Monson Academy - Pharetra Yearbook (Monson, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1952 volume:

1,45 ,,,.....---- .T i 1 I 3 5 1 1 . Q, im a f ,vigrx 'W' Wir f Sai. ,a i as ibecbca fion In appreciation of your ceaseless efforts towards the pro curement of a gymnasium for our town we dedicate this issue of the PHARETRA to you the townspeople It is because of your constant work and unselfish fund don ations that you now have erected one of the greatest visible symbols of community spirit in this vicinity We the students of Monson Academy have benefited especi ally from the gymnasium, for it has provided an excellent place in which to hold our activities It has meant the difference between great difficulty in carrying out an average curriculum and comparative ease in carrying out an extremely well rounded program of extra curricular activities We are happy to make this dedication to you-and with it goes our sincerest thanks. m - - iiinl . 'Q l , r' A up S, Q 1 - -W X - 'l ' ' N' . . 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Falconer, lb hnson m +1 1'-I OO D31 m 0 HMB C I -4 I I f 1 ctive cz 3 E O '- ni 0 QI o FI 0 -I3 F-I G L EIC! 0 o SCCU I I I-I I-I .O 0 VI dl bD HJ 5 For-I d son, hn Jo tel , R. 0 'EE A 54 0 Q O 0 r-I 0 rf. s if -4 'U Q ndi oss? F-I R OO vwfsq r-I I-I IQ -D EDU154 .E Sports ---- --J. J. -D 4-I O-I-I on 32 Bjork are members of 0 d J 8.11 S011 0 M o C 0 o r4 9+ Jo ner, R. CO Fal ba R C the o Co eneral an Fr Robert JHCS r four lty, r ou sing in the 0 FI 2 S O 09-I I5 G-I'U F4 Falconer, o s Q o +1m ifa Q18 .G.C -I-TO m and Pe O -D demy. 08. e in the A d t o .C 43 9-I o D tel Mar A. son, J hn G 0 ld d 45 m m H Hz PIE 43 0 a successful years neon, .D dw-I 0 ID 4-3 UI 4141 0-F-UU r4 0 A 0 d We-IO riiddl CDr4 B. -4 zfia FN+D:i GI-Ii'-I J!CU'UI4 G 053-4 I-I UIJJAQQD Or-Ir-'ICD HO I-I 'I-7 .D 0 U Q as-II-I 0 +79-UU Robert Robinson '52 SENIOR CLASS What the Seniors Want for Graduation fect nia ifor I-I Stone Bore On I-I d:O -4 d I O O 43 gl -r-I I'-I -I3 45 I I I I I I I I I I O 'W O O-I-3 D+ Ulf-I O 'H 0 G 0 o 0 E E55 'U J A WU Ou-I d is 'He MOtt02 -I3 r-I OU 0 r-I PHD 43 lors is n cers , 1 fini IIVI ce President , ,,'J fl! 9 y ,,w easur r fjj. ass A v 37 f . ose represen f , are: P. Falc er - Treasure 3 A. r l In h 2 the A 1 c a M . at the g asium n e 'ed W r . ough ur cl a n the ollow Basketball ---- a a ------- 3 --..... n er Robins n 'Bob' P was Bd. pe ng im 25 Dram Glee lu E: y u 3 O sa f f 3-or s opportuni unc . ' Robi n h m Ma Per Corre on ' gnet B pk ..... Co : u an Go rman e Martel-- owers: Yellow.Roses aul p lconep--- 8P8h8112 Elmer BSPQ 0 ep Qhnsgn--- ry r e ---- o ert R nson- har es Milton-- U12 I I I I I I I d 94 r4 he oreign Legion school A -4 GI .C hh+B r4 0'U led n n 25w464 0 0 B+ G o or-I 49 D+ 94-4 'U 0.Q o W P o.n m o o 041 7-1.0410 0 E b.B 0 38 I I I 11 4211 I I I I I I I I I ESQ 5 O C3 w-I Fa I-I h.O DS gCUl3 h0 E! X i Li QCD F Seated, left to right M Nelson, L Forbus, E Berg, B Storer D Nelson ' son, C Brown ' Lllllf7l' clrkj We, the class of '53, started our third year at Monson Academy, hoping that it would be as successful as our past years. At our first class meeting we elected the following officers: President Elmer Berg, Jr. Vice President Berwin Storer Secretary Carolyn Leavitt Treasurer Cindy Forbus Class Advisor Mr. Feero To raise money our class sold stationery which bought about 315.00 to us. Several members of our class have contributed to the welfare the school by participating in various activities. Baseball: . Brown, B. Jacobson, E. Berg, G. Holmbom. Band: B. Jacobson, . Berg, C. Forbus, J. Simpson, B. Storer. Softball: D. Nelson, . Forbus, B. Robinson, J. Simpson. Student Council: E. Berg, . Holmbom, J. Simpson. Glee Club: C. Leavitt, E. Berg, J. Simpson, C. Forbus, B. Jacobson. Basketball: J. Simpson, B. Jacobson, C. Brown, and E. Berg. D. Nelson, C. Forbus, and C. Leavitt were elected as attendants to the winter carnival queen. Winter Sports: C. Brown, B. Jacobson. Under the supervision of Mr. Feero, our Junior year has been a very successful one. This opportunity is taken to thank him for all the help he has given us this past year. M.N. ' .Llc Standing: B. Robinson, Mr. Feero, advisor, G. Holmbom B. Jacgb- ' C7 of C E o C G 53 ' SCDPHCDMCRES l X A K ag S 355 TQ- Seated, left to right E Arnold, C DiSano, H Ranta, H Drugge, S Pullen, G Towne, L Jacobson Second row F Richards, J Durham, Mr Feero, advisor, D Lov ering, P Roberts, C Hussey Third row H Flint, C Brown H Young 0,0 0l'l'l 0I e 6155 The Sophomore Class started the year with eighteen members but during the year two members left and one other came At our first class meeting the following officers were elected President Herman Drugge Vice President Stanwood Pullen, J Treasurer Gayle Towne Class Advisor Mr Feero Representatives from our class to the student council are H Flint, H Ranta, and H Drugge Participants in Winter Sports were D Lovering, S Pullen, W Stancnfield, and H Drugge For the girls, H Ranta, and J Durham were the only girls to try thelr skill on skis or snowshoes For the basketball teams we gave such talent as D Loverin Stanchfield, S Pullen, H Drugge, J Durham, H Rants, and DiSano Members of the class who played in the band were S Pullen, Jacobson, and H Drugbe Those who sang in the Glee Club were H Ranta, S Pullen, , ------------- r. Secretary ---------------- Helen Ranta - a, W. . . . O c. . T L. . 'v . . L. Jacobson, C. Disano., w. Stanchfield, and.H. Drugge: fgfim Seated left to right Young, Mrs MacPherson, advisor, B Robinson, B Weymouth, Taylor, C Johnson, C Storer Second Row J Brown, Pogle, L Darke, B Kelley, D Martel, K Kronholm Third Row R Hickey, Lary, E Hussey, P Johnson P05 l'l'lQl'l CL64 In September, 16 Freshmen entered Monson Academy. e following officers were elected at the first class meeting: President ---------------- Barbara Weymouth Vice President -------- Secretary- -------- - ------ Carol Johnson - - - - -Danny Taylor Treasurer ---------------- Blaine Robinson We decided to pay a quarter a month for class dues. A new pupil, Malcolm Fowler, joined our class in November. We had a food sale on November 17 and earned 8l5.17. We sold fudge at the Senior Play and made 35. The boys who participated in basketball were: D. Lary, D. Martel, K. Kronholm, B. Hickey, B. Robinson, D. Taylor, E. Hussey and P. Johnson. The following went out for baseball: K. Kronholm, D. Martel, E. Hussey, B. Robinson, B. Kelley, and P. Johnson. Winter Sports: B. Robinson, E. Hussey, D. Lary, and P Johnson. Carolyn Storer was voted our attendant to the Carnival Queen. She chose Blaine Robinson as her escort. The following classmates belong to the Glee Club: Barbara Weymouth as the accompanist, C. Storer, E. Hussey, P. Young, C. Johnson, M. Poole, C. Johnson, B. Weymouth, B. Hickey, and P. Jmumon. B. Kelley, Blaine Robinson, and B. Weymouth were elected to the Student Council. Mrs. MacPherson is our class advisor. if no K C A l H- '1' gs ll--aw, 4 ' : PQ 0 7 . D, , Q o 2 o Mo I ' ' Q : o V . D. . . . 