Lubec High School - Quoddy Light Yearbook (Lubec, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1916 volume:

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I- be uoboxg ltgbt Vol I Lubec, Malne,June, l9l6 No I Publlshed by the Students of Lubec Hlgh School Prlnted by The I ubec Herald CL ltr lhtturtul Stuff I'd1tor 1n Ch1ef Leah Ramsdell Assts Verna Ol1ver 17 Ann1e XVatt Fdythe Porter 19 BUSIUSSS Manager Henry Tucker Assts Karl Dodge 17 Arthur Stuart Frank P1ke 19 Locals Nlaude Adams Assts Mae Fann1ng'17 Angela Thay er '18 Edlth Mowry 19 Personals Mabel Comsto k 16 Assts Merr1llTof1 17 Verne INe1l '18 Franklm Robbms '19 Athlet1cs B3Sll M1ller 16 Assts Fred Trecartm 17 Henry G1av 18 Sumner Stuart 19 Alumm Anme Ramsdell 16 cock 18 Fmma Dav1s,19 Exchange Lrsula Godfrey Assts Annle Le1ghton '17 L,hr1st1ne Sm1th 18 Evelyn Avery ,19 All business communlcatlons should be addressed to PRIN1 HIGH Scnoor LL 1x1 c M1 1 htlnrtztl 1Fure!unrit Th1s ISSUC s Number 1 of Volume 1 of the Quoddv L1ght It marks the entrance of our H1gh Qchool lnto the Journal1st1c field We have long felt the need of clos er commun1cat1on w1th other schools that we m1ght learn of the1r act1v1t1es and that they m1ght learn of ours A school paper helps greatly to n1eet thlg object It serx es II also to st1n1ulate the l1teraryab1l1t1es of our students and records and perpetuates the happenmgs of our school days for our own pleasure as we read them 1n after years as well as for the enllghtenment of the classes to follow We are all new to the bus1ness and no doubt errors w1ll occur so we ask for the cons1derat1on of our readers We 1nv1te honest cr1t1c1sm honmg to IIDDTOVC there The name of o11r paper was suggested by the hghthouse known as Ouoddy L1ght, wh1ch stands at the entrance of our harbor and we trust we may he of as much ass1st at ce to those who wander tl'ru 1ts pages as ltS name sake IS to manners who wander past our coast 7Luln'r Zbtg Strhnul Tne long felt want of a h1gh school bmldmg 1n th1s town has been fully sup pl1ed th1s year by the crect1on of 1 hand some subsrant1al and well appomted edl fice on one of the cho1c.est lots 1n the Vll lage H1therto pup1ls who were sufflc ent ly amb1t1ous to des1re th1s advanced course were obl1ged to secure lt 1n a blllldlng' crowded w1th other grades, and lack1ng many of the necessary alds and appl1ances for the successful carrymg on of the ts ork and had no playground These have all been carefully cons1dered1n our new home Contmued Ol second page folluwmgl I - 1 , Y . fu 3 . . v . . . . x . , , L - - - . , ,16 5 L ' L . - ' ' , ' '18 , . 1 1 . . y - - v ,16 I , - ' . 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Z 3 5 A , A .4 THE QUODDY LIGHT Q Ii tl u r x u l s contmued from pngo3 The town voted at its annual town meet ing 1n 1914 to purchase a sultable lot and to erect a bulldlng adapted to the growlng needs of our students from every part of the town who were becomlng more in terested and ambltxous each year to get thas higher educatlon and a generous sum of money was approprlated therefor The next step was a wxse choxce of a commlttee conslstmg of three of our most enterprxs mg and energetlc cxtxzens Robert I Pea cock Chas Wlnton and E M Lawrence to carry out the rdeas of the people Th1scomm1ttee called upon the arch1 ficauons and from those presented select ed that of Arthur Stanley of Bar Harbor He gave up the contract before the work had advanced to anv great extent It was then taken over by 'VIr W A Warnock of Eastport who deserves much credrt for the sk1llful manner rn whlch he completed the work Dnrruphnn ni Qluilhmg Th1s butldmg measures 100x70 It IS buxlt of wood ln the colomal style pamted yellow wtth white trnnmmgs The mam entrances faces the south, a back entrance faces the north The xnterxor 15 planned throughout wlth a vlew to securmg the best posslble sam tary condntxons Every room IS heated by steam lxghted by electrxclty and well supplxed wrth vent1lators We trust that C5 a complete telephone system, connectmg each room wzth the Pr1nc1pal's office wlll be xnstalled ln the near future as well as fire alarm bells and gongs ln the corrtdors Cypress 15 used for fimshlng wxth hard wood floors m all the rooms on the two floors and cement ln the basement The basement contains a phvsical labor atory a domestic sc1ence room two play rooms, two lavatornes bes1des the coal and boller rooms On the first floor four large class rooms the Prmclpals office and a prxvate lavatory, open out of a long and SDHCIOUS corridor On the second floor are the assembly room commercxal and recltatxon rooms and llbrary separated by a corrldor Unlt Arrangzmznl ni Saunas The four rooms are so arranged that each accommodates one class In usmng thxs un1t system the classes enter thexr home rooms for the uay s work the teach ers move from room to room We can see what an dvantage thls lS over recltmg ev ery lesson 1n a dlfferent room Incldents occuring on the way to the other rooms are avoxded and there IS much less mose ment, hence less noxse and break tn study work Siluhznls :nh Gear ers Our school year began with 141 stu dents Some have dropped during the year The facultv conszsts of five teach ers and a muslc teacher Th1s commg year the School Board plan to add a do mestxc scxence teacher to the force I . 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M 1 ' , 'I D THF OLODDX LIGHT h I xknrva s XX t lmxc certa 1111 apprec fttcd thc umm 1ClX L11t'12 CQ ot tl115 modern b111lll1'1f th 5 yum 'L11Ll trust thw the cl'155e5 XXl11Cl1 are to follow 111 out foot5tep51n'13 1101 onlx eng 13 'md 1pp1cc11te lt b11t 111'1v show 111611 tl1o much '1pprec11t1on by tl'1Ci1I'IC913CC1l-111 and c'1 cful p'11n5talt1ng 111 keepmg up 1t5 good CO1lCl1l101l and wpp fxrance l The school vefir 1914 1915 cloud wlth Mr C1 A Proclx P11nc1pf1l A7158 Pottex M155 VV'1rd NI155 Cftrr 1nd B115 Foster Qervmg '15 15515t'111t5 1n the d1ffcrent cou15es The l1e-1111111112 of th15 school xc-'xr 191.5 1916 broufzht many changes Only M1 s Potter returned 1Ve 111155ed the happy cou11ten'n1ce5 of Nlr Prock A1155 Ward M155 Fo5ter 'md 11155 Carr Mr Thos S Br1dge5 Pr1nr1p1l Mr 'Xmcent G'1tto M155 Add1e C1r1 and MIISS Pauhne Wood Altho the first of the year seemed hard er than u5u'1l we found It was because we vu ere not accustomed to the1r ways and me were a5ked to refram from some k1nd5 of conduct DYLVIOLISIS mdulged 111 xx h1ch vs ere not conducwe to good school xx orlt Phe V031 15 dmmng to a close now mth ezxcepuon xlly good 1c,ult5 for the yewr 5 work 162 5 If 'knrizzls lah' 'fl m . : , : 1 Y . . 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It IS a go fern ment 1n the hands of the people More and more we a e becommg such bv the re moval of property rel1g1ous race and fi nally sex restrrc 1ons on votmq Now I do not w1sh to say th ta democratlc form of government IS always the best kmd of a government mdeed rt IS fax from bfilllff sn 1f rn the hands of 'tn rffnorant people To have a good government there must be educated cmzens, for a stream can rxse no h1gher than 1ts source to have ed ucated utxzens there must be some means of cultlvat ng the1r mtelhgence The early colomsts all recogmzed thls fact 'md as soon as 1635 Massachusetts our Mother State framed the great char ter of free educatlon ordmance rxgtd though lt seemed at the txme That learn mg may not be burxed ln the grave of our fathers 1n church or commonwealth the Lord asststmg our endeavors lt1S there fore ordered that every townshlp ln thls Jurlsdtcuon, after the Lord hath mcreased them to the number of fifty householders, shall then, forthw1th,appoxnt one w1th1n their town to teach all such clnldren a shall resort to him to Wflle and read Surely thls expla1ns ltself What was the result? Why, some of the most able states men of early umfs came from Mftssachu setts It s wonderful to tlunk that the far famed Harvard college was founded when that colony was only s1xteen years old And wxth the xncxease of years educatlon has broadened so that Massachusetts now has Qc me of the best mstxtutlons of learn mg IH the world When, tn 1820 under the stvle and trtle the State of Mame our govern ment began towork tts constrtuuon pro vxded that the Legislature approprmte money for the ard of publxc schools The first prov1s1ons made for th1s purpose was the Permanent School Fund rn 1828 dtrecttng that twenty townshlps of publlc land be sold, the proceeds to be put m the state treasury 'md the xnterest to be an nually dtstrlbuted among the VITIOUS towns and plantations, accordmg to school popu'at1on In 1855 a Slmllaf method vta employed to obtama ?ermanent fund for common schools only Two years la ter. a resolve d1rected that twenty per cent of all moneys accrumg from the sale Contmued on Page 8 THE OUODDY LIGHT of pnbhc lands b 'added to the Permanent School Fund The first School and Mlll Fund was cre ated rn 1872 At present rt 1s one and a h tlf mulls on cxerv dollar s worth of state property III addmon to one half the taxes on the Savlngs Banks and Trust Compan rcs wrth six per cent mterest Thrs morey rs dxstrrbuted on the basrs of school popu latlon mcludmg all persons from five to twenty one years of age In 1909 the Leg1sl.1ture decrded to levy another tax of one and a half mxlls on a dollar on all state property for the support of common schools Thls 15 drstrlbuted one thlrd accordmg to school population and two thrrds accordrng to valuatlon of mumcrpahtres And 1n order to remove some ofthe more marked 1nequal1t1es Equalxzatlon Fund was desxgned to gtve spec1ala1d to those towns havlng excessxve tax rates for common schools To mcrease the1r etliclen cy such schools are rnspected by the author 1ty of the State Superlntendent and the1r condltlon 1S reported to the governor and hrs council PYOVISIOHS are then made for better teachers longer terms and the nec essary school supphes The law states that educatlon must be dxffused and as we see th1s enforced we find schools everywhere from the cxty where every advantage rs offered to the lrttle mountaln d1str1ct where many obsta cles bar the pathway Also wxth the ad vance of years we see the ' l1ttle red school houses fast dlsappearmg and 1n their places ar1s1ng modern, sanltary buxldmgs Even as the government of the state sees the necesslty for educatron so the towns recognlze its reed Lubec has kept pace wlth educatlonal advan ement Lookmg back to our first school house establrshed at North Lubec and comparmg It w1th our present number of fourteen we can easily see that we are hvmg rn an age of progress Consxder the dlgh School What a gold en opportunity for a town of thirty five hundred mhabrtants to have such a buxld mg Certainly such a proposltlon costs but no really good thing IS gamed wlthout some sacrlfice And year by year as a class rs graduated from rt 1t IS only proper that 1ts members grve a publlc testxmonlal of the1r appreclatxon to the people who have taxed themselves that the chlldren might have an education It 15 very fittmg that you have an oppor tumty of mspectmg the frults of your efforts And so fellow cltlzens me the class of 1916 would welcome you to these our graduation CXBTCISES Welcome you because of the support and encouragement you have given us because of the lnterest you have outwardly manrtested because ofthe new Hrgh School buxldmg whlch your generoslty has provided Few ln deed are the towns the s1ze of Lubec that are gxven such an advantage Wlth all 1ts modern equlpment L H S compares favorably wrth any hrgh school nn the state For these and many other favors we thank you Mr Superintendent and Members of the bchoolCornm1ttee It IS w1th pleasure that we greet you on thls occaslon real ff. . 