Orono High School - Crimson Crier Yearbook (Orono, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1949 volume:

THE CRIMSON CRIER Published annually by the Semors of Orono Hngh School ORONO MAINE , Q, , r iw 4. 'N , S S .,'x.N K- . '-,rl . . h N . N. . . . .Ns 2 KS., . . lf x , Bernard L Deemng DEDICATION By dedlcatlng th1s the 1949 lssue of the Crzm son Crzer to Bernard L Deerlng we the mem bers of the Senlor Class wlsh to show our deep appreclatlon for hls contlnued Interest and kmd ness to us slnce our arrlval ln 43 His services have not been extended to us alone however for he has been a frlend to everyone ln Orono and an asset to the school as a whole Hls keen interest and WISE guldance ln our act1v1t1es have won for hlm the devotlon of the students It IS wlth great pleasure that we dedlcate thls book to Mr Deer mg Educator Advlser and Frlend , - 1 - 9 1 ' n . . . H ,, . . 1 1 . - 1 r - l 4 3 . K ff I . U , J ,lain FACULTY Fxrst row Mlss Slocum Mrs Knapp Mrs Jenness Mlss Brownmg Mrs Call Mlss Lxttletield Mlss Rush becond row Mr Deermg Mr Fortler Prln Sherman Mr Sprague Mr Dolan FACULTY These are the txmes that try men s souls Th1s phrase was quoted at one of the recent teachers meetlngs These stout hearted ll1dlVldl13lS have attempted durlng the course of the year to Hlallltaln a standard of academlc ex cellence at Orono Hlgh The raw materials wlth whlch they have been forced to work have not always been of the hlghest grade, nevertheless, we ap preclate thelr untlrmg efforts and thank them for a most en Joyable year 6- 1.1 X X Q 1 'N' 77 Ti 1, fl X 771 Fu, TS A 'I 17,5 Q Q5 N x 2, 2 79 8' ' 45 itx 'Ti X .. '- im , g, USL ' Q if-. KX Y g E' YQ if -,Z E2 A-1 Q 'E - ' Es xt 4' v 4 3 A 'ix 3 E Ye, r- X , If N x 5 xx 7 ,, ,A f 55 XE-Xlw 53 Rv YW TY- , 21 ' . B A -L wif? 55 V4 3 uf ' , Xfiyjx N N 5 , CHARLES ALLEN RAYHON ATHERTON General Love conquers all. Student Conference 1. 3. Intramural Sports 1,. Science Club 1, 3. Sopho- more Social 1, Freshman, Reeepfiflh 2. Class Treasurer 2, J. V. Basket- ball 8, Baseball 3. Junior Prom 8. National Honor Society QP:-es. 0 Hi-Y lvice pres. 0 Senior Play 4. Varsity Basketball 4. Year Book Sta! 4. Win- ter Carnival I, 4. College 'Then westward-bo l Orchestra 1, 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: J. V. Basketball 1, 2 3:J. V. Foot- ball 2: Student Conference 2: Intra- mural Sports 1: Winter Camival 2, 3. 4: Junior Speaking 3: Hi-Y lPres. 41 Class Secretary and treasurer 8: Varsity Basketball 4: Varsity Football 4: Senior Play 4: 0 Club 4: Years book Staff 4: Trask 4: Vice Pres, of class 4 ' Graduation Speaker 4. LILLIAN BURNS Commercial 'The rat is silence Office girl 4 School Store 4 Year- book Stat! 4 Rloteer Staff 4 'emm- Play Committee 4 Junlor Prom ANNA BURRILL Commercial Theres a time for all things -0 fl? LAWRENCE BAILEY College He that has patience may compass anything. Baseball 1, 2, 8: Intramural Sports 2, 8: Science Club 8: Hi-Y and 0 Club 3, 4: Junior Prom 3: Student Conference lVice Pres. 0. CX! ' 'Z ' I . .: zzz. ' ' a 2' : fb ' I I 1 M f, ! C a- U f lil X as 1. - A - r l I1 Q :ll ,J Anyone is welcomed to u e our lawnmower, provided he doesn't take it out of our yard. JAMFS BYARD yALDlNl. CHALMERS WARRFN LHFTLFY General Gene,-.I College It lS not good that the man should be alone Science Club 1 2 3 Freshman Re ceptlon 2 Junxor Prom 3 Winter Carnival 3 Track 4 9 K 4 :WJ As merry as the day IS long Transfer from Washxnfzwn D C ee Club 4 llxbrarxan S ftball 2 3 4 Freshman Reception 2 Junmr Speakxng 3 Jumor Pmm Play Committee 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Winter Camnal 3 4 Basketball 2 NORMA CRA NF Commercial e most SQIPSS day 1 ll that ln whxch wr hug not laurxhed franafer from VN xllham Hugh 4 Bwketball 4 Trl H1 Y Semor Play lommxttee 4 Glee Club 4 STEWART DBVINE General I hope I shall hz-ue ln Qurf. to make good Qemor Play Committee 4 I am not nutty ln myself but the cause that wzl 4 un other men Bas lt ml Intramural Sports 1 Arla md Craft-a I transfer from Rlchmond Hu,h 4 Varsity Bas- The best way to cause a swelling of the head is to keep patting a man on the bank. r' 'C 'so C 1 N xl ' ,.: - 2:Gl , 2.a.: 4i J.v. sk-lll: . ' : ' : ' .0 5 . . :D l ' : .1 - , . :I ' . 32 Tri Hi-Y. Senior lslay 4: School ketball 43 Winter Carniyal 4. 3.4. ' ' ' Th J u.' . 2' 0' zz is ' fb 4' . If I I W f 6 J fin! lr 1- . . . , ,1 0 . ' JEAN DOLLOFF LAWRENCE GOULD RALPH KOBBON College Colle!! Conn, Dnhgence ns the moth-r of good fortune Glee Club 1 Z 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 8 4 Llbrarxanl 2 3 4 Intramural Spnrtw 1 Basketbal 3 4 Sopho- more Suclal 1 Preshm mn Reception 2 Winter Carnival 1 2 3 4 Jumor mg 3 4 Natnonal Honor Society Intra mural Award 3 Klwanls Awards m fSc1cnce 3l fEngl1Qh 37 Yearbook Staff 4 Candidate for Carnival Queen 4 Senior Play 4 School Play Committee 4 Cheerleader 4 Student Conference X4 1 , f 1 5 x i But as you know me all a plmn blunt man Scnence Club 1 2 Orchestra 2 8 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 Track 3 H1 Y Jumor Prom 8 DOROTHY LANDBY Commercial A good hearts worth gold Student Conference 3 National Hon or Society Olliee gxrl 4 School Store 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Rxoteer Stat! 4 Candidate for Wxnter Carnival Queen 4 Jumor Prom 8 JAMES LEVEILLE General Good words are worth much and cost httle Intramural Sports 2. 3, Science Club 2. 3. H1 Y, Semor Play Comzmttae 4. Basketball manager 4, Yearbook Stall' 4 When to elect there xs but one Txs Hobson choxce-take that none Transfer from Bangor Hugh 4 Boys Glee Club lV1ee Pres 41 J V Bab- ketball 4 H1Y School Play Com- mlttee 4 Host of the shadows of this life are caused by standmg In our own sunshine. n l .n . , , L , . or . gk 4 . - . 2. : . Q. S - ' . : 1 ' . : . -Prom 3: Junior Sfveakingf Debut- ' ' L. . Z o I 1 I P . ' 1 wmv K, f ' .. I , ' U A V . -, . . - . GAINOR MeGORRILL PUYLUS Noyl-33 HQBER1- PAGE Collet' CGUCIQ General Transfer from Gould Academy 3 Glee Club 3 1Pres 45 Junxor Sp 3 Trl H1 Y fPres 43 Assistant manager of softball 3 .Tumor Prom 8 man ager of Basketball 4 Senior Play 4 Candidate for Wxnter Carmval Queen 4 Yearbook Staff 4 School Play Com mittee 4 Graduatxon Speaker 4 I 'han laugh mysdf to death h3V'- U0 Other reason thin I Without music llfe would be A womans mistake Arts and Crafts 1 Orchestra 1 2 3 Glee Club l 2 3 lTreasuner 47 Class Sec 1 Intramural Sports 1 Sophomore Social 1 Freshman Reeep tion 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Softball 2 3 Student Conference 2 Natnonal Honor Society Trl I-LY 1Sec 45 Cheerleader 3 Ulead Cheerleader -fl Junior from 3 Senlor Play Commxt tee 4 School Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Rxoteer Stal? 4 Candldate for Wm ter Camnal Queen 3 4 Carnival Queen 4 D A R Candldate 4 Class Sec and Treasurer 4 Grsduatlon Speaker 4 PATRICIA PLUMMER College It ms qualxty rather than quantity that matters Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 1 School Play 1 Sophomore Socxal 1 Natxonal Hon nr Socxety Trx H1 Y .Tumor Prom 3 Semor Play 4 Candidate for Winter Carnxval Queen 4 THOMAS PRUB Natnonal Honor Society Orchestra 4 Yearbook Stal! 4 AB I fl 1 General f Men of few words are Che best men Transfer from St Marys 4 Foot ball 4 Semor Play Commnttee 4 .1 xYl'osSu,ylls xl 1, F5fAtNA We should plty the poor flea all of hrs chxldren go to the dogs . I . .. - - ' ,.5fu'jfi -J ' fr' - 1 'D I ' - as' 13 'slr' l., ff- 7' 4 :J if ey f' ff 7' f, ,AV It 1 ff, I . . g l I I j A CHARLOTTE SHERMAN GLORIA SMITH STACY STEVENS Commercnl College Collggg Here ls a dear and true mdustrxous My mans as true SS steel f e d Arts and Crafts 1 Dramatic Club l Orchestral 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Transfer