Newport High School - Live Wire Yearbook (Newport, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1939 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedlcatxon School Directory Edltorxal Board Edltorlals Senlors Llterfary Locals Athletic Personals Exchanges Alumm Advertlsements Derlzcatlon Edltorxal Board SGWIOFS Jumor Speaklng Snudent Council Glee Clubs Orchestla Journallsm Club Debatmg Future Farmers, Football Boxs Baekeflanl Gxrle Baske ball bnap ho 's I ' 3 L A i. Senior Play 4 1 7 . 1 ,. 1 -1 ,a Q L , ' s t. Mr Stanley L Clement DEDICATION It IS wxth slncere appreclauon and affect on that we dedicate thls issue of the LIVC XVIYC to our prlnclpal Nflr Stanley L Clement Althouvh he has been Wlth us only two yeare we shall always remember lum as an exel lent teacher and a loyal frlend I . . . , 4. . - ,, ,. . 1 . . E, -1 School lllrc-1 lol v SUPLRINTENDI' NT OF SCHOOLS Mr Ray Robinson SLHCJOI BOARD Mr Frank Boylan Mrs Gladys Tlttomb Mr Lharles Sherldan FALULTY Mr Stanley L C lement lrlnupal Mathmatlcs Cauldance Frederlch M Folsom Sub 'Vlaster Coach Soclal Sclence Mr Lester Felt Agruulture Suence Mrs Madeline Hall Commerclal MISS Laura Platt English S llllthllllil- Waldo lray DXXlg'l'1f lrraser Bar :ala l cnns ll Donna Klrnball RlClldTd Banton l eon C ray lil lNl STUIJI 'Nl C harles Pray C eorge llrf ser Ruth Morton Mr Clement JUNIOR Sl NIOR llCl Arnold 'lernplc lxenr etl1 Nlullen Margaret Soper Mr Llement lresldc-nt ue lresldent C x 1 lre l resldent lte Prt slrlent Set x and lrtas NCIl President e ll Q S C x md lreas AClXlSOI' ML ROOM I reside nt X lte l resldent Su 5 and nlreas Adwlsor Mrs Margaret Sprague MISS I aura Merrlll Home ILCOYICJTDICS MISS Cfertrude lhorne Cl ASS Olql lC LRS CJ-eorge Dresser Jr Charles Pray Barbara Bean Nlargaret Soper Ruth Morton Paul Wltharn Jr Llton Rlth lxathleen Whlte Barbara Swett Neal llavls Presldent Vlce Presldent Sec V and Treas Student C ouncll Student C ouncll Iresldent X me Presldent Set y and Treas Student LOl1IlCll Student C ou! c1l l l ve rt tt 'Nlerrlll C llarles llteo nl: Merle Clrxy Bots C arl Sawye r Wallat e W lrre n lutllle lVleClaull1n Caarolyn Soper 2 x Bull C eorge Dresser lfrank llarrls C up am 'Vlanager -XSS1SliIlfMdfldg,QI' M mater A 1 tant Nlanager C aptaln Vlanager NI lnager Nlanager Kenneth Mullen Asslstant Manager ll Xlbl RS Larolyn Soper June Fedesco Arlem Kelly Mazllyn Neal lx1t1lunW1t C X - y 4 V X I S 5 ' I ' ' N ' . is . J 7 1' ' l ' U - Se :nd -as. l A F csl . 11x 1 ' l 1' . - , '. . . X . ,kr , ' Al. 'l' C'Cll'.' .' 1 I . ' 1 ' .' . , ' ,. . ' ' ' J ' ' . 1 A H rs, Xu' Pres l-nt fe z . Mr. ,Q l -' A '. .' . ' X v ,' X . ' l . l U ' l V A'l'l l.lC'l'lClS nv. 3 D: r French Public Speaking linglislm l 1'fVl'HAlAl- I I D 4: 5 , A 1 ' 'Q t. ' ' 1 ' 2 . 2 l ' ' f . l .xs1'r1'1'1zA1.1. Musu- ' j, , ,, A 2 , ,A 'W' AM ' , 2 - .ss's' .' 'r 3 A 3 ' ' Gllclls' li.,X5lCli'l'l1.'Xl.l. 1 4. 1' ' A ' , . . Vlii.-Xl.l. . ' l. Q f - A 2 n 3 ' 'l'lCAl'Ii I l h L' 4. - 1 1 . , I . , . ' '- ' CH -1 clzlll, 5 5 7 ' .Y v ' , ' v V ' 1 Y 1 -A 7 A' 1 ' 2 ' 'z l 1- 'li C- 'Illlf lliff IWIIKIE VOL 11 NEWPORT MAINE MAY 1939 N 1 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTb OF Newport lllgh School ART UR W LANDER PRINT NEWPORT MA NE 'ld Row b Shapiro E Rich R Bean VN Pray R Banton I' Landon Zd Row K Whlte G Gravos G Halfllllg B Bean R Langley lst Row A Fritz P Heath M Soper C Tltcomb C Soper M Falrbrother Edltor ln chlef Asslstants Locals Assistant Athletlcs Boys Athletlcs Glrls Personals lidltorla Margaret Soper Kathleen Whlte Glorla Gravos Mary Falrbrother Rlchard Banton Ernest Condon Carolyn Soper Phylhs Heath I Board Assistant Sldney Shaplro Alumm Robert Bean Exchanges Barbara Bean Buslness Manager Charles Tltcomb Asslstants Elton Rich Waldo Pray Typlsts Arla Frltz Glenna Halmng Ruth Langley . , , , . O. A - H , - . . yixv fl , . . - . , . . l , . - , . . . , . , . , ,. 1 . . , . , . , . , . . . , . , . , . , . , . . - - ' a ! THE LIVE WIRE lidltorlals Undsfclsvmsn At thls tlme of year when everyone seems to be maklng a fuss over the Senlors and they strut around llke prlvlleged characters do not envy them too much' Behlnd the upturned noses proud glances and offlclous attltudes hes a sad and mel ancholy feellng Even though practl cally none of the SQUIOYS would admlt It I dare say that they hate very much to leave N H S Can you blame them' Or don t you appreclate Newport Hlgh School? W hear so much about its poor bulldlng and equlpment that It IS rare to find one who wlll slng lts DFRISES Dld you know that It lS a Class A school that lt offers a most extenslve extra cur rlcula program that lt IS on the Col lege Certlfled Llst? These are but a few of our school assets and perhaps It would be wlsc for some of us to be come acqualnted Wlth them lnstead of forever complamlng about the weak spots of the school It seems strange but one never ap preclates a good thlng untll It IS gone So lt IS wlth those of us who graduate ln June We have hurrled througn our hlgh school course wastlng tlme causlng trouble and never stopplng to thlnk that some day we would regret It But that IS the sensatlon that one gets when he stops to look back there are so many many thlngs that could have been done whlch would have been beneficlal to both school and stu dent Those of you who stlll have one two or three years ahead of you are fortunate don treallze It too late ap preclate N H S now' And don t look upon the Senlors wlth dlsgust for thelr haughty manners but rather plty them Don t worry vour turn wlll come and all too soon OUR REPUTATIONS In the eyes of the law we have a rlght to a good reputatlon If thls thlng called reputatlon ls lmportant enough to be guarded and protected by law lsn tlt lmportant enough for us to guard and protect ourselves? Few of us reallze Just how lmDOTt ant lt really IS Wlthout lt we are not welcome ln the general publlc or ln the prlvate home People no longer care for our companlonshlp they no longer want us around them or other members of thelr famlly Then too lf we have a responslble posltlon the chances are that we lost that posltlon or lf we have no posltlon It would be so much harder to secure one In the case of us students wlthout a good reputatlon we are Just out of all extra actlvltles and the soclal llfe of the school On the other hand a good reputa tlon IS extremely valuable Wlth It we galn the respect and admlratlon of our fellow classmates our faculty and other town cltlzens We are welcome ln almost any actlvlty whether publlc or scholastlc and other parents are glad to have us assoclate Wlth thelr own chlldren When we have gradu ated from school and are seeklng posltlons the references and recom mendatlons of our faculty members and the professlonal people of our home town mean a lot On the whole we are happler and llve a rlcher fuller llfe Let us all guard our reputatlons wlth an lron hand Q Q . . , . . n ' V I . V ' 9 - l li 77 ' y x ., lt, , I - t . . , . . 1 . 1 , , Y 1 . . . - . e ' L. , - l - . VI 1 ' ' K ' 1 n . . . - . ' . . . 1 L u ' 9 , 1 ' Y x x - 1 , 'l . . . . H H ' l , ' . . . . . . u - 9 . . . . . . Q 1 L! , , . I Y . . . . s 1 ' ' - A , - . I l ' 1 - , . . - . . . 9 . , . . . . . . . . NEW PORT HIGH SCHOOL BETTER ASSEMBLIES Students especlally Freshmen and Sophomores How many of you can hardly walt for Wednesday afternoon to come? Maybe you can t but IS lt because of our enthuslastlc assemblles or IS It because you have a half hour that you don t have to study? It IS easy to notlce that some of the students aren t slttlnv on the edge of thelr seats llstenlng They are elther slouched down ID thelr seats whlsper lng glggllng readlng wrltlng notes or trylng to attract somebody s atten tlOH Is thls the type of assembly you want or don t you want any or per haps not as many? Flrst we must find the klnd of assembly you want and then go to work and provlde for lt We ll all have to admlt we have had some D108 assemblles thls year and some outstandlng speakers but perhaps they went too far over your head When We have talent from the school perhaps thelr Jokes are too old or they have been on the program so much that you are tlred of them That IS a blg problem gettlng all stu dents to take part but how can we get the rest of them to? It ISH t all your fault because when we have assembhes at the school bulldlng lt IS so overcrowded that It s hard to get the attentlon from all There IS more or less confuslon ln the Town Hall and that IS also dlfficult Let s all pledge to take part ln our assemblles encourage and get others to help find new talent suggest new ld93S and we ll have better assembhes THE SCHOOL CITIZEN There comes the tlme IU the latter quarter of the year when the faculty and the senlor class encounter the task of chooslng the wlnner of the school cltlzenshlp award It IS there fore the task of thls short edltorlal to lI1f0I'I0 you of the quallflcatlons for thls honor and to lmpress you wlth the lmportance of recelvlng such an award Flrst let us see what a good cltlzen must do ln order to be ellglble for thls group In the words of Frank N Eaton Jr a former member of our faculty A good cltlzen lsa person llvlng IH a certaln place who lS Just as happy as can be and ln so dolng makes all hlS nelghbors as happy as posslble The person IS a student the place IS N H S the nelghbors fellow stu dents And to make everythlng clear thls IS what a good school cltlzen IS A student who IS Just as S3.tlSH9d as posslble but ln reachlng hls destln atlons makes hls fellow students happy If you boo at athletlc contests your fellow students are ashamed of you Now for the benefit of a few pessl mlsts lf you don t do somethlng so as to make a nelghbor happy but at the same tlme you are d1SS3IlSfl6d you stlllaren t a good cltlzen at school Thus the good school cltlzen s actlvl tles are llmlted to those who accom pllsh a dual purpose of maklng both lts doer happy and also 1tS 3SSOCl3t6S The rest remalns for the lHdlVldUal and may he who has the ambltlon to recelve the school cltlzenshlp award meet wlth success though the stone of lack of cooperatlon obstruct hls path 7 4 1 5 J 1- L, . . - 1 1 T , I v Y , I . I 9 . , L 1 , n s u , . ' Q lv an u Q u ' y - . .. . s 1 1 . ' 0 ' 1 . 7 -1 l H .. . . 1 1 .. . . . . , ,n n u f I . 'Y ' 77 . , . - 7 . ' ., ' . . ., L, ' Y . .. . x . . . . . v ' , . . n . , , L me 0 s - . . . , . . , 7 ' . . .. ., v . , .. . .. , .. . . . l N ' ,, . . , . - n u y , . . .. , .. ' , I I we Q THE LIVE WIRE Everett Anderson Grenvllle General Course Address to Undergraduates4 Athlet1cClub3 4 F If A Club2 4 F F A Basketball2 4 Boys Glee Club 3 Mixed Glee Club 3 Wmter Sports Club 4 W1nterCarn1vall 2 3 4 Baseball3 Track3 Basket a l 4 Grenvllle s here Grenvllle s there Grenvllle s everywhere He dances he Jokes IS there anything he would not dare? Barbara Bean Barble College bourse Honor Part Melrose Mass Hlgh 2 Junlor PTIZE Speak mg bemor Play U of M Speaking Qontest 3 Jour nallsm Club 3 4 Edltor ln chlef Booster 4 Girls l lee blub 2 5 4 Presldent of Glee Llub 4 Mixed Glee blub 3 4 hnghsh blub 1 2 3 4 Llass Sec y and Treas 4 Student Louncll 3 4 lxve Wlre Board 3 4 World s balr blub 4 Engllsh Llub PTIZC 1 Barble can turn a hand at any trade She s popular wlth all especlally Wade' Wendell Burrlll Wlndy General Course Boys Glee Club2 3 4 M1xedGlee blub 3 4 Vlce Pres1dent4 F F A 2 3 4 Vlce President 3 4 Wmdy has always been sure and steady In helpmg others he s always ready' Stanley Boylan Stan Agricultural Course F F A In remembermg N H S no one can Ever forget our old pal Stan' ns ' 11 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . . . . , , . . . , , . ' 1 , - 1 . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 Y - , , 14 ' 11 1 1 ' 1 ' . . ,, . . . , D , , . . K 1 , - ' ' . ' ' ' 44 11 , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , - 1 , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 - 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . 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C 1 A 1-'LV LU L Zz ,f fy ,fr 11' .ff I -L,f - NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL Geraldlne Buswell Geddy General Course Honor Part Engl1shClub1 2 3 4 Hlklng Club 3 Stage Manager Senlor Play Up at dawn tlll set of sun Trylng to get those lessons done Norma Butterfield Norm General Course Home Makers Club 4 Pre ldent 4 Glrls Glee Club 3 4 Mlxed Glee Club 4 Speech Club 3 Engllsh Club 3 4 True and falthful xs our Norma The llght of happmess shmmg upon her Grey don Colby Greydon General Course Engllsh Clubl Athletlc Club 4 Basketball Intra murals 3 4 Graydon quiet and shy Wlth every lass Has been an addltlon to our class Henry Condon Flash General Course Honor Part Athletlc Club3 4 English Clubl 2 3 4 N Club3 4 French Club2 Boys Glee Club3 4 Mixed Glee Club 3 4 Sec y and Treas 4 Nat l Ath letlc Scholarship Soclety 3 4 Football 4 Basketball 4 Track2 3 Captaln Track3 Track Medal 3 Wlnter Carmval 4 Baseball 3 Henry we find IS a qulet lad But a better frlend was never had George Dresser J umor Commerclal Course Honor Part Class Presldent 3 4 Student Counc1l3 4 Vxce Presldent 4 English Club 4 N Club 4 Boys Glee Club 3 4 Mlxed Glee Club 4 Athletlc Club 3 4 Sec y and Treas 4 Football 4 Manager Baseball 4 Nat 1 Athletlc Scholarshlp Soclety 4 George our presxdent has steered the shlp well Do we hke h1m'? You bet He s swell' ,Q c 7 m 1- ' x n if 1 l 1 ' If YI I 1 1 1 1 I 1 If ,I 1 v s u 1 5 l 1 f I 1 I 1 - , 1 I ff 1 A . . 14.6 V LI, . . . . 1' ' ' .J , - 1 , 9' 1 j na 11 l I S 1 ' , . 7 Y f , 'f fi A ' BV' y I l u 11 4 I I -r 4' 1 K U ,!flfA! A 1 1 1 1 1 1 v Y, ,u 11 N , , 1 , fl 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,. .1 ' 1 , 1 navy ., 1 1 - 1 - u.. 1 W . . . I ' . ,ALVD 1 1 1 1 ' n l s n . f V 1 1 1 1 - ,,.f . y 41' '. , f -I . . Y , 1.-4 ' 1 1 I T' 1' u ' 11 7 0 Q1 , ,hw --m- - . , 44 - 11 j 1 . Q 1' l J .l' ' , , K, . . 1 I 1 1 1 1 I ' I ' ' , - , as 11 , ' f 3 Y Y 1 1 I 1 F . 7 Q I a ' I ! 1 , . . . . . 1 1 ' . . - , THE LIVE WIRE Vlary Falrbrother Mary General L ourse Honor Part Lngllsh Llubl 2 3 4 Vlce Pres1dent2 ehate Club-3 4 Varslty Debating 4 Llve Wlre Board 4 Booster Board 4 Journalism Club 4 peenh Club? Athletxc Club3 4 Varsity Basketball 4 Worlds Farr Llub 4 Jumor Prize Speakmg Property 'Vlanager Semor Play One act Play Contest 4 lllklng Q lub 3 our pralses Mary one can find no end A splendid student and a loyal friend Jolm L Frlend Johnny ilass Vlce Presldent 3 Home Room Presldent 2 Athletlc Club 4 lenms Llub 4 If Johnny looks as though he dldn t know where he s at lt s only that for the moment he has lost Pat Arla Frltz Arla Commerclal L ourse Hartland Academy 1 Plymouth Hlgh School 2 Gregg Theory Certlficate 4 Engllsh Club 4 Journallsm Llub 4 LIVE Wlre Board 4 Glrls Glee Club 4 Mnxed Glee Club 4 Hlkmg Club 3 And when It s time for Arla to go Everyone ll miss her especlally Devereux' Lllfton Gray Cliff General Course Plymouth Hxgh School 1 2 F F A 3 4 Athletic Club 3 Baseball 3 Cllif though we ve known you only two years That you ll succeed we have no fears ' ll 77 L A . 1 1 r'w V ' ' Q , , , , . , D ' 1 , , ' ' , an ' ' H ' ' 11 ! I , .. H , 4 4 , ' 7 Y Q . 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NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL Darrell Grey Dare General Course Nat l Athletic Scholarship Society 4 F F A 1 2 3 4 Engl1shClub2 3 4 Athletic Club 3 4 Winter Sports Club4 ub 3 I' ac F Basketball 4 Mgr 4 Winter Carnival 3 4 Winner of Boys Cup 4 Football 4 efore we only heard it as a rumor But this year we found Dare has real humor' Glenna Halning Toots General Course Gregg Theory Certificate 3 Scholastic Medal 2 Club4 Booster Board 4 Speech Club 3 4 Live Wire Board4 When Glenna IS happy and bright You ll know she sthinking of Hoppy all right Frank Harris Pee Wee General Course Scholastic Award 3 F F A 2 3 4 Journalism Club4 Mgr Track4 Basketball Intramurals3 4 Here s to Happy always Smlllng never sad He and Mullen make Bergen and McCarthy look bad' Phyllis Heath Phee Commercial Course Honor Part Bucksport High School 1 2 English Club3 4 Secy and Treas 4 Journalism Club 4 Mixed Glee Club 3 4 Understudy Senior Play She says To love and forget IS the Way But we wonder lf she s forgotten McKay -L C 9 D 4- .. ,, , . . . 2 U . - v u , Z f , Z , S 3 N Cl , 4g ' r k 3g F. . 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'I It THE LIVE WIRE Davld Hussey Dave Agrlcultural Course F F A 1 2 3 4 Secy3 Pres 4 Alternate Jumor Prlze Speakmg Understudy Semor Play Englxsh Club Dave a frlend the verv best We wlsh for you much success Leon Eugene Jarvis Jeep General Course F F A 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 1 3 Mlxed Glee Clubl 3 Debate Club3 Boys Athletlc Club 4 Base all 3 Tenms Club 4 Wlnter Sports Club Basketball4 N Club4 Locked away m our memorles we must keep A plcture of the ever mlschxevous Jeep uth Langley Ruth Commerclal Course Second Honors Gregg Theory Cert1ticate3 D A R Pllgrlmage Candldate Prompter and Understudy Semor Play Engllsh Clubl 2 3 4 Speech Club 3 4 Booster Board3 4 Llve W1re Board3 4 If ever m distress you need a fnend Ruth always has a helpmg hand to lend Lena Llttlefield Lee General Course Enghsh Club 1 Home Makers Club 4 ena who IS small with pretty blond halr Has many fnends from everywhere Lorrame Llttlefield Lorrame Commercxal Course Honor Part Freedom Academy 1 Gregg Theory C9l'tl6C8t9 Understudy Semor Play Engl1shClub2 3 4 French Club Z Hlkmg Club 3 Softball 3 We know Lorrame that you re plucky and true Best wxshes ln whatever you do -IL f 10 J 1- 4 I K 0 l ' H u by f . 3 1.4 - h 3, 4. 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I I . l fx ,Ji ' any - ff ' ,. , fp! 5 5 ,JU ' : ' 9 ' , , 1 ' : ': ' ' Q - ,ov ff VU f 1 1 g NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL Lucllle McGlaughl1n Lucy General Course Honor Part Engl1shClub1 2 Home Makers Club 3 4 Secretary4 Glee Club2 3 4 Mxxed Glee Club 3 GlrlsBasketball1 2 3 4 Captam4 French Club 2 Glrls Athlet1cClub3 4 Booster Boardl Lucy has been tops ln both work and play In her heart 1 m told Ralph leads the way Everett Merrill Everett General Course Class Marshall4 Boys Glee Clubl 2 4 Presldent 4 M1xedGleeClub1 2 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Busl ness Mgr Orchestra2 N Clubl 2 3 4 Engllsh Club2 Boys Athletlc Club 3 4 Presldent Athletlc Club3 Pres1dentTenms Club 4 Wlnter Carnlval .5 Cross Country 1 Baseballl 2 3 Basketball 3 4 Football3 4 Mgr Football3 Capt Football4 Just the same no matter when met Smllmg Jokmg and congenlal that s Everett' athan Merrill Nate General Course Boys Glee Club3 4 M1X6d Glee Club 3 4 N Club3 4 Presldent Boys Athlet1cClub4 Football3 4 Basketball3 4 Baseball 3 Mgr 3 Treas Tenms Club 3 WIHCSF Sports Club 4 Wmter Carnival 2' Hls frlendllness IS only one tralt Comblne all the good ones and the result IS Nate Wlnlfred Morrlson Wlllnle General Course Plymouth Hlgh School 1 2 Hlklng Club 3 4 Home Makers Club4 Athlet1c4 World sFa1r Club4 Durmg her two years at N H S Wmme has made friends of all And we re sure that ln future years she wlll never let them fall Leona Morton Reddy Commerclal Course Gregg Theory Certificate 4, Hlklng Club 3, Speech Club 4 Leona IS a very qulet lass But a frlend to all the class -ft I , rr . fl , , ' I. 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Q - .Kg , 1 4 ' ,, , l - l L , 041435 ,l My ff N41 ,X ffff 4, W . .fffvv ,AJ fx THE LIVE WIRE Ruth Morton Ruthle General Course Class Glfts Senlor Play Journallsm Club 4 Boost er Board 4 Glrls Athletlc Club 3 4 Mlxed Glee blub4 Glrls Glee Club 4 Student Council 4 Sec y Treas of Student Councll 4 Larnlval Queen 4 Queen Ruth wlth halr of gold Among the boys IS slmply Sold Kenneth Mullen Moon General Course Awarding of Medals and Letters at Last Assembly W1nterCarn1vall 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 Track 2 3 Basketball3 4 Footballo 4 N Club2 3 4 Pres N Club4 Boys Glee Club2 3 4 Secy Treas 3 4 Athletlc Club 3 4 Mlxed Glee Club 3 4 Tennls Club 4 Wlnter Sports Club 4 Stage Mgr and Understudy Senior Play 4 Vlce Presldent Junlor Senlor Home Room 4 Of those who are leavlng us ln June We ll mlss none more than red headed Moon l Lucllle McGlaughl1n Lucy General Course Honor Part Engl1shClub1 2 Home Makers Club 3 4 Secretary 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Mlxed Glee Club 3 Girls Basketballl 2 3 4 Capta1n4 French Club 2 Glrls Athlet1cClub3 4 Booster Boardl Lucy has been tops ln both work and play In her heart I m told Ralph leads the way' Lloyd Pond oe General Course Class Chaplaln Boys Glee Club 3 4 Mlxed Glee Club3 4 Athlet1cClub3 4 F F A 3 N Club 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 N0 matter what the weather IS lce sleet or snow That Ford always arrlved on tlme chauffered by J oe' Charles Pray Charlie General Course Class Prophecy Class Vice Pres1dent4 Senlor Play Junior Prlze Speakmg Wlnner for Boys English Club 1 3 Athlet1cClub3 4 Student Counc1l3 4 Pres 4 Orchestral 2 3 Football3 4 Baseball3 Basketball N Clu F F Charlle our athlete IS tall and lean We thmk he s tops so does Maxme' Carl Sawyer Nlcodemus General Course Engl1shClub1 2 3 4 Track3 4 Basketball Asst Mgr 3 Mgr 4 Debate Club3 4 V106 Presldent 3 Pres1dent4 Boys Glee Club 2 3 4 Presldent Glee Club2 V1Ce Pres1dent4 Natl Athletlc Scholarshlp Soc1ety3 4 Jumor Prlze Speakmg Senlor Play One Act Play Contest 4 Mlxed Glee Club 2 3 4 F F A 1 Treasurer Mr Sawyer has been a grand frlend to all Rlght there wlth hls Jokes 1n elther class or hall O O f - 7 J. 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I I M N53 ' WM, ,M 2 NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL Carolyn Soper a General Course Class Prophecy Senior Play One Act Play Contest 4 Athletic Club 3 4 Tennis Club 3 4 Speech Club 3 4 Sec yand Treas 4 N Club 3 4 Vice Pres 4 Basketball3 4 Mgr 4 W1nterCarn1val3 4 Journal 1SmCiUb4 Llve Wire Board 4 Softball 3 Mgr 3 Debate Club 3 Pres 3 Winter Sports Club 4 Whether It ssports speeches smcerety or smiles Carolyn surpasses us all by miles Margaret Soper Peggy College Course First Honors Class Sec y and Treas 2 3 Class Vice President 1 Senior Play Jumor Prize Speaking Wm ner for Girls State Spear Contest 3 Sec y and Treas Jumor Senior Home Room English Club 1 Z 3 4 Vice Pres1dent4 Glee Club 2 Orchestra 2 Instru mental Trio 3 French Club 2 Sec y 2 Live Wire Boardl 2 3 4 Ed in Chief-4 Booster Board3 4 Journalism Club3 4 H1k1ngClub3 Athletic Club 3 Student Council 3 4 Worlds Fair Club 4 Pres 4 Peggy In studies clubs and activities you re tops we know May your success continue wherever you go Joseph Tardy oe Agrlcultural Course F F A12 3 4 Treas 4 F F A Basketball 4 Winter Carnlvall 2 3 4 Winter Sports Club 4 We have all engoyed Joe sfour years at N H S And we know in whatever he does he ll be a success June Tedesco Jume General Course Class History Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Journalism Club 3 4 Pres. 4 Girls Glee Club 3 4 English Club 3 Mixed Glee Club 3 4' Vocal Trio 3' Home Makers Club 3' Athletic Club 3 4' N Club 3 4' Tennis Club 3' Worlds Fair Club 4' Junior Prize Speaking' U. of M. Speaking Contest 3' Senior Play' Cheerleader 4' Live Wire Board 3' Booster Board 4. In speaking and acting June is a Wow . We know she ll succeed - and how! Arnold Temple Sammie Commercial Course Class Gifts' M. C. I. 1 2' Senior Play' Junior Prize Speaking' Speech Club 3 4 Sec y 3 Vice President 4' English Club 3 4 Pres. 4' Pres. Junior - Senior Home Room' Debate 4' Boys Glee Club 4. In speech and dramatics, Arnold does shine Heaps of luck to one so fine. J THE LIVE WIRE Charles Tltcomb Charlle General Course Address of Welcome Natl Ath Scholarshlp Soc1ety4 Class Presldenf 1 2 Senlor Play Junlor Pr1zeSpeaklng Engllsh Club2 3 4 Journallsm Club 3 4 Llve Wlre Board 3 4 Busmess Mgr 4 Booster Boardl 2 N Club2 3 4 F F A I 2 3 Secyl Pres 2 Reporter3 Athletlc Club 3 Mgr Track2 Football3 Mgr 4 Charles you ve been an asset to our class And wlth the gurls you ll always pass Wallace Warren Wally General Course Class Wlll BUSIDQSS Mgr Semor Play English Club 4 Athletic Club 3 4 Wlnter Carmval 2 3 4 Mgr Debate Club 3 Debate Squad 4 Vlce President 4 Speech Club 3 4 Jumor Prlze Speaklng Track 3 Mgr 3 Everyone likes Wally and we know why He s such a Jolly and swell sort of a guy' General Course Class Marshall Jumor Prlze Speaklng Alternate Understudy Semor Play Engllsh Llubl 2 Athletlc Club3 4 Tenn1sClub3 4 Secy4 Home Economlcs Club3 VlcePres1dent 3 N Club3 4 Orchestra 4 Basketball3 4 W1nterCarn1val3 4 We know this glrl s headed for fame In heart affalrs we bet he ll Turn er name Constance Wllcox Conme General Course Class Poem Class Ode Spauldlng lgh School 1 2 3 Orchestra4 Here s to Conme a newcomer tls true We all wlsh her success whate er she may do' Eugema Wlthee Geney General Course Jumor Prize Speaklng Senlor Play Glrls Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Secy2 M1xedGlee Club3 4 H1k1ngClub3 Secy 3 Athletic Club 3 4 Journallsm Club 4 Booster Board 4 Here s to Geney wlth hght brown halr We re sure that she and Frenchy w1ll make palr ' ll ' Y! . 