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' . . f THE QUODDY LIGHT mg as we do what you have done to make It possible There was a t1rne when the only super VISIOD our schools recemved was an annual v1s1t from a member of the school board but now prlncrpally through the efforts of one of the school d1rectors who stxll labors faxthfully wlth us we have an experrenced Supermtendent whose duty lt IS to oversee school work We have also a body to direct that work and lt is the members of that cornmrttee we wfsh to thank for the1r un t1r1ng efforts for their wtse selectron of teachers for the arrangement of the courses of study and for the prudent d1s Teachers We the class of 1916 salute you We feel especially indebted to you for the success of the past school year and extend to you our apprecfatfon and gratl tude at th1s hour Apprec1at1on For your efforts on our behalf gratttude for the harmony that has exfsted We know that you have worked smcerely for our advance ment although we have doubtless many t1mcs tr1ed your patxence to the utmost We wlll ever retatn pleasant memorles of our Semor year rn whlch you have played so promxnent a part To the Undergraduates who have made our school ltfe both pleas nt and profitable 9 - a gifs 335 C9 we extend a cordtal greetmg, On you kmd Parents do we bestow our hea t felt gratltude for havmg enabled us to take the four years course The advantages of a Hrgh School edu cat1on are manxfold Phe frlendshxps formed durmg these years last a lxfettme much practice and self control whrch w1l1 be of unl mlted value as we travel Llfe s pathway are obtained by partlcrpatfng rn school affafrs finally the knowledge we obtain forms the basis of our future occu patrons Among our numbers, those who wfll Jofn the business world wlll 1n tfme where the1r trammg began We who study languages and scrences w11l realfze the mdfspensable advantages of our early educatlon Those who w1Il be professlon als have had the foundatron of general kuowledge and good Enghsh hrmly estab hshed fn the1r rmnds All these thmgs you have made possxble for us and we acknowledge wlth grateful hearts the large part you have played be hind the scene And trustmg that your magnanxmous effotts w1l1 be well rewarded we agafn express our thftnkfulness as we welcome you Carrre Bangs . , ' A . L . r. ' 0 . -1- . . R . t r - ' ' - : L . . . - ' I ' ' I g . 1 . , ' ' , ' - ' ' : '. S Q u 1 ' L ' - Q . pogal of sch0O1 funds. to come, look back with prldc to the place , ' , ' ' . 7 - , C , v 2 n E . . - P I ' ' y . . . C ' a . .Il , - D THF QUODDX LIGHT BL XLFBUP-l fbEpS.Jf3L1 PL:-W-LGBLQYBL f5Q':3-Lpf3l93l..vf3k'P-l Xi fthe Hath Cross Snrwtg Qt K'R'Rf,hi!11',WiTY5KJ1QJKJ1QJK9K'DQJ'R9KJ To mcct dutxcs that war or d1saster brmg upon 1 natlon wnh any degree of success unlted .lctxon lb of course necessary A httlt mo e than swtv years ago the cry Arc there no dcvrted women among us 'lble and wlllmg to go forth to mlmster to the slclc and uffermg soldxers of the E st? Arc none of the daughters of England at thls supreme hour of need ready for such a work of mercy? came from Eastern Crnnea What had happened? Great Brlt un and France had unxtedm 1854 to a1d 'lurlcey agamst Russxa The forty years deadened the memorres of the horrors of war The natlon Great Brltam acclalmed wlth Joy the v1ctory of Alma but upon the heels of vlctory came reports of the un cared for s1ck an d wounded men When thxs sapreme appeal of her lxfe her country s call for help came Florence Nlghtlngale responded Xvlth her went to Crxmea th1rtye1ght nurses called by Punch The Nxghtlngales but by Kmg lake The Angel Band' Great as were Florence Nxghtugale s personal labors to relxeve sutferlng human 1ty greater stxll were her 1nsp1rat1ons to her fr1ends Henrl Dunant of F ench Swxss descent was destmed to follow in her footsteps Asatou 1st Dunant wxt nessed one ot the greatest and most terr1 ble battles of history Forty thousand k1lled and wounded was the deadly harvest of Solferlno The medlcal servlce of the armles was not then protected by law C102 After much cons1derat1on and thought Duna t asked the world 1n general Would lt not be posslble to found and or ganlze m all C1Vll1Z6d countries perrna nent soc1et1es of volunteers whlch 1n tlme of war would g1ve ard to the wounded w1th out d1st1nct1on of nat1onal1ty 7' In 1864 a conventlon was held m Geneva Swxtzerland to consxder the ques'1on of volunteer ald for the medzcal servxce of ar mles 1n tlme of war 'l he treaty whrch was adopted lS generally called the Geneva Treaty but sometlmes the Red Cross the bvuss flag v 1th xts colors reversed a red cross on a wh1te ground was adopted as the world wxde badge of humamty and neutral1ty The organxzatxon of any soc1ety IS a dry subject but wlthout a l1ttle knowledge of 1ts constructlon and methods there cannot be a clear understand1ng of the Red Cross SOC18tY In the first place lt IS not a pr1 vate assoc1at1on created by certa1n persons but lt 15 an officlal volunteer and depart ment The Central comm1ttee forms a sort of cab1net Under thxs body are three 1mportant boards namely the War Nat ronal and Internatlonal Relref Boards to each of wh1ch have been asslgned speclal dutles Under these boards there are var 1ous sub commxttees the medxcal bureau the first ard department the nurslng ser v1ce and the Chrlstmas seal Bes1des these state boards there are local organl zatlons whlch are called chapters each in G J J 5 Y' ' . 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' , . . ,, , I' ' n THE OUODDY LIGHT wrth nts own officers and members The socxety has connected mth lt certam other organlzatxons such as Amerlcan lNurses Assocxatxon and the Needlework Gulld whrch are responsrble for spec1al asslstance Let us turn trom the past to the present and dv ell for a whxle wlth our Red Cross frxends rn the present war In the south eastern part of Europe hes the group of small countrles that for a long tlme had threatened the peace ofthe entxre contx nent The act of a Serblan fanatrc rn the assasxnatlon of the helr to the Austrlan throne brought matters to a cr1s1s launch mg Europe 1nto the greatest and most terrlble war of hxstory AJo1nt meetlng of the Red Cross Internatlonal and War Rehef Board was held and here lt was de crded to offer to each country the ard of our Red Cross soclety The splendxd offer was accepted w1th much appreclatxon and gratltude by all wxth the exceptlon of Bel grum, wh1ch at th rt tune desxred only sup plxes and dxd not ask for other servlce un t1l the sprlng of 1915 Japan later de cl1ned any ass1s ance as her own great Red Cross orgamzatron was able to meet all demands upon xt and Italv when lt entered 1nto the conflxct asked ftr only certam supphes Plans xy ere 1mmed1ately made to secure funds and supplres and make ready the personnel Day and nxght factorxes work ed to provrde absorbent cotton, bandages and anaesthet1cs The sudden demand for such artrcles came from forexgn govern ments as well as our Red Cross and with factorles adapted only to normal condl tlons It was not easy to fill the orders that overwhelmed the manufacturers The re hef Board rssued an appeal calllng atten tion to the contrxbutrons sent by the Euro pean Red Cross SOCICIIGS durxng our war wrth Spam and askmg for generous re sponse to enable our Red Cross to do 1ts duty Havmg secured the requrred supplxes and a shlp the little company began the1r long voyage It was not clean there were no baths for the nurses and the presence of rats 1n the staterooms compelled many to sleep on deck It was all 1n the dav s work ' and nexther the drrector Dr Ryan who had known the horrors of Mexican rev olutxons nor Mrss Gladwln the SUDPFVIS mg nurse who had seen war ln the Far East uttered a protest Th1S Splflt man rfested by the entrre party gave prom1se ofthe splend1d SGYVICC they were later to pertorm Lxfe on board was not to be an rdle ex lstence but a busy one of practrce for fu ture work The surgeons were drllled m the employment of field army equ1pment The nurses were d1v1ded 1nto many classes and certain hours of the day set asxde for lessons and prfmctlce Lessons rn the met TIC system and rn languages were a part of thelr studres Adoptmg the European cus tom the nurses dropped the formal use of the last name and took the klnder one of sister ' Arr1v1ng 1n the war zone llfe became one busy day wxth rare moments of lelsure But should such a moment occur, varxous war storxes were poured 1nto the ears of the slsters By repeatmg one told by S15 ter Helen we may glean a l ttle knowledge C119 v ,Q '. . . . 