Maine Central Institute - Trumpet Yearbook (Pittsfield, ME)

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CLAIR LEIGH CIANCHETTE Bull Pittsfield, Maine For three years Bull threw speaking contests for a loss. This spring he may throw the shot for a new record. He is one of the three chosen All Maine too. Aside from sports, he excels in Latin. Prize Speaking 113, Alumni Prize Speak- ing 1235 Manson Prize Speaking Winner 133,' Class President 13, 43,' Hi-Y Club 13, 43. RAY A. COOK Cookie Eastport, Maine Ray wants to be a doctor. lf he keeps on, he will no doubt be a success. However, we think he may be side-tracked into becoming a Barba. Basketball 143. CECIL FRANK COOMBS Ce-c Pittsfield, Maine CeC is the bold, dashing, loud-talking fellow in the Sth period English class. At one time, he hoped for a writing career. He wrote a play which played one consecutive night at Powers Hall. Baseball 11, 2, 3, 43, Football 143,' Hi-Y 145- BERTHA AUDREY DAVIS Pittsfield, Maine Audrey, when we think of the class of '41 we remember how honest and good-hearted you were. What a help you were when we were putting on entertainments. Congrat- lations on your honor part, you deserved it! Girl Reserves 1135 Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 43,' Prize Speaking 113,' Honor Essay 143. MURIEL ELEANOR DEAN Maudie Pittsfield, Maine We feel that you have spread your enthusi- astic spirit among us during our four years together. Maudie, we will miss seeing your cheery smile. Class Treasurer 113,' Girl Reserves 13, 43 g Senior Play: Vice President 123g M. C. I. Editorial Board 133. IRENE DUNTON Burnham, Maine Irene, we give you credit for struggling through any kind of weather to reach that faithful bus. That alone shows you have the courage and determination which will carry you through. ROBERT C. DUNTON Red Pittsfield, Maine Red, the sawed-oil' financial wizard, keeps our publications out of the red. He's a great favorite with the weaker sex. Made the famous statement, Here, you keep score. M . C. I . Editorial Board 11-2-3 3,' Trumpet Board 143, M. C. I. H. Y. Club 13,43,'Alumni Prize Speaking 123, Senior Play,' M Club 143, Baseball 11-2-3-435 Football 11-2-3-43, Track 11-2-j3,' . WINNIFRED MAE ELLINGWOOD Winnie Pittsfield, Maine Here's to the actress of our class--our per- fect maid- Rosie. Following in her sister's footsteps, debating seems to be her interest. Winnie has always had a smile or kind word for someone. It seems that she has a prefer- ence for men whose Arms are Strong. Editorial Board 11, 2, 3, 43,' Senior Play,' Debating 13, 43: Girl Reserves 113g Prize Speaking 11, 23,' Class Prophecy, National Honor Society 143. EMERY WILLINGTON FLAVIN Flav West Paris, Maine This West Paris nightingale made a big hit on the M. C. I. campus. Nelson Eddy had better watch his step, By jeepers! Football 1435 Basketball 143,' Orchestra 143,' FRANK L. FURBUSH Bush Palmyra, Maine Dancing is one art of which this farmer boy is always master. His happy smile, his pleas- ing personality, will make him many friends in life. Football 12, 3, 43,- Track 133, Baseball 11,3 2, 43, President 113,' Senior Play, Wrestling. 13 3. FRANCIS J. GAUDETTE Hector Mexico, Maine Hector was destined to make himself an athletic name at M. C. I. but Lady Misfor- tune gazed upon him and kept him on the sidelines. Hector's chance will come some- time. Everyone hopes it will be soon. Football 143 ,Executive com. 143. GLADYS ALTI-IEA COULD Pittslield, Maine Gladys has been our efficient treasurer. Her clever artistry has been welcome when- ever our class had need of dance orders. Be- sides being capable, she is always willing to do more than her share. We hear that she takes quite an interest in the fair city of Boston. Now we'd like to know why! M. C. I. Editorial Board 11, 2, 33,' Marshal 11, 2, 3, 43,' Treasurer 143 g National Honor Society 143. 'I17l