7 ' l ' 7 Y D ! Y 1 1 , ll ' ' YY ' , ! ! 7 I ' Y u 11 .14 11 , 1 Y 1 7 7 ' ' ' I i 1 7 Q . 1 ' - 1 7 ' Y 7 7 ' , , . . 7 7 . . , ll Yl 9 ' Y 1 I 7 ! 7 J - I Z 3 . 1 1 1 , . ,. . ' ll ' YY Eleanor Whlte Whxte . ! Y 1 , 1 . ' ' . ' Y 7 I 7 ! ' ' . ll Y, , , 7 1 Y Y 7 Y Y Y ' Y ' ! ll ! !! , . ' ll ' !Y ' 1 1 ff 1 1 , . ! ' !' l ! ' 1 ' ' KI lf I 7 , , . I . . I I I 7 9 l 7 I 7 1 ' o . . 1 1 1 ' 1 ll 7? , . , . a NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL literary CHARLIE DICK AND BETTY T the seminary lt IS acommon sight to see a bench in Plne Grove Park occupled by a young couple heads together dreamily watching a bright yellow moon ascend a velvety dark blue sky studded with twinkling dia monds but not at ten minutes of twelve with an lmportantexamlnation to be taken the next day Evidently Dick Parlln was thlnklng the same thlng He stared at his watch and suddenly stood up Betty' Yes? It s ten minutes of twelve' What? Oh oh Aunt Elise told me to be ln at eleven at the latest You were supposed to be ln at Gosh' That s too bad How are you going to get1n That s Just what I was wondering Probably I ll have to go in through Jack s wlndow Oh don t go in that way Please don t Dlck Just think if someone should wake up or someone should see you Well what do you want me to do go ask Jackson for the key and kiss him goodnight? Richard' You needn t be so mean about It IJust didn t want anythlng to happen Well I don t want anything to happen any more than you do' What do you thlnk? Don tbe so darned mean' Betty s temper was aroused and Dlck knew lt Aw gee Betty please aw for gosh sakes Hey Betty Hey for Heaven s sakes come on back Its b d enough to be locked out Betty' But Betty was already half way home Dick had a temper too That was a fine way for a girl to act after she had got you into a mess like this Ill just forget It He hastened to the garden house and dragged out a long pole Ap proaching the window he propped It up against the building and shinnled up to the wlndow of his room H glanced at the bed through the locked window of his room Charhe Wells his roommate wasnt there Dick wondered Next he tried the wlndow of the principal soflice Luck favored him by having the wlndow unlocked He clambered ln gently closlng lt after him Stealthily he stole down bed and snoring vigorously The next morning of course the pole was outside the WlIldOW Dick s comrades smiled to themselves because they had by some miraculously strange may found out about Dlck s escapade and the principal had also found out about lt and commanded Dick to R port at once At one mmute of one Dick chmbed the thirteen stairs to the Lion s Den thlnking of what was coming H shuffled in through the door and was greeted as he had been greeted in the past Richard' Sir? What have you to say for your self? Nothing Slr -r 4 15 l 4' 9 IK 1 I T v I I ! 1 Y 1 q . ,, 3 . 4 1 . . Y , . . ,, : ' . - . . . . . . ' e l . . U . , H H ' 7 . ' n Y 7 ll ' ' 54 7 . ' 97 ' ' 7 H , . . V. . ' , - . ,, . y . . y n 9 ll ' ' ' eleven? My doom-hour is ten. the hall to his room, finding Charlie in ,, , . . n . 1 7, . f I ! 7 as y - - ' ' ' 7 7 ' ' 7 ' !7 ' Sl 7 ' 7 ' 7 , . 1 l , . . . . . 1 - 1 M ' - sa e- y, !7 y - ! 1 ' ' LG ' 7 3, , , .H . . . U e on ' 7 ' ' t n we n - , n . 77 , ss . J ' H ' ,H I K6 ' 77 ' 97 I is ll r ar 1 H ' ' 44 ' ' 7? . . , . THE LIVE WIRE What' You deny I admlt I came IU through the wln dow of your office last nlght And took the examlnatlon papers from my safe Examlnatlon papers? That s what I sald But I No buts lf vou please Just tell us why you took them and I assure you nothlng more wlll be done about It than IS necessary But slr I mean 1 dldn t know anythlng about any examlnatlon er papers Imean You see he IS stutterlng a slgn he lSly1l1g ' Cto several members of the school boardl I admlt when I was young and mlschlevous I used to do wlld thlngs but I always confessed ButI can t confess dolng some thlng I dldn t do My boy do vou reallze what a sacred thlng truth IS? It seems to Dlck took the lecture quletly and wlth out further ado walted for the report of the board Dlck remembered those next three weeks forever ln fact lt seemed llke forever to hlm He wan dered around as ln a daze and startled everyone Wlth hls fast decreaslng marks Then the crlsls camel' Dlck was suspended from school untll the board declded to let hlm come back The day to leave came A crowd of people floyal frlendsb wentto see Dlck off all except Charlle Dlck was puzzled When he had left the dorm Charlle had been readlng a detectlve He had only nodded when Dlck had sald goodbye so of course he would be at the traln to really bld Dlck farewell It seemed funny that Charlle should fall hlm Good old Charlle whom Dlck had helped out of Jams and who had stayed by Dlck for the slx years that these boys had pulled together Charlle must be busy or late yes Charlle was always late Wlth a heavy heart he Sald goodbye to hls schoolmates and waved a hand kerchlef untll the traln had puffed wheezed and Jerklly made ltS way out of the Junctlon leavlng the llttle band a mere speck IU the dlstance It was ln a very sad and shamefaced way that Charlle faced Mr Jackson about a month after Dlck s departure Yes Charlle It was Mr Jackson speaklng to hlm S I er Imean slr well Yes yes my boy go on M J ackson urged Charlle thought to hlmself B stlll my heart' And aloud Well slr Itook those papers It was llke a plstol shot llnglng out ln a clear stlllnlght Those confounded examlnatlon papers? Slt down and tell me all about It now Well Charlle began red faced and embarrassed I knew Dlck was out that nlght so you know we were havlng that very lmportant test that next day I knew Dlck would want a wlndow to cllmb ln so I unlocked yours and locked mlne Of courseI know the comblnatlon of the safe because my glrl works ln the office a lot and she used lt once when I was waltlng for her ln there Well I got the papers and went back to bed and when Dlck came ln I pretended to be asleep Cl -H ' ,, . . . . . . . . ,, . , . H . . . . n , if 77 u - ' aa ' L. k - , li 1 ' aa ' . . an -77 ' ' u - - . Y u ' f 7 . . ,, . . . . M . , H . . , . . 1 1 - . . . . as ' , . . H . . . . , ! Y ' - ' 1 46 - 77 1 f ' ' U . . . - - as - ' H ' lr! s v ' ' 7' an 77 1, ' ' 1 Q s ' il Q ' R ' . . ' ' 1 77 . , H . , 9 u - - H , H 9 . ' ' ' ' -77 ' H ' . . . ' H ' ' - O ' ' - ' H 44 77 ' u c u 7 7 ll ' n u 1 U r Y 7 . F- . ' . . I 9 - ss 77 ' . . , 1 l 9 . . . ,, . . NEW PORT HIGH SCHROL I drdn t say am thmguntll now be cause I knew Drck had a good reputa tlon father and all that and 1fI got klcked out of school It would be Just too bad So I let mv friend et klcked out for me Just tmnk of It But my CODSCIQUCQ has bothered me so Just had to fess up I I well I don t care what you do to me as long as you let Duck come back to school An so you se Dlck he told Jack the whole story Betty s blue eyes sparkled as she rapturously clasped her hands at the end of her a e Drck drdn t have the heart to refuse lettmg Betty dance wlth Lharlle and as Betty would say Pig any way evervth1ngwasO K or would be lf Dlck got Betty home ID tlme K Whlte 40 BE YOURSELF 'wo women were talklng on the plazza of a beautlful summer home at Green Harbor Ican't understand If sald one My nlece was the most popular glrl ln school last year She cant be IU love because there were so many adorlngyoung men around her that you falrly had to crowd sour way 1n All the glrls envled her They copled her halr do s and her dresses even her l1ne ot talk Somethmg has hap pened thls summer to her The young people slmply freese her out I m arrald Dorls summer IS spolled and I dld hope she would be happy here and meet some new young people Green Harbor has a fine set of young folks put ln their frlends Thex havea wonderful tlme never have gone rn for the thmgs that have made modern vouth a problem 'I here s no drmkmg and as for park mg IU lanes they Just don t do lt I guess thev re so busy Salllllg swlm mlng and dancmg they are afrald thu ll rnlss somethlng lf they take tlme for that sort of thlng her one DOFIS aunt leaned over nearer guest and w hlspered That s reason I was so anxlous to have er come here Her frlends at home off on the wrong foot They thlnk 1 s smart drmkmg smokmg and domg that sort of thmg I thunk I know aI'9 the reason the guest sald guardedlx I wrsh xou d tell me aunt I know she s unhappy and I d do almost anythlng rlght She s a big frogm answered the guest glrls dldnt llke the rlght mto the boys them all She should have been frlendly wxth the glrls Hrst and the boys would naturally follow after Now that she has found out she lsn t popular she s a poor sport and can t take It Nelther of the women knew that over thelr heads on the porch roof lay a homeslck broken hearted Dorls overhearmg everythlng they Sald Tears smarted Dorls eyes and she crawled through the wmdow to cry lt out Every blt of femlnlne trlckery she d used at home had filled here ln Green Harbor Through the rest of the mornmg she lay on her bed answered the to make thlngs small puddle Green Harbor way she salled trylng to date v u ' 1 , ' ' an v . l V ,, . . . n ' I 7 - l s l lt v v v . y v .' 1 . . 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' . . - - , . 3 . .. . . , . . , 1. . . , 4 ' S THE LIVE WIRE mlserably aware of the truth of her se I won tlet aunty know she sald to herself I ll pretend I don t care I can t make them llke me lf they don t want to and I m golng to stop trylng But I can show them that I am a good sport and I m golng to be Instead of dolllng herself up ln the latest fad xn vlolet llpstlck and purple fingernalls she put on a slmple sport frock and stayed at home to help her aunt wlth a llttle brldge party of older people For weeks Dorls stuck lt out swlm mlng and playlng tennls when she had the chance Just belng herself and not trylng to attract attentlon She stood lt pretty well untll It came tlme for the blg Yacht Club Ball The thought of her beautlful blllowy evenlng dress hanglng 1dle ln the closet nearly broke her heart Nobody had 1nv1ted her and there wasn t a chance Dorls sald her aunt the day be fore the dance Has anyone lHVlt9d you to the Yacht Club Ball? Imsorry Aunty Iguess all the boys IH Green Harbor have speclal dates Id love to go of course but I Well Mrs Martln Just telephoned that she has guests comlng and among them ayoung man about your age She d llke you to go wlth hlm HIS name IS Mortlmer Halmeyer Dorls heart sklpped a beat wlth Joy and then at the name of Mortlmer Halmeyer It dropped Wlth a slcken mg thud Shed heard of Morty when he d v1s1ted Green Harbor the year before He was sort of a Joke with the young people a gawky shy lad who couldnt dance who turned red lf you looked at hlm and who stammered wlth embarrassment when he trled to talk to a glrl Say no sald the old Dorls B a s ort and pretend vour dellghted sald the new Dorls That s fine I d be dellghted she sald That evenlng a car drlven by a chauffeur called at Doris Aunts Mrs Martln and a young man got out The young man was tall good looklng and moved toward the house Wlth a Jaunty carefree alr like a popular college hero After they met Morty sald mls chlevouslv At first Ibalked at gomg to thls dance but you ve changed my mlnd pretty suddenly Doris Come on let s get golng The chauffeur and Mrs Martin got out and Morty took the wheel Let s take a llttle rlde and get acqualnted first sald We retoo early and when I step on that floor wlth you I want Green Harbor to stop look and llsten Be yourself be yourself Dorls kept savlng lnslde They talked about sports school and flnally col lege Morty seemed dellghted when DOFIS told hlm that she planned to go to college and Sald Swell Ill know at least one glrl wlthln a hundred mlle radlus of my school and mavbe 1f I manage to keep off' your toes tonlght youll come down to some of our dances Dorls heard that old famlllar flutter of home when she and Morty swept out on to the floor that nlght Is that Mortlmer Halmeyer? people whlspered Hasn t he grown -F --ee q 18 5 1- ' v n 4' 7 77 ' ' Q so 7 y - - . . . , . . 