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A g r 4 1 ' I THE QUODDY LIGHT of the battlefield hfe H1 slster stop a b1t for a talk H'1ts good to ave somebody to say a word to H Ive seen some sxghts I'll not soon forget There are those black Gurkhas a fine lot of men they are H'I was ln the trenches wlth em November fifth The Germans ltnowed It was our bonfire day but we dldn t get fireworks 'J hey Just gave us ell all day long H I saw saw some terrl ble slghts when the shell burst an some o the poor beggars were It H I've ad my feet froze but there s some wot's wuss These Gurkhas they d Just smrle when were wounded When we was sent for h ammunttlon H Ive h actually them carrying a box on thelr heads a rifle m each hand They're never 'mppy when they h a nt fightm they back seen w1th At Belgrade the llttle Red Cross umt firing lme they have wltnessed the takmg ot the Cl y by the Austrlans and its reoccu patron hv the Serblans About forty elght hours after the first troops entered the c1ty the endless chaln of wounded men began to arr1ve Wounded men are everywhere thousands of them Startmng then' day at six Ill the mormng the surgeons and nurs es dress wounds all day postpomng opera t1ons unt1l nrght About n1ne 1n the even mg they begm operatmg and work unt1l mornmg Halls floors ever place a man can be put all are full The beds m the wards are placed s1de by srde and all one can see rs a mass of suffermg humamty One day there comes to the Amcrxcan Red Cross from the Rockefeller Comm1ss1on ln Europe a cable mto whxch was compressed a tale of national woe Typhus overshad C125 ows everythmg else Here was a great field for work one full of danger and call mg for rare courage In this hour of trou ble the Red Cross turned to R1chard P Strorg He left h1s professorship at Har vard to go to the front and wxth h1m v ent a corps of splendxd men physlcrans C1131 cal experts and san1tar1ans Through them thrs terrxble scourge that had already slam 104 Serblan doctors thousands of her peo ple and great numbers of Austrlan prxson ers was checked Though but a few years have passed smce the reblrth of the Amer1can Red Cross as a natxonal organ1zat1on it has brought help and cc-nsolatlon on to a hundred fields of human m1sery and distress Today ln war smitten Europe, mtroubled Mexlco 1n flood swept Chma, 1n the Ladrones lt IS axdmg helpless v1ct1ms of man s wrath and of nature s destructxve forces Not alone does the 1nd1v1dual profit by thls ald but whole communxtxes are rescued from the despondency that follows a great d1saster Nor are 1ts serv1ces for humamty l1m1ted by war and dxsaster Into the daxly hfe 1ts capable organ1zat1on for usefulness In the work of the first ard department hes far reaching results 1n the condxttons of the wage earner the famxly and the producer of labor By the 1nstruct1on for women m elementary hyglene the mothers of the nation have become of untold a1d mn mam tatnmg the physxcal health of our people From Greenland's xcy mountaxns to In dxa s coral strands ' these devoted men and women have journeyed to mmxster to the sick and wounded They have endured hardshxps and fatxgue have faced hunger and d1sease and some have lard down thexr l1ves in the serv1ce They have known nexther race nor rellgxous farth but only the Red Cross creed Neutrallty Human y Mlldred Lake , ' . 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Game ln Up fhrlnrhl Pnl: URSULA GODFREY Exchange Edna: fwx 6Qwwm m -'h-vfxa Quoddy Lrght bemg a stranger rn the Circle of exchanges th1s year has recewed mtroductlons to several other school pa pers Allow me to say a few words to the followmg exchanges whxch I have read with great pleasure Orlent ' East Sxde Hlgh School New quamtance Your method of handlmg ex changes rs certamly the best I ever saw Salmagundx Aroostook State Nor mal School Welcome Sally Your snap shots make your paper all the more mter estmg The Islesboro Argonaut ' Islesboro H1gh School Your covers are very pretty mdeed and I hke the idea of your scrap book The Arcturus ' Caribou Hrgh School You are one of the very best papers I have met Your grmds are especlally good The Wampum Pembroke Hrgh School Your llterary department rs fine The Opeechee Lkronxele Searsport Hxgh School Why not have more locals? You have a good l1terary department You have '1 good athletu. department The Moose A Bee Messenger Jones port High School I llke the method you adopted in classxfyxng your statlstxcs The Mxrror Patten Academy Your class St3.tlSt1CS seem to be you' most no table feature The Oracle Bangor H1gh School Your covers show especxally fine art Your literary department is very good xndeed We wish that all schools to whxch we send a copy of our paper would send us one of thexrs C133 f S O H W X X g Q J . . K, , K ' v . . Q ., . , . . u H , , 1 - 11 ark' N Ji I am glad to make yollr ac, The Breeze, Stonington High School. .N . . A ' U 17 - I' I ,' - n 1 .U u u ' THE QUODDY LIGHT Illlgul 19111: Alumni its Qliumg Nllss Mame Bennet a former Prlnctpal of I ubcc Hlgh School 15 a teacher of Lat m a school m Hoboken New Jersey Ella Qumn havmg resmgned her posx txon as teacher at the Washmgton Normal School 'Vlachlas IS now matron of the gxrls dornntory Ina kclley Teachmg at Rldge School No 2 West Marv Knowles a graduate of the Um verslty of Callfornla lS now Waiting for a school there Hartwell Davxs Commander of the submarme Mohegan now at Cavxte Phxlhpme Islands Loxs Peacock Prmclpal Garland Hxgh School Garland Me Leon Davrs A graduate of Bates col borough Mass Grace Webber Gretchen Mulholland Nelhe Adams Frances Hearne and Louise Sulhvan are teaching 1n Lubec Sylvester Knowles IS attendlng Bates college Frank Adams lb employed by the Ed1son Illummatmg Lo Boston Blon Cook IS a student at Phlladelphm Dental College julxan Trecartm George Avery Hollls Ramsdell Harford Gray and Vu rle Boom er are attendmg U of M Hannah Davxs xs trammg for a nurse at Worcester Hospxtal Mass Moses Pike IS attending Hebron Ed1th Clark rs a Sophomore at Wheaton College Norton Mass Hattre Johnson ts keepmg books for S B Stuart 8z Co Lubec Allan G1ll1s and Arthur Malloch both U of M are druggrsts wxth G1ll1s and Mabee's drug stores Lubec Carleton Pxke IS at the front rn France drrvmga Red Cross ambulance C143 Ahce Guptxll IS teachmg school in Port land GUY Gfav a graduat of Phlladelphma glental college IS practxcxng rn Greenfield ass Nma Preston Mary Vose Floyd Davis and Paul Thay er are teaching xn the d1s trlct schools of Lubec Iva Ramsdell 1S asslstant principal of the hugh school Watervxlle Me Eugene O'Donnell is a Freshman at B mtes college Nona Myers Agnes Boyd Ethel Camp bell are attending Machlas lNormal Ena Mvers IS thxs year a graduate of the same school Noel Godfrey IS teachmg 1n the Mada waskt Tra1n1ng School Fort Kent Me Merle Trecartln and Av1s Smxth are teachlng at West Lubec and Cutler re spectlvely VValter Avery IS bookkeepmg 'tt Law rence Bros store North Lubec Juhan Gray IS attendmg Bowdom Madolm Wrlcox Hazel Green Vera Whalen and N1na Reynolds are attendmg Farmington Normal Dora Davis has been attendlng commer c1al school 1n Lewlston Mabel Somers IS bookkeeper at Mowry s store Lubec George NIcCurdy IS attendmg Holy Cross college Worcester Mass Ehzabeth Comstock IS attendmg Burdett Commerclall College Jack Keegan is Judge of the Munxcxpal Court Bath Me john Burns IS a druggxst m Everett Mass Merrxll Morong IS clerkmg in a drugstore xn Worcester Mass Vettxe Fanmng IS a bookkeeper at Mel cher s store Portland 'We 5 9 A u . . . . . . - 4 ' I 7 , . 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' 1 1 ' ' I ' 1 Q u D I ' . . . , , , . ., . 7 - . - .,, - ' - 1 . ., . 1 ' o 1 ' . . . , A Q . . , o Q I 1 5 ' THE QUODDY LIGHT Ahhrvan nn Gllann illnttn GI uns Alpes Isl Jlalm Rome wxth her beauty, her glory and her tradrtron has been for many centurres one of the greatest sources of msplratron As we read htstory we Gnd that toward the second century B C she was rapldly becoming the most powerful natlon ID the world In her swxft march in thxs d1rec tion stood only one oostacle It was Car thage who drsputed Rome s approaching sup emacv for Carthage pfev1ous to th1s tlme had acqu1red the leading place among the great natlons of the world And now Carthage was unwlllrng to g1ve up her former glory wxthouta strug gle Her glorles stlll llngered ln he minds and hearts of her c1t1zens They lmgered especrally rn the mmd of one great character Hanmbal who when a mere child was led to the sacred altar at Carthage and there made to swear eternal hatred agamst the Romans Spurred on by thls deed he spent hlS energy preparmg to real1ze the hope plans and amb1t1ons 1nst1lled m h1s heart by the sacred oath he had taken and by the restless Splflt of his warhke genlus At the death of hls father Hanmbal re celved command of the Carthagmx n army He at once began preparatlons for an rn vaston of Italy a task whxch was far hard er than he had ever dreamed but the trxals and hardshxps only made hrm the more determmed to w1n Wlth preparat1ons completed Hannlbal left New Carthage early 1n the sprrng of the year 218 B C w1th an army numb r C159 1ngone hundred thousand men and ln cludmg thtrty seven war elephants H reached the foothxlls of the Alps wlthout much dxfflculty The season was already advanced It was October and snow and rce covered the Ifall From thrs pomt the natlve trrbes attacked them wxth great audacrty and many of Hanmbal s troops were cut off Many more perrshed annd the solltudes of the mountam passes Most of the elephants were prtched from the preclprces and went ro1rmg down head long to the fathomless chasms Many tlmes the men complamed bitter ly of the dangers and hardshlps whrch they back but Hanmbal wlth his wonderful ablhty cheered and encouraged them to keep on with verbal pictures of sunny Italy and the words Trans Alpes est Itaha Beyond the Alps lles Italy the promlsed reward ' At last the snmmxt was gamed and the sh1ver1ng army loomed down Into the haze of the sunny Itallan plains The very sxght spurred them on to fimsh therr march Hannibal induced his men to make the descent of the mountains It was accom phshed only after severe torl and losses When the plams of Italy v. ere reached of the one hundred thousand men wrth whom Hanmbal had begun the passage twenty thousand had survtved the and hardshxps of the march and looked more l1ke phantoms than Yet Hanmbal had reached hrs goal barely perils these men The r ., ' 1? . i . ' . - ' ' 'I I l . , - . . , , . , . ' . . T . . u . . . . , , . . . , , . . . . G , , . L K l ' ' - were enduring and even started to turn ' . 1 . . I I I ' . , I Cl M ' .I . 7, U . i ' I . 9 U .I . I i ' . . D , , , . . .G . , - .. . , . 5 . b . 