Maine Central Institute - Trumpet Yearbook (Pittsfield, ME)

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Marlon Marie Stewart Nicki Pittsfield, Maine Girl Reserves 11, 2, 335 Fresh- man Prize Speaking Second Prize5 Sophomore Prize Speak- ing 1235 Manson Prize Speak- ing 1335 Senior Play5 Glee Club 1135 Pop Concert 1135 Pop Concert Decorating Committee 1235 Valedictorian. Everytime the ranks come out She's perched up there with- out a doubt, We're not surprised when we are told Nicki's tipped the high honor roll. Paul E. Susl, Jr. P. E. Pittsfield, Maine Hi-Y Club 11, 235 Minstrel Show 1235 Cha el Board 1335 Trumpet Board, 1435 Senior Play. Paul will be our constructing man And build bridges when no other can. We're sure that the bridge which will span o'er his way Will be strengthened by friend- ships, each passing day. Doris Marilyn Swift Dolly Pittsfield, Maine Girl Reserves 11, 2, 335 Glee Club 1135 Girls' Chorus 1335 Girl Reserves 1435 Minstrel Show 1235 Outing Club 1435 Girls' Athletics 11, 2, 33. With ambition, dreams and friendship, Dolly does abound. Yet her feet aren't planted in the clouds, But firmly on the ground. Kenneth Malcolm Tibbetts Pittsfield, Maine Mac Prize Speaking 11, 235 Trumpet Bgzfrd 11, 435 Minstrel Show He's tall, dark, and handsome At play he's a wow, We hear he's an expect At milking a cow. Merlon Porter Tilton Emmy Pittsfield, Maine Orchestra 12, 335 Minstrel Show 1235 Basketball 12, 3, 435 M Club 13, 435 Cross Coun- try 1435 Outing Club 1435 Track 1435 Trumpet Board 1235 Assistant Manager, Basketball 113- Here's Emmy the lad with dancing feet. That and his sarcasm can't be beat. Tho' he picks his gals with a critical eye, We all think he's a pretty swell SUY- Kenton Lloyd Ward Ken Pittsfield, Maine St. Petersburg High School 11934, 193535 U. S. Army 1Feb 24, 1941, Aug. 24, 194635 Overseas 34 Months. Up and down and out and around Everywhere he's been, Heis our four year soldier, And we donlt mean made of tin. Jeannette Webb Pittsfield, Maine Girl Reserves 11, 2, 3, 435 Girls' Athletics 11, 2, 3, 435 Girls' ZW, Club 13, 435 Girls' Athlet- ic Council 12, 3, 435 Secretary 133, President 1435 Cheer- leader 13, 435 Manson Prize Speakingg Purkis Junior Schol- arship 1335 Trumpet Board 11, 2, 3, 435 Glee Club 1335 Senior Playg Minstrel Show 1235 Chap- el Board 1235 Outing Club 1435 Pop Concert Committee 11, 23. Here's luck to a gal of whom we think highly She really leads the life of Rileyl' Shels hitched her wagon to a star, And its our guess that she-'ll go far. Roland E. Webber Gub Pittsfield, Maine I. V. Football 1335 Baseball 143. Cub likes to fool Miss de Rey- nolds She thinks he's not so bright- But she should see Cub swing- in' it On a jukebox Saturday night. Geneva Margaret White Pittsfield, Maine Ginger Ricker Classical Institute 11, 23. Some say that Ginger snaps But we know Ginger better. The only time she 1Stan3ds and stamps Is when she doesn't get a letter. Beverly G. Withee Bev Pittsfield, Maine Minstrel Show 1235 Girls, Ath- letics 13, 435 Outing Club 143. Hereis our sunny farmerette Who rises to greet the dawn. School has been a happier place Since you came along.

