Old Orchard Beach High School - Oceana Yearbook (Old Orchard Beach, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1923 volume:

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Wlth thls the slxth 'annual Issue of the OCCBHIC we wash to Indulge ln a but of retrospectlon During these slx vears Old Orchard Hlgh School has grown steadily and surely ln scholar shlp In athletxcs ln school splrlt Each succeeding number of the Oceanic has recorded new lmes of endeavor new successes and new plans for the future The passing school years have been marked by the wlllmg servlces of teachers and school officlals who have ever had the lnterest of our school at heart ln fact m the phraseology of the French philosopher M Coue Day by day m every way Old Qrchard Hugh School has been growmg better and better Best of all with the and of students teachers and town s people lt IS going to contmue on the upward path whlle each year ln the future as ln the past and present we hope that the OCCHDIC will stand as a faxthful recorder of the Ideals and actlvltxes of O O H S S Some changes have taken place ln our schedule at the be glnnxng of the second smester ln accordance with the plans of the State Department of l:.ducatlon a new or revlsed Domes t1c QCICHCC course has been added to our curriculum m place of the various courses formerly offerd to glrls of the High School ln the new course all the girls takmg Domestlc Sclence will form one class and two forty m nute periods each day are devoted to the work A brief outllne of the course follows During the first elvht weeks the keepmg of a personal account wlll be an Important feature Each gurl will be expected to keep an account of her receipts and expenditures ThlS IS of speclal use as It teaches thrift and the value of money as well as business prmclples Along with thls the study of clothmg value sultablllty quallty etc Practical sewing wlll figure to a great extent IH thls study Durlng the last elght weeks home management and household sanitation wlll form the course of study Such a course cannot help but be a benefit to any glrl whether her future worlf. be that of house lteepmff or office keeping ll ll D -H . . 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A NIC CO OPERATION Let co operation be our watchword for 1973 co opera tion between teachers ind pupils between parents and teach ers co operation between clas es and finally between indi vidual pupils Remember the old Bible quotation A house dixided af ainst itself cannot stand Applied to a school an orvamzation any institution or body of individuals the old proxerb ret uns its full su nific ance As surely as division spells Destruction lust so surely does co operxtlon mean success to ny undr rt Xlxlli The household which runs smoothly the business which is su cessful the school which has the best stindinff is founded on that one basic prlnc ple co operation let us have more of it in O 0 H S EDUCATION WEEK ln the past two years many new phrases haxe become familiar to us One of the most important of these mav well be the three Nord phrase National Edu ation VL eelt Xvhat is 1t3 It is a week set aside each year by a Joint rommlttee of the N xtion rl Lducation Association and the Am in closer touch with their chools may find out the Goals toward which they are strlxlnff and learn how best to help them ln their work The aim of the movement is to further Ameri xnization ind real education in the United qtates by arousing interest in exerv chool lirve or small People of Old Orchard we know that we haxe sour inter e t but we want ei en more we want a personal interest We w xnt you to come and ee the w orlc that we are ac omplishmff see our needs and our mistakes for yourselx es Don t think th it we h me a spe ral prof rim arrxnfred for l ClL1CIt1OI1 w eelx with exch student studym until midnight so th it he miy shine the followinf day VK c have nothinv of the kind l ich course is cont nued in its revular order without chanffe If for any rea on it is impcssible for you to some durinf the week officially set 1 ide for xisltinv come some other time but ome inv way Remember we re ucpectinf you Xhss Huffhes tells us about he trip to New. 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I ' 2. 8 THE OCEANIC We have noted with great pleasure that Miss Nellie Guilford of the class of '85 is the First woman in the State of Maine to serve as a member of the Grand jury. We are proud that York county and the town of Old Or- chard have had the privilege of sending the first woman repre sentative and in this case the only woman to a Grand jury but as a school we are especially proud that an alumna of O O H S has received this honor A school is known by its alumni' The alumni of any school have everything to do with shaping the character and standards of that school There is something most encouraging to us as we labori ously pursue our various courses to know that others have studied these same lessons have overcome these obstacles which stand in our pathways Others have succeeded in these things which we attempt We too can succeed' Perhaps we can go even further since we have the advantage of following blazed trails Many wise men not educators only but clergymen poll ticlans and business men are saying that the school system to day is a tragic failure lt is hard to believe so broad a state ment but nevertheless as the old proverb has it There is no smoke without some Fire There is without doubt much to be said on both sides By what standards shall our schools be Judged3 ust what have we a right to expect from our schools3 What shall our boys and girls have learned when the schools send them into the world in their final une3 This last question is well answered in a recent issue of Collier s Magazine There are many more things that a grown boy or girl should know of course but the five which follow are beyond question e s ould mm imstlf hi 1 lllf. ls allng xnm 1 4 isnt He s ould knmx 1 tl xdt an pro 1 1011 th It fits him ind mx to ltttp on lcaimnf, HL shou d mm tht world h ls to lxu. in an t Q p oplv. 1 4 HL should ltnmx hmm to ust him elf and his uollt to gmt fiom t L uolld the things ht most xx xnts illll to in the stunt fm xx lt is t 1 I 1 1 it ls Illusl neu nur 114 1 fuundu on this ltmmlu L nu 1 lm zur tn mn lllllgllljg 1 with ln Illlll 4 unsc fish IX Everyone has a right to these at least without them he is handicapped in the race of life How many get them3 Dad you3 Will your chlldren3 1. 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IH . ,C ' OC!-1 mr Svrlnnalz 11 imrrvmi QQUJIIIIIIEIIIDIIIPIITE l Work Hard Hard work IS the hest xnwestment 1 min can make 2 Study Hard Knowledge enables a man to work more lntelllgently and effectively 3 Have lnltlatwe Ruts often deepen mto gr xves 4 loxe N our Work Then you will fmd pleasure m masterln lt Be Fwcact Qlxpshod methods hrmg only sllpshod re su ts 6 Have The American Spirit of Conquest Thus you Can successfully battle wlth and ox ercome dlfBCUltlCS 7 Qultxvate Personality f ersonallty ls to 1 man wh it perfume IS to a flower 8 Help and Share with Others 'lhe real test of lJllSl ness greatness lies ln giving opportumty to others Q Be Democratxc Unless you feel rrght towards your fellow men you can newer be x successful leader of men Ill ln All Thxngs Do Your Best 'lhe man who his done hlS best has done exerythlng., The man who has done less th xn hls hest has done nothln Sept 77 Freshmen re eptlon I2 Tllli f, .Ylfi 1 7 -uv 0 :Q ' - u Q vo f-v WF' r X ' l ' . g . . 5. -, . - ' . 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Sara Helena Allen Bobby She hath fun and wit and wisdom Walkin club l School Play C3 Oceanic Staff 2 Basketball C4 Perhaps you can guess where Bobby got her nick name Bobbed hair3 Yes thats It but we love her more than ever Care free and happy the live long day Always good natured and as ready for study as for fun that s Bobby She thinks that a P G at O O H S will about fill the bill Zora Wlnifred Fowler ZOdlC A cheery smile to all she greets A helping word to all she meets Walking club IJ Basketball 2 3 Captain B B 4 Oceanic Staff C31 Class Secretary 4 Zora surely can play basketball without her we would be lost for every team needs heavywelghts Although Zora says that she hasn t made any definite plans for the future we are wondering whether she s keeping us in the dark or not She likes to typewrite and knows all the famous Movie stars enme Marie Allen Polly Laugh and the world laughs with you Walking club l Public Speaking 2 3 School Play C31 Music Festival C3 Class Treasurer l Class Secre Oceanic Staff C3 41 Secretary Athletic Association C3 Bas ketball 3 4 President Athletic Association 4 Polly is one of the Jolliest members of our class She is always able to find something to giggle about However she does manage to keep from laughing long enough to say Nlumber please' occasionally when she is working in the telephone office enme said once that she planned to be a spinster o one would believe her ueer wasn t it5 She is planning for a business career Carl Herbert Lewis Tucky Alone but not lonesome Walkin club I Public Speaking l Z Basketball Manager 2 Cross Country Team 2 3 Cheer Leader 2 3 4 Oceanic Staff C2 3 4 School Play 4 Tucky had always been the only boy in his class until Burnett took pity on him and jolned him in his last year ln him we see a future Yale man of high standing Tucky always manages to be ln on anything thats do ing A wide awake student as well as a capable athlqte Tucky is popular with students and teachers alike 'g c 1, nm, ' 1 5, J. 