1, , D - 0 , I ' , ' -1 . S ' . ' THE QUODDY LIGHT hardshrps and trxals which he had to en dure only made the goal the more desxr ab e Now where mv fellow students rs your goal? What xs your Italy? Every one should have a goal or aim xn lrfe No goal IS without lts dlflicultxes Hann1bal's goul was Italy Hrs drflicultres were the Alps In our school work he obstacles whlch we must overcome to reach our goal Our studres sometlmes seem almost beyond our power yet we must always keep mn mmd that vrctory and success are obtained only by hard work and many sacnfices Upon Hann1bal's early trammg depend ed hxs later success From the age of nme he duly visited the army, studylng and practising with all his m1ght Like w1se our future success rn llfe depends largely upon the way in whrch we make use of school pr1v1l1ges We cannot put too much tl e and energy rn our school work Our Arnerlcan Hanmbal of the Clvll War was Abraham Lmcoln Brought up rn the wmlflerness surrounded by poverty and deprlved even ot the meagre school the coun ry then afforded he grew rnto manhood From a mere child he had al ways loved books He often walked many mxles to borrow a book, for books were rare and costly among the poor rn those days and when the long hard day s work was finxshed he would take hxs books and study far mto the mght by the gllmmermg lrght from the fireplace In th1s way Abraham Lmcoln acqmred hrs educatlon Hus desire to become of some use m the 4169 world and hrs eagerness to work was not without 1ts reward He IS today revered as one of our greatest and most beloved premdents How many of us could ascertain from readmg Mllton s works that he was blmdP lt IS only by hard work and many sacrrfices that he was able to get an educauon All through h1sl1fe xt seems that he was handr capped in some way He wxshed to study lrterature but because of poverty, he was unable to devo e h1s tune to th1s hne of work At the age of forty he became blmd From thxs tune he devoted h1mself to wrltmg Even though handrcapped by h1s bllndness he wrote many beautlful and mlsfortunes to make him melancholy or discouraged and no hint of sadness or un happmess ever creeps xnto hrs poetry As we study the llves of these great men, we find that although they possessed great natural ab1l1t1es lt was only by hard work and a fixed determmatron to succeed that they reached therr goals Smce these great men have only succeeded by hard toll how much more should we wrth com mon abllrtxes be wxlhng to strive hard to reach our arms All of us have our Alps to face that mustbecrossed before we can reach our Italv Let us, hke them face dlfficultxes cheerfully forgettlng the hardshxps and sacrifices and thinking only of our great reward Cora Alnce Cox l . y v I ' K -. n I Q 0 9 t ' . . . - 0 . l I K ' 0 ' C - .- - - - - - harmonious poems. I-Ie did not allow his ,, , , . . 4 ' ' ' - ' I . ' . - . 1 . Q . . ' ' ' l , . . , , L H S FOOTBALL TEAM 1 Back Row Left to RlEht Nell Bodman H Gray Cook Snmll Vlalloch b btuart Back Ross Ieft to Rlght Robbme Sallou my Muller lcaptl Kard Oxun Tucker 5 . , . I I3 -.. 5' -1 -...i I - v . , 1 1 -.- 2 T- , A V W-- Qfiw' qv . f X , M 1 ' X I ' A , . Q X ' 1 U , I .rj V 1IA-,'W 1 ilf fj. K F I :Q V: W ,,L:,t-It . -LT -N LN' - 'I 'v inn Y Al jitggw 1 I, T ' v v - u y li y v A 1 u- w 'v 4 t - . -v 'i . A . 1 Q . . THE QDODDX LICHT ij 67?- YL,-Z 4' gn gt '5?m fffa l lf .ac M 1 ,ma f 1? at f e 4' 3 1' 1 X f 'G' A-4 'L ,ZW ff 7 'Q' gf 2 I X Q' it A I I 9' Y if yi it gsbffxx x f ,f 0 x K X --Q-J fd 1,226 W gf- 4 W: ff w...af1X' The first soclal event of the year was the recep ton gxven to the Freshmen and Faculty Frrday evemng Sept 24th On Frlday evemng durmg the latter p'trt of last November the assembly hall of the high school bu1ld1ng was crowded at an early hour The people had assem bled to hear a much advertnsed debate whrch was to be carrled on by the sopho more c1v1cs class The questlon was Should Women be u amen tne rrancmsef The afli rmatxve team consisted of Arthur Stuart LGWIS Card 'tnd Bernard Wllcox whlle the negative team was comprlsed of Cnrlsttne Smxth Allce Lewxs 'md Hazel Babcock These had prevxously been chosen from the entire class The first pomt brought out by the afl-lrm atxve stde was woman suffrage IS sound polmcallv, ' whxch argument was met by the statement of the first negatrve speaker It is unsound pollttcally The second speaker for the ailirma we argued It 1s wtse socrallv and morally' and thxs state ment was ltkewtse met by the negatwe statement, It is unwise socially and morally The thlrd speaker of the affirm atxye developed this point- The change is necessary and is demanded by the Women, and thts statement was met wxth C175 thxs charge from the negatlve s1dc The change IS unnecessary and IS not demand e y the women After the debate was fimshed the Judges wxthdrew to make thetr decrslon The dCClSlOH was made 1n favor of the negatlve stde as J H Gray Chatrman of the com mittee of Judges saul Nut accordlng to the merits of the question but accordlng to the ablhty of the speakers and the way tn whlch the1r arguments were dellvered The Seniors presented their class play Down by the Sea Dec 17th nettmg the class about S54 The actors took the1r parts xx ell and the play was very much enjoyed by all The dance whlch followed the play was also well attended Cast of Characters Mother Gale Thelma Ingalls Father Gale Alden Dav1s September Gale Basll M1ller March Gale Clifton Bodman Mr Raymond cxty merchant Myron Avery Kate Raymond his daughter Chrtsnana Mulholland K1tty Gale Cora Cox Captarn Dandelion Henry Tucker jean Grapeau, the French Peddler Gerard Nickerson On Friday evemng, Feb 18th, in As sembly Hall, Htgh School Buxlding, the Jumor Class of L H S presented an 'V 7 1 Vi-:.:f11iZi 1-.gffrim-3'--'EYEE 22592121: 232222:121152Z-ijfiiiiliii?514-'I M5312-3,1031 5, '-yffacazrsp -':1 531-,...2i2i2gi:i2a:22E' f .siege If 'L .' -. . - ze-3:32,-,':1-I' ,:g.- ' , : 1 I ' ' cy ', . -3: , A 1-' ' 1 :Ef:f:':gE,Q:S2fE?, . 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THE ULUDDX LIGHT c ltert unment COIISISUIUB of readmgs by the M1sscs Annu. lVatts and Belmont D nboxn solos by the Mmsses Pearle Ingalls tnd F1111 ft johnson and ttto fatccs entttled S114 Lups of C,hocol't e and he S lent Ss tem ne tmg about S20 Th1s 11 1fo1 mance was al o gxven 1n the nelgh honng to vn of VVh1t1ng 1n wh1ch place tbout S4 was reahzed On Frtday evernng March 24th the Sc uor class took a Sleigh rtde to Nugent s Hall Worth Lubec vt here a Soctal was held Th1S was attended by a large ma Jurtty of the students who reported a very gool ttme Phe class par s were 'ISSI ned at the b llllllll ofthe sprmg term four by rank rank were S'1lut1torV Fss ty on Motto Fssty on 'lhe Red Lross V'1led1ctory The five bv cl't s clecuon H1 tory Thelma Ingalls Prophe y Rtvmah ,lenkms C11fton Bodmin Pre scntatton of G1fts Henry Tucker Class lV1ll Ind Addrc ss to Undergraduates Gerard Nmkerson The Annual Pr1ze Spe tktng Conlc st xx 'ts held tn the Assembly Hall, I-hgh School Butldtng on Frtdav evenmg Apr11 28th 1916 under the tusp1ces of the Alllmnl Assocxatton The program was 'ts follows Mark Anthony s Speech llrlefflll Toft Tl12.F3.lOpS1S F mme Towse Spartacus to the Gladmtors Roscoe P1Le Muslc The Old Mmstrel Annte Small The New South Fred Trecartm Carr1e Bangs Cora Cox Mtldred Lake My on Avery C183 The Gomg of the VS htte Swan Mae Fanning Mustc Toussa1nt L'Ouverturc Frank Mulholland The Old Actor s Story Sarah Marston Protectron ol Amcrtcan Clttzens Karl Dodge A Leak 1n the Dyke Gladys Green The Judges were Mtss Grmdle Prm of Eastport H1gh School Mr St Onge Sub master ot Eastport Hlgh 'md Mr Fuller of the Weather Bureau All the contestants spoke exceedlngly well md 1t was avery dtfficult matter to award the DYIZGS to any part1cular one The DFIZCS were awarded as follows Karl Dodge 1st pr1ze for boys Sarah Marston 1st pr1ze for guls Roscoe Pxke 2nd DFIZG for boys Mae Fannmg 2nd DTIZC for g1r1s The pr1zes are S5 00 for hrst DTIZB and S2 50 for second pr ze The Annual Jumor R6C6Dt1OU and B tll was glven by the Class of 1917 to the graduatmg class of 1916 Thls affalr was htghlv successful from a soctal and fra ternal staudpomt and was well attended Russells orchestra furn1shed the HTLISIC for a program of 26 dances The hall was very tastefully decorated wtth the cltss colors orat ge and black banners and fohage Refreshments of 1ce cream and punch vtere served A large crowd of young people from Eastport attended both recept1on and ball and helped to make th1s affarr a success The recept1on com m1ttee consxsted of the school f culty anc the sentor class On Fr1day evenmg, Ap11l 7th the Sen 1o1 and Sophomore C1VlCS classes umtec' ef forts and endeavored to xnstruct the town people how to conduct a town meetmg Y . , 1 ,e - . . . + l ' 7 ' 1- . s - r ' ,' 1 '- 1- '1 , 1, , . . 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THE OUODDX LIGHT Vlctor Salloway was elected moderator and the meetlng was carrred on as any town meetmg would be Two very 1nter est1ng debates were glven on Prepared ness aud the Gore Resolutxon soc1al hour followed the meet1ng The baccalaureate sermon was glven rn the Assembly Room June 18th the ad dress bemg dehvered by the Rev James Farley of the Church of the Sacred Heart The Semors took charge of the Chapel servrce the last day of scht ol Wednesday june 21st Cllfton Bodman was elected Chaplaln ATI'-I LETICS Phys1caltra1n1ng whlle always second ary to mental trammg is nevertheless be 1ng rapldly recogmzed as a legltxmate and necessary pa' t of the school l1fe Progres s1ve school boa ds are therefore securrng the servlces of teachers who can take full charge of the physlcal trarmng of the boys havxng as our pr1nc1pal Mr Bridges who made his Varslty letter 1n college rn Foot ball Basketball and Baseball and has had long experlence rn coach1ng h1gh school teams It IQ much w1ser to have a member of he Faculty who can coach than to be obllged to hlre a coach as the hlgh school d1d a few years ago for the teacher coach al ways keeps rn mmd the scholarshrp and rank of the pl tyers as well as thexr athletic abrhty whereas the man who comes to coach for a season looks only at the athlet rc ab1l1ty Thls year we have been constantly re mmded of the nc CCSSIIY of bemg good stu dents 1n order to oe good athletes The msxdc. game or the mental srde of athletlcs has been taught us and we who have par trclpated know that the successful athlete 4195 must be contmually thmkmg and he mus thmk accurately and on the spur of the mornent It 15 th1s mental slrle of athletrcs wlth 1ts consequentral mental dex elopment that many who do not understand athl t1cs ful to apprecrate We trust that the school authorxtrcs wlll soon make the upper room of our burldmg suitable for a gymnaslum Our school has engaged m Football Basket ball and Baseball th1s year It has been five yea s slnce football was played 1n the Hxgh School It was agaln rntrodur ed this year and much more lnter est has been taken ln the sport and the team had a very successful