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Isn the a wonderful dancer Be yourself be your elf Dorls kept saylng over and over to herself There were no ldle moments for Dons durlng the rest of the summer nor were there any to follow later Lucla Warren 41 WITHOUT A DOUBT S you all know I am a very fine hunter and hke w1ld experlences so I wlll tell you of one of my ad ventures Whlle ln South Afrlca huntlng for polar bears Ibecame separated from the rest of my party As I trudged along the sun went undera cloud and lt became so hot that the lclcles on the end of my nose began to melt I soon became so tlred that I sat down on a cactus plant to rest my feet Later belng refreshed I slowly made my way across the sllck lCy floor of the Jungle where my only foothold was an occasional ant hlll that gutted out of the ICG Flnally I came to an OHSIS and declded to stay there for the nlght I put my feet 1n bo1l1ng water to cool them off Exhausted I fell asleep and upon awakenlng I dlscovered that my feet were stuck ln the water whlch to my horror had frozen over durlng my snooze Iwas trymg to thlnk of a way to free my self when I heard a rustle 1n the leaves and out Jumped a huge l1on charglng horns first I was a fast thlnker and when the hon leaped I thrust my brawny arm down hls throat and grabbed hls tall I gave a qulck Jerk whlch automatlcally turned hlm lnslde out and sent hum runmng ln the opposlte dlrectlon Knowlng the mldnlght sun would be out at twelve oclock to melt th lce I patlently walted untll lt finally dld come out to make me free Many hours of torturous trall blazlng went by un t1lIs1ghted my fr1ends Ihave de Clded to rest up a blt before I take my next expedltlon 1nto the mterxor of Afrlca If you doubt my story please ask someone to dlrect you to Warren lFrank Buckj Brown SAVED BY DEATH The heavy sllence that filled the room was broken only by the stlfled sobs of a woman and chlld The doctor gazlng at the mother kneellng at the bedslde of her lnvalld son looked as though he had accldently kllled a person Is It true what you sa1d'? asked the mother between sobs Yes was the meek reply of the doctor who stood starlng flxedly at a bedpost Then llke a tldal wave brxskness and a sense of routme swept over hlm as ne contlnued matter 0 factly Now lf there s nothlng else I ll leave Wlthout awaltlng a reply he adjusted hls monocle pulled hls beaver skln hat well down over h1s ears yanked on hls heavy bear skln coat donned a palr of mlttens and a scarf and wlth a crlsp Good day left the room The burst of cold December alr that swept 1nto the room at the doctors departure was not notlced by the still traglc strlcken , ,, . . . . . . . , I H ,, . . . . . . 1 - . 1 3 1 . . v . . . 4 . 9 1 7 . , . . . lk I , . 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THE LIVE WIRE beings by the bed A ghostly uncon sclousness settled over the room and ltS occupants On the morn of June fifth the sun rose to shlne upon near fiood condltlons in Montlfipso As the day wore on old Sol was not the only one who studled the affalr for toward mmd forenoon the front door of the LeGoon sky resldence opened and an lnvalld ln a wheel chalr was pushed through out onto the spaclous open air porch Thls act was not new but had been done every day slnce May first Slnce hls recovery from an abdomlnal lllness in December Perc1valLeGoonsky had been confined to the chalr by the doctor s orders Don t try to walk unless absolutely necessary for at least a year Gee Mom ejaculated Perclval at maklng hlm comfortable Just think ln less than one h lf of a year from now I ll be able to walk agaln Let s see now that ll be about next December and then skatlng skung and slldlng and everything Gosh' Yes dear that srlght responded hls mother suddenly findlng It neces sary to turn around to hlde a tear that suddenly fought ltS way mto her eye for she knew that those sports were never agaln to be enjoyed by her son Notlng the lack of enthuslasm on the part of hls mother Perclval re mamed silent and busled hlmself at studylng the lntrlcate designs on a chlld s rlng that adorned h1s finger Soon h1s mother retlred to the ln terlor of the house leavlng the pale 2 peaked faced boy to gaze thoughtfully down their yard walk across the broad field opposlte thelr home to tue rlver a roarlng torrent swollen by the recent rams and ln turn hls gaze went to the horlzon of the hazlly seen Pme Blue Hllls loomlng maJest1cally 1n the background As h1s gaze caressed the hllls thoughts began to fllt across hls mmd Thev lingered long on the attack ofln fantlle paralysls that had left hlm partlally devold of the use of hls legs Hls physical health had also been taxed to the extent that certain com mon foods brought on bad gastrlc dls turbances Then hls thoughts shlfted to two years later when at the age of seven he had bravely gone through klndergarten amld the sneerlng re marks of other chlldren Such Jests Here comes slssy Perce and Oh Perclval slssfes had better be at home wlth thelr mothers and others peztalmng to his name and physlcal deficlency were resented yet gal lantlv faced Well d1d he remember the time he had llcked Butch McClouy for calllng hlm a weak kneed Splfldllllg slssy Thxs feat had won hlm the face to face re spect of the chlldren but unknown to anyone else he had recelved a blow ln the leg the effect of whlch he had oc caslonally felt ever SIHCQ Then at the age of elght when he had seemed to be on the road to thorough recovery abdomlnal trouble had confined hlm by doctor s orders to a wheel chair for a year at the least Thus was Perclval occupled here by hls thoughts as he sat upon the porch gazlng at the dlstant hills -r Q 0 J 4- . . . . , L 1 . ' 7 1 sk :lf FK r- v Z ' 1 . 1 . p - ' 'W . , 9 P Q u u v ' ' . . ' 3 . . v . . ll ' 1, , 9 if 7 , K! 3 Q - 1 . 1 ' av ' . .. H - - as, 'K ' s , , 1 1 ,L . . . while Mrs. LeGoonsky busled herself ' 1 Q H . I 1 65' . f - y 1 . , . a . t , . -- - 7 2 L . ' ' ' . .. I ' 5' 7, y 1 v . . U . . . ,, - 7 ' . 1 - 7, - 1- 2 ' H , . v 1 1 . H H I 9 - w 1 . ' 1 s . . , 3 ' u , Q - . . . , ! . - , . . - , K 5 , . . . . . . , I , A I - . . 1 ! ' NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL Agaln hls gaze shlfted to the tum ultuous rlver roarmg past as though charglng some unseen foe Debrls belng tossed about ln the r1ver hke people stampedmg from a burnmg audltorlum gave vent to the fact that localltles above Montlflpso had not been as fortunate as thls town on the hlgh banks of the rlver Washemdown Slowly yet surely hlS eyes crept up the raglng torrent to the rallroad brldge that spanned the rlver a httle north of hls home Some unexplaln able cur1os1ty led h1m to follow the tracks down the hne for about SIX hundred yards to where they were abruptly shut from VIGW by thelr curv mg sharply around a small hlll Even as he gazed at the h1ll he was struck wlth the thought that a tram comlng around the corner could not posslbly weak a But of course thls brldge was safe so worry was needless He had no more than declded that all was safe when the crash of splln terlng wood and falhng rock snapped hls attentlon back to the brldge N tlme was needed to see what had oc curred a glgantlc tree had been smashed agamst the much weakened mlddle studdmg The lmpact had completely demollshed both the tree and the studdlng leavmg the brxdge to wabble and sag llke an elastlc band therefore lf the brldge were tragedy could not be avolded As he gazed at the brldge Perclval suddenly reallzed that hls Luxury Llmlted would be tearlng down the tracks ln about an hour and that no means of warmng the tram s crew of pendmg dlsaster except by Haggmg 2 them 9XlSt6d A qulck glance dls closed to hlm that no one else Montxfipso s only street was aware of the condltlon of the brldge Crazed wlth fear of the destructlon of hls tram and the passengers he unconsciously Jumped from h1s chalr and started toward the xallroad After taklng several steps he vsas aware of sharp cuttmg palns ln hls legs but now that he had started he d never turn back desplte any physlcal tort ures he mlght have to meet Because the wobbly state of hls legs and his returnlng senses had left hlm unable to walk steadily he staggered and stumbled down across the field not once allowmg hxmself to rest By the tlme he had reached the brldge an eternlty seemed to have passed palns now reached hls chest and were stead kept falllng hlm at regular lntervals Intense suierlng was plamly wrltten on hls face The spaces between the tles 1nv1ted hlm to fall Into the torrent below as he pulled hlmself hand over hand fashlon onto the brldge The sway mg and sagglng of the structure was slckemng and the DOSSlblllty oflts col lapslng before he reached the other Slde frlghtenlng Spllnters plerced hls hands hls clothes reddened wlth blood from gashes on hls chest and stomach whlch he recelved from the sphnters of the tles he was draggmg hlmself across Inablllty to walk was upon hlm when he had reached the opposlte shore so It was necessary that he contlnue to pull hlmself over the road bed for the sxx hundred yards to the corner An unbroken red llne marked h1s path -r Q 1 J 4' . . . on . . as - H ' Y V , 9 ' I 9 stop before it reached the bridge: ily growing worse, and his eyesight 9 s ' 1 - . X , ' ' I ' O . . . . - . Q , 1 I ' ' H ' 7, . . , . THE LIVE WIRE What was that? Yes' xt was h s tram whlstllngl An unhuman wave of strength swept over hmm he rose stubbed hls toe fell struck hls head on the ralls Wlth such a blow that a freely bleedlng gash resulted Al though weak from loss of blood dazed wlth pam and stunned by the blow to the head he rose and as lf w1th super human power and God s grace h raced around the corner The Stfalght of way lay ahead of h1m and the tram hls tram was there he had suc ceeded that fact pounded upon hls braln for one brlef moment then all was obllvlon The tram crew looked Wlth molsten ed eyes at the hfeless form of Perclval LeGoonsky the hero of the century Llttle dld they reallze that the boy who lay dead at thelr feet had saved people but had also saved himself from the agony of a llfe more tortur ous than any had lmaglned for he lf he had llved would never have walked agam' E Rlch 40 THE PRISON ER omorrow IS the blg day He IS led from hls chamber bllndfolded to a huge room wlth creaklng beams and large strong lron bars on the small wlndows Thls would be hls only chance to show what he really was He knew hlmself the value and advantage of a qulck getaway and de clded to do Just thls That nlght was a long and tlresome nlght for h1m It seemed as though day would never come but at last the llght shyly fllckered through the small cracks ln the floor Then sud denly a loud trumpet blast and the 1ron door of hls cell sprang open At this lnstant two rough looklng men entered and grabbed hold of hlm and oh' what a feellng It was to smell the fresh alr once agaln after belng penned up for years lt seemed After all It IS qulte an honor for a thorough bred horse to be escorted to the track by a band and a large multltude of people who really belleved that he would Wm the Kentucky Derby Dw1ght Fraser 41 WHAT AMERICA OWES ME AND WHAT I OWE AMERICA N H th A M g In thls dav when one looks across at the troubled waters of Europe and the Orlent bolllng because of power drunk and power crazed manlacs It IS qulte opportune for me an Amerlcan to balance my account wlth Amerlca Looklng at bllls recelvable 1 find three maJor documents blndlng Amerlca to pay me as follows CD Freedom fZDProtect1on and 131 Op portunltles for an educatlon From ev ry mountam Slde Let freedom rlng ' Yes IH vlew of the snatchlng of the rlghts of the German people by Hltler IH vlew of the usurpmg of the rlghts of Itahan people by Mussollnl I want to hear freedom rlngmg from every mountam Slde ln America Freedom -1 I 22 J 1' . .. ' H i ' ' ' : , , 1 1 . . , ' ' ' 1 1 , . . . , . 1 ' 1 ' , e . -H . ,, . A - - . . . . - 7 PF FF X I o ' 1 not only the lives Qf hundreds Of Uissay winningtheCertificateofAchievement - for . . S. from e merican a nzinel , . ' - .1 1 ' l 1 , . . .- . . - , ' 1 1 1 . H . . 7, .- 1 5 f ' . 1 1 ' 5- . . - , . . ' H, 1 - ' 1 1 . Q ' -Q 7 V , , . . . L s , n 1 NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL as set forth ln our Blll of Rlghts ' Freedom of speech unhampered by a fear controlled rad1o as descrlbed by Stanley Hlgh ln Not So Free Alr Saturday Evemng Post for February 11 1939 Freedom of Speech unhampered by a Fasclst mmded Amerlcan populatlon who would also deprlve us of our rxght peaceably to assemble unless the purpose of the assembly was for one thlng Amerxca The reactlon to the recent German Amerlcan Bund meet mg shows that some Amerlcans would gladly Ilmlt that rlght Protect us by thy mlght Great God our Klng Let Amerlca too protect me but let her not protect me by her mlght lest I find myself ln a Fasclst natlon Let her glve protection from the by glvlng the Amerlcan people an un blased democratlc educatlon Also I want protectlon from the lawless whlch we have ln our mldst protectlon unhampered by lncompetent pollce or lnvestlgatlng forces and an unrellable Jud1c1ary system Lastly Amerlca owes me the oppor tunlty of gettlng an educatlon from free publlc schools and dlslnterested lnstructors and textbooks as well as from newspapers magazlnes and rad1o My Country' tls of thee Sweet land of llberty Of thee I slng Yes I do slng of Amerlca but do I know what I m slnglng about? Am I famlllar wlth the orlglnal ob Jectlves of our democracy what It has been what lt IS and 1ts posslble future? 