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

Text from Pages 1 - 107 of the 1948 volume:

N- ml V b f v 1 - :Y Q 1 ,353 6, ., .,, ,.1 .wry Jw: -,, g. ' . A , 1. 11? 1, f -F fx -.T , V , hw. ncxcm :Uris , Ylgpf. L-:Q if , . jxiffc , .Sigur-3. I, i DEDICATION lVc, the students ot Newport High School, dedi- cate this issue of thc- Lice lllirff to you. Mrs. Abbie XVhite. with great appreciation for the help which you have so willingly given us iu the past years. Your cheerful smile and genial hospitality will long, bc remembered. For nearly twcuty-two yours you liuw provided a 'home for the tuuelu-1's of thc- Newport schools. as WL-ll are For thu stuclc-rits, whom you lluvc' L-11tc1'tz1ilu'cl so oltvu. NVQ- shall nlvvalys hold phuisuut I1lL'IllUl'lL'S ot you, null it is xxilh Qrvail rn-spvcl thru we clmlicutc this issuc' ol lhc' Iliff' ll'irr' to you. hifi TABLE GF CONTENTS ' f A !'f f ' 4 ' ' ' V-hhhbff ' v 'A Mhhfihh e ' 0AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAhhhfehhhhhhbbffhhfv' v o o Q V-Ah ' 'hhhhhffhffhfhhhhbffhhff 'AAAAAAAAAA 1. Dedication 2. SuperhnendentofSchook 2. SchoolBoard L Facuhy 5. Editorial Board 6. Editorials 8. Seniors 16. Juniors 17. Sophomores 18. Freshmen 19. Eighth Grade 20. Ijterary 23. Jokes 26. Locals 37. Ikthletics 43. Activities 47. School Calendar 48. Alumni Notes 49. Advertisements sm, who X 1'4- l!2l Q v Q, , .9 A 5505 'AA lwavascmus ' 3 waivwzucncfci Superintendent Clayton Storer aaaaanaaewixwxxwxxxwcwxfmwxxxxxxwxnsfnwwwxaxanaownwnnsmomaaaamaw SCHOOL BOARD Ralph Gray, Charles Sheridan, Frank Boylan aefaenzaee 4 11193021 FACULTY lst Row: Mrs. Gilson, Miss Brewer, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Fernald, Miss VVard. 2nd Row: Mr. Grauer, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Chaplin, Mr. Burton. MRS. I-IARRIET GILSON A. B. Salem College English I, Latin I and French II Coach of Dramatics and Senior Class Adviser. Mrss MARIE BREWER B. S. Farmington State Teachers' College Home Economics I-II, and III-IV Coach of Girls' Athletics, Adviser of Home- makers' Club and the Girls, Athletic Club, Secretary of the School Lunch Committee and Coach of the Cheerleaders. MRS. MADELINE I'IALL Colby College, Maine School of Commerce General, Mathematics, Typing I and II, Junior Business Training, Shorthand and Bookkeep- ing Junior Class Adviser and School Treasurer. MRS. ANNA FERNALD Farmington Normal School Eighth Grade Eighth Grade Adviser. Miss DOROTHY XVARD B. A. University of Maine English II, III, and IV Coach of Iunior Prize Speaking and Sopliomure Prize Speaking, Adviser for the Live IVirc and Booster and Adviser ot the English Club. MR. JOHN GRAUER, Submaster B. S. Springfield College X M. A. Columbia University World History, United States History, Civics, and Problems of Democracy Coach of Boys' Athletics and Freshman Class Adviser. 7 M R. RICHARD KENNEDY B. S. University of Maine Agriculture I-II and III-IV W Advisor ot the Future Farmers ot America and the Director ot Veterans, On-Farm Training Program. MR. STUART CHAPLIN, Principal B. A. University of Maine Geometry and Algebra I. MR. WILLIAM BURTON B. S. Colby College Physics, General Science, Biology and Eco- nomics Sophomore Class Adviser. MRS. GLORIA MONOGHAN University of Maine, Northern Conservatorv of Music Girls' Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club, Eighth Grade Chorus, and Freshman-Sophomore Chorus. f fi . mf. f- - . .-M43-. . 91. DBGGIDGDISGETUCTCIQQGQE ' 3 E .3 Q 1 3 3 5 5 5 3 l '-1 2 E 5: F I 3 1 2 E 5' FU 5 E -u 5 0 Q I 151 5' l Pr: Q I ' I C3 1 gg Q E U. ,, . Y I 5, ITI E 1 q 55- 1 E . 3 2 . H K E r- 9 2. po 3 . 1 Q W 3 5 1 ' IT1 S 1 41 n-I 3 I M cg U F1 Y E I 3 ! I Q-E 3 3 4 .M E: -I' .I E . 093a++++++N+++ 03 JG 'U VF! E- gc. Q- .:.5:5 mv mo Sv-: ,Zz :-L- rg O 71 5 E' rs 'O F1 : ,-a HCT N z w Q.: U 5 -.H. ,.. H 'rf '-fc H ,.3- 21 Cv-n h-4 :T T Fl O 2, :N . Q F A 2 F M Av F. , Z Q F' ,- ,,d? F11 F2 4 V v .-1 3 2 3' F: 4. v-1 E 57' -4 75 u -V 3 wr A ' -PTE 5 rf: 2 ' -1 lli :3'4 fi - - - L. A' 1' Q' 4 .5 -E lf 1 V3 E j 7 E F1 1 Q 1 1' ff 5 9 2 GA cg V M .. 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Neal McKenzie 1U1N,p,gmp1H.1- 5.3121111011 Turner Assistant Business Managers, l'+'ac'ulty .Xdx-iscr .. .Miss VVard ZGGQUGBQGGGQEQQIF3393339530033D33303571130559GUQCJSUCIJQJQUGQUQQQQQQQGBGUUGGQ5' : ' 'wif' 'mm' EDITURIALS Wim' The one thing needed in the home and in the school. at work and at play, is co- operation. It takes little ettort and goes a great way toward a happy and secure life. If cooperation could start in the home and grow like an epidemic via the chil- dren, the teachers, instructors, and advisers could he a greater help to those same students. Many children get oil to a bad start with the wrong outlook on life. In many cases it is not the childis fault, but the parentsi, because of the poor example they set, If the Children see this thing in full swing in their own home, and prac- tice it in schgol and every day, they Could he much happier. It is surprising how some Children, who grow up in llomeg yvhere thGI'C is lii'ElC 01' HO COOQGYRHOH, gO Out iITt0 the Vvofld Cgopefafing in gyeyy Wray pQ35ilDlS. Vlllltll fllli XVOl'l'C,l 1196ClS 1'1'lOI'C P60- ple like that. If people could only realize the trials and tribulations of the teacher, due to lack of Cggpeyafign, there Vvguld be U0 l16'Sii0IlCY OH tllCl1'DE'll't to CO0p61'E1t6 to the fullest extent. If the instructor could have this, a student would get twice the Value out of school that he UQVV does, Wfjtheuf cooperation the teacher can do little to help the student. no mater how much he 1T12WU'y'- Ngt only is lack of Cooperation Q1 dmwhaclc in school and the home, but in poli- tics, Withgrlt Cgoperatign. the United States government would not he a democ- racy, The reason for so much eehfhef in the World today is chiefly this important factor. ' V So come On, folks, letis Coopefate e little and lvrighten our pathway to suc- cess, security, and happiness. Marilyn Chase 348 1..-4gfQjjyg,.-...- Students of N. H. S., may I call to your attention the condition of our school- house? .Please don't misunderstand me, 11am not sponsoring a campaign to build a new structure I am merely advocating a simple clean-up program. Please, boys and girls. cast a Qlance around your home room, the main room, the corridors and the basements. Do you Feel proud of yourselves? Seri- ously, if each and every one of us were to take a single ounce more of interest LUC.UCj 7 53:2 in the upkeep of our high school the improvement would be astonishing. Let us not stop with keeping the building clean but let us be neat and orderly' albout our own desks. It must be admitted that a stranger walking into N. H. S. would be poorly impressed with the students and it stands to reason that any building which is cluttered, dirty and untidy casts a reflection of its inhabitants. My suggestion for improx'ement would be to make an official housekeep- ing hour. Perhaps an appropriate time for this would be Friday afternoong during this time everyone should clean desks. wash boards, etc. But remember, this time would be wasted it no consideration were given during the week. STOP, LOOK, AND THINK! An immaculate school building will be for your own benefit. Phyllis Ramsey '48 nL:f'45',?63N'ue9n 8 mamma CLASS PRESIDENT PAUL FRAZIER K'Red General Those who strive, succeeclf' Hampden Academy 1, 25 Football 3, 4g Baseball 3, 4g Basketball 3, 4g Class Vice President 3g Class President 45 NU Club 4, Presi- dent 4g NVinter Carnival King Candidate 3, 49 junior Prize Speaking 3g Senior Play 45 Boys, C-lee Club 4g Student Council 4. . ' J A 6 :fs 1: 'B nwaczaoraciafz A 9 ' awesome GLORIA BRYSON i'Clo Coniunlrt-ial Present mirth has present laughter. Student Council 1, 4, Secretarv 4, Class Sccretarv 2, Clee Clwb 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3, Live NYire Board 2, 3, 4, Athletic Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4g journalism Club 1, 2, Iunior Prize Speaking 33 Club 4, Secrctarx' 4, Cheerleading 3, 4, Booster Board 3, 45 Dramatic Club 1, Senior Play 4, Music Festival 2, 3. Class Marshal. MARILYN CHASE umllllu Commercial 'ilfs nice to be natural when ymire naturally nice, Dramatic Club 1, Journalism Club lg Booster Board 3, Assistant Editor-in-Chief 3, Live Wire Board 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Girls' Athletic Club 3, 4, English Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls, Glee Club 4, Senior Play 4, N Club 4, Captain of Magazine Campaign 4: Cheerleading 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, 4g Sophomore Prize Soeaking 2, Carnival Queen Candidate 45 Central Maine One-Act Play Contest 4. Salutatorian. MARILYN DAVIS hblilllill Cent-ral ' The lzluslz is beautiful, but S077lCfflP1l?S lIlCU11U6lllUIIf.U Class Sccrctarr 1, Orchestra 1, Softball 1, Girls' Cleo Club l, 2, S, 4, Mixed Chorus 2. 73, Music Festival 1, 2, 3, ,Iourualisiu Club 1, Booster Board 1g lloinciuakcrs' Club 3. -L 'I'rcasurer -lg Athletic Club 3g Cheerleading 31 Basketball 21 Senior Phu' 4. Class Gitts, EARL DOM' uE5ll'lll Agriculture Little I ask, my wants are few. Senior Plat' 4g Future Farmers of America 3, 4. 33333331 10 335333355 Jovcm Drlzn W Cornmereiul 'cGo0cl temper is like a summer clay, It sheds its brightness e1:erywhere. Class 'l're.1survr 2, Class SCCl'Glll1'Y-T1'6L1SllVCI' 3, Cluss Secretary 45 Nhiiionarl llonor Sneiulx' 3. llg Sopbonrnre Prize Speaking 2, Junior Piiru Spvzxkiixg 3g Club 4, 'l'rensnrcr 45 English Club 1, 2, S, 4, Smr::'r-lrrrw' 53, Presi:lr'nl -I, -1UlIl'll1lllSlll Club 1, 24 Booster Board 1, 2, 23, 4-Ig Winter C:n'nir:1l Queen Cnndizlnle 53, Ulinlcr Carnival Queen -lg Girls' Clce Club 4g Senior Pliw 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, Clieerleadinil fl, -Ig Girls' xltblc-lie Club G, fi, Presirlent 4, Live XVire Board 3, 43 Ct'nlr.zl Xlzrinc On:--.let Plnv Contest 4, Vnlctlietoriun. COBUHN E1NNEKlOl1E UEix11lV,, Ccncrul K'H11ppy am I, from care I'm free! Why cunit they all be contented like meP,' XI. C. 1. lg Corinna Aeuclenn' 2, Eootbnll 3g Senior Play fl. IVAN FLETCHER nBuCkD General SI can be pushed just so far. 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First llonor Essay. MAIRILYN lllCll Ulllargicn IANIES SNIl'lll jim General What is this thing called lm:e?', Clce Club l, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4g Rlixctl Cliorus 1, 2, 3, Sopliomoro Speaking, 25 -Iuuior Speaking, lst prize, Central Maine Speaking, Srtl prizeg lloinciualccrs' Club 4g Girls, Basketball 3, Girls, Athletic Club l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club lg Softball lg journalism Club l, 2, Bowl- iuq l, 2, Sg NU Club 4, English Club 4g Music Festival 1, 2, 3g Senior 1'lav 4, Booster Boarcl lg Spear Speaking Contest 3, Vllintcr Carnival Guard of Honor 3. Class History. Agriculture Ambition has no rest. Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Sophomore Prize Speaking, lst prize, junior Prize S-peaking, lst prizeg Mixed Chorus 2, Base- ball 35 Central League Speaking Tournament 3, Future Farmers ot America S, 4, President 3, 45 Representative to National F. F. A. KConvention in Kansas C1tV, Missouri, 4g VVinter Carnival King 4g N Club 4. 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Class officers for our Freshman year were: President, Effie Fletcher, Vice President, George Gray, Secretary, Mari- lyn Davis, and Treasurer, Betty Parlee. Our candidate for Carnival Queen was Avis YVeir. Sports enthusiasts were Marie Patchell and Jean Rich. It doesnyt seem possible, but We made the grade into our Sophomore year of N. Il. S. IVe were old hands now and no one pushed us around. For otlicers we chose George Gray, Ivan Fletcher, Gloria Bryson, and Joyce Dyer. This year we chose Marie Patchell and George Gray as our candidates for 'Car- nival King and Queen. .Sophomore Speaking was held in February at the movie hall and speakers were: James Smith, First prize, Phyllis Ramsey, lirst prize, and Richard YVilliams. runner-up. Others were Rae Stuart, Joyce Dyer, and Marilyn Chase. Alternates were Marie Patehell and Marilyn Rich. Who hit my thumb? Did you hear Betty Parlee cracked her ankle trying to dust the piano lor this occasion? All this happened March twenty-iirst when we were Juniors. The event was the combined Junior Speaking and Prom. Speakers were: Marilyn Rich, first prize, James Smith, First prize, Joyce Dyer, l't1l11lC1'-1113. Others were George Gray, Paul Frazier, Gloria Bryson, and Phyl- -it' lis Ramsey. Alternates were Richard YVilliams and Jean Rich. Candidates for the annual king and queen, this year, were Joyce Dyer and Paul Frazier. Newport High School looked very good in the early days of autumn of our Senior year. At last our goal had been achieved. To lead our class, this, our Hnal year, we had Paul' Frazier as our president, George Gray his substi- tute, to keep our class records, Joyce Dyer, and to cheek our 'Hnancial con- ditions, Verlie Hartley. This year our Senior Class was pleased to have as King and Queen of the XVinter Carnival Sports, Joyce Dyer and James Smith. Throughout the years our energetic sportsmen held their places and among them were George Gray, Ivan Fletcher, Paul Frazier, Coburn Finnemore, Rich- ard Williams, Robert Gipson, and James Smith, who were out 'for such sports as football, basketball, and baselball. Now we are taking the Hnal step and we must not forget three members ot the graduating class who have come up through the years together. Jean Rich, Ivan Fletcher and Betty Parlee started school in 1936 and now the iirst twelve years are finished. Now our minds are back to the pres- ent and it is with a slightly wistful look at Newport High School that We turn our faces to the future and to whatever il may bring. Marilyn Rich Joyce Dyer IlQJQ,,7ib65XQg9U afzacnmsmiz HOROSCOPE SENIOR SEE bf: in - L 5, , L3-Q, '-, ,V 4 Q.. - pf., :.Zy .. 