1 Th ef- vw XL W , vw uno 00 1 1 5 I VEYCYY UF , , 31 KH a- A Smile Will Make the World Go Around I have seen and known many men who are considered rich But the richest person I know is a man who has not a cent in money I may be considered a fool by many people for having made a state ment like that, but who really is the fool? The richest man is one who goes around with a smile on his face Now, how can smile make one rich? If you figure in terms of money, you will come to the conclusion that this is not possible But one thing you over look is that money cannot buy everything It can only buy the material things Where as a smile, as cheap as it is will make the people around you happy If you can make people happy, you possess riches beyond anyone else People who hav this asset are more than willing to share it with others You try it, and see if it doesn't make the world go around again for those who think it has stopped Gerald Drugge '52 The Avalanche at the Beach Junior Young and Jimmy Blake, two sixteen year old boys, decided to take a trip to the beach one hot afternoon in July They had their mothers fix them a lunch and they got their beach blankets and radios ready to take the radio and lay down under the shade of a large beach umbrella Because the radio was turned on they didn't hear two small boys holler, nAvalanche W There was a loud thundering noise as something large and heavy rolled towards them Junior and Jimmy both looked up and then quickly covered their heads with their arms as the avalanche of fat rolled onto them When they regained consciousness they were lying in a hospital Junior had a broken leg and several bruises, and Jimmy had a broken arm and a large cut on his face, caused by the wom an's bracelet Just then a nurse came in followed by a young man and Junior's and Jimmy's parents The man was the lawyer of Mrs Van Snoot the billioniare of Long Meadow As they stood around the beds of the two boys, inquiring about their injuries, the lawyer cleared his throat and said, 'Mrs Van Snoot, as you know, is a very large women weighing five hundred and ten pounds She was spending the afternoon at the beach and dozed off, when two little boys gave her a shove and she started rolling She is very sorry that this accident occurred and hopes you'll accept her apologies and a thousand dollar check apiece The boys' parents had insurance to cover the hospital bill, but Jimmy and Junior accepted the thousand dollar checks and gave them to the March of Dimes Fund They hope it will help the boys and girls who have to spend most, if not all of their lives, 1 the hospital, instead of just a few days there like they did Carol Johnson '55 . . a 0 .7 o . e .When they arrived they spread out the blankets, turned on I O , n The Solitary Rat It was dark in the long corridor as guard Ivan Peters led the convict down, down, down He was taking him to solitary, solitary confinement that would be a living hell Few men could stand the dingy, vermin infested cells of Blackgate Prison or the beatings of the guards A large rat with bright eyes scurried across their way As he trudged downward, Peters thought, nThat new warden a fool No solitary confinement in the prison anymorein says he to me 'What are we to do with these jerks when they get out hand? I'll show him I'll take this stooge of his down to soli tary, no matter what he says Oh well, here's the door, only two flights of stairs left to go, then I can beat this guy to a pulp I'l1 show that warden that I can put anybody I want into solitary Humphll Look at that big rat ' The pair of men, one guard, one prisoner, came to the soli tary cell The stench was terrible, water dripped from the cracks in the moss covered granite walls, light came from a small grating sev eral stories up, the bed was a bunch of vermin infested rags, a short length of rubber hose hung on the wall and a large rat sat in the corner, looking at the two men with small bright eyes Peters threw a rock at the rat but it wouldn't move This made him all the angrier, so he turned and knocked the prisoner The rat in the corner just sat and watched with his little beady eyes The prisoner remained motionless where he had fallen, and the guard advanced upon him with the hose in his hand 'You slimy crook, I'll show that warden that he can't stop me from knockin' your teeth out,' Peter screamed, as he lashed the convict with the hose n'No solitary or beatings for the prisoners Ha' that milksop' That's what he thinks W Peters struck the prisoner again and again, screaming as he hit him The prisoner's screams were drowned out by his own The rat with bright eyes watched quietly There was the sound of rubber hitting flesh, then the sick ening crunch of bone, then silence Peters turned and walked out Peters felt good as he walked up the stairs toward the big iron door He reached for the knob There was a smell of burn ing flesh and a scream as Peters touched it It was red hot The door was red hot all the way around at the edges, for it had been welded shut The bright eyed rat sat on the still convict and watched him 'The warden! The warden has had it welded shut as he prom isedl I didn't hear them and they d1dn't hear me when they welded it, for no one can hear a sound from in here,n thought Peters He grasped the small peep hole and slid it open A small piece of cement came through The warden had made doubly sure, he had had the door cemen ted over A O is .. of to the floor. . 