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

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I4 M. F. H. The three juniors who took part in the Prize Speaking contest were: Eileen Jordan Roland Curtis Robert Walker Eileen jordan made the first team in Girls' Basketball. The junior boys on the first team of Boys' Basketball were: james Chase Everett Benson Roland Curtis Robert Keene Frank Millett Royal jefferson was chosen manager of the team. The Juniors won the inter-class debate against the Seniors. Cn the afternoon of February 12th, the Junior assembly was given. It in- cluded three short plays dealing with the life of' Lincoln and several Lincoln Poems. Blue and gold were selected for the class colors and the flower is a yellow rose. MILDRED PERRY, '35 SOPHOMORE CLASS REPORT In the fall of 1934 fifty-two pupils were enrolled in the Sophomore class of M. F. H. S. Later in the year we added three pupils making the entire class of fifty-five. During the year we lost ten of our members. The class officers for the year are as follows: President, ESTHER PIKE Ifice-President, MARGARET WESTON Secretary, BARBARA DAVIS Treasurer, WILLIAM MARTIN VVe held our first social in the fall term and are planning to have another May 11. The entertainment at this time will be the one-act play, THE MYSTERY OF THE TAPPING KEYSHQ with specialties. S. PILOT The committees for this social are: ElIfCI'fflitIWtCl1f Com-. Door Committee Dorothy Irving Stanley Banks Margaret Weston Virginia Frost james French Refreslzment Com. Game Committee Lola Frost Walter Harwood Hilda Harwood Harriet Iewett The date set for the class rings to be paid for was Uctober 15. They came in November. Most of the class took part in the Washington Assembly given Feb- ruary 22. E. PIKE, '36 FRESHMAN CLASS REPORT On September 11, 1933, there were found to be sixty-three pupils in the Freshman class. The class was organized October twenty-seventh with the follow- ing members as officers: President, Pearl Flint, Vice-President, James Maxim, Secretary, Marion Jewett, Treasurer, Dorothy Wellander. THE MAN FROM BRANDONH was given at our social on November seven- teenth. We plan to hold another May twenty-fifth. Several members of the class are en- gaged in the activities. Evalyn Knight played on the first team of basketball, and Richard Keene played on the foot- ball team. We have three girls who be- long to the glee club - Anna Gilman, Glennis Ridley, and Evalyn Knight. Those who play in the orchestra are: Roena Keene, Frances Robbins, Evalyn Knight, Margaret Chase, John Merrill, Frank Williams, and Leonard Crooker. james Maxim, Claudman Austin, and Leonard Crooker play in the band. Dorothy Wellander, Marion -Iewett, Elsie Whittier, Evalyn Knight, and John Mer- rill took part in Prize Speaking. PEARL FLINT, '37

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M. F. H. S. SENIOR CLASS REPORT There were thirty-five Seniors, both serious and celebrated, who took seats in the Senior Room of Mechanic Falls High School, under the supervision of a be- nevolently-smiling Miss Nelson, in the Fall of 1933. As the year progressed the smile was seen to Hash less frequent- ly, but now, as graduation draws nigh, it is to be observed once more in all its splendor. XVhen Gilbert Sturtevant left us the class equaled its own numerals, '34. Our choice for President was john Collins, Vice-President, Emily Bridg- hamg Secretary, Barbara Farris, and Treasurer, Arthur Chapman. HFUN IN A COUNTRY STORE was the first Senior Social, coming Oct. 20, 1933. Harmonica and vocal selections were en- joyed by the audience at that time. Nov. 2, 1933, saw the try-outs for TIGER HOUSE . the Senior Drama, and parts were awarded as follows: Erma Lowrie. Rosalie Pike Yami, llugh Rideout Sarah Broderick, Helen Keene Mrs. Murdock, Helen Strout Macintosh, Arthur Chapman Arthur Hale, Richard XVilliams Oswald Kerins, Leon Payne Peggy Van Ess, Emily Bridgham Thompson, Gilbert Maxim The Mystery VVoman , Valma Edwards Under the coaching of Mrs. Mains and Mr. Pottle and the managership of Camillia Davis, the Drama was presented with success on December 13. The next event of note was the assign- ing of class parts mid-way through April, to these people: Salufafory, EILEEN NORTON Third Honor.: EMILY BRIDGHAM P I L O T 13 Proplzccy, .'XLIi'l'IIA LAWLER Class 11711, LAWRENCE TRIPP Prcscntafimz of Gifts for Girls, DONALD COLE Presentation of Gifts for Boys, TNWTARION PULSIFER History, TWARGARET BIRNEY Addrvm fo I Uzdcrgmdzlafes, WENDISLL TEAGUE Oration, ELWOOD Goss Valcdictory, GLADYS STACKPOLE A pageant will also be given at gradua- tion. Regardless of the angry elements the class journeyed with undampened spirits to Hammond's Studio in Lewiston for class pictures. Our last social given April 27, GREEN SHADOWSH was well received. Other specialties were Harmonica selections and vocal selections. In a few short weeks the Class of 1934 leaves the Mechanic Falls High School for the last time. NVe are truly grateful for the lessons learned in four years in the class room and on the athletic field, and we have, in return, made some attempt to support her ideals. Ever Onward ! HUGH RIDEOUT, '34 JUNIOR CLASS REPORT The following people were elected class officers: PTl'.S'l'df'l1f, PHILIP MERRILL If'icc-Prcsidmif, TQOYAL JEFFERSON Sccrvfary, GLIQNNA HANSCOM Twai.vurm', lNlATTIE WALDRON On Oct. 6, 1933, the junior class gave a social and presented the play THE TXTYSTIQRY TWANS, Their second social was given on April 13, 1934, and included the play TIrANKs AWFULLYS,

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