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I I I I THE OCEA NIC Katherme Leona Whitman Kitty Vanity farr wxth blonde halr and those dreamy dreamy eyes Triangular Speakmg Contest l Class President l 2 3 Public Speaking 2 37 Oceanic Staff 2 33 Edltor Ocean1cStaff 45 Basketball 2 Captain C3 Manager UU School Play C32 Katherine IS a good student as well as a star athlete She has also dreamy eyes whxch will help her along through lnfe She has been an ever shmlng light ln our Hrgh School actlvltles Her ambition I8 to be an instructor of P T Physical Torture, of some class of about 4 000 pupils Kitty has only one bad hablt and that IS she rs always ln an awful hurry and we are afrald she will miss the pleasures ln llfe because she ll hurry right by and won t see them Helen Dorothy Mewer Bxg Chief Art IS long and time IS Heetmg Editorial Board l 2 3 4 School play l Walk mg club l Public Speaking 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Helen the artlst of our class we have always considered somethmg of a man hater gone a decided change Why3 Oh no that would be tell mg' Phyllis May Huff P 1 Curly locks curly locks wilt thou be mme? Marne Music Festrval l 3 Speaking Contest 2 3 School Play 12 Edltorlal Board Oceanrc 3 4 Secretary Class f3J Vice President of Class f4l It IS hard to tell whlch of all her endearing young charms IS most charmlng At any rate lt IS upon Phyllis that the class reputation for cuteness rests We strongly suspect that Phrl has leanmgs towards a stage career and we are sure that she would be successful ln such a capacnty Francls Burnett Frankie Tell me where IS fancy b ed m the heart or ln the head5 Francis has but recently Jorned our class comm to O O H S from Oceana Hugh School ln Vlrgmra Althou h he has been here but a hort t me l'e eerrrs lre dy to be one of us Durmg his hrgh school course he has been especially ln terestecl m literary work also xn athletics basketball being hrs favorite game The class of 23 IS glad to welcome hum as a member Oct I6 Miss Niles substitutes for Mlss Hughes ,' I7 . . . Q D. . Q : y J. ' ' c . . ' n c . . f ' f - f l- l- no v n . ' . - C o A ' ' c. . . 1. 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IB, C'l4 'f -' gken. wi 5-4 x ik Y' A 'fd H Coodko 'v In R Ca we K Benwxv fl HCO P Newcomb IH! OCIL-VNIC 011.1115 1EmIuru 'uphunmrn -- We ve shxfted ears from Freshmen to Qophomore this year and hope to shift agaln the future 'Nlo longer green little Freshles spurned hy the other classes of superior knowl edge and experlence We have earned a place among the up per alas men Our Class numbf rs only eight but we re hlttlng on all Cl ht and hope to lncrease the slze of our motor hy next year OHIIQ elf? X me President Pl-:hp Newcomb qecretary Ruth Davis Treaeurer Gertrude Dunn Class C olors Reel and Wx hlte Qlxss Motto Palmx non slne pulvere No prize without a Qtruv le Ott Nllss brace Leigh Stott ot the XY C 'I L Spoke to us H f s V, .' s 23 O 1 . D 1 5 I -A - w . 3 . g I x x S . I 5 ' . l ,. ' ' y ' -' ' s . President-l l. Coocllaowsky. ,. . 1 .. 1 Y , ' . . 5: z ' . Nz . : ' 2 ' . lf ' - 52 -7 'V THF OCP 1'NlC Qlaum 161-atnr1g 4Frr11lmu n Class 'Vlotto Try try avam Class Colors l mk and Green Class Flow er Q xrnatlon Xt the begnnmng of the year ID September IQZ7 there were ten of us During the year we have welded one whleh makes eleven Of course we re nothmv but Freshmen hut after xll we re not so bid dlHCI'E'nt Wlyi ind HS d whole WC ITC dOln2 fdllfly well Iliff OmL6I'S ATC dS follows lDl'C9lClCI'1t Catherine Nl xrsh tll X lte Preslclent Arthur Lewls Set rel xry Qhrlstlne Dollner lre xsurer Robert lVlurch Oct 5U l'leet1on ofBxshetlJxllM1nx er mcl Q xptxln ,. 'ffm 25 ' . q r - 4 . I R. - ' x ' . : , D . ', ,. 9- , ' : 'z . as . R V C , .1 2, ' 2. There are a few scholars in our class who are talented in ' 2,2 ' . 2 'L . .' - ' ' fi 2, as - '. af' 2 .age fa 24. Zh IT! AS B R Jeffr es G ford E Spaudng A Conan C Veaze V Wh er dge W.- Fron ro ack row, left ro righl- fl. Gray. N. Davxs, H. E t . E. Ledger. L. Libby. VV. Ledger, T. Mango. VV. York, E. Eldndge rM.il., li,. l,.1,.ili.,i I OC! 4 Qllzma 1RI'ifUI'1I tbrahr 4 mht Class 'Vlotto Excelsior Qlass Qolore Purple and Gold Qlaes Flower Violet We have a class of slxteen Cl ht glrls and exght boye We hope to add more as the snhool year oes on as we have lost one of our schoolmatee emu: we entered the unlor Hugh cessfully we hope to do the same this year and next year he the hrlght green freshmen of O O H S lht lxbs OECCTS ITP IS follows resident Adeline C on xnt X ICC Presrdent Wrllnxm Xllen Secret xry Walter Y orlt fre 1 urer Theodore Mm o xox Ill benlore le xd Chapel F'-iercmes 'l'lli NIC 27 ' . 4' . Q School. After having passed through the seventh grade suc- sa ,as .: lj -, ' f 1 . orgh -B Cann VV F zg bbons C Eas man H Day A Jeffr es J Pe erson L Shorey P Conne O Laroche e E L Back row ef Bryan er and D Brown Fx Ceavfs L Hard ng E Cumm ngs V Sou ebaum MT W FO TOD ,lrxix. ,,iri i.,l,. ,. lI,. lI,.ary Fu-.nl ,.xhl.. ,.l,,'i,. i,l.'u 7Hlg OCEANIC Qllaw 1liIlilfl1I'1I ihrtlhr mn ll 'Xt the beginning of the yexr ln beptemher V927 there were twenty one IU our class During the year howex er we hfxve lost three hee xuge of ch xnge of ref-srdence We are Interested ID all of our school EiCtlYltlCb whether unlor or Senlor Hlvh and often take part IH the cllfferent school events ln order to keep us IH the best physical con dltxon the School xuthorltlee decldecl to p xy more xttentlon to our he xlth and we greatly enjoy the work in our Physltal Trarnlng classes We are xll members ot the unlor Red Crow We stxrted the yexr with electron of tl iss ofhters Thev xre rs fol owe President Oecxr l xrochelle Xue Presldent Aleclt e rxei Secretary Bern xrcl C mn lret-murer Clyde I xstrndn 'Nox ll School pdl'llLlpllLSlI1 the p xr rd: Q , Q Q A 1. r Q . 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V, V L ,mV ii .I THE OCEANIC ISI- ISI Alumni fhe Alumnr Assocratron of Old Orchard l-lrgh School rs one of the most vrtal organrzatrons connected wrth the school The graduates of Old Orchard Hrgh School rt rs true are not very many but therr sprrrt rs strong even though therr number rs small ln almost every walk of lrfe are men of Old Orchard l-lrgh School The graduates have chosen drfferent profes srons and trades but are always lrnlced togetlrer through the assrstance of the Alumnr Assocratron Between the graduates and undergraduates there rs always a feelrng of frrendshrp When you meet an alumnus away or at home you have a frrend and a real true frrend The followrng rs a directory of the Alumnr Assocratron 188: Irzzre I Maxburx Mrs Charles A Butlt 1Mmrr1 N11-Xllr ttrl Ro1h1ster X H Grlbert H Marbury Portland N11 Nlrs John C Rrch fAlr11 WI Banksl 'Nellre I Gurlford Old Orchard M1 Alun G Lwons Allce Harmon fTowl1J Lrllle 'VIason fJam1QonJ Roland G Lam 1800 Peru F Googrn Vlrllre C urlford Halter Phrllrp xldlthd H.-rn1o1lt Flor1n1eP Adam U11 t I-drth A Nlasburx IWW Xlxmre I' Nlrllrlten fllll Pmrlx Cram 1Frsl11j 'hlllllllt' Robrn or -Xg.,n1 'll Smrrrrrrrrr llluiil 18011 Qldtt 'llrllrltur llltnmttl tl 01111 F Prllsburx ru lornr 1 John XX 'll1Ih11 1l1m1ntI Nh ht 8 n I Hr nrx ll111 1 11l t Old Orchard M1 VVawerlx Mass Plursant B1 ith Wa h lxennebunlt 'NI1 Boston 'lla Bltltllxllllt 'Nl Iortlr cl 1 1 hrtago Old Orthard 1 Boston Nl 1 Orthard 1 Old tht ard 1 rll 30 I - I I I rl A7 J- . 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N 'flf ' ' H-1 1' 1 As UI 'sb, I!-'tlu XYi , Iithll NYM: , G1'1u'v Milliken, and Al .fm s. M1 - 1 . is was lN21l'l'i1fKi titniixtg' tht- past year. H '.1 ' s, 5, 11111 hm' sister, Lilliilll l'lu1u't-s, 'ZLL spunt 1 fm-xx' Fl 'A N 'lt-uvtts, '18, vhzu 5:-I ht-1' mmm' tw I.umb111'1I in tht' past yt-ur. Sht 's f ' faco. G0 'f' Liilj' has s -' ci ll pusitiun in th- Iizxltiwin I.: ' tivt ' s ill ' 1 A hizx. Awmiut 1' -' 'us l'l'l'l'Illlj' burn In NIV. ami Mrs, Vlt-lm-nt I'. hgrht. XMI 11' IC, t'lll'kk'l'iHl' has jui Ai th- army. 1':ihl'l Wiifh has up--limi Zlll nrt stu lit, tm Hifi f,l't'h2lI'Li .'t1'-vt. if I-C. I.. S111 ' is m thu lh-11 lfstzatt- lvusim-ss ami is th' Imul :Agn-Ill ful' Vzulius. I-Zvrthzx SH jf IS 111111111151-1' of M. li. IlilI's insL11'1mw bLlrill4'SS. ' ' 'w 1' 4s 11 -1 ' ' .V - ll1t1I1UI-fill! flymhglg-41. Svrhnnl nina 5177 4:- 'Q .33 r-1 Nc! -ff-.6 Jw- OUR NEW MAIL CARRIER F 1 R ' f if M '-Q: , fi x! 2. Q' Y- I.-E.. Q zo. '. V555 ' . I.: . . - . 0 f ..- X4 bon. 