0' 0 Peters looked at his watch, it was seven thirty, he had been down there an hour beating the prisoner He sat down and looked up the long air shaft to the grating that supplied light The rat looked at him and the convict looked at nothing 'Help' Help! Save me' I'm locked in Oh dear God, save me Oh, what's the use, no one can hear me Peters rushed down the stairs and picked the bloody prisoner up into his arms The rat moved to one of the convicts legs and watched the proceedings with his small bright eyes 'Wake up Wake up and help me! Help me get out of here! Peters dropped the A guard, a corpse, with death glazed eyes, ing at each other stiffening corpse that had once been a and a rat one with fear filled eyes, one and one with small bright eyes sat look Charles Milton '52 Enchanted One day as Sue was roaming the fields and woods of the ram bling old estate that adjoined the Blenden property, she acci dentally came upon an opening, partly covered and hidden by weep ing willow trees, with branches hanging low The sun was setting in the west and she knew she should start for home, but the sound of a babbling brook, tumbling over sticks and stones, and birds sweetly chirping in the trees, came singing to her ears She sat on a moss covered stump, intending only to rest a moment before starting home, but the babbling brook and singing birds somehow seemed to call to her The longer she sat there the more sweetly the birds sang Finally she knew she could not go home without at least one look at the brook Quickly she leaped from the stump, carefully brushed aside the branches, and crawled on her hands and knees trying hard to keep on what she knew was once a trail, winding steeply downward, until she came to a clearing She got to her feet, and there directly in front of her was the brook On a large stone about in the middle was a turtle, snapping at flies that passed by him Awed, she looked around her, various birds of many sizes, shapes, and bright colors were gaily chirping and fluttering among the tree tops The willows lining the brook on both sides were all bending low over the water Many flowers bloomed in the clearing, and squirrels, chipmunks, and other small animals scampered through the tall grass and over fallen trees, chattering in their excitement to reach their hollowed stumps. As she came closer, frogs leaped from the banks into the water, and she could see dozens of trout, large and small. swimming in the water and disappearing under rocks. Enchanted by the scene, she stood staring, while an appar- ently friendly fawn appeared on the opposite bank. She watched for some time unseen, while it came down to drink. After it had gone, she slowly retraced her steps to the path, determined to come here often. Suddenly she realized why tourists visiting the old estate were awe stricken and enchanted at the sound of sweetly 0 O .n O O OO . n man-a convict-but still a man. singing birds and a tumbling brook, that they could neither see nor locate Helen Ranta 'Sh She Never Had a Chance Leslie stepped off the train at Grand Central Station She was a picture of forlorness A girl just turned fifteen, with blue grey eyes already carrying the look of despair, lines around her eyes and mouth, a drag in her step Should she have come to New York? It is the wish of almost every girl to be part of the excitement and bright lights of the big city', and Leslie was no excqnnon She had been an only child, and her parents were killed just two weeks before in a plane crash It was then that the farm born Leslie decided to start out on her own, with 3200 and a few bedraggled hopes Now here she was, in New York, with people and noise bust ling about her everywhere She had no idea where to go or what to do Her first thought was to find some place to rest her weary body She needed to do some clear thinking, and to do that she needed to be alone She found a cheap room not far from the station It wasn't much, but it would have to do for now After a good night's sleep she would feel much better, and things would look more hope ful, she was sure She awoke the next morning, and looked around her She couldn't remember where she was, but finally she realized she was in New York, her new home hurried cup of coffee, she bought a paper and went back to her room She scanned the want ads and spotted one that read, 'Chorus girl needed at the Havana Club' She read the address, grabbed her hat and coat, and started for the club She approached the office for the interview, she was almost in tears She would have to lie about her age, and she hoped she could look eighteen When the receptionist finally told her that Mr Barnes would see her, she took a fleeting glance at her self in the mirror, and was scared Mr Barnes proved to be a rather hard looking character in his middle forties But after they were introduced, he put Leslie very much at ease, with smooth talk Surely this should have been a warning signal, but Leslie just let it pass as sincere kindness 'You should understand, Miss Cooper, that your work will be strenuous until you get the hang of it It 1sn't easy to become a chorus girl, and you can't make yourself perfect over night' Leslie said she understood very well, and after a few more words with Mr Barnes, she was dismissed, and went joyously back to her room She sat and thought of her good luck on her first day in the 'big city' 'Maybe New York will have something for me after all', she thought aloud 'The ringing of the telephone startled her out of her day dreams a few hours later She looked at the clock Just six Then she reached for the telephone A voice asked, 'Is this Miss Cooper?' n I ' - . 0 ! Leslie dressed quickly and went out for breakfast. After a Leslie summoned a faltering, Y yes, it is ' The voice at the other end continued, 'Well, I'm lucky to find you home This is Mr Barnes Would you like to have din ner with me?' Leslie didn't know what to say She was only fifteen, a stranger in a strange place, and this Mr Barnes, an older ma was asking her out But she decided one thing fast, she must have looked eighteen, so now she'd act it! 