Mexico High School - Pep Yearbook (Mexico, ME)

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THE 1946 PEP PAGE TWENTY-THREE JUNIOR CLASS CLASS POPULARITY BALLOTS 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 Carl Hatch Best personality girl Best Best Class Most Most Best Best Best Best Class Class Class Class Class Class Class girl athlete boy athlete Model Margaret Anderson William Doucette Beatrice Judkins A William Doucette Beatrice Judkins Aime DesRoches Yvonne Lanteigne John Green Barbara Mawhinney Marie Breau Archie Hosie Marilyn Miller John Green William Doucette Margaret Anderson Lorraine Chabot William Doucette Aime DesRoches Margaret Anderson SOPHOMORE CLASS 'CLASS POPULARITY BALLOTS . popular girl popular boy looking- girl looking boy girl dancer, boy dancer actress actor vocalist Shakespeare Romeo Juliet comedian Best personality boy Best personality girl Best girl athlete Best boy athlete Class Model Mary Ferland Harry Myles Barbara Rice Omer Breau I Carolyn Butterfield Elwin Swan Nancy Bracy Barry Millett Clayton Grant Thomas Dickson Albert Jamison Margaret Hanson Elwin Swan Harry Myles Mary Ferland' Esther Cormier Robert Whytock Robert Whytock --4 FRESHMAN CLASS CLASS POPULARITY BALLOTS Most popular girl Most popular boy Best looking girl Best looking boy Best girl dancer Best boy dancer Class Class Class Class Class Class Class actress actor vocalist Shakespeare Romeo Juliet . comedian Best personality boy Best personality girl Best girl athlete Best boy athlete Class Model Barbara Anderson Carl Hatch Laraine Cormier John Hickey Richard Brown Laraine Cormier Richard Vienneau Laraine Cormier Carl Hatch Norman Martineau Robert Grose John Hickey Joan McGray Raymond Gallant ' Barbara Anderson - Gloria Fowler Edward Buckingham Mildred Campbell EIGHTH GRADE CLASS POPULARITY BALLOTS Most popular girl Most popular boy Best looking girl Best looking boy Best girl dancer Best boy dancer 0 Class actress Class actor Class vocalist Class Shakespeare Class Romeo Class Juliet Class comedian Best personality boy Best personality girl Best girl athlete Best boy athlete ' Class Model -:....,' Grp- ,,., Joan Brown Arthur Lapham Joan Brown James Arsenault Dorothy Arsenaiilt' Leonard Doucette A Dorothy Arsenault William Leavitt Beverly Eaton Freddie Leadbetter Leonard Doucette , Joan Allen Richard Henry Arthur Lapham Dorothy Arsenault Alice Martin Albert Richards Esther Jamison I

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PAGE TWENTY-TWO THE 1946 PEP JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Back row: Lapham, Doucette. Front row: Anderson, Arsenault, Crossland, Mr. Norton. SOPI-IOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Back row: Swan, Butterfield, Myles. Front row: Fraser, Ferland, Dickson, Mrs. Thomas. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Back row: Kimball, Stiles, Campbell. HFront row: Worthley, Anderson, Burns, Miss eath. C EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Back row Brown, Jamison, Crossland. Front row: Howard, Arsenault, Beedy, Mrs. Stowell.

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PAGE TWENTY-FoUR THE 1946 PEP P CAST OF THE CUCKO0'S NEST Burns, Whytock. Canwell, Miss Bragoli. THE CUCKOO'S NESTH M The night of December 14 the auditor- ium of Mexico High School housed a Very unusual family, the Cragwells, and their problems made the onlookers scream with laughter. There wasn't a single character in the play who could not be considered temperamental in some way or other ex- cept for George Judd, who had come for his stage-struck wife, and Douglas Breen, the writer. Lee Burns played the part of the musician, who gets the family to New York in the first place. Yvonne Lanteigne as Aunt Fanny spent their money freely and managed to have them thrown out of their hotel. Connie Waite portrayed the stoic sister who had fallen in love with Douglas Breen. The cab driver found that they had not rented rooms but liter- ally had taken over an empty house. He proceeds to find roomers for the'Crag- wells, and the stage was filled with a very strange group of people. Nancy Bracy, as dramatic-minded Minorah Judd, fell in love with Barry. To make matters worse Faith QJean Canwellb, the Cragwell serv- ant for years, chose this time to collect her back wages and demanded that world- ly Mrs. Noel Harvey fLaraine Cormierb pay her rent. Isadore Klotlywich, played by Ernest Caliendo, and Colonel Pickett, played by Carl Hatch, played a scene which was unforgettable for comedy. Bar- ry Millett as the cab driver, James Fraser as George Judd and Robert Leavitt as Douglas Breen added suspense to the story. The play was under the direction of Miss Jean Bragoli. K , ,gf ., a -4Q, GWr- Back row: Caliendo, Hatch, Swan, Millett, Fraser, Leavitt, Front row: Cormier, Lan- teigne, Curtis, Waite, Bracy,