Maine Central Institute - Trumpet Yearbook (Pittsfield, ME)

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DENA BOUCHARD American Siamese twin, full of laughter. Good things are done up in small packages. Lightning on the basketball floor. Bursting with enthusiasm-in fact-cream of the crop. Basketball Cl, 2, 3, 4 55 'lM Club, Secretary C455 Trnrnpet Board5 Honor Roll Cl, 2, 3, 455 National Honor 60ciety5 Class H isiory. RITA BOUCHARD All around athletic girl. Silence is golden to Rita. Activi- ties speak louder than words. Basketball wizard, grand personality, friend of every one. Above all, overwhelm- ingly energetic. Basketball CI, 2, 3, 45 5 Class Secretary C255 Three-act Play C355 M Club CQ, 3, 455 Editorial Board CI, 355 Trumpet Board C455 Honor Roll Cl, 2, 3, 455 President Girls' M Club5 Salutatory5 National Honor Society. MA YNARD AMES West Pittsfield, Me. Here 's material for those Olympics. Roller-skating champ, he is. Flash and streak, whizzing through summer's work, but go slow and you'lI live longer, says he, in these here school systems. Reticent in class, riotous fun with friends, Grange enthusiast. All kinds of luck, Mayiiarcl. Baseball C355 Pop Concert CI, 2, 3, -HJ Orchestra Cl, 2, 3, 455 Prize Speaking C355 Honor Roll 415. ROBERT BLAKE Bangor, Me. Bangor Bob The long, lean Viking of the ski trails. This Dapper Dan can do a professional slalom and still look like an Arrow Collar Ad. l+'leteher's understudy as a inegaphone maestro. Patrols the outfield and the dance floor with equal grace. We're rooting for you Bob. CheerLeader: Trumpet Board C45. ELEANOR BOGAN Pittsfield, Me. Snapping eyes, a friend to all. Pitches snowballs ix la Dizzie Dean. Handles a truck with the best of them. Likes hiking, so why the ehandeur, Eleanor, and why the Home Ee?-one and one make two. Lady, you have a merry heart. Basketball Cl 5. MILLARD BOSS Dover Foxcroft, Me. Boss M. C. I.'s Einstein. Radio repairing, electrical servicing, odd jobs, etc. Nobel prize for best reproduction of Hurricane scene, dormitory room. Ii. of M's future scientist. Honor Roll C4 5. Detroit, Me. Detroit, Me. 14

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ALLEN DAVIS Detroit, Me. Quiet! Plospitnl zone. Allen has kept us guessing for l-Olll' yeam-s. But mister X we'll remeniber you as u. staunch :ind loyul IUCIIIIDGI' ol' '39, Good luek, Allen. LAURENCE BRITTING Pittsfield, Me. Brit Oli' in u. dozen dillerent directions, destined for all sporting stops on M. C. I. nntp. Flasliy forward for winter term, snappy shortstop in spring season. Time out for football lezttures und editorial ellorts. Well like more like you, l1rit Basketball le, 3, .5 lgFootbaIl 13, .435 Track C135 Editorial Board, M. C. I.gBaseball l2, SJ. EDWARD BUCKLEY Pittsfield, Me. Buck Reason for box olliee receipts from Girl's Division at football games. Does the Dnmon-Pythins not with May- nard, swings it reveille with Go1'l1n.m, trucks everything from Big Apple to yum with Bunny. M. C. I.'s versatile Apollo. The best always. President llJ,Baslcetball QI, 2, 33g Football CI, 2, 3, .Hg Pop Concert C43 5 Orchestra CJ, 2, 3, 4ygBoys' Varsity Club 12, 3, 4.3, Freshman Prize Speakingg Athletic Editor C355 T rzmzpel Board MJ, Ambassadors Swing Band, Senior Play. BEVERLY BYTHER Pittsfield, Me. Always merry, perfectly groomed and precise. Like eupicl stepping from :L lmiicl-lvox. Lovely lady at the piano. A lireatli o'spring to one eertnin Earl. Pop Concert tl, 2, S, .Hg Orchestra tl, 2, 3, 43, Minstrel Show 1335 Prize Speaking ll, 23, First Prize, 2, Editorial Board C335 M. C, I. Triof Senior Play MD. BARTLETT COFFIN Bangor, Me, Bart, Better late than never, 'cause we've certainly enjoyed ezunpns life with you since Felmlemy. Could have used your enviiible record in football. Can spin any story from Burgess' Bedtime favorites to a pithy political piece, and swing them, at that. Off to at running start with two other mnsketeers, Towle and Fletcher. Glad to know you, B:u't . GLENN COOKSON Plymouth, Me. Make haste slowly. After all, the tortoise did come out one up on the hare. Hies to his cage, come spring, to snap up everything from a curve to aserew-ba11.You'llget to first base yet-a big hand to you, Glenn. Baseball C3, 49, Manager MJ. 15