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Svrhnnl Pwntw On Sept I2 D922 the Old Orchard Hugh School opened for nts busy fall term There IS an exceptlonal large attendance this year whxch I8 certainly encouraging A bug season for Athletics IS antlclpated and we are rn hopes It will be even greater than ever before The Faculty this year IS the same as last with the excep txon of our new smgmg teacher Mrs Dolly with whom we are takmg up a very mterestmg course of musnc Freshmen Reception ln October a reception was glven to the Freshmen by the Senior class The Town Hall was decorated for the occasion with green bows symbolic of the Freshmen s standing m O O H S a present The Freshmen gurls had their haxr neatly bralded IH png tails and the boys arrived wearing bibs and broad gnns Upon enterlng the hall each Freshman was presented with a lolllpop which from all appearances was greatly enjoyed The evenmg was pleasantly spent with music and games Refreshments of Ice cream and fancy cookies were served dur mg the evenmg The students reluctantly left the hall about ten o clock and everyone washed the Freshmen a happy though studlous career ln Old Orchard Hugh ln November Alma Emmons ajunlor atO O H S re celved a certnhcate of efhclency and completed the typewntlng test Issued by the Underwood Typewrxtmg Company With forty hve words per minute to her credlt her papers were sent away to the Underwood Company As a result Miss Emmons received a bronze medal and letter of congratulatlon from the company Nov I6 Mr Wing from Deering Hlgh vxsxts us 34 I I Il ' U I ll ' U I I , . , - . - . . v . . . . . t , ..... , . . . , , . . . ., ' ' n THE OCFANIC Mus Scott Vlslts School The recent vrsnt of Mass Grace Lee Scott of the W C T U was greatly enjoyed by the puplls of the Hugh School She gave a Hne talk to both the boys and the glrls Her subject to the gurls was Social Purxty which she delivered ln a very ef fectxve way that was greatly lrked by the glrls Miss Scott was rn France durmg the late war entertalnmg the soldiers with her smglng but slnce she retur ed to America she changed to her present work Her personality was a rare one and she deftly held her audience Interested from the moment she started her talk At the end of her speech she sang a few beautlful songs whxch were greatly enjoyed by the school On Nov II 1922 we were lnvlted by the local branch of the American Legion to take part ln a parade ln which all the organrzatlons of the town were to partrclpate Although we were not fortunate enough to wln one of the cups given we feel that our float was met with approval by the town s people Two grrls walked rn front of the float carrymg the Hugh qchool banner The float was decorated with evergreen and red lights Following this were four gurls dressed m the colors of America and carrymg an outspread Hag During November the school enjoyed a vlslt from Mr Colby of Scarboro Mr Colby gave a very mterestmg though brnef talk on Success On December IJ the last day of the hrst term O O H S presented its annual falr and play to the public The fair was held ln the afternoon The various booths were tastefully and prettlly decorated showmg much orxgmal work on the part of the students ln the evemng Tulu a comedy of English llfe was pre sented to a large and appreciative audience The different parts were well taken showing that both teachers and students allke had worked hard to make the play a success Characters The Duchess of Toedmag Alma hmmons l ord Blazonherrne Dayton Benway Nov 77 Mr Colby from Scarborough uslts L9 1 - 4 1 . tl . . n . . . r , . 1 N . n 5' 1 . ., - v v n - . -4 an , . , , . . . u . .. 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THE OCEANIC jack Ryder Carl Lewis Petrolra Seersucker Gertrude Dunn Tulu Seersucker Ruth Davis Duck Chetwyn Gnlbert Luce Robinson Karl Benway Karl Benway as the Englrsh butler made a tremendous hut while hrs brother as the vlllam of the plot gave a splendid exhlbltlon of actrng Miss Fmmons as the Duchess was most dlgnlhed and properly surprised at the American atrocrtres Miss Dunn as the daughter of an American oll magnate played her part to perfection whale Miss Davrs as her younger slster was equally noteworthy ln fact each member of the cast showed except onal fit ness for and feelmg In hrs part The money received from sale of tlclcets will be used to defray expenses of the Oceanic and pay for other school needs anuary 2 School opened agaln for the second and hard est term of the year The day was made one to be remembered by a vrsrt from Mr Naftzgar who Interested the school greatly by a talk on Opportunities into which he Introduced many amusmg stones Before leavmg the school he sang two songs whrch were greatly enjoyed and appreciated by the students The WISH was expressed that Mr Naftzgar would again vrslt the school durlng has two weeks stay ln town He was unammously xoted 1 very good entertamer ln the Sprung of l922 a spealcxng contest was held ln the Hugh School ln which all the students partxclpated Late twelve ofthe tudents spoke at the Town Hall From this num ber Walter Coclcerllle Lrlllan Cleaves Dayton Benway and Phyllis Huff were chosen to speak at a triangular speaking con tc t held at Q arboro Later Walter COCkCYlllC represented the chool ln the school State Spealung Contest Here Cockerllle won second prize and we felt that this was another tnumph which would help to put O O H S on the map Dec 4 All out for Basketball practlce , . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . v 1 ' - , . 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In-L' THE OCEANIC The graduatlon exercises for the class of 1922 were held nn the Town Hall on une 8 1922 The hall was tastefully and approprlately decorated wnth evergreen and buttercups green and gold bemg the class colors The graduates were seated ln the centre of the stage Behind them was the chorus selected from the students of the umor Senior Hugh The salutatory address was given by R Lord and the vale dlctory by L Cleaves The Valedlctonan s address ns prmtecl elsewhere m the copy Program Noma March Come Where the Lxlxes Bloom School Chorus lnvocatlon Prayer fDer Frelschutz School Chorus Salutatory lreland s New Freedom New America Class History and Prophecy Gleam Cleam of Silver Stream b To a Wild Rose Girls Chorus The Heart of America Class Wrll and Presentation of Gifts Thompson Rev E Clancy Von Weber Richmond Lord Walter E Coclcerllle lVlayF Allen P D Faye MacDowell john P Crowley George A Lary Valedlctory The Disarmament Conference Lillian F Cleaves Presentation of Diplomas Supt F H B Heald Here Comes the Flag Chadwlck School Chorus Class Ode Class of 1922 Dec I4, Report cards Slghs and Oh s are heard 40 I u J ' o . -I n p n . . 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Fxchangc has 'nc sons to See It dxundle Wc havc cn lccened so fax and l0llg'ldf,UldtQ th m all Still commg. but not ln thcn fine school splrlt c The The The The The The The 'lhe T c T c The T e T c T c T c Thc The Te The Te Tc Tc Tc Tc The e c c Tc Tc c c c c Tc c 1 Acropolls Barrlngel Hlgh School 'Newalk N J Aloostookan Aroostookan Central Instltute MdlS Hlll Mc Barton Nevss Mobmlc Hlgh School 'Vlob1le Ala Banner Rockville Hlgh School Rockxllle Conn Blue Owl Attleboro High School Attleboro Mass Blue and Gold Malden Hlgh School Malden Mass Brccze Cushlng Academy Ashburnham Mass Fxcle XkOOdSNlllQ Hlgh School Woodsxllle N H Chlomcle H3ltfOld Hlgh School Haltford Fonn Cllmson Tullp Whatcomb Hlgh School Bellm,qham Wash Cub Hastmgs Hxgh School Hastmgs Neb Cuc The Albam Aclclcmx Alkanw N X Ctlltldl Ho Revlevs Fentral Hlgh School Xcnxa Ohlo DdlSX Cham Waco High School Waco Texxs Dallx Democrat Ncvus Malshall Salme Countx Montana Fmelson Follcgc News Emelson College of Ol iton Boston Mass Fchoes COUDCII Bluffa High School founcll Bluffs Iowa Fnlcal Racine H gh School Racine XXIS Flx 61 Presque Isle High School Wie Islandel Bal H3lb0l Hlgh School Bal Harbol Me Hx Nees Rlchmond Umon Hlgh School Rlchmond Cal Leaxltt Angelus Leaxltt Instltute Turner Comer Mc Imcollan Lmcoln Academx 'Xexsca tle Xie Nlallet H11lxa1dH1gh School Hlllxard Wash Nlalnc Campus Lnnclsltx of Nlalne Oxono 'llc Mllllon Dollal News Bates Coll ge Leulmton Me Wlonltol Wellcslex Hlgh School Welleslcw Mass 'Nautllus xhdt8Y'Xlll8 Hlgh School udt8lVlll6 Mc News Dubuque Hlgh School Dubuquc Iona Olxmplan Blcldcfolcl Hlgh School Blddetold Me Pep Parovuan Hlgh School Palovsan Ltah Polalls Weeklx Niblth Hlgh School 'llmneapmhs Mmn Plllhlltilll illtlc PlllkQlf.0l'l Acadcmx D lrx N H Quill Hendcxson Hxgh School Henoel on hx Quill fdldllltfl Hlgh School Galdlncl 'Sie R ll S Scalchllght R chfolcl Hlgh School Iillllilbltl Xt Ruuct loltlanci lilgh School Ioxtlancl lc Rlpplc Hartland Acarlcmx H utlmc c Dec I5 School Play fl-ulul 44 I I n -R n r' - II ' ll I I 1 ' , ' ,. 