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MARIE S. PHYLLIS HAMILTON Phyll Pittsfield, Maine Phyll came to the class of '41 straight from the wilds of Aroostook County. In her short stay with us she has made many friends. The conversation never drags with her around. She can always think of something to say. Orchestra 145, Girl Reserves 145, Glee Club 145. BARBARA ELIZABETH HAMMOND Barb Pittsfield, Maine Whenever you see Barb , she is very likely to be with Barbara Havey. Also we have seen her behind the counter at Sterling's. A true friend, she is a worthy member of our class. Secretary 115, Hockey 115, Basketball 11, 2, 3, 45, M-Club, 12, 35? Girl Reserves 11, 2, 3, 45. 'H BURTON GOWEN HAMMOND Sleepy Pittsfield, Maine Sleepy has one characteristic which will help him in years to comffdependability. This, combined with a level head and sport- manship make him a model M. C. I. boy. President 115, Editorial Board 12, 3, 45, National Honor Society 13, 45, Hi- YClub 13, 45, Football 11, 2,3, 45,Basketball 11, 2,3, 45, Baseball 11, 25, Track 11, 2, 3, 45, Varsity M-Club 13, 45. JOHN RUSSELL HATCH johnny Pittsfield, Maine Johnny is the dorm boy's delight all week long, but when Saturday comes and it's time to pay for the papers, john has to hunt for these worthy clients. On one of these hunt- ing trips, he got tangled up in a Barb wire fence and he hasn't been the same since. Football 11, 2, 3, 45, Track 12, 3 5,Basketball 11, 2, 35,' Baseball 11, 2, 45, Prize Speaking 11, 25- BARBARA HAVEY Bib Pittsfield, Maine Barbara is a good sport in work and play. Basketball has been her special interest. She has been a willing worker. We shall remem- ber her as an optimist and a very rapid speaker. Girl Reserves 11, 2, 3, 45, Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 45, Basketball 11, 2, 3, 45, Hockey 115, Archery 13, 45 , Manson Prize Speaking, M Club 12, 35. THOMAS M. HICKMAN Tommy Rldlonville, Maine To one who doesn't know him, Tom might appear to be a bashful boy, but he was won scores of friends through his generosity and quick wit. Football 145 ,Basketball 145, M Club 145. I ALTON LEON HIGGINS Troy, Maine Alton is perhaps M. C. I.'s best example of the silent man. He does not volunteer in class but his answers are usually ready to give when necessary. Thru life, we know, he will be the same reliable man. Track Manager 12,3,5. MARIE A. HIGGINS Troy, Maine Silence must be golden to Marie, for she speaks only when spoken to. Still we're sure she has been a loyal member of the class of '41. ROBERT W. HILL Bob Bangor, Maine Bob is the Queen City Kid this year with a decided partiality for blonds. We all know Bob's humor and knack of persuasion will lead him merrily over life's troubled ways. Football 145, Orchestra 145, Senior Play. DONALD M. HOWARD Don Mommouth, Maine Farmer deluxe! That's Don's aim but there will be an occassional time out to dem- onstrate his Shakesperian ability and to give the girls a well-deserved break. Football 145, Senior Play. FLOYD JAMES Ben Pittsfield, Maine Ben is the soda-jerker of the class of '41. He is not so large in stature but he has a heart as large and free as an Irishman. M. C. I. Editorial Board 11, 2, 35. MARION KEITH Mary Ann Herman, Maine Marion seems quiet around the classroom, but you should be over at the Girl's Dorm sometime! Herman's addition to our class has been a popular lady in either dorm. We wish her every happiness. Girl Reserves 11, 2, 3, 45, Basketball 11, 25, Glee Club 13, 45. ' iw?