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Jacklyn Richards 'Jigger Pittsfield, Maine Rumford High School 11, 21, Trumpet Board 141, Girl Re- serves 131, Girl Reserves, Sec- retary 141, Cheer Leader 13, 41, Girls' Chorus 131, Orches- tra 141, Girls' Athletics 141, Carnival Queen 141, Third Honor Essay. We read Jackieis tea leaves And if what we saw is true, Thereill be a happy future With a fuller life for two. Lawrence James Riley Bangor, Maine John Bapst 11, 2, 3, 41, Intra- Tugal Basketball 141, Baseball 4 . Knock, knock-whois there? Lawrence Riley so free of care. We asked him how he' stayed that way, He keeps his problems for a brainy , day. Philip Riley Phil Pittsfield, Maine Sanford High School 131, Oro- no High School 11, 21, Hockey 141, Baseball 141, Outing Club, Executive Committee 141, De- bate Club 141. This lad is a brand new class- mate this year, He's well known and well liked by all of us here. He's not very noisy, but then he's not shy, In fact Jeannette and all think he's quite a guy. James W. Robertson, Jr. Portland, Maine Robbie Deering High School 11, 2, 3, 41, Football 141, Hockey 141, M Club 141, Intramural Bas- ketball 141, Baseball 141. Here is Robertson Cream of the crop, He's got all that it takes To come out on the top. Mary Ann Schissler Smokey Detroit, Maine Plainville High School, Connec- ticut 1l, 21. Pretty Mary-not contrary, With those sparklin eyes, That raven hair, that smile- beware, Sheill always take the prize. Ruth B. Shaw Ruthie Pittsfield, Maine Girl Reserves 11, 2, 3, 41, President 141, 'Chaplain 131, Girls, Athletics 11, 2, 3, 41, Girls, Athletic Association 13, 41, Orchestra 111, Girl's M Club 13, 41, Cheer Leading 131, Trumpet Board 11, 3, 41, Debating 141, Sophomore Min- strel Show 121, Manson Prize Speaking, Pop Concert 121, Salutatorian. Ruthie, our scholar, our artist and friend, She sees a job through and through to the end. She is an expert in every art And has a diamond along witl: Dickls heart. Sidney Earle Shuman Pittsfield, Maine Basketball 111, Orchestra 12, 3, 41, Football 131, Baseball Manager 131, Mn Club 141. Always smilin , yet so sedate Sometimes early, usually late. Good and healthy with curly hair just call on Sidney and he'll be there. Richard Sirois Dickie Pittsfield, Maine Vice President 11, 31, Secre- tary 141, Baseball 13, 41, Foot- ball Manager 131, Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 41, M Club 13, 41, Secretary-Treasurer 14 1, Cross Country 111, Basketball 12, 3, 41, Assistant Manager 111, Trumpet Board 11, 21. Although Richard's rather short, And plays a clarinet, He's always been our A-1 sport And one we won't forget. Lyle C. Small I Plymouth, Maine Newport High School 11, 2, 31, Outing Club 141, Baseball 141. A friendly smile is his sign of greeting If some day you happen to meet him. Not knowing him, he seems so quiet, Get to know him and you'll deny it. Muriel H. Spencer Pittsfield, Maine Old Town junior High School 111, Minstrel Show 121. We don't see much of Muriel After school's adjourning. She must spend her evenings Keeping the home tires burning.

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Stanley G. Wyman Stan Pittsfield, Maine Class Presulent 11, 225 Trumpet Board 12, 8, 425 Editor-in-Chief 1425 Football 13, 425 Basket- ball 11, 3, 425 Captain 1325 Baseball 11, 3, 425 M Club, Secretary, Treasurer 132, Vice- President 1425 Senior Play, Manson Prize Winner 132. It,s hard to find words good enough To use on a pal like Stan. But he's got everything that it takes To become a super-man. Wilton Buckley Buck Pittstield, Maine Basketball 12, 825 Baseball 11, 225 Hi-Y 11, 225 U. S. Army 1Feb. 2, 1944-Dec. 21, 19452. Buck has been our pal for years And then one day he went away5 But he didn't forget to come back to us, We hope, this time to stay Frank Walter Pilch Footsie Lawrence, Massachusetts Lawrence High School 11, 2, 3, 425 Football 1425 Basketball, Captain 1425 Baseball 1425 Track 1425 M Club 142. Oh, you're a football hero, And the girls all fall for 'youg But alas, alas-like an incom- pleted pass, Us Senior dames won't do. Charles R. Mitchell Mitch Brewer, Maine Brewer High School 11940- 194325 U. S. Army Air Force 28 m0nths2. You've been in the Air Corps And are sick of all routine, ,Except those conversations Held daily with Arlene. John J. Redmond, Jr. Jack Portland, Maine 'ffheoerus Classical High School 11, 2, 325 Football 1425 Bas- ketball 1425 Baseball 142. Most wolves whistle woo-woo But Redmond's theme is Bet- ty-Lou g And just to make his song com- plete, He shoots his baskets plenty neat. Betty Lou Wright Lu Lu Skowhegan, Maine Skowhegan High School 11, 2, 3, 425 Girl Reserves 1425 Cheerh Leadini 1425 Outing Club 142. When t e wolves go woo-wool' And the girls say you'll do , It's none other than Betty Lou. She's our dish, and I don't mean stew.