Maine Central Institute - Trumpet Yearbook (Pittsfield, ME)

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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?

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MARTIN A. KELLEY Martin shall surely be missed at the school. His down-to-earth personality has won him many friends. From his green freshman days, his speechmaking has been famous: We want Kelley. Honor Roll 11, 2, 3, 45,' Freshman Prize Speaking ,' Alumni Prize S peakingg Vice-Presi- dent 135,' Senior Play, M. C. I. Editorial Board 11, 255 Trumpet Board 145g President Varsity M Club 145,' member 12,3, 45,' Hi- Y-Club 13, 45,' Football Manager 145,' Base- ball 11, 2,3, 45. ELIZABETH WINONA KING Betty South Paris, Maine Betty is the high idealist of our class. A designer at heart, she has been a very neces- dary member on the decorating committees. ln her two years with our class she has gained many friends. Girl Reserves 13, 45, Glee Club 145,' De- bating 145,' Trumpet Board 145. SHIRLEY LAWLER Pittsfield, Maine Shirley, our valedictorian, never leaves a lesson unread. Although she is quiet, she is also amiable and cheerful. We shall always remember the expert penmanship of our secretary. Editorial Board 115,' Treasurer 135 5 Secre- tary 13, 45,' Valedictoriang Manson Prize Speaking: Nationa l Honor Society. DONNA HOPE LEAVITT Pittsheld, Maine Donna is that snappy young lady in red. She is full of pep and pleasant to talk with. We wish her lots of happiness in the future. Alumni Prize Speaking. PATRICIA JANE MERRILL Pat Pittsfield, Maine Pat is pep and laughter personified and is always the life of the party. With her grand personality and smile she is a friend to all. Since Christmas her favorite song seems to be Do lt Again. We wonder why! Girl Reserves 11, 2,3, 45,'Glee Club 11,3, 45,' Senior Play. PAUL MORRELL Pittsfield, Maine Oh! another master-inind about to be turned loose. That's no crack, Paulg we really mean it and wish you the best of success. Alumni Prize Speaking 125, Manson Prize Speaking 135gBaseball Manager 13 5,' M. C. I. Editorial Board 135, Varsity M Club 145, Third Honor Essay. CHARLES STURTEVANT PARTRIDGE Charlie Norway, Maine When the necessity for a good trumpeter arises, Charlie is the first to be called upon. We'll long remember his solos in Chapel. That trumpet will swiftly take him up that long ladder to fame. Orchestra 145 5 Class Chaplain 145: Senior Play Manager. GLADYS IRENE PENDEXTER Pittsfield, Maine Classes at M. C. I. would be dull without you present, Gladys. With your ability as a speaker, we know you will succeed in your life work as a salesgirl. Alumni Prize Speaking 125. IRENE PROULX R Burnham, Maine A vivacious, dark-eyed beauty with a winning personality. She made a hit as janet Pace in the Senior Play. In the olden days all roads led to Rome, but to R they all lead to Waterville. She hopes to follow the foot- steps of Florence Nightingale. Good luck, Irene. Senior Class Play 145. MARGARET JEAN PURINTON Purry Pittsfield, Maine Our Jeanie with the Light-Brown Hair has a smile for everyone and a personality which rates A+. She has proven herself a class scholar and she will make a success as a future Bates Co-ed. We don't wonder at her special interest in National Defense. M. C. I . Editorial Board 11-3 5gGirl Reserves 11, 2, 3, 45,' Girl Reserve Secretary 145 5 Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 45,6166 Club Accompanist 11, 2, 3, 45,' Class Secretary 125,' National Honor Society 135,' Manson Prize Speakingg TrumpetBoard 14 5 I Senior Play,' Salutatorian. ESTHER ALICE REYNOLDS Fred Pittsfield, Maine We hear that Esther is tops on the roller- skating Hoor, likes a good debate, and is not only ready for a good time but helps to make one. lt is good to lengthen to the last a sunny mood, must be her motto. Debating 11, 25,- Senior Play. DONALD D. SAWYER Duck Bingham, Maine Cooperation is one of Don's better principles. He will always help. He should be a literary genius in later life since he has plenty of practice in his correspondence with Oak Grove. -l91l-