from Bangor High 3 GLN 2 3 4 National Honor Socxety Senior Club 8 4 Ilay 4 Year Book Staff 4 FREDERICK WALLACE College As good natured a soul as eer trod on shoe of leather Intramural Sports 1 Football 1 Z 3 fCo-Captam 41 J V Basketball l 2 8 Varsmty Basketball 4 Track 4 0 Club fTress 2 1Pres 47 Baseball 8 4 .Tumor Prom 3 Semor Play Commxttee 4 Winter Csrmval 2 3 4 HiY Year Book Staff 4 ROBERT WALLACE By the work one knows the work man Pres. of Class 1 Sophomore Socml 1 Intramural Sports 1 3 Footf ball 1 2 3 ICO-Captain 41 Base- 1 2 3 4 Student Con er- enee 1 Wxnter Carnival 1 2 3 4 Freshman Reception 2 J V Basket- ball 2 Vxce-Pres of Class 8 Science u SI-I1Y OClub23fV1e- Pres 45 Jumor Prom 3 Delegate to Dmgo Boys State 3 Track 4 Semor Play Commnttee 4 School Play 4 Rloteer Staff 4 Year Book Staff 4 Varsxty Basketball 4 Graduation Speaker 4 Wn. and wxsdom are bom with man Class Presxdent 2 3 4 Sophomore Socxal 1 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 School Playl 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 Football 1 4 QManager 2 81 Year Book Staff 1 2 lAss1stant Editor 81 lEd1tor 45 Debatmgl 2 8 4 Stu dent Conference 2 3 fPres 41 Wm ter Carmval I 2 3 4 Freshman B0- oeptxon 2 Scxence Club 2 8 Boys Glee Club 2 3 4 J V Basketball 3 Kiwanis Debatmg Award 8 Hs: vard Book Award 8 Jumor Prom 3 .Tumor Sp 3 0 Club BxY Vanity Basketball 4 Senior Play 4 Rlbfl Stall' 4 Graduatxon Speaker 4 fqg, AINEFW M ,fx 'L r,,f l 4?n'j'.-'Fifi Dead men may tell no tales, but some of then' tombstones are terrible liars. M - .Iv ,, . . . I 11 zf sf z , sy. ' r' -,9 , K ' 'x r, M l' fshlj' I. C-'N ' ' I V. f ' if Wi . f' '- 'll- coue'e K ,al X HV, If p :nl . ' - 'cf ' If I, . Q ., , ff ,5- v I 1' l , , . . 1 ' ,ff 4 : , , : N '. it X7 ball ', ', ', 1 1 f ,, A 5 I ' ' . . . : , Vi ' , Cl b 'Z I 5' I: H 1 I 1 .C fjv I nf! - : : X X1 . ' ' ' . f P , f , 'W - ' . ' , 4.,1 Qi . l , ' I . 54, fi db! sf T 'I' -'ACK WEYMOLTH GI-:RTRUDE WYMAN General Cone.. Btwn-en Jest and earnest Transfer from Gould Academy 2 Football 3 4 J V Basketball 2 3 Intrxmural Sports 2 3 Freshman Reccptlon Z Wmter Carnlval 2 3 4 Junior Prom 3 Vnrslty Basketball 4 Baseball 3 4 rac H1 Y lTreas 43 Szmor Play Commxb- Speaker 4 PERRY LaPOIWTE General Speed hastens ones own downfall HxY SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Raymon Atherton, Phyllis Noyes, fstandmgl Stacy Stevens Xl 'Tl QXTIX l 5291- N ips 1' I WT, OQY5 Xxx ull' fl 1 1 n:A ' In the twmkhng of an eye Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 1Secretary 43 Intramural Sports 1 Arts and Crafts 1 Student Con ference 1 fSecretary 41 Sopho- more Socml 1 Basketball 2 8 4 S ftball 3 4 Freshman Recep- tlon 'P Jumor Prom 3 Junxor Speaker Honor Socxety Semor Play 4 School Play 4 Candidate for Winter Oarnx val Queen 4 Rxobeer Staff 4 Cheer lender 4 Graduation Speaker 4 A mllhon women m this country are overweight These, of course, are Just round figures. . fx 4 X , 'T ' if il vs ts! D, . I Q, - 7 . . . : , . . ' .5 T. k 2' 3' : ob 2. .z 2 , , we 4: 0 Club 'fl Graduation ag Tia' Hi-'Y: Yearboolt 1, 4:Natlonal T D ' ik - X I, , I -. S . x X Q -s 1 -r . '- Q .-- l V E'-'i' as ,yi If ff W , ,f, aff 4 THE SENIORS This phrase has been extremely lmportant each year to a group of students ln room elght especlally to us who are now completing our last year at Orono Hlgh When 1943 rolled around an eager group of young sters set aslde Grammar School habits and made their acquaintance with th1s mstltutlon These students now leaders IH the same school can look back on their accompl1shments wlth satlsfactlon and prlde A summary of our final year w1ll glve an 1nd1cat1on of the contrlbutlons to school life that our wlsdom and experlence have made posslble With a rapld glance at the well 1n1t1aled desks filled with obvlously mtelhgent pupils one can readlly see that our classmates have been 1deal directors for the various act1v1t1es that functioned wlthln our four walls There are six brawny senlors that will never again spend thelr Autumn afternoons watchmg the Hlgh Schools shadow spread 1tself across the football field There will be other fields but the rocks and holes will be 1n dlfferent places Old echoes w1ll rumble along the upper corridor remmdlng the new cheerleaders of the three sparklmg maidens that won the approval of the crowd 1n years past A dlfferent set of faces w1ll appear on the however will stlll be Vlewed on the back of the light board wlth all the partlcxpants llsted under It No one w1ll forget that tlllgllllg moment when the curtain went up to reveal another smashlng success presented by the class of 49 Other Wlnter Carnlvals w1ll come and go but no one could ever overlook that group of Thesplans that year after year walked off wlth the prizes nor w1ll the SIX charming glrls and their Queen soon fade out of remembrance The trophy 1n the Llbrary may gather dust but dust can never erase the name which proves our class was a leader 1n thls annual affair Although playmg Basketball was a lot of fun xt will be a rellef to play on a floor ln the future on which you can shoot from any spot and also not have to worry about plcklng up any spllnters from an uncom promlslng stage Our notorious baseball players Wlll never again play on another team quite llke the Orono Rlots All m all, hlgh school has been fun for us ln spite of the laborlous assignments handed out by the teachers These mstructors must admlt however that havmg a member of the class of 49 1n h1s class has always been qulte an experience We feel that attendmg Orono Hlgh School has been both an honor and a prlvllege, and we know that Senior classes ln the future will feel the same way A man got word the other day that his uncle was all unstrung, so he sent him a wire. , . , . , . . 3 ' . . . . . y . K , ! Y . . , . ' 1 Town Hall stage rehearsing another Senior play. The name Miss J inuny , 1 ' u n ' ' ' ' ! P ' 1 . . i 1 I ' . Y 1 , . 4 . ' n , ' I6 il ' ' 7 Favors e Saying Where s Bar nd S nge know Crunch Heave Hon sn tha r gh y meathead Name ti 't ' ' . en Charlie or Chuck 9 Pierce St. Game Warden We1l,ah . . . . erton y or Sunshine Women Another Don Juan Well, it's like this ' ey rry or Litchy Hunting Subway conductor Wha' happen' . il a y mart Secreta h, Gorries . 'll Laughing Owner l ' b? ' . Jimmi reaking Bachelor Safe, Sane, a i l . Chalmers i omores ta ' ' secretary ' a ? . etley q eaky r o run the pool room uh? . ne u o o el h, ll ' .awe Sw o i m h .... . o if esse e i g i ' ns! . ul nny ld wn aine Maritime Who res? I . o bby hmen Hitch-hiker Sit do l ' . n ry ot or Tootsie ill S Goll 'persl . 