Maine Central Institute - Trumpet Yearbook (Pittsfield, ME)

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MERLE HODGKINS, JR. Greene, Me. l'lor'lge Ile hails from Greene, but how recl he gets when-those letters! No. l. contender for Fred liiee's bowling ehiunpion- ship. Your ever present smile will keep you out in front, lIocl,qe. GORDON HOLLIS Pittsfield, Me. Running around in circles-for trziek. Junior journalist writing up everything from jokes to jemborees. Sueve Douglas who brought rlown the house with his aroos-to- erutie iieeent. Traveling siilesmun for Boys' liztsketlmll team. Townie who takes home the trophies. Tlmnks for everything, Gordon. Class President 12: Football CI, 235 Track CI, 2, 33g Senior Playg One Aol Play 433: Minslrel Show C335 Boys M Club CI, :2, 3, 435 Editorial Board C2, 335 Trumpet Board, Manager Baskelball C4 3g Prophecy. ELIZABETH HUFF Burnham, Me. Libby Arrives on Burnlizun Liniitecl ztnfl leaves on same. Visits ns only et noon. Work in class speaks for spare time ut home. Speaks lflnglish, Latin, and French like Govern- ment interpreter. Wish you lived nearer, Libby, 'eatuse it's been grencl knowing yon. Girl Reserves CI3. EVELYN JAMIESON Pittsfield, Me. Featuring the Colnrnbizt Brozuleesting syrsteln-piznlo D0l't2l'l'LlbS'HSliZl,iil0ll WCSHflflvelyn .lznuieson att the keys-Metropolitiui CJpel':.1,-ueeoilipztnist from Maxine. All this, :tml Inore, we expect of '39's ontstenrling eontend- er for the lnusieiil crown. Also it pen :ind brush artist. Does themes und scenes witheqiml ease. We're expecting the best, lllvelyn. Class Treasurer Cl3g Pop Concert Ce, 3, 431 Orchestra Cl, 2,3,43gGirlRese1'ves CI, 2, 3, 4 3,' Honor Roll CI, 2, 3, 43: Hcmorlissoy C43. Bill to success. Pat Miss Hollywood and R Lcllo City Gracie Allen s etftnd ln, .loam CI'2LWll0l'd'S orbits Garbo 5 poise and Ginger Rogers clzineing feet. Honoi in Home Economic rolls Top the above with four vems honors and there vou are O Ix 'Q The knight he lovee his blight 9Vl01d The Lately-lovee hu will 'gl M'inslrel Show C33 PopComer' C1 3 43 Gzrl Reserves , ,G CQ, 3, 43gGlee Club CJ 9 43 Horror Ro'l C1 9 33 Three i- Aol Play. 19 WILLIAM JAMESON Waldoboro, Me Who is the greet ski Jumpei? not the cfmdid camera fiend!-Those letters, from Walfloho1oC73 Xour sincere efforts in ell youl ettnities will Camry you ffm on the road PATRICIA KIMBALL Plttsield, Me

