Mexico High School - Pep Yearbook (Mexico, ME)

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PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT THE 1944 PEP Compliments of - SALES and SERVICE , . A. E. SMALL A SULLY S . WILLYS, PLYMOUTH 85 SGN D911V91'y SeI'V1C9 and DESOTO CARS, I ' Rumford- Tel. 172 INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS nc- Mexico - Te1.704-W L LUCEYS GARAGE Compliments Of - Charles L. Stanley HANSON'S GENTS' FURNISHINGS Compliments of T WASHING MACHINES, GARAGE RADIOS Tom Stevens Goolgnfguchi GAS SPORTING GOODS and Tel, 407,M MUSICAL GOODS. Mexico, - Maine.. Tel. 801 Main, St, ' Mexico, , - Maine Mexico, - Maine.. A CLOUGH Sz ' H Compliments of - P . y Rubino Fruit Store PHILGAS Distributors for Rumford and Vicinity - Congress St., Rumford, - Maine. Lester A. Bradeen MBQSCIDTN -HIINSHIIKS WIGIHBS' 103 Congress St., HNmN lllill. Rumford, A - Maine. Tel. 799 Compliments of - Fournier's Market P Compliments of - INSURANCE I . , REAL ESTATE Marie Fournier, Prop. Un1te,d lc to Bridge St., Mexico, Me. FANCY MEATS C Store b Tel. 334 - and GROCERIES 1 P ,. 'XP 3. i En...

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THE 1944 PEP PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN HBH 8 SKC!! The B Sz C Squads, coached by Miss Mary Goding, played one game this year on-January 20. Although the C squad gave the B squad some good competition in the last two quarters, the B squad won by the score of 34-6. Those on the B Squad are: Beverly Robert- son, Gloria Packard, Joyce Caron, Barbara Murphy, Gloria Stanley, Vivian DesRoches. Ruth Kidder, Theresa McDonald, Sophie Drakus. Wilma Record, Beatrice Shaw, and Beverly Curtis. The following were awarded J. V.'s: Pearl Cormier, Barbara McPhee, Marjorie Mayconnell, Barbara Knauer, Barbara Murphy, Gloria Stan- ley, Joyce Caron, Ruth Kidder, Theresa McDon- ald, Gloria Packard, Beatrice Shaw, Sophie Drakus, Beverly Robertson, Wilma Record, Beverly Curtis, Frances Arnold, Vivian Des- Roches, Ruth P. Small. Those on the C Squad are Beatrice Judkins. Theresa Arsenault, Maythell Ward, Marjorie Martin, Lorraine Chabot, Marilyn Record, Gloria Cote, Jean McKinnon, Ramona McKinnon, Marjorie Fogarty, Dorothy -Brown, Margaret Anderson, Evaline Arnold, Yvonne Lanteigne, SQUADS Alice Anderson, Dorothy Small, Margaret Muir, Marguerite Kidder, Barbara Mawhinney, Eileen Blanchard, Edda Hayden, Dorothy Martin, and Beverly Haines. The following were awarded numerals: Maythell Ward, Dorothy Small, 1 Barbara Mawhinney, Theresa Arsenault, Dorothy Brown, Eileen Blanchard, Beatrice Judkins, Beverly Haines, Gloria Cote, Lorraine Chabot, Marguer- ite Kidder, Jean McKinnon, Margaret Anderson, Margaret Muir. Yvonne Lanteigne, Alice Ander- son, Eveline Arnold, Marjorie Fogarty, Marjorie Martin, Marilyn Record, Dorothy Martin. GIRLS' INTER-CLASS BASKETBALL The Juniors won the inter-class basketball tournament. Those on the team were Pearl Cormier, Barbara Knauer, Barbara McPhee, Theresa McDonald, Beverly Robertson, Gloria Packard, Wilma Record, Ruth Kidder, Gloria Cote, and Marjorie Mayconnell. Swres leading to the class of 45 victory were: Juniors 29, Freshmen 103 Juniors 25, Sophomores 23. .ALUMNI NOTES omxss OF 1943 Irwin Abramson, Army Air Corps Theresa Arsenault, Casco- Loan Office, Mexico Edna Arsenault, Berst-Forster, Dixfield John Barry, U. S. Marines A Lorraine tBernardJ Dawson, Rumford Falls 'Trust Co. , - Beryl Berry, Berst-Forster, Dixfield Mary Bragdon, Oxford Mill Vivian Brown, Oxford Mill Elizabeth Buccina, Oxford Mill Nancy Buccina, McLean's Ins. Office, Rumford Richard Burns, U. S. Navy Robert Chandler, Faye Kr Scott, Dexter, Maine Rosanna Cogley, Farmington Normal School Arthur Davis, U. S. Navy Francis Deraspe, U. S. Army Ann tDesRochesJ Bisson, Oxford Mill Robert Fogarty, U. S. Army Beatrice Gallant, Stisulis' Market Edna Gaudet, Oxford Mill Eugene Gilbert, U. S. Navy Theresa Gravel, Student Nurse, Mercy Hospital, Portland , ' Pearl Haley, Connecticut John Howard, Browris Lumber Co., Mexico ,,,ei-.A-'A Margaret Howard, Oxford Mill Helen LeBlanc, Lab division, Oxford Mill Theresa LeBlanc, Oxford Mill . Charles Muckinnon, Oxford Mill Barbara McDonald, Oxford Mill Josephine Moskus, Oxford Mill Jean Mowatt, Oxford Mill Joanne Murphy, Boston University Rita Paquette, Morin's Store. Dorothy Pretty, New England Furniture Co., Rumford Irene Richard, Worcester, Mass. Dorothy Roy, First National Store, Mexico Robert Shaw, U. S. Navy Marjorie Stacey, Boston, Mass. . George Strout, U. S. Navy ' Rose Strout, Oxford Mill ' Emile Therrien, Shipyards, Portland Gertrude Townsend, Fisher School, Boston Ivene T rundy, Newberry's, Rumford Ernest Venskus, U. S. Navy Marilyn Mawhinney, Student Nurse, New.Yoik Alice Watson, Machine Shop, Oxford Mill Frank Witas, U. S. Navy Elizabeth tWithamJ Hanmer, Post Oflice Cleric, Rolla, Missouri .r7'-. . .4 rw., - A.. ,L V. X . --fs-. 'f x. 4'