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V V A 'E fm Qe, C ' X X J., 'IQ J . iz vvf ,Q X i J Z7 7: ll E N ll 5 it X , D sb I 1 .1 JUNIOR CLASS 'Wait .Sie JUNIOR CLASS First row Charlene Kennedy Virginia Moore Mariorle Moore Ruth Beyer Ruth Lemieux Lois Ingalls Janet Oliver Katharine Hawley Barbara Cowan Joyce Swan Carole Wxtham Second row Evelyn Gilmore Frank Littlefield Frank Lucas John me Herbert Doten Ernest Chase Victor Henry Robert Goodie Third row Keith Hutchins Clarence Pelletier Christopher Parker Eugene Levellle Richard Ingersoll Nicholas Hashey Philip Brooks Neil St Lawrence Porter Earl Good Mary Ellen Baker Lawrence Perkins Worcester Adrian Last spring the Jumor Class elected the following officers Earl Goodine, Presidentg Ruth Lemieux, Vice-Presidentg Lois Ingalls, Secre- tary Treasurerg and Janet Oliver, and Frank Littlefield, Student Council Representatives. When the football season rolled around, the nucleus of the team was made up of Juniors. On the basketball team we were also very well repres ented by five able boys. The cheerleading squad was another activity in which the Junior Class played a major part. Juniors are to be found in most of the remaining organizations in school. On April 8, some of our classmates presented the annual Junior Speak- ing Exhibition. From this event, several were chosen to attend the state speaking contests. This year the Juniors forged ahead of the Seniors and brought home the Winter Carnival Trophy. May saw the arrival of the Juniors with a highly successful Junior Prom. The first ten Commandments are the hardest to keep. SOPHGNIORE CLASS The very worldly-wise and experienced Sophomore Class began an eventful year with the initiation of the Freshmen on October 15. By the evening, however, our ambitious classmates relented a little and staged a very successful dance to prove to the poor unappreciated souls that we really liked them. The arrival of our class rings threw Room 16 into a mad frenzy of anticipation. We managed to barely exist until that momentous activity period. Then we could say we were really a major cog in the 0. H. S. wheel. Throwing a wary eye over the many activities, and after dodging Don Hashey's football, Wayland's basketball, Sullivan's baseball, Bennie's clarinet, and Cota's thrashing arms as she cheers for Orono, we came to the fond conclusion that the Sophs are right in there pitching Oops-I forgot the majority of those hlgh pitched W3llS you often hear come from our girls ln the glee club In th spring of 48 we elected our capable and hardworking class of ficers They are President, Robert Hamilton, Vice President Douglas Powers Secretary Treasurer, Richard Sullivan To the Student Council we sent Muriel Bennett and Dana Devoe P95 5 SOPHOMORES First row Patricia Goodine Ruth Dow Muriel Bennett Janet Cota Patricia King Cunningham June Bartlett Phyllis Bailey Mary Lou Sinclair Second row Francis Gilmore Cecil Waddell Willis Reed Judith LaPomte Maurmc Sullivan Dawn Evans Carol King Jean Littlefield Betsy Parker Iena Fitz Mar lon Curtis Harva Young Margaret Dow Llo,,d 11 xaham Philip Goode Ed mund Gilmore Third low Bruce Thaxter Robert Baker Louis Dall Leonard Kenny Stephen Brush Donald Babin John Sutton Dana Devoe Wayland Shands Richard Gibbs Hersc hel Haverlock Reginald Bowden Clarence Bunill Ha old Pepper Fred Lam oreau Richard Hobson There is hope for a man who can look in a mu-ror and laugh at what he sees e ' ' ' - . ' - , Z ' . ' - V .Q an ' 7 . . L ' 'V u . -. - Q M Z . b l , b 1 A 1 1 J .1 . . Richard Sullivan, Robert Hamilton, Douglas Powers, Gerald Deveau, Barbara b 7 Y 7 ' ' , Q I 7 1 , y . 1 l v 1 v l - g . 1 ' . 1 1 1 V I if 1 1 4 v ' l - Z - I 7 - Y I I Q V 1 . n v . y 1 ' u 3 , y . . , V , . h , . FRESH MAN CLASS The f0ll0WlIlg oilicers led our class for the freshman year V11g1n1a Tessler, Presldent, John Hlnes, Vxce Presldent Jayne Call Secretary Treasurer, Joanne Curran and Rlchard Chadbourne, Student Conference Representatlves Aftel survlvmg Freshman Day, we enjoyed the Freshman Receptlon glven to us by the Sophomores Soon after that we gave the Sophomore Soclal wh1eh went over very well The class of 52 was very well represented on the Jayvee basketball team and contrlbuted much to extra currlcular act1v1t1es, such as or chestra , glee club, both glrls andboys Sclence Club and many others FRESHMAN First row Frances Comeau Vxrgmla HUtChlHS Martha Flynn Margaret Llttleield Rxchard Chadbouxne Jayne Call Vlrglma Tessler John Hmes Joanne Curran Geneva Roblchaud Roberta O Hara Barbara Bagley June Brooks Second row Cynthla Jenness Betty Brockway Mxrlam Bonde Patrlcla Dore Louise Myers Nancy Douglass Joan Kxrschen Ruth Clapp Judxth MacPherson Ann Keyo Betty Gllmore Lols Chetley Betty Baker Marlon Gerrxsh Francls Gero, Patrlcxa Fortler Thlrd row Donald Chase Frederlck Otto Donald Whxte Delmont Kmghts Lyndon Treadwell George Hamilton Merle Lounsbury Donald Dex eau Rlchard Bell Walter Foster Ronald Martm Bernard Devme John Sears Thomas Redmond Howard Jackson At the annual Winter Carnlval our class sk1t was presented, but d1d not wm a place However, the award for hlgh pomt g1rl was glven to a member of our class The freshman class took a promment place 1n the soclal lxfe of Orono Hlgh School, as well as 1n sports We feel that we are well under way for a happy and successful hlgh school career To rest content with results achieved is the hrst sign of business decay. GRADE SEVEN First row Ramona Tessler Ann Gero Alice Perkins MHTIOH Sullivan Nina Smart Patricia Kennedy Joan Littlefield horris Hamilton Exelvn Sinclair Ross Wy man Richard Ienness Philip Comai Norman Coro Sylxia Gerrish Shirley St Lou s Sccond ron LeonMcG1nn lames Joslyn Daxid Adams Janice Bailey Beatrice Lam bert Bcttv Ravtnslev Thelma Stexens Mary Simpson Florence Hashey Martha Trefethen Grace Butler Nancy Babin Jeanette Cornell Arthur Treadwell Ron ald LeCla1r Frank St louis Third rovs Dudley LaPomte Thomas Gibbs Leon Treadwell Dana Sullivan Thomas Sezak Burton Walker Raymond Dall Richard Witter John Vermette Russell Yyilson Fred Cyrway Robert Lawrence Lawrence Burns Frank Beyer Arthur arm GRADE EIGHT First row: William Gott Robert Smart Ross Cota, Betty Call, Mary Turner, Priscilla Hobson, Robert Deering, Sandra Noyes, Ross Thaxter, Patricia Sears, David Got- hrow, Leroy Chase, Jack Biscoe. Second row: Ann Nichols, Barbara Dow Betty Moloney, Florence Mae Wilson, Beryl Haverlock, Bernice Nadeau, Jean Devoe, Marlene Sullivan, Dorothy Sullivan Muriel Beaulieu, Ann Parent, Bertha Crabtree, Celeste Cowan. Third row: Bernard Corneil, Russell Coltart, Thomas Needham, Donovan Thibodeau, Rupert Lyons, Howard Keyo, Theodore Luebbers, Linwood Hashey, Carl Flynn, Jack Pelletier, Mark Biscoe, Richard Keeney, Richard Merrill. If what you did yesterday still looks big to you, you haven't done much today. vs., J.. in Q I loss F rest' A Htl, 31-Ivo. as ll ZX 7he 5Tu4r f' J,-,,, The man who stands constantly on his dignity is located on a mighty slippery spot. 4-4 Au.:-.41 WY 'Y 4.7 'jf 'A 'C m ixX XX SSXXX x M1 1 x X S K eq R Jzlrtlfhflfl 'gg VW! Xi Ax Q W AN 4 NW f L, , Q Q k 'Q 1 1 lf ' x fi Q ' X XX al : . Q x M, , h , 5 QTY- . Q gf 'lxxxxbj' lux.- ,Q 5-. 2 ' 'I. X - -' '95 K Y px 5 '- -J ' ' . ' ' 1 5 - QE' xxv N1 1 1 ' x 'I 'rl - F 'ix B 'J , f h .X L I 4 X S L I rue E 4 ?Tx. 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Q J THE FORTY NINERS JEAN LITTLEFIELD 51 Their walk IS proud and stalwart Thexr gazes filled with scorn For Im a lowly Sophomore Dismal and forlorn They ve reached the peak of wlsdom Of nothing do they fear But I must calmly take lt for They graduate thls year OLD MAN WINTER ROBERT GooD1E 50 Old Man Wlnter was on the prowl thls mornlng but I belng a brave fool went out early for the bus hop 1ng that I could catch a rxde wlth some friendly soul Thus I would save a punch on my pass and would without paymg bus fare After I had held my thumb up to an unendlng llne of passlng cars, all to no avall, I was very much dlS couraged and, of course, cold Oh' here comes another lme of cars There s a r1de ln one of these cars for sure That s what I thought but the drivers had dlfferent ldeas, so I eased my frozen fingers back mto my coat pocket, thmklng that I sure ly would fall v1ct1m to Old Man Wmter What IS this I see No' It can t be' Yes, lt IS' It IS a bus' In those few moments I forgot that I was cold, for here was a rescue party Hastlly I secured my pass from my wallet Now I was prepared to be rescued from Old Man Wlnter Here t comes xt lsn t slowlng down Oh, no' No' No' TAKE ME OLD MAN WINTER I AM ALL YOURS THE BUS WENT BY ME' BIG GAME BUNNY SULLIVAN 51 Excltements rldmg high tonlght In Oronos town hall The buzzer sounds the game begms And Sully gets the ball A pass to Hashey down to Earl The Orono crowd roars Now Sully has the ball again He pivots shoots and scores The boys are really hot tonlght The Riots stlll are way ahead The opponents far behmd The second half IS really rough The boys are gettmg mad They have to vun this game tonight iThe first close one we ve had J There isnt much tlme left to play And before the vshxstle blows Charlie lntercepts a pass He shoots and ln It goes The fans Just cant believe their eyes As they see the final score The boys rush back out on the court And carry Dolan oil' the floor The Riots are a happy team And as thelr vlctory flag unfurls We gxve them a tremendous cheer THE BOSS JUST BEAT THE GIRLS We ean't tell that good Joke about crude oil because lt s not refined . - ' . i , . . . . , . ' ' , 1 . . S , . be able to go out Saturday night And at the half we find 7 . . , ' ! 