2 Have I sufflclent knowledge of the soclal problems race natlonahty sec tlonallsm and labor that have faced and are faclng our government? Do I know what condltlons our law enforcement agents have to cope wlth ln order to protect us here as well as how Amerlcans are protected when abroad? Is my knowledge of these problems as great as It should be for a cltlzen of my age? Thus It may be seen that my one blg l1ab1l1ty IS to get as thorough an educatlon as posslble from the oppor tunltles whxch Amerlca affords me through her pubhc schools colleges and un1vers1t1es and as my means al low As a cltlzen of Amerlca lt IS my prlvllege as well as my duty to get th1s educatlon as well as to broaden happenlng today as may be Obfalhed from rellable newspapers magazlnes and lecturers An educatlon based on and for the purpose of malntamlng and bettermg our system of protectlon and freedom and preservlng our dem ocracy TIllStI'alI'llI1gg'3.lU9d I must traln myself to act upon the know ledge acquired that I may become an lntelllgent voter a self supporting law abldlng cltlzen lnterested ln all that IS Vltal to the welfare of my com munlty and my natlon and glV6 ID telllvent ass1stance to Amerlca 1n solvlng her problems Then and only then shall I have pald my debt to Amerlca My natlve country thee Land of the noble free Thy name I love Elton Rlch 40 4 1 3 J 1- . ,, . . ,, . i . , s . . Y - ' 9 1 . . ,, . ,, . L- 9 . , ' V' i I Q ' . ll Q, . - - , ' :si l ' . . . I , . - , I ' rr , . ' ' 9 1 ' 1 1 1 . . I , D - . ' D . . 1 7 l 9 1SYTfS'.'f buflet tha? Protection Come it with an acquaintance of what is . , . l . I u, l ' , v ' . - 7 . ' Q 'Al . u U .1 I :- . ' , D f ' I ' .,-77 . , , n 0 I . . H- . Y s I ' s . ' r THE LIVE WIRE THE STREETS OF PARIS Haven t you dreamed of Parls that clty of mystery and del1ght Haven t you longed to mlngle wlth the throng to JOIN them ln thelr heartbreaks thelr sorrows and thelr merrlment? Ican close mv eyes and lmaglne myself wandermg about the streets of that mystlc clty seelng yet not belng seen fll'IdlIlg dellght ln becomlng an onlook er ln the Streets of Pans I first find myself on a beautlful boulevard at early dusk I look about me and see that elther slde of the avenue IS neatly lmed wlth trees B hlnd the trees I catch glxmpses of grey stone walls No bulldmg ex ceeds slx storles ln helght for the French have made a law to that effect How drtferent thxs from the towerlng skyscrapers of New York Jagged and boulevard t1l I come to a typlcal llttle w1ne shop The shopkeeper IS clos1ng up hls wares for the nlght He IS clearlng off the tmy tables on the edge of the sldewalk where hls customers have lmgered for thelr coffee or thexr wlnes durmg the day As I pass thls swarthy llttle Frenchman nods a cheery Bonsolrl Now the llghts of Parls begm to fllcker and transform the clty mto gav and somber shadows For a moment my eyes are dazzled by the beckonlng llghts on the Seme and beyond Per haps It made the llluslve shadows of a slde street more allurlng at any rate my reluctant feet tread softly upon the street called Place de la Con corde I see falntly ln the dusk the outllnes of an Egyptlan obellsk Rem lnlscently my mlnd goes back along the channel of the years and I see upon thlS spot the 1ll famed gulllotlne Wlth horrlfied eyes I gaze upon the mallclous face of the executloner Far ln the dlstance looms thelnfamous Bastlle the heartbreak of thousands of homes durmg the French Revo lutlon Wlth a shudder I hurry back once more to the brlghtly Ilghted dlstrlcts The streets of Parls are fashloned ln a hllter skllter manner so I hardly know where I w1ll arrxve IU my tra vels What holds my attentlon all the way IS the fact that nobody seems to be ln a hurry All laughmg and gay thls llghted avenue Des Champs Elysees seems entirely remote from the one recently vlslted There are queer people there poets wlth sadly drawn faces artlsts wlth the fire of ever burnmg ambltlon IH thelr eyes students from UHlV8FSltl6S gayly chantlng thelr French melodles fash lonable folks from the resldentlal d1str1ct across the rlver all a e unlted here They may be queer gay sad poor or wealthy there IS no place ln comparlson wlth thls ln the wlde world My wanderlng feet turn now toward the banks of the Selne The moon llght mlngles wlth the glow of the clty upon the water In the dlstance up on the lsland whlch was once Parls ltself stands the lmpresslve Cathedral Notre Dame Tall grey and ex tremely beautlful It remalns today Harkl softly a clock Chlm6S Its mellow notes float across the sllent somber heme What could be a more proper envlronment to say Bon SOIF7 In the shadow of haughty Notre DameI bid my farewell and glVe thanks for the prlvllege of wan dermg o er the Streets of Parls Barbara Temple '41 -r K 24 J 1- , ' 9 . . . 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NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL 2 SPRING IN DEAR OLD MAINE Once agam the trees are buddlng And the blrds fly overhead Lxttle flowers wake and open In thelr snowy wlnter beds Low and lower grow the snow banks Soon the brooks begm to swell Thus we know that sprlng IS nearlng In the state we love so well From the maples sap we gather Boll lt down from day to day Whlle we watch the beaver famlly Bulld a dam thelr cunnmg way Though the country lanes are muddy Streets are wet Wlth sudden raln In the heart there s warmth and feel mg That It s sprlng 1n dear old Malne Here a robln there s a bluebxrd Fllttmg ln the balmy breeze Through the blue Skl8S float the Whlte S31 s Squlrrels chatter ln the trees Llttle pussles chmb the wlllows Then the sun WIII shlne agam To slgmfy It s Sprlng ln Malne As happy as the butterilles Fllt the chlldren to and fro Danclng rlng around the rosy For there s no more school you know Dartlng ln and out the lllacs Never thmklng of a galn Though thelr hearts are llght and carefree They love sprlng ln dear old Malne Lucllle McGlaufl1n 39 COUNTRY KIDS There IS Joy one cannot tell Walkmg ln the shady dell Plcklng apples from a tree When you re happy as a bee Chasmg cows about the lane Harvestmg the golden gram M1lk1ng as the sun goes down Gatherlng leaves of red and brown Hearlng tlny squlrrels chatter Watchmg muskrats Jump and splatter Huntlng down the tlmld deer When the morn IS gray and clear Through the woods and flelds we roam Takmg baby rabblts home Flushlng partrldge or a quail Llst nlng to the plne trees wall Flndlng where the chestnuts grow Where the Jays and roblns go How a sparrow bullds lts nest Where the otter when ID danger Hldes lts baby from a stranger Knowlng forests thlck and dense Helpmg bulld a plcket fence Helpmg mark a gypsy tra1l Gathermg acorns ln a pall Swlnglng axes cuttlng logs Dragglng cedars through the bogs Laughmg at the snow or ra1n Peltlng on the wlndow pane Waltlng for the settlng sun Tell1ng us our day IS done Through the twlllght comes a mem ry Of one s chlldhood ln the country All thls Joy I know to be For I was a country k1d you see L MCGIQUHIH -4 Q 5 J 1- . . , i 1 - ' Y ! Y I 7 , - . , . . . D ! s , n 1 1 1 I . , ' 7 . . : ' ' , ' ' , When the berries taste the bestg 3 .1 : s . n u ' I I Y . - , 7 1 . Q 7 1 1 u s , . I I , , . . r , I . . , I like glrls THE LIVE WIRE 2 GIRLS A fight ls what one m mkes It Whether lt s won or lost Don t think that you can t mn lt No matter how much the cost CW1th apologies to Mlss Dorothy L Reldl They re a funny sort They laugh and giggle An aw ful lot They powder and palnt And manicure too I llke gurls Say don t you' They argue and hght 'I hey keep you up eyenlngq It s a terrlble sm' They go to the pxctures Most every nlght They keep a guy broke And then plck a fight' They all have a hankerm To buy useless thlngs Just love to own Beads bracelets and rlngs But between you and me I llke the glrls see? Charlle Pray 39 FIGHT Flght to be a wxnnlng boat Flght for a blg success Flght for a leader s velvet coat Flght tlll you ve attalned the best Flght wlth an honest weapon A weapon of knowledge and falth A weapon whlch cannot be broken One whlch wlll keep the pace You can t Wm a fight by wlsh ng You can tbc a Vklllll r by looklng on You can t reach xour goal by shlrkmg Success doesn t come wlth a song Flght lll a cheerful manner Spur your opponc nt on Flght tlll xou ve won the banner Stlll help the weaker along Henry Ordwav LUCKY LUCKY BOYS What a thrlll to be a boy Every mlnute filled Wltl1J0y All they do IS strut around As If they owned the whole darn town They just Whlstle all day long Llfe to them IS Just a song Shootlng m trbles playing craps Playlnff Jacknlfe havlng scraps Pockets full of tops and strlng Kmves and mlce and everythmg Always swappmg wlth each other Thls and that for those and t other Golng fishlng for some trout Fall IH tne brook and get the gout But every mmute s full of Joy What a thrlll to be a boy A poor strugglmg glrl -P ---W 4 6 9 1- .N ' , , . , V . . . 1 - ' . , ' ' , . V , w. . . , . . - 1 B . 7 a -i ' , f ' , I, i Y , Q 7. E D . ' 7 . Q . f . L ., f , 5 ' , . 7 Q V , ,M . . ' 1 . V , 4 N 1 ' ' A ' ' - , v . . V v . K ' ' 'L . They bawl and they grin, ' K , r 1 ' K: ly, . M l41 , . . 54 79 X 7 1 I ! n , ' 1 I i l , . , . !T ' . . . , . .A . i , . I . N 9 1 . 1 D I ' 9 , . ' ' . 7 , . ' 1 9 . . , . , , ' 1 I I ' , . , . - . 7 ' . . . ! ' ' ' if ' H . NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR PLAY Back row Mrs Sprague C Sawyer C Tltcomb L Pray A Temple B Bean Front row J Tedesco R Morton C Soper M Soper E Wlthee locals SENIORS The Senlor Play A Ready Made Fam1ly was presented ln the New port Playhouse Monday December 12 1938 It proved to be very suc cessful and alarge profit was made Much credlt IS due to Mrs Sprague who coached the play The cast of characters IS as follows Agnes Martyn a wldow Margaret Soper Bob her son Charles Pray Marllee her elder daughter Barbara Bean Gracle her younger daughter Eugenla Wlthee Mlss Lydla her slster ln law Carolyn Soper Henry Turner a wldower Charles Tltcomb Dorls hls daughter Ruth Morton Sammle hls son Arnold Temple Begonla the darky cook June Tedesco Nlcodemus the handy man Carl Sawyer Much credlt IS due also to the mana gers who were as follows Busmess Manager Wallace Warren Stage Managers Kenneth Mullen Geraldlne Buswell Property Manager Mary Falrbrother Prompter Ruth Langley Music was furnlshed by theN H S orchestra l l l . 