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BEVERLY HATCH WILLIAM GORHAM Dover-Foxcroft, Me. Bill Our Boy Scout Bugler. Plays everything from Tiger Rag to Melody in F. Dehater de luxe. Could cven argue the weather man out of a job. As a Romeo prefers home town talent. Wie know you'll hit more than high C in the musical world, Bill. Debating t4JgOrchestra C455 PopConce'rt MJ. KENTON GOULD Pittsfield, Me. Ken Mann the lifeboatsl Ken's over th' boards clogging the Hsher's hornpipe and a highland fling. Long live His Majesty, King Rhythm. Often seen behind wheel of smooth West Paris model, headed for dress relloarsal. Gives the pitch for M. C. I. chant on elieering crew. Should be a sales manager-could sell n. 25-hour day and put it across. Keep on top, i'Iien. Cheer Leader Mjgbenior Play C495 TTlL7TL7IGlBOG7'll My M. C. I.Boardg Orchestra ll, 2, Sly Football ld, 33, Track M55 Basketball 135g Alsmni Prise . pen ki tg, - enter Play Minstrel Show. HAROLD HARDING Ply mouth, Me. Look to your laurels, ye physics professors. Here's corn- petition ii la M. I. T. and all points chemical. -lust won't get ka-ross, no matter how many topics lurk between the fearsome covers of the Readers' Digest. Benn Brummel on the Bus en Trailer tintype. Joshingest josher in a josh.-awful Senior class. ETTA HARMON Thorndike, Me. Skip The sportsmen of our class. Breaking horses is her hobby. If only one could tame studies as easily as horses! Right, Skip? If you continue as you have this year, for want ol' friends you'll have no fears. Girl Reserves MJ. Pittsfield, Me. UG1-acie Allen Drink to me only with thine eyes. She she conquered our hearts-tee heel If i Gracie, chapel programs would be all Keep up the good work, Mademoiselle. came, she saw, t weren't for our Burns-ed up. gPop Concert CI, Mi'rtslrelShow C355 Three Act Play f3J 2,3DgGi1'l Reserves CI, 2, 3, 45, Glee Club Cl, 2, 35. Editor- ialBoard C155 Washington Club KQDQ Senior Play 145. CHARLES HICKS Burnham, Me. Tall, dark like a. Latin but not from Marihattan. Adds like a machine. Debits and credits like Et dynamo. Big addition to M. C. I. Leisure time spent editing Hicks' Grammar, entitled, Why Verbs? Keep on conjugating, Charlie. l 18

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DONALD JARDINE Madison, Me. Woozief' The mad chemist-son of Frankenstein. Avoid if subject to weak heart or jittery nerves. A woman is only a woman but a cigar is a darned good smoke. We know you'll succeed, Woozie. Honor Roll C45 BETTY KNIGHT Unity, Me. 1:Betty:x Zee countess, oo la la. She makes us laff an 'laff, on the stage and in the classroom. Son ja Henle on roller skates, Blonde Betty, accomplished athlete, actress. Welve en- joyed you. Senior Play C45. MABEL LANDER Pittsfield, Me. Serious? at times. Merry? at times. ln short, a girl who's half and half-just right. Dancing and swimming are her answer to Trumpet interviewers for hobbies. But we thought they put photos in lockets, not watches, Mabel. How come? All our admiration, Mabel. Girl Reserves C155 Honor Roll CI5. .- .I , BETTY LANE Pittsfield, Me. F M. C. I.'s answer to Major Bowes-talent and lots of it. .. ,g ' 1. Can run the musical gaunlet ragged from Aida to Annie S 2 Doesn't Live Here Any More. Plays piano and basket- xm. H ball with same zippy zeal. Horsewoman of no mean - -:-- :iii Eli :': :-: l ability. She's tall, she's tan, sl1e's terrific. H ,,,,,, C 5555 ' Basketball C4,5g Pop Concert C455 Orchestra C455 Girl i :'i ..., ,IL Y.' . ig: ':' Reserves C45gGlee Club C45gSenior Play. ELMER LEONARD Thorndike, Me. Open heart and open mind. When sad from self-satiety, why should one shun society? Partial to gay parties in a gay world. Smooth, svelte, sophisticated. Heis keen on Brookes. Smile, smile-Whiz-z-z-z and he's gone again. Football C2, 3, 455 Track C1,25g Baseball C3, 45g M Club C3, 45. Class President C35. Speaking C1,25. EDWARD MACKEL ' Danvers, Mass. IIEdY2 Strong, silent sort, tho' ne'er solitary. Out Chamberlain's Chamberlain in corridor conferences. Ask not for Sude- tan,only a Lane of territory. Athletic perennial, blossoming in football, blooming thru baseball season, fading momen- tarily for the snowshoe snarls. A smile that sells. The best to the best. Basketball C3, 45gFootball C3, 45g M Club C3, 45. 20