1 . . . , . AT LAST GAINOR MCGORRILL 49 At last she saw them as they real 15 were squlrmlng and Wflthlhg on the floor thelr beady black eyes bloodshot and lxstless Then the peaceful slckenlng a1r settled down on them and thexr struggle was over Wlth leluctance thexr bodles gave up the fight for lxfe Jane wlth the death weapon st1ll clutched ln her trembhng hand sat down exhausted Her deed was done There lylng on the H001 completely oxercome by DDT were two llttle IIIGS GRADUATION PATRICIA PLUMMER 49 It was June 15 1949 Th1s was not a date that many people would re member but to me It was the most xmportant day ln my llfe for thls was my graduatxon Tlme had tlcked by so qulckly that before I reallzed It sprlng was here and we had begun to dlscuss plans for our class trlp and graduatlon ex ercxses These busy days had passed very qulckly and before I knew It June was here By thls t1me I fully reahzed what graduatlon really meant I could remember VlV1dIy when I hrst entered Orono Hlgh School a seventh grader eager and feellng very much grown up How we look ed wxth envy at the upper classmen especlally the semors' I thought how excltlng It must be to be a Senior and graduatmg I was very glad when I was a Freshman because we really became a part of the school and lts actlvltles I remembel my first prom I was a Sophomore then and th1s was a great event for me When I was a Junior there was Chemlstxy a subject which untll the day I d1e I shall nexer understand I shall never folget my experlence wlth LhlOI'1ll6 and I dont lmaglne my SQHIOI year the happxest year of my hlgh school career Perhaps It was because my subjects were the easlest Th1s year passed the quxckest of all and before long graduation was here THE CHEMISTRY LAB JoYcl: SWAN 50 The Chem1st1y lab-a llkely place For perfume and bows and flowers and lace- But there the mlghty J unlors go And attempt the seed of wisdom to sow Patxently workmg wlth acxds and bases- Our hands a sight even worse our faces Our aprons are a total mess But thls we really must confess To work wlth H2 S04 Requlres really nothing more Than good strong clothes And a stronger nose Of all the thxngs you wear, your expressxon 18 the most important. I6 QV - . f 1 . ' , . . Y , y r - ' - 1 . . U ' . . , A . . , I J . , Y. . . y . I 1 . , l v . , V 1 . . y . v , . 7 ' 7 ' Y A.- af.a aaadwa my classmates will either. Then came 1 , - 7 . I 7 ' l . . - ! y . , l . . . i Q y ' u l , . . , a 1 D ' THIRST There s water rn the rrver Theres water rn the brmk 'lheres water rn the schoolhouse But there s none for us to drmk Vlc always are so thrrsty After eatrng candy bars I wonder rf the school krds Haxe watu up on Mars 'I I scc the teachers walkrng And often pause to tl rnk I wonder f they re thmkrng Of the water they can t drlnk Our school days are nearly mer But I ll always stop and thrnk Of the water rn our schoolhouse That we couldn t haw to drrnk VIRGINIA Moom-' NIGHT IN THE WOODS LAWRENCE BAILEY 49 As I peer out between the flaps of my tent the rrsrng moon srlhouettes the tall slender spruces on the op posrte shore and casts a srlvery path across the water Somewhere the great expanse of forest a hoot owl keeps repeatmg rts famrllar call Down on the beach a currous anrmal rs snrffrng around an over turned canoe Out on the lake a beaver the engineer of the wrlder ness, rs swrmmmg about on one of hrs nocturnal Journeys Llke two phantoms, a doe and a fawn creep down to the water s edge for a drrnk, then vanrsh rnto the woods as quret ly as they had come Occasronally changes rn the lrght breeze brrng the farnt roar of a drstant waterfall and the rustle of loose bark on the paper blrches As the moon clrmbs hrgher floodrng wrtlr brrllrance the grassy clearrng where my tent rs pltched, a whrppoorwrll nearby begrns to call As I lre there rn my sleeprng bag a breeze rushes rn puffrng out the walls of my tent and crrculatrng the pleasant aroma of my balsam mat soundlv but all the srghts sounds and smells lrrrger rn my mrnd AMBITION LEADS TO SUCCESS Do not stand ldly wartlng lor some greater work to do Fortune IS a lazy goddess It wrll newer Come to you Go and work rn any vrneyard llo not fea'r to do or dare If you want a field of labor You can find lt anywhere LILLIAN BURNS 49 PANDORAS BOX STACY STEVENS, 49 The other day whrle I was srttrng rn the Bowlrng Alley Murphy turned aw ay from the prnball machrne and after drsparrngly shruggrng hrs shoulders, started towards me Just mrssed the fifteen specral by A Seattle undertaker sxgns all hrs mall, Eventually yours. .5 11 I ' ' ' ' , I . . . 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Y . . , , Q . . ,, . . a halr a statement whlch had be come qulte accustomed to my ears Murphy rolled a glazed eye ball to wards me and pullmg up a stool be gan h1s dally story Thls lndlvldual although a regular lnhabltant of the towns bowl1ng academy fthe only school he had ever attended? could sp1n qulte a yarn when ln the mood Th1s storv as I was later to find out was probably one of hls best You know the other mornlng a funny thlng happened to me I was Fldlng the bus to town and found myself seated besxde a rather spacl ous woman Other than the fact that she spread her frame over more than her faxr share of the seat there was n o t h 1 n g partlcularly outstandlng about her but I dld notlce that she ous pecullarly shaped bundles My comersatlon wlth her was l1m1ted and therefore not belng partlcular ly mterested I falled to notlce untll sexeral m1nutes after her departure that one of her t1n1er packages had fallen on the floor beslde me Nelther knowmg the woman or carmg to make her acquaintance I declded to take the artlcle along wlth me-thls of course bexng agamst my better pr1nc1ples He paused here to llght up one of my cxgarettes and I nodded my head serlously ln agreement as I always dld Two deep drags and a hackmg cough later he contlnued I carrled the package around wxth me for a whlle not bothermg to open It and after several tapplngs and shakmgs my 1ntu1t1on told me that the contents would not be any thing of mtelest to me I declded however that IH v1ew of the fact that my rent was slx weeks over due I would gne xt to my landlady Thxs I d1d and the follow1ng mormng when I came down to breakfast Mrs McGooly rushed madly up to me and threw her al ms about my neck You dear sweet thlng you how dld you guess? Thats what Ive always wanted I of coul se not belng acqualnted with the contents of my glft non chalantly replled Oh I thought you mlght hke lt W1th the passlng of thls remark Mr McGoolv came roarlng lnto the loom Murphy he Sald IH the SIX years that you have l1ved here I have developed a fondness and true frlend sh1p for you but lf I ever catch you gxvmg my wlfe a present llke that agaln there won t be enough left of you to carry away ln a thlmble Thls attack somewhat dumb founded me and rather than Jeapo dxze my l1fe any further I very quletly sllpped out from under hls second shlrt button and departed Whlle handmg Murphy another mgarette I said I dont want to be lHqlllSltIV6 but what was m the package? He gave me a hurt look and cllmb- ed down from the stool I have no ldea he Sald and left Remember the tea kettle. Though up to its neck ln hot water, xt continues to sing. . ,, . . . . . 