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THE LIVE WIRE R JUNIOR SPEAKING Back row E Rowe G MCLBDHID P Wltham E Rlch M Towle Front row G Vmson E Klmball K Whlte B Swett M Weymouth Honor Parts Thls year the ten honor speakers chose as thelr commencement theme The Future of our Country wlth the Ten SOCIBI Economlc Goals of our Country as the ten lndlvlduals toplcs In order of thelr rank the toplcs chosen by the 1nd1v1duals are as follows Physlcal Securlty Margaret Soper Falr Play and Equal Opportunlty Ruth Langley Culture Skllls and Knowledge Barbara Bean Freedom Phyllls Heath Heredltary Strength Mary Falrbrother Sultable Occupatlons Lorralne Llttleield Culture Value and Outlooks Lucllle McGlaufl1n Actlve Flexlble Personallty Henry Condon Economlc Securlty George Dresser Mental Securlty Geraldlne Buswell Parts chosen for Class Nlght and Senlor Last Chapel are Class Glfts Ruth Mol ton Arnold Temple Class Prophecy Carolyn Soper Charles Pray Class Hlstory June Tedesco Address of Welcome Charles Tltcomb Poem Constance Wllcox Class Wlll Wallace Warren Address to Undergraduates Grenvllle Anderson Chaplaln Lloyd Pond Marshals Eleanor Whlte Everett Merrlll 'l ...F -r 5 I 28 J 1- 55 77 ' IK - - - . . . as - ' ' r ' i l NEWPORT-HIGH'SCHO0L 4 C 29 J 4- S'1 UDENT COUNCIL Back row R Banton E Rlch W Pray P Wltham D Fraser N Davls D Klmball Front row B Swett M Soper R Morton C Pray G Dresser B Bean B Pennell JUNIORS The Junlor Class held thelr annual Speaking Contest Thursday March 6 IH the Newport Playhouse A DFIZG of three dollars was glven to the best two dollars to the second best glrl Elleen Klmball recelved the first prlze for the glrls and George MCGIHUHIU for the boys Margie Towle recelved second honor The program proved very successful and a large crowd attended The program was as follows Muslc N H S O chestra Prayer Chlna Blue Eyes Kathleen Whlte New Lamps for Old Paul Wltham The Llttlest Rebel Barbara Swett MUSIC Jack Turns Nursemald Maxme Weymouth Challenge of the Unemployed Elton Rlch The Wheels of Tlme Margle Towle The Wldow s Mlte Ellzabeth Rowe The Bad Boy and the Llmburger Cheese George McGlaufl1n Daddy Doc Elleen Klmball Muslc Awardlng of PPIZGS Benedlctlon The Junlors recelved thelr class rmgs early thls fall havlng ordered them last sprlng They also recelved medals and other lI1SlgI1la wlth them Thxs class has put on two soclals and a Jumor Prom IS planned for May 1 7 I L. . boy and glrl speakers and a pr1ze.of Music I . . , . . ' . . . r , ' , THE LIVE WIRE GLEE CLUBS 4th row E Robmson D Gray E Wlthee B Rowe J Tedesco H Townsend P Heath Neal M Cookson K White A Kelly C Sawyer 3rd row P Wxtham R Morton Rlchards A Tasker S Flckett M Savage A Fritz L McLauH1n N Butterfield Vmson M Towle M Weymouth 2nd row W Burrlll H Condon N Merrlll Mullen E Merrlll R Dresser B Bean B Pennell B Swett lst row R Tardy Gray G Townsend H Mullen A Temple G Dresser SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN Both Sophomores and Freshmen classes have held successful assembhes and soclals They have also been well represented 1n the actlvltles of the school HONOR STUDENTS The followlng students have re malned on the honor roll during the entlre year Semors Barbara Bean, Geraldine Buswell Ruth Langley Mary Falrbrother Phyllis Heath Lucllle McGlaufl1n Margaret Soper Eleanor Whlte George Dresser, Glenna Hammg, Wlnlfred MOFFISOD, Chas Pray Carl Sawyer J umors Neal Davls, Elton Rlch, Elleen Klmball, Geo McGlauH1n Wm Haapanen, Margle Towle Glenna Vmson Barbara Swett Sophomores Robert Bean Glorla Gravos, Barbara Pennell, Waldo Pray, Patrlcla Rlchards Barbara Temple Bertha Beatham Ernest Condon, Wllton Devereux Gerald Emerson, Francls Hand, Thelma Hart, Florence Lelghton, Sldney Shaplro Vlrglna Whlte Lucla Warren -1 1 30 J 1- M. , . 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NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Back row R Banton C Wllcox P Wltham Front row B Swett E Rowe B Pennell K Freshmen Donna Klmball DOTIS Plummer Rlchard Banton Paul Carter Leon Gray Francls Brewer Warren Brown James Chrlstle Eleanor Norrls Earle Soper CLUBS AT N H S Student Councxl ThlS IS the second year of the Stu dent Councll It has proven very successful gxvlng the students an op portunlty to help conduct the school Thls club sponsored the Wmter Car nlval agaln thls year The commlttees were chosen entirely from the stu dent councll Muuc Clubs The Muslc Clubs conslst of GIFIS and Boys' Glee Clubs Mlxed Glee W Nlcksle J Chrlstle E Whlte W Plerce Whxte J Tedesco E Merrlll Club and the Orchestra They have taken part m many of the actlvltles of the school such as the Wmter Carm val Semor Play and Junlor Prlze Speakmg Mlss Gertrude Thorne has been advlsor The officers are as follows Gull Glee Club Barbara Bean Barbara Pennell Barbara Swett Presldent Vlce Presldent Sec y Treas y Glee Club Everltt Merrlll Nathan Merrlll Kenneth Mullen Presldent VICE Presldent Sec y Treas Mixed Glee Club Presldent Robert Dresser Vice Presldent Wendell Burrlll Sec y Treas Henry Condon -lv C315 4- :. ,.',.' ,. ,.. ,. 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Bos' ' - 7 . . ., . . . - 1 , - t THE LIVE WIRE JOURNALISM CLUB 4th row T Hart E Braley J Varney G Wllhams M Cookson E Norrls R Bean Smlth E Soper V Tedesco A Stuart P Heath 3rd row W Devereux E Conant Scott R Pelkey A Boylan B McDonald D Gray F Hand M Soper H Ordway Tltcomb A Frltz G Gravos E Rlch 2nd row M Boylan F Butterfield Whlte E Wlthee R Langley J Tedesco B Bean C Soper R Morton Falrbrother G Halmng lst row K Hand D Reynolds S Shaplro F Harris Towne E Condon R Banton G Emerson K Buzzell Jourmlnm Club Aunt Llly column IS a new addltlon to Thls IS the second year the Journal lsm Club has carrled on 1tS successful work of publlshmg the weekly school paper The Booster and the annual Llve Wlre 'lhe officers of thls club lnclude Presldent June Tedesco Vlce Presldent Waldo Pray Sec'y Treas Ruth Langley Faculty Advlsor Mrs Hall A Booster board and Llve W1re board are made up of members of the Journallsm Club At weekly meet mgs programs and suggestlons are glven to help lmprove the papers The the weekly paper thls year The Booster Board IS made up of the followlng students Edltor ln Chlef Barbara Bean Ar Ira Cookson Athletlcs Carolyn Soper Edltorlals Elton Rlch Weekly Calendar Eugenla Wlthee Social Ruth Morton Club News Waldo Pray Aunt Llly Mary Falrbrother Senior News Margaret Soper Senlor Intervlews Kathleen Whlte Typlsts Glenna Haxnlng Ruth Langley + C 32 J 1- J. 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' , E. , . , . , . , . . if 77 : 1 u Q a ' as - - 77 - - . . fl 1 , . l NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL 4 Q 33 J DEBATING Back row E Klmball H Vance P Wltham Mlss Pratt A Temple E Rlcb Front row M Falrbrother C Sawyer W Pray W Warren G Gravos Speech Club Presldent Kathleen Whlte Vlce Presldent Arnold Temple Sec y Treas Carolyn Soper Faculty Advlsor Mrs Sprague In the second year of lts organlzatlon the Speech Club has sponsored two assemblles as well as completlng a very constructlve course Debate Club Officers Presldent Waldo Pray Vlce Pres Wallace Warren Sec y and Treas Elton Rlch Faculty Advlsor MISS Pratt The Debate Club thls year has won an outstandlng place 1n school actlv ltleS The members of the varslty de bated ln two dlfferent tournaments as well as several practlce debates and the trlangles The Bates League questlon thls year was of Wlde lmpor tance Resolved that the Unlted States establlsh an alllance wlth Great In the Bangor Tournament Newport won the cup for small schools In the trlangles Newport met Hartland and Corlnna They were very successful 1n both debates therefore wmnlng a trlp to Lewlston to try for the State Champxonshlp The members of the varslty lme up were as follows Affirmatlve Mary Falrbrother and Arnold Temple wlth Carl Sawyer as Alternate Negatlve Wallace Warren and Waldo Pray w1th Glorla Gravos as Alternate 1' .. .L 1 w - ' - l L . - - - Britain. Y 9 ' , 9 ' : . 1 - ' 9 THE LIVE WIRE FUTURE FARMERS C Condon R Turner J Frlend R Tardy F McGraw M GrayD W Burrlll H Stackpole J Tardy 3rd row 2nd row lst row Englnh Club Arnold Temple Margaret Soper Treas Phyllls Heath Faculty Advlsor Mlss Pratt Besldes sponsorlng soclals and as semblles the Engllsh Club has had poetry and essay contests and are workmg on the Freshman examxn atlons to determme Engllsh prlzes awarded annually at Commencement Presldent Vlce Pres Sec' y and N Club Officers Presldent Vlce Pres Sec y and Treas Faculty Advlsor Kenneth Mullen Carolyn Soper Barbara Swett Mr Clement L Gray J Smlth F Harrls Gray S Boylan R Nason C Gray Mr Felt D Hussey J Smlth H Ordway Thls club has a large membershlp of ters ln varslty sports or debatmg The annual N Club Dance was held Aprll 14 and as usual proved to be an outstandlng soclal event Home Makers Club Officers of thls club are Presldent Norma Butterfield Vlce Pres Frances Brewer Sec y and Treas Lucllle McGlaufl1n Faculty Advlsor Mlss Merrlll Thls club meets once a week and dlscusses sewmg cooklng and other useful thlngs They helped the Future Farmers sponsora Falr and Barn Dance and they planned the Wlnter Carmval supper -r ----- C 34 J 4' Officers: students who have earned school let- NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL '11-3 FOOTBALL Back row R Banton W Towle W Pray C Tltcomb A Magnus G Anderson J Christie P Carter H Mullen Coach Folsom 2d row D Gray H Condon R Page N Merrlll J Cookson P Wltham F Wltham R Nason Front row E Henderson W Nxcksle G Dresser E Merrlll C Pray R McKay K Mullen Boys Athletic Club Officers President Nathan Merrill Vlce Pres Elmer Hendel son Sec v and Treas Geo Dresser Faculty Advlsor Mr Folsom The Athletic club has put on one assembly and several rallles and they are planmng a lawn party for next May All sports of the school are dlscussed ln the club whlch proves a great ald to coaching and appreclatlon of the lnslde points ln athletlcs Girls Athletic Club Officers Presldent V109 Presldent Sec'y and Treas Faculty Advlsor Barbara Pennell Margie Towle V1rg1n1a White Mlss Merrll This club has done much to interest the girls ln taking part ln athletics At this weekly meetlng many games have been dlagramed and explalned helplng many glrls who did not understand the rules Tennis Club This club was orgamzed last year for all students interested ln playing tenms Officers of the club were as follows Presldent Everett Merrill Vlce Pres Robert Turner Sec y Eleanor Whlte Treas Carolyn Soper Faculty Advisor Mr Felt After tenms season was over a Winter Sports club was organized to take its place Officers were .L f 35 J 1- , E A s fel., , as R -is. 1 l . , 1' x W -N 'V ' : . , . , . , . 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Z THE LIVE WIRE BOYS BASKETBALL Back row H Condon E Jarvls G Anderson E Merrlll K Mullen F Wltham R Nason P Carter D Fraser E Condon Front row Mr Folsom N Merrlll C Pray E Henderson P Wltham R McKay C Sawyer Manager Pres Rlchard McKay Vlce Pres Eleanor Whlte Sec y and Treas Patrlca Rlchards Home Rooms Twenty mlnutes lS devoted for home rooms every mornmg Devotlons announcements current events and practlcal dlscusslons are taken up Manners and conduct was the toplc durlng the last half year of Jumor Senlor programs The oflicers of the Jumor Senlor home room are Presldent Arnold Temple Vlce Pres Kenneth Mullen Faculty Advlsor Mrs Clement Wmter Carmval The annual Wlnter Carnlval was held Feb 4 N H S easlly won the cup from Hartland Academy Star Gray wlnner ot the boys hlgh pomt cup Grenvllle Anderson Joe Tardy Kenneth Mullen Eleanor White and Carolyn Soper A supper was held ln the Grange hall followed by an entertalnment furnlshed by the public speaklng class and a dance COmmltt68S were chosen from the Student Councll as follows Publlclty Ruth Morton Flnance Geo Dresser PFIZCS and Refreshments Waldo Pray Athletlcs Paul Wltham Supper Barbara Bean Program Margaret Soper Dance Charles Pray P 'I , if 5 fl -L 1 36 J 35' 1- SI . ' . ring in the winter sports were Darrell . . . , . . 9 - - , NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL Bac.: row L Warren Mlss Merrlll Front row M Towle Sebastlcook Stream Chapter Future Farmers of Amerlca The Chapter had an unusually busy season thls year Actlvltles of the club have been based on a program of work outllned at the begmnlng of the year Thls enabled competltlon ln the Natlonal Chapter Contest along with other clubs The follovung IS a brlef summary of what the Chapter has accompllshed thus far 1 Sent ln dues and program of work to State Department 2 Sponsored Father Son Banquet 3 Put on exhlblt at Grange Falr 4 Sponsored F F A demonstratlon atP T A meetlng GIRLS BASKETBALL M Falrbrother F Hand V Whlte E Rowe G Gravos M Cookson B Pennell L MCGl8Ufl1H E White C Soper 5 13 Sponsored Chapter Degree Team and worked degrees on Charter members of a new department Planned to send at least one mem ber to Natlonal Conventlon at Kansas Clty next fall Sponsored F F A assembly at Town Hall Held F F A speaklng contest for Green Hands Issued membershlp cards to all members Put on F F A Wlndow Dlsplay ln local store Attended church ln a body Supported wlth good results an F F A basketball team Held a raffle to get funds for bas ketball uniforms 4 K 37 J 1- ' Q ' ' 1 . C 1 5 Q at - - - - as well as own members. . 6 Q ' 8 . . i . ' u 9 .