L L., ' , 1 I 46 SOKOKIS THE KEZAR FALLS NATIONAL BANK KEZAR FALLS, MAINE CHECKING ACCOUNTS-SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES-PERSONAL MONEY ORDERS Compliments of ALLARD S SERVICE STATION KEZAR FALLS MAINE Tel Cornlsh 290 RIDLON BROS I G A STORE KEZAR FALLS MAINE Compllments of NORTON S HARDWARE KEZAR FALLS MAINE PHIL S YARN SHOP YARNS AND ACCESSORIES MATCHED DYE LOTS Tel 82 Cormsh KEZAR FALLS MAINE Comphments of CHURCHILL MOTOR PLYMOUTH CHRYSLFR CORNISH AND KEZAR FALLS LIGHT AND POWER C0 UTILITY SALES AND SERVICE KEZAR FALLS MAINF Tel C0f 'Sh 170 KEZAR FALLS ME , . I 9 Z , .4 J ' . , . LL LLLL L JLLLTLLLLLL LLLL ,LAL LLL SOKOKIS CET MORE FROM YOUR OIL HEATING PLANT THAN EVER BEFORE' 1 BURNER SERVICE Z SEASON CONTRACTS 3 EARLY FILLING BETTER STEP to that phone rlght now and call our number' Its txme to contract for next seasons supply of fuel O11 get a summer burner overhaul and a great day to get a tankful of Gulf Fuel Oil' HOWE OIL C0 KEZAR FALLS ME 167 W Cornish SALES AND SERVICE ELEC REF ELEC RANGFS ELEC HOT WATER HEATERS PETRO AND SILENT GLOW POW ER BURNERS LYNN RANGE GULF FUEL OIL BURNERS LORING SHORT 84 HARMON PORTEOUS MITCHELL 81 BRAUN MAINE S LARGEST STATIONERY AND Northern New England s Largest SCHOOL SUPPLY DEALER Shoppmg Center MONUMENT SQUARE Portland Maine PORTLAND MAINE o I w , ' I I , . . Q 1 I I ' 5 C00 I 1 i , 5 Q Q I I I , ' 1 4 JACKSON-WHITE STUDIO CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER 1954 PORTLAND MAINE N 4 7 SOKOKIS 49 CONCRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1954 L C AN DREW LUMBER CEMENT DOORS WINDOWS ROOFING FENCING PAINT BUILDINC MATERIALS SaleS Office Factory 187 Bughton Ave Warehouses Portland South Wlndham MAINE HARDWARE 618 622 Congress Street PORTLAND 1 MAINF Compl1mentS of FEDERAL LOAN AND Complxments of COCA COLA South Portland Maine NEW AND USED PARFS WHOLESALE AND REIAIL AUTOS 8: PARTS WAREHOUSE INC USED CARS TRUCKS and TRAILERS BOUGHT SOLD AND FINANCED 390 Mann Street South Portland Me Tel 4 0346 Compllments of BUILDING ASSOCIATION TOM TAYLOR SAVINGS SHARES-MORTGAGE LOANS PORTLAND MAINF Complete Clothing for Entire Family 461 COMES Smeg' 1,26 Forest Au PORTLAND WIAINF , 1 .L 0 0 A ' ' -' s v v 1 , 1 I l 0 . I ' I - I K' ' 5 f I , 0 . v K I , ,.., . , 1.- , ,. , I , - . - . v L I H 1 1 I I ,, . . w , ' I '. 1. ,A A , A 50 SOKOKIS Compliments of HUMPTY DUMPTY PORTLAND MAINE Compliments of BROWN S PAINT COMPANY PORTLAND MAINE Maine s Leadmg Sporting Goods Co SPORTING GOODS JAMES BAILEY CO INC ATHLETIC SUPPLIES PORTLAND MAINE PIERSON S GENERAL STORE MEATS GROCERIES MERCHANDISE CLOTHING LIMERICK ME THE COUNTRY STORE Main Street LIMERICK, MAINE Tel. 50-15 Ladies', Misses' Dresses Infants and Childrens Wear Dry Goods, Notions, Stationery Kitchenware Agents for Watkins Cleaners and American Lending Library CLAIR G PHILPOT and JESSIE D CHASE Owners CLAIR E BOND PAINTING CONTRACTOR TEL 44 LIMERICK ME Painting Floor Sanding Paper Hanging Wallpaper Sales I , . 0, . 9 . ALEX PIERSON, Prop. ' and SOKOKIS J H SUTTIE GROCERIES AND HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS TEL LIMERICK Compllments of DALL S PLACE Tel 6813 Llmerlck Malne HAMILTON S NATION WIDE l STORE Self Service General Merchandise Meats and Grocerles DONALD HAMILTON Prop TEL. 38 LIMERILK ME l Compllments of AL S BARBER SHOP LIMERICK ME WALLACE J WALES Beverages to Take Out TEXACO PRODUCTS LIMERICK ME B H HARMON DRUGS Refreshments and Varlety Store Grocerxes and Meats LIMERICK ME l ! l I l . 18 , ME. l l ' Q - 5 ,W l 9 l l General Merchandise, Fountain Servlce 1 ' .SOKOKIS Compllments of Provencher s Cash Market CARROLL S TYDOL and Barber Shop STATION ADOLPHE PROVENCHEP PI'0p Tel 43 LIMERICK ME JOHN CARROLL PPOP Tlres Batterles and ACCGSSOI 1eQ Compllments of Fuel O11 H NI O N G EA U TEL 122 LIMERICK MF MEATS AND GROCERIES CASCO BANK 81 TRUST C0 COMMUNITY SERVICES CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS LOANS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES CHRISTMAS CLUBS Membel Fedexal Deposlt Insulance C01 poratlon 1 52 9 , . 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