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JUNIOR CLASS The Iuniors' first class meeting was held September 2nd, during 'which the following class oflicers were elected: President ..........,..,...,,...........,. Eldora VVade Vice President. .... .. .. .... Lauren Small Secretary ,...,.......... ........, H elen Cray Treasurer '......,...,..,.., ....,..... ' Mahlon Turner Student 'Council ............,.,,.... Eldora Wade Blaine 'Littlefield Iean Paul Fraser Carl Braley Our faculty adviser is Mrs. Madeline Hall. The members of the class who ordered their class rings last spring received them late in the fall. Our candidates for king and queen of the Newport VVinter Carnival were Leah Phipps and Blaine Littlefield. The members of our class who participated in the winter sports were Thelma Patchell, Carrie Sewell, WVillis Cetchell, jean Paul Fraser, and Lauren Small. An amusing minstrel show, under Mrs. 1Monoghan's direction, is being planned and rehearsed and is sched- uled to take place some time in March. Tryouts for Junior Prize Speaking were held on February 25th. Girls se- lected W61'e Olga Haapanen, Doris Kimball, Leah Phipps, Eldora Wade, and alternate, Colleen Clement. The .boys who were judged as best were Roland Butcher, Jean Paul Fraser, Allan Hubbard, VVilfbur Miller, and alternate, Neal McKenzie. 33933005 17 Icmciaismccnc SOPIIOXIORI- S lou, L Buulux L 1 Rmb XX Plum L Dum D mlm H Iizm I Gun X xnnn J 1112 llm SOPIIOMORE CL ASS 1lC,51dt'1ll' Ccndon lilclmudson VICL llesldfnt Xnene 1500111 Sccxetux Blllx Pottu TIBRSIHLI lllL7 Qcxull Student COllllC,ll W dlldl Cleene D011 Nhtchell Cordon Rldmldson OL11 flcultx qclxlsel IS XII Bllltflll At Olll HlSl mectmff we eluted tlu aboxe 0l'HCL1S YVL mlso cleclclul how to lmtlate Olll QIGBH F1Cil1lH6H md l though tllele XS exe neu 1f.9l'llC,llUl1S ue had a good tnnc lwgsllman Du Next vm hid 1 llaxude on hunks filled vuth hax mth KXCIXOIIC from the sc Ool billlff nmtecl Xftu t 1 tlllllllvll St Album md Hutland xu lt'lllIIlLCl to the schoolhouse whele we xxelc sclxecl pop 1nd sdndxuclmes In NoxL1nlJe1 the tlxouts fm Sopho urn Eldllli Cuuson Pllllllll Iancas tu F1 mces DLBeclx D1lL C uslu Cor don HlCl1clldSO11 md Xl eatlex Nlawnud The altunltes xxele Ynene Booth and Innes Flaffff In lmuan ug chose our cmdldxtes for the Vlllltel Lfnnnal Thex xsele XX lnda blecne md COICIOII RlClllId Kon und then mmaqel xus R1Cl'ld1d Xlllls X I'lllITll'761 of thu Hltlflllili fl0lTl the Sophomoxe fllss nent out fm wm tex cunnzl SPOllS wlth Inez Sewell XKll1IllllUtH tmpn OI -mls ldClI'I0' lstl ': .v Gurrism . I, S2-well. C. Rin-lmrclwxl. Y. Boolll. lf, D2-Heck. AI. lflugg. 21111 ': . fvr . I ', . C.1rslc-V, AI, lin-rx'x'. G. C 2 t, J. Bmlun, II, D ' -r. 3111 'J L. ', X . B121-' 2 'l. ll. NlillS. R, Ilnnlmer. D. Sl't -l -ll. li. Lllllli. ' l . ' 5 Q . . 2 ' 2 2 ' 2 J.,,- . . ' ' ' ' 1' A J-1. X 7.4 X , Z , -. N - cl I-' V ' X' g 43 more Speaking were held. Those chosen t. 74 A . X 'VI 1 '2 '.' , 2 ' 2 1 'A- ' l ,-, .E . E. A 2 , ji - ,127 ' - - 4 . 2 K 1 ' 1 C ' . L A YI - , , ? 2 X' 2 . ' ' ' ' . 5 X cw:-' A - A ' U 1 1 w . , A Q ... . , , . 2 ' 2 ,- J I - .' 2 2 . 7' A 1 - ' V 2 , - .. 2 , . v '. 2 .21- 2 ' 2 1' '2'- ' ' - ,xv . ij. A ' I . , , , .A . , ' 2 2 ' J l ' 12 f ' ' - ' ,' , 42, ,' ?, .', , . ,. .2 . ' .2 . A. ,' , 'h ,., ' . .- ' 2' our rib ' ,, l 1 ' ljf ' -' D. maaeeec 18 eeeeeee FRESHMEN lst Row: F. Brawn, A. Trask, R. Small, E. Gotten, R. Parlee, R. Tucker, G. Finnemore, W. larvis. 2ml Row: I. Graves, V. Stuart, I. Crcndell, Mr. Crauer, A. Easley, I. Towne, B. MacKenzie. 3rd How: D. Paradis, R. Jewell, A. Braley, N. Tucker, C. Chambers, A. jackson, B. Sennett, I. Tardy, E. Pirrkham, P. Bacheldcr. 4111 Row: E. Long, ll. Rich, P. Heath, L. Holt, D. Kenniston, Nl. Mullen, R. Gerry, S. Smith, VV. Sclrissler. FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman Class held its tirst meeting shortly after school started. At this time class officers were elected. They are as follows: President ,..,......,.. ...,.,.. 1 Richard Parlee Vice President ,,.... ........ E rnest Gorton Secretary .,.,.,.......... ..,........ R ichard Small Treasurer '.....,....,..,....,.,....... Robert Tucker Student 'Council ......,. George Finnemore Richard Parlee Mr. Crauer is our faculty adviser. At the next class meeting we decided to have a Freshman Snack Bar every week. Each student contributed some- thing toward making the .Snack Bar a success. Sandwiches, pop, doughnuts and cookies were sold rapidly and a rea- sonable prolit was made. Later we Freshmen girls had a chop suey supper in the Home 'Economics laboratory with our teacher, Miss Brewer. The food was delicious and we all had a grand time. Our next and most exciting event was the Winter Carnival and election for king and queen candidates, Who were Sterling Smith and Delina Paradis, with Wade Richardson as manager. 19 Y or EQQZUEGEIGDEQ A EIGHTH GR. DE Front Row: L. Grendell, E. Evans, Bl. Booth, P, Ramsev, ll. Brown. j. XYiseman, P. Proctor, D. Burke. 2nd Row: A. Braley, F. Hanson, G. Fletcher, NI. Cook. Xlrs. lfernnld. E. Gothberg. E. Paradis. P. Harris. 4 3rd Row: H. Plummer, B. Look, N. Frost, D, Tvit-Allister. ll. Sewell, B. Bernard, S. Turner. 1 4th Row: K. Rideout, R. Condon. I. Sit-Corqxriiulalr-. j. Grin, E. Xlarshalli D. XYilliiuns, N. Day. EICHTH GRADE On NSeptember 2, 1947 the Newport Eighth Grade moved to the High School building. There were thirty-four stu- ents enrolled at the beginning of the school year with Mrs. Fernald as in- structor. After a few days of school and hard work, we elected our class ollicers and they were as follows: President, Paul Ramsey, Vice President, Iane Wisemang Secretary, Richard Browng Treasurer, Richard rlleedg and Student Council, Paul Ramsey. Later, Betty Look was appointed our 'Eighth Grade Editor for the 'KBooster.', Soon the basketball season drihbled around and the line-up for Boys' Bas- ketball was entirely from the Eighth Grade, While that of Girls' Basketball in- cluded four Eighth Graders. On Thursday' afternoon. December 18th. we had a Christmas social. which we all enjoyed. The Christmas Con- cert directed by Xlrs, Xlonoghan was held at the lligh Street Union Church that evening with the Eighth Grade singing two numbers. lt was voted to have a toboggan party on Tip Top and the President, Paul Ramsey. appointed those to bring thc toboggans and build the fire. It was held Saturday. February T, and everyone had a wonderful time. XVe have had an eventful year of school, and have found it to be quite a change in some ways from years spent in the Grade School Building. As OUI' days in the Eighth Grade draw to a close. we look forward to 'becoming Freslnnen and a part of the regular High School in the tall. 8433324302 20 LITERARY THE UNPRAISED HEROES, MOM AND DAD The trouble with most of us is that we never realize how much anything means to us until we no longer have it, whether it is a toy, a pleasant home, or the love and care of our parents. Not many of us younger people ever stop to think of the trouble and sacri- fice that our parents have endured, without a complaint, to try to bring us up right. We do not stop to realize that a few kind words or a kind thought once in a while might make them feel that their job is not done in vain. After all, they deserve it. They would give us their last centg they would give up anything to give us something that means a lot to us, so why not show our gratitude in part by giving up a little now and then to make them happy? For instance, our mother will stand by us when we need her help. Our father will fight for us, right or wrong, when we are in trouble. They will care for us when we are ill, encourage us when we are discouraged, show u-s where we are wrong, praise us when we are right. These are only a few of the things that parents are doing every dayg sacrificing to help us without our realizing it, or if we realize it, without giving it a second thought. Have you ever asked mother or dad for the car some evening and taken it to a game or dance, the next day iinding out that they had planned to use it themselves? Or have you asked themlwi V for some money to go somewhere spe- cial? They dig down into the remote corners of their pockets and dig out some change or a bill and give it to you whether they can afford it or not. If you havenit witnessed some similar experiences, there is something wrong somewhere, because every mother and father is trying to do the best for you, no matter how strict you think they are. Think it over. Are you doing justice to your mother and father? Could you do a little more to show them your ap- preciation? You hear a lot about all the praised war heroes, lifesaving heroes and other, but let us start praising the unpraised heroes, Mom and Dad. Richard Williams '48 A STUDENTS EXAMPLE There,i' said Student Cray, with a shake of her head, I cleaned out my books and my desk's been washed and cleaned, but I do wish the others would fix up theirs the same. It's a shame, I call it, just plain and flat, that we have to stay in schools with rooms like that. Iill wait no longer. I'll start today and fix up my part of it anyway. Now this student is one of those girls who, when they start a thing, jus-t rush it throughf' and a day or so after, as Seavey came up to Student 'Gray's desk, saw how neat and clean it was, walked away and said, By George, I'll let Cray see that I can be as neat as shef, Now Student Wade sat just behind, . ,, . ' te 45 rx 55173 31 21 0330303 saw Seavey and Cray cleaning desks, and so she fixed up hers to be 'Kin the gamef' Now every junior did the same, and soon every student in N. H. S. was trying his best to g'Outbeat Grayfi And now when Student Council meets, they are proud of their school which canit be beat. The moral of this tale applies to school and other things. Reforms, like snowballs, will keep on growing, if somebody only starts the ball rolling. -tRevision of Farmer Brown's Ex- an1ple.l Doris Kimball S-19 MORTIMER'S FIRST GIRL Another spring had come! The little town of Centerville had taken on a gay and lively atmosphere. Bluebirds had winged their way back home from their long winteris stay in the south. The t1'ees were newly clad in a soft foliage of green. The air was fresh and faintly perfumed with a light fragrance from the early budding -flowers. Highland Avenue, the lane on which Susie Drake resides, has been touched by the magic hand of Mother Nature as she brings forth a new spring. Perhaps this is why Mortimer jameson has turned his mind to thoughts of love. He has suddenly awakened to the fact that Susie Drake is an extremely attrac- tive young girl who is in the same class With him at Centerville High. 'Mortimer has been very fortunate thus far in the first romance of his young life. He had just succeeded in dating Susie for the forthcoming NU Club dance which was to be held at the high school gym the following week. He had been rather bashful in asking Susie, but now the ordeal was over and she had ac- cepted. ln Mortimeris estimation, the week passed by at an unbelievable speed. It was Friday night, a most beautiful eve- ning in spring, with the sweet chirping of crickets and soft evening b1'eezes iioating through the treetops. At eight Mortimer arrived at the Drake residence. He paused outside the gate, adjusted his tie, and gathered up the nerve to continue on his way to the front door. He pressed very lightly on the doorbell, brit the sound of the buzz- ing made him jump. Mrs. Drake opened the door and greeted him in her ever friendly manner. Somehow or other, Mortimer managed to smile and utter a faint 'iHello.', Descending the stairway was Susie, attired in a breath- taking pink evening gown. 