1 ' 1 , - - - ' . , Y I - l Q ! 7 y ' ! , . . . . 1 Y 1 , . . . 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X k L X Fl EXE YEARBOOK STAFF Flrst row Valdme Chalmers Raymon Atherton Katharme Hawley Stacy Stevens Nxcholas Hashey Jean Dollolf Charles Allen Second row Joyce Swan Galnor McGorr1ll Robert Page Gertrude Wyman Phyllis Noyes Patrlcla Plummer Third row Lxlllan Burns Dorothy Landry Fred Wallace James Levellle John Porter Glorla Smxth Janet Olner CRIMSON CRIER BOARD Edztoa fn Chzef Stacy Stevens 4 Assistant Edztm Layout Dzrector Asszstant busmess Manager Asszstants Actuztics Lzterfuy Sports Exchanges Alumnz .Senzoz Personals Staff Secretarzes Faculty Advisor Katharme Hawley Robert Wallace Valdme Chalmers Nlcholas Hashey Charles Allen Jean Dolloff Raymon Athel ton Valdme Chalmers Janet Ohx er Galnor McGorr1ll Joyce Swan Fred Wallace John Porter Robert Page James Levellle Patrlcla Plummer Glor1a Smlth Phyllls Noyes Certlude Wyman L1ll1an Burns Dorothy Landry Betty Call Just because you see it s tracks is no indication that the train has Just passed. 5 4 49 THE RIOTEER January 11 saw the publlcatlon of the lust eclltlon of Orono Hlgh s new monthly newspaper The Rloteer , edxted by Itegmald Bowden Lath month thls smalt llttle tablold ft xturcs 1 tolumn by our pr lnupal M1 Shelman a spoxts sectlon bv Stephf n L1 ush att1x1t1es by futrude Wyman and fzshlons by BLIIHCQ SUll1Vil1 VK h ut 1 un talented It dueetox Nanny Douglass, and two capable typxsts Lllllan bums and Dorothy Landry whllt Valdlne Chalmers dots our llllllltllgl xph vsolk We 'uc also ioltunate to haye hobext ll allau xx ho ullts 1 spor ts tomme ntary and a clellghtful Cltdtlllb, Lucky Chtstu xy ho adds some spite and hum or to our papex Home loom I'9p01tL1S N may Lvlblll lfxank Leyel Hubelt Doten I uth Dovs Frances Comnau Ann Ixuo Luyl H unlock Patuua heals Loss Wyman Kathaunt H mlm Phyllls Noyes and Stacy Sttuns 1ound out ou1 staff Nh Shumfm lb laculty lllXlS9l We hopt to tontxnut th1s publxtatlon nut yt 11 RIOTEER Flrst row lllllan Burns katharlne Hawley Stephen Brush Regmald Bowden John Porter, Geltrudc Xl vman, Martha Flynn Sr-cond row Ross Hyman, Nancy Babm, Nancy Douglass, Ann Keyo, Phylhs Noyes, Dorothy Landry, Flank Bevel' Third row Ruth lion, Herbert Doten, Belyl Haverlock, Patrlcla Sears It's the llttle things ln hfe that count One can alt on a mountam, but not on a tack 0 CLUB Flrst row Kelth Hutchms Stacy Stewens Rlchard Sulllvan Fred Wallace Robert Goodxe Nlcholas Hashey Raymon Atherton Second row Lawrence Balley Clarence Pelletler Jack Weymouth Harold Pepper Nell St Lawrence Mr Dolan Faculty Advlser Thxrd row Earl Goodme Lawrence Perkms Richard Ingersoll John Sutton Herschel Haverlock O CLUB Th1S year, as ln the past the most lmportant actxvlty of the O Club was to ralse funds whlch would be used f01 the lmprovement of athletlc faClllt18S 1n our school As one of the means of dolng thls the club pre sented the annual O Club Follles, thelr major project of the year The O Club banner and red and whlte decoxatlons furnlshed a colorful settlng for the program, whlch was ln cabaret style The followlng officers were elected ln the fall Fred Wallace, President, Robert Wallace Vlce Presldent, Robelt Goodle, Secretary Rxchard Sullx van, Treasurer We have the highest standard of living in the world. It's a great pity we can't alford it. regular next yeal VARSITY CHEERLEADERS lst row Gertrude Wyman Phyllls Noyes Jean Dolloff 2nd row Katharme Hawley Janet Ollver 0 Loxs Ingalls Barbara Cowan CHEERLEADERS From the first cry of Lets have a cheer for Orono the chterleaders have rooted hard and long fo1 the O H S teams Although the basketball team dldnt have as successful season as the football team the loyal support ers lead by the sewen maroon and whlte clad gn ls kept on checung Nova to get down to mxroon 'md whlte facts We had thuc senlors and four Jumors on ou1 legular squad th1s year Phylhs lNoxes was our head cheerleader Our substltute was Ruth Lemleux who wall be a 0 as Un OG Three semors w1ll be leavmg the regular squad tlns vear Dolloff Wyman and Noyes We say Best of luck to you who wlll make up the yell team next 5631 PHYL1.1s Norss Head Cheerleader JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Thls IS the thlrd year that the Jumor Varslty Cheerleaders made up of Freshman and Sophomore glrls have rooted thelr team on to v1ctory We looked very snappy m our brlght red sweaters whlte sklrts and half slze megs JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 1st row Maurme Sullivan Janet Cota Judlth LaPomte 2nd row Margaret Littlefield Murxel Ben nett Cynthla Jenness Barbara Bagley At the beglnmng of the year we elected Janet Cota as our head cheer leader We also plcked Ann Keyo and Judy McPherson to be our substl tutes These two glrls Wlll be added to the hst of regulars next year Here s lookmg forward to another successful year wlth the peppy Jum or Varsity, Cheerleaders In the footprmts on the sands of txme some people leave only the marks of a heel A . 2 , , n D ' 1 rl. CK Y ' D! I l Q . . - . ' x . , 7 , f y ' ,4 v 1 J 7 . . ' I .. , . V v 1 L 1 ' . ,, ' - ' , ' T , . ! v . ' . l , 1 5 7 I 44 v - v Q., v ,' L' V V 77 N I . . . , . l , - 9 , . Y u - . , . . . y . . . . 0 . , . . . - . - , - . . - 7 H o . NATIONAL HONCR SOCIETY Thls olganlzatlon bemg solely an honorary souety does not sponsor my d.CtlNltlLS The members of the Jun1o1 Class who haw llldllltdllldl an .axelage of 8oSf or better are entltled to Jom Nlne JUHIOIS were takin lnto the club thxs year An 1n1t1at1on was held early ln the spung At tlns mtbtlllg the tollowmg ofllcers were elected QIIBIIQS Allen PIlNldf7lt John Porter V101 Pfeszflnzt Janet Ollxer .Seczctufy Ruth Lemleux T1ea.su1er NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Flrst row Herbert llotcn, Ruth Lemxeux, John Porter, Chaxles Allen, Janet Ollver, Robert Page, P3.tllC13. Plummer Second row Mrs Call, fFacultx adylsorl Vxrgxma Moore, Glorxa Smlth, Dorothy Iwgndzy, Ma.1Jor1e Moolc, Ixathaxxne Havsley Jean llolloff, Phvllls Noyes, Gertrude yman Don't buy thermometers next summer they're sure to be lower next wmter. I ri 'J ' th, ,- g.. I QM1, . Q , , 1 'Q s I I il ll .gl SCIENCE CLUB First row Celeste Cowan Christopher Parker John Porter Herbert Doten Bertha C bt e Second-arovlve Sandra Noves Ann Nichols Ruth Beyer Betty Moloney Dorothy Sullivan Third row Fred Otto Theodore Luebbers Richard Gibbs Robert Baker Thomas Need ham Richard Merrill SCIENCE CLUB At the first meeting of this year the following officers were elected President John Porter Vice President Christopher Parker .Secretary ...,, .... . .l., .,.,ll......l ,,,,.... . ,.,.......,..,......, , , . . ..., ,,,.,.,.l,. ,,,,, . H erbert Doten Treasurer ..,.............,,..................,....,..................,.,..,....,,.....,..............,,,.,,. William Weiler The members meet every other Monday, and during the meetings, various members participate in showing demonstrations before the group Sev- eral members took projects to the Regional Science Fair, held in Bangor on March 26, and on the following week the winners at the Bangor Science Fair went to the State Fair at Augusta Many interesting speakers from the University of Maine have spoken to the club on various subjects relat- ing to science She was only a garbage man s daughter, but she wun't to be snided at UWM? C' GIRLS GLEE CLUB Vxrgmxa Tcssxer Jayne Call Patrlcla Plummer June Bartlett Barbara Cunnlngham Valdme Chalmers Galnor McGorr1ll