'Why, I'd love to Mr Barnes I'11 be ready at seven, and with a hasty, 'Goodbye,' she hung up Leslie was thrilled with Mr Barnes, or Greg, as he asked her to call him He knew New York, and he showed it to her! At rehearsal the next day, she tried to act very friendly toward Greg, for the benefit of the others It worked for awhile, but when Greg came over to ask her to have lunch with him, she couldn't conceal her joy And then, after a dining and dancing date that night, she decided she was very much in love with Greg, and told him so She noticed the sharp intake of his breath, and wondered if she'd said the wrong thing, because Greg definitely looked wor ried However, he said nothing The followin morning, she was deliberately a little early for rehearsal, so she could surprise Greg by dropping in his office to see him woman's 'Really, Greg, you shouldn't lead the girl on like this After all, you are my husband ' nYes, Rene, I know Just be patient a while longer This deal should be about ready,' Greg answered Blind with fury, Leslie pushed the door open and stood fac ing the couple She didn't trust her voice, but she pointed an accusing finger at Greg Looking quickly to her left, she was able to see a heavy black object, used as a door stop Swiftly she picked it up, and hurled it at him It missed Greg, but hit his wife in the head The woman slumped to the floor Without even going to her, Leslie knew she was dead Greg just sat and stared for a long time Finally he called the police, but Leslie didn't move from the spot in which she was standing After the police arrived and started firing questions at her, she burst into a flood of uncontrollable tears She was taken into custody Today, Leslie Cooper is on trial for murder A murder which she was almost forced to commit Would you, reader, blame this girl? This girl who was taken in by flattery and the bright lights of New York City? This girl, who never had a chance? Carolyn Leavitt ' Mr Blood 'Do you know which Pope it was who gave us our present calendar9' Helen Ranta Pope? Good gracious, I thought they all came from the grocery store. Carol Ann: nwhisper something soft and sweet to me, darling.' Elmer: nChocolate sundae.' n Q O 0 e e . V 0 . n, . 1 I! I 0 O O O 0 0 0 C 0 K? . KD As she opened the door, she heard voices, and one was a I D . 0 0 O ' 0 0 O O O 0 O C O O O . : : W ' ' N A Dream It is night and since I cannot sleep I have risen and have gone out into the darkness for a walk hoping to become more rest ive Suddenly a strange feeling comes over me, and I am amazed to find that I am walking along the shores of a long endless body of water studded with hundreds of lone white crags and stumps The moonlight glistens on the musky water which is mirror smooth and covered with eerie shadows thrown by the endless twisted objects within it As I gaze astonished on the lake, a sharp cold fear overwhelms me and the strange brittle silence carries a dread ful foreboding At this moment to my astonishment, I perceive directly before me two beautiful little children playing dangerously close to the bank, which descends steeply from the road to the dark depths of water below They are a little golden haired girl and a boy of about six years of age, who are obviously playing with a number of little carts As I impulsively start forward to warn them of their precarious positions, the little girl suddenly loses her balance and falls into the water below I gaze terrified at the small golden head struggling so desmnsteky to remain above the water but I am unable to move to attempt to rescue her for swimming towards her from all sides are hundreds of little ani waters daring me to invade their domain My body strains to move, but fear and cowardice paralyze my every muscle Cold streams depths bubbles nlfying of sweat pour down my body as the child sinks into the and my horrified eyes are fastened upon the large silver which continue to rise from the spot, silver bubbles slg the life which is so swiftly ebbing away, and which my cowardice prevents me from saving' Still I am unable to move, but the little boy, who has been screaming on the very edge of the water, climbs frantically towards me, tugging at my clothes, be seeching me with imploring eyes' Unable to stand it any longer I turn and run but I can still feel the child pulling at my gar ments I can still see his pitiful little face and I run until I am so exhausted that I can scarcely stagger yet still I have not gotten out of sight of the lake' I sit down there and the tears stream down my face, for I realize that I shall never get that picture out of my mind It is so deeply etched in my brain, and my cowardice is so deeply imprinted in my heart and forget fulness will never come Armande Martel '52 I Dreaded Beautiful Death I knew it was suicide when I volunteered To a Russian tank alone I was sweating and swearing battalion After bidding my friends good bye, I wrote my and turned in my valuables at H Q I was given 15 try and destroy as I left our last letter sticks of dynamite and a special attachment that set them off by pulling a pin As I wondered off to get the tank, I wondered what death was like My stomach ached and I vomited as I heard the rumble that I knew carried my death mals--their greedy little eyes--glistening red-above the inky Slowly I saw the tank creeping toward me as I lay in the bushes I could almost hear it roar three phrases, Death is com ing! Death is near! Death is here! I shook myself and crept closer and closer The tank was about 150 yards away bearing closer and closer The ugly looking gun pointed almost at my head It's funny, I thought, that this man made machine is des troying so many men This machine has 500 soldiers trapped Five hundred soldiers and only one dared to volunteer! I thought of how I would be a hero write ups in my home town paper medals sent home to my wife and family! Again I snapped out of it as the tank roared toward me it had to be timed perfectly I had the dynamite strapped to me When I pulled the pin the tank would be blown sky high along with myself I gave a quick snap and rolled in front of the tank as I saw it near my body I was squarely in front of it between the lags I felt it creep over me and I pulled the pin! Now that's funny, I thought, nothing happened, then I felt wife kids friends school tanks soldiers and then of God, such a bright light was shining and there before me God This I knew now was death! The thing I dreaded most was really beautiful Paul Falconer '52 Sunset Do you ever stop, after a hard day's work, while you're walk ing home, or looking out a window do you ever stop to watch the sun go down? There is nothing more beautiful! The bright, vivid colors fade into soft, creamy, fluffy tones of pale pink, and blue, yellow, and purple The dark blue moun tains stand out distinctly against their colorful background Somewhere, on a ridge, an elm tree stands erect, outlined against the fading blueness of sky Slowly, the sun sinks a little lower and the colors change to a more orange glow deep here, soft there So often this scene brings a little touch of sadness to the heart as you think back over the day and remember the important things left undone, or perhaps you remember an unkind word which you have spoken to someone Yet, this scene may bring a surge of happiness, too, for you know that tomorrow is another day, and you are challenged to make