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IZ! n the afternoon of February 9 l9Z3 Qld Orchard Hugh School held its first Winter Sports Qarmval The affalr took place on the spacious grounds fronting, the Old Orchard House the use of whnch was most lundly lent by the hotel mxnagement for the occasion Dame Nature even gave over bemg drsagreeable and provlded a perfect mud wnnter day for the sports Long before the hour appointed for the start of the races crowds of eager spectators thronged the clxffs near the hotel large entrles nn each event furnished competltlon and much amusement for those loolung on The prlze wlnners xn each event follow Snowshoes BOYS 700 Yds lst W Ledger 2nd G Luce GIRLS IOU Yds lst H Mewer 2nd Ruth Cleaves Sled Race BOYS lst W Led er 2nd C, Nllchaud GIRLS Sku Jump C LCVVIS Sku Race BOYS JU Yds lst H Parish 2nd G Luce 100 Yds lst H fastman 7nd C uce GIRLS U0 Yds lst L lombard 2nd A Knrlcwood I00 Yds lst N KlYlxW0Od 7nd V Xvhltterxdge I 3 xn t xr orou une our fxvor 46' L .. . ' f' 'N U ' . U ll - ' U N. .J O . . lst, Mildred Bowningg 2nd,k Esther Cummings. g'..., ..L . nun. lil, f . O. ll. S. 2 Cl SY h gh ga ,. Zl Lo II in THE. OCEA NIC Tug of War r Hugh Boys r Hugh Girls Mrs Nxckles Room Boys won After the last event the contestants returned to the school bulldmg where they were served hot cocoa and cookles The splendid mterest and enthusxasm shown by the school as a whole was largely responsible for the success of the day With regulation New England wmter weather an as sured fact we are all hopmg that the event may become an annual one GIRLS ATHLETICS Agam the wmter term opens and with gt the 1923 Basket hall season Nearly all the vets are agam on the team but there are also a lot of other girls out for practice They are very enthusiastic over the game and we all know that there are many rlslng stars who wlll wln many more laurels for the team nn the future A meetmg was held at which the new ofhcers of the team were chosen Zora Fowler was elected Captain and Katherme Whitman Manager Last year the sextette won many vxctorxes and suffered but few defeats They bore the losses with cheers and smiles declaring that the next games would be vlctorles Very much skull was shown by the players as a result of the excellent trammg given by a very efficient coach Nlxss ll. Frances Hughes Everyone apprecxates the fact that she IS with us for the l923 season Everyone IS looklng forward for this season to be the most successful one the gurls have ever known Some of the games of the latter part of the l922 season were played too late for the accounts to be wrltten up m the Oceamc so xt would probably mterest the backers of the team and those who wlsh to follow up the uctorxes to read the ac counts Feb l I The Old Orchard gurls went to Portland wher they met and played against the Portland Hugh girls . ' 49 . . , . 1 .. .. . - ' , . - . , . . , ' - I Q . . , , J THE OCFAAIC Our glrls fought a hard but unsuccessful game The me was as follows OOHS G s s Allen I Cleaves If Whitman fcj Cleaves Csc Nlewer lg Fowler g Cs s s Safford flf Rletta I lxlmball is Klncarcl lgl Welch r 3 BASKET BALI. CAPTAIN The next game was played with the Kennebunkport Hlgh School Clrls team at Qld Orchard The VlSltll'lg team played a losmg game but smiled at our victory and their defeat enme Allen and Thelma Cleaves both dld some flne basket shootm The lmeup was as follows 0 O H S G s s ts enme Allen I f Thelma Cleaves Clf K Whitman I I l llllan Cleaves c H Mewer Irgl f Fowler flgl 7 I -0 A F ' . b . I' - up : 5 I.. Fl. Pts. ' ' fr 2 2 6 T. Q J, I 0 2 K. ' . 0 0 0 A L. J, 0 0 0 H. Q I 0 0 0 ' f 7. Cr J, 0 0 0 ' I - I -5 T T P. H. S. I. Fl. Pr. Q, 2 2 6 Mingo frfJ, 3 3 9 ' cl, 0 0 0 f' ' CH, 0 0 0 , ' Q , 0 0 0 . cn 0 0 0 5, H 5 5 I5 JT . 'y . l 7 ' ' ' ' 1. Fl. P . J ' r J, 3 I 7 I 6 2 I4 . ' C , 0 0 0 -' ' fs J 0 0 0 , - . . 0 0 0 - . . 0 0 0 T T I IHIL ou 4x1C K H S Q, s s ts K es llfl l a Pxerre frfl Thompson Ml Ylxnan lst It ln the return game wlth the Brunswlclc Il h C-lrls t Brunswlclc ennle Allen dld some stir shootln llhe Old Or hard C urls Lame home after the trlp tlred but well pleased wlth the vletory The lineup was IS follows O O H S C s s s ennle Allen rfj Qleawes flfl Whltman D Nlewer fr f Fowler l H s ts C raw es rf Ndams flfl Rltharclson l I llesliett lst lnhebant lr D N chell Cl l lhe hrst amc ofthe IQ73 se rs n wxs to he playd 1tOl l Orchard hut on aucount of the heaxy snowstorm the vlsltln team was unable to come so the ame was postponed The second ame of the se xson was with our old frlencls Ia 1 D lrs x xn or O O I Sxnforc A , N if ,' 51 ' ' ' '1 . F1-. P . y V, l l 3 J' ' , l 0 2 ' - . U U U A ' V -tg u rr 0 l-. Cflarl-Q lrgl, ll ll ll K. C'lar ' llggl, ll ll ll E T 5 - R12 ' A ig ' . a J V ' i ' c ' J I ' , ' . ' ' ' ' 1 . Fl . Pt . J ' . C , 4 0 8 T. ' ' , O 0 0 K. ' ' Cc , ll O U L. Cleaves fscj, 0 0 0 H. gl, 0 0 0 f 23, 0 0 O i T 1 B. . S. Gls. Fl . P . 1 ' ' f J, 2 0 4 f ' , 0 0 ll . C , ll 0 ll . 'l, U U 0 r gg , ll 0 0 .lit g , 0 O 0 T T i N 1 . g' - .. K 2.0 2. ' ' 2 c izn.2f.C.O.C'l.'plzySz f Cl. . I'g.z l. 6. THF OCFANIC from Scarboro The Old Orchard glrls went to Scarboro where they won the victory Thelma Cleaves and ennle Allen showed their excellent ability as forwards The Ilneup was as follows 0 O H S s s ts Allen Q fb Cleaves If Whntman Cc Q Allen Q I Fowler flgl IVIewer g C s s s Pillsbury Qlfl Lund frf Wlllman fc Wentworth sc Merry Clgj The next game was also an out of town game The gurls journeyed to Sanford The Sanford team played a very hn game but came out losers the core being '7 to 6 m favor of Old Orchard All the gurls were very much pleased with the trxp A they expressed It The Sanford gxrls are a mighty nlce bunch and gave us one of the best tlmes weve ever had Even though they were not vlctorlous they were as enthusxastxc over our score as we were The lmeup was as follows 0 O H S C s s s Allen Irfl cleaves Clfl Whitman c Allen fs I Fowler g Mewer Cl 8 52 - - G1 . FI. P '. j. r , 5 O IO T. C J, 5 I ll K. ' l, 0 0 0 .. sc, 0 O 0 Z. , U 0 0 H. fr D, 0 0 0 I0 I 2I S. H. S. I. FI. Pt. ' 2 0 4 J, 2 I 5 ' D, I 0 2 Q I, 0 0 0 Coogins frgl, 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 5 I ll , P . s I. Fl. Pt. J. , , 8 I I7 T. , , 0 0 Il K. ' C J, 0 0 0 S. c , 0 0 0 7. Cr, J, O 0 Il gl, 0 0 Il I I7 THF OCEANIC S H S C s s ts ll. Roberts frf Clayton flfj Young f J Wlgglns fs j Wright frgl 'Vlltchell flgj Substitutes Burnett Kal and Spaudlng SCJ Frlday evening Feb 7 the O O H S gurls added an other to their string of successful games ln a hard fought game played ln the Old Crchard Town Hall the Scarboro High School Sextette was defeated by a score of I9 to IZ The llneup was as follows OOHS Gs 9 S Allen frf K Whntman CCD Q Allen lsc Fowler frgl Mewer lg Scarboro L s WI s Vlerrv rfl Pillsbury flf Lund lVlacKenney fscl Cooglns frgl Wxllman ll J On l'eh 9 the Old Orch rd H1 h evt tte handed the Kennehunkport ll! h urls an oxerwhelmxn defeat ln 1 hard Jan 76 Mnss Saxton County Y XV Q A Secretay so L ln chapel . Q 53 ' ' ' 1. Fl. P . '. J, 2 0 4 , I U 2 c, U U U ' ' C , U U U ' , U U U . ' A , 0 0 0 T T T, , . ti W 1 , ' . f t ' ' ' ' 1. Fl.. Pt. j.. D, 3 3 9 T. Cleaves flfl. 5 IO 5 7. K H. CLD I9 Nl.. Fl.. Pt.. A . f , 3 l 7 ' J, 2 I 5 ICJ Q I2 '..., A ' ,i '. .'. A. :', ea's TH! OCPANIC game played ID the Old Orchard Town H eager spectators all before a crowd of bl Allen and Burnett starred for the home team vshnle Fletcher and McCabe played well for the losers Old Orchard C s s J s Allen Crfl Cleaves Clfl Whltrnan Allen H Mewer Fowler rg Substltutlons Burnett for Whxtman and Burnett for nl Qleaves Kennebunkport M McCabe rf D La Plerre lf T Thompson Doane sc Clark lg Fletcher rg Substltutlons Snovwclen for L Clark Wllds for L Clark ln a close and CXCltll'lg game played on the home surface Feb 6 the old Orchard Hugh urls defeated the Gorham High team by a score of I9 to I4 The lineup was as follows Old Orchard Cr S S S Allen Crf Cleaves lf Burnett Alllen Fowler rg Mewer l i 9 54 f Q .' I . Fl . I 1 . j. 3 3 9 T. ' . , 2 4 K. ' ' Cel 3 S. Cscl zf q 5 . . , - Gls. Fls. Pts. . N' C l . ' C l 2 li. . L. C J L. C I D- C l l 2 l . Fl . Pt . J. J, 5x 3 I3 T. C J, 3x 6 L. CCD S. Cscl Z. C .7 ll. . C gl fl!! OCP 4'XlC Sub tltutlons K XVhltUllD for L Burnett L Spauldln for S Allen L Burnett for Thelma Qleaxes Referee Nllss Hu hes fnmer Gordon Gorham CJ s lu-,bell lr oe flfl Cu amell 1 ue lsl owef A op Lnlortunately the boys xre not havin any xthxetus thls year but as there IS much promlslng material m the lower classei we hope that a renewed interest wxll be shown nxt year snhedule follows lhe U Q ll 5 squ xcl went to Xlfred hopm for victory but found defeat at the hands of a fast te im The Qeore wae 40 to ll ID fax or of Alfred Un l eh I8 V327 howex er the boys turned the tlcle md pulled ISLOTC of 33 to I3 over thelr opponents Qatholle H1 h of Portland Old Orchard 5 C ooper lf lor frfl R Lewrs VI Lary llgl X Cml-terllle lr lm 79 Nlxcl err Fixme he m k 1 .. . ' 55 'lg lfls. Pts. l ll, 3x 2 8 J S , 3x 6 l lh' Q XVQ Ili ' sc lf l rgl Cl' ll llglj ME K A-.n account of the last Bnsl-zetball games on last yeare GIS. l7lr. Pts. f l l. 7 0 7 - cl . 7 ll 7 . ' l l 2 7 W ' l gm, I 0 I 4 5 ,z...,. -Ye ..z ,. g'. THE OCFA N IC Catholnc High C- s s ts Hebert lrfl Lynch flfl Regan Qc Layette lrz Ofonnor lg On Feb 77 I92Z the boys played a very fast aggrega tron from Portland under the tltle of the Wanderers Qlub A the end of the period the score stood a tue and the vlsltrng team defaulted thus the game was xwa ded to the High Qchool team Summary O 0 H S Wanderers C s C s Lary Clf Gary rf R Lewrs c Paxne c F Lord rgl Black rg W Cockerllle Qlg Oconnor flgl On the hrstorlc nn ht of Feb 78 I922 h boys team journeved to Scarboro the home of our wnuent rrvxls and a woefully sad nlgl't It was for O O H S Although we drd get the worst of xt the sprrrt was of the hest rmagmable and everyone en oy ed the thrrllrn me jnn 3I Drd you un 3 Of course not 56 4 1' l. Fl. P . , 2 , 2 J I N' ol 'N lil- 2 I3 ' ' ' ' 1. 