Maine Central Institute - Trumpet Yearbook (Pittsfield, ME)

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Book II SEN IURS

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SENIUB CLASS UFFICEI-IS Pre Wien? Roosex elt Qusi I rec President Florice I3 thu Secrreffzrlzj Phyllis ,Baker Treasurer Ronald Reed ltlotlo: Strive for the Highest Flower: Red Rose Colors: Crimson and White Tune: S'1ll1.'E7' Threczfls .flmong the Gold Four long years have passed away Since that well remembered day, lvhen within these halls, we met Classmates we shall ne'er forget. Now our prep school days are o'erg As a class we'll meet no more. But we'll hold those standards high Gained at dear old M. C. I. Rqfra in : Alma Mater, now to you NVe must bid a fond adieu, But dear M. C. I. to thee We will ever loyal be. In the future we may roam Far from friends and lar from home And life's work may harder he As we iight for victory. Yet we'll keep our armor bright As we battle for the right, And 'though winds blow good or ill, M. C. I., we'll love thee still. Charles Vickery I 13 I'

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AVIS ALEXANDER A pleasant voice and a cheery smile have aided her in showing a real school spirit in a quiet way. Dame Rumor says that there is an outside interest upon which are east many of those beaming smiles. Girl ltemfrwfs I, 12, 3, li. HILDA AMES We are just beginning to get acquainted with this quiet young lady, after having spent four years ai. M. C. I. together. Iler ability to listen has made her a popular friend. IVe know all these fine qualities will warrant her success. FLORICE BAKER Florice has been one of the outstanding workers of the Class of '38, no task has hccn too difficult for her to at- tempt. Regardless of this, she has still found time to entertain a certain senior boy. llcr many activities speak for her popularity. Glen' Club CI, 2, 3, ,Hg P071 fiClI1,t'l!1'l CJ, .HJ Honor Roll,- Uue Act Plays Q3, .HJ M. U. I. Erlilorial Board CJ, 2, 35: National Honor Society CJD: illillslrcl Show C415 Trumpet Board CHQ Vice Presirlenl Q.H,'.l irsl Honor Essay. PHYLLIS BAKER Willing, able and cheerful! These words describe the other twin. I-Ier participation in all school affairs. made her a favorite of her teachers as well as of her classmates. Prize S110ClliI'I1-H C1 lg Al'u'mn'i Prize Sprrr1.k'1'11.g C215 ill. C. I. Editorial Board CI, 2, 355 Glee Club tl, 22, 3, -H: Pop Con- cert K3, bl: One Act Plays Honor Roll: Mi'n.vlrel Show MJ: National Honor Society Qjg Senior Play MJ,- Class Secretary U55 Valeclielorian. STANLEY BASFORD A man of few words, is our friend Stanley, but hy some mystic powers we've discovered that some day he's going to travel. Who knows, but that when he comes hack he'll spin many a yarn about the great centers of the world. Manson. Prize Spealzing NICHOLAS CRAIG Nick is the walking encyclopedia of the Senior Class. His ability to write and make speeches has kept him the center of group attention. He intends to study journalism. Ah, classmates, pity the poor Seniors who in years to come must always be weighed down with Websters Diction- aries in order to find the meanings of Nickie's words. Prize Speaking tljg AZILTII-Wi Prize Sywfzkiriyg Football C2, 355 Baseball CQ, 3, .Hg ill. C. I. Editorial Board CQ, 33g Sen-ior Play Qljg ArZ1lrc.s'.s' to Unfleryraclaates. wi