season wm nmg two games out of three There were only three schools m the county that had football teams and th1s rs all the games the school was able to get The great success of the team was due to the coaching of our DI'lnC1p3.l Mr Brldges Basket ball was not as successful as our other sports but we broke even wrth an av erage of 500 Our first three games were very successful but ow1ng to the death of one I , 1 n ' 1 -. ll . l ll u ,, A ' , ' , I Y! v . l ' Y , . . . , t . y - . .Z r ' - 7 L S ' i l and girls. We were fortunate this year in ' - - ,. - , , . , A. 1 . l . . s . C C y s ' I X I - - - , , . , r ' . l K L 1 - n . ' N . . ' . . K . - 1 ' ' V . u n 4 V t ' ' 2 Q . . , ! A . . Grav THI' OUODDX LIGHT of our play ers, and obuectuon of parents our team wus u efukened The efforts of our pruneupal were the cause of ouu vsunuuung uulu'ut uuncs ut dud Our team Ind to be huuult puattut tl y all over and we were put ted u uuuust seasoned teams Followung us a lust of games of basketball footb tll and huscball played durmg the p Ist st tson, xuth luneups 'und results FOOTBALL Saturday Oct 9 1015 I uhoe Hugh 13 Machuas Hugh 0 Hanson V Null H Small fulloclu Stuart book 0' K Fenno P Feuuno McDonald Ferrus McLauhglun Muller cept 12 5 Card 1 Stumrt 'I Malloch 4 Cook 2 McBrude 4 BASKETBALL I uubee Hugh 85 At Lubec Pembuoke Hugh 25 G Blackwood capt 6 1 Lubec Hugh '36 At I ubec B Muller captq 2 If Stuart Malloch 2 Cook 3 McBrudo 3 Lubec Hugh 34 At Mull r capt 6, 2 bard 1 Stuart 3 Malloch 3 6 Cool: McBrude flachuas S Brudges S Blackwood 6 Robuuuson F Blat kmore Machuasport 8 F Knowles CI urk capt J Knowles 1 lalbotu Pettivrew Machuas Hugh 53 Norton 3 7 Fenno 2 McAvov capt 9 Dun9more9 McDonald Lubec Hugh 27 At Lubec Mull: r teaptl Card Owen I J E McAvoy r h h Mallar h b W McAVoy Sallow uy Dmsnuore fcaptl Touchdowns Muller 2 Goals, Gray 1 Saturday Oct 16 1915 Luunec Hugh 36 V Nell C Small H Gray Malloch Stuart Look Look Mullcu rcaptl ::ar'U:Jv1C-1m Salloway 'ard r lu b Owen I h b Celaus Hugh 12 Druseoll Harvey Munday Beckett Fox Haddock Gludden Stuart Adams Munce Weeks tcaptl louchdowns Muller4 Owenl T Lookl Saturday Oct 23 1915 Lubec Hugh 0 V Nell I bm.-ull II Guav Malloch Stuart Cook Cook Muller Card Owen Salloway Lost on a safety bk wPiL'm capt rluh lhb Mach1as2 Hanson K Fenno P Ftnno McDonald Ferrus McLauughlun Rogers E Mc-Avoy Mallar W McAvoy Dunsmore capt C205 Muller capt 6 Stuart 2 Malloch Card 1 McBrude 2 Owen Lubec Hlglu 31 At Muller Capt , 3 11 Stuart 2 Malloch B bard 1 McBrude 1 Lubec Hugh 11 At Muller capt 25 Stuart 1 Malloch Card 1 McBride I ubec Hugh 24 Muller capt , 6 Stuart 2 Malloch 2 Card McBride 1 Owen 1 Lubec Hugh 14 Tucker 2 6 Stuart Muller capt 2 Trecartun Card Nell Lubec I ubcc At Macluuas At Eastport Ib Mutehell capt 4 VVhute 2 Lakeman 5 Grant 1 Tarbox Machuas Hugh 30 Norton 2 10 MeLauglulun 4 McAvoy f-apt Dunuumore 4 McDonald Bos nton Hugh 33 West capt 6 3 Harrungton 3 Baker Corthell O Oorthellti Wash Normal 40 Mutcluell capt 4 Wluute 4 Lakeman 9 Grant Norton 3 Bovnton Hugh 44 West, cant , 8 Harrungton i Norwood 3 4 C Corthell K Corthell 6 ' I ' ' ,- rf . 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L I-I S BASEBALL TEAM 'll i, Back Row Left to Rlght Vhlcox McLellan Second Row Sallouay Card Gray If Stuart R108 Ovscn Front Row Left toR1zht S Stuart Mlller lcapt I Pxke Nell Mulholland I 4 . . i-.ti- u V - 1. : ,.....-4 4 .... -A 1 I 'L f ' :ET 'f , , ,V J ' ' ., X ' A ' . ' 1 -5 -,inf--'A A H ' ,f,'5'f - Q ' V' . v , , - . , , ' . - . L ' . Y . ' . ' THE QUODDY LIGHT Tucker Stuart 1 Mlller eapt 24 c bard 3 McBride I Lubec Hlgh 22 At Pembroke Pembroke H S 20 G Blackwood capt 5 G Brldges Rogers Robinson 2 Dudley 3 BASEBALL The baseball season opened with a vic tory, and the team has won five stralght games up to this wrmng Lubec High 5 At Lubec Pembroke High 1 Nell Roblnson S Stuart F Stuart Gray Rlee Mlller McLellan Trecartln Card Plke Owen capt p Lubec Hlgh 12 At Lu Nell S Stuart F Stuart Gray R108 Mxller McLellan Trecartm Prke Sullowav bec Oarter G Bndges Wilson Stevens F Blackwood G Blackwood capt. Rogers Dudley Dennyavulle Hlgh 1 Blackwood E Hobart G Gardner A Cox R Gardner McUarter G Blackwood Lmglex r-apt Dudley Owen eapt Lubec Hlgh 7 At Lubec Rlce 'Well S Stuart Gray Pike F Stuart WIcLellan Owen capt Mlller Card Lubec Hxgh 10 S Stuart Nel Gray F Stuart Rlce Owen capt McLellan Miller Salloway Lubec Hugh 8 S Stuart Neil Gray Rice F Stuart Card Muller McLellan At Lubec pdrlf p 8: rf At Lubec Boynton Hugh 5 Cammlc West capt McPherson Corthell Turner Muldoon McCart Morrxson Galen Machlas Hlgh 1 Mallar Mavnard McDonald Farris Me Laughlm Hanson Stevene Rogers Dinsmore eapt Wash Normal 2 Carter H Whxtney Huntley Norttn F larhox O Whitney Grant Lnkeman eapt Owen, capt Worcester Zifwtnrg att 2 Glass at Iflllla Before blfldlflg the usual farewells wlnch necessarxly cause us to look 1nto the future and ponder on what l1es before us there let us thls evenmg turn back the pages of T1me and, for avxhxle glance over the Records fWl llCll have already become H15 toryj of thxs Illustrlous C? Class of 1916 One two three nearly four years hare elapsed slnce that jllbllilllt band of forty flop boys and gurls began ltS career m the Lubec Hxgh School Lzttle drd lt matter to us that ne were xg nored by the Sophomores, frowned upon by the unxors, and barely tolerated by the stately SCIUOTS The msxgmficant Fresh C219 men honcver were dcstmed to become famous at tn early ape namely by the conferring of I1rst Irlfe m the Speakme, Lontest on one of the young gentlemen ol our class Gerard Xlckerson Even before the first year u as over we had qamecl for ourselves the appellatlon of the unmanaqeables But nhva lfVas1t on account of that game of tag or th tt plll,1llStlC encounter m ltlllcll all so freely took part durmq study hours? Or n as lt the lruer SCTVICC so seclatelx conducted by th Deacons of the class th It xx as re sponslble for thls not tobe desxred pseu donymp In the prmg of the year 1013 ne nel 1 f . . , ' r f . ' cf ' ' . . , 1- ' Bb , . 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' ' ' 1 .' 1' 4' im 1 1 'UC' 1111 1 ' .' - l11 1 1, 111,111 1 111 .'.', 'ith 1 .' l'1. 1111 ' 1' ' 111111' xx'e1'e 1lflCli Zgillll 111 1 1 1 1 1 ' . - Ann .fp ., THE QUODDY LIGHT patrent and persrstent and accomphsh thmgs for yoursely es And he w1ll treat you fan ly and lory 1llX0lll ltlncyclntnts Xnd when you haye rctched the end your heart w lll lcar nothmg but apprec1at1on and grateful Bess towards Pr1nc1p'1l Brldges And thus xt IS Undergraduates the kmg dom of knowledge IS before you You reach lt through drfferent courses through dangers and doubts Of course you can not txpcct to reach the herght some of us have gamcd And you wlll find the way hard at tnncs over brxdges flsrrdgesj of sighs where a car CCarrl can not carry you You w1ll wander through the wood bury flVood buryl yourselves rn the wllderness of An crent Ihstory and be moulded by the potter fllotterj but do not be d1scoura ed Undergraduates for after you have stum bled over the m1ghty rocks of Algebra ex plored the depths of Lat1n roots and burned the mld nlght o1l over Enghsh Com positron and seventh grade spelhng lessons you wrll emerge 1nto the fury of the sub master w lnch IS but a magnet to draw you on w 1th greater force to the goal for whrch you are strnmg Therefore be not down hearted for when you haxe left school and are travelhn, other paths you wrll flnd that the obstacles ln your way whlch you may overcome wrll not always leave you on a lngher plane wlth reward so sure m slght Then lt may please you to remember these happy school days W'e would not have you unmmdful of the respect obedxence and loyalty you owe to your teachers parents school board and lastly to the c1t1zens of your town The beautlful burldmg WhlCh xs your home for several years has been made posslble by the CIUZCIIS of Lubec and they are deservmg of all credrt and all respect as your benefactors Invrte them to v1s1t your school to your soclal fl1I1Ct1OI1S and be courteous to all at all tlmes whether rxch or poor and thus d1s Ilflglllqh yourselves as bemg Worthy of the favors bestow ed upon you It IS doubtful 1f we all ever meet ag?-1111 but the memory of you w1ll hnger 1n our hearts as a joy to bnghten our lonely mo ments as a pleasure through all YICISSIIUCICS as an IUSPIFTIIOH 1n our future wluch now shmes forth full of promise and glad ex pectatxons and towards wlnch our hearts are yearnmg In behalf of the Senlor Class of Lubec II1gh School I bld you FARIIVVFLL Grzmun H S NICkFRqON Glass Jrnplgcrg .Intl I A summer mght an open flre place and sohtnde surely 1 place for dreamlng Such were my thoughts as I sat ln my uncles hbrary one beautlful evemng a short tlme ago Through the open wmdow came the sweet aroma of roses In the drstance an owl hooted a greetmg to 1ts mate As I sat there ponder1ng lt seemed 'ls 1f some subtle mfluence w ere working wlthm me Chanc mg to look ln the glowmg embers lo' a VISION seemed to be TIQIUQ wlth the flames IIITQI I beheld a mere shape enveloped in a must but hI lClll'llly rt became clearer 'md I C243 saw a small house w ltll vmes runnmg around lt everywhere lnterwoy en with flowers of varlous hues A verltable abode of the nymphs In the garden was a woman workmg mdustnously ust a short wav from the gate w as a large slgn vuth thls rn scrlptlon Three mlles to M1lbr1dge As I was wondermg what all thls meant the lady glanced toward the road and I started from my armchalr as I beheld my old school frlend Maude Adams Maude had always been lnterested 1n Mdbrldge The flames dled down As they rose 4 , , 1 v ' 'Q -Z y .3 -3 x -4- i . x . r 13 v - - ml 1 - Y' r ' . lx! 7' - ' Y l f. 