Gertrude Wyman Phyllls Noyes Margaret Lnttlefleld Katharxne Hawley Patrlcla Goodlne Barbara Bagley Second row Carol Kung Patrlcla Fortler Ruth Lemleux Norma Crane Ruth Dow Janet Cota Carole Wltham Janet Ollver Lols Ingalls Barbara Cowan Cynthla Jenness Phyllis Barley Martha Flynn Maurlne Sulllyan Dawn Evans Judith La Pomte Murlel Bennett Jean Dolloff Third row Jean Lxttlcfleld Margaret Dow Charlotte Sherman Louxse Myers Ann Keyo Nancy Douglass Ruth Beyer Ruth Clapp Judlth MacPherson Patrlcla lloxc Joan Klrschen Gloria Smlth Charlene Kennedy Mary Baker Marlon Curtls Besty Parker Joyce Swan GIRLS GLEE CLUB Tuesdays and Thu1sdays llnd the golden xolccd members of the Glrls Glee Club blending then VOICQS lnto glorlous harmony The tunes we enjoy ed murderlng most were Tea for Two, Look for the SllY 91 Lmlng Make Belleve, and Smoke Gets ln your Eyes Under the d1rect1on of MISS Sarah Slocum, the glrls made many publ1c appearances ln Orono and hope to go to the Muslc Festlval IH the Sprlng All told xt was a very successful year Officers of thls talented organlzatlon were P1 eszdent Ga1no1 McGorr1ll Treasurer Phyllls Noyes L1brarzan Valdme Chalmers We also appreclated the able talents of Stacy Stevens, who acted as our accompanlst for the year No woman makes a fool of a man she merely dlrects the performance Y I . . l ' Y . 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Secretary .................,.....,.......,........ .............., .,,..,......l............,.l.l,,, A , Gertrude Wyman ORCHESTRA Mondays and I+ rldays brmgs the customary clanglng and banglng of the 0l'gdIl173tl0I1 called Orchestra to the dcllcate ears of the Semors ln the room above It really lsn t so bad, though when Raymon swmgs out wlth a smooth trumpeter s part from Begln the Begulne Also ln lme for a workout from our maladj usted lnstruments are N lght and Day Perslan Mal het and Tea for Two I'h1 ough the magnlixcent accomplishments ol our g13I1d10S0 organlzatlon we hope to make a falr showmg at the State Muslc Pestlval, lf we get there and, of course, at the Annual Mus1c N lght We have already been heard at the Senior Play Junior Speakmg and the School Play Stlll to come are Baccalaureate and G1 aduatlo. hu--4,-fun 'JN' xy? ORCHESTRA First row Margaret Dow Patrlcla Fortxer Patrlcla Dore Stacy Stevens Patrlcla Plummer Phlllp Gonyar Douglas Powers Frances Comeau Dana Devoe Joyce Swan Ruth Dow Jean Dolloif Second xow Davld Adams Arthur Parlln Thomas Needham Ehzabeth Brockway Judlth LaPo1nte Murxel Bennett Phyllxs Noyes Gertrude Wyman Joan Kvrschen Ann Keyo Judlth MacPherson Nancy Douglass Thomas Sezak Robert Deerlng Martha Flynn Louise Myers Thlrd row Robert Page Fhzabeth Rawnsley Janet Ohver John Poxter Wayland Shands Lawrence Gould, Wllhs Reed Raymon Atherton Rxchard Wltter Keith Hutchms, Jean Llttlefleld, Cynthia Jenness The blggest coward mn the world IB a man afraid of a new 1dea. , . . . . . . 1 , . ' . I - ' . . A , I ' - N , . . - 1 1 cc ' ' 11 - - . , ' ' H ' 11 u - 1 , , 11 u , 11 1 , A - - - , . . , . . X . , , 1 . ' . . . 1 1 ' ' . . ' Al ,V , ..,.. . W.. - W , .. ....,-,r.,-.l.a.-..-...t v 1 ,.--4 . f '- f ' . e . - ' . l ,,t .L. 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' 1 4 . . 1 1 ' 1 1 v 1 1 DEBATING First row Dana Devoe Jean Dolloff Stacy Stevens John Porter Second row Margaret Dow Stephen Brush Jean Littlefield Herbert Doten DEBATING The Debating Society at Oiono High School may not have fostered the best team ever to represent the school but it certainly has been the most successful By wlnnlng both P V C crowns and the State title as well we feel that oui group has been a distinct year the team won a total of seventeen debates and managed to defeat every other school we encountered at least once during the season Some of the schools we met were Bangor Stearns John Bapst Watcrvllle Leavitt Instltute South Portland Lewiston and Old Town Stacy Stevens and Stephen Brush received many best speakei ratings although all four of the varslty debaters were capable speakers and tactlclans B1 ush received one important rating over Miss Blackington of Waterville while defeating her school in the State Finals at Bates College Stevens took great pleasure in being selected over Brountas and Drisko of Bangor in the Bates League elimination All of these rivals were among the best in the State Other members of the society also received ample experience to build a strong foundation for next year s team A lar ge share of the credit belongs to Lawrence Jenness who as a former Riot u as a holy terror on hls own teams We feel that his former assoclation with our school IS the probable reason for his coaching suc cess with the present Riots An echo is the only thing that can cheat a woman out of the last word I -1 lhi' 1' B l ,J L, xii 1 -1 ' e ' 1 , , , ' - : 7 I 9 ' , . I a c I , V ' . . ' credit to the school. With the exception of one loss to Lewiston, suffered early in the , l Y I Y 7 7 7 f . - ' . , . Y - . . , . ! ' 7 9 . , Y , A . . - STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Councxl, made up of two representatives and the Presxdent from each class Cthree plus the P1es1dent from the Semor Classj, was very act1ve thls year Anvthxng of gl eat lITlD01t31lC6 was taken to the Student Councll to be on They adopted a school seal, changed the school dlscussed and xoted up red the very successful Football and colors and the constltutxon, sponso Basketball clmces and the Wlnter Calnnal Ball Thls years oflxcers wx ere I feszdent Stacy Stevens Larry Balley Gertrude Wvman Janet Ollver Vzcc PM zdf nt bcmetarg T -4 STUDENT COUNCIL Fzrst row Ann Gero Janet Olxver Stacy Stevens Lawrence y Balle Gertrude Wyman, Vxrgmla Tessler Second row Prlscxlla Hobson, Murxel Bennett, Jean Dolloff, Joanne Curran, Ann Nlchols, Rlchard Chadbourne Thlrd row Wxlllam Gott, Norris Hamllton, Earl Goodme, Dana Devoe, Robert Hamll ton, Frank Llttlefleld, Arthur Parlm Men stlll d1e wlth their boots on but usually one boot IS on the Bccelemwf- . - 1 . 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' r ng., J . ,Z v 1 1 1 WINTER CARNIVAL Rlchard Wltter Patrlcla Kennedy Gamor McGorr1ll Rlchard Jenness Jean Doloff Ann Gero Wxllxs Reed 1Seated on stagel Dorothy Landrv Gertrude Wyman lStand1ngJ Patrxcla Plummer Phyllls Noyes 1QueenJ Ruth Lemxeux WINTER CARNIVAL This years Wlnter Carnlval really went off well In fact, some say It was better than any held here before were Jean Dollotf, Dorothy Landry, Ruth Lemxeux, Gamor McGorr1ll Patrlcla Plummer, and Gertrude Wyman Others nn her court were Trum peters, W1ll1s Reed and Dlck Wltter, Tram bearers, Patrlcla Kennedy and Ann Gero, and Crown bearer, Dlckle Jenness Sklts, prepared and presented by each class, preceded the coronatlon ceremony Grade Elght, under the dlrectlon of Mrs Lawrence Jenness, won first pr17e ln thls contest, and grades seven and twelve took second and thlrd places respectlvely Bore-A fellow who talks about hlmself when you want to talk about yourself Phyllis Noyes was crowned queen of this year's carnival. Her attendants Stacy Stevens Presldent of the Student Conference escorts Phyllls Noyes the Queen elect to the stage where she IS formally pronounced Queen of the 1949 Wmtel Carnival She IS followed by the members of her court The hlgh polnt glrl ln the Jumor hxgh was Martha Trefethen and the hlgh polnt boy was Carl Flynn Grade Elght won the Jumor hxgh trophy In the senior hlgh Ann Keyo was the hlgh polnt glrl and Robert Wal lace was high pomt boy The semor hxgh trophy went to the Junxors Stacy Stevens Presldent of the Student Conference was master of cer emomes Arrangements were under the dlrectxon of Mlss Neva Brownmg and the student conference The Queen xs flanked by Earl Goodlne the presldent of the w1n nlng Jumor Class and Robert Wal lace the wlnner of the trophy award ed to the hlgh pomt boy m outdoor competntlon Always expect to succeed but never think that you have done so. 9 . . Y V v . . 