Maine Central Institute - Trumpet Yearbook (Pittsfield, ME)

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Valedictory . Salutatory Essay . Essay . Essay . Class Will Class History . Class Oration Class Gifts Class Prophecy . Class Chaplain . Class Marshals . Address to Undergraduates, Senior Chapel . Class Outing . Manson Contest Class Day Exercises Baccalaureate Exercises . Graduation Exercises . HONOR PARTS CLASS-DAY PARTS COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Marie Dodge Elizabeth Tracy Dorothy Phillips Eleanor Blaisdell . Hazel Young Marian Leclcemby . Vivian Gray Roger Parenteau Verna Sutherland George Chiros Audrey Green Roland Reilly Margaret Mclnnis Erma Temple Laurice Gould Constance Griffin Tuesday, June 9 Thursday, June 4 Friday, june 5 Saturday, June 6 Sunday, June 7 Monday, June 8 Page Twenty-Nine

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President . . Vice-President . Secretory . . Treasurer . Page Twenty-Eight SENIOIQ CLASS Motto: l'lere endethi here beginneth. Colors: Purple and White. Flower: American Beauty Rose. OFFICERS CLASS ODE Tune: La Golondrina The hour has come, When we must bid adieu To teachers, classmates, Whom we love so true. And loyal we'll be To standards high As we've been taught At our dear M. C. l. Chorus Then as we launch our ship Out on lile's restless sea, Qur cherished memories Fondly turn to thee And to the ioyous hours- O, for them do we sigh, Which vve have spent Ar our dear M. C. l. Within our memories Forever ringeth Our class motto, Here endethi here beginnethf' With heads bowed lovv, We say the last good-bye To Alma-Mater Qur dear M. C. l. -E B . John Daily Constance Griftin Elizabeth Tracy Roger parenteau

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THE GEORGE M. PARKS GYMNASIUM ln the heart ol every student and alumnus of M. C. l., there has been a wish-that wish has been fulfilled, lor on the campus ol M. C. l. now stands the beautiful parks Gymnasium, a gilt of the late George M. Parlcs, During the life ol Mr. Parlcs, this school stood First in his atlections as was exemplified in his generous gitts, and by his lceen interest in all aliairs connected with the school. ln the gilt of the line athletic Field, there is another proof of his thoughtfulness ol the boys and girls ol Maine Central lnstitute. ln appreciation ol his benelicence, we, the students and alumni ol M. C. l. will strive to live up to those standards which will always bring honor to our school. Cn February 28, 1936, the George M. Parks Gymnasium was Finally opened to the public. At this time, the First athletic event, a basketball game between M. G l. and Higgins tool4 place. The First social event was the 'KOpen l'louse Tea, sponsored by the UM clubs. As one enters the lobby ol the gymnasium, he is again reminded ol George M. Parlcs, for there he will see a very lite-lilce oil-pointing ol him. There is also a beau- tilully engraved memorial tablet-a Fitting tribute to our late friend. Yes, M. C. l, has its long hoped-for gymnasium, and we lcnow that the incoming students of this school will appreciate the Fine gilt as much as we. Page Thirty