'Mortimer thought that she was the most charm- ing girl that he had even seen. Susie had always known that Morti- mer jameson was shy, but not this shy. He could scarcely say a word while they were walking, fyes, walking, for Mortimer had no carl to the gym. There was everything to make a per- fect evening, the wonderful air of spring and a dreamy orchestra, but somehow, to Susie Drake, the evening was far from perfect. The hours passed slowly while Susie danced with Mortimer, for he was continually stepping on her feet. As the gym clock struck eleven, Mortimer said he must go, for his mother would be expecting him. Al- though Susie knew that the dance would continue until twelve, she made no protest. They were soon on the Main Street, with Mortimer trying earnestly to keep up a rather feeble conversation. It seemed like hours to -Susie before they would ever reach Highland Avenue. Finally the Drake residence came into view. They walked noiselessly into the 22 2 garden, where the pale spring HIOOH was casting infinite shadows on the sweet smelling flowers and shrubs. They sat on the garden bench for a few minutes, with Susie knowing that She must End the answer to M0rtim9f,S strange behavior. Mortimer rose shortly to leave, tell- ing 'Susie that he had had a Worldefful evening. Then the inevitable happened when Susie nearly shouted, Mortimer jame- son, what on earth is causing such a strange behavior in you? Strange behavior in ine? flues' tioned Mortimer. 'iln me? he repeated' Why, Susie Drake, how can you be S0 stupid? Why, why, everyone kI10W5 that this is Leap Year! Ohhhhh,,, was all that the WiSifUl Susie could murmur. And the pale yellow moon of spring winked her eye as she smiled down upon them. Lois Boulier '50 ,-l,.1,..---- THE BROOK AND THE WAVE The brooklet came from the mountaili, As sang the bard of old, Running with 'feet of silver Over the sands of gold. Far away in the briny ocean There rolled a turbulent wave, Now singing along the sea-lbeach, Now howling along the cave. And the brooklet has found the billow, Though they flowed so far apart, And has filled with its freshness and sweetness That turbulent, bitter heart. Willis Cetchell ,49 A SUCCESSFUL HUNT It was a cold, frosty morning after a severe snow storm, that a hunter, iso- lated in his little log cabin one hundred miles from the nearest settlement, found himself without ample clothing to keep himself warm enough to endure the in- tense cold. Shivering with the cold, he put his last stick of wood on the fire, grabbed up his rifle and started into the forest, muttering to himself, If only I had a fur overcoat. With this thought in mind he wandered at random in search of food. It so happened that on the same morning a bear, famished with hunger, came from his den, ready to jump on the first object that showed any signs of life. Because of the long snowstorm, he had not had anything to eat for three days and nights. Snarling and growl- ing, he set forth towards the hunter's cabin, which was about ten miles dis- tant. The only thought in his mind was getting a warm breakfast. On the bank of a small stream, be- tween two hills about midway between the bearls den and the hunter's cabin, the hunter and the 'bear saw each other. At the first sight of the man, the 'bear rushed with all his speed to shorten the distance between them. The hunter, while thinking of what a chance he had to shoot the bear, was knocked down by him and inside of two seconds there was no hunter. Thus each received what he wished for: the beafr got his breakfast and the hunter his fur over- coat. Bobby H-aining '50 ., 1, 7:4 1-' -s nt. ' 1-3-5 kjtik 1' V rsurgyagafaiffs-4? w'n 'i 'mwiniii pi'-'H W fiifii-A mam Mr. Chaplin: l hope 1 didnlt see you looking at l'le1'lJcrt,s paperf, liicliard Parlee: l hope you didnit, loo. Bliss Bruxyer: uklickcy. what is 11 Clllllgllllllilln Mickey: 'KA hole surrounded by had cooking. Tlielum P. and Mickey P. were play- ing cards. Mickey P.: lleyl Youre clu-atingfv Thelma P.: 'Tin notl l had that ace before we startedf, Nlr. Crauer: 4'XVhat was going on in 1776?', Blaine L.: i'The XVar of 1811 Miss YVard: If Shakespeare were liy- ing today would he be very famous? Clem NI.: Yes, I think he would, be- cause he would be 376 years old. Miss VVard: VVhat is a synonym? Ronald P.: Something you put in a spice cakef' Miss VVard: K'You can't sleep in classlw Blaine L.: If you didnit talk so lond T couldf' Roger C.: 'KDon,t I deserve something 'besides a zero in spelling?', Mrs. Fcrnald: Yes, but they don't let us give anything lowcrfi Mrs. Fernald: MWhy is it that light- ning never Strikes twice in the same JOKES placed, Norrnan lf.: Because when it strikes once, the same place isn't there any inort -. Ronald P.: ulyan. you're afraid to light with niefi lyan F.: uNo. but if 1 fight, my morn will lind out and spank ine. Donald P.: How,ll shc find out? lxan F.: Shell see the doctor going into your placef' On a rather warm day an old lady went up in an airplane for the first time. When thc plane had been in the air some time. she pointed to the propeller. Xll right, young manfl she shouted to the pilot. uyou can turn the lian oft now. l lcel much cooler. Xlrs. Cilson tin Latin classl: 'iD0ris, what have you there?', Doris: A poem, Xlrs. Cilson: Read itfl Doris: Latin is a dead language as lar as I can see. It killed the ancient Romans, and now it's killing me. Nlr. Crauer: 'iCarrie, is that desk too high for youd, Carrie S.: MNO, but the seat is too lowfi Xlrs. Anxious Cpoking the street car r-onductor with her umbrellal: GIS that tln- First National Bank? Conductor: GNU. mum. themis my rilvsf, iafaeciaczfeef G 3339393651 Lady of the house: And what can I do for you?,' Tramp: If you donlt mind, lid like a coat sewed on this buttonf, Nlrs. Gilsonx Please -correct this sen- tence: 'Girls is naturally better looking than the boys , Dale C.: Girls is artificially better looking than boysf, Wfilhur M.: Hey, Twirpl Arenlt you going to the game tonight? Henhert T.: K'Nope, live got to stay home and help Dad with my school workf, jimmy, from down South, was spend- ing a rather cold spring away up North and on Iirst seeing a pussy willow re- marketl: alloy, isnlt nature wonderful? When it's cold up here the buds wear l'ur coatsf, Miss Brewer: Whats etiquette, jean? jean lt.: Oh, that,s the noise you mustnit make swallowing soup with company in the housefl WEDSISEDGGGDGGDGBGQGGGGIB 3336 90033333 QQDEIGJGIEBEIEGIZGGIQEUVZUEUQ1 When the final fourth quarter is finished, And the last of the touchdowns is scored, And the cleats are drifted for the season, And the suits with the mothiballs are stored, And Alumni cease making suggestions: Well, we can relax a hit then And sit hy lhe tire and remember 'l'he games and the fun and the mcn. There was George, who led us in victory: There was Pete, keen, shrewd, and tough, There was Blaine with smiling good nature, And jean with just the right stuff. lt hrings me a thrill for all winter When l think not of victories, but men XVhose hopes and whose joys I have shared in So lel's call the roll once again. And with it my heartiest good wishes 'I'o Mahlon :mtl to Dick and to Paul, 'l'o Boll, XVilh'nr, and llerb. l'm proud lo have livccl with them all. Anil lo lvan, ltonalnl and Gordon, The managers, XVillis and Neal, A toast to those ,who must leave us And lhe others who stay with us still. Adapted. mx W x x xi tL?ai!ffUYs4ffR5r! G' if lot fe yi Ps 9 A .-sglgsfa ll'!l r: .,i?f Q,,,j M4' v dia Q54-J ' -' . 'y 'SE1 ' , JQ -6354? 3 , gn, V 4 . Jw, Jm,, 1 QE - ' -V wa, , ' 4'-455. . 031 35 U 30039 veshmari Bmy 33 V's Nfikey f Sanffa' Cfauso Gv-auer QUGQN JQYCS b and K wg James QTUMP Hiezww, Q,.,.,,.3e, M rs. Mmvaq haw iw anime maniacs.-:mia-5 26 LOCALS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY lst Row: E. NVade, I. Dyer, M. Chase, O. Haapanon, C. Clement. 2nd Row: P. Ramsey, R. Gipson, Nlr. Chaplin, I. Rich. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY REPORT The Nokomis Chapter of the National Honor Society held its induction cere- mony during the baccalaureate services of the class of 947 at the Methodist church. At this time the new members, Eleanor WVing, Jack Randall, Marilyn Chase and Ioyce Dyer, were inducted into the society. The society members of the graduating class participating were Rosalie Iones, Joyce Sheridan, and Hadley Smith. XVe were fortunate in having the members of the class of '46 National Honor Society to aid inthe in- duction ceremony. 'They were Mar- garet Fletcher, Ruth MacAllister, Guy Mullen, Emily and Marilyn Huse. The new members appointed this year are jean llich, Phyllis Ramsey, Robert Gipson, Colleen Clement, El- dora VVade and Olga Haapanen. The cardinal requisites of the Na- tional Honor Society ,are Scholarship, Character, Leadership and Service. . . Y ,-.. we ., .-as-. . ,gr , Mg i. 13939059' G 'mid H UTMTT' 'L' 'NATM' 'F 'Wiibiiazi STUDENT COYNCH. lst Row: P. Frazier, E. Wade. G. Brxson. j, Smith, Cl. Crax. XY, C521-r-ru. 2nd Row: G. Richardson, B. Littlefield. R, Wiiliains. pl. P. l r.isv:'. IJ. Xlitglwff. 3rd Row: ll. Parlce, G. Finneniore, Hr. Chaplin. l'. llainsvx. STUDENT COUNCIL REVIEXV The Student Council of Newport High School this year has fifteen mem- bers. There are five members from the Senior class, four from the junior class, three from the Sophomore class, two from the Freshman class, and one from the Eighth -Grade. They are: Seniors: James Smith, iPaul Frazier, George Gray, Richard Williams, and Gloria Bryson, Iuniors: Eldora XVade. -lean Paul Fraser, Carl Braley. and Blaine Littlefieldg Sophomores, Don Mitchell. Wanda Greene, and Gordon Richard- song Freshmen: Richard Pai-lee and George Finnemoreg the Eighth Grade: Paul liainsey. The officers of this club tl! L.. President james Smith Vice President George Gray Secretary , Gloria Bryson Treasurer .Eldora XVade XVe plan to get pins for the Student Council members from the money we hare received from booklets sold at football games. Now we are looking i-0I'XY2l1'tl to a dance or some social event to sponsor before the end ol' the year. iawaafaeia gg aaaaaeiem. WVINTER CARNIVAL lst Row: T. Patchell, I. Sewell, C. Sewell, Bl. Rich. 1. Boylan. 2nd Row: G. Richardson, 1. Smith, R. XYilliams, R. Cipson, L. Small, I. Fletcher. N. H. S. WINTER CARNIVAL HIGHLIGHTS The annual Winter Carnival of New- port High School was held Saturday, january 31, 1948, with the neighboring school of Hartland competing. Sports events in the morning were held on Tip Top at nine o'clock, and the afternoon events took place on YVitham's Field at two oiclock. From five to six oiclock a supper was held in the Grange Hall under the direction of Miss Brewer, the Home Economics teacher. The impressive ceremony of the Coronation of the King and Queen that evening in the Armory proved thrilling for all who attended. The king and queen had been previously elected by the student body, but the victors had not been announced. The ceremony began with the proces- sion of the king and queen candidates, the guards of honor, and six children marching into the hall, led by their marshal, Phyllis Bachelder. After marching through an arehway of skis formed fby the guards of honor, the king and queen were then crowned by Mr. Stuart C. Chaplin, the queen being Joyce Dyer and the king, James Smith. Their royal majesties then took their rightful positions on the throne and read the names oi the people who had earned awards. The high point school of the day, which was Hartland Acad.- emy, took the cup. An individual trophy was presented to Inez Sewell of New- port, high point girl of the day, and to Maynard Rowe of Hartland as high point boy. Following the Coronation ceremony a dance was held, thus ending the a-n- nual Newport High School Carnival of 1948, with a wonderful' time having been had by all. 'r .n....'L.n .WT N- is fu'-' '-' if? 'R V -,.?E:f3 1 HA i , , A ' K ff .22 A- 1. ' .,-1.4- . mm:-mEac31:3 ' 20 maeacjcbmacs ENGLISH CLUB lst Row: F. DeBeek. O. llzmpaiicii, P. liauiscx. ll. XX illiams. Al, Dx cr. Y. Booth. E. Xlatle. 21111 Row: Y, lIzu'th'r. M. Rich, B. I'.u'h-e. Miss XVzu'cl. ll. Crux. Al, Bovlun. 3rd Row: C. Clement, Bl. Chaise. Al. Ili:-ln. Xl. Page-. XY. Crm-ne. T. Pzitclicll. ENGLISH CLUB NOTES The following officers were elcctetl for the English Cluh during the school year- 1947-1948: President.. , , Joyce Dyer Vice President . . Richard Williams Secretary, ,. Phyllis Ranlsey Treasurer., . ., . .Olga llaapanen On Decemher 16th the English Cluh presented a most enjoyable event, a concert 'hy the Varsity Singers ot the University ot Maine under the super- vision of Mr. james Selwoocl. Then on januari' 10th, the cluh spon- sorecl ll food sale, which was held at thc Hot Lunch Building. At this time we wish to thank all those who donated food to make our sale a success, During thc year several new mem- hers liaring the rank of eiglity-Five and haxing suhmittecl a composition for ap- proxal were admitted. They are as fol- lows: Betty Parlee. Nlarilyn Rich. Verlie Hartley. Thelma Patchell. and lean Boy lan. One ol' our meetings was held at the home of Colleen Clement. at which a pleasant time was had hy all. XVe, the mcmhers ot' the English Cluh, now wish to express our most sincere gratitude to Nlrs. ,Xhhic lVhite tor inviting us to holcl our meetings at her home. The English Club has heen very suc- cessful in its activities during the year anal we are sure that it will continue to clo so under the excellent supervision of Xliss YVarcl. 