Maine Central Institute - Trumpet Yearbook (Pittsfield, ME)

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Marion Gordon Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4. We'll remember you for your willingness to help, Marion. In all of our activities you were always ready to serve. Our success as a class has been due to such loyal members as Marion. Freda Gould Manson Prize Speaking 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Third Honor Essay. Freda not only has been one of our highest ranking students but she has always been ready to help make the activities ol '37 a success. Arthur Hamilton Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Senior Play- 1-Act Plays 4, Freshman Prize Speaking, Football 1, Q, Football Manager 4, M Club 4, M. C. l. Board 1, 2. A versatile man, the sheik of our class, As actor and sportsman noneican surpass, You've been a real help as ' Prexy this year, May you ever keep climbing right on in high gear! Billie William Hanson Football 1, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager 4, Trumpet Board 4. Billy is our -bashful man, Who never says can't but always can. He's the worker without show. ln life he'll make his mark we know. Ermine Hathorn Editorial Board 1, 2, 3, Girl Reserves 1, 2, Class Secretary 3, Class Will. Here's our busy girl in the ticket box Who will know when opportunity knocks And let it in with a happy smile To make her life richer and worth while. Page Fifteen

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'e :ii G: '. . ' W -. 5 X we Y Pe 1' ' y Page Fourteen lone Garcelon Girl Reserves 'l, Q, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, l-lockey 'l, Q, 3, Basketball 4, M Club 4. Under the quietness and reserve, lone, we can see a sparkle of fun. We trust that in the future your smile will gladden the hearts of your associates as it has done at M. C. l. Wayne Garland Track 4. Another member of our class who has been with us only one year. We all have not been fortunate enough to have known you intimately but those who do know you will attest that you have been a loyal and staunch supporter of your cass. Winton Garland Wint Football 4, M Club 4, Track 4, Senior Play. Another Bangor boy makes good at M. C. l. Wim sure is a bright light when it comes to English speaches and he proved himself quite an actor in the Senior Play. Rosie Giovannucci Senior Play, Manson Prize Speaking Calternatej 3. Maybe you did take the part of a silly girl in our Senior play, but we've found you to be a good sport and true friend throughout these four short years. We'll miss you, Rosie. Vincent Goodell Track Q, 3, 4, M Club 4, Manson Prize Speaking 3, Trumpet Board 4, Track Captain 4. Through all your haste, Vincent, you have always found time to offer your assistance to a classmate and your assis- tance as a class handyman. The many friends that you have made prove that we appreciate you.

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. . ha 1 'ii-up , Ffa, QL 1910? Nw. Page Sixteen Reid Hersey M. C. l. Board 3, Basketball Manager 4, M Club 4, Class Treasurer 4, Presentation of Gifts. Wavy hair and smiling face Go in, Reid, and set the pace With the girls, he's right on top But-we'll let that matter drop. Marion Hollis Freshman Prize Speaking. Working, ever working Never, never shirking Judging from the service through these years For her success we'd have no fears. Reta Holt A girl who has won a place in the hearts of her fellow students is this little miss from Plymouth. She has always been on deck with a helping hand and a willing smile. Verna Holt Basketball 4, M Club 4, Girl Reserves. We'll all remember Verna for her happy smile Cas well as her curly hairj. We hope you keep on enioying life as much as you have during the years spent at M. C. I. Alberta Hopkins Vice-President 4, Senior Plav, Girl Reserves 9, 3, 4, Inter- class Basketball 3, Honor Roll Q, 3, 4, National Honor Soci- ety 4, Second Honor Essay. She ought to be our mascot Because: She's always there and eager. She's full of vim and vigor. ln studies she's a digger. She stars in every figger. Why should we want her any bigger?