1. Nl. ' J, 5 ' 1 J, 2 W. Crowley frfl, Mahoney flfl, 6 . ' KJ ' l 7, I o. C , 4 Q J I . ' J ' . 20 20 ' ' 'g ..., ,t e ' 4 . , ' H ld r : . Dl11rra1g lljlgllfllfllv Nye et no ood By belng un enerous even to a book Xnd Cxlculxtln profits so much help By so mucb reading It IS rather when We lorlously forget ourselves and plunge Soul forward headlong lnto a book s profound lmpa sxoned for its beauty and aalt of truth T111 then we get the right good from .fx book 9 , . e, D 1 Q fingjnbgg 1 f E 2 -L W' ' -- . ' ' U11 U M 1,1 THE OCFANIC ISI IDI Exim urn THE FLYING STARI- ISH There ns a place ln Vxrglma not far from the summer re sort of Vlrgmla Beach a llttle place known as Dam Neck The story l have to tell centers ln a weird tale about thxs little place Until Eve years ago lt was allve and teeming each sum mer wlth people on thelr vacatlons It IS now five years smce the town was abandoned and nobody has ventured near nt yet nor intends to l thlnk Very few besides the last man who came from the town know the cause of thxs He tells a story of horror and fear He says that one summer nnght as he was about to go to bed he felt a presentlment of coming evll He did not take heed of xt then but opened his wmdow wade and went to bed He consldered that xt was very llkely that the thought of his be mg alone ln the unlnhablted town He lay ln bed untll lt seemed that he could stay no longer Then he got up and went to the open wmdow as lf drawn there He stood there for a few mmutes looking toward the Seashore that vague sense of oppressnon creeplng nearer and nearer Flnally he dlstln vulshed far down the shore a llvht whl h seemed to be travel mv at the speed of an express tram toward the town He re called then the town s abandoning and wondered what had caused lt He kept feeling though the sense of oppression and gomg back to hls bed got hxs revolver Returmng to the wmdow he saw what seemed to be a ball of xre ln the form of a starhsh makmg a queer whlrrmg sound as lt came stralght for the open wmdow with such speed that he had no time to close the wmdow before the thing was upon hum lr fastened directly upon hls breast and the five arms of the starflsh for that lt was burned through his underclothes and fastenmg onto bare skin burned as a red hot :ron Until now he had forgot Fel l Mr Lazzerm Field Manager of l 'xdles Home Journal NISIISO O H S 58 ., . 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' - . , , ' ' ' ' 1. , . , K 4, , , THIL OCEA NIC ten hrs revolx er vshlch he raised and flred across his breast at the starfi h It must have wounded hlm anyway the thmg let vo and went out of the wrndow The man with smoking re xolver xn hand walked as nf ln a dream from the house up the beach to X ITUIHIH Beach Hts story soon went the rounds Many demanded proof which was easnly gnen nn the form of a burn shaped exxctly lxke a starflsh on the man s breast Many people thought the tale a hoax but xt was noted that nobody went to the Haunted Village as It came to be called The lncldent had been forgotten untll about three years later 1 boatload of men from a wrecked ship landed on the beach to be Instantly met by a ball of flre ID the hape ofa starflsh Nobody lived to tell the tale but a few days after wards a party huntmg for the survlvors of the wrecked shlp went up the beach to the town and found the dead bodxes on the beach at different places showmg that they had run to es cape the flymg demon Across the breast of each of these men was burnt a Starfish MONDAY NIGHT AND TUESDAY MORNING Monday Nnght 'Nlo lm not gomg to study my lessons C-race wants me to go to the movies with her tonight BPSldCS the written les son ln Algebra IS review What5 Prize essay3 Oh ohnny ones will get that he has more br uns than l Well dont l use all the knowledge l have3 Heres Grace yes come nn l was just telllnv mother that l was not Going to study my lessons tonight You studied yours before you came over3 How foollsh l wouldn t puzzle my head ox er xny les ons We only go through thls life once you l-'now l know all of mme already You see It makes a d1f'ference lf youre a unlor dont you thxnk so5 Why l don t have to study more than a period and 1 have my lessons word for word Smart3 E why yes l naturally ln herxt that smartness Come It IS Uettlnv late we must hurry Oh bother l left my pocketbook out on the kitchen table Now then are Feb 7 York County Qonventxon Xve have x holldav , 39 . I Y . V- V S . v v 5 . . Y. . . . f f 5 1 . - . ' . . Y I ' ' . . - . , K , A A i . , . N , . , i , A V .. . .. . x . E . 1 Q , .. a A 1 - ' 5 .. If . . . . , t . . ra ' - v ' - L . . . , j l , . 2 - . , . . D ,., L . R . , . V ' - l t 5 . Q , . . . .I . . . . . , , I . V ' . . . 'r-er- , . ' - . . ' A D D Y ' v v - V . ' -'v . ' Q 1 . THE OCEANIC we ready'5 We must hurry for It ns gettmg late I am just dy Ing to see that new plcture aren t you5 lt IS so much more ln terestlng than studying those tiresome lessons Tuesday Mornmg A t H o m e Mother have you seen my Algebra rules3 No? Oh dear I m posmve that I left them on the table Well I cannot bother to hunt now Can I remember them3 Let s see The square of f the square of There xt s no use' Cer trude will let me take her rules any way At school five minutes before Algebra class Say Gertrude will you let me take your Algebra rules3 Usmg them yourself3 Very well keep them' What dad I do last mght5 I was busy I assure you There s the bell! I must not get excited for of course the test will be simple He rs puttmg on the Fnrst example Should thunk he would know we never have had that kmd of examples before Second question Give the nlne rules Good gracrous we only had four at least those are all I know about Third questlon Give the law of slgns H m I thought they were all alike Fourth question fifth question It s no use I wonder lf Coodkowsky knows all of those ques tions Yes he seems to be figuring out something Bell' Goodness period up so soon and I havent an swered a single question Never mind Ill have to take a chance perhaps I can get by this time A NARROW ESCAPE It was the thxrd day of April when the Ice broke ln the raver and the logs began to come down by the hundred One day there was a bad jam In the rapids of the rlver and the logs started to pale up The next morning john Regal a farmer s boy who llved nearby went to the log jam and as all thirteen year old boys wlll do he crept to the very front of the Jam and there found a log whlch ran far out over the water He looked at the end of the log and found xt was caught fast un Feb 2 Girls play Scarboro Another victory 60 0 ' - n ' ' . -0-er-1 - 2 ' - - , . ! 1 l ' . I I s' : ' . -m- , . . . , - ' V ' v 1 I ' THE OCEA NIC der a huge log which he knew would hold him and so he started Suddenly the log turned over and he went sprawling into the water which was just like ice He was a plucky boy and after what seemed to be hours he fought his way to the surface just in time to see a ball of fur come shooting across the tops of the logs like an arrow come shooting off the jam into the icy water beside him A minute later his dog Rover came swimming toward him The dog took hold of his collar with all the authority in the world ohn remembered the dog s starting to swim ashore then his body became so numb that he lost conscience The current was so strong that Rover could not swim directly ashore but had to land a quarter of a mile below the jam in some woods bring him back to life ust as ohn opened his eyes he saw two men approaching They had seen the dog drag the boy out of the water and so came running It was three weeks before ohn was all well again then he tried to pay back his dog for saving his life WHEN TOMMY WAS RESCUED All that could be seen at first was a thm wreath of smoke which appeared to be coming from some train in the distance Clancing agam however l perceived that It was heavy and very black Then a spurt of Hame dashed up into the thick of the smoke By this time everybody was runlng in that direction l followed their example noting as l ran that the smoke became every moment more dense That one spurt of flame had mul tiplied many times until the whole sky above it was a burning re When l had nearly reached the scene ofthe conflagration l heard a terrible pounding and banging and rounding cor ner l saw that the Foster Hotel was burning It was easy to tell who the late occupants were They Feb 3 Do you take the Ladies Home jourr1al3 . ' 61 . J . I . . I ' Here he dragged the boy ashore and began licking his face to n u 'I Q. s . W . 