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

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M. F. H. S. PILOT 21 fx. lllctivifies .fb CLUBS The Societas Latinae has had a suc- cessful year. Members of the club in- clude people of the Junior and Senior classes. Officers for this year have been as follows: President, Elwood Goss, Vice-President, Philip Merrill, Secretary, Gladys Stackpole, Treasurer, Aletha Lawler. The Vox Latinae was published by the following Editorial Board: Editor-in- Chief, Dorothy French, First Assistant, Hildred Bryant, Second Assistant, James Chase, Literary Editor, Dorothy Grant, joke Editor, Rebecca Johnson, Exchange Editor, Aletha Lawler, Business Mana- ger, Gladys Stackpole, Subscription Man- ager, Philip Merrill, Printers, Elwood Goss, James Johnson and Royal Jeffer- son. The annual social was held April 6 at the High School Auditorium. The Francais Anglais this year elected for officers: President, Donald Cole. Vice-President, Elwood Goss, Secretary and Treasurer, Emily Bridgham. Mem- bers of the Junior and Senior classes are admitted to the club. By the untiring etfort of our faculty advisor, Mrs. Mains, we have had a successful year. Pins with French Club on them were bought by various members. The Societas Latinae and Les Francais Anglais meet every other Thursday in the club room. The debating teams this year consisted of the following members: Affirmative, Richard Williams, Hugh Rideout and James Chase as alternate. Negative, Rosalie Pike and Arthur Chapman with John Collins as alternate. These teams were coached by Mr. Oliver from Bates College. The Affirmative lost to Oxford with Richard Williams tying with one of the Oxford team for best speaker. The Negative won at New Gloucester with Rosalie Pike as best speaker. MUSIC Under the instructions of Mrs. Ather- ton we have had a successful year in Music. Great interest has been shown by the Glee Club, Orchestra and Band. Both the Orchestra and Band have furnished music for socials. Three members of the Band went to Castine, All-State Music Camp and represented the school at the State Teachers' Convention at Lewiston. These were: Stanley Banks, VValter Harwood and Royal Jefferson. Htl-Illl' and Orchestral: Music for socials. Concert May 18 in High School Audi- torium. State Festival at Lewiston May 26. Memorial Day May 30. Baccalaureate Senior, June 3. Class Day. Graduation. Glee Club: Grand Opera, I Smell Smoke . Christmas Vesper Services. All-State Festival at Lewiston May 26. Union Depot -- Minstrel for Music Club Social, June 1. 3 . , Donomv FRENCH, '34

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22 M. F. H. S. PILOT X, as J f ,, 51.6.-r -K9 X Ji 0 GIRLS' ATHLETICS BOYS' ATHLETICS .Xs the tiirls' lmasketlmall team not only BASEBALL won :1 thrilling game from Oxford on their home floor, hut also won eleven others out of sixteen we all feel that we have had a very successful year of has- kethall. XYe wish to express our sincere gratitude to the splendid coaching of Mr. l'ottle and also to the manager, .-Xletha l.awler, for her faithful work for the ve'n' 1 . Those to receive lmaskethall letters are: llelen Keene, fl.: Rosalie l'ike, S. C., lftnily Ilridgham. tl.g liileen hlordan. C. and G5 Valma Edwards, C. and 19.3 lfsther Pike. lf. and Og livalyn Knight. lf., Viola Raymond, lf. Graduation will upset the team some' what as it is taking five of the first team players: Helen Keene, Rosalie Pike. Emily Bridgham, Valma Edwards, Viola Raymondg hut we are looking forward to a successful season next year just the same. XYe have, this spring, taken up a few more minor sports, such as, archery. track, broad-jump, high-jump, and shot- put. V. RAYMOND, '34 The Mechanic lialls lmaselwall team had a good season, winning six of the ten games played. Much credit is due to Coach Thomas for his line work with the team. Scsi MARY Nl. lf. ll. S. lO ,lay fl Nl. I . ll. S. 6 Nlonmouth 5 Xl. lf. ll. S. -l Leavitt 14 Nl. li. ll. S. S Nlonmouth 3 Xl. lf. ll. S. 0 -lay -l M. F. ll. S. 4 S. Paris l2 ill. lf. ll. S. 2 Leavitt 12 Rl. F. H. S. 3 S. Paris I4 M. lf. H. S. l2 NYinthrop ll Xl. lf. H. S. ll Xlintltrop 10 BASKETBALL The Mechanic Falls hasketball team enjoyed a very successful season under the coaching of Harry Thomas. For the first time, the squad qualified for the L. H. S. small school tournament. but were eliminated by a fast Thomaston team.