9 1 ' . . 1 1 ' 1 . , - , - . . . . . 9 SENIOR PLAY First row Gertrude Wyman Valdine Chalmers Gloria Smith Patricia Plummer Gamor McGorr1ll Jean Dolloil' Second row Stacy Stevens Charles Allen Raymon Atherton SENIOR PLAY This year the 49ers presented Miss Jimmy a l1vely farce under the direction of Mrs Betty Call Miss Jimmy IS the laugh-provoking adventures of Jimmy a college youth who enters the dormitory of an exclusive girls school in search of a dress The school IS so exclusive that the girls never have a chance to meet any men other than their fathers brothers and cousins Jimmy enters at a time when the situation is the darkest and it looks as if the girls are not going to be able to get together enough young men to make their spring prom a success. Jimmy is caught and is forced to dress in the clothes he has stolen to avoid being caught, but too late. To make certain there will be enough men at their prom, the girls decide to hold J immy for ransom until his friends come to the prom. Everything would have worked out fine but for the arrival of the chief of police, who is an expert on kidnaping. Only by the aid of Droopy, the colored janitor, does Jimmy finally escape, after promising to come back for the prom. Beware! The big shot you hear of today may be Bred tomorrow. X! Q X ik SX , ga If lil U L'7TI ' was wg? ,My f JH f V EZ. as 1 RN S X xx Si lk . X- F - X, X ' ff . eh X X xx XX . - 5x xg .N SX in NHS X N xW 1 si. Q' 5 ' , ' K ,.s , l ? - 9 Q- AA ,.,?: A S T-,L W sn-K IQ 3 E x VS Q, We ix -- r -Q. . Y , ,R Q 14 . . ? Q .' A N S h Q .1 . N .- R Q 5 , X ,S K sh,-is ps . ws ,,, -N -:yr ' 3 f as A . ' ' Fl 5' XP-:R X I if gs bi Y Z- Ti E pi . f - 'Q ki- 3, I X Q SX f 7 ,g - X W T. X H 1 - X -1 f4 -X 2 X Y- it vQ 3 I .. X' is X N YT . X 9 - Y 'i ..l:,.. 53- FOOTBALL Fxrst row Rlchard Sulllvan Clarence Pelletler Earl Goodme, Robert Wallace, Fred Wallace Jr Donald Hashey Nell St Lawrence Second row Jack Weymouth Harold Pepper, Raymon Atherton Rlchard Ingersoll Stacy Stevens Herschel Haverlock Nlcholas Hashey Kelth Hutchxns Thxrd row Donald Babm Herbert Doten Douglas Powers John Hmes Leonard Ken ny Phlllp Goodxe Thomas Prue Donald White Fourth row Rlchard Hobson manager Robert Goodle manager Asslstant Coach Deermg Coach Emerson FOOTBALL Coach Bob Emerson talked thlngs over wlth h1S lettermen and the tr1o declded that Splrlt and sp1r1t alone would WIH the two games they planned to w1n thls past fall Thelr dlsmal expectations were unwarranted, how ever, as many rapld xmprovernents durlng the season appeared 1n the team to comblne wlth the Splrlt These factors, along wlth excellent coachlng, won an addltlonal three games and tled another When the final whlstle had blown the college towners had won five games, two of Wh1Ch produced the The greatest drawback to a budding romance is the blooming expense. A little P V C Champlonshlp txed a tradltional rnal Old Town and lost only two games to foes from class L schools Many of the players prevl ously overshadowed by men l1ke Duffy Needham Kenyon Anderson and company broke into the llme llght for the first tlme Jack Weymouth was often m1staken by spectators for the fighting Kenyon whlle Bob Wallace ably mlrrored Needhams marvellous passing and lengthy punts Fred Wallace always a speedy back was the team s hlgh scorer and one of the most consistent ground gamers Hls speed merlted him a first strlng berth on the class M team Both Don and N xck Stonewall Hashey played brulsmg ball all year Rock s stellar play netted h1m a first strmg berth on a statewide team selection Keith Hutchins although small ln stature proved a tower of strength ln h1s all-out brand of llne play Hal Pepper the dlmmutive center received much attention for hls sparklmg defensive work Sullivan and Goodlne tled up the end posltlons making many brilliant plays durlng the season The other members of the club mostly underclassmen gathered much valuable experience gulded by such steady and dependable men as Pelletler St Lawrence Haverlock and Ingersoll This being an exceptionally good bulldmg year should slnk a firm founda tlon for an extremely successful season next year It must be remembered that a team 1S only as good as the men that guide it Much credlt IS due therefore to both Bob Emerson and his extremely popular asslstant Mr Deering faculty manager of athletlcs If a chap ever expects his dreams to come true he must wake up . 1 Q 7 7 7 . .. 7 7 7 , . r . , . , . 7 7 . . 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L1llLOl1l 13 Z A lax ge crowd of spectatols was on hand to find out the poss1b1l1t1es of thc glcen Olono elexcn Not exen Smoe bellex ed that The Riots had a chance to beat the lughlx touted Lmcs The team hoxx ex er felt dlfferently and xx as out to pxoxe that once again a light but SCIRDDQ bunch of Cum ons vxould bung a xictollous season to Orono High R,t,CLlN1llg' thc opcmng kick off the Riots marched 67 yards to the fnst of thelr dozen touchdowns of the season Bled Wallace scoring on a naked lex c1 se The croxxd watch ed in amazement as 010110 added anothei ma1ke1 in the second frame after Don Hashey Bob Wallace and Page teamed to bung the ball down lnto scoxing te111to1y Don Hashex bulled through flom the three to make lt 1.5 0 Late in the final p611Od the Llncs pulled off a safety to keep from be- ing blanked Dover 14 6 The R1OtS had a llttle too much football know how for the bxg Pony team sco1 1ng tVN1C9 early in the game and then holding on to the finish The Scar lets on both occaslons mox ed the ball downfield on long drlx es and then let Freddy Wallace scoot the remalnmg dxstances for the counters Don Hashey and Bob Wallace added an extra point ap1ece to form a perfect fourtecn and counteract Dox er s thlrd perlod tally John Bapst 0 34 Orono made a game of It for the first two pei 1OdS but couldn t match reserx es in the second half The Crusaders one of the best large schoolboy clubs in the state maintamed a fresh team during the entlre game thus wearlng down the Riot eleven Bob Wallace completed several good passes but the team could not get 1n scoring posltlon Bapst however enlarged a 6 0 halftime score to 34 at the end of the even1ng s contest Bar Harbor 19 6 Orono made lts first bld for the P V C Small School Champlonshlp by defeating the Seaslders After a see saw first perxod in which both clubs presented mlnor threats the Riots finally shook Weymouth loose on a thlrty yard romp for the first score of the game Hashey punched through fol the extra polnt and the score stood 7 6 at halftime The Orange and Black retallated in the same perlod with a 50 yard pass play but failed to add the tylng point The Riots came to life in the thlrd period and scored twice The first came as a result of a Harborlte fumble at mldfield Fred Wallace scored three plays later on his favorite reverse Later in the third period the Crimsons moved again with Don Hashey dellvermg six pomts bv an off tackle smash Old Town Oh' Oh' A heavily favored lndlan aggregation was held to a scoreless t1e ln one of the most evenly contested games ever played by an Orono elexen Al though Old Town had a heavier team well stocked with capable reserves, it was matched by an aggresslve Riot team that fought for every inch of ground. Both clubs played good ball, with the breaks deciding against both A he can travel around the world and back again while the truth is lacing up its boots. . I A-t ' U v . . . . . l ,b , V, . - v . l ., 1 ' v A V v - - r 1 . 1 - - v ' ' v 1 1' - 1 1 1. I Y. U. l D . X J. V. X . S . ' 9 '- Y- ' f . 