3 d. 5 THF OCFAINIC stood about in groups a few personal belongings slung over their arms or ln their hands One woman with a wreath of curl papers adormng her head went about with a Celluloid powder container in ony hand and a dilapidated felt slipper in the other while she loudly be walled the fact that she had left her purse and Jewelry on her bureau and grabbed these worthless articles ln her excitement The person however who attracted most atte tion was a woman who seemed on the verge of hysterlcs She clutched wildly at her hair and called loudly for Tommy who it seemed from her distracted statements had been left behind in the burning building At heroic fireman determined at last at all costs to save the child and with no other thought in his mind he dashed mto the burning building Then a dreadful silence fell over the spectators while the pounding and creakxng of the doomed building went on For a long time the people waited At last the fireman taggered ou man had risked his life to save3 ln his arms he held a small bedraggled white dog A great crowd surged about the fireman asking mnumer able questions Then with sympathetic respect they moved to let the distracted woman advance toward him l couldnt find the little boy the fireman was saying Coming out l found this little cutter sitting on the steps so l took him along Of course he isnt worth anything but l thought l might as well bring him out Not worth anything? cried the woman How dare you make such a statement There :sn t another dog ln the world like my Tommy ls is this Tommy? asked the amazed fireman plac ing the little dog in the woman s outstretched arms ls that Tommy3 The woman did not answer In words instead she placed innumerable kisses on the dog s pink nose So the firemen and spectators alike took it for granted that It was Tommy after all who had been rescued Feb 9 Winter Carnival 62 - - ' , , n ' . l. K A cry of disappointment arose. Where was the child the rHb OCEA x IC , ALGEBRA When Al ebra suhje-et so hated l l ts at la t been put aside When the oldest facts have faded Nnd my last Idea has died and fa Ill nee 1 l IP down for x day or two llll the m xster of 'Vlath nd Phvslps Sets us to work anew But 'ho e who h me slept xre unhappy l-hey lt on a hard wood rhalr lnamnx, ten long examples Un the desk hefore them there The hall see real sharks beside them Coodkow ky and Yewcomb so small The-v wlll work for an hour at a srttmg n geta D forrta Nlr ewett wall neve pr use us fhere l ve done that ex lmple on er agam But the answer remains the same Oh what IS the use of mv worry3 Why should l my Algebra hate? Perhaps the D s on my r xnk cird Xvere destined there by fate You Should Have Seen Me When They Pulled Me Out One d xy ts my frxend md l were vunnm on 'he marst- l dropped my gun ID a pond We got a board and a large hook to get It out with and walkmv out on the board l started to h h xt out when my chum on the bank yelled Look out rump' and hefore l knew xt the hoard broke md 1 went ln head hrst Down down l went l thought l was about two mlles below surface when thud' l humped mto my gun 'Next l felt somethin tu glnv at mv hack Up up l went untxl l was entirely out of w xter You should have seen me when my rescuers landed me They had me hy the back of mv coat with thxt hook l wus covered with thxt hlxtk md . ,n A. K3 , . 3 ' s A , J V - - 1 l Shall rest, ' 'ith, ' d At, .K 2 , ' ' ' -A 2. 1 ' an . s z 2 ' 3 V , S' ' A , 4, . , Q 5' s. . f , ' , . 's i ' 1 A d , H U ' ' ll. 1' . , ' r 2 '. . All we will get is blame: , , ' 2 A, ' 5 ' , . . K I 1 f ' . , 2 f 2 2 ' 2 ,, ' g . 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K V C .r H ' I ' z . 1, ' 2 is 1' z THE OCEANIC whxte mud so often found nn salt water ponds It was drlp pmg out of my pockets and out from under my coat and pants and from my mouth ln my hands was my gun but you wouldn t have thought lt was a gun to look at xt The barrel was full of mud and water It took me a whole day to clean t l will never walk across a salt pond agann AMOS Scene Hugh qchool room ln the mornlng Articles the same as usual Philip Newcomb enters wrmgmg his hands and sobblng Poor Amos poor poor Amosl CSxts down m has usual seat puts head on desk Enter Katherme Whltman right carrymg a bundle of books Goes to her seat takes letters from her sklrt pocket l guess l ll look these over and see who wants to play basket ball with us next Cl..ooks around room, My goodness must be awful early no one here Philip Amos poor Amosl K Whitman fstartled My goodness Philip l didn t see you Amos3 Why poor Amos3 Newcomb Oh Amos rs dead Amos IS dead Stlll wrmgmg hrs hands Katherxne gettmg excited commg over to Philip s seat Amos who3 Phxllp l dont know for sure but Reginald Lewis sald he saxd that stopping to get a handkerchief to dry the tears Katherme Yes What dnd he say3 Hurry up' Philip He said they found him dead down ln the town hall Someone killed ham Katherine fnow wrlngmg her hands Oh lsn t has terr1ble3 Especlally when one doesnt know who or what Amos xt IS there are a dozen men by the name of Amos ln town fStarmg at Phlllpl But Phlllp l cant see what you are crying about when you don t even know who the Amos IS Phxllp l know that s the trouble But l thmlt l know Katherine Well no thoughts bout nt l should cer 64 as . ,-J , . , ' ' J: , .Q , ' s-' 1 I . gc . U ' . j THE OCEANIC talnly Fund out for sure lf l were you before l started bawllng And l Enter Dolly Marshall and Marlon G00dWlh Qquarrellngl Marlon G0OdWlh You don t know anythlng Your head IS as empty as an empty barrel Dolly Marshall Oh there s a lot ln your head! Marlon G00dWlh There certalnly ls! Dolly Marshall Yes combs barrettes halrplns and so forth Katherlne Whltman comlng forward Stop quarrellng chlldren Haven t you heard the news3 Marlon G0OdWlh News3 Really3 Anythlng l don t know about3 Dolly Marshall Yes what news IS there around thls place3 Katherlne Well walt Goes back to Phlllp I Phlllp Oh poor poor Amos Katherlne Well l am awfully sorry for you Phlllp but lf you would explaln thlngs more clearly perhaps l could help you Dolly Marshall Amos5 ln the town hall Some one kllled hlm and that Enter Carl Lewls 8Wlhglhg a dlnner pall SIZC of a hope chest Stops and looks around the room sples Katherlne Flrst Hello Katherlne You here be ore the faculty3 Katherlne Yes l dldn t get all my beauty sleep Carl LEWIS fnotlclng Newcomb What HIIS you3 Dld you forget your dlnner box thls mornlng? fgoes to Newcomb s desk Phlllp Oh Amos IS dead Carl L Amos I8 dead3 Katherlne Yes Carl please find out about It He says Amos I8 dead l have asked hlm what Amos and he says he thlnks he knows but IS not sure Carl L Well he ll be sure before l get through with hlm Starts to desk to take Newcomb out of the seatl l wonder lf Enter Laura Roblnson carrylng a bundle of books and puttlng back a few stray locks of halr back ln place She IS fol lowed by Nellle Marshall who stops to tle up her shoestrlng and Gertrude who I8 buslly engaged ln readlng a composltlon wrltten by one of the glrls 65 . ' ' j c ' 1: ' - Katherine: Yes, lnhilip tells me that Amos was found dead . 1 C 1 9 1 u ' s . , ' ' Q : , ' . , F . .' l I . i . ' . .i .D 1 w s I I C h .. , Z THE OCFAAIC Laura looks out of the wlndow then goes to seat and puts books on her desk There I guess l ve got that Geometry' Honestly everyone used to tell me l was good l dld well ln Math untll Nellie mterruptmg Remember those strenuous perl ods l spent at the board last year puzzling over algebra3 Laura Yes Nellle but you re lucky you didn t choose Geometry for a study this year Why no wonder l m getting there l studned from 8 o clock till I0 last mght on that terrl ble proposltlon Nellie Ah Miss Robinson do l not remember of cast mg my keen glance on you at the movies last night about 8 o clock5 Laura E wxshlng to change the subject Looks around for Gertrude who IS picking up a pile of books that she has dropped on the Floor Laura Oh Gertrude how s the algebra? Gertrude Laura every day ln the algebra way l m growing worser and worser face when l came from English Class that he must have had a good chance to show his brllllance Gertrude fslghmg Yes Nellie he has a chance to show that ln every subject Nellle glancing up by Newcomb s desk where there are a lot crowded around She takes Gertrude s hand Come along and see what IS taking place up here Gertrude and Nellie go to Newcomb s desk followed by I aura Nellie Oh whats the matter Newcomb'9 CTurns to Laura Laura canst thou not see thy beloved weepmg3 Laura Oh keep still Evidently much touched by Newcomb s emotion Newcomb Amos poor Amos' C Lewis fstlll holding onto Newcomb Tell me now Mr Newcomb what Amos 1s3 ls It Karl Benway s ncphew3 Newcomb Oh Amos IS dead Amos IS dead Fnter Reginald Lewis Katherine Reginald whxt dnd you tell Philip about Amos being dead3 Reginald Nl 3 l didnt Fnter Thelma Cleaves jennle Allen Zora Fowler Helen Mewer and numerous other girls 66 4 ' .A 1 cn 1 . '- I : . ' a 1 1 1 -A I k Nellie: Yes, l could .tell bv the look on C-oodkowskv's A . 3 ' li - ' ' V 1 K 1 . V ' : ' . 1 c A . . I, . 