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Y l C I K i V 1 P - THE QUODDY LIGHT agam I saxx a court room thronged wxth people A door 1U the rear opened and a burly poheeman came 1n IIe xxas leadmg a xxoman xx hose dlsarranged hat and torn clothmg spoke of a severe tussle Hangmff from her shoulder xx as a drlapxdated banner xv1th Notes for Women on lt The officer dragged her roughly to the Judges bench, and as she turned to grve vent to her wrath I recognrzed Blanche Ingoldsby What nnsdemeanor could Blanche have comnntted to be dragged hke tlns mto a court room? My currosxty was soon satrsfied A man came forward hmpmg, as though m great pam hrs arm IH a shng and lns head band tged so that none of h1s features were dxs cermble He mounted the steps to the XVII ness oox xvhere he told hrs sad story xx lnle potntmg an accusmg finger at Blanche I xvas wondermg xx hat her pumshment would be and whether the Judge xxould be very severe, xvhen that austere person looked up from h1s xvork, and there IH the Judges charr sat Myron Ax ery He gazed sharply at the prlsoner and w1th a start of surprlse recogmzed Blanche For old UHICS sake he dlsnnssed the case xx 1ll'lOllt further pre hmmarres She turned picked up a large banner xvlth Doxxn wlth Hen on It and walked proudly out of the court room, xx hlle the KIIQIIIIICCI Judge condescended to snnle bchmd h1s hand Myron h td exldently fol lowed the professlon of hrs heart but Illanche had certamly changed her theory about men slnce her school davs The flames slowly subsxded Ks they mounted hlgll once more I saw a woman ln somber dress hold1ng a large Brble m her hand Judglnff from her tppearance she xxas a deaeoness and as she turned her faee tow ard me I reeognwed another class mate Carrle Bangs Dear classmttes do you not all remember how Carrle used to quote qcrrpturep INoxx the scenes seemed to haxe changed to an orlental land and I saxv a beautxful house whose mterlor furmslungs xled wlth the grandeur of Solomon Se ated on a Turlsxsh rug I beheld our popular frlend C253 Qhtton Lodman urrounded bx a eroxx d of lleelllflllll luhes xxhlle 111 the midst an elf hee fure xx In otermxf 1 dance to te Dettles Ioor Lhfton was tlx axs fond of the ladies Once more the flames arose and affam a small house cnne mto VICVN lxxo people eame to the door One was a lidy xxlth a ctt purrmg tround her feet and a parrot pere aed on her shoulder lhe other xx ls a geutlemm with a lonff flowmq be 1rd md c erxcal robes A they e une ne ner Iecoffnxfed txxo of my cltssmltes Nllbel Comstock a seennngly happy old mul tnd xmes Look 1 tnunster ly lns gestre a tion he xx ts exrdently Consolmg Nlabel by tle well Isnown saxmg t 1 bet'e1 to ttxe loxed md lo t th m nexer to luxe loved at oxx ly the dymo 'mes arose ag m lllllllllllitlllff the room Nx ith then ruddv Qloxx Ns I eontmued to adunre the beauty of the bl we there tppeared the mterxor of a large restaurant gorgeously decortted wnh palms and flowers Xs far as the exe could dressed peolle Qlowly doxxn th center axsle came a HIHIKICII e trrymg a large platter dexterouslx balanced upon her h md IC netred the lat table my excs oven xvlth am uement 1 I beheld our brrlhant el lssm tte Cora Los: I'he beautx at d SIYICIOIMNCX of the place hlled me xxlth xxonder As I f'?l7LCl about the room I noticed that a eurtam m the rear of the restaurant xx as rrsmg Qurely that mt elba et I thouf lt Qoon a on ntteen young luhes began to danee wtth much rhythm and grace One figure more oraeetul than the rest attracted mx atten tlon and as she undultted wlth rhxthnnc txxlrls toxx 1rd the front of the stage I held mx bre 1th m sheer tstomshment tor there saxx our cla mtte enmf llqffm Ks the flnnes pukled and craclsled a battleheld took shape xx ltlnn them Tat and wut t 1e wounded ltx teelsm f m the h oof o the fallen Qloxxlx W'lllxlII'7 care u x e t ae fl ttub thelr ltst repose elme a r ' 1 I v' I 73 - Q , , , . 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X .1 .A D .X 1 , r . , . .i . ,, . 1 . - Y ' ' '21, . 4 K y, , 1 2 ' ' 1 I. . , , . 1 ' , -K i- - , A Y u H , 1 . , . -4 N ' ' is Y ' u , 1 ,, .. 1. 1 L. . 1 , ' - 1 . .. 1' s X ' 1 1. . .5. xi z .1 1 ' 1 1, xx. 1 1 1 - - f 15' I .: , - 11 1 ' 1 THE QUODDY LIGHT books the flag pole wxth 1ts large Hag and pennants the lawns and beautlful flow er beds cox ered xx 1th forget me nots the fully equlpped and modern gymna srum wlth 1ts quarters for entertaxnmg v1s1t1ng athlet1c teams the broad and extensue campus wrth 1ts large sw1m mmg pool bordermg rt the nolseless corrldors for smaller gymnastlc exer CISCS, the athletlc field wxth 1ts quarter m1le runmng track 1ts baseball and football grounds all broken leyden jars, beakers electroscopes magnetlc needles radlometers condensers voltmeters and dynamos the model bubble fOLlHt2l1Il and sanltary drmkmg cups XVe also be queath the finxshed CPD tennis court 'i1xth VVe bequeath to the jumors, our sk1ll 1n foolmg and blufling some of the teachers bewenth To the Inslgmlicant Fresh men we leave our fear of those teachers who are champ1on athletes as football players and wrestlers, and also the Z-llllllty to attend to your work on the lnstant Trghth XVe bequeath to all under classmen Our old note books with prob lems 1n them completely solxed all old compos1t1on books w1th French and Latm CXCFCISCS fully translated All new books donated to OLII' reference hbrary ly QCHIOFS who earned Fifty Cents ly their own work all Slfllple words to Wlt preposterousness peptohyd rochlor1c preraphaelxtlsm vertrgrnousness plenxpoten 1'1ry rhamphorhynchus these we would also bequeath all the teachers who gave us poor marks And a free trap to Alaska on the government cutter XVoodbury, bemg of sound m1nd and fully I'C3ll7lI1g that there will be plenty of bree7es to carry them along lf the motor power should faxl them Know mg through our experlence keen lntellect and superlor judgment the great need of moldmg the crude and unrefined mass of human clav brought mto our hlgh 1nst1tu tlon of learnlng, we bequeath to them a C295 dlylne gut a Potter Xlllth fo the Latln DIXISIOIIS XXe bequeath the fUllUXXlI1g QLlUtdUOIlb X ar1 um et muta blle semper lemma XX oman IS a changmg and nckle thmg Lausa mall tant1 comux XX oman IS the cause of much trouble Xxres acqu1r1t eundo Rumor acqu1res strength nn her progress Tenth 'lo the lrench DIXIQIOIIS XX e bequeath the quotatlons Les hommes s elex ent par leur trax a1l Xlen rxse by rn dustry Reculer pour mlcux sauter fo go back 111 order to mtke a better leap ll ne faut pas aller p xr quatre CllLITlll1S One should not seek crooked ways Elexenth 'lo the Bpanlsh Greek Ital IEIII Swedish Russlan Pe1san I'lLlI1g'lI'1 an Cxermtn l'l21XVill3.11 Llnnese Lptnesc Hmdoostfm Scandln H1311 'Tl,1I'klSll Bul garxan Arablan and all other folcrgn language DIXISIOHS XXe bequeath unrc serx edlx our mterprcter Professor Cntto Tuelfth fo our future Domestlc Qcxence Class The Kxtchen Cabxnet for Illallxlllg' hot cocor new automolnle for brmglng them to school on foggy flax s Fourteenth To the Out of Town Pu plls The Justice and hrgh esteem ex pressed to them through class Splflt the rnuddv rc tcls and snow drlfts 1nd the com tx une for mrrung puplls to sthool through the same on the conxenlence for such d u s the two the town of Lubec qummer qtreet tll chewxng gum left under the desks hx forgetful puprls Fxfteenth Fo those pursuxng thc Qcr entrfic Course XVhether Zoologx lixolo gy Phx sxologx Fmbrxology Xleterologx Mrneralogy or 'vtlliljlllg' under Xle chamcs klIlClT1'ltlC9 rlxntmrcs hxdrosta t1cs elementary hxdronamrcs and elementarv tllCI'IIl0ClXI1'lIT1lL9 or rn Tlec tr1c1tx and Xlagnetlsm the 1'T'l'1Q'I1CIlC phenomena clectrostltlcs ClLLlIYUlx1IlCllCQ thermoelcctmclty and xx lrelesc telegraphv bm terous d'1vs also rrxlng clothing on Carrs proxldcrl bv one runnrng from 4 . . . 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Our class Fas solved many probkms per hw s gwena few But 111 m all e h'1ve been the prmde of our teacherQ just to preserve the mnmory of those days I have, wlth much consldemtxon '1CL11IUUl8.tCd a few glfts Please Qcccpt them from whence they comL Maud you are hem to thu last but m j.1nu'1ry you c xme mar desemng Hb Ac upt thls rmg, xxe'1r1tt111M111br1dgc yearn C301 11 1 mu protxt bx hw nolmlcncw 11111161 mri lngh 1I1111lX buulug cxpusbul L I I NIINIUYY XXHI kt hmcumf, act our h'mr1 wt mul I uhm 4 un x I 0 la X ll I XXII X1 th1Q Twenty Qcwm Lf mm 111 the 'XC'1I ot our I Old om tl md uma hundred 'md bxxtgen gl XIOI U x mu 111 when 'mr clcc 1101 mx 11 L Ulf 11111 Q I 101.1 I Sl ANU ki m our 5 amy 'md ug 111 thou' prmcmc md mc ITIQNLIILL rf mug 'lI'lOtlC1 md lt IIICIY' rc quot 'wlllbkkllllfltrlll'11d1T1L5llLI'C,tU'1S nit mskw tlus lxxcntx Qcwud du of unc D 111! it Iuhcc N11 Ulu GPxxx1LI1: Lxxr U1 Q Tumi x X Ixcrxi Pmck N X xxcl x I Gu mx Il S 'Num RN UE ihnflff' mg C1115 once more A Blble the Chrlstqdelphmn creed wut ten ln the front Carwe w1th IDC 'nd of this you max get Mr Brldgus mtuested m 5 our creed Chfton afa you are gomg to be '1 mm mg engmeer I h1vc Secured for you '1 deed to the Q0 called T e'1d Mmm Xxrlth lt goes a rlght of way to Jud Small s Gladys I do not know hw name but what 5 the dlf? Wlth th1s paper you can write h1m many love letters XVITCICSS IS one of the achlevcmcnts of thxs 'lgg Hfxvmg some expgrxcnee in thw l1ne I hive construued '1 U 11'1SI'l1llt11lL, wt for Cook Hooker I can guarantee thu set to send ten feet Senda message up to Nxckerson lNel11c be not downheqrted, even xf the T H y L ' O , ' L 1 II T xx' 1-:wx thi Hun. X'illL'Cl1I iiuttw. A. B., 1 T111 all zu' 'A H' SQ of Rl, .X,. Vlm. DN LI.. IJ., Il, . I. S. 1 ts 1 I' WL ' .' -1 ' z 'lb tm' flux uw 1: ns 111 lm cvcry art. gm-l sul .Ml 1 tvs-T11 A 'IX' ' Y' I: IN 2. ' ' . , . 2 'IZ JF, XX' pjrvxx' un Rl. ln' A' .. i. K'I11'irlQ'CS', fn' X 'H S 1 f .. . W I I Cl'H:4FiI1r,' the 1'igff1m11s c-xzlminnmi Ilf 'cr flvlz '- tln: to DC ur st XILL ' 1 111-1 mgjw 1 'l'l f5ff4Jl11'f'CZ1l'S. I 1 . 1 1 ' 25 .' A LA . - ' '-. ' 1 115' mfs' is',. 1 nd Q 'J X A ' A - 3: 1-2 'I . 