'Av y - , . ' , , . . Q Q ' . v - x ' ' , v x. -' sv' 11 7 4 ' ' 0 N i , , v. . . '. V. . . , , , . s I . V l Y xv s ' ' . - , 1 , ' . 1. , 7 . ' Y l . Y ' 1 . . . . . ' I I . . , . . . Q . . . . . . - Y Q . - . , . . . . 1 Q - ' I- I v E What this country needs I8 fewer peop le telling us what th Wm. IB country needs teams Orono threatened early ln the game when Don Hashey carried to the Green eleven An mtercepted pass then gave the Indlans a chance to start a touchdown drlve of their own Thxs qulckly dlsmtegrated when Bob Wallace snared a stray pass on the Rlot thlrty The play then see- sawed at midfield for the remamder of the half Late ln the thlrd canto a Brave passlng attack brought the ball to the Rlot 14 but falled to move any closer as the Crlmson tlghtened thelr defenses After an exchange of punts the College towners began to move downfield ln the dylng moments of the game At thls pomt Orono gambled and lost Old Town lnterceptlng a pass behlnd their own goal l1ne and runnlng It out to the three Flve plays later the game was over The Riots playmg over thelr heads gamed a slxght edge ln St3.tlStlCS department racklng up more first downs and gathering a llttle more yardage whlle dolng so Weymouth Hutchms N Hashey and R Wallace played thelr best game of the year although every man carrled out hls duties to the letter Dexter 20 7 The Rlots had to come from behlnd to take the surprlslng Fay Tlgers Orono suffered a letdown after the hard fought battle wlth Old Town the prevlous week Glvmg up almost twlce the length of the field ln penaltles the Scarlets found themselves on the short end of a 7 6 halftime score Freddy Wallace contrlbuted SIX pomts early ln the first perlod scampermg 90 yards for the tally Don Hashey then supphed the needed spark to put Orono back ln the lead scorlng twlce 1n the thlrd perlod Both counters came as results of vlclous slashes from 1ns1de the ten The second after a brxlhant fifty slx yard Jaunt by Mr Hashey Bob Wallace bulled through for the extra polnts making a deClSlVe 13 point margm for the Maroon and Grey forces -L Achxevement is the only standard by which the world measures you. , . - . . 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Bucksport 12 0 The Rlots cllnched the little P V C trophy wlth a two touchdown vcrdxct ovel the Golden Bucks on a cold and drlzzly mornmg Picked to lose the Crxmsons cont1ad1cted the scrlbes for the thlrd tlme Jack Wey mouth spal kplug all year gathered ln a punt at mldfield and txght roped the remalnlng half century to glV6 Orono an early lead The Riots con tlnued to dominate the play and finally salted away the verdlct m the thxrd perlod when an enraged Orono llne cleared the way for Freddy Wallace who galloped 60 yards through center for a T D Thls play followed a hlgh ly questlonable eJect1on of Don Hashey from the game Hal Pepper was lost to the team for the remamder of the season as the result of a tricky arm mjury suffered shortly after thls play Th1s game was obvlously hotly contested and the vlctory was extremely sweet for the college towners Brewer 0 27 The Witches upset the slugglsh Rlots on a very hot Halloween afternoon The CTIIIISODS playlng far below thelr usual brand of ball presented only one major threat early ln the thlrd perlod Weymouth led a qulck march to the Brewer 13 only to lose the ball on downs This loss gave the Scarlets 1 hnal record of five wms two losses and one tle AA l Kindness is the language that the deaf can hear and the dumb understand. BASKETBALL The Rlots had a scrappy club m spxte of the record In games won and lost the season was hxghly unsuccessful but 1n experlence and personal en Joyment the season was h1ghly successful Coach Dolan spent conslderable tlme and effort with the boys but unusually strong opposxtxon a poor floor to plactlce on and a lack of fully exper1enced men spelled defeat for the college towners Although the team was predomlnantly an underclass af falr Ray Atherton Charles Allen and Jack Weymouth played well to represent the Senxors Next years team should be falrly successful as there w1ll be at least fifteen thoroughly experxenced men to woxlt vwlth VARSITY BASKETBALL Fxrst row Jack Weymouth Clarence Pelletxer Raymon Atherton Clarence Burrxll Charles Allen Richard Sulllvan Second row James Levemllc manager Fred Wallace Nlcholas Hashey Stacy Stevens Frank Llttlefield Coach Dolan Thlrdoggw John Porter Donald Hashey Wayland Shands Robert Wallace Earl G me A lot of hve wu-es would be dead ones 1f It were nt for thexr connectlons . . . ' 1 1 1 ' , . , 1 Q l l . 1 . 1 1 1 . , - . 1 E3 Q , Q- N, , 4' ., , . v 1 x4 , 1' I - 5 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 D - . , . ' - 1 1 1 1 , , . . 2 1 1 1 1 . . . . , . . . lk-Q JV BASKETBALL Flrst row Howard Jackson Merle Lounsbury Rlchard Hobson Douglas Powers Her bert Doten Delmont Knlghts Rlchard Chadbourne Second row Coach Deermg Harold Pepper Leonard Kenny Richard Glbbs Rlchard Ingersoll Ralph Hobson Louls Dall Stephen Brush manager J V BASKETBALL Mr Deerlngs Jumor courtsters had a falr season, wmnmg a couple of games whlle loslng several others by small marg1ns The value of any J V team, however, IS not measured ln games won and lost, but 1n the amount of work accomphshed ln bulldlng a strong foundatlon for next year's team There were many strong prospects playlng on the team this year, and all ln all, the season could be termed qulte successful. All men are born equal, but it's what they are equal to later on that counts. TRACK First row Earl Goodme William Kenyon Gerald Duffy John Turner Jack Weymouth Second row Fred Wallace Lawrence Perkins Donald Hashey Nicholas Hashey Third row Coach ' Doc Robinson John Porter Herbert Doten Frank Littlefield Richard Hashey Harold Pepper TRACK P V C CHAMPICNS lnto a crack combine These sprmters and muscle men proved outstandlng against all local foes Their first major test was at Old Town, where they ran against Bar Harbor and Old Town The Riots surprlsed Bar Harbor and Just mxssed mpp mg Old Town Orono placed in every event but the Javelln, and showed that they had prospects for a good season O O O Coach Doc Robinson trained his cindermen The reason why truth IB stranger than fiction is because we hear so little of it. 1, erm IW Au On April 29 they entered their second meet and came out on top over Dovei Monson Lincoln and Hartland This marked the first Orono track uctory in several years In preparation for the P V C meet the Scarlet scamperers journeyed to Pittsfield where they were let down by the Preppers Doc s men next annexed the P V C tltle by a decisive margin The Riots gathered a large number of pomts in the field events and shorter races to pile up a commandmg lead 1n the morning and held on ln the afternoon while picking up a few additional points Duffy Needham and Kenyon t1ed for first in the high Jump establlshlng a new record while doing so Duffy then went on to win the pole vault while Needham took a place in the discus and shot put Kenyon placed thlrd ln the pole vault the first t1me he had ever attempted th1s form of exercise! Our two speedsters Turner and Wallace placed among the leaders in the 100 220 and 440 yard dashes Goodme came in second in the kxlllng mlle whlle Wilson was rac mg home first in the low hurdles and flying across the broad Jump plt The relay team placed first for the third stralght year to end a successful ay Duffy was the only Riot to place in the State meet, 1nJur1es and poor running COIldlt10I1S holdlng the others down 'Tis better to give than to lend, and the cost is about the same. 4163 GIRLS BASKETBALL Fxrst row Maurme Sulln rn Katharine Hawley Ruth Beyer Jean Ilolloff Gertrude Wyman Valdme Chalmers Second row Barbara Cunnmgham Carol K ng Ihvllxs Noyes