1 1 V Q ' I ' J : ' ' A : A e. ' ' -- THI: OCEANIC Thelma Oh gurls stops Hush' lThey all go qunetlv to 'Newcomb s desk Katnerlne lstartlnv to turn away l Guess l can t bother with rhr Phlllp flxfts hls head from de lc Wxpes hxs eyes Well nf you all want to know who the Amos ns l wxll tell you nf every one s here Cnlbert l uce fshoutlngl Micky hurry up' Nlahlon Lary enters phlllp The Amos IS poor Amos qulto He was bxtmg me In the town hall und l lclllecl hlm myself Faces of disgust amxdst bursts of laughter M ewett xmgs bell Students m their places Curtain VALEDICTORY THE DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE The greatest act of preparedness the world has ever wlt ne ed was xmtlated by the United States m calllng the lnter national Arms Congress at Washlngton ll was preparedness agalnst war mstead of for war Thus It was that on November l l I92l Washmgton be came the capital not only of the United States bu of the world for ln our Natlonal cxty there gathered the greatest statemen from all the allled powers of the world The Conference was ofhcxally opened on the mornmg of November l l by President Harclmg with the followmg words of welcome Crentlemen of the Conference the Umted States welcomes you with unselhsh hands We harbor no fears we have no sordlcl ends to serxe we suspect no enemy we contemplate or apprehend no conquest Content wlth what we have we seek nothmg that IS another s We only want to do with you that hner nobler thmg which no natnon can do alone He then outlmed the scope and program of the Conference as follows l The llmxtatlon of armaments naval and others whlch are a menace to the peace of the world 7 Dxscusslon of PBCIHC and Far Eastern questlons .' 67 ' ' 'D J: , ' f. . . 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THE OCEANIC 3 To formulate proposals to control m the mterests of humanity the new agencles of warfare 4 By a common understanding wlth respect to Pacific and Far Eastern problems of unquestionable nmportance to arnve at a solution through the Conference that may seem to promote enduring friendship among the people This outline was essentially suggestive and subject to amendments or addltlons and as we all know there were other amendments other matters of vital Importance which demand ed and received attention The First and one of the most Important results was the Fave Power Treaty signed by the Umted States England France Italy and apan The chief features of which were the I0 year naval holiday the llmltatlon on the tonnage of ships and finally the scrapping of slxty slx capltal fnghtmg ships built and buxldmg totaling I 878 043 tons The second achievement IS embodied m what ns popularly known as the Four Power treaty by which the four nations the Umted States England France and apan holdmg Insular possesslons or domlmons ln the PBCIFIC terminated the Anglo future trouble m the Pacific region and assures peace ln the Pacific by provldlng that questlons likely to cause fflCtI0h be threshed out ln Conference by the four Pacific powers The third great achievement ns embodied ln the Nine Power Treaty concerning the Far Eastern questions but relat mg particularly to China The most Important and outstand mg result was the return of the provmve of Shantung to China by apan Other pomts were the agreements to reheve China ln the matter of foreign postoffices and foreign troops and the provlslon for China s neutrality for the open door The three pnncnpal objectives of the Conference were the llmltatlon of armaments the termmatxon of the Anglo japanese alliance and and to China whlch would help her to secure a real Independence All these goals have been attained perhaps not with completeness which of course was lmpos sible lh certaln cases yet nn a very large measure In addltxon to the more formal and maternal results of the Conference the New York Herald lusts other :tems under the category of human achievements The human achievements call for a cordlal frank open dlscusslon ln the handling of international problems nn confer 68 ' J . u n In . I In ' a Q n ' n J P 0 v . . japanese alliance-an alliance which carried in it the seeds of THE OCEANIC 69 ence wlth the purpose of and determmatlon to reach just falr and unammous conclusrons the human achnevements mxtnate new ideas ln diplomacy dlrectness snmpllclty earnestness that are the essence of Amerlcan feeling and American methods and lastly the human achievements provide for friendly con slderatlon by the conference of nations ln good falth of all lrrltatlng International problems such as hitherto have led to war Thus after about eight weeks of hard conflmng work with all these great accomplishments to lts credxt the confer ence came to a close on February 6 The clouds whlch hov ered on the Aslatlc horizon were lifted drxven away forever by the rlslng sun of International peace frlendshlp and co opera tion for the greater good of humamty They say there are people who always llke to have the last word and l thmk we may safely say that that IS so yet there are times many tlmes when the last word IS the hardest of all words to say Tonight we the graduatlng class face one of those times and It IS to me that the sad honor has fallen Yes It IS a hard word to say for that word must be to some of us lf not to all of us Good bye' Superintendent and Members of the School Committee We have Hmshed the course which has been prescrlbed for us and made possible by your great Interest and endeavors and we are now ready for a step forward along the pathways of lxfe Our years here have been more than profitable well filled with happy hours of study and play As we look back we fully reallze the great part which you have played ln our school llfe we thunk of the many benefits we have received through your efforts and then we realize how futile are any words of thanks whlch we might offer Yet we cannot leave without expressmg to you ln a measure our heartfelt appre clatlon for all past endeavors m our behalf To you our teachers we must also express our earnest thanks for lt IS due to your wlse guidance and lnStl'UCtlOn that we have successfully completed our Hugh School course We llttle realize as yet how much we have depended upon your most hearty assistance and co operation especlally during this our last year We do know however that m leavlnff our Hlgh School we are at the same tlme taking leave of some of the best friends a boy or girl could have We hope that m our fu ture work our life work It may be we may all fulfill your , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ., 1 1 11 1 1 ' - ' . - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . 1. 11 1 ' - 1 ' 1 V 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' cr . 1 1 1 1 70 THF OCFANIC hopes ln us that we may be 1 credit to your teachmgs and finally as future cltxzens that we may show to all the results of your careful tralnlng and kmd efforts to make us what we should be good patrlotlc Americans we should be Parents and Frlends Wrth your lnterest and hearty eo operation you have enabled us to accomplxsh many thmgs whlch would otherwise have been lmposslble We have de manded much yet you have alway been ever ready and wxll mg to supply We sincerely hope that the time wlll soon come when we wlll be able to prove to you that your trust and con ficlence ln us have not been mxsplaced that vse may he able to express our gratltude more strongly more dnrectly and ln more ways than one Schoolmates It IS to you whom we now look to carry on all that whlch we are leaving behind us We have no doubt made many mlstakes Proht by them work wnth re newed effort that may surpass all prevxous records for only ID that way can you hope to attam success Classmates For many happy school years we have worked studled and played together always looking forward to thls great event our graduation We often thought of xt as a happy event forgettlng that lt meant a time of partlng and now ln spxte of our trlumph It makes us sad For now our boat glldes out between The rocks that guard the shore Bearing the Class of l922 To be a class no more But looking forward with a smmle of courage strong and hrgh To meet ln that glad afterwhlle No more to say Good bye' Z 1 A , c v , . , x , . . - 1- , , J v , - - . , , - - Q - v ' 1 1 v A , . 1 w y , . , 1 v v v 1 U '- Q31 wh lf. S2lz1111-f. ,Of . Q O1 ' A XXQWJKXZ 5 +' iw fill F N X Z QE. P -V I' L. , gif 1 L, N5 M .L,t,5.'3-5 Fill O1 if 'O 'WN THE: OCFAINIC ISI- ISI Svlanm Karl Benway avez vous une montre cl or3 Karl Benway have you your gold watch3 Our X es Great surprnse on D Benway s face Mlss Hughes M Dayton Benway votre frere t l une montre d or5 fDayton Benway has your brother a gold watch D Benway ll a une montre d argent No he has a snlver watch lst Per 2nd Per lst Per 2nd Per equals borl Rastus den yo Sambo Mountains 3 Rastus Sambo Rastus Sambo Rastus Why are fat men melancholy3 Because they are men of SIZC fslghs Why IS the letter B like H163 Because It wlll make onl boil B plus oll Ah ll bet yo a dollar Ah can tell a bugger he Aw rxght here goes Yo all knows de Rocky Yes Wal Ah built them' Yo all knows de Dead Sea? Yes Wa Ah krlt lt' Miss Fogg fun samtatnon Xvhat IS the head made of3 Oscar The head ns all bone Mlss Fogg to Lsther Spauldmg who had just read the poem hXCClblOY What does Excelsior meanf lesther Spaulding, Sawdust 72 ' 4 I IX U . - U u N. .J Nl. , - ' ' . Q . , .P K.B.- 'lf' I ' I : .l l, a--i D . , . : ' ,V . C 3 'zlt .... ' .yl .. c . .. 'gl 2: ' '. . 7115 OCPANIC Nv1l5S FKJQO OSCZI' 4 INC THC 3 sentenee With HTOSC SCAT l plflkffd 3 YOSC lrene Q.