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LADIES' AND MEN'S LUGGAGE THE 1944 PEP PAGE THIRTY-ONE CLASS POPULARITY BALLOTS EIGHTH GRADE Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy Best Looking Girl Best Looking Boy Best Girl Dancer Best Boy Dancer Class Actress Class Actor Class Vocalist Class Shakespeare Class Romeo Class Juliet Class Comedian Best Personality Boy Best Personality Girl Best Boy Athlete Best Girl Athlete Class Model Carolyn Butterfield Elwyn Swan Lucy Milishousky Robert Dickson Lucy Milishousky Edward Fournier Hannah Boyle Thomas Dickson Clayton Grant Jean Pratt Barry Millet Howard Contello Lucy Milishousky Elwyn Swan Thomas Dickson Carol Oakes Harry Myles Lorraine Cote Lucy Milishousky SCHOOL NOTES School opened in the fall with an enrollment of 247, 49 seniors, 54 juniors, 49 sophomores, and 95 freshmen. The faculty was as follows: Tillson Thomas, principal, problems of democracy, civicsg George Cobb, submaster, coach, physical education: Eugene Norton, history, general science, Albert Brown, manual training, printing, mechanical drawing, pre-induction: Mrs. Lucille Abbott, English, Jr. Business Training, Miss Helen Malley, Latin, English, Mrs Eunice Murphy, English, French, general mathematics, com- mercial arithmetic, Mrs. Abbie Norton, physics, chemistry, pre-induction, biology, Miss Emeline Heath, algebra, plain geometry, solid geometry and trigonometry, and general mathematics: Miss Tozier, Home Economics, Miss Mary Goding, oifice practice, bookkeeping, shorthand, typing. Because of unavoidable circumstances at home Mrs. Abbott was forced to ask for a leave of absence for the last half year. Mrs. Arline gfaaces took over her duties and also took Glee u . E Substitutes during the year were Miss Viola Kelley, Mrs. Milton Strout, Mrs. Frances Davis, Mrs, June Taylor, Miss Marian Purington. - I lilames O'Leary- You dance wonderfully we . ' Elaine Lowell- I wish I could say the same about you. James-- You could, if you could lie as I do. Janice- I told you to say 'No,' if a sailor asked for a kiss. Ruth- But, Janice, they don't ask. 52ND ANNIVERSARY li IF IT'S MEN'S WEAR YOU CAN GET IT AT MARX'S HARTSCHAFFNER6i MARXCLOTHES FLORSHEIM - BosToN1AN sHoEs , - STETSON HATS - - ARROW SHIRTS - , wow PINTO BOOSTERSH A Half Century of Honest Service 'TeL 545 ' GRADUATION SUITS RUMFORD, 4 MAINE 1892 l 1944 WHEDONWT ASKfYOU TNDBUY JUST SHOP AND COMPARE y ATHERTON'S LISBON and PINE STREETS, LEWISTON, ME.