Mechanic Falls High School - Pilot Yearbook (Mechanic Falls, ME)

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30 M. F. H. S. PILOT M. F. H. S., 23 South Paris, 40 At South Paris lVl. F. ll. S., 27 West Paris, 25 At M. F. H. S. M. F. H. S., 23 Bridgton, 26 At M. F. H. S. M. F. H. S., 17 Oxford, 45 At Oxford M. F. H. S., 27 New Gloucester, 31 At New Gloucester W. E. G., '31 ORCHESTRA REPORT VVe have been pleased to have a good orchestra this last year. The members have Shown excellent co- operation and much praise is due to our teacher, Miss Brophy. The members of the orchestra are: Dorothy Grant, Lawrence Payne, l'anl Andrews, Max Pulsifer, Daniel Callahan, Hilborn Rowe, lidward W'ellender, Ruth Thompson, Alice Whittier, Mildred Strout, Hildred Bryant, Aletha Lawler, Earl Briggs, Harold Raymond, Second Violin Second Violin Second Violin Second Violin Fife and Cornet Banjo Accordion Mandolin Mandolin Mandolin Mandolin Mandolin Drums Drums T h e m e m b e r s rehearsed every Thursday afternoon at t h e H i g h School Auditorium and the numbers were taken from special books. The orchestra has made several pub- Helen Harmon, Pianist lic appearances during the school year. Eileen Norton, First Violin The officers are: Lester Chipman, First Violin President, Lester Chipman Zabelle Kolchakian, First Violin Librarian, Hildred Bryant ORC! I l'IS'l' RA

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M. F. ll. S. PIL OT 29 BOYS' BASKETBALL SQUAD short end of the score at the close of the game. From that time on the High School team played a game prac- tically every week and sometimes two games a week. As the season went on some of the boys dropped out because they were ineligible and for other reasons, so that, at the close of the season, only nine of the twenty boys, who started the season, were practicing regularly. I N ' lhose nine were: C. Stone A. Hoyle R. Mills R. Waldron H. Raymond P. Goss A. Davis VV. Goss W. Raymond Throughout the entire season Mr. Small tried to teach his team fast, clean basketball and the highest prin- ciples of good sportsmanship. The score book results : M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F. M. F 32 5 28 23 20 8 20 16 l 5 23 shows the following Casco, 31 At M. F. H. S. Winthrop, 26 At M. F. H. S. Winthrop. 30 At Winthrop New Gloucester, 18 At M. F. H. Kent's Hill, 23 At Winthrop South Paris, 38 At M. F. H. S. Oxford, 25 At M. F. H. S. Kent's Hill, 20 At M. F. H. S. llridgton, 32 At Bridgton Hebron, 36 At Hebron

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M. F. Secretary, Zabelle Kolchakian We hope to continue our work next year, although we shall lose several of our members by graduation. Zabelle Kolchakian, '33 GLEE CLUB REPORT At the beginning of this year about fifty-eight pupils reported for the Glee Club. They held a meeting and elected the following officers: Presi- dent, Helen Harmong Vice-President, Ruth Thompsong Treasurer, Rudolph VValdrong Librarian, Grac e Burnsg Secretary, Winnie Thompson. That was the only business meeting of the Glee Club held during the year. We were given the last period on Tuesday. Every week we meet in the auditorium. This being our first year we have accomplished very little, but we hope that with the help of our kind friend and teacher, Miss Brophy, we shall do much better next year. W. Thompson, '32 LES TRICOULEURS The Senior French class formed a cl u b in October, 1930, which was named Les Tricouleurs. .Its purpose was to improve each member's knowl- edge of French amusements and social lifeg also to converse in French. The officers e l e c t e d were: President, H el e n H a r m o n g Vice-President, Gladys Coxg Treasurer, Agnes Hues- tong Secretary, Beulah Ridleyg and fac- ulty adviser, Mrs. Mains. The members include only the mem- bers of the Senior class at present, but it has been decided that at a later H. S. PILOT 31 date the juniors will be initiated. The members are A. Hueston, G. Cox, F. Severy, H. Harmon, and B. Ridley. The club has chosen its colors which are blue, white and redg and for its emblem the fleur de lis. During the year Les Tricouleurs have printed and issued an attractive French paper called La Fleur de Lis , and due to the active part of each member and the unsurpassed help of Mrs. Mains the paper was made an overwhelming success. On the evening of january 27th the club, with Mr. and Mrs. Mains, en- joyed the French picture Dans le petit Cafe at the Strand Theatre in Lewiston. A very good time was en- joyed by all. On the evening of Feb- ruary 25th the club held a painting party at Mrs. Mains' home, during which all the covers of the French pa- pers were painted. After the work was done Mrs. Mains served refresh- .ments and a social hour was enjoyed. Since this is the first French club in Mechanic Falls High School and only its first year, we have not been able to accomplish as much as we would liked to have. However, we know that the time we have put into this club has not been wasted. In fu- ture years we sincerely hope there will be more members in Les Tricouleurs. Beulah Ridley. '31 SOCIETAS LATINA We now have twenty-four members in our club. The officers for this year are: President, Agnes H u e s t o n g Vice-President, Beulah Ridley: Secre- tary and Treasurer, Mary Farrarg As- sistant S e c r e t a r y and Treasurer.