Maine Central Institute - Trumpet Yearbook (Pittsfield, ME)

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Q u THE 1921 TRUMPET Vol IX alibi' wxxiaiftcl, as HT T' Ti 1 1 1 i' 53 5 1, bf' , T., ,M. ., IFE Frederick Main Fuller. Bellrope. Born at Unity, Me., Aug. 13, 1901. Attended Unity High School, one year. Entered M. C. I. in fall of 1918. Orchestra 121, 131, C455 English Scientific Course. Home address, Unity, Maine. This small lad about six feet three in height, resembles Gabriel blowing on his horn. Almost any hour in the day or night, the S0un.d will draw a crowd to his room. He is also our French shark, and in Algebra he cannot be beat? '? ? 'I ? Well, Bellrope, old man, We Wish you great success and when you are elected mayor of Unity we beg of you not to forget the class Of 1921! Christine Helen Eames Reddy Born at Searsport, Maine, Oct. 4, 1903. Att nd- ed the public schools of Searsport. Attended Sears- port High School three years. Entered M. C. I. in fall of 1920. Soccer 1453 Endball 445. Normal Course. Home address, Searsport, Maine. This demure little girl from, Well We hardly know, but it must be a land of sunshine, is one of our most diligent and capable students in school, We do not know about her secrets, but we know one of her pleasures is sitting beside Wiley at the dining table. Christine, we wish you the greatest of success when you are the Leading Lady of the Land, and we shall not forget you as a member' of the class of 1921. 26

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1RN.l of 'Z an xv WY vu' VOl. IX. THE 1921 TRUMPET - me ee 7 ff fir: I 6 Clifford Vining Chisholm. Cliff Born at Somerville, Mass., Oct. 1, 1903, At- tended Hartland Academy 1917. Entered M, C, I, fall of 1918. Baseball 121, 131, 141g Basketball 131, 141 3 Football 141 9 President Class 1315 Treas- urer Y. M. C. A. 141g Trumpet Board 1415 Class Play 141. Preparatory Scientific Course. Home address, St. Albans, Maine. At the beginning of our Sophomore year our ranks were increased by the invasion of this coun- try youth. Altho very bashful he is more or legs popular with the fair sex. He even smiles at them as he takes attendance in the dining hall. Cliff is always present when there is anything going on in the line of Athletics, And Cliff, we know that Cedarcroft Hall would not have been complete without you. Melvina Elizabeth Day. J ina. Born June 24, 1901, at Blanchard, Maine. At- tended public schools of Shirley. Entered M, C. I. in fall of 1917. Medley 1113 Class Vice-President 1213 Treas- urer Y. W. C. A. 121g Sophomore Play 121g So- rosis Vice-President 1219 Member of Adelphia 121 3 Vice-President Y. W. C. A. 1315 Manson Prize Speaking 131 g Trumpet Board 141 5 Class Play 1415 Captain of Class Volley Ball 1415 Numerals 1415 Second Chief of Wabanakis. Normal Course. Home address, Shirley Mills, Maine. When the train pulled into Pittsfield from the Northern land, a demure little miss was seen to quietly descend from the train steps and slowly wind her way up the path to the school. Imme- diately she took a leading part in school life and is now the most useful person you ever saw. It makes no difference whether she is pulling A's or leading Y. W. C. A., she is always on the Job. To you, Melvina, We wish the greatest Success! 25

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QKRAL 10 ,,--,,-,,- 1-1. 1-WM' ,,. ., ',26g l 2 'l Y , . - 5,1 ff o THE 1921 TRUMPET 6 'fm wb Frank Ginnetti. Kid. Hyperbole! -we don't know what that means but we surmise that it must be that from which Ginnetti descended. Kid has always been a loyal student. When it comes to athletics he is right there and even while unable to play, on account of some accident, as a broken arch or collar bone. he helps in the preparation of a huge bonfire to celef brate our victories. Whenever there is laughing heard in a class or elsewhere you may be sure Ginnetti is at the bottom of it, as he is always springing Hyoungn jokes. Fare thee well, Frank, :nd may you be as true to others as you have been to us. Q' C l Etta Adair Emery. Sooky. Born June 2, 1904, in Burnham, Maine. At- tended Eelweir School, Burnham, Maine. Entered M. C. I. in fall of 1917, Comme cizrl Course. Ad- dress, Burnham, Maine, There is silence everywhereg all is quiet but the rat-a-tat-tat- like that of a machine gun. But look more closely and behold! It is only Etta giving- the typewriting ribbon a race for its life. You have long had the idea of making a Smith Premier talk for you and you have reached your goal. You have als-0 made many friends and have attained rank that shows thought and hard work. Etta, it is too bad you do not live near here, so that we would know more about you. But we know that you like to dance and love parties. It is rumored that there is a certain person that l1kes a certain grade of Emery paper. Never mind, Etta, you can teach him how to work a Smith Premier, too. We predict for Etta a position as private secre- tary to the Governor of Maine some day, or at any rate a position equally as important, 27