Maine Central Institute - Trumpet Yearbook (Pittsfield, ME)

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The Trumpet MCI 1935 SENIOR CLASS MOTTO: Able and Willing COLORS: Blue and White FLOWER: White Rose OFFICERS President Frank Homestead Vice President Laurel Hersey Treasurer Lucille Cookson Secretmjv Beulah Patterson Historian Marion Crawford Class Adviser Marion Dickson CLASS ODE Tune: fBe!Is fy' Sl. Mary'sJ VERSE! These four years will be, Just a sweet memory, Like an echo from each heart, a lost melody. We'll never forget The dear friends that we met, Our school days, Our happy days, Bring no regret. I. CHORUS Our dear Alma Mater, With lowered heads we leave you. To colors of garnet And black we'll be true. We now face the future. We're Able and Willing To fight for you, Be right for you Dear M. C. I. II. CHORUS Our dear Alma Mater, We now say Adieu 'Mid sorrow and heartaches, Our farewell to you A mem'ry of school days We'll cherish forever Our hearts for you, Are strong and true, Dear M. C. l. Words: Marion Crawford 25

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The Trumpet MC I 1935 RICHARD ROBERT BUCKLEY Dick Gardiner, Maine Although Dick has been with us but one year, he has certainly made himself popular with everyone by his good humor, sunny dis- position, and cheerfulness. Football 4g Barketball 49 Baseball 4. CARLTON WOODROW CLAY ' Lincoln, Maine Although Carlton has only joined our ranks for a year, his personality and untiring willingness to work have won for him the respect of all his classmates. Football 4g Basketball 4g Bareball 4. ELIAS HAROLD DERAPS Hezekiah Palmyra, Maine Elias is one of those silent town students. We un-ite in wishing you luck and we do not fear for your success in life Football 4g Track 4. WILFRED EDMUND DERAPS Palmyra, Maine Although Wilfred X' isn't very large, he manages to get there just the same. There is no fear in our minds but you will make your- self known. KENNETH ADDISON DOHERTY Ken Burnham, Maine l Kenneth is another of those who believe in silence, at least around school. Best wishes, Ken, LEE ELLIOT FLAGG Burnham, Maine When the bus comes in from Burnham, in comes Lee. Did you ever get all those nouns and pronouns straightened out in English? We hope so. CARL JOSEPH GOODRIDGE Joe Palmyra, Maine We think of Carl as the boy leading a cam- pus football game. His qualities as a leader, we are sure, will carry him far. NATALIE R. HAMLIN Nat Pittsfield, Maine Natalie is the vivacious girl, known to us by her happy smile. May you continue to Heep that happy, joyous spirit all through 1 e. Letter in Hockey 49 Interrlarr Sports 2, 3g Senior Play. WINSTON EMERY HANSON Wink St. Albans, Maine How could we forget Higgenbottom in the iinigr Play? May you never fail to remember Orehextra 45 Senior Play. LELAND JOHNSTON John Washington, Maine We haven't found out a great deal about Leland this year, except that he is an excep- tional worker and will surely succeed. GUY JOSEPH READY Skowhegan, Maine Guy, besides being a prominent figure in athletics, has won a host of friends by his ready smile and quick wit. Success from '35! Trumpet Boardg Letter in Football 4: Track 4: M Club 4. RAYMOND NORBERT RENAUD Rex Lewiston, Maine Actor and musician. Rex has taken an active part in social activities, and the Class of '35 joins together in wishing him success. Track 45 Ba.reball4g Gyp.ry Rover 4g Orrhestra 4. RICHARD WISWELL TALBOT Dick Kennebunk, Maine Dick loves the happy life of one who works well, worries little and laughs much. Football 4: Baseball 4g Track 45 M Club 4. GEORGE LEONARD TEMPLE Bruiser Lewiston, Maine You had an honored privilege this year in being able to invade the girl's dorm every morning. One day you were absent. Couldn't you Find your clothes, Georgie? Football 4g M Club 4g Trumpet Board. CHARLES MELVIN THOMAS Charlie ' Whitman, Mass. We know quite a few facts about Charlie and not a thing we should conceal. He is a scholar, an athlete, and a friend to all. Football 45 Track 4: M Club 4. OWEN WENTWORTH Kennebunk, Maine Owen is our idea of a good all-around man -a brilliant student, active in sports, an entertaining spokesman, added to an ever- present sense of humor. Football 4g Trark 45 Baseball 4: Trumpet Boardg M Club 4.

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The Trumpet MCI CLASS POEM Father Time on Heeting wings, Again has taken toll. Our graduation day draws nigh, The attainment of our goal. Four years of happiness gone by, Four years of work and play- Memories bring smiles and tears, As we look back today. How we recall our Freshman days, When Life seemed so serene. As we look back upon them now, It seems a happy dream. Dreams, and then realities, For now we realize Our dreams merged into knowledge, Our goals began to rise. Our class has stood together Through vict'ry and defeat, We've shown the school and shown The problems we can meet. Our teachers have encouraged Every worthy act or deed. They've forseen all our troubles And helped us in our need. To them we give the credit, For the wisdom we have gained, For the forming of our ideals, And the goals we have attained. On this last chapel morning, Our hearts are sadly beating, Friend meets friend and wonders, ' When again that cheery greeting? So friends of the Class of '35, Hold schoolday mem'ries nigh, Hope and pray that some day We'll return to M. C. I. the world Marion Crawford. 26