-ray ln Lngllsh Xn automohnle -.aw a man and atopped 'Vlles Fogg verett have you read Lady o lake l verett o N rss l'of.,L, ave vou reac l v mee me' hverett No MISS Pogg What have you read J Mxss llughes Ou etes voua llermanf Herman Eastman l dont know What would happen rf lrene Cray and hather Spauldlng could behave themselves rn school-' Ruth Jeffries MdTgUCfltC have you read Frecklem J Marguerrte No mme are brown lrene Lray e suns danx e san de Q assf Why does Ruth effrles always get upstairs hrst ln he mornmg3 ' 4 .4 l. 73 515: '-Z. , . u H K. in it. h rf. M1 E ,M ' f ' frhf .' PM : Q Luz' ull' 'f D' ' l U p 'z 'ul' .H llverettzl K 'ul have red hair. . V , , J ' K. , V k V ' x. ' t 'N Eiga: M V H X 1 V 1 THE OCFANIC IST' IZ! J ZZ . 'eo' T X' . O l +- . . . . - , I U- l ' ' ' . : 0 ' ' ' -. . 2, l:n:l C l . 3 .. ... l . . ' w H N3 4 ' ' ' 'E '.- fx w . 2 , . 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Freshmen and Sophomore 23 Lewls Fowler Fred FowleR Arthur LEWIS Chr1Stme Dolbler Dolly Mars Hall Robert Murch Mlldr Ed Veazxe I-,ewlg Nlckles Class of 26 Mxss Blackman ln Domestlc Arts Mxss Marshall how many bones have you m your body3 Marshall Two hundred and exght Mlss Blackman You are wrong there are only two hundred and seven Marshall There are two hundred and erght m my ast Marshall 26 We cannot change our nature It IS qulte beyond our reach So lf a gxrl IS born a lemon She cannot be a peach Any Clrl We are asked l What would happen nf Exelyn Cann should forget to say l wasn t whlspernngl Cann 26 2 If Gertrude Dunns xmagmatlon ever runs away wxth her3 Dunn 25 3 What would happen nf Harold Coodkowsky should forget and glve hrs classmates a little mformatxon concerning algebra3 Coodkowsky 25 4 What would happen lf Phllnp Newcomb and Her bert Collms should come to school two whole days ID suc cesslon3 Newcomb and Collins 2 5 If Dolly Marshall and Marlon Coodvnn are to con tmue gnlng comedxes exery afternoon for the rest of the year3 Marshall and Goodwin 26 IHE OCEANIC 6 lf Collms stnll thlnks cheval horsel IS the same as a shox el Colllns What would happen lf Charlotte COUSIDS should come to school on txme Cousms 23 ls xt true That Exelyn IS a can CannJ2 That Gertrude 19 done Dunn 3 That Phnlxp has a new comb Newcomhj 3 That Robert lsn t much flVlurch 3 That Charlotte IQ a cousin fCOUSlDS 3 Too much fun Nothm done Too much sport Bum report That s me Lary 24 We wonder Why Phyllls Huff has her halr bobbed 3 Hu 23 If It wouldnt be a good xdea for Mahlon Lary to take some sleep reducer ln order to keep awake durmg study per1ods3 Lary 24 If ennle Allen and Thelma Cleax es hadnt better elect a new mall carrier to go over tnelr route for the rest of the year3 Cleaves and Allen 24 23 Why the senlor gurls are wearing, ten cent pleces to m proxe their looks3 Semor Who told R Lewis he could sm 3 Lewls 24 What makes lVl Lary thlnk he IS funny 3 Lary 24 If P Huff IS busy answernn letters from R C 233 Huff 23 What would happen rf Thelma Cleaves should mlss a basket3 Alma Emmons should grow fat3 C LEWIS kept away from the g1rls3 M Lary should know hrs chem1stry3 K Whltman should hurry3 H Mewer s feet should grow large3 A Emmons should forget how to typewrxte3 The glrls of the Domestlc Science Class were escorted to thexr class room a short tlme ago by a dog The dog created conslderable attentxon at first Soon a voxce from the front of the room sand Ir s mce to have other types of ammals to take the place of our absent ones The gurls present would llke to know the meanm of that phrase A .' 75 t . . . 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AND HEATING OLD ORCHARD MAINF The Most Popular Place ln Old Orchard ls CQIQWBII s Candy Stand OW THE PIER W here ewerxthlnrg m the lme of xx eel 1 made and old CLObED SLND XX5 -Xl rt cr th x prtl mu ll f' If .. 'I Y Y W Y Y Y Y 4 J A ing S--t ' rl h' g hz '. lght, A. f - T, i F 1' f gg ' : . e A S . . . . . . U . A l'J ' , V, ' 1 , f J v A o 0 A Y 4 l . Tf'IPIJl1i3nf CiUIlflPl'lI0n 5 I 9 I L - . J , . . , . ' ' K S ' 5 s S Vatr'wr1im- the . fvv' isfs- 4-1' 2 'fr 5 THE OCEAVIC fllllllll-1l1Jl1lill1Il'l1l1l1l I l11l1Il'l I I IH Jumor Semor Hlgh School 0 X111 NI-'K 1111111 1 11 Ll I 1111 111111 'I 11111 N1 ll 11 t 1111 1 1111111 Llltllbll t1u lghtiullx I1 1111111 t 1 NL 11111 l I Nt 111 1 I u 1 111, 11 N 111 11111111 ll I 1 1 1 X U 11 11111 I 1 1 1 11111 1111111 1 N1 Ullllllllll llIMIll1lIIl1Il1!l1lI!l11l1l1'Q 80 , Q 1' ' f' ' ,' ' 1 1 X K ', 1 1 1 I 1 Ii if E 3 Q , . . 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X - 5 -.-R .f fi.-... g'L'fl'.f 86 THIS OCEANIC Compliments of JOHN F. DEAN SHOF DFALVR Mann Street BIDDH ORD MAIN W f C MILLIKEN CO BLACKSMITH SHOP on ADELAIDE ROAD llor e Sh em and A xt 1ob1e Fore g COIUDIHIBIWI of The Old Orchad Pler Phone '74 2 Crowley S Express Amvvhere Anyume uaoxxlm sms r 0 A OLD ORCHARD MAINL Ir 11 X11 H11 I 'p-In-'Hale .gfillf . . . . s 0 rg L on I vm 1 s , Lught ,md Hem y Trucking l Ca let ru venue ' . : 'gn lwmll' - . 3 I ' EN TH!-. OCE INIC C, R. L SNCDVV Radlophone and Radnotelegraph PWFIS and Supphes , 1pIeIe I ' .. one l4f Lnbby Er Johnson CIVIL ENGINFERS And SURVEYORS I M SACO MAINE SPRING I 9 2 3 Shoppmq Cemr oe The Clotfuer Co BIDDEFORD MAINE I1 th XI th 1 f 87 L Com IWNIAHAIIOIIN PII I 4 QI Z Am Street 7 F-Wil gay, Make Our Store Your I ,CIO X C C f ' 'QI ronix- I- .W I Yt'I'I.St'I'r 7 ey mi' Q 88 THE OCEANIC Compliments of ALBERT VV. FOSS, D. M. D. Dentist 57421 Congress St. PORTLAND, MAINE COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLES VV USEN OLD ORCHARD MAINE VVatch for the Opentng of N CK S CAFE Old Orchard s Newest and Most Up to Date EATING HOUSE Cette I Block Old O ch rd Street I U I r I H1118 , r a Ikttrnttixt- tht' .'x1IY1'I'IIFl'I'x they pztttwvttixt N MRS J T LEWIS Q L1 VV Il ROBINSQN VICTCR BEAUDETTE C Fayette Staples Pobt No 57 A I 4 C I r 1 X r fl!! Uf f..A1- C V C rlv --.1 N7 GH .J1,x'JCDlfQar1d C'WllllIIN AIM f:'ffIxI'lII'I I.Ix ff PM 'wiki Ami l'ieaI.u,g 9 f fJ.xY1.xri5IrA'f fill 4lnf1.xr1I,Xl41xr1' C 4vIIl1vllII1l'IlL nf I'1II'dJOI' Ami Buzljer' CZALUIIICI VVnr'k L1 Spegmlty -WJ fywl Cmmf .'XXl'Illl Iqwl IV: j cuz.1m.g.m. NIV. Cwr111'l1r11v-rllx of Thy 11 CIILAIW Lcgu m U11 n haul, Nliilllf' 90 THI: OC1fA.'N'IC N. I. LAUGHTON PAINTS A1il.ljIfZtRDWARE Aqents For Barreled Sunllght Palm Old Orchard Manne Students After school get out of doors and play il o The Old Orchard Cwolf and Country Club Old Orchard Manne Montrose E Hull Company Insurance Bungalow Old Orchard Mamne 1 INSURANCE: mtl Ixrel n elcwn xme re r nte 'N x 1 1 r 1 I g QSC vie vie Ifirtg I.i1'v. At'r1.lt-nt. t'u1npt'ns:1ti0n lizrrility. 1'roptA1'ty llz11nzx,!1'. 'l'l1vf't, l.iw Stock, .-Xutnmnluilu, Ruin, l'l:xtt- Glass. 'I'fu'11:uln. Iiu1'gIza1'j.' Illll Sall- Orl'1e.gs.xdbs tmp. s pese d .vo '. I I, SVI tml participates in tl 6 pu zxcle. I 1 1m3t Cl rfulx furm wr frranxtfmnss ma Q fc m nt iatvrpmof xi rL F PCCIH y CLINITOIX C NIEWER mmf Qement and Cfmfnt Bl c 1 pum- Hotel Vesper N Q O U ORQII RID Xl XIX! LYMAN ABBOTT r X 1 IH 1' flcvllx NYC' V if fist' ,Qs !'F'E'. VI, 'sl -d -1 j f d 0 P e X' '0'.s 'll' I v . 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'IHE STORE OI- SA II FM TIOX 529 to 535 Congress St PORTLAND ME The Shaw Busmess College COURSES Business Shorlitand Telegraphy Secretarial and Burroughs Automatic Posting Machine 507 I 2 Congress St PORTLAND F L SHAW Pres NEW SPRING STYLES We talce pleasure in announcing the steadv arrival of NEW SPRING OUTER APPAREL for vour inspection A Cordral imitation is extended to you to call and see them Lewis Polalcewlch 8: Sons 120 Main sneer BIDDEFORD Pa 1 IIIIQ the Mixertr tr thex pitronin u , ' 93 W C lllp C FC af I C 00' Base CQICTICIS WI h BSCITIBH MII s, relders Gloves, etc. Track Supplies, Tennis Goo s, School Athletic Equipment Wrl e us for Catalogue- ' l I O No transaction at o 1' o 1 1 ' - ' 'I thi article purwhuse-rl has given the full service intended. Uncl-' this Imrozul guarantee of satisfactiori jou I-an zl 'nys '-lj 1+ the sire 'q 'l'tt'o o ' IF-. , . . .. O .. v . . .J . . I . , . 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A C ,A C , THE OCEANIC' D F LITTLEFIELD WHOLESALE FRLIT AND PRODUCE C1 Q, 242m 5 mm NIAINI F F SNJIITH Proprietor of WONIDERLAND ON THE PIER OLD ORCHARD IVIAINIE FLORIDT SACO MAINE npl OLR PRINCIPAL Ir 11 XI 1 xl I M W Canng woods Grocers' Sundnes 1 ain Dtreet Q I . 1' A . . I i'? C3 Co 1 imc-nts oI 1 l v x THE OCEAXIC 9' GRASS and VEGETABLE SEEDS and GARDEN TOOLS Scales Hardware Co. 244 Mann Street Sago Mame J G DEERNG st SUN LUMBER DEALERS I4 ELM STREET BIDDEFORD RENY BROS BOOKS SOCIETY and GOMMERGIAL PRINTING IOv M n Street SACO MAINE IR' I It XI I th I I o o L Phone 208 0 7 I QI - ' ' im- ' t- .- t vat' ist-Vs -- my ut Vttttizt- L14 THE OCEANIC BIDDEFORD 8: SACO WATER CO SUPPLY IN Old Orchard Pure VVater The York Natnonal Bank sAco MAINE VVe pay 4 per cent ln our Savnngs Department D OFFICERS SUMNER E PARCHER President FRANK C DEERING Vnce Presldent LLOYD B FENDERSON Cashter FRANK L VVHITEHEAD Asst Cashner SumnerC Parcher Saco Me Frank C Deering Harry P Garland Albert VV CoIe Frank H Llbby Old Orchard Me Lloyd B F enderson Saco Our Photos Please VVI-IY Because they show you at YOUR VERY BEST Let us prove Il to you Phone for appointment today 466 VV ELITE STUDIO BIDDEFORD Itrtl th -Kd xtlt thx 98 L . W . 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