Mexico High School - Pep Yearbook (Mexico, ME)

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PAGE THiRTY-Two THE 1944 PEP Compliments of - Compliments of - Compliments of - H MCKENZIE The ORINO'S STORE . AND E. K. DAY Co. Esso Service H W C0 Tel. 300 Hartford 81 River Sts. l Rumford - Maine. Rurnford - Maine. Rumford, -- Maine. Compliments of - Ashley D. Rafuse CCfT1lJ1im91'1tS Of -- GULF OIL PRODUCTS HAYDEN'S R f d - M.. , F. W. Woolwortli um or me' BARBER SHOP CO n f Y- ' ' ' Compliments of - and to the PURE ICE BEAUTY PARLOR wMexico High' Football Team Ridlonville, - Maine Rumffd DRAGQQN' MSI'-Mme . A Mt. Zircon Spring Compliments of - , IHC LAZAROU S ' QUALITY BEVERAGES . . AT POPULAR PRICES. Motor Sales SGYVICG Station R 'Phone 500MW . - umford, -- Maine Authorized -- - F O R D General Repairs Compliments of - SALES-SERVICE Tel. 1038 FI-ed E.. Hanscom Telephone 615 ' Bridge sr. Mexico ATTORNEY h Ridlonville, - Maine Rumford - Maine Compliments of - ,. LONGWAY Compnmerits of - . Dance Studio Ccmpliments of - Tel- 697-W DRUG STGRE J. J. Newberry Co. - JOHN IESETASH' Rumford - Maine. W' . , , MUSIC DEALER and JEWELER Rumford - Maine. 148 Congress St., Rumford, - Maine

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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.

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Riff V V' -l-aff. , - KK aw. THE 1944 PEP I K 'f 'jiri' ' ff' v:afiQ,- 'X :A gf 1 X PAGE THIRTY-THREE Mrs. Norton- I will drop a silver coin into this acid. Will it dissolve? Eddie Martin-- No. Mr. Norton- Why not? . Eddie- If it did you wouldn't put it in it. Miss Malley- What was the greatest Roman achievement ? E Pearl Cormier- I should say it was speaking Latin. ' ' Eddie Martin- Mr, Norton, have you any books on problem children? Mr. Norton- Yes, why ? Eddie- My coach and teachers are not handling me right. Billy Brown-- Mr, Norton, 'what is executive ability ? ' Mr. Norton tpassing the buck?- Will you- kindly enlighten the young gentleman, Douglas? Douglas I-1.-- I think it is what teachers have. They get the credit for all the hard work students do. Barbara Knauer- Why did Al Downs Hood the football field ? Edmond Martineau-- He heard Coach Cobb was going to put in a sub. Mr. Norton tto Rolfe Smith, wandering around the roomj- What are you looking for, Rolfe? Rolfe-- Nothing, Mr. Norton. Mr. Norton- You'll find it in your own seat if you sit down and search. Mr. Peakes fwho had spoken for two hoursl - I shall not keep lyou much longer. 1'm afraid I have spoken at rat er great length. There is no clock in the room and I must apologize for not having a watch with me. Q A D. Fowler- W-W-ell, there is a calendar be- hind you, Mister. The Admiral who was conducting an exam- ination for the Navy was addressing one of the candidates. Admiral- Who, in your opinion., are the three greatest sailors in British History. Crosby--'Tm sorry, sir, I didn't catch your name when I entered the room but the other two are Nelson and Teach. Rosalie Jamison- How did you make out with your school exams ? Norman Dyer- Oh, just like Napoleon. Rosalie- What do you mean? Norman-- I Went down in History. Miss Malley- Who can give me a sentence containing the world insulate? Vivian DesRoches- At the breakfast table ma said to pa, 'How come you got insulate.?' Mrs. Norton- What are the names of thc bones in your hand, Mr. Judkins? Albert- Dice. Compliments of: WALTON Lone Ng. 142 K. of P. COMPLIMENTS OF - MEXICO CIE TIF IC OCIETY -9 1