3333333' 30 2 GIRLS' ATHLETICS lst Row: P. Buehclder, J. Grendell, D. Paradis, G. Bryson, I. Dyer, T. Patchell, C. Sewell, F. De-Beck. l fnvliil 2ncl How: I. Boylan, V. Stuart, ll. Jewell, Bliss Brewer, 1. Towne, E. Garrison, C, Chambers, B. Maelienzie. 3111 Row: A. Braley, L. Dow, B. Parlee, B. Seavey, M. Rich, P. Ramsey, I. Rich, M. Chase, L. Phipps. 4th Row: V. Hartley, A. Iackson, I. Sewell, N. Tucker, B, Sennett, J. Tardy, W. Greene, V. Booth, 1. Berry. GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB NEWS The oliicers of this club are: President .... .... ...,....,.......... .... I 0 y ce Dyer Vice President ...,... ...... T helina Patchell Secretary ............,.... ...,...1 C arrie Sewell Treasurer '...,..........,..........,.... Gloria Bryson The Girls, Athletic Club has been in- active during the first part of the year, but it is hoped that bowling, badminton, and volleyball will lbe started soon under Miss 'Brewer's supervision. On March 6th the girls held a food sale and the money received is to be expended for Cheerleaders' outfits, numerals and letters for the sch0ol's athletes. -'T TT TWVT WHT' W' ' T T U CLUB .lst How: I. Dvor, G. Brvson, I. Flvtr-lu-xp l., Small. l', lfrzwir-r. Xl. Clmsv. ll, St-xxx-ll. 21111 Row: T. Putt-ln-ll. Xlr. Clmplin. ll. Cipson. li. Xxlllllilllh. X. Nll'lil'llZlA'. AI. l'. l'.l'1lNltl'. Y. Booth. Sill Row: Boylan, P. R2llllSi'N', Xl. llit-lr, -I. llir-lm, C. Xorsxxmllxx, l., ltllipps. lf. Ql1llTlNUIl 41h How: H. Towne, G. Morton, XY, Cntr-lu-ll, XX, Blrllvr, I. Smith. Cf. K-mx. 'KNU CLUB NOTES The lirst meeting of tlle Club was Called to order by Xlr. Chaplin October 17, 1947. The following olbcers were elected for the year: President ...... . . Paul Frazier Vice President .,,..,, , Pete Small Secretary, ., .. .. .Gloria Bryson Treasurer '.., . . .Joyce Dyer Comrnittees were uppointccl to make preparations for tl dance which was lu-lcl the 26th of NOY1-'Illl1CI' witli music by the uxlillllit Bears. Tllc Newport lligll Scliool bzmner was erectecl above tlle stage with blue and wbite crepe paper streamers at- tucliccl to the stage. Hetreslnnents of botclogs and pop were sold. The Arrnory wus well clvcomted and the clzulcv was very successful. 333312133 32 FUTURE FARMERS 1stR0w: J. Gerry, R. Mills, I. Smith, Mr. Kennedy, R. Flagg, G. Norswortliy. 2ml Row: F. Brawn, E. Long, P. Reynolds. E. Dow, L. Long, XV. Scliissler, R. Giggey F. F. A. NEWS At the first meeting of the Future Farmers the following oflicers Were elected: President ,,.,.......... .,..,.. I ames Smith Vice President ,,.,..,.,.....,... .Gerald Talbot Secretary .....,..,.., ,... ......,.. . . Richard Mills Treasurer .........,....... George Norsworthy Reporter .....,. .,,.,..,........ R alph Flagg Sentinel .....................,............,. Carl Braley Early in the year the Junior and Senior agriculture boys went to Sears- port to visit a 'fertilizer factory. On the thirtieth of Ianuary a delega- tion of the F. F. A. boys visited the trade show held in Lewiston Armory and remained there all day. Some of the latest agriculture equipment, includ- ing tractors, sprayers and planters, was on display. In the afternoon a colo1'ed movie on mow drying proved very in- teresting. Following the movie a lecture on Selections for Breedingi' was given by a professor from Amherst College. The boys also have a basketball team this year, made up of Future Farmers, under the coaching of Mr. Kennedy. They have played several games very creditably. The Agriculture boys have just moved into their new classroom and have built a lumber rack for the shop. The lumber rack is very nearly filled as we had some lumber sawed and piled it up to dry. The new electric Welder arrived and we are having quite a time learning to weld. 1......3... 93333335 3?1 v- 533133335 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB l lst How: j. Graves, D. Kimball. bl. liich, E, Nladv, G. Brxson, Xl. Rich, j. Grendcll, P. Bac-hcldcr. D. Paradis, 2nd Row: C. St-wall, T. Paxtchcll. G. Conant, Al. 'l'oxsne. ll. It-well, A. Bralcv, C. Clcincnt, YV. Grecmg Ii. Garrison, Y. Stuart, l . Dr-Heck, ll. Nlclia-n7ic. l 3111 limb: E. Pinlclnnn. L. Phipps. Al. Dwr, T. Gcc, B. l'arlec-. B. Scan-x'. Bl. Chnsc, A. llarcksoii, N. Tucker, ll. Boxlan, Y. Booth. 41h Ilozc: Y. llarilcv, j. llcrrx. L. Dow, B. Scnnett. l', llnniscv. RI. Davis, AI. Tarclv. ll. Grax, O. llnapanvir, I. Sc-wr-Il, GIRLS' GLEE CLUB HIGHLIGHTS Once again the walls of II. S. ring out with the sounds of innsic and the Girls' Glee Club is again in rehearsal. Our new director, Mrs. Monaghan, has added a great deal of interest to the club, and at Cliristmas the com- bined Glec Clubs put on a concert in the High Street Church. Officers were arc as follows: President . . . Vice President . Librarian , . Assistant Librarian . . XVith strong voices and elected for the year and Gloria Bryson , Jean Rich Marilyn Rich Eldora XVade gay hearts we look Forn'ard to the Nlnsic Festival in the spring. 35 84 QCQUEDQNJEPE BOYS' CLEE CLUB lst Row: H. Dyer, G. Gray, R. XVilliams, B. Littlefield, R. Tucker, XV. Jarvis. 2nd Row: R. Small, L. Long, S. Smith, XV. Sehissler, R. Rich, A. Trask, G. Norsworthy, R. Giggey. V 3rd Row: J. Gerry, P. Frazier, XV. Maynard, C. Trask, XV. Gt-tchell, N, McKenzie, L. Holt, R. Butcher. 4th Row: I. Fletcher, NV. Miller, J. P. Fraser, R. Gipson, R. Plummer, L. Small, R. Parlee, D. Carsley. BOYS' GLEE CLUB NEWS We have something new added this year. The boys of Newport High have turned -out to make a wonderful Boys, Glee Club. They have been doing a line job and all of you who heard the Christmas Concert at the High Street Church know this is true. There are so-me really good voices blended to- gether in the Glee Club. The oflicers are: President ,...,.....,...........,. Blaine Littlefield Vice President .,.,.....,......,..... George Cray Secretary-Treasurer '...,.. Richard Williams The boys plan to go to Dexter to an- other music festival there. lfVe wish them loads of luck and hope they will keep up the good work. WVith an excel- lent music supervisor like Mrs. Gloria Monaghan, we know they will be suc- cessful. 3 s 'Y' Yggli 'S WW- -h' 555:Ec IIONIENIAKERS' CLUB ls! Burr: A. ljuslrfv, l'. l3.11'l11-l4l1'1'. D. llz11'111lis. I... Phipps. ll, ltit-li, NI. Diwis. C, S1-wvll, J. C1'ux'c's. 21111 H0153 L, l5c111li1'1'. B:1xl1111. ,I. cll'K'lltlL'll. Y. Sl11111't. ll. AI4-well, Xliss l31'vw111', 'l'1ww111'. lf. Currisoii. B. S1111-K1-11xi1-, D. Ki111h.1ll. I . D1-B1-1-lt. 3111 Roux A. Brz1l1w', C, flilllillll. l,. Diww. B. l'111'l4-11. li. S1u11'1-V, XI. Hin-h, l'. Kz1111s1w'. NI. Tzirclx. II. Cruv, E. Pi11kh11111. C. Cl111111hq1's. 4th Row: T. QlL'l', A. j.11'l1s1111. l. S1-wvil. Y. 'V111-lm 1 Swim-tl. AI. Tgxiwlx. XY. Ci1'l't'!lL'. Y, Brioth, AI. l3l'l'1'l'. HOMEMAKEHS' CLUB REPORT President . . 1111111 liich Vice Prcsiclvnt XliL-kcyn Phipps Secretary . . . . Currie- S1-well Treasurer. , , . . Xlilfllyll D111 is At the lirst of the ye-111' the ulbove ot- iicers were elected, witl1 Miss Brewer as faculty adviser. The HOIllC11l2lkL'1'Sl Club has her-11 rather inactive this your, hut i11 thc- full plans had hem-11 lllLll,lC for ll Scuvciigcr' lluut which was postpuimfl lN'Cl1llS6 of the XX'UilfllCl'. But i11 the spring there will he the Lllllllltll Barn Dance, spoiisrwecl by the II11111c'11111lc1-is Club and the Future l'l2ll'Il1U1'S. This will he helcl in the uOlcl pll0XYll llullfl The ex'el1i11g's 011tcrt11i11- ment will consist of floor shows and l'Olllt'Cly sketches. and will he high- light:-cl witl1 the crowiiing of the glHil5'- sr-ccl King and Qriecufi with Qlauciiig wiucling up the eva-11i11g. 36 awww, iqfyeshmnw SMH U7-Jwior . Trasev Ouv' ' Hev-ces :ph oToq'rAP he Y' Tor ww Sophomore.: Ridwavasow acfemmecmc 37 'W W ig ncsaeznamc ATHLETICS BASEBALL lst Row: I. Smith, P. Fraxzivr, XY. Millar. ll. Clipwn, Cl. Crux gL'1ll7llllIIl. C. Xlurimm. 3 21111 Rmb: YV. Iurvis, E. Long. ll. Small, G. llicllamlaoli. ll, llllllllllilf. l. l'.li'fL'lll'l', ll. liutulicr, J. P. Fraser, L. Small, G. Xorswortlmx. Coup-lu Klrauu-r. l 3111 Row: C. Finnemoro, D. livnniston. XY. Rlaummrcl. ll. I-1411. ll. Xlillizxms. W. Gi-tr-lwll. P. Heath, L. Long, E. Cortvn. BASEBALL Danni Small. ,luck llnmlzlll, uml Nat The baseball season of lust your was fairly successful. XVC won four gaumcs out of ten. The Seniors ou the tomn last year were lliclmrd Cluunlmcrs, Maurice Bradford, Harold Conclon, llc-yi uJlclS. Tlwrc- is Ll lllligt' 11llllllJC'l' of boys out lor lmscllmalll this your uucl umny I1 players will lu- sovu on tlic' diamond Wi' mpvct in play ten gauncs this yen two willl wwll ul' tlmc league teams. han aaaacionaeu 38 ara-aaaavab BASKETBALL Ist Row: G. Finnemore, H. Towne, R. Gipson, G. Gray Qco-captainj, P. Frazier leo-Captainl, YV. Mavnard, E. Gorten. 2ncl Row: XV. Jarvis, D. Kenniston, XV. Miller, R. Plummer, G. Richardson, R. Small. 3rd Row: G. Norsworthy, Coach Grauer, R. Butcher, R. Parlee. BOYS' BASKETBALL The season opened with the Round Robin, being held November 28, 1947. At the Round Robin we won over Her- mon 5-3, but lost to Corinna 6-3. The schedule of the games was as follows: Dec. 1 Newport 32 E. Corinth Dec. S Newport 36 Alumni Dec. 12 Newport 29 Carmel Dec 19 Newport 29 Oakland Ian. 2 Newport 31 Corinna Ian. 5 Newport 30 Hermon jan. 9 Newport 25 Hartland Ian. 12 Newport 38 E. Corinth Ian. 16 Newport 18 Carmel jan. 19 Newport 20 Clinton Ian. 23 Newport 44 Hermon Ian. 26 Newport 27 Oakland Alan. 30 Newport 27 Corinna Feb 3 Newport 17 Clinton Feb. 6 Newport 23 Hartland 71 Although the year proved rather un- successful, the boys learned a lot under the fine coaching ot Mr. Grauer. The line-up for the 1947-48 season was: First Team: L. F., George Gray: R. F., Paul Frazier: C., George Finnemore: L. G., Robert Gipson: R. G., Desmond Keniston. Second Team: L. F., Ernest Gorteng R. F., Billy Jarvis: C., Ronald Plummer: L. G., Herbert Towne, R. G., Richard Small. Third Team: L. F., Gordon Richard- song R. F., Richard Parleeg L. G., Wil- bur Miller. Roland Butcher and George Nors- worthy proved very capable of perform- ing the tasks of manager and assistant manager. I 5 :.fsfgQ. '-ikxq TWUN' 3Q3lI3Q75t3l3'31I - O 'O C 39 3333333 l FOOTBALL .Isl lime: li. Xllllltuns. I. ll !4i'aist'i'. l.. Snmll evo-eaiptrum. il. into leo-eaiptmnl, l'. 1'l'ill10l', R. Cipson. l 2nd 114115: C. 1'.lllIll'l!lU!'t', ll. 'l'oxxm'. I. lflc-teller. li. l,lllllUl1Vl'. XY. Xliller. ll. Littlefield. 3l'!l Rout: fl. Yorsworllix. clllfltll fliiunvr. N. Nlrlxenfie, XY. Cr-it-In-ll, G, lllL'l'I2lTKlSllI1. ll. Small. FOOTBALL The lootball season started as soon as school opened. A tackling and block- ing dummy was set up by our new couch, hlr. Crauer. Our first game was a rough one with Dexter which ended in n scoreless tie. The scores of the other Hxe games played are as follows: Newport O Belfast 45 Newport 13 Corinna O Newport 6 Brewer I. V. 26 Newport 12 Bangor J. V. QS Newport O Corinna 32 We were supposed to have played Oakland November 15. but it was can- celled because of injuries of the play- ers. The line-up during the season was: I... Blaine Littlefield L. T. Robert Cipson L. C. Herbert Towne C. Paul Frazier ll. G. lvan Fletcher ll. T. Nlahlon Turner ll. Richard XVilliams Q. B. George Cray L.ll.B. Pete Small 1t.lI.B. George Norsworthy 17. B. lean Fraser Substitutes were: YV. Miller. R. Plum- mer. C. Finnemore. C. Richardson. P. Norswortliy, Ii. Gorton, R. Small. and ll. 1lLlI'lC'C. Manager Neal McKenzie and Assist- ant Manager lVillis Getehcll had a steady job taking care of the equipment. 453338331 40 aaaoemnfi BASKETBALL lst How: T. Patchcll, B. Seavey, I. Boylan leo-eaptainb, L. Phipps Leo-uaptainj, V. Booth, XV. Greene. 21111 Row: J. Grendell, I, Berry, I. Sewell, Miss Brewer, I. Rich Qinanagerj, L. Dow, E. Wlade Qassistant inanagerj, I. Towne, E. Garrison. GIRLS' BASKETBALL lVhen basketball season started, fifteen girls reported for practice, but several girls dropped out, due to Vari- ous reasons. The season wasn't too suc- cessful this year, with only one vic- tory, which was over Hermon. Although we lost to Corinna the girls really played hard, with jean as high scorer. Thelma did a wonderful job even though the fouls piled up on her. The last game of the year with Hart- land was spoken of as the best of the season. Bev's guarding showed up, although she did got fouled out. 