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T ' ' L 1 , 4 ' TI I' QLODDX LIG IT fellows do not ask to go home XVlIh you for m my hand I hold a beau for you A long as you keep th1s you w1ll never be Wlthout one M1ldred, so that you may remember those 1abor1ous days wh1cl1 you spent1n the preparat1on of your part 1n the ever CISGS here to nlght I gweyou th1s Red Cross Set em up 1n the other alley Ernest th1s cue ball, composed of m1tcr1als un common 1n the ordmary ball 1S 1nd1spen sable to one who YVISIICS to become a shark It may be a l1ttle heav1er B'1s1l take th1s hanarner for, 1f you do not I may be tempted to throw lt at some one ln the aud1ence If you pound on Hughy s door w1th th1s l1e may l1sten to your proposal C,hr1st1ana 1n your br1ef career as an actress last December you lacked one make love To help you, I have here a book entxtled Love Down by the Sea Cora before you cross the Alps to de scend 1nto Italy IQIVG you a p1ck Wuh th1s you ought to be able to p1ck yr ur way along the Pike as you have of late The other day someone Sald to me If the excesswe length of INILRCTQOTI s feet were added to h1s he1ght he would be quxte tall Gerard 1f you put these on you Wlll be ten per cent taller Abram after you came from that reg1on out west you developed 1nto a wonderful p1tcher That you may not forget It I present you w1th a ball As far as poss1ble I have Q1ven sweets to the sweet salts to the salt and medals to the fresh Ann1e, please accept th1s C31D bow of chocolates I hmle th y Sl orange Blanche from noyy on 1IXX1ll nrt be nec essary for you to oy en you1 book to und the answer to a quesuon Th1s K R1v has the power to do that Nir Qntto can tell yOll hoav 1t yyorks Ursula, as you haye not yetfound 1 rem edy for Burns I took pa1ns to find some salye that w1ll TCIIBVC y 111 W ho deserves a cash g1ft? To the best of my Judgment If IS D lVlS jtke 1f you put th1s ecnt at mterest tt s111pe1eent 1 Wlll double 1tsclf 1n SIXILCII ye trs mel ewht mmths X1ctor hoxy IS the f ymcf pan busme Q Here IQ a pan l lee that 1 sed 1n don CSIIC se1ence courses In a short t1me It w1ll be the u111ve1sal CIZL urt so that you 1n1y no fxll oy Cthej Chff at the Neck I r lVC you 1 cheek Alb1on we leuow you love the l tel1e-5 and that y 111 ere 1 seeond Bel Brummel but neyerthc ess tt e 1h1nt IIOIII ne Stop wl1en the word eom s t will vI1ss jenkms othe1yv1 e she w1ll s ty How I h tte y 111 M1l1el whe1e ls the Ael1M1y 9 Lf ne have I search cl for her no doubt Vlll 11ve too W ell here she 1 tll but he rust1c sert Nlelhn s tood tor btbus TIIIS must bc for our el rss baby Irlla the stutl lS 1 anteed to make tat btbcs but let me at sure you that ll yy1ll keep you Nt and rosy Thelma smee you wlll h we to part yy1th Raymah s eteznal eomp my next t tl I glye yo11 th1s puppy so you yy1l1nfyc h tyc to be XVlIhOllt one Leah, as you have 1bo11tyyo1n out the broom at the Church I IVC you one yy1tl1 WhlCh you may contmue to help Fzeel 4 7 I , I ' I ' . . t ' 1 0 ' are J mr , , ' r V . 5 I . , '. 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V . x 4 a THF OUODDY LIGHT X era how many pints in a bushel? Six teen That is all right except that there are sixty four bruce you 'irc such a shark 1n mathematlcs I present you with '1 book on short cuts in arithmetic Harry you have seen these cant at ford cars ' Here 15 a can afford known as a fliver This louse came from my head I have raised it to be a Ford you raise it to be a utney and we w1ll Jit J t Jit to South Lubec Where did this come from? Ah music a walt? at that Oh yes it s for you Jane it to bed with you ard perhaps you will have a dreamy waltz Raymah do you remember when you were fmt? You are going back to your natural self Add this Jar of Altl fat to your supply Ithmk you know how to use It to get the best results At last everybody has received a gift Although VVhat? Did I forget him? Myron I have not forgotten you fpinnlng on a un medaU Behold ladies and gentle men one from the wilds of 'Worth Lubec versed in the knowledge of combing his halr When you first came down here to be educated one could not touch you wxth a long pole This last year you have changed Oliver Th1s med ll shows the apprec1at1on of the class As I said before everybody has re pensive excepting Miss Adams diamond they satisfy the purpose I have given only to those who are deserving Never theless I will have to hide for a few days You may soon forget the p esenter but let me ask you never to forget tl'e Class of 1916 Henry D Tucker lann nf the Cllluan nf 1915 Myron Avery to enter Bowdoxn College V1ctorSalloway, to ente Wesleyan Umversxty Middletown Conn Henry Tucker to enter Phillips Exeter Cora Cox to enter Bates College Alden Davis to enter Middlebury College Vermont Clxfton Bodman to enter Colorado School of Mines Gerade Nickerson to enter the Unlversity of Maine Nellie Knowles and Blance Ingoldsby to enter Farmmgton Normal Ernest Malloch to enter Bl1ss Electrical School Washington D C Ursula Godfrey to enter Eastman Business College Poughkeepsie N Y Raymah Ienklns to enter Wheaton College Gladys Huckms to enter Gray s Business College Vera Myers Laura Small Carrie Bangs, Leah Ramsdell ard Mildred Lake to en ter Machias Normal School Ella Cox Thelma Ingalls and Annie Ramsdell to remain in Lubec Undecided Jenn1eH1gg1ns Bas1lM1ller Harry McBr1ety Albion Rice Maude Adams James Cook and Chrlstiana Mulholland Mabel Comstock to enter Burdett s Commercxal School Boston C325 V J .44 7 ' ' ' 1 ' I , - - q . .I .k' f L . 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' . z w. . . . :,' z Q '. z I ' ', , ' ' ' . , L I .'. .1 '., . ,'.a is -' T THE QUODDY LIGHT Uzslehtlzlnrg We stand tonlght somevv hat ln the P051 tlon of a soldler leavlng hlS home to defend hls country He IS standlnff at the gate tak ln: one last look at the famlllar scenes of clllldllood How dear they all are to hlm Ile does not know whether he vvlll ever see the old homestead agaln He thlnks of posslble death on the held of battle and the grlef of hls age strlcken parents, who stand WCCpll1g ln the doorway of the old vlne covcred cottage He reallzes that ll1glltS when they wlll gather around the falnlly altar for vvorshlp that he vllll be far far avvay and he seems to hear thelr prayers for hls safety Slowly strapplng hls knap sacl on llls back, he turns for llls last look at the old homestead vvlllch has sheltered lllm from h1S youth up Then the Hood of mem orles all so preclolls to hlm and the thought of probable death svveep over hlm and he checls h1S step But love of collntry IS stronger, and he moves on agaln ralslng hls arm clad IU blue to brush away the tears sprlnglng to lllg eyes He has novv parted forever fronl the slght of hls aged and vveeplng parents He has left forever hls chlldhood home Such, my frlends 15 patrl otlsm the love of country NVe are fOlllQ'lll2 ln the posltlon of that soldler We too are pallslng at the scenes so famlllar alld dear to us lVe are lO0lxlllS5' hack tonlght over the four years that we have spent together Manv happy days alld pleasant memorles rlse up before us VVC too ale settlnq out lnto the unknown future and are leavlng bClllIlCl us companlons ell cleared to us by many a tle iome of us may never return to our llatlve homes Thls nlght marks the end of four long years of arduous toll hot only have we galned knowledge but SOl'l1CllllI1g far more useful CYDCFICHCC, not entlrely ours alone bllt that of others, vv hlch lf rlglltly observed and made use of IS as advantageous to us as lf It were our own The great men of bygone tlmes seem to have arlsen before Us C337 lnd to have vv arned us to '1XO1Cl thclr mls takes Let lllm vvho desplses the Zlttillll ments of the past the glory and grandcllr of Greece alld Rome re1ll7e that It IS from the past that vve learn lessons of vvlsdoln for the future Tor It 15 On the rulns of the past blooms the perfect flolv er at last For years vve have been preparlnff ourselves for the battlcs of llfc by puttln f on the ar nlor of ed lcatlon l'or vvhxt vvc ll we pre parcd vve know not fhc future ls ll1ilClCTl from us Yet lve do know that prcpared ness spells efflclency ln whatsoever vve un deltlkc and tllat efhclency 15 a statlon on thc road to success To lay nly fI'lLIlKlQ llothcr sO1t of prepared less 15 lffltatlllr thc l'IIlCl We are told that ixIIlLI'lCfl the T1CllCSt Hllfl falrest land on earth lles llllde fendel and almost helpless before anv ull scrupulous alld envlous forelgn lflfaflel' I c rse of actual vv ar vve must send forth mll llOIlS of the best blood 111 Xnlerlca un lI'llllCCl 'nd lIll1Jl'0pCIlV equlpped to be llll5lllCI'Cfl hae shccp before a I5ClfL,Clly 'llIllCCl and fllQCll3llllC1'l foe 'lhev lvlll al loss of the ilovvel of our manhood bc the IBIICL that we shall pay for olr CI'llIllll'1l fo lv The llI'ClJl ands of war lJl'lllQlIV ' de ltll alc' ClLhl1l'lLllfJU l ltll thcm have no yet reached our shorcs XX e prav th It thev vvlll l ot Put lf they do let us le preparcd to nleet thenl Nlcnlbers of the Qchool Loard Mthouqh vve lla lS to I osltlons of ggleat fllQtlllCllOI'l and renovvn Ill the vvolld under the mot adverse ClI'CllIllQt'll'lCC9 yet progress 19 never surcr nor sllccess more probable lill'lIl whcn lve are lll the Illlflhll of pleas mt Hllfl ade qllate sulroulldlllqs Sl ch as you lavc lllo ed to lJI'Ovltl6 for Us aou Xkllll tlc approval and the support of th cltlzells of tlllq tolvn htve bllllt for Us a school home of l r s vve part from you ue vvlsh to aclcllfalllcflqc o lr Q'I'1t1'llClC 'lllfl tllanks for the manv adv an 1 , 0 Vx I 7 l ln l ' Y ' 1 v I xl l . , 1 - c . . 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'- v , , , . . ., vlllCll uc nllly vvcll l,c p ond. .X ' ' ' Y ' ' I I I I K. . 1 5 I V ' X v L THE QUODDY LIGHT tages kind and efficient instructors that you have secured for us and all that you have dont for our school Undergraduates XX e are leaving in your hands tonight a great trust the future of Lubec H1gh School It is our most earnest hope that you wlll endeavor to raise the standard of our school so that the grad nates will have an equal chance with those of other hlgh schools and not be compelled to attend some preparatory school in order to gain admisslon 1nto college Remember also that you henceforth will set an example for the other underclassmen RHISC up for them 1 lofty standard Your pleasant sur roundmgs will be of great asslstance to you in producing a better grade of work than we your predecessors who have for three years been compelled to roam from one building to another and have reached our final school home only to find that we must leave it Set your mark high and aim for xt What if you seemingly fail? james Russell Lowell says that 'Not failure but low aim is crime As we bid you Farewell we wish to remind you again that upon you depends the future of Lubec High School Teachers This is an occasion to whlch we have looked forward with Joy but now that it has arrived we feel regret We are memory goes back over the time we recall the many mstances of your kindness for bearance and lnterest m our progress Sa C349 Time will fail to erase you from our mem- ory for we have found in you a counselor and a friend You have trlcd not only to impart knowledge to us but to cultn ate our minds WVe are unable to gne sufficient thanks to you for your zeal and faithfulness It is with a deep sense of our obligations to you that we bid you Good bye My Classmates Tomght our school frlendshlp is broken Vle must part W are reluctant to sever the ties which blnd us to our school and to each other Thus far we have had no great tasks to perform no great obstacles to overcome But now the voice of duty IS calling us from these re trelts into the arena of life We are now gomg forth to take our places in life s great struggle But let us go forth with a pur pose a noble purpose and that inflexible determination that knows no failure Let perseverance mark our efforts and morality our conduct Let us act our part like men 'md women Classmates we have spent four long years together Who can look back at those days wlthout one long, long sigh Who would not wish to hve them ocr again The last exercises that mark the dividing hne between school life and the unknown future are over The ties of friendship which above all ties doth bind the heart have been severed Friends and classmates dear farewell MYRON PIALBURTON AVERY T l , , , , Y 1: , v. . . ' V , . Y l I - h ' if - Y? A l ' ' ' ' . ' . . e rr 1 . - a ' Y . . 