- ' 10 . l. . ' ' D ' 11 ' ' . . . . ' 12 ' THE LIVE WIRE Wmter Larn1val1939 Soarmg Homeward Bound The Boss Ser lor blrls and Plenty of Snow Juniors -IL 1381 1- NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL Benny At Home On the Farm Tastes Good Detrolt Palmyra THE LIVE WIRE Mamtalned candy store ln Hlgh School Bulldmg Sponsored F F A soclal Purchased unlforms for officers Held four special evenlng meet mgs Framed the chapter creed char ter and plcture of Washlngton Completed plans for an F F A outmg trlp Competed ln all dlstrlct contests Used opemng and closlng cere mony at all F F A meetlngs Elected to honorary membersh1p men 1n the communlty that have been actlve ln promotmg voca tlonal agrlculture Officers memorlzed all rltuallstlc work Purchased and completed a Chap ter scrap book Officers Presldent Davld Hussey Vlce Presldent Wendell Burrlll Secretary Harland Stackpole Treasurers Darrell Gray Joseph Tardy Reporters Frank Harrls Henry Ordway Advlsor Mr Felt Speaking Contests The representatlves from N H S to speak ln varlous contests were State Spear Contest Elleen Klmball Unlverslty of Malne Declamatlon Elton Rlch Extemporaneous Charles Pray SGFIOUS Margle Towle Humorous Ellzabeth Rowe Orlglnal Oratlon Leon Gray Colby Montgomery Contest Paul Wltham The Senlor Class formed a World s Falr Club to help to earn money for a trlp to the World s Fa1r 1n New York next summer Members plannmg to make the tr1p are Margaret Soper Geraldlne Buswell Barbara Bean Mary Falrbrother Charles Tltcomb Wendell Burrlll Clifton Gray Henry Condon Wrnlfred Morrlson Carl Sawyer June Tedesco if QA Athletics FOOTBALL 1938 Thls year our second year of foot ball many boys turned out for the klng of fall sports football Blg and small they all entered and tralned hard under our new coach and teacher Mr Folsom The boys were soft to begln wlth but by vlgorous exerclses they soon were 1n shape for the many hard games scheduled Much credlt 1S due Mr Folsom for shaplng the green team lnto what It was When we conslder StatlStlCS the showlng of our team IS not very good But we also have to conslder the ln GXDGFISHCG of our team to begun wlth havlng only four letter men back from last years squad When materlal and experlence are all figured ln the three wlns loom qulte large agalnst five de feats We look forward to a good team next year even though the graduatmg class thms out the ranks -r C 40 J 1- 14 . . . . . 15 . . .. 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V 23 - ' - - - worm' mf Club 24 . - 1' , u n NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL greatly We have a few veterans left and we feel that they w1ll do or dle for Newport Hlgh School 1n our next football season No one can complam about our boys courage for even though y won ly a few t ey took thelr defeats IH the same Splflt as thelr wms When behlnd they played as hard and as fast a game as when they were ahead Thelr cour age and splrlt IS shown 1n the way that even when defeat was lnevltable they played scrapped and fought t1ll the final whlstle ended the game Now for a few words to next years team Even though we lose seven letter men don t glve up Keep on carrylng the flag of confidence and sp1r1t and you w1ll surely come out on top ln the end Alm for a better team next year and remember all of the school IS behlnd you Come on let s have some school splrlt next year' Llst of 1938 Football players that played all season b Darrell Grey c Everett Merrlll b Paul Wltham t Warren Nlckse Sank Henderson Fred Wltham Waldo Pray Dlck Page Paul Carter James Chrlstle Wendell Towle Dlck Nason Rlchard Banton Andrew Magnus Henry Condon George Dresser Nathan Merrlll Dlck McKay Ira Cookson b Newport Opponent Falrfield Hampden I Bangor Belfast Old Town 14 Dexter Greenvllle BASKETBALL 1939 Thls year s basketball llke football was coached by Mr Folsom Many boys turned out for the class games to see who would be on the squad and the next Monday every one sat ln suspense wondermg lf he would be chosen The squad which lasted all season IS as follows fLetter men are starred fl Henry Condon 'Kenneth Mullen 'Grenwlle Anderson 'Paul Wltham 'Everett Merrlll 'Nathan Merrlll tR1chard McKay 'Charles Pray C Sawyer Manager Eugene Jarvls Dwlght Fraser Ernest Condon Fred Wxtham Paul Carter James Chrlstle Rlchard Nason 'Sank Henderson A few others started on the squad but met wlth varlous types of mlsfor tune untll the squad was cut down to slxteen After the class games practlce settled down IH earnest and many dlfferent tvpes of drllls were worked upon untll the boys began formlng ldeas as to what basketball really IS The prospects for next year s team are really good as we have three reg ulars left ln school and plenty of falrly good Jay Vees We lose many of our valuable senlors but we expect to pull through and have a better team next year We have not had an exceptlonal season but It has been a falrly good one Below are the scores of all our games -r C 41 J 1- . 0 32 4 ' . ' ' 0 24 the on , h - - Charles Pray, Kenneth Mullen,eg l ' . , 1 , gs , . , : ' , ex , , 1 . y : . 9 i' l ' , 3 ' ,sz I u 1 l H M 9 t- ' ' 0 19 13 0 ' M.C. .J.V.'S. 0 6 ' 13 0 , ' ' 12 27 . 13 : THE LIVE WIRE Varslty They Hampden there Alumnl here Corlnna here Overtlme Orono here Hampden here Hermon there Hartland there Wassookeag there Cllnton here Corxnna there Wassookeag here Hermon here Orono there Hartland here Cllnton there M C I J V S re Won 7 Lost 9 Jay Vee s Scores Newport F F A Sophomores here Hampden here M C I 2nd team HermonJ V team Carmel 1st team Carmel lst team Orono J V Hartland F F Hermon J V Hartland F F A INTRAMURALS Boys unable to earn a place on var slty squads were agam glven an opportunlty to benefit from Intra murals In the fall two nlghts a week were devoted to a SUCCGSSIOH of Track Softball Tennls Volleyball Touch Football and Basketball Dwlght lfraser and Ernest Condon captalned the two teams chosen In the wlnter a flve team basket ball league was formed wlth teams coached and games refereed by var slty players Grenvllle Anderson s Green Hornets won the tltle Wlth the loss of but one game The Flve Aces coached by Nathan Merr1ll and the Jltterbugs coached by Fred Wltham tled for second Henry Condon coached the Devlls and Kenneth Mullen the Doodlebugs Members of the wlnnlng Hornet team were Darrell Grev Joseph Tardy Rlchard Banton Harold Jenne Andrew Magnus and Wendall Towle Darrell Grey was hlgh scorer Joe Tardy was second followed by Wallace Warren of the Aces Neal Davls of the Jltterbugs and Ernest Condon of the Aces tied for fourth place wlth Eddle Towne of the Aces close behlnd The All League team lncluded Grey and Davls as forwards Tardy at center and Warren and J Smlth of the Aces as guards OTHER SPORTS N H S IS agam a member of the Trl County League ln baseball and wlth a large number of veterans blds falr to annex the baseball crown The league Includes Hermon Hartland and Cllnton whlle outslde games w1ll be played Wlth Dexter Corlnna and Skowhegan The Track team w1ll meet Hartland Greenvllle and Skowhegan IH dual meets and compete IU the Penobscot County Meet at UD1V8FSlty of MHIHC AthltcH So tyMmbr The followlng are members of the Natlonal Athletlc Scholarshlp Honor -r --e-- f 42 J 4- ' We ' , - . 16 18 ' ' 20 41 - ' ' 23 25 ' . ' ' 21 18 ' ' 14 23 . ' , 24 23 ' , 20 23 ' ., ' . 21 28 ' . ' 15 14 ' ' 24 32 . 28 17 ' ' : 20 18 ,, , ' 27 28 , , 32 22 . ' 35 14 . ' , . . . . .' he 32 44 , Hampden there 18 14 ' . . . . 15 14 . ' 38 13 '. 22 14 ' . ' . . . 16 18 ' . . 20 7 ' 38 27 15 17 . . 21 15 . I . ' ' . .A. 21 7 '- ' , . . 39 11 ' Y ' . . . 34 11 ' , NEVVPORT HIGH SCHOOL Soclety elected last year 1938 Carl Sawyer Henry Condon Paul Wltham elected thls year 1939 Darrell Grey Charles Tltcomb George Dresser Elton Rlch and Dwlght Fraser To belong to this soclety one must earn a letter 1n a major sport and havea scholastlc average above the general average of the school GIRLS BASKETBALL Althougn the team thls year had that she w1ll be on speaklng terms w1th the team next year and many vlctorles w1ll be won There wlll be several openlngs for new players and we hope that many w1ll come out from the freshman class Remember one thmg It IS those tnat work who w1n Best 0 luck to the team next year The basketball banquet was held at the Leglon Hall on March 9 1939 Attendmg there were members of both boys and glrls teams and also the faculty members The banquet was called to order at five thlrty when all enjoyed a fine supper and heard several after dlnner speeches Then all went to the Newport Play house Mr Cary gave everyone a free pass to the show On the whole everyone enjoyed hlmself The teams W1Sh to thank Mrs Pennell and Mrs Rowe for thelr co operatlon ln helplng and also Mr Cary for h1s klndness to the teams Two members of our glrls team made the Trl County league team They were Captaln Lucllle McGlauthn chosen as center and Mgr Carolyn Soper chosen as center guard Barbara Pennell and 'VIarg1e Towle had honorable mentlon from the Newport Glrls team G ls S hedule :follows Orono Alumnl 32 Hermon Hartland 26 Cllnton Carmel 29 M C 1 5 Hermon Cllnton I As We See Our G: ls Lucllle McGlauH1n Center Lucllle was our captaln Hlgh scorer too WlthOUt her next year What shall we do? Carolyn Soper Center Guard Carolyn was manager Also center guard Loslng her next year Will be awful hard Barbara Pennell Left Forward As a first strlng man Barbara was new But she alded a lot And wlll next year too Eleanor Whlte Rlght Forward Eleanor Rlght Forward Another player we ll lose Rlght now we re wonderlng Who ll fill up her shoes Margle Towle Rlght Guard Margle was new to our squad At the first of the year But wlth her playlng ln 40 No team need we fear . l . , The ir ' c A : , - - D N. H. S. 21 22 - - ' N. H. S. 16 ' - N. H. S. 26 , 35 N. H. S. 19 ' N. H. S. 19 ' 11 , N. H. S. 33 N. H. S. 12 . . . 2 ' ' N. H. S. 22 30 Lady Luck against them, we feel N. H. S. 21 Hartland 45 ' ' N. H. S. 36 ' 17 ' , N. H. S. 20 M. C. . 11 THE LIVE WIRE -L C 44 J 1- Marlon Cookson Left Guard MQFIOH played hard And gave us her best And we know next year She ll glve the team zest Mary Falrbrother Sub Rlght Forward Mary la fast And Mary IS tall Our forward court Wlll certamly mlss her next fall Betty Rowe Sub Forward TIS Betty s first year But she s stuck rlght wlth us Next year the team ll go far Wlth the help she ll glve us Lucla Warren Sub Forward Lucla IS small But chuck full of vlm And we ll be watchlng next year Her shots through the r1m Vlrglnla Whlte Sub Guard Vlrglnla s tall And shaplng up well By the season next year Her game wlll be swell Glorla Gravos Sub Guard Glorla may be a sub But she s got lots of fight Wlth her playlng next year The team w1ll be all rlght Frances Hand Sub Guard Although only a sub Frances played hard She gave us her best As forward or guard To the Coach Coach Merrlll Coach 39 We the basketball glrls of the years 38 and 39 W1Sh to thank Coach Merrlll for glvlng her tlme Coachmg and worklng hard wlth the rest We wlsh her next season a team of the best GIRLS SOFTBALL Last spung the glrls had new soft ball equlpment donated to them by the school Many g1rls turned out for thls new sport and all enjoyed them selves very much The glrls softball team played only two games but they were vlctorlous both tlm9S over the1r opponent Clmton H1gh Volleyball and bowllng were other sports opened for gxrls th1s year under Mlss Merrlll s dlrectlon -:Q:- Personals What would happen IF Robert Dresser should get four A s Frankle Harrls grew up Charlle TltCOmb dldn t llke the glrls Grace Scott couldn t tap dance Mr Folsom dldn t have Reader s Dlgests to sell Beatrlce Pond should get a boy frlend Lloyd Pond were bald headed Grenvllle Anderson couldn t dance Mr Clement Iorgot to come to school some mormng Phyllls Heath got serlous Wlth a certam boy I , . . . .N ' , , . 1 7 7 ' s ,. , . . . , . . . . , . . ,. . . - 1 .. . , . , . . . . . ... . 5, ' . ..., ., - v 1 a . . ' 9 . ., . . y . . in ..1 ., , . r ' 7 7 .. . . . .,. . , , . , D NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL Freshmen Frances B rewer Fred E lston Leon G ray Anme Sp I nney Rlchard N ason Freda Ke N nedy Beatrlc E Pond Evehne B R aley Earle S oper Sophomores Ernest C ondon Henry O rdway Thel M a Hart Franc I s Hand Dean N Reynolds Glorxa G ravos Marllyn N eal Wayne P1 E rce Rlchard MCK A y Elton R lch Dona L d Marcho Shlrle Y Flckett Marjorle T owle Ellzabet H Rowe Blanch E Rowe Patrlcla R lchards Warr E n N1CkSlG SQHIOPS Carolyn S oper R U th Langley C harles Pray C harles Tltcomb E ugema Wlthee Phylll S Heath Margaret S oper 4 Perfect Senlor Boy of N H S Wlth Charles Pray s form John Frlend s eyes Wallace Warren s halr Henry Condon s nose Charles TltCOmb s dlmples Kenneth Mullen s dlsposltlon George Dresser s complexion Lloyd Pond s hands Arnold Temple s personality Merrlll Boys clothes Joseph Tardy s teeth Wendell Burrlll s mouth we make our ldeal Robert Taylor Perfect Senlor Glrl of N H S If I had Ruth Morton s halr Geraldme Buswell s teeth Lucllle McGlaufl1n s nose Phylllls Heath s chln Marv Fa1rbrother s eyes Margaret Soper s form Ruth Langley s feet Wlnlffed Morrlson s hands and nalls Barbara Bean s clothes Arla Frltz s complexlon Eugenla Wlthee s l1ps Glenna Halnmg s d1spos1t1on Carolyn Soper s Wlt Norma Butterfield s personahty I would go lnto the mov1es Parts of a Car from the Senlor Class Crank Lloyd Pond Horn Wallace Warren Headhghts John Frlend Starter Eugene JZTVIS Ignltlon George Dresser Accelerator Charles Tltcomb Back seat Everett Merrlll Wheels Charles Pray Brakes Grenvllle Anderson Bumper Arnold Temple Tallllght Stanley Boylan -r f 53 1- Y ' v 5 , 1 u 7 J , . , . , . .. , . ,. , . 