'KMiekey,, came through as high scorer with twenty points. The girls elected Iean Boylon for captain, jean Rich for manager, and Eldora Wade her assistant. Our coach, Miss Brewer, had faith in her girls, even though we lost sometimes. The scores are as follows: Opponent East Corinth Carmel Oakland Corinna Hermon Hartland East Corinth Carmel Clinton Hermon Oakland Corinna Clinton Hartland XV here Played E. Corinth Newport Newport Corinna Newport Newport Newport Carmel Newport Hermon Oakland Newport Clinton Hartland Score 6 12 7 13 32 27 31 22 19 19 20 14 20 25 27 They 37 212 30 41 14 41 37 32 31 21 17 36 34 33 Q t ' i i T w 1 M H aw' 1 ' 4 1 3-'ZDEGSCZIQEICH SOFTBAI .I , ISI' Row: P, B1lCl1l'lCli'l'. Cwllilm-ll. xl. 'llOXXIlK', lf. Suu-ll. Y. Slimrl. D. Kimlmll. lf. IDL-lim-lf. 2nd Row: R. Jr-wx-'ll, l. Sr-well, X. Vi-l!L'liL'l'. Nliss lin-xu'1'. L. Phipps. kl. lixuxlzux. li. clil1'YlSlJll. 3rd Row: XV. Gu-em-, I. 'l'1u'clx'. Nl, lllgv. ll. Smwx. XI. 'I'u1'4lx'. Y, Ilurllvx. T. Paltulu-ll, 4111 Row: I. Berrv, G. Brvsmr. A. lui-lrwrl. B. Sl'lllll'll. L. Dmx. Y. Brmllm. SOFTBALL Many girls have turned out for soft- ball this year, and wc hope to complcto a very successful scusou. Our 110W members this year arc: V. llartlvy, L. Phipps. C. Bryson, C. Scfwcll, J. Creu- clcll. VI. 'l'cm'm-, Y. Stuart, ll. -Iewell, N. Tucker. j. Tzrrcly. Nl. Page. A. Iacksou, and B. Semrctt. The remaining twain mcmhc-rs played the yvur lwfore. Miss llrcwcr will lac thc couch. Lilsil 3333333 42 3333333 CIIEE RLEADERS w V. llartlev, NI, Chase, M. Iago, C. Sewell, I. Dyer. CHEERLEADERS Tryouts were helcl early in the fall and the following girls were chosen by a group of fucnlly judges: Gloria Bry- son, Marilyn Chase, Joyce Dyer, Verlio Hartley, Mary Page, and Carrie Sowell. The girls really showed school spirit at the football and basketball games by cheering for the Blue and Wlhite. Before football started, the Cheer- leaders made new uniforms: circular blue skirts and white jackets trimmed with blue. The girls Will again be cheering when lmselmll comes along. EMCZUDIUQJQEPQUJ ' 43 's 131303365 L, SU fo V ?HQ y I-VSN l W O fx' ru VPSU, 9,03 May-'Lyn 'Seam Elwd Cobvrf'-F 1G1f13lf3G31G1l2DG 44 1415393393 SENIOR PLAY lst Row: G. Gray, G. Bryson, 1. Dwr, lt. hVllll1ll'llS, 1. Rich, I. Smith. 2nd Row: M. Chase, P. Frazier, P. Rainsev, I. Fletcher, B. Parlee, C. Finnemore. 3rd Row: V. Hartley, Nl. Rich, E. Dow, R. Cipson, P. Reynolds, M. Davis, Mrs. Cilson. CAMPUS QUARANTINEU In the Newport Town Hall on Ian- uary 21, 1948, the Senior class pre- sented its play, Campus Quarantinef, a three-act comedy. Despite 'iwintryl' weather, a large and enthusiastic audi- ence heartily received the antics re- sulting from a quarantined sorority house. Not long ago Southern California was rocked by a devastating earthqualce . . . an earthquake of laughter, when an amusing incident happened in one of the well-known sorority houses of a famous university. It was Saturday eve- ning, a number of the girls had already left the house with their escorts for the evening, but a few remained. One of the girls was feeling ill. A doctor was called in to examine her and quaran- tined the house because she had chickenpox! Among those present were several young men who were working their way through college by waiting on tables for the young ladies. Taking this true incident as a basis for The Campus Quarantine, Robert Ray, the author, has allowed his imag- ination to carry the characters through all manner of complications and laugh- able situations. Those inside the house try to get out, while those outside try to get in! Edythe Rhodes wishes to elope with Finlay Carruthes and is prevented be- cause of the quarantine. Mrs. Smith, the house mother, discharges the waiters, Ronald Steele and Gordon Dunn, but is forced to put up with them for two , . tr- Y - r if ' T' 5'-?E 'L..'ii- ' - 'I'-l l F'l' weeks more. Deborah Mercer has heen Writing to Howard Ross, a popular ath- lete from a rival college, and has sent him a picture of her heautilul room- mate, Edythe, telling him that it is her- self. The object of her adoration ar- rives on the campus and wants to meet her personally. She is frantic, fearing that he will see her as she is-a plain but sweet person. Gloria Smith, a niece of the house mother, is in loye with one of the waiters, Gordon Dunn, hut Mrs. Smith has forbidden Gloria to speak to either of the waiters. Ronald is hopelessly in loye with Beryl Shep- herd, who has the chickenpox and is responsible for the quarantine. Gordon has discovered that Mrs. Smith and Dr. Atwell secretly care for one another. and uses this information to his hest in- terests. And so it goes! Everything is hope- lessly mixed up, only to he straightened out at length-with a toast to 'iThe Campus Quarantincf' Cast of Characters Gloria Smith, a sorority girl . .Ioyee Dyer Mrs. Smith, her aunt and house mother, Marilyn Chase Beryl Shepherd, who causes all the tronhle, ,Ioan Rich Edythe Rhodes, another sorority girl, Gloria Bryson Dehorah Mercer, who tries lo have a romance .. ..., . ., Phyllis Ramsey Lela Dunn, a nurse .. .. ,,... .Betty Parlee Dr. Leon Ativell, meek and mild, Paul Frazier Gordon Dunn, who loves to manage things .. ,.,.. . . ., . Richard XVilliains Ronald Steele, his pal , ., . james Smith Elliot Maxim, who has a Hair for dramatics .. . . Cohnrn l inne:nore Finlay Carruthers, his roommate. George Gray Howard Ross, trom a rival school, lvan Fletcher 34053636351 Ji,f,H .,,, c ,,Y-..- , , ..-c. Business XlillillQUl'SiROlJttl't Gipson, Paul Reynolds. Stage Managers-llarl Dow, Marilyn Rich, Yr-rlis llarlley. Mhrdrolie MislrcssfMarihn Davis. Nlusie ln lildora Made. Phyllis liachelder, l'll.llll'l'S Uellf-Llc. l7irer'lor-Mrs, Gilson. SPELLINC CONTEST The spelling contest tor the year of 1947-19-18 was held at Carmel Novem- her H. with neighboring schools com- peting. Students taking part in this contest were Marilyn Chase. lean Rich, Beverly Seaxey. and Eldora NVade. ac- companied hy their coach, Mrs. Gilson. The spelling trophy was taken hy Hart- land Academy. their high point speller heing Miss Natalie Clement ot Hart- land. MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN Business Manager Richard lVilliams ,Xssistant Manager Thelma Patchell Senior Secretary Phyllis Ramsey -Iunior Secretary. ., Roland Butcher Sophomore Secretary ,Clem Maynard Freshman Secretary Rohert Rich Eighth Grade Secretary Norman Frost The school divided into two teams. The upper classmen, headed hy Ioyce Dy ei' as captain. were against the Fresh- men and Eighth Grade, led hy Marilyn Chase. the upper elasses heing the win- ner. lloxy ex er. a Freslnnan, Sterling Smith. was high salesman. XVe toolc in three hundred and fifty- QGSSDIDQQCSEJQPGZ Y 015 Hve dollars and ninety-live cents, of which one hundred and four dollars and lilty-four cents went to the school. Newport High School wants to thank everyone who bought magazines. And donit forget, we'll he hack to see you again next yearl F RESIIMEN INITIATION AND RECEPTION The Freshmen really had a wonder- tul time this year when the Sopho- mores gave them a 'igoing overf' al- though very lew of them admitted it. The day began by the girls coming to school in their long underwear,v with boys' pants rolled above their knees. The hair was not combed and had a green ribbon tied around it. They had a pipe in their mouths and a tobacco can for carrying pencils. Misrnated shoes and stockings and a gunnysack for carrying books completed the en- semble. The boys were cute that day when they arrived dressed as girls complete with nail polish and pocketbooks for carrying pencils. Like thc girls, the boys wore green ribbons, mismated shoes and stockings, and a gunnysack for books. Each boy and girl had a sign on his back saying i'Green Freshmanf' The night of the reception the Seniors made a speech about us, one by one, as we stood on the stage in the town Hall. After the program there was a dance, for which Mr. Barrett kindly let us use his records. After the initiation and reception we were really Freshmenf, THE BOOSTER There have been two issues of our school newspaper, the Booster, this year, one during the month of October and the other in january. 'Ilwo more are planned. The Echo, a national high school paper, was sold, 'but this proved un- successful, so the sales were discon- tinued. The Editorial Board is as follows: Editor-in-Chief, .,.,.,... Phyllis Ramsey Assistant Editor.. ,Betty Parlee Business Manager ,,., ,,,,....... l ,auren Small Boys' Athletics ,.... Art Editor .,... , Assistants .,..,... .I okc Editors ....., Locals ........ , .,,.. Bobert Cipson Herbert Towne ..,...,.Maude Tardy .......Olga Haapanen Colleen Clement Verlie Hartley Elaine Garrison ,.......Richard Williams Willis 'Getchell james Flagg .....,........Iean Rich Beverly Seavey Westley Maynard Class Editors ,......,. ..,............. I oyce Dyer Club News ,..,..,. Marilyn Varney Ernestine Garnett Beverly Sennett Betty Look ,..........Gloria Bryson lean Paul Fraser Joyce Berry Literary Editors.. .,.. ........ ' Eldora Wade Mimeograph ...... Thelma Patchell Frances DeBeck .......,1Mahlon Turner Boland Butcher . rf vs Q 333 , 3,, . QQQGGQE Mi? e l' e r ' vmnu QfQffff 5 Qfobeg WWW ffff O Qvwuffw X Noveffvbe Decemb Aff OAQQZQC4, Qfwgdyfywtdj .gh 4 Qfffffffaff A 77 ,sf-nv' Vopo, Xxx Januarx Febfuafx 7 Njfgoytzzzf ' If wCfZ4omv44zznzaLZf qsgg a? Q HS :rXf','Fi M o. r c Ln A Jr 1 I mwdafcy gwwwczig 'C MMM 7 'H N MMA? Ma ,MM AMMO X I e J ll 5 - gf uw-mx-Hua' Qwwfffg -fl 'Nw ffyii -W ff? 21 Max-nfzlmfa-W, 31313331331 48 33333332 ALUMNI Class of 1880 Lillie Miles, deceased Class of 1881 Alice Harriman, deceased Ellie Miles, deceased Class of 1883 Nellie Coleman, deceased Mattie Day, deceased Nellie Edgerly fDlll1Dglltlll'lD, deceased Alice Libby fBrickettj, Newport, Me. Alice Knight CPlunnnerQ, deceased Delia Merrill lYVardwelll, deceased jennie Merrill fLeightonj, Pittsfield, Me. Albert Moore, Boston, Mass. Harry Smith, deceased Class of 1884 Mary Cook, deceased lennie Curtis, Pittslield, Me. Cora Manning CLouseyl, Montreal, Can- ada YVihna Sargent fBerquis1tj, deceased Annie VVilliams, deceased Gertrude Young CWhiteD, deceased Class of 1885 Orville Brigham, deceased Theo jose fBarrowsj, Newport, Me. Carrie Miles, deceased Class of 1886 Mary Oakes, Newport, Me. Grace VVillia1ns CKindredj, 1Vorcester, Mass. Class of 1887 Fannie Barnes lSrnithj, Newport, Me. Wlillis Mills, deceased D. Benson Young, deceased Class of 1888 Albert Oakes, deceased Class of 1889 Grace Dexter fMilesl, deceased llattie XVillia1ns, deceased Class of 1891 Georgia Bigelow CCurrierj, deceased lfldna Dow, deceased Grace Manning Closej, deceased Edwin Benson Parks, deceased Tinnie Pickering CLittlel'ieldj, Newport Me. Mary YVecd, Exeter, N. H. C. Ralston Young, deceased Class of 1892 Ernest Frye, Albion, Me. lValdo Merrill, Sidney, Mont. Class of 1896 Glennie Fletcher fBumpusj, Garland Me. Mildreth Goodwin fShawj, Bangor, Me lohn Hallowell, Newport, Me. Mary Hallowell CDyerJ, Newport, Me Nina Indkins, deceased Hose Soper CGilmanj, Newport, Me. Class of 1897 lValdo Bennett, Bangor, Me. -Iohn Dow, Bangor, Me. Bertha Stuart, deceased Class of 1898 Maude Nason CStevensD, deceased 2 6315555155557 Y C'CBB ?C J-A' CB ,lm as , ifaaaezcani Class of 1901 Charlotte Godwin tlliilj, deceased Artlnn' llolhrooli. Cnilt-ord. Xie. Lena Nlarsh. Pittsfield. Ste. .Xlvah Howe, deceased liewman Soper, Newport. Nle. ,-Xlice Tihlbetts tliryantj, Ctnnhridge, Hass. Florence W'elxster tCocroftl. Pine Point, Xle. Class of 1902 Elva Parkman tClementQ. Calais. Me. Class of 1903 Phyllis Benson, Portland, Nle. Lena Bryant t'FossQ Fred Fernald, Allston, Xlass. Xlertie Fitts tllillilcerl. Corinna, Xie. Florence Greenway tNutterH. deceased Ora Patterson, Hartford, Conn. Josephine Sanborn. deceased Class of 1905 lva Harsh tflarlandl, Bangor. Xie. Xlina Soper fCar5 Newport, Xie. Class of 1906 Carrie Xdains, Palmyra, Xie, Class of 1907 ,lil-red Ndains. lliatertown, Xlass. lmon pldams. Newport. Ve. Class of 1909 lidna Bracliett tSmithQ, deceased Bnth Bridge ttjaseyj, Pasaic. Al. Marjorie Chase Paul Douglas, Chicago. Ill. Charles Kingsbury. Newport, Nle. llnlmert lVardwell, Concord. Xlass. Class of 1910 liyle Patterson, ulaclcsonville, Fla. Crace YVyman tBowelD, Newport. Xie. Class of 1911 Mary Tardy tllieymoutllj, Newport, Me. Class of 1913 Vernon Miller. deceased Hattie Pushor, Corinna, Me. Class of 1914 l.onis Cook. liocldand. Me. Hay Phillips. Nlonhegan. Nle. Xiarjorie White. Swampscott, Blass. Class of 1915 Vinnie llarding tOrcuttD, New Britain, Conn. Class of 1916 lidrie Bradhnry tThompsonD, Skowhe- gan. Xie. Cladrs Iackson tlleedl. Baltimore. Md. Dorothy l.ihhy t'BrnceQ, Bumford. Nle. l'ilennor lVa1'dn'ell tllatchl, Bangor, Me. Class of 1917 Donna Bennett. Newport. Me. Hilda Craig, Brewer. Me. lit-tn Ferguson. Hallowell, Me. Claclys llerric-I: tCrnhbsD, Fresno, Calif. Erie llope. Elizabeth. N. Nlildred Oakes. Portland, Nle. Buth Plummer tCookD, Pittsfield. Me, Dorcas Smith tCroxtordj, Newport, Me. Xtitdred Smith, deceased Bernice Sherhnrne tPontonl, VVashing- ton. D. C. ltalph lVis,fqin. lValtham. Xlass. Kenneth llihite. deceased Class of 1918 Hex Bartlett. Pittsfield, NIC. Dwight Fnrhnsh Victor Colby, deceased -Inlian Clroxtord. Newport, NIC. Irena 1Ciner3 tTowlel. Pittsfield, Me. Philip Ernery, Palmyra, Mc. Bruce Hope. Bangor, Me. Lottie Newcomb tSmalD, Newport, Me.