1 L r ' V . . . . V ' ' ' ' - . 5 . . . , . Us . L. - t , 5 ' - . . , V 3 Y . u n y , . ' 4 . . . W 1 . Y . . ,, . . I o . J , , . 1 C ' N 'I I s L Q . . ' . ! ll ' , . . . . . . to part after a year of study with you. As ,Q ' ' . . y y , , ' ' - . 1 , . A I 5 , 1 - ' ' 9 Cl I 5 THE QUODDY LIC 951951515 NW' eg? 1+ Q MW' -'V'VN Sqn' Q 9 qvvvslk Q? af Y 1 Miss Porter If Flora Johnson draws a Card can Jes ste Cook P F A S uses a gallon of words to ex press a teaspoonful of thoughts Once there was a fellow and hls name was Frank He sat down to fish on a r1ver bank A great bxg plke gave a pull on the pole And Frank took a bzth m the swrmmmg ho e For Rent' One flat 1n George Grays head Apply to G C Gray It s too bad Carroll Peacock broke has rrght arm It would have been better to have M-usted lt on Mlss J Cox Wanted' A carpenter to mend a few leaks ID Don Saunders head Burdell Trecartm hkes gulls eggs Oh' I-Te came from Grand Manan and that ac counts for xt Could John Hunt for the bram matter mn hts head nf we helped htm? Lost' Somewhere between Post office and Hxgh School a few hund ed steps Finder please notxfv 'vitss Pauline Woodbury M H A fttanslatmgl mgens 'tngms lapsus per aras The huge snake glxded through the axr 4359 qual crrcum htora clrcum pxscosos scopul os volat Like an ancestor flying around the shores and over the fish covered rocks V A S Ctranslmttngj Huc gemmas nunc flecte acres Hxther turn your double eyes The L H S choir seems to be very fond of Whisper mg Hope Let us hope Ernest 1sn't going to the bad despite the fact that he is often seen on English ground Wanted A bottle of Antx fat and Style book for R L J 16 Goat Getters The person who walks off wxth the onlv Mame Register under her arm and lsn t seen agam until 12 25 E M C 6 Oh' why is xt Henry you are growing so pxous? Sh' say nothmg at all Is xt because you are vnsxtxng Machxad Sh' say nothlng at all I must believe these reports are true Sh' say nothmg at all But as ms known to only a few Sh ' say nothxng at all If Mxss Crane went automg would Hen ry Tucker ln P If not would she hlt the Plke P 1 H T 0 , , Q ag f 49,5 -7 V, , ,Tip ' ja I7 ' s- Y' ,H-I - l rf' U I .r .lflflr .V . I Livingston Pines for his lost sweetheart A- D- iftfa-HS'af'D27 fAViS Similis. 1 . ' ' . ' f Q , . 1 . - . . . A - . 'A 1 - . . . . 1 - 'I . THF QUODDY LIGHT SMILES Contmued Takeallttle txp from Vera or she Owen and Harry are p1etty good frlerds In fact ll s somethmg un anny There s a reason for thls my sterlous trend Would you hke rt P I ll tell you I s fknme Here IS to Leah Fred IS her chum But speakmv of Lloyd he s on the bum Although Belxa has started chxcken r'11s mg ID bl epy Hollow she stlll hnds txme to attend to her soclal dutles R P an alleged wom tn hater has been caught by a falr d tmsel F T seems to be extremely interested ln a certam member of the be-:mor Class We are a lzttle body that numbers twenty two In the northwest corner of the bulldmg We have our vtork to do Wxth Bridges as our leader Belteve me we re some fast but don t forget for 'ln mstant That we are the Sophomore Class We are not very fond of English And we re not ln love Wllh French But when rt comes to Math Ou thmrst for studles we quen h But never mlnd my reader, our school days now are o er And we have a famt recollectlon that We are ncarxnff the gold '1 shore VWN 18 ' e curfew shall not rung tonight' because we have lost our BellfHoraceJ Goat Getter No 2 The person who trxes to subtract the mterest from the face of your note C C B 16 I vt onder why M L L 16 doesn t VlS1I Deer Island now perphaps lt IS because the Fountam refuses to work C369 won' t be pl ased heard In The Classroom Where's Myron? He s up 1n the ty pewrnmg room Why I dld nt know Myron took type wrtung ' he does nt exactly but he seems very much xnterested at present ln all type writers especlally the Oliver Semor Engllsh Mlss W What can you tell me of Macbeth s character Mr B? C B B tvery dlgmfiedl He was men tally dxsranged Cdcrangedl Mlss W What was Lord Byrons ln firmxty? Pupxl Peg leg Senxor C1v1cs M B What part d1d L NI S He had charge of the first corpse Ccorpsl Mr B Can a man be excluded from votmg because he has red haxr? RR Nnno str hheccant h help tt' Mr B Dld you say Columbus dled ln 1506? E M C No str he dled m peace When R J goes to the ,Tumor Prom Or even a Tmker Dance She often comes home at two or three And finds they haven t left out the key She wears out the battertes on the bell, And pounds the wmdows and doors pell mell Hurrah' she has a happy thought And qmcxly wends her way Thtough her relat1ve s door and to bed and thls 18 the prayer she d say Oh Father' don t let my parents for ge When I stay out tlll three That they only have one daughter to love And make them hang out the key J W - . . u s y, 1 f e ' . vm - K - v ' A ' Y , ' . . , ' C . , rv ' I ' ' I It , . I . . 7, 1 sc . , ' , ' ' . ' . t'. - - ra ' ' Wel., ' , 4 . L : . : ' . . .,, ' V ' li I ' . . . x . Z- . c y t . L . . , n 0 1 n 4 u . . ' . ' C , . I . . - . .' z - - - v - - . . . . 2- In I- . The S0Dh0m0fe ClaSS General-play in this battle? . L . . ' 7 - 1 Y I W . li l . 'l ' ' v X . ' 7 ' ' C , A. . .-' -. - , , - - - m v ' , - ' O 7 . . 7 . , - .. . . 'I r ' ' ' c . 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Oh Iknow the Grwzly bear Oh love ll 15 aheaxenlv th1n ' dut Nlaudt rt fused to p1rtake And when ln xam he d come a un TIICIF engftgetnent dxd she break Lost strayed or stolen a dlme cotned ru the mmt at Auffusta finder please re turn toL NI S 716 and TCC6IXClClkdl'd It Nixss Carr runs would Ra1lDodf e and Verne Nell fkncelj X lc leuule 1f she ltkes Dastpoxt B111 er She u1ll no doubt answer 111 the rhrmatxve but the qu st1on1s xull Har rm ton 3 C372 Ye Tragedy of Ye Phoney Call T xx is several rows from Sal to Nhb So balw passed notes Nloreover He of en roamed to get near Nlab So F B dubheo bal ' Roxer Nlftb plmcd her p ut tn tlus l1ttle Oftrne 7 Xnd she pxss d n tes Xiortov r en 'Klub xx tntc d al near ry Slf ul ustled Came here Rower TOZIYTI S l took NI b to th shou one eve -'md sit lil the se cond row B the h d a phonev call to leave Rwlmt tn tl e m1 tdle of the show But me uns ut e xou know And vxhtle poor Sal wanted the call Nlab sat above tt the shou T B xx as next to the stunt they say And he hustled up to the show And smugbtled ne xr Nhb 1n Rover s sunt Rwht down ID the second row en Sal c me buck fro1n e phonev call Xnd founi hrs seat occl med So he slmked awav to the Juvenxle row -Xnd looked sott of glassy ey ed Trcre s a moral to thts l1ttle tale my fmeuds So llstcn to lt Rovers all If you take your Nlab to the ptcture shovv Don t ansvwe1 'my phoney call And Flla satd Let us pray . , Y l - i 5 ' 41 - f 1 , . . 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Mechanlcs' Tools Sporting Goods 1959969966559999i9?95999996999995959599 GGSGGQSGGGSGK 566666666966696666569656S66Q OVES, TIN E F Sheet Iron Worker and Successor to NICKEL HINKLEX Sz Co Plumbms vvare Steam, Hot Water 55 Water Street and Furnace J' -2' EAsTPoRT MAINE Heatlng llur Merchandise Wlll Stand the Test of Comparison W W W Our Goods are alxx ays fresh and new W'e buy often We ask for your busmess on the bed rock bas1s of Better values Wlth '1 few excepuons old prlces prev'11l here M111 your orders we will pay strxct attentxon to them and pay parcels post 9995' 6666 6 The EASTPORT DRY GOODS COMPANY BANTK SQUARE EASTPORT ME 6995 5 ef u 'G' w V V V 0 to V in V to E' W 3, 3 3 to w w J, nf to u 23 n to w 3, w fees ,. , I-CZ:-:::jj:::.'..jX93 ?'III1ZI21 ........ ........................... . . ...... .. .. se n 'J nr l U3 s. r Q s. + '-I 7 SZ - . II ' 1 22 A ' E 1 W ' ' W ' ' W ne ' 'h W 1 S94 1 ' W 1 '1 x Y 7 nf r '- ' I .- . K .. if 1 , y .. '94 . L I , , 1 .. Q. .. nz 4 n . 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QUET or the mrre actlve game of TENNIb or the stlll more stren is uous game of BASEBALL you will find here every essential for per ,9999 9999 99999999 9999 99999999 sonal and field equxpment We have bv '1ll odds the largest stock of thlngs needed for outdoor sports and games that um be found in any other store 1n this sectlon And lf you llke to while aw ay your lemsure m a HAMMOLK Ol a SWING tney too are here xn great varlety Bicycles, Fishing Tackle, Etc. TH E G W CAPEN CORPORATION Water Street Eastport Mame lg 2 Erahwh Jlnnuranre Agrnrg 5 mllhnf A S1123 funn. amxssa 9999 Jmmmnw General Jlnnuranrr 5899198 Bank Builbing ill EBBICIII IDBUIC 9999 9999 2 1 Z 5 1 2 at as 2 1 1 SE 1 2 2 5 IIJt mulrr Strut Bwfvort, maine A.- ............ K .... . .... .. . .. .. .TA ' ' - - ' , mn. - I . n n l o I n I r, 'K-11 A . I' I:,' . 9 .1-f - 'LJ- '-1 4 I I :ff- Z1-.- . . . ' .. 1. :. ' - - ,a f,... , . II N I., ' 'Z I ' W ' Q .. , , - - ' I U ly I - ' II . x . l ' .. 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UNOBSKY Proprietor HOUGHTON STORE NEW SUMMER FOOTWEAR MEC MAINE Water Stxeet Lubec F' A BUCK 84 CZOIVIPANY MAOHINISTS AND BLACKSMITIIS JOBBINC' OF ALL KINDS 'NIFG5 OF FACTOPX QLP LITQ Galvamzed and Black Sheets Wholesale and Retaxl PIPE 8z rITTINGb HEAVY HARDWARE IRON 'md S'1 FEL Machme C rrlage and Qtove Bolts Lag Screw Cup and 5etSc1L Fairbanks Morse 8. Ce Engines, Steam Pumps Light Plants 81 Saw Frames CRUDE Ol L. ENGINES WATER STREET EASTPOR1 MAINE vNl k T H L , ' . 1 II T I --I 1 1 I 7, ' 9 9 T ' - ' . 0 I ana. ' ' s ' .' 's ' X I - We 'Vai 5 . . . . Wg, Q E? c n :ses ar, n c E I , N ' 0 ff V' I I .L . ' rc: , . 1 , ,, , 554i 2 . , - ca HI ' ' -- ll S49 4.f' fe? . . , ff I , . a o ore m 5 nor, fo 1, g Q Zo Q 2 is f N 9 Q . I-J 4eLz1 I , U - v-1 I V 1 I a - 4 1 LT nu 1 X I E I P L- . 1 N, t . 'E If a 4 C lx I J 1 ' , fe ' . '. ' 's, : . U .' 'I-rs . . . . - , - ' ' is . 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