each day better than the one before As you think these things, the sun keeps going down down down until it drops out of sight behind the mountains Then the world around you begins to get dark You sigh and turn your head Maybe a miracle has been accom plished, or maybe you have nothing to show for the day Whatever the case may be, you feel at peace, for you know that if God can make the beautiful sunset, He can do anything so that everything will be all right. Barbara Weymouth 'SS as though I was sinking-getting dizzy-thoughts of home-mother-dad- Sept Oct Dec Jan Feb Mar CQLHJW School opened for 52 happy high school students HappyI?? Mr Sprague came from the Curtis Pub Co and our magazine drive started The Seniors journeyed to Greenville and broke a few cameras Yes, they had their pictures taken Our cross country team met with Dover at Dover Freshman Reception' The lowly freshmen got their share of fun during the1r 2 day initiation We won dered who got the worst end of it, the Seniors or the Frosh? Cross country team met here with Dover Warden Lester Brown talked to the students about safety during hunting season First 6 week exams started this week Study, kids! Cross country team at Gu lford Happy Day! No school' County Teachers' Convention Cross country team at Milo he won' A movie was shown 'Phantom of the Opera and the sopho mores got their ice cream for selling the most sub scriptions during the magazine drive School closed at noon for State Teachers' Convention The Seniors presented their play, 'Clearing Skies N School closed in optional observance of Armistice Day First basketball game of the season Varsity played Alumni Basketball game with East Corinth here School closed for Thanksgiving Girls and boys played Brownville Jet Here Girls and boys played Milo at Milo Santa came to see us and a good time was enjoyed by all School closed for Christmas vacation Basketball game at Guilford Back to school again King, queen and attendants for the carnival were elected Armande Martel and Roger Johnson were chosen We played Guilford here Everybody looks all slicked up today Must be time for the Pharetra pictures P C H S Glee Club and Band gave a concert in the gym We had our Feb vacation early and a little prolonged because of heavy storms which started this week, and kept us out of school for almost 2 weeks We played Dexter here This week preparations for our carnival begin Busy! Decorations, rehearsals, etc The day of our carnival Fun for all A colorful coronation, followed by a dance We were represented in a one act play contest held in Dexter. Our Glee Club and Band entertained P.C.P.S. in their Sym o I-L ' ll 0 0 0 111 1 ' 22 - - 27 g . ' 0 1 ' 0 3 8 - . I 10 - 1 . 12 . - 16 ' ' U 0 22 - - - 25 I 1 . Nov. S Penquis League track meet at Dover. 9 ' . 12 . 16 . 21 ' . 1 30 ' . . . A . lla 18 . ' 31 . 2 5 ' . ' 25 . 0 6 0 0 0 0 ' g 11 . 15 . ' 25 ' . 0 1 0 . 0 ll - ' 12 1 Apr. 17 26 29 ll May 3 10 County Spelling in Dover. We won the trophy! Penquis Speaking in Dover. Music Festival at Greenville. At last, a vacation! Music Festival at Dover-Foxcroft. Penquis Track Meet. L Exchanges This year we are exchanging yearbooks with a number of schools, but due to lack of space it is impossible to make a com ment on each one Those which we especially wish to mention are The The The The The Sokokis Warrior Limin ton Academy, for an excellent literary section Signet Dexter High School, for its clever pages of news clippings Dirigo Solon High School, for its nelectricaln table of contents Winner Winthrop High School, for publication of the school Constitution and its artistic work Aroostookan Aroostook Central Institute, for its very eye catching art Other schools which we have exchan ed with, having interesting yearbooks also are schools They are East Corinth Academy Dover Foxcroft Guilford Bingham Lincoln Greenville few more new and La Grange This year we hope to exchange with a H R Mr Feero 'Can you typeVn Charles Hussey 'Yes, I use the Columbus system Mr Feero nWhat's thaton Charles Hussey nl discover a key, then I land on it Skippy nwhat are you taking for your cold9' Wesley Make me an offer Peter Johnson 'Did you take my time on that last mi1e?' rack Coach 'No, but you did rown L lly, how dld you do in your exams?n acobson I did just like Napoleon Brown How was that?' V1 L Jacobson I went down in history C. . '53 . . 'Sh . : g 4 .n Z fl ,.N . T : :I .N C. B Z n 0 ' . L. J : W .N C, : ' .' hill! CLASS or 1951 Harland Bjork Monson, Maine Ann Hickey CEll1otJ Guilford, Maine Candida Forbus Cvenottl Monson Maine Ethel Kurki Green Lake, Maine Dolores Finley North Weymouth, Massachusetts CLASS OF 1950 Milton Anderson U S Army John Bjork U S Air Force Ruth Brown Boston, Massachusetts Richard Finley U S Navy Charles Marshall U S Navy Arthur Nasberg U S Air Force Glenys Nelson Hartford, ecticut Robert Sargent Augusta, lschooll Edward Simpson Augusta, Cschooll Doris Stanchfield Bangor, Maine Conn Maine Maine CLASS or l9h9 William B jork Monson, Maine Beverly Brown Milo, Maine Clifford Douglass Monson, Maine Roger Kurki Monson, Maine Gloria Mattson CLeightonl Mon son, Maine Donald Nasberg U S Army William Robinson Farmington, Maine Cschooll Rachel Nelson CJohnsonD Monson, Maine CLASS OF 19MB Merle Bickford U S Army Joyce Carlson Gorham, Maine Cschoolb Christine Cowan Cchurchl Sang erville, Maine Donald Drugge Waltham, Massach usetts Philip Gilbert Providence, R I Frank Johnson Monson, Maine Irene Korsman lSchaffJ North Dakota Carlton Stanchfield U S Air Force Arlene Worden lYorkJ Portland, Maine CLASS or l9h7 Beverly Adkins Csandbergl Cal ifornia Marilyn Bessey CBuchananD Orono, Maine Virginia Day Monson, Maine Phillip Flint Monson, Maine Marvin Jackson Arnold College, Connecticut Iris Knight Bangor, Maine Hollis Nelson U S Air Force Beatrice Olson KStroutJ New Jersey Jerice Richardson Bangor, Maine Raymond Roberts U S Army CLASS OF l9U6 June Downs CMerr1llJ St Albans, Maine Andrew Jacobson Washington, Joyce Haggstrom CAllenJ Mon son, Maine achusetts Herbert Flint U S Army Barbara Brown CLaryJ Vassal boro, Maine CLASS or l9M5 Sylvia Davis fKelleyD Monson, Maine Maude Douglass KCastonguayJ Waterville, Maine Miriam Soumi Portsmouth, N H Nelmi Vainio lAmesD Monson, Maine Wayne Sidelinger Washington, Orman Kronholm Monson, Maine CLASS OF 194A Althea Hasgstrom CFrenchJ Monson, Maine Marion Jacobson CSandyD Aug usta, Maine Dorothy Mitchell CSimmonsJ Bangor, Maine Kenneth Sim ons Bangor, Maine George Bessey California ,jdfu 0 ' 9 ' Deco Philip Blethen--U.S. Air Force Carlene Bishop--Malden, Mass- D.C. M. 3 Q14 1 1 F' ix ' -4 ,f 5 .., Seated, left to right G Towne, H Ranta, L Forbus, C Milton, P Falconer, E Berg Second Row Mrs MacPherson, advisor, B Robinson, G Drugge, H Drugge, J Bjork, M Nelson Third Row C Brown, C Brown, R Robinson, R Johnson, D Martel, P Johnson M4004 52 y Editor in Chief Armande Martel Literary Editor Charles Milton Assistant Literary Editor Lucinda Forbus, School Calendar Carolyn Leavitt, Business Manager Paul Falconer, Assistant Business Mana ger Elmer Berg, Alumni Editor Janet Bjork, Joke Editor Gayle Towne, Assistants Donald Martel, Charles Brown, Colbe Brown, Senior Class Editor Robert Robinson, Junior Class Editor Marilyn Nelson, Sophomore Class Editor Herman Drugge, Freshman Class Edi tor Bernice Robinson, Boys' Sports Editor Roger Johnson, Activity Editor Gerald Drugge, Exchange Editor Helen Ranta for for for for for for for A for PHARETRA the patience shown by the staff members and advisor the headaches, but work makes us the wiser Armande, the Editor in Chief the real effort which was shown, it's our belief this Edition, that should please your reading need the times when we thought we'd not succeed the rightness, that's helpec make this neat all the assistants, who've made this book complete. I if A Q - '- 6L P is H is ' A is - - R is E is T is R is T is Seated, left to right A Martel, Sec , Prin Blood, advisor, P Falconer, PPSS , R Johnson, Vice Pres , G Drugge, Treas G Holmbom, H Drugge, E Berg, H Flint, B Weymouth ,S?ucQnf Cgungi The Student Council is composed of the following people The presidents of all four classes, the officers of the M A A Association who automatically hold equivalent offices in the Council, and two members elected by each of the three lower classes The officers this year were President Paul Falconer, Vice President Roger Johnson, Secretary Armande Martel, and Treasurer Gerald Drugge The Student Council is a body which has influential advisory powers Its members also draw up legislation which is turned over to the student body for approval Under the direction of Principal Harold Blood, the Student Council has had a successful year Hit Parade Barry Jacobson Sound Off George's Bus Take Me Out to the Ball Game Mr Blood Too Old to Cut the Mustard Any More Harold Flint 'Betty' Blues Eddie Hussey Too Young Donald Martel I Ran All the Way Home Pat Roberts Shot Gun Sal Elmer Berg Shot Gun Boogie Helen Ranta Helen Polka Five Minute Periods Feudin' and a Fussin' Standing: H. Renta, 3. Simpson, B. Robinson, B. Kelley, . Seated left to right G Drugge, R Robinson, A Martel, Mrs MacPherson, advisor, L Forbus Second Row J Simpson, B Storer, C Milton, E Berg, P Falconer The M A A Masque was composed of 8 members this year The following were elected as officers President Armande Martel, Vice President Robert Robinson, Treasurer Gerald Drugge, and Secretary Lucinda Forbus Mrs MacPherson was selected as our advisor The Masque sponsored a one act play contest entitled 'On Vengearce Hetght,n It was entered in the one-act play held in Dexter. The following were in the cast: Cheredah--Armande Martel, Hope-- Lucinda Forbus, Lem--Charles Milton, and Clay--Gerald Drugge. The play was very successful but was not among the three schools who placed in the twenty-seven school contest for Northern Maine It was given later for the benefit of the townspeople in the gym The following members participated in the Penquis League Public Speaking Contest: Armande Martel and Paul Falconer. IDEAL GIRL OF MONSON ACADEMY Hair Elaine Arnold Eyes Cindy Forbus Teeth Frances Richards Figure Helen Ranta Clothes Carol Johnson Personality Barbara Weymouth Disposition Janet Bjork Complexion Carolyn Leavitt Smile Lolly Jacobson Pep Gayle Towne Poise Armande Martel H . N W fl..- ,. ,W -- S A '- .g .. as - 4 5 .- i 5 J' 9 T J .f . , V, 0 ' 0 O O O 0 I O I I O l O C O I o o Q o I O l O O - - , A Seated left to right L Forbus, C Milton, A Martel, G Drugge, P Falconer Standing Mrs MacPherson, coach, C Johnson, R Robinson, B Robinson, J Bjork SENIOR PLAY Under the direction of Mrs Constance MacPherson, the Seniors produced a play entitled Clearing Skies' on November lllth. In the cast were the following: Gerald Drugge-Roger Paul Falconer-Dolph Armande Martel-Marcia Lucinda Forbus-Aunt Jerusha Robert Robinson-Seth Pitman Bernice Robinson-Mrs. Gardner Charles Milton-Phineas Gardner Janet Bjork-Liddy Carol Johnson-Babette Stage Manager-Roger Johnson Monson Academy presented on April 9, at the gym, the following program: Star Spangled Banner--Glee Club General MacArthur's Speech Before Congress--Paul Falconer The Absent-Minded Professor--Barry Jacobson The World is Waiting for the Sunrise--Glee Club Orchestra Song--Glee Club March-Airport--N.A. Band Tone Poem--Village Chapel--M.A. Band 'On Vengeance Height'-One-act play--M.A. Masque March-Vanguard--M.A. Band be . M 7 S Q5 assess? R e he-M M- . To 2 a .. .. ,J . A nc L4 is fi' Q' Q - i O 0 0 o o o a o Q Q o Q . , , o o o oN-90 DRGANIZEU 1887 QAN9 Seated left to right S Pullen, L Forbus, B Weymouth, E Berg, R Johnson, P Falconer, L Jacobson, J Bjork Second Row P Young, J Simpson, B Robinson, M Poole, B Storer, C Johnson, G Towne Third Row D Taylor, P Johnson, Mr Blood, director, H Drugge, B Jacobson, C Storer, R Hickey As a result of the generosity of the Monson Band, which gave its instruments, music and furniture to our new band, great strides were made toward developing an organization of which we can all be proud When one considers the size of our student body, the size of our band is remarkable. When Mr. Blood called for a meeting in September, some thirty interested students attended. Out of this meeting came the new Monson Academy Band. One weekly rehearsal has brought us to the point where we have been able to make seve- ral public appearances including a concert for the students of Piscataquis Community High School. Monson Academy was represented at the Penquis Festivals held in Greenville March 29 and Dover-Foxcroft May 3 for the first time. Those who played in the composite band from our school were: Trumpets, Lolly Jacobson, Cindy Forbus and Paul Falconer. Saxophonesg Parker Hall, Gayle Towne and Carol Johnson, Bass Horn, Herman Drugge. Not only was the experience gained extremely valuable, but the good time had by all will long be remembered. We hope that this marks the beginning of our organization which will grow to become one of great importance to us all in our school