Maine Central Institute - Trumpet Yearbook (Pittsfield, ME)

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Alexander, Reinald Ames, Janet Baker, Fred Bartlett, Kenneth Beebe, Jacqueline Bickford, Elizabeth Bishop, Marilyn Bishop, Ralph Boyington, James Brackett, Eugenia Brown, Leland Brown, Patricia R. Bubar, Richard Burns, Robert Carr, Nancy Cole, Morris Cookson, Joan Cowan, Amold Crowell, Helen Cunningham, Gloria Dahlgren, Maynard E. Davis, Chester DeRaps, Antoninette Dobson, Joyce Dunphy, John Edmunds, Marilyn Farnsworth, Jean F emald, Floyd Field, Maxine Fowler, Marilyn Friend, Sally Graham, Pauline Green, Murray Hoskins, Harold Havey, Peter Higgins, Jeanette Higgins, John Huff, Levi Ireland, Chadley Jackson, Joyce FRESHMAN CLASS ROLL Jarvis, Flora Jipson, Mary Killam, Meredith Killam, Oscar Lawrence, Mildred Lawrence, Ralph McKenzie, Neal Mailman, Clair Matrangos, Thomas McGibney, Ralph Melvin, Roger Mills, Joan Mills, Joyce Mitchell, Kathleen O'Clair, Theresa O'Reilly, Earl Peterson, Priscilla Pinciaro, Mary Reidy, James Riley, Harriet Rogers, Arthur Sanbom, Marie Seekins, Helen Shatney, Cecelia Shaw, Donald Shorey, Molly Jane Short, Philip Spencer, Bartlett Stickney, Emmaleene Susi, Robert Tarbox, Nancy Tasker, Basil Tilton, Cladwin Webb, Robert Wentworth, John Wentworth, Rodney White, Marilyn Withee, Joyce Wyman, Bemes Young, Ada

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FRESHMAN I i CLASS OFFICERS ' Ioan Mills ....... ........... P res-hlent Harriet Riley ....... ..,,......... V ice-President Helen Crowell ....... A....A. S ecretary-Treasurer CLASS ADVISORS Esther Libby Paul Legge 27

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VETERANS AT XI. C. I. At the opening of the academic year l945-46, it was not contemplated that Nl. C. l. would play any appreciable role in the education of veterans of NVorld lVar ll until the following year. Two veterans were enrolled as dormitory students and a few as day students when school opened in September. As the Armed Forces began to expediate deinobilization. it became evident that the number of veterans interested in refresher courses, and credits toward secondary school dip- lomas, and certification grades in specific courses would far exceed the capacity of the school to absorb these students. By late February. Alumni Hall had received a full quota of veterans, an additional master was engaged to give full time to the needs of these men and the increased day school enrollment of veterans. Un- like the other preparatory schools in Nlaine, M. C. I. attempted to establish a special program, distinct from the regular curricula. Courses permitting veterans to obtain credit for a yearls work in Algebra l, Plane Geometry, and English IV were inaugurated, dormitory regulations were drawn up in cognizance of the maturity, experience. and peculiar needs of these men. The school was pleased to be able to oller its facilities to this group. My ' 1 -. ai. L , VETERANS 2nd Row: J. Do-ucette, 0. Mercier D. Fuller, F. Harding, A. Allen, T. Page, C. Mitchell, D. MacDonald, K. Ward, D. Gallups, Mr. Stanley. lst Row: Mr. Hesselberg, Mr. Grassie, W. Buckley, L. Fish, G. Moore, R. Thompson, W. Eldridge, G. Ruman, R. Drinkwater, R. Haggerty. 29