- ltertha Binh tlinssetlj, Newport, He. JCQGDLGDQSQQGDQDEQJLA Eugene Towne, Newport, Me. Leslie iTripp, Newport, Me. Alice Ward, deceased Norman Mfardvvell, deceased Class of 1919 t , Elsie Aclams,tFosterj, Boston, Mass. Goldie Burlock QDurganQ, Presque Isle Me. 1 ' Earl Buzzell, Newport, Me. Katharine iCarson'i QLloydj, Arlington Mass. V Victoria Dlavis QSmallj, Waterville, Me Lyle Davis, Plymouth, Me. Cecil Furbish, Framingham, Mass. Eld-ora De-Merritt, Bangor, Me. Sidney Smith, deceased Lillian Tarr QGravesl, New Hampshire Robert Towne, Portland, Me. Mable Turner CHopperj, Newburg, Me Nellie Turner tPrayj, Palmyra, Me. Virginia Wardwell, Bangor, Me. Louis White, Bangor, Me. , Class of 1920 Freda Brown CWisemanj, Newport,AMe Cecyl Condon CWhitmanl, Milford, Me Laura Condon fLibbyj, East Madison Me. Dorothy Dearborn QChickl Winthrop Friend, Etna, Me. i Lubelle Harding tMyrickD, Plymouth, . Me. Lillian jenkins QBrownj 44 P Mary Libby Clieyserj, Needham, Mass. Thelma Moore QDrakej, Portland, .Me. Gladys Munson CWVesterburgj, Au-burn, Me. Donald Newton, Brooklyn, N. Y. Gladys Pratt CBettsD, Camden, Me. Marion Robinson QBodwellQ Chester Small, Portland, Me. Anna Sproule, New York, N. Y. Annie Thomas CCraneD, Palmyra, Me. Herbert Whitehouse, New Hampshire Class of 1921 Kathleen Bickford fFolsomQ, East Ded- ham, Mass. Mary Bowen QCarsleyl, Newport, Me. Florence Brown fFu1-bushj, Framing- ham, Mass. Velma Carter, Plymouth, Me. Lamont Cookson, Portland, Me. Cornelia Davis QNewtonj, Brooklyn, N. Y. llelen Davis, Newport, Me. George Leavitt, VVaterville, Me. Thelma Littlefield fKnightj, Bath, Me. Madeline Miles QHallj, Newport, Me. Elsa Holbrook QWheelerj, Newport, Me. Olive Redman tBaxterj, Burnham, Me. junior Reynolds, Springfield, Ohio llelen Savage fDodgeQ, Skowhegan, Me. Lauris Sherburne, Washington, D. C. Helen Sproule, New York, N. Y. George Stevens, Newport, Me. Doris VVardwell Cliatcliffej, Peabody, Mass. Georgia Webber CCaldwelD, Washing- ton, D. C. Lillace White CRichardsonj, Plymouth, Me. Lillian Wyman QFosterj, Bangor, Me. Glass of 1922 Mildred Bartlett fliibbel Maynard Brackett, deceased Charles Brann, Northboro, Mass. Dorothy Burrill tMeKenziej, deceased Ethel Fish CSimpsonl, Newport, Me. Errol Hopkins, Plymouth, Me. Irving Hopkins, Plymouth, Me. Mary Mclntire, Plymouth, Me. Grace Miller tWightmanj, Glen Rock, N. I. Lcatha Nelson tMosesQ, Corinna, Me. Alta Parsons QCarterj, Newport, Me. Lewis Towne, Newport, Me. Jennie Turner fBurnsj, Newport, Me. julia Turner fLongj, Newport, Me. Elnathan WVhite, Bangor, Me. Woodie White, Compton, Calif, an-an-aeamamacs T 7 3C5C.CH3C'GCL7f2 I Guy Glidden Ethel VanDerKar, deceased Class of 1923 Phyllis Andrews Harvard Brawn, Newport, Xie, Xlalcolm Folsom, East Dedham. Xlass Gladys Ireland CTownel, Newport. Xie Xlyrtle Littlefield, Bangor, Xie. Avon XIcAllister, Bangor, Xle. Laura Xlunson CCl'ementj, Newport, Xle Leroy Norton, Bangor, XIe. Thelma Sheridan tXlarchol, Emmett, Idaho Erma Stuart CHallidayQ. XVashington D. C. Harold Towne, Hartford, Conn. Leon Townsend, Chicago, Ill. Mildred VanDerKar tl-Iaskellj, North- east Harbor, Xie. Lenore XVilliams fStaekpolel. Newport Xie. Class of 1924 Elwell Burns, Newport, Xie. Lola Corey tXVhiteD, Bangor. Xle. Florice Glidden, Bangor, Xle. Flora Gould, Bangor, Xle. Velma Griffeth fNovoselj, Newport. Xle Dolnar Littlefield, Gardiner. Xie. Sarah Newton QWVisemanl, Newport Me. Dorothy Rollins fCooksonl, Detroit, Xle Eldon Smith, New York 2, N. Y. Dorothy Stackpole QXle:Xllisterl. New- port, Xie. Kenneth Stevens, North Anson. Xie. Clara Turner tHigginsj, Palmyra, Xle. Xlildred Turner, deceased NValt VViseman, Newport. Xle. Carl XVithee, Etna, Xie. Class of 1925 Charles Barrett Dorothea Barbour CTiteomhl. Newport Me. 1 Etta Barrett rXVhitel. Compton, Calif. Lnella Bnrloek tGreenj, deceased Thelma Baker Qliantzj. XVatertown Xlass. Darrell Colhy. Dexter. Xle. Doris Dndley fBodyl, Baltimore. Xld, Leola Davis. deceased George Field. Portland, Xle, Harold Folsom. Portland, Xle. Lanriee Fletcher, Portland. Xle. Evelyn llinton QXICKL-nneyl, Parkman, Xle. ll. Edress Hopkins Kenneth Harding. Temple. Xle. Celina Levassenr, Plymouth. Xie. Laura Longley Lena Peavey fllalll, Dexter. Xle. Lanris Xliller, Bangor, XIe. XValdo Potter, Xlonroe, Xle, Harvard Sylvester, Flushing. N. Y. Phillip Swett. lloulton. Xle. ltita Varney fllohertsonj. Bangor, Xle. llerhert XX'iseman, XV21Sl111lgfOl1. D. C. Alennie lX'ing. Bangor. Xle. Class of 1926 Agnes Brawn tGortonl, Newport. Xle. George Brann, XVaterville, Xle. Xlyrtie Braekett QScottj, San Antonio, Texas Willis Geteliell. Newport, Xle. Earl Hanson. East Dedham. Xlass. Evelyn Littlefield. Gorham, Xle. Newell Littlefield. Dexter, Xle. .-Xliee Xlelienzie QTnggeyl, Pittsfield. Xlass. Donald Xlelienzie. Pittsfield. Xlass. Cecil Xliller. Paterson, Beatriee Norton. Bangor, Xle, Evelyn Pennell tLndwigj, Paris, France Xladeline Pennell tGordonl, Dexter, Xle. llaxel llowe tXletevierl. Corinna, Xle. lieginald liiehardson. Newport. Xle. Herhert Small, Portland, Xle. Kenneth Thompson, Newport, XIQ-, Xladalene Stnart tflonantl. Bath, Xie. Evelyn Vlloodward fFranzenl, Fanwood, DE U-1.7653255322 JQISIISELJGJCSQ N. I. Class of 1927 Earlan Allen, Bangor, Me. john Barbour, WValpole, Mass. Elena Carter QBirdD, Corinna, Me. Venita Carter, Medford, N. H. Clarence Davis, Plymouth, Me. Albert Fish, Bangor, Me. Bertha Ferry fWilliamsQ, Madison, Me Marion Fletcher CFottej, Rockland, Me Edwin Grindell, Newport, Me. Neil E. Hopkins, Philadelphia, Pa. Leon Hanson, New York, N. Y. Mary Houston CLittlelieldj, Dexter, Me Loomis Kelley, Bangor, Me. Erva Ludden fl-Iopkinsj, Springfield, Mass. Seth Lander, deceased Halton McFee, Boston, Mass. Kenneth Muncy, deceased Bernice Newton fPiperj, Dexter, Me. Sarah Patterson, Washington, D. C. Ava Swett fTwitchelD, Phillips, Me. Margaret Sylvester fViolaQ, Old Town Me. Iohn Savage, Skowhegan, Me. 7 Alice VVithee, Newport, Me. Wayne Withee, Detroit, Me. Kenneth Twitchell, Phillips, Me. VVill'iam XVhite, Bangor, Me. Allan Taylor, Dover, N. H. Class of 1928 Charles Barbour, Hartford, Conn. Avis Burlock KBrownl, Corinna, Me. Gertrude Chadborne CDavisl, Newburg Me. Bertha Creighton CPalmerl, Corinna Me. Evelyn Creighton fWoodl, Newton Mass. Leon Dyer, Newport, Me. Meredith Estes IGassi. Bangor, Me. Doris Fletcher KDavisl. Ioneshoro, Me Louise Cray CCrantl. Detroit, Me. Yelma Turner CBurlockD, Newport, Me. Frances Hanson, Newport, Me. Norman Harding, Mercer, Me. Phillip Harris, Newport, Me. Lester Harris, Dixmont, Me. YVillia1n Harris, Dixmont, Me. Elise Jones, Roselle, N. I. Helma Look 1EmmansQ, Bangor, Me. Pauline McKay, Newport, Me. Shirley Mullen QCondonj, Plymouth, Me. Robert Rich, Newport, Me. Leslie Sawtelle, Pittsfield, Me. Bernice Shaw fWhittakerj, Hartford, Conn. VVinfield Shaw, Etna, Me. Laurice Stevens, Philadelphia, Pa. Leonard Worthen, Newport, Me. Class of 1929 Arlene Baker, deceased Dorothy Beek fBeedej, Caribou, Me. Hazel Bennett fMacDonaldj, Hallowell, Me. Gerald Brackett, Oak Ridge, Tenn. Jasper Colby, Newport, Me. YVillis Colby, Worcester, Mass. Mary Condon QCellinij, VVest Upton, Mass. Dorothy Davis fHolmesj, Boston, Mass. Charles Elston, Portland, Me. Annie Fields fFernaldJ, Detroit, Mc. Beatrice Folsom, Bangor, Me. Harold Fraser, Newport, Me. Mamree Fraser fGouldD, Blue Hill, Me. Helen Cray fWilcoxD, Bangor, Me. Robert Harris, Newport, Me. Doris Lewis fFolsomj, Newport, Me. Iohn McEachron, U. S. Army Errol Moore, Dixmont, Mel Malcolm Murray, Portland, Me. Cecelia Norton fEatonl, Bangor, Me. Opal Randell KEITICYYD, Pittsfield, Me. Averill Reynolds fAverillD, Newport, Me. Henry Small, Plymouth, Me. Thelma S-oule CBuckl, Corinna, Me. Charles Smith, Skowhevan, Me. C' Cora Thompson fCoodwinl, Brunswick, Qu QGIUCJQQGJQ Estelle Wrseman Cvllllllll Newport 1 e llCd1lOI Wrtllee Nlathexxs l1111111e1 Nlass Class of 1930 Lva Luuy QB1 mn NNate111ll1 NI1 Bubala Lolbv fBl21I1SC01'l1lJ N111p111I 1 e Nona loulkes NVecd H1ll11111ll NI1 ohn Gilman Newport Nle Donalcl Gleason Newport NI1 Laura Grmdell fBockwellj E1et11 NI1 Althea lones Qlrrtzpatrrckj ALIDLISII NI1 Nlumm jones F1 ISGI Newport NIL Perry Nlclntne U S Navy Fanny Nluiphv fNason BIDOOI NI1 Phyllrs PIQICG CCl111St111I H11ll11111111l ahf Hazel Pratt fS11l,,elI Saco NI1 George Small Nlewport NI1 -f-9' QC P? F .1 QJGJQDGJJQDQ 1 N NN 1111 11111 H1 1 11111 t1 L ll ll Il 1 I I C 1111111111111 S1NNNtI Ncxsport NIL I1111111 Sl11NN CN11l1olsJ P111111l1111e li I 1 e 1111 CH 1C 11ll1 1tl LNN 1 131111 NN 1 181 NlI1Sl N11111 Cl ISS 11f 1987 N Nl 1 1 LN fllll ll011lt l11l111 DNLI N111111 t Ils11 Cfllllll 151111111 NLNNPOII NI1 I I L. 1. ,,,, 9 p PP-AffliPPff53iffP IIII 9 fL'fQQfQLLLfQLi',.ijfQ Me. C1-lia Nlz1Il11111s, l.111'1fll. ,l11ss. ' ' Q ' 1 I, N' ' ', NN'ill111111 N1' 'I . S1 ' g ' 111, N't. N11 . Nlaf' - Nut 11' IVCIIZISPI. lIl l 1 . Nlz. E ' ' ' C, ' ' 11 , ll1'gi1111l1l lJ111g1'1'11. lialtl. Nlv. 1 ' . .Nlz1'11111 llz11'111's fC11g11111. Sl11111'l1cg1111 ' Nl . 7 't 1, 7. 1. C 1 .. 1 ' 'A ' ' 1 ' Q, IU ' ', NN ill111111 Sl11'11. l'111'Ilx111 l. Nl . Nfl. lim 'Il1S111iIl1. la l111'1'. Nlass. 4' . C ' J, t fr , . 1. lI2lI'l1Lll'il NN'0y1111111tl1 I 1 11, Nt '- I ' , I ', 1 . 11111't,l. I, ' , 1' ', 1 1, SI1' lz ll11tr ' 4' ' , J V, , 2 ,NQ111-s NN'l1itl1'1' 1' 'z ' Ort, NIC. . ' 4 ' , ff 1,. r. A w V I ...K C -Q ALA -,A in .... .. ' I , . . lim .N1l11111s 1l31'1111'11j. l5a11g11r, NI11. M ' 1 ' I ' Q, 1 ff ', . 1. Alilllll . 1la111s. . 111'tl11'11st Ilarl11', Nle. ' ' ' It ,' ' , NI11'1' llllllili Vils . 1111. NI1-. C '. Dr., ' 11'.Nle. 'ff ,' ,.1. 1 1. 'f , 1 ', I 1. l,1111'1s flflllltl B'1111'11r NIJ Arlene Smlth fSawye1'Q, Newport, NI1-. Eileen Soper, Swampscott, Nlass. Madeline NVhite INILIITHYD, Portland, Nle. Class of 1981 lval Arno, Newport, Nle. Marion Barbour CTaylorj, GllllfOI'Ll, NI11. Hilma Beek fNewtonj, Worcester, Nlass. Reginald Boyle, Newport, Nle. Darrell Brown, Newport, Nle. Norman Burleigh, Montville, Nle. LaRoy Derby, Millinocket, Nle. Cecil Ferry, Newport, NIC. Irene Fletcher fNVarkQ, Dexter, Nle. Annie Grindell CCyeI, Exeter, Nle. Natalie Hanson fKelleyD, Belfast. NI1-. Norman Hanson, Bath, Nlc. Roger Holt, Lincoln, NIe. Louise Hunt fDyerj. Brunswiclc NI1-. Edwin Ken11edy, Presque Isle, Phyllis Knowles fFG1'11Zlll1ll, PittsH11l1l, Me George Levasseur Ro berta Lewis CKimballJ, Cape Eliza- beth, Nle. . 1 ., .. 1. ESII11-1' Grey fllillllllgtllll, P11rtl11111l, NI11. IC1i1- flI't1N' 1T11sl11'1'l. North Newport, NI1-. l'l1ll'lN'll' ll11pl1i11s fllgilllilllllllll. B1'1111s1vick, NIC. .Nllllll l1'1i111f H 1111111 lx1'11111'1ly 1li11z11'111'1'j, 1l11c1'11s111l 1 l',lm1l11-tl1 l,1l1l11' QP11z1e111'l1I, N1'Wp1'1rt, NI1 Nlill'IUll l,ill'liIIlilI1 QliCN'SC'l'p, Bath. N. H. l'llpl111g1- Le1'11ssc111' ,Nl'll1IIl' l1111l1l1-11, N1'11'p11rt. NI11. Iilsic L111l1l1'11 CNi1'l111lsI. CiJl'IIIlIZl, NIC, K1'itl1 NlCl1C1lI', Bath. NI1-. fI111'ill41 NlIII'pllN' fl1111vej. .'NtlI'0I4il. Nlv. D111'11tl11' l11111'1' CNicl11'1'so111. ClOI'lIlI1Il Nlv. Pllyllis Ni1'l11'rs1111 1C11tl1111'i1'j, B1'c1Ver, Nlv. NVI11111- ll21NlIt'S. P111'tlz1111l. Nle. Nla1'g111'1'it11 Smith 1Kaile1'j. NIz1ss11el111- scftts. lgC'N't'l'lN' Sopcr lllt1l11lllOIll. Newport, Nl1'. NI111111 S11111-1' CCllIAI1C'lll. N1'11'po1't. Nl1'. lfl1111111 Sonlc lF2lG13GSIG:3C'CID'S Sulo Haapanen, Pomana, Calif. Reba Williams CWarkQ, Palmyra, Me. Millard Wfilliams, Newport, Me. Class of 1933 Bernard Arno, Newport, Me. Alfred Sanborn, YVorcester, Mass. Alice Foulkes fCarnegiej, Vassalhoro Me. Irene Harris fRyderj,Qrono, Me. Ralph Morton Ile-bert Rowe, Bangor, Me. Class of 1934 Marjorie Adams fNormanl Flora Basford, Portland, Me. Harlan Braley, Palmyra, Me. Royce Brown, Newport, Me. Bessie Bubar CClarkj, Corinna, Me, Hugh Cary, Reading, Mass. Irving Chase, Plymouth, Me. Lena Cochran fDeWittj, Bangor, Me. Arthur Derby, Brewer, Me. Anna Gould fAmsde-nj, Dexter, Me. Marjorie Hodge, Thomaston, Me. Waldo Leavitt Meredyth Lewis QSmithl, Corinna, Mc. Pearl McKay fPerkinsj, Boston, Mass. Harriett Nye, Augusta, Me. Greydon Piper, Newport, Me. Madelyn Raynes CRadcliffj, Rockland Me. Martha Raynes CBarnesl. Skowhegan, Me. Harlan Reynolds, Portsmouth, N. H. Lucian Savage, Etna, Me. Richard Young, deceased Class of 1935 Leola Cochran Alton Fairbrother, Portland, Me. Marion Glidden CLegassel, Brewer, Me. Melva Hicks fSmithj, Palmyra, Me. Marion McKenney, Bangor, Me. Adolph Moses, Newport, Me. Louise Neal fCookl, Portland, Me. Francis Newton, VVorcestcr, Mass. w Robert Raynes Glenn