life. Mr. Feero: 'Can you give an example of wasted effort?' Bob Robinson: 'Telling a hair raising story to a bald headed man. ' s K 4. ' - .. ' s'-.4 lu kn b is ' 1 Ax f S I S at I O f Q Q . U O I Q Q l ' ' 9 O 0 Q s e o ' I u e Q g 0 0 0 0 0 O - L - Seated left to right L Forbus, H Ranta, C DiSano, C Storer, J Simpson, A Martel, B Weymouth, P Young Second Row M Poole, L Jacobson, C Johnson, D Martel, E Hussey, P Johnson, S Pullen, D Taylor Third Row B Jacobson, R Johnson, Mr Blood, director, H Drugge, E Berg, P Falconer Our Glee Club commenced its second year with hopes and expec tations for a great year We feel that we have accomplished much in the time we have had We traveled to Guilford where we put on a concert for the students there, and were represented in the Penquis League Chorus by sixteen of our members Plans for the rest of the year call for a and participation in the Baccalaureate Service Physique Hair Personality Complexion Eyes Teeth Hands Clothes Disposition Smile Vigor Polse Neatness IDEAL BOY OF MONSON ACADEMY concert in Monson Gerry Eddie Wesly Elmer Drugge Hussey Stanchfield Berg Donald Martel Haldon Young Charles Milton David Lovering Herman Drugge Benny Robinson Colby Brown Paul Falconer Gary Holmbom N rtel Ma A. 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D- .M .-C2 -as .0 0 r-4 U00 of-4 ,do 0Q6l'DO -D9-0 . ndayfgl 1 . - M xr!! f 3.: Q4 1' .vm 'f5 :4 w-- r A , .-J. H- Q w M K xr-.Q-p, .L . ., , . gl i G '4,,.,. 4 ' ' I Q - ' Sm A ,Q JW + i 1 e x .Y ...- fm .Pg ,W fs if -Q 1 52' ' r A-1 ,zu u 4 :N 1 X., J.. A , Q .4 MC' L ' M: V-'V i Q. Y ., ,..754x-zu. Seated left to right C Brown, R Johnson, G Drugge, H Drugge, B Jacobson Second Row S Pullen, E lkrg, D Lovering, Coach Blood, P Falconer, E Hussey, Mgr B Storer When Mr Blood called for basketball practice 18 boys came out Two of the boys dropped off the team at the beginning the season On the varsity were B Jacobson, R Johnson, Drugge, G Drugge, C Brown, E Berg, S Pullen, E Hussey, Falconer, and D Lovering Although the team d1dn't have a very good record there some promising players coming up. We played the following teams: E. Corinth, Brownville are Jc Milo, Harmony, Dover, Guilford, Greenville, LaGrange, Stearns J , Dexter and the Alumni. We wish to thank Mr. Blood for the time he spent with us, and also Berwin Storer who was our Manager. After the regular season was over, we had inter-class games with the Senior class winning, followed by the Junior class, which lost only one game. Mr. Blood and Mr. Feero refereed the games Lolly Jacobson speaking to Sonny Young: 'What's the cotton in your ear for?' Sonny: 'So the wind won't blow through.' WI can't get along with Don late1y,' complained Lolly. 'He ignores me, and if there's anything that makes me mad, it's 1gnorance!' 1 A 1, K - :J I Q. N as if 'K : O I O I O Q 2 Q Q o o e e o o ' I . of O : Q I He . . l Q I I P I O . 1 t Seated left to right D Lovering, S Pullen, P Falconer, E Berg, E Hussey Second Row D Taylor, D Lary, R Robinson, P Johnson, B Hickey Under the new coach, Dick Bolduc, the J V team had a fair season, winning S games and losing ll Taking into consideration that this is the first year most of them have played basketball, they did all right Eddie Hussey was high scorer with 136 points, followed by Dave Lovering with 125, and Skip Pullen with 90 The J V 's played East Corinth, Brownville Jct , Milo, Harmony, Dover, Guilford, Greenville, Dexter, and the Varsity The team wishes to thank Dick Bolduc for the time he spent practicing with them Guess Who Asks the most senseless questions Wesley Stanchfield Argues the most Paul Falconer Makes the most noise Colby Brown Listens to W W V A ardently Berwin Storer Pat Young writes all those notes to That's What we'd Like to Know! Studies the hardest Helen Ranta Has the hardest time with girls Elmer Berg Is absent the most Jo Durham Are the teachers' headaches All of us Should be deeply appreciated Teachers Coaches Townspeople Writes the longest notes Lolly Jacobson Has shown the greatest improvement- M A Band Goes to bed the latest--- ------ - ---- Gerry Drugge Seated left to right C Johnson, L Jacobson, E Arnold Second Row G Towne, B Weymouth, H Ranta M A MOVIE STRIP Gary Holmbom Lost Weekend The Freshmen 'The Green Years Barry Jacobson 'Pride of the Yankees Joyce S , Cindy F , and Bernice R 'Three Little Girls in Blue Herman Drugge 'The Great Caruso M.A. Girls 'Here Come the Coeds' Baseball Boys 'The Stratton Story' M.A. Boys 'Cadets at West Point' Paul, Roger, Charlie 'Three Little Words CDopesD Gayle Towne 'Take Care of My Little Girl' Armande Martel 'Joan of Arc' Ka-DIUIP- ONU147 CON! I'-'D-'P- I-' K,-JINJO-'OSD WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF Nobody had to stay after school? The 'Freshmen Boys' behaved themselves? The back of the main room was quiet? The school house burned? The bookkeeping class was quiet? The girls and boys B.B. Team won a game? Graduation didn't come? Charles Milton stopped making wise cracks? The entire senior class came to school the same day? Mr. Blood lost his book on psychology? Amy got married? Colby Brown d1dn't go to Sangerville every weekend? Mr. Feero stopped telling Junior Berg to Unw1nd'? F .Q I' - , ' uf Seated left to right C D1Sano, A Martel, C Johnson Second Row H Ranta, C Storer, Mgr C Forbus, Coach Feero, J Durham, J Simpson, B Weymouth The year of 1952 will long be remembered by the girls of Monson Academy for 1952 saw the reorganization of Girls' Basket If you think your team is good, wait until you compete against us next year' We played the following schools Brownville Jct , Milo, Dover, Guilford, Greenville, LaGrange The team wishes to express its apprmnat1m1 to Mr Feero, our coach For Sale Model T Ford One Ford car with a piston ring Two rear wheels, one front spring Has no fenders, seat nor plank Burns much gas, and hard to crank cammuetmvs busted halfway through Enmuw's mlssing, hits on two Radlatorfs busted, sure does leak Differentiaibs dry, can hear her squeek Two spokes mlssing, front all bent Tires blowed out ain't worth a cent Got lots of speed, runs like the deuce Burns either gas or tobacco juice Tires all off, been run on rim But It's a Darn Good Ford For The Shape It's In! f ball. Although they won no games they showed great improvement Seated left to right P Johnson, S Pullen, C Brown, H Drugge, B Jacobson, D Lovering, R Johnson Second Row D Taylor, Coach Feero, B Robinson, G Holmbom, G Drugge, P Falconer, E Hussey Third How B