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THE LIVE WIRE Songs that Apply My Own P Rlchards J Frlend I Il Take You Home Agaln Kathleen K Mullen Whlstle Whlle You Work Henderson Sawyer Scott E J arvls C Pray M Falrbrother Flat Foot Floggle Go Into Your Dance Lazy Bones A Football Hero J eepers Creepers Your Eyes Are Bigger Than Your Heart K Whlte Forglve and Forget R Morton When I Grow Up R Turner H ve You Forgotten So Soon 7 A Kelley A Temple Deep In A Dream W Warren Small Fry F Harrxs Please Come Out Of Your Dream Conant Y ur Gonna See A Lot Of Me You Can t Klss A Frlgldalre Plummer A e You In The Mood For MlSChl9f V' G Anderson Everybodys Laughlng F Harrls Monday Mornmg N H S Students 6 Swlng Hlgh Swlng Low Benny Folsom WI g, Mr Charhe C Tltcomb Th s Can t Be Love G Gravos L Gray Where s My Llttle Dog Gone B Bean Please Be Klnd N H S Faculty Ya Got Me B Pennell E Merrlll Where s That Gal of Mme R McKay Two Sleepy People E Kelrstead R Nason You ll Recognlze Them By Another Offence for You Mr Felt Prlvate conversatlon vvlll be held OUTSIDE of classl Mr Folsom My Goodness ' Elalne Conant Oh shut up ' Eugema Wlthee ThlS IS a free country John Frlend I ay It s the survlval of the fittest Charles Pray I Guess Not George Dresser I don't beheve that Everett Merrlll ee whlz Kenneth Mullen Oh boy ' Marlon Cookson --1iQF!- Exchanges C U A Muse QOTIHHS Umon Academy Lormna Mame Your book IS very ln terestmg and well arranged Why not mclude a few ILOIIZOFIHISQ I'he Lrlmson Lrler Orono Hlgh School Orono Mame As a first lssue youryear book deserves much pralse You mlght mclude the course taken by students m the senior wrlte ups Why not comment on Exchanges' The Breeze M1loH1gh School M110 Mame Your orlgmal drawmgs are very clever Why not leave all advertlsements untll the end of the book Academy Rocket hast Lormth Academy East Corinth Mame Your magazme IS good Why not comment on Exchanges? The Tattler Brooklm Hlgh School Brook l1n Mame Your Llterature sectxon IS very well done Why not enlarge both Joke and Exchange columns' Fhey would add a lot to your book 4 Q 4 Q 1- M . . . ,, ! Il Q, 1 17 ' ' an - - 9, - - v ' S Il . . as 7 ' 79 H . , H I ' - , . u - - n 4, , . ,, . as ' H H . H cu 77 H ,, . . , . an va ' U , . ,, . .4 ar ' . no as ' ., ,, . it ' . . , . sv ' il ' , 1 4- w n - If av It ' 3- - ., . . . . , . U as . . 4. an ' H I ' li 77 If ' ' , . H ' ' as u -. ar . O Soper and P. Wltham -- S - , - H H 7 ' ' ' ' 77 ' if H U r . . . ,i . if ' ar uw 9 ' av ' sn - rr UC' ' 77 Gi ' . . . , . in - - ..-. H ,, . . . . Y Y P ' Hu nv w f - I .I . . . , , , , , I . . - q 7 . ' ' rx rr 1 1 - 1 D ' 1 ' ' . . . . . , ' ,lv w - - - rr ' f 7 Y ' ' ' ' ll YI ' ' v - v v 1 ' . . , . . - Y , ' ' - S. ' . ,- . N' ' 1 . NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL The Pllot 'Nlethamc Falls Hlgh School IWGCHBHIC Falls Mame H our book IS excellent and the Exchange and Alumnl Department are very dltferent How ever you need to enlarge your I ocals depart ment The Four Corners Scarboro Hlgh School Scarboro Mame X our book IS w ell done It shows that the edltors put much txme and effort mto maklnq lt a success You should be proud of lt' N8UtlllS West larls Hlgh School West Parls Mame A line book' Language departments are very good A few more plctures would make It more lnterestlng The Momtor Unity Hlgh School Unlty Mame Keeplm, all advertlsements untll the last of the book would lmprowe your year book Why not add an Exchange department? The Beal Buzzer Beal Busmess College Bangor Mame Your monthly magazlne IS very lnterestlng The Joke and Inter est columns are excellent OTHER EXCHANGES T e Slgnet N H Faye Hlgh School Dexter Mame The Lever Skowhegan H1gh School Skowhegan Mame The Comet Sedgwlck Hlgh School Sedgwlck Mame Academy Revue Foxcroft Academy Dover Foxcroft Mame The Maple Leaf Mapleton Hlgh School Mapleton Mame Ferguson Harmony Hlgh School Harmony Mame The Rlpple Hartland Academy Hartland Mame We wlsh to contlnue these exchanges and wlll be glad to exchange wlth any other school that would llke a larger Exchange Department -:ai z- CLASS OF 1937 Dor1ceFr1end Purxtan Shoppe Portland Me Eleanor Hunt Employed 1n Augusta Me Arthur Swett Newport Me Helen fTardyl Nason Newport Me John Wentworth Newport Me Helen Whltlng Newport Me Hartley Banton Attendlng U of M Orono Carlton Brackett Newport Me PaulClark Attend1ngU of 'Nl Orono Mary QDresserj Austln Madlson M Paul1ne Fraser Newport Me Charlesl ould Newport Me Anlta lHansonJ Thurston New port Me Archle Hatch Attend1ngU ofM Orono Me Hadley Rowe Farmmg Ltna Me Carlyle Stackpole Farmmg, Plymouth Me Roland Stuart Jr Newport Me Homer Woodward Attendmgls ofM Orono Me Frleda Elston Bangor Me John Hamlln Attend1ngM S ofC Bangor Samuel Warren Attendlng Colby College Watervllle Me Donald Hopklns Attendmg Dlesel Englneer mg School Boston Mass CLASS OF 193o Warren Whltney Farmmg No Newport Me Leola Cochran Graduate lxurse Bangor Me Alton Falrbrother Newport Me Mar1onGl1dden Beautlcxan Newport Me Marlon McKenney Teachmg Eddmgton 'Vle Adolph Moses Attendlng Harvard College Boston Mass lou1selNeal Student Nurse Portland Me Frantls Newton Newport Me Robert Raynes C C C Surveyor South 'west Harbor Me Glenn Rxch Farmer Detrolt Me -4 Q 47 J 1- .. - ,V , , - - - , , . , . , , . 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' , . 1 -1 1 - 1 - - ' ' 1 ' v I 7 1 'r ' '1 1 1 - ' 7 Y P ' THE LIVE WIRE Beryl fSavageJ Fltz Etna Me Ph1llpTedesco MOFtlL18D Boston Mass Rowena Tltcomb leachlng Medford Me Frank Vance Clerk at Gaufkauf s Bangor Mllton Vance Watervllle Me MelvaH1cks Plymouth Me CLASS OF 1933 Bernard Arno Newport Me Alfred Sanborn Burnham Me Alice Foulkes Bookkeeper Boston Mass Irene Harrls Brooks Me Ralph Morton Employed at Pownal Instltu tlon Pownal Me Herbert Rowe Farmmg Etna Me Arthur Ludden Lewls Potato Co Newport CLASS OF 1931 Ival Arno Employed Judklns Sz Gllmans Newport Me Natalle lHansonJ Kelly Teachlng at Crosby Hxgh Belfast Me Norman Hanson Newport Me Roger Holt Farmlng Newport Me Roberta Lewls Office work Portland Max1neNutter Cormna Me Wllllam Newton Newport Mame Cella Matthews Employed Toothplck Factory Gullford Me Reglnald Plngree State House Employee Augusta Me Wllllam Shea Drlvlng for Bangor Trans Co Barbara fWeymouthJ PGFKIDS Rlng s Store Newport Me Stephen Whxte Employed m Bangor Me Regmald Boyle Employed ln Newport Me Edwm Kennedy Employed ln Bangor Me Phyllls tKnowlesJ Fernald Teachlng In Augusta Me Emma fShawJ Nichols Newport Me Hllma fBeekj Newton Newport Me Darrell Brown Employed 1n Newport Me Irene tFletcherJ Wark Newport Me Cecll Ferry Employed xn A Sz P Store New port Me Annle fGr1ndellj Cyr Dover Me Mar1onCRaynesJ Gugue Skowhegan M Ellzabeth I lbby Nevl port Me Mxllard Wllllams Farmmg Newport Me Marlon Barbour 'leaching ln Ellsworth Me Norman Burlelgh Newport Me John Adams Barberlng ln Northwest Harbor Raymond Sawyer Central Malne Power Co Augusta Me Kenneth Smlth Employed ln Boston Mass CI ASS OF 1929 Arlene fBakerJ Magnuson Bookkeeper Boston Mass Dorothy fBeekJ Beede Bookkeeper Carlbou Hazel QBennettJ MacDonald Hallowell Me Gerald Brackett C1V1l Servlce Geologlcal Survey Blnghamton N Y Jasper Colby Manager of A8LP Newport Mary fCondonJ Celllm West Upton Mass Charles Elston Employed xn Skowhegan Me Anne CF1eldJ Hardlng Teachmg ln Temple Beatrice Folsom State Employee Rockland Harold Fraser Employed ln I G A New port Me Mamree fFraserb Gould Newport Me Helen Cray Employed SW1ft at Swlft Bangor Me Robert Harrls Farmer East Newport Me Dorls QLGWISJ Folsom Muslc Teacher New port Me John McEacheron Store Clerk Mllllnocket Malcolm Murray Amer Canning Company Portland Me Cel1afNortonJ Eaton Bangor Me Opal iRandallj Emery Plttsfield Me Averlll lReynoldsj Averlll Telephone Oper ator Newport Me Thelma fSoule1 Buck Cormna Me Cora Thompson East Newport Me Estelle fW1seman1G1lman Newport Me Eleanor lW1theej Mathews Lawrence Mass Henry Small Farmer Plymouth Me Charles Smlth Farmer Skowhegan Me Dorothy fDav1s1 Holmes Boston Mass -:iQDt:--- Piltronlze 0ur Advertisers -L 1 48 D 1- . , ,, . y , . . y , D , , Y 1 9 , r 1 ' , ' , . 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' , , . .... - - W. - - NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL ALL THAT IS NECESSARY Mlss Pratt In order to wrlte a play you must have some character wantlng somethmg somethmg preventlng hlm from gettlng It and somethlng arlslng whlch al lows hlm to get lt Two weeks from today I want you all to pass IH a play Two weeks later thls IS what she found on one paper I Want A Dollar Characters Boy Maw Paw Tlme Any old tlme Place Any old house Scene Sult yourself Boy I want a dollar Paw Well you a1n t golng to get It Maw Oh yes he lSl Paw Here It IS 4 CarDInaL Co DEaR sIrS CuM aN Glt TH1s dArn Tlpe R1Ter IT DON t Spel Rlte yeRs tRul1e M1Ke Mr Clement Lharlle what are your two h1ghestamb1t1ons'? C Tltcomb Blondes and brunettes E Whlte says Better to love snort man than never to love a a v Mrs Hall What IS abank draft? P Bradford When the bank door IS left open Mrs Sprague Read the last verse Waldo Waldo Enter thou blessed of the Lord lL Llttlefleld enters wlth the attendance sllp J AUGUSTA ENGRAVING 3 COMPANY ig 10110 QIIQICIVQIS jc 7f1SfS Clllff CSZQIZLLS 32 WINTHROP STREET AUGUSTA MAINE K7 CfllLj1GV9l5 or if Jem F 4 Q 9 Q 1- Ls - - . . , . . . . , ' ' ' . , . , v ' . . . r . . L - ' ' . uw ' ' u o 9 V V . . . ,, - rx . . H ,, ' ll . . I 3 1 sa yy ' .1 v ' l H . H ' , u u , ' in . H H I so ' ' u 1 , . H ' 7 ' 77 ' 7 n ' 77 l ll! . , , . H ' 77 Y77 ' ' . , . . . . an ' - ny, . - - C5 i I 1 I 1 . , . .fly CZ V fl 4 ' ' I ' IIS 1 1' -boot llllllfilf Clllilllfs From Factory ALL ONE PRICE Save the To You MiddIeman's Profit SUITS TOPCOATS and TUXEIJOS REVERSIHIIES Main Street Bangor, Maine Mass. Mutual Life Insurance Co. HARVEY W BOWLES General Agent BANGOR PORTLAND Mame QUALITY and SERVICE LOW PRICES The Best Place to Trade R H FROST Comphments of L IIJIIITIEEIKS I' W T MB L Tl CO KEN and JACK MEATS Mull Street Barbers Newport Mame an 'X 2 ' 'on ' 0 I' ' d Tel. 4-3 Corinna Gladys Bean Beauty Shop WEBBER OIL COMPANY Distributors Esso Essolene Essoheat Range and Fuel Oils Atlas Tires Tubes Accessories Dial 56113 700 Main Street Bangor Walker Flower Shop FRESH CUT FLOWERS For All Qccasions e 171 2 Pittsfield Farrar F rmeral Home A Friendly Service Frank E Brown Licensed EIlllVlll11CI' Lady Assistant Pittsfield Phone 155 2 Maine BRASS RAIL RESTAURANT AIR CONDITIONED We serve you Sttaks Lhops C hlcken I obsters Delicatessen Table I ounter Booths Bangor Nlame Compliments of Jennie Teclesco Clothing and Wholesale Products New port Maine Ralph Porter Jeweler Fine Repair Work on bold Silver and Platinum Sul s W atches A Specialty Corinna Maine Tl. - ' 1 o ,I LL i- ' ' ,1 YE . V . 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Underwear Manufacturmg Jewelers and Dry Goods Engravers HOSICYV Rochester New York Dresses Coats Wrlte for Catalog Illustratlng Emblems Sultable for Newport Malne Hlgh School Clubs 3 1 K-XJ 1 Y , ,Q J V, ff Clfllll Cgxlffinfl LA7qLJO!8I'1l7Cl'l7C KjwPVIIltl110ll1 F E R A L D S NATION WIDE STORES New port Pittsfield Tel D3 Tel 220 U KEEP STEP WITH THE BUSINESS TREND Specialization is the open sesame to business success Fifty one years experiencem tramlng men and women for business in this field Let us help you to prepare for a vsorth while career through one of these college grade courses Accountancy Business Administration Secretarial Science BECKERCOLLEGL Of Business AdmlUlStFatlOn and Secretarial Science Worcester Massachusetts Compliments of DRS CHARLES and SARAH SIMPSON OSteopath1c Physlcians 'md Surieons Newport Mame Compliments of IUMBLR WOOD BANTON BROTHERS THE WATERVILLE FRUIT Blotkwood 2 or more basket lots AND PRODUCE CO INC fouash Birth edglngs by Lord or ln baskets Ask for prices and dehverles T l h 124 Sanger Ave Waterville Me e ep one Tel 1325 39 SPOOLS NOVELTIES 7 positions of trust and responsibility have made Becker College pre-eminent - 7' ' 1 5 ' I I Y . . . . ,, . . - 1 , A , .Y , Y - K. ., . . h , V h . 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