Rich, Pittsfield, Me. Beryl Savage fFittsl, Stetson, Me. Philip Tedesco Rowena Titcomb QCramerj, Bultalo N. Y. Frank Vance, Waterville, Me. Milton Vance, VVaterville, Me. lVarren lVhitney, Newport, Me. Class of 1936 Pauline Adams CBrownj, Malden, Mass lanet Barbour QCaryj, Reading, Mass. Laurace Bruce CRiderj, Providence, R. I Mary Chase CStackpolel, Plymouth. Me Lena Cookson CDowj, Newport, Me. Mittie Downs Cstevensj, Carmel, Me. Gertrude Emerson fBaileyQ, Portland, M , e. june Harris, Newport, Me. ' Hilda Kimball tEmersonj, Contoocook N. H. lessie Jones, Portland, Me. Eleanor McKenney fHodgkinsj, Ells- worth, Me. Gerald Mitton, Dexter, Me. Leslie Murray, Harmony, Me. Ancil Pennell, Calais, Me. Evelyn Pond fMirantel, Hartford, Conn Dale Ordway, Pittsfield, Me. Una Mooers, Atlantic City, N. I. Mary Rollins fPerkinsQ, Hartland, Me. Florence Slipp, Augusta, Me. Anne Taylor fMcLainl, Lexington, Mass W'ayne YVaterman, Greenfield, Mass. Myrtle Whiting, Greenfield, Mass. Edna VVilson CFraserj, Newport, Me. Class of 1937 Hartley Banton, Newport, Me. Carlton Brackett, Newport, Me. T. Merrill Carter, Newport, Me. Paul' Clark, Dexter, Me. Mary Dresser fAustinl, Madison, Me Freda Elston, Freeport, Me. Pauline Fraser CDavisj, Etna, Me. Dorice Friend ' 1 'Q-Q51 . nw- , .. --L was U tm-, . ZWQSIIHGIBFFSQSC -AVN' 'Someone Charles Gould, NVate-rville. Nle. john Hamlin, Newport, NIe. Anita Hanson QTIILIFSIUIID, Newport. NIC Archie Hatch, Bangor, NIC. Donald Hopkins Eleanor Hnnt QNVoodwortIiJ. Portland Me. Hadley Rowe. Etna. NIe. Carlyle Stackpole. Plyniontli. Nlc. Boland Stuart, Newport. Nle. Artlnir Swett. Newport. Nlc. Ilclen Tardy QNasonD. Newport. NIC. Samuel NVarrcn. U. Navy lolin NVcntWortl1. Newport. NIC. lloincr NVoodward. Bangor, NIC. llclen Nvllliillg QAlleyj, Newport. NIC. Class of 1938 Raymond Amsden. Corinna. NIC. Avis Anderson, Skowlicgan. NIC. Patricia ,-Xndcrson tBI'L'XYCI'j Ntadeleinc Banton tlirackcttl. Ncwport, NIC. Vera Basford. Portland. NIc. Freda Beck Clbipcrl, Newport, NIC. Almcr Davis, Etna. Ntc. Barbara Davis ftinntt. Dox Cr. NIC. Clennis Colby QTnrnCrj. Ncwport. Nlc. Nlanreen Daxis tflianclicttcj. PittsIiCld Mc. Amos Dcltaps. Dctroit. NIC. llcnry Dcltaps. Dctroit. NIc. Pliyllis Emcrson QErwinl. Newport. NIC. Francis Dolicrty, Ncwport. NIC. Ilarold Ferry, Newport. NIC. Ituliy Ferry flilcklcrl, Pittslinrgili. Pa. Gladys Ficld tN'ancei. NVatcrx'ilIc. NIC. Ntablc Could Qltonndyj. Bangor. NIC. Elivcll HiCks, Corinna. NIC. Elliot Hold, U. S. ,Nriny Daisy Hussey tNIortonl. Newport. Nic. Ruth Iones Cttnmel. Portland. NIC. Ellen Kimball fCIiasej. Plyrnontli. Nic. Villora Knowles, NVaIdo'boro, Nic. Beulah Lewis CVVilsonl. Bangor. NIC. Virginia Lockwood, Skowlicgan. Nic. Nellie Lewis. deceased Elwood Parent. Newport, Nle. Priscilla Plninnicr tDcx'erCanxl, Bangor, Nic. Cliarles Pond. Ilarttord. Conn. tlatlierinc Saragc Otortonj, Etna. Nle. ClCnCx'a Itnsscll tSmitIil. Ainlicrst. NIass. Yinccnt Sniitli. Baltimore..Ntd... A Ccdric SopCr. Ncxrport. Nts-. Nlarxis Stuart. NN'asliington. D. C., Palnicr Tcctesco. Xcwportf NICK! lCdn'ard NYCCQI. Bangor. NIC. I Class of 1939 .' . . tlrcnrillc Anderson. Newport. Nle. Barbara Bean 1Ha1niltonU,i' Baltimore. Nia. . j Stanlcy Btfyllttl.'Nl'NN'bO1'f,VlNIS. ' ' Ccralclinc BnswcllfStanford. 'Connf Norma Butterfield, Camden. NIC. Ilcnry Condon. Uron'oQ'NIc. tlcorgc Drcsscr. SCl15llSCti1tlN'. N. Y. Nlary Fairlirotlicr fN'Ii'Ilsl. Bangor, Nie. Ixzlin C. Friend. Brewer, NIC. trln Fritz fttoliersonj. Pittsfield, Nlcl Clifton Cray. Plyniontli. NIC. X K' Darrcll Cray. Newport. NIC. I tllcnna Ilaining CNVilsonl. NC'iSfpi'Ji tQiiNIc. Ifrank Ilarris. Ncxrport. NIC. Pliyllis Ilcatli f,I lCtCIiCrN. Palmyra, NIC. Druid Itnsscy, Dexter. NIC. lingcnc -Iarxis, Dctroit. NIc. ltntli Langly. Pittsticld. NIC. I.rna I.ittlCIicld Ctngstrinnl. Orono, NIE. I.orainC I.ittIcIicId. Pittsiicld, NIC. l.nciIIC Nlcfllantlin CNIcCartl1yj, Lee, Nlass. Evcrt-tl Nlcrrill. Oakland. NIC. Nfatlran Ntcrrill. Ncwport, NIC. NViniI'rccl Niorrison. NN'atcrx'ille. NIC. Ia-onn Nlorton fSliawN. Palmyra. Nic. Itntli Nlorton CNVriglitl. PittsIicld.'NIe. Ilcnnctli Ntnllcn. Ilartiord, NIe. Lloyd Pond. Dctroit. NIO. tlliarlrts Pray. dcceascd l Carl Saxrycr. Dover. NIC. I Kfarolyn Sopcr fllamiltonl. Newport NIc, ' iacaemmotar LSQUUWQQGQQJ Margaret Soper fWithamj, Newport, Me. joseph Tardy, Plymouth, Me. june Tedesco fClayj, Germany Arnold Temple, Palmyra, Me. Charles Titeomb, Bangor, Me. Wallace 'Warren Eleanor White QC-ordonj, Newport, Me Constance NVilcox QParentl, Newport, Me. Eugenia NVithee flloldj, Greenville S. C. . Class of 1940 Dorothy Bradford, Boston, Mass. Wendell Burill, deceased Dorothy Conant, Portland, Me. Marguerite Cookson QMitchelll, Auburn Me. Neal Davis, Pittsfield, Me. Shirley Fickett QLucel, Dexter, Me. Barbara Gordon QLittleHeldQ, Newport Me. Vaikko Haapanen, Boston, Mass. Eugene Hand, Etna, Me. Rodney Hanson, Newport, Me. Ernestine Kinderstead CEstesj, Pitts- field, Me. Eileen Kimball, Gorton, Mass. Dona.d Marcho, Boise, Idaho George McGlauHin, Hodgdon, Me. Frank McGraw, Burnham, Me. Richard McKay, Stockton, Calif. Marilyn Neal CDwel'leyl, Baltimore, Md Warren Nickse, Newport, Me. Ruth Oliver, Pittsfield, Mc. Wayne Pierce Lawrence Roberson, Newport, Me. Elton Rich, Corinna, Me. Patricia Richards CTemplel, Palmyra Me. Blanche Rowe fWilsonl, Newport, Me Elizabeth Rowe, Bar Harbor, Me. Marion Savage fKnowltonj, Portland Me. Shirley Smith CHaapanenl, Boston, Mass Harland Stackpole, Newport, Me. : Barbara Swett QTuckerl, Plainfield, N. j. Annie Tasker Margie Towle fliandalll, Bath, Me. llazle Townsend, Newport, Me. Maxine Weymouth QFriendj, Newport, Me. Kathleen lVhite QStalnakerl, lVilson Center Norman, Okla. Paul Witham, Newport, Me. Class of 1941 Robert Bean, Portland, Me. Arlene Boylan Clilullisj, Newport, Me. Philip Bradford, Newport, Me. Dwight Clark, U. S. Navy Elaine Conant, Bangor, Me. Ernest Condon, Newport, Me. Wilton Devereaux, Bangor, Me. Gerald Emerson, Newport, Me. Dwight Fraser, Bangor, Me. Gloria Gravos, Boston, Mass. Frances Hand, Cambridge, Mass. Thelma Hart, Presque Isle, Me. Barbara McDonald QKingl, Newport, Me. Geraldine Kiclntirc, Madison, YVis. Thelma Mitchell tStofferQ, Orono, Me. Henry Ordway, Pittsfield, Me. Ruth Pelkey QWhitej, Newport, Me. lValdo Pray, Portland, Me. Dean Reynods, jr., Etna, Me. Mildred Richardson, Newport, Me. Sidney Shapiro, University of Maine Lauriston Smith, Palmyra, Me. jean Shaw, Portland, Me. Mary Tardy Qlirewerl, Newport, Me. Raymond Tardy, Newport, Me. Edwin Towne, Newport, Me. llenry Vance, deceased josephine Varney CBatalarisl, Buffalo, N. Y. Opal lVacle flfarrisj, North Hampton, N. H. Virginia lVhitc Claivezyl, Swampscott, Mass. Frederick VVitham, Portland, Me. Barbara Pennell fCheneyQ, Dexter, Me. ,,,.. .-tm. an . WTTTTTW' 'T 'TnT T7w5'f ' WWTF T 'v'D A'm Class of 1942 Richard Banton, Newport, Me. Gerald Booth, Newport, Me. Muriel Boylan, Lewiston, Me. Frances Brewer, Boston, Mass. lVarren Brown, University ol' Maine Freda Butterfield, Corinna, Me. Kenneth Buzzell, deceased Paul Carter, Etna, Me. James Christie, Newport, Me. Charles Condon, U. Navy Leon Gray, North Newport, Me. Charles Holt, Plymouth, Me. Freda Kennedy Clewettl, Dexter, Me. Donna Kimball CGrayl, Newport, Me. Cecelia McGlautlin fHalll, Lee, Mass. Zelda Metevier QNelsonl, North lVil- mington, Mass. Harvard Mullen, Skowhegan, Me, Norma Mclntire fDuntonl, Madison, VVis. Iohn Patchell, Akron, Ohio Doris Pluimner CTowlel, Newport, Me. Martha Reynolds, Etna, Me. Earle Soper, Pittsfield, Me. Olive Stevens fEmeryl, Eliot, Me. Beverly Stuart QBarrl, Detroit, Mich. George Townsend, U. S. Army Irene Tuttle CColsonl, Newport, Me. Grace Twitchell QlVrightl, Pittsfield, Me Manley lVcbb, U. S. Navy Class of 1943 Arthur Anderson, University ot Maine Mildred Brawn QMarchol, Newport, Me Delores Bryson, Newport, Me. Vincent Conant, Etna, Me. Kenneth Davis, Newport, Me. Margaret Delaney Rena Emerson CTardyl, Newport, Me. Albert Fernald, Columbia Falls, Me. Evangeline Gray tMatyeZykl, Bangor. Me. Ronald Greene, Newport, Me. Norma Hand Roscoe Hicks, Newport, Me. 4 amucmcaeo Warren Maddocks, Bangor, Me. Leland McLean, Farmington, Me. Ceorge Merrow, Pennsylvania Sheila Mitchell QMathewsl, Pittsfield, Me. Althea Rich, Newport, Me. Buren Rich, Newport, Mc. Glen Richardson, Plymouth. Me. Floyd Robertson Robert Scott, Carmel, Me. Erwin Sonle, Bangor, Me. lnex Towle tlVithaml, Fairfield, Me. Kathleen lVhite fDavisj, Pittsfield. Me. Class of 1944 Lyle Chadwick, Burnham, Me. Lorraine Clement, Boston, Mass. Dorcas Carsley, Bangor, Me. Eva Dow, Etna, Me. Mildred Fletcher lPeasel, Rockland, Me. Bernard Foss, lVinslow, Me. Beulah Leavitt, Newport, Me. Emily Parent fSylvainl, Newport, Me. Norman Stevens, Eliot, Me. john 1Vebb, lr., Newport, Me. Alice lVhittaker Phyllis Whittaker QWeirsl, Newport, Me. Ennna XVo0dward, Corinna, Me. Class of 1945 joyee Emerson, Lewiston, Me. Gladys Graves CMerrilll, Newport, Me. Howard Gray, Newport, Me. VVinona Gray tBradtordj, Newport, Me. Ethel Henderson fSt. Louisl, Bangor, Mc. Marilyn MacLauchlan Cllleirsl, New- port, Me. Robert Marshall, U. S. Army -leanne Littlefield. lVaterville, Me. Quinn Rich, Newport, Me. Colleen Richardson, University of Maine Celia Roberson Homer Sawyer, U. S. Army Richard Scott, Newport, Me. 61111530 58 -araeoerena Howard Shapiro, U. S. Army Richard Swanson, Belfast, Me. Ruth Tardy CEmeryl, Detroit, Me. Helen Weirs CMillettl, Palmyra, Me. Patricia Berry, Bangor, Me. Class of 1946 Keith Bryant, Newport, Me. Philip Coburn, University of Maine Althea Condon, Boston, Mass. Sidney Cookson, Newport, Me. Natalie Davis, Bangor, Me. Albert DeBeck, Newport, Me. Doris Dow, Etna, Me. Margaret Fletcher, Washington, Me. Carl Cray, Newport, Me. Ruth Harris, Bangor, Me. Emily Huse, University of Maine Marilyn Huse, University of Maine Shirley Look, Westbrook Iunior College Hebert Marshall, Newport, Me. Ruth McAll'ister fThompkinsl, Newport, Me. Geneva Mitchell, Newton, Mass. Guy Mullen, Bangor, Me. Roland Peterson, Newport, Me. Frank Pray, Newport, Me. Thayes Reynolds CHarmonl, Etna, Me. Emily Rowe, Bangor, Me. Phyllis Shorey, Newport, Me. Sidney Smith, Newport, Me. Dorothy Soper fHoarl, Bangor, Me. Olive Stuart, Etna, Me. Babette Tucker, Bangor, Me. Erroll Turner, Newport, Me. Theo Weir fMacDonoughl, Carmel, Me. Louise Weirs, Portland, Me. Class of 1947 Joanne Ballard, Augusta, Me. Iacqueline Bolwell, Bangor, Me. Lucille Boylan, Bangor, Me. Maurice Bradford, Newport, Me. WVendell Braley, Newport, Me. Lois Bryant, Newport, Me. Richard Chambers, Lincolnville, Me. Harold Condon, U. S. Navy Ieanne Finnemore, Newport, Me. Hanna Haapanen, New York, N. Y. Marguerite Ienne, Saco, Me. Rosalie Iones, Newport, Me. Florence Kenniston, Newport, Me. Roberta McDougal, Portland, Me. Richard Nason, Farmington, Me. lack Randall, Palmyra, Me. Nathan Reynolds, Walpole, Mass. Joyce Sheridan, Bangor, Me. Dana Small, Plymouth, Me. Rita Spooner, Palmyra, Me. Eleanor XVing, Bangor, Me. Hadley Smith, Quincy, Mass. is Q W-if N914 39CE2 ae, Q 0' 1 1 D X XZ' S ' XR S S D' 'Se E5 Q EZ. 151 - fi - ' 'Yi . . ,, 513- f 3, 11: , ,, f 'ff- A2 , 59 Compliments of H. L. MORONG ll?w'?'gWlI Home of Tested Motion Pictures Visit the Newport Playhouse Regularly CJQQQGQQGEJGQQC 60 When in Newport Visit BARRETTS flags Popular :md Weste1'11 Records and Variety Merchandise 12293 THE FEDERATED For Dry Goods and Dresses C. A. BARRETT, Prop. , Ai: sr- if A 2 1325 - 61 cntacnmc .Mx .. 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ZIQCQUGIQIZJFIUQ 7 0 JUWUUQIJTE Compliments of X'Veirs' Barber Shop Raw and Pasteurized Newport Maine Milk and Cream Compliments of My Hobby - Your Satisfaction Idle Hour Restaurant Dtxlcr :mine Newport, Maine C0mplimCIllS of Compliments of Eugene Towne 1'1u-Hbiuz of Ifeatinz , Newport Producers, Inc. Newport Mamc Compliments of B-B Feeds Ed Lemerise Newport Marine NCWPOYI Niffline C A L L , T RAW LINGS I - G - A for Quality Foods at Lowest Possible Prices VVE Deliver NEVVPOBT Tel. 100 MAINE JONES, INN Typifying Maine in Food, Atmosphere and Hospitality NEWVPORT MAINE .1n...J-3 k 'T TTT 7'1i ' 74 'T ' 'TT 'TT-'zubgiicfiifciii Dakin Sporting Goods Co. 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Hanson Hardware Company Plumbing - Heating - Hardware - Paints - Stoves - Refrigerators Washing Machines - Electrical Supplies - Lumber and Coal Milking Machines - Pumps - Milk Coolers NEWPORT TEL. 200 MAINE E S S O PRODUCTS Our New Truck Means More Prompt and Courteous Service Range Oil Fuel Oil Gasoline Metered Truck Delivery W. HENRY STAPL S Tel. Newpert 210 or Pittslielcl 107-2 .s....3.x Ejcgimaf 73 Qmamzazac YVe invitc you to try nn AlIIb'1'IC11-5 fuvoritc Stylv Klart Suits Topcoats. and Sports Coats f all with tln' IZIIIIOIIS ne-ck func tailoring. ln our Fontwc-nr l3vpz1rt1m'l1t ynn will lincl tllc' gwntcst svlvc- tion of Xlenis. XVOIIIUII-S :incl fllIIlQlI'CIl.S Slim-s wc lmvv mvl' currivcl. Coinplcite linc nl :Xtlilvtic Ilqnipinvnl. Uniforms nncl ,Xililctic lflootwczli' L. B. SUPER Clothing and l ootw0u1' FERNALD BLOCK Tllli. SI XIQXVPOIIT. ME. 