Milo High School - Breeze Yearbook (Milo, ME)

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THE BREEZE 31 BAND The Milo Youth Band has enjoyed a very successful year. They now have very attractive uniforms which they wore at the Eastern Maine Music Festival last spring. Six of the band members had the privilege of getting in the two hundred piece Composite Band led by Paul Lavalle at the Brewer Festival. , The members were all sorry when their leader, Mr. Gricius, left them last spring. Mr. MacNamara took over the band through the summer and he was also well liked. The band went to his home town, Millinocket, for an outing and concert when he finished his job as band leader. Now the new music supervisor, Mr. Snow, is leading the band with much suc- cess. The membership has increased to nearly twenty-five and badly needed in- strumentation will soon improve the band since there are several young musicians now studying. BAND First Row: R. Ford, W. Folsum, C. Larrabee, Mr. Snow, J. Curran, J. Curran, N. Sturtevant. Second Row: M. Tibbetts, L. Tibbetts, B. Heath, D. Treworgy, K. Dority, J. Sherborne, J. Sherborne. Third Row: D. Hussey, G. Wibberlv, C. Lewis, J. Ricker, VV. Gross, D. Huff. ORCHESTRA The high school orchestra has made a great deal of improvements this year, and has learned several new pieces which were introduced to them by their director, Mr. Snow. Again this year the orchestra lacked stringed instruments, but hope that there will be enough interest in the orches- tra and band next year to buy the needed instruments. The orchestra has been greatly appreciated at various programs during the school year. ORCHESTRA First Row: R. Ford, L. Tibbetts, B. Carver, Mr. Snow, B. Heath. M, Tibbetts, W. Folsom. Second Row: D. Hussey, N. Sturtevant, K. Dority. J. Ricker, C. Larrabee, A. Gerrish, D. Huff.

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THE BREEZE STUDENT The Student Council is one of the busi- est organizations at Milo High School. It is composed of two freshmen, four sophomores, six juniors and eight seniors. Under the direction of Principal Brag- don the Student Council has charge of all school activities. COUNCIL The Officers are: President ........ Vice President Secretary ..... Treasurer ...... the 33 Student Council PHILIP PAuI. PATRICIA DOBLE CAROLYN HARRIS WAYNE ARTus STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: M. Trickey, VV. Artus, P. Doble, P. Paul, C. Harris, C. Hoskins, F. Brown. Second Row: Mr. Bragdon, C. Kelley, L. Eichel, S .Hcnderson, D. Vail, -I. Gerrish, N. Sturtevant. Third Row: W. Nichols, D. Hussey, R. Richards, M. Horne, j. Paul, T. Horne. SENIOR PLAY In November the Senior Class presented the play Grandpa's Twin Sister under the direction of Miss St. Onge. There was music by the High School Orchestra between acts. Grandpa Hatcher ....... ......... A rthur Hamlin ' ......... 'Flora Brown Maggie ....................... Louise ..... ............ E dna Clark Gail VanDyne VVilliam Dean Dorothy Angove Betty ....... Edgar ..... . ....... Clara ............. . ..... Ralph Wyatt ................... ......... C arl Hoskins Henry Collins ....................... .......... B ryan Stubbs The Widow Williams ..............,. Merle Littlefield Adam McPherson .......................,.... Morton Hamlin Summary: Grandpa enjoys poor health and the thrill of ordering people about, but he worries over how to escape the persistent efforts of the Widow Williams to catch him as her fourth husband. Living with Grandpa are Clara and her henpecked husband, who want him to let Edgar act as his guardian. Then there is Louise, his grandniece, who wants his money, too, and her prospective bridegroom, Henry Collins, who wants Louise only if she is to inherit the money. There is Betty, his granddaughter, who wants only for young Doctor Wyatt to pay some attention to her. Maggie, the cook, wants a husband. When the Widow becomes too per- sistent Grandpa appeals to Betty for help. They decide that he shall become his own twin sister. Grandpa, now his twin sister, Penelope, has to learn to knit: the widow drags her off to a Ladies' aid, where she shocks them all with gossip about Grandpa's family affairs. Betty enjoys her plot with Grandpa until she has to play the part of Grandpa to prevent the Doctor from running off with Louise, with whom he is engaged. As Grandpa she persuades Lawyer Col- lins to elope with Louise and signs a will leaving Louise his heir. Clara gets sus- picious and Betty signs a paper making Edgar Grandpa's Guardian. Then the Widow Williams corners Betty and she says yes when she means no. The Widow wants to sue Grandpa for breach of promise. Finally Betty and Grandpa decide tc confess everything. SENIOR PLAY CAST First Row: F. Brown, M. Hamlin, D. Angove, M. Littlefield, A. Hamlin, E. Clark. Second Row: Miss St. Onge, C. Robichaud, WV. Dean, F. Perkins, C. Kelley, B. Perkins. Third Row: M. Trickey, P. Paul, C. Hoskins, B. Stubbs.