Mexico High School - Pep Yearbook (Mexico, ME)

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'I i 'I J PA i 'Ixxixis Ie,LR ustviel Jxertuie lI1e c rnce Uh estor Oierture uere the selections yrescnted lf the fesnx tl At the second 1 nu1l concert on Iridty ueninv Nlay Uth 1 frroup of txxo hundred ind hlty school trusieitns representing, four binds tools plrt These bands ill directed by Xlr Tdxx trd btinley were the Mexico High bchool Band the Mexico Grammlr School Btnd the Virei ll Cadets of Rumford and the St ohns Band of Rumlorel The Girls Glee Club directed by Mrs Lau renee Pealees assisted them 1nd thetc mere llso speelql 1nd drtmatic reldirgs by Mrs lanaes Ixerr Ut Rumford This concert xx is 1 far ure 1ter success thin list years both in musicll stindards Intl hnineially Iirst ehur musiciln emblems were umrded the following b1nd members Bruce Brtdecn Nietor Mortenson Alxn Mortcnson Hubert Nlorin Norma lxi tpp Wlillitm Robertson Ld xxirel Powell Huold Illis Daxid Montgomery Htrold lordin 'lherest Bourget ind Archer Toxxle Bruce Brldeen the highest rmleing music stuelent in the bind ind orchestrt xx is ilso Ire sented with the gold etule The 5t1te of Nlunc Illy, usutlly presented by Cyowernor Blrrovis is ex! ecteel shortly This file xx is secured through the efforts of School om mitteeman Linvsood ordm andSt1te Senator I H Dorr The Boosters Club 1 plrents sgroup which vi is orgtnized to support the musical fictix ities of the school has xxorleed xerx hard to milec possible the pureh1se of iexn music sexeral bind instru ments and the Ime neu capes The members of the band would hereby express their gratitude F0 this organization to Captain Ulric Bouffard vvh0 friends The following pupils vsere members of the band during the past yelr nctt Phyllis Small Caroline Bloocl M1rQaret Patricia lomrty anet Durant jeanette MC Phee Dolores Bernard Nancy Buccinrt Ilwabeth Buceina Theresa Bourges Normft Knapp Grace Goodrielee Rim Morin L1ura Hunt L1urette Roy can Mowat Dorothy Pretty Rita Nienrctu Mtryoric Snuth Pearl Delano Thllia Proctor Mary Shaw Mir yorie Mtyconnell Grace Barnett Adele urglis Dorothy Gellately Doris McLt1n Muriel Bu SPI AIxINR5 C LUB lilsls IUII llsil I0 flklllll MI MLN Meljllse XX'hyzocle Dickson, Smith bxsctt lront ron Nlortenson XX'e1thcrhe1d Ciogln Iones Brtgdon, Holman 'H-,I EI ,ct-2 L 5.I', C V. A I '1'h. Pi A 1 I the ' . 'Q . A Q' . :A ,A A-A , , . e K A .L s ' ' A K, ' I . ' ' , . C, ' I ' A , A ' ' ' . i ' 4 . . - . ' A A . -' ' V X 1' c f. e l ' ' ' I . 1 'Q it 'if 2 . - - k , A ., , I .A.' .kr .A A A A .A V A A A: , ,A .A Y I l,A ' A instrumental numbers by XValter Cole- of Virginia dfillg the band, and to their many other helpful a aj , A S T2 I . . Q 1 L H ' . A- My 3 A 1 L V- l V V K Y 'V . l Y A , 1 . A- . AA A. .1 . . ., , A .K . is A ' 3 A W J A Y A, A A - A' ' . ' A- 1 . A Q A A Aw 1 A . ' ' ' I , ' 1 ' ' , ' Y . . .Ay A A 4 . I , Y A ' T1 , it ' ' , 7 - A ' v-A 'A ' A A y , A I ,L ,, A - T 's f V' . , JA N I A ' v' 4 A, ' 4 B' ,, . E Y S 9 A I V . 1 , 4 ' 'Ja 'i 2 ' ' 4 ' 'A A' A . .A A -. A . . q , I .A- A - A - A A, ' A ' y V A V, 2 A I ' ' 2 1 1' L, W '- ' 7 L ' t ' AI I' A ' 'L A '. . fy ' - 2' Y '. 2 . - i I 'fi 4 ., 5 s: 2 Q 1 ., N ' Ev

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THIS PEP K ONE MAD NIGHT' One Mad Night , a mystery farce by james Reach was presented at the Pinto Auditorium on liriday evening, May 19th before an audience dis- appointly small to enjoy such a fine thriller. Wliile the cast was largely made up of new-comers to the Mexico stage, the cast under the direction of Mrs. Isbester, turned in a first-rate Performance. The all in one mad, crazy night. Don Cutter, a playwright, QVictor Mortensenj accom- by Wing, his proverb-quoting Chinese action of the entire play was continuous, young panied valet, Qlzarl Hamnerj goes to a deserted, lonely house in the hills to find peace and quivt Wl1CFC he can complete his latest play. He finds the house, however, tenanted by a number of very strange people. including john Alden, who hunts lndians, fStanley Poganyj. Priscilla, who knits, Qliertie jamsonj, Mr. Hyde, the ferocious man, fSchurman Bragdonj, and Lady Macbeth, a victim of Shakespeare, fGlenyce Swanj. They are lunatics, under the care of Dr. Bunn, fAlton Hutchinsonj whose home nearby has been burned. Although they are really cluite harmless, Don W PINTEXICQ FAIR-193 8 P.-Xl-li Txx i2N'i'v-Tnmzia 1 1 ' Qi i it doesnt know this, and he falls in love with Lucille, Qfxlthea Enmanj, and is about to free her from persecution when his previous fiancee fGertrude Royj and her mother fliarbara jonesy put in an embarrassing appearance with their maid, Depression Uosephine Lipskie.j The other characters, Mrs Kluck, the house- keeper, QRose Buccinijg Artemus Burke, the villianous lawyer, fRoland Lufkinj, and Danny Siletto, XVanted for murder fArthur xX,llllillT1Sj keep the kettle boiling with funny and thrilling situations. Barbara X5C'eatherhead was the othcial prompter and in charge of properties, while Vililliam Robertson was the stage manager. M. H. S. BAND The high school band gave an excellent ptr- formance this spring at the Vifestern Maine Music Festival, rating very high in the drill, marching and auditions which were part of thc activities at Auburn on Saturday, May 13th. Patricia Fogarty, the new drum major who is only a freshman, received a rating of the first degree. Class C music was used this year and I .--.

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