Maine Central Institute - Trumpet Yearbook (Pittsfield, ME)

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at Page Twelve Halver Badger Hal Football 4, M Club 4, Baseball 4. Although you have only been with us one year, Hal, you have won a definite place in our hearts because of your ath- letic ability and lceen wit. Madilene Bradford Maddy Girl Reserves 'l, Q, 3, 4, M. C. l. Board 9, 3, Secretary 4, Senior Play, Secretary of Girl Reserves 4, Freshman Prize- Speaking Calternatej. Maddy has been a live wire of our class for the past four years, but she still has had time to attend to the more serious side ol school Cas well as o a certain blond manj. Best wishes, Madilene! William Bradford Dippy Minstrel Show Q, 3, Senior Play, 'I-Act Play 4. We seniors wonder lust what the future classes of M. C. l. are going to do without Dippy. They'll have to have a new bell-boy and chief lun-maker who'll be hard to Find after knowing Dip, we'll bet. You can certainly chalk up a good marlc for your Senior Play part and your peppy cheer- leading. ln the future Dippy don't wield such a heavy influence on the dorm boys. Thora Brooks Trumpet Board, Honor Roll 1, Q, 3, 4. Years from now when M. C. l. is but a dim memory, we shall still remember Thora for her cheery smile and her will- ingness to help a friend. Good luck always! George Bryant Alumni Prize Speaking 2, M. C. l. Board 3. George is one of our outstanding scientists. We expect to hear in the near future of his assuming the duties of Einstein. We appreciate the namner in which you have co-operated with us in all our activities.

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Ed Edwin Calder Football 4, Baseball 4, M Club 4. Calder is another one year student, but he has made many friends, and one very true one. f-le certainly is a large eater, but always takes time for his food to digest, especially Sunday afternoons.C'?D Rachel Davis Basketball 4. Measure men around the heart. Measure for measure, Rachel we consider you our supreme funmgker. We hope success and happiness will be your re- war . 'APGQQYH Margaret Defoucy Trumpet Board 4, 'I-Act Play 4, Glee Club 4, Pop Concert 4. Peg is the baby of the dorm in physical make-up, but far from it in the amount of noise she promotes. She dislikes being put on campus, although there she is often found. You have accomplished much in your one year here. What would you do if you had three more? Ada Estes Manson Prize Speaking 3, Senior Play, Address to Under- graduates. To our leading lady:-We've found out ihat you certainly ranked tops in real life or in a play, Ada. May you always take the lead in all future activities as you have done here at school. Geebie Wayne Fernald Football Q, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Q, 3, 4, Basketball 9, 3, M Club 9, 3, 4, Senior Play. When we have needed a moving-van, Fernald's truck has always been ready with Wayne as an efficient chauffeur. Geebie has never been afraid to work for '37 no matter what the task. That spirit of service with a smile will cer- tainly bring him success in his career as a salesman. Page Thirteen