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Xlv. ll C 't'4i'l St' Btmlm Vumlminq - IICRIUIIUQ - R4'l,l'iLfL'l'.lli.ll1 C 'Vlil L'm5 uf R M Fhqg CO 013011111-ll Real Estate . A . Q K Y ,. . 33-ST l mnkliu Stl'LXL't Agency BLKHQUI' Xlaliuc 151151-14-IL1 Muiuc Compliments of 1475405 70. .fmwlefz paint Printers of Your Year Book Zewjgnz, -- -- Wiaivze Corinna Insurzmce Agency H, H, IIXNIXI. Xigr. TM, 62 CURINNA NNW mam-sz:-on 86 IBUQUWW THE BANGOR HOUSE Delicious Luncheon Dinner Plates 50C - S50 Served ll A. M. to 2 P. BI. T F L Y Y PORTLAND FLYING SERVICE Chartered Service Flight Instruction Under G. I. Bill of Rights Special Courses - Special Rates For Students PITTSFIELD - PORTLAND MAINE Telephone 8726 D. D. Terrill Saw Company Manufacturers of THE FAMOUS TERRILL SAW'S AND TOOLS Distributors of LUMBEHING TOOLS, MILL SUPPLIES, SHOP EQUIPMENT 126 Exchange Street, Bangor, Maine Donald Pratt Co. Diamond Merchants and jewelers 18 HAMMOND ST. BANGOR, MAINE 114,51 , - exit.. . mucacvacmcpc- P A PS7 'P 921261-UE-556 Nlimeograpli Ileuclquarteis , Compliments of Kinney Duplifafof CO' water-ville Fruit Co. 197 State St. Be f - My 1 , um' mt ufarci-ville, MQ. Supplies for All Makes .l. P. Bryson 81 Sons Cleziiwiew Farms - North Newport Cream, Milk, Long Lumber, Pulp, Posts, Ties, Bean Poles Buyers and Shippers ol: Potatoes and Dry Beans TEL. 18-22 CORINNA, MAINE Compliments of . l Compliments of Vvllllflfll F. Jude Attorney and Counsel-ut-Law A NQwp01't Xlkllllk' Compliments of BILL SHAPIRU lloocl's lee Creinn - Candy - Cigarettes Tolnncco - Sanclwiches 88 mcaesmwp PLYMOUTH WUOLEN MILLS Mauufactu1'ex's of WOOL BLANKETS Virgin Wool Buffalo Plaid Skirting For better grades And better sight, fx A student's need is lots of light. And baking pies, Good light's the thing to save Mom's eyes. Q . ' il Q xy A 6' 6 7' For washing, knitting ll X. W - R. M l Qlp Q For working, bowling And reading the paper, Dad finds good light a real eye-saver Reddy 'Kifowatt YULIR ELECTRKCAL EERVANY UUDJQGQQEJGJ JE.?i3I3D.Dl2?C.C1l Co111pl1111111ls of Dcxtu Bow 111152, DextLr NI um C0ll1pl1l1lLI1tS f Dextu Blken Dcxhr NI l1I1 Co111ph111L11ts f Dr O M C1r1 Optometrxbt Ds xter NI 1111s c.AllllPl1lllLl'ltS cf Plttsfield Shoe RLIDIII P1ttsF1aId NI unc COIIIPIIIIXLYKN of B 8K H C1911 Nlulxet Hwrtl md XI unc- CKl!11lJI11lll1ltS of llx111outl1 XI1llS Re11111u1t StO1C Bl mlxe ts nm RQ11111 IDU C0111pl1111u1tS of Sta11leyH Sl101f D XI D Dentnt P1ttSfieId NI lllll C,0111pI11111x1ts of II 1 foo ulgg IHSIIL ld NI 111m Harms B'lk1IlQ B11 us of H11115 Bette1 B1e.1d C1116 and Donuts XY 1te1x1lIL NI 11116 C o111pl1111u1ts of l 111Z11 111111111116 LO e 43-1397 YVl1oleS1k Re-tml J1ttsf111d NI1111e I IN IS BROTHERS -IOIIN DEIHRL 11 XHXI IOUIPXIEBT S llcs md 5111 1105 'IEI 6 NEWPOH1 NI -XIXIE 1 . ' I i I V Y 'W -H . . . , , .- ' 1 S I ' 1 J can A 1- 1 ' ' AY x, i ,ry ' 11' ' .,. F Q' 9 ' 1 J 0' ' ' - ,- 1' . . 11. Z ' ' A' I H i Q if 7 A 1 E xlilill St, ' 1' ' , 1 1' 1 , f, ., J v ' . . 1 . C1 A L V A ' K Plymouth, Maine L 2 11', 2 ' 1 1 ' 1 , 1 A 1 vw If 1 . . 1 , . 4 - L R Co. 1 A - K Q, I .' H A C ,L 41 v - , X . l . 1 , 2' ' Q . yi ,, A i- X Tl.f-' .z1- 1' .z' V Y v , I , 7 . . 1 1 1 ,K . Ll ,sz V,--'-, ,- -4 1 1. QQPWUWQH 90 aeetaeeee Compliments of The New Pine Tree Restaurant, Inc. 114 Main Street Bangor Maine Boyd St Noyes, Inc. Jewelers and Diamond Merchants 25 Hammond St. Dial 2-0183 Bangor, Me. Try us once - vou'll Come Again Philis Lunch Dexter Maine Compliments of Geraldis Store Newport Maine Compliments of Burrill Hardware Co. Corinna Main e Compliments of Daggettis Shoe Store Dexter Maine Compliments of Rines Company Graduation and Dinner Dresses Compliments of Spiros Shoe Hospital 120 Main Street Bangor Maine Bangor Maine Compliments of Dial 4887 DI. A. L21B211'gC Dexter Maine Clarion Stove Supply Co. r ' Compliments of 213 Exchange St. Bangor, Maine A1 Byrdifl Filling Station Corinna Maine Ramsey 81 Gates Co. Furniture and Funeral Scrvitt Dexter, Maine Compliments of Ci 79 7 Ken Hu ghs Service Station Tydol Gas and Oil St, Albans Maine . - mawmrrrrr-ereeee we-e E e ee e ee ff --refe- -iax --g- gg s f e.,EH..e ,,,.9e1.,-. -Eine E EERE? KEITH Sflllrfrl llll,LgXCllE FARM - XO. fflfYVPUllT .Potatoes - F01'tilim'r Waterville Hardware and Plumbing Co. Paint and Electrical Supplies 20 MAIN STREET XVATERVILLE, NI.-UNE Telephone -1113 - 414 Compliments of ulleacl to Toe Outitters for l l 1 the Entire Familyu LJ-hu 131111113 Naturally - Yon'll St21llOIl Fiml lt At Groceries - lee Crcunn S T E R N l S Soda - Gulf Cas NVntcrx'illc - Skowlwgan BYRON H. SMITH CO. 124 PICKEHINC SO. BANGOR. NIE. XVllOl?S2llC Drugs 1 Iax'cn'inQ Extrnc-ts GCSIJQQQJQQQQQ 92 3163034513292 For the Latest Records on VICTOR - COLUMBIA - DECCA QXVe have them alll Come to L. A. Dysart 581 10 Cent Store PITTSFIELD, MAINE Fairheld Creamery Company FAIRFIELD, MAINE Dairy Products Whole - Retail Home of Pine Cone Ice Cream Compliments of LEONARD'S GRAIN STORE PITTSFIELD, MAINE Outfitters for D Put Your Savlngs in 21 High School Boys Mutual Savings Bank The Store for Men and Boys Waterville Savings Bank vvatervilla Maine VVaterville, Maine . of 5' sr- , 3, , is if gg-Q QE? 1 'Q . . . fE.lL7, '3 - 7 'A lk A .. ' '51 'L . ..' :Y Zhi 1 Wi, , 'v CVCJDJQJCJFSEUQI 93 'T A' 'A' T Laqciufmauc. MAURICE J. FINESON 374 CENTER l3.XNCOll. Xl:XlNE Tlfli. 5745 cll1lSS11lIlgS - Class Pins - Xlmluls - T 1'mw pliics uml ,Xwt 1x'n ls Olllcial lvwclei' to Newport lligli Sc-liool 1937 - 1949 Clnssvs llvpwsviitiiug liorvii N1UI'Cl1lSOIl iuicl Co. HUSSON COLLEGE Formerly Bangor Xlaiiic Scliool of Commerce 157 Pilfli Strvvt. llzuigor. Xlv. Frm- Catalog Tuition S70 quarterly C. H. Hussou. Presiclciit No Solicitors Employed Coinplimviits ol H. C. BAXTER BRO. Camicrs - Quick Frcezcrs - Dvliyclrators Plants HABTLAN D C ORINNA QWQQQQQQ IGGDQCQESYEQCJE4 Ierryis Repair Shop Electrical Supplies of All Kinds Compliments of Gerald Emerson 21 NVater St. Tel. 197-ll Newport, Mc. Williani Sawyer Compliments of Higs Taxi Telephone Newport Maine 407-12 Nights -- 187-ll Days Dexter MZUUC W. R. Taylor Insurance Agency H. E. McMichael, Agent Main Street Pittsfield Maine Compliments of Red s Clothing and Footwear Store Main St. Newport, Me. 'Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rich Compliments of Slates Service Station Tires Changed Hartland Milille Compliments of Spring Street Greenhouse Charlotte B. YVebber, Prop. Tel. 262-3 Dexter, Maine Compliments of B. W. Hanson 61 Co. Hartland Maine Compliments of Banton Brothers Newport Maine VVILLIAIWS SNACK BAR Hot Dogs - Hamburgers Fried Clams Sunoco Cas and Oils OUTER ELM STREET A+'-f - .vo .- , . :G ,. awwcwam: T TT T 95 T ' 'T iuafzaans-cm W. A. Smith gl Sons Cvrtificcl Xlkllllt' 340 Sp-cd Oats TEL. G2-ll Florida Tcstm-Ll FOllllClllllUll Kutululin Potatoes TEL. 203-12 HANSON DRLG STORE DRUGS- SOD.-XS - PRESCRIPTIOXS VVATER STREET XEXVPORT, MAINE QlUlllDlllllL'IllS ul! DAYS LUNCH RAY LIRRY. Prop. TEL. 824-2 PITTSFIELD, MAINE Guilford Dry Cleaners LICENSED SANITOXE CLE-Xxlxfl NEWPORT MAINE GUILFUHD 34lf:3Ql'IQ'i-1313535 96 UCUIQFEJIQGCQUQQC Compliments of Compliments of Hanson SL Smith Ideal Beauty Salon CHOICE MEATS NEXVPORT I St. Albans Maine Tcl. 179 9 Mill St. MERRILL TRANSPORT CU. Specializing in Petroleum Hauling M 1 4 , afar - Terminals - PORTLAND - BANGOR - AUGUSTA Our Advertisers Made This Issue of The Live Wire Possible PLEASE PATRONIZE THEM C:UIN1lHl1l6'lltS of EASTLAND XYGULEN MILL CURIYYX XI-XINIE Compliments I i H. P. HOOD 51 SONS DAIRY PRODUCTS bmsmmm 98 mamma-as DIAL 9471 HAPPY COOKING GAS ATLANTIC STOVE COMPANY Atlantic Ranges - Norge Refrigerators and Radios Nickel and Brass Polishing Range Repairs 205 EXCHANGE ST. BANGOR, MAINE LANCEY HOUSE Visit Maineis Famous Dining Room Catering to Banquets and Small Parties TEL, 105 PITTSFIELD MAINE BARGAIN BOX Compliments of . , , Nlade1ine's Radio Service and Repair Souvenir Shop Beauty Sh0P Main St. Newport 364 Main St- Tel. 303-4 Dexter Maine Abbie's Esso Station just Received New Tires Telephone 8370 DEXTER MAINE 'mam-LUQQQQW 9Q z' 3:3 .3 M 0 D E R N PH0'ro ENGHAVERS ?6ne Fauna? Fiwtea 9 Broad St.. BANGOR. NIE. VVEBBER'S DAIRY VVATERV I. MAINE C. D. MERRIFIELD CO. V V V SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIFS V V V 23 Cenlrnl S BANGOR MAINE ADVERTISING INDEX Abbies' Esso Station ............. Andy's Dairy ........ ........ Atlantic Restaurant, The New ..... .,.. Atlantlc Stove Co. ................. ...... . Bangor Furniture .... Bangor House ........ Banton Brothers ...... Bargain Box ......,..... Barrett, C. A. ........... . Barrows Kr Barrows .... Baxter, H. C., Bro. B XL H Cash Market' ...... Bijou Theatre .................... Bird's, Al, Filling Station ..... Bluebird Welding ........ ..... Boyd Kr Noyes, Inc. ...... Brockway's Flower Shop ,....... Bryant W. C. Sz Sons, Inc. ,... . Bryson, J. P. XL Scns ........... Burke, P. W., M. D.. ...... . Burrill Hardware Co. Call Studio, The ........... Cal's Electrical Shop ........ Canada Dry Bottling Co ..... . Carr, 0. M. Dr. ................ . Central Maine Power Co ...... Cianchette, J. R ...... ..... . . Clarion Stove Supply Co. ,... . Clement, T. S., Dr. ....... . Coolidge, H. P. ......... .......... ...... . Corinna Insurance Agency ..... Cox, H. E. 8x Sons ........... .. Cummings, Daniel E., Co. ..... ...,... . Daggett 's Shoe Store .......,... . .. Dakin's Sporting Goods Co. .... . Dan's Lunch ....................., Davis, Merton ...... Dexter Bakery ........... . Dexter Bowling ..,. Dexter Drug Stores, I Dodge Clothes ....... Doherty's Market nc,..... Dyer, J. F., Dr. ..... H Dysart, S. A. ..... . Eastland Woolen Mill ..... Emerson Ka Erwin ...... . Emery Brown Co. ..... . Fairfield Creamery Co .....,.. Farnham, John KL Luella ....... Farrar's Furniture ..................... Fernald's Nation-Wide Store .,... First National Bank of Pittsfield Flagg, R. M. Kr Co ....... .............. Fox Kr Ginn, Inc ...... Fraser Saw Mill Freshman Class ........ Friend 8rF'riend ........... Fineson, Maurice J. .... . Gerald's ............ .. ........ ., Green Kr White Garage .... Guilford Dry Cleaners .... Hanson Drug Store .... Hanson Hardware ..... Hanson Kr Smith ....... Hanson, B. W. Sz Co. . .. Harris Baking ........ .. Harmon Piano Co. ....... . Herbie's Nation Wide .... Higgins G. I., M. D. .... . Hig's Taxi ....,.... ...... High School Teachers .... Hincks Coal Co., The ...... Home Restaurant ........ Hood, H. P. Kr Sons .... Hubbard's Garage .... Husson College ..... Ideal Beauty Salon ,......... Idle Hour Restaurant Jackson Kr White ......,......,..... Jones Inn .....,. . ......... ..... ..... . Jones Market Kz Restaurant ...... Jerry's Repair Shop ,.......... Jude, W. F. .................. . Judkins Kr Gilman Co. Junior Class ....., ....... .,........ Ken Hughes' Service Station ...... Kinney Duplicator Co. ,.....,... Kor1tsky's ....,... ........... ...... Lander's ......,....... Lakeview Dairy ..,.. Lancey House .....,..,. LaBarge, H. A., Dr ...,.. Lemerise, Ed ......... Ligfi' ff wii 2- wifi' .. 3803335 Leonard's Grain Store Levine's Lewis Bros. L-Hill Filling Station Look Insurance Agency Mace's Garage Madeline's Beauty Shop Medwed, P. E., Inc. Merrifield, C. D., Co. Merrill Transport Co. Merrill, Urban H. Mitchell Insurance Agency Modern Engravers Morong, H. L. Moses, Adolph C. Newport Bottling Works Newport News Newport Producers, Inc. Newport Trust Co. Nissen, John J. Baking Corp. O'Donnell Real Estate Agency Page's Ben Franklin Store Paine's Motor Service Paul, John, Co. Phil's Lunch Pie Plate, The Pillsbury, W. S. 8z Sons Pine Tree Restaurant, The New, Inc. Pittsfield Shoe Repair Plummer, Milton Plymouth Remnant Store Plymouth Woolen Mills Portland Flying Service Pratt, Donald, Co. Ramsay Kr Gates Co. Rawding, I. G. A. Ray's Electrical Service Red's Clothing Reynolds, E. M. Rich, Mr. and Mrs, R. R. Rines Co. Rowe Home Farms IQUUCQGQQQ Sawyer, William 94 Senior Class 64 Shapiro, Bill 87 Shorey's Luncheonette 78 Short, Stanley, Dr. 89 Simpson, Drs. 62 Slates Service Station 94 Smith, Byron H. Co. 91 Smith, G. L. 81 Smith, Keith 91 Smith, W. A. KL Sons 95 Smith, W. H. 33 Snowman, H. P. 78 Soper, L. B. 73 Sophomore Class 63 Spiro's Shoe Hospital 90 Spring Street Greenhouse 94 Staples, W. Henry 72 Sterns 91 Taylor, W. A., Insurance Agency, 94 Terrill, D. D., Saw Co. S6 Tilton, W. L. 73 Towne, Eugene 70 United 9c to 99c Stores 81 Viner's Shoe Store 31 W. A. B. I. 77 Waterville Fruit Co. 87 Waterville Hardware 82 Plumbing Co. 91 Waterville Savings Bank 92 Webber's Dairy 83 Western Auto Store 34 Wheeler's Esso Station 78 Whitney, W. E. Kr Son 69 Wier's Barber Shop 70 Wight's Sporting Goods 72 Williams' Snack Bar 94 Wright's Dry Cleaning 57 Yankee Cafe 30 7 AUTOGRAPHS u -nm Jr 'ur