Kelley, E Berg, D Martel Mr Feero called a meeting of the baseball team, the schedule for this year is as follows April 25 May 9 13 16 We have high year. Gerald Drugge Bob Robinson Chemistry Freshmen Seniors Carnival Time Spare Periods Cheerleaders Cross Country School Algebra II Gary Holmbom Armando Martel Boys hopes o Greenville Dover . Guilford . Milo . Brownville Jct. vs. Dexter h Monson Monson Monson Monson Monson vs f VS Monson Hit Parade Away Home Home Home Home Away aving a very successful season this Oh How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning Busy Doing Nothing Temptation The Wearing of the Green After Graduation Day Winter Wonderland Whisperin' Cry of the Wild Geese Slowpokes Don't Fence He In Tell Me Why And So to Sleep Again I Promise You ' - s--e C X-t, ' il N 4 Q 4 F 3 I O 0 O I O I : . . . O 0 O Q : O I O I O : vs. 29 vs. 2 vs I Seated left to right J Simpson, B Robinson, A Martel, J Bjork, D Nelson, C Forbus Second Row H Ranta, B Weymouth, F Richards, Coach Blood, C D1Sano, C Johnson, C Storer, L Darke The girls' softball team started practicing soon after school started under the supervision of Mr Blood We are hoping to give the old bat a real workout this year Come one, come all, come see us play ball' lost Most Most Most Best Superlatives childlike seniors musical understanding willing dancer Worst brag Most Most Best Most Most Most Most Most romantic enthusiastic writer talkative boy talkative girl stubborn bashful gentlemanly Worst pest Best Best Most Best singer imagination ladylike sport All of them Mr Blood Mrs MacPherson Mr Feero Gerry Drugge Barry Jacobson Carol Johnson Armande Martel Barbara Weymouth Carolyn Leavitt Herman Drugge Frances Richards Roger Johnson David Lovering Byron Kelley Colby Brown Herman Drugge Cindy Forbus Joyce Simpson Paul Falconer xx ...ln ' 5 o 0 e 5 0 0 O O a 0 Q Q ' O 0 0 0 0 c O o O o O O Drugge, B Jacobson , Second Row D Taylor, B Hickey, E Hussey, Coach Blood, B Robinson, B Johnson, D Lary Fill? Mr Blood called for all men interested to report for track practice The County Track Meet will be held in Dover on May 10 and Monson will attend We should have a fairly successful team with some good freshmen prospects We participated in the following cross country meets, win ning one, losing four and tying one PLACE Guilford Monson 38 Milo S8 Guilford Dover Monson 32 Dover Dover Monson 28 Monson Monson Milo hh Milo Dexter 28 Monson 30 Dexter County Meet Dover M3 Guilford hh Monson 62 Dexter 6h Letter winners were as follows: E. Hussey, D. Lovering, R. Johnson, D. Taylor. E. Hussey placed third in the Penquis League Meet. We wish to thank Mr. Blood for the time he spent with us. Gayle: 'What shall we do tonight?' Bob: 'We'1l toss a coin. If 1t's heads, we'1l go the movies If it's tails, we'll go dancing If it stands on end, we'll study N . 'tk-ff' Seated left to right: S. Pullen, D. Lovering, R. Johnson H. 30 2 18 if An. AL V 'nl Seated left to right C DiSano, C Brown, A Martel, B Jacobson, C Storer, D Loverlng, H Ranta, D Lary Second Row J Bjork, L Forbus, B Robinson, B Storer, P Falconer, D Nelson, D Taylor Third Row S Pullen, R Johnson, H Drugge, Mr Blood, advisor, P Johnson WINTER SPORTS This year, due to the fact that the basketball team was playing steadily, the Winter Sports team d1dn't have much time to practice However, we attended three carnivals At Hartland the following placed 100 yard ski dash second C Brown, MMO yard ski dash second R Johnson, Nbdhan second D Lovering, R Johnson, B Jacobson, P Falconer, Cross country snowshoe first Pl Falconer, Slalom first D Lovering Downhill third D Lovering Robinson, Mmdley third B Robinson, R Johnson, B Jacobson, P Falconer, AMO ski third R Johnson, Cross country ski second R Johnson, Cross country snowshoe first P Falconer At the Monson Carnival the following placed 100 yard dash third B Jacobson, ubdlqy second R Johnson, C Brown, B Jacobson, P Falconer, MMO yard ski dash second R Johnson, Cross country ski first R Johnson, Cross country snowshoe second P Falconer, Slalom second S Pullen Paul Then it's all set We elope at midnight? Barb Yes, darling Paul 'Are you sure you have everything packed in your su1tcase?' Barb I'm positive, Mom and Pop helped me At Bingham the following placed: 50 yard ski dash-first-B. AN A' dmr PJ Lzl' QV 'essxa ,Q ge.: ' -.JQVL fqf A Q-Qtff' .f- ' H -A tl ft 5' QJ Q., K w 1 v,x-,5'-- Ex , w -SX S 1.13 ,Q , , ' , , - in W 9, b hfg, rx . X w,..- I wiqff A ' JVM was-w ' 1 pimp 1 03. in 3 1 s I -lla!-xl-J-I-1K'4l'f!'fl'G'4l'CI'CI'CK CPG CPG CPG-G'fl-L! G 6-6-ll-Ll'G'G CI'G'xl'LI'fI-C!-CI-C!'K 3'LI-.K'll'I'CI'8'C!'LK'3'1'J'Ll'l!'Cl'fI'K'3'-K'1f'f'3'kf i'C'f'f'6 ! l'l'l I I'l'l'l'Cl'1K K MONSON ACADEMY 18147 Monson, Maine 1952 Monson Academy: a college preparatory school with a record of one humhed and five years of successful service. Prepares for all colleges and has certi- fication privileges. Commercial course and general course for those not wishing to enter college. Aim: to develop high standards of scholarship and character. Extracurricular Activities Supported. TRUSTEES OF MONSON ACADEMY George A. Bartlett Harland E. Johnson Amos S. Knight Claude L. Sidelinger Aubrey M Williams Clarence C Brown Earle H Jackson Walter L Arnold George P Pullen Eugene E Bickford Richard L Davis Winfred W Pullen Frank A Phillips Lloyd H Robinson W Harry Hughes Prof Emeritus, James N Hart, Life Member OFFICERS Winfred W Pullen, President Lloyd H Robinson, Vice President Claude L Sidelinger, Treasurer Earle H Jackson, Clerk W Harry Hughes, Auditor EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE George A Bartlett W Harry Hughes Clarence C Brown Fall term opens in September, for further inquiries, write to Superintendent of Schools or Principal of Monson Academy l O O I I O O I 0 O O O 0 I O O O I C 0 0 0 O 1J'1f'L'!f'L'L'L'l'E'L'lfl'l'lf'lf'1'!'l'1'l'l.'l l'l'l'!'l'L'l'l'l,'l'L'!'l'l'1'!'i'l'l'1'1'!'l'l'l'l' 'l'l'l'l'l,-lf'l'l'bl'1'l'L'L'L-IfL-1'L'L'L'la'l,'L'L'b'lf'If'b'li' TNI'tl'QI-J'i'I'J'li'1'CK-xl'u!'CI'G-41'fI'il'fI'G84141'G'3-1-1'xI'3'3'+l'phi-Cl l'd'Ll-l'l'G'41'G-d'G'G'l-1'CI-1'fl'i1'G'11'41'I'.I-11-G'II'CI'1-1-I-lfll-I'I-Uhi'-iw!-I-J'l'I'I' - -1-I-ll GUILFORD TRUST COMPANY Guilford, Mm.ne A Home Bank Specializing in Banking Service For Piscataquis County People With Every Banklng Department Strong, Dafe, and Modern Bank CONPLIMRNIS OF POQTLANDMMONSON SLATE COMPANY - I 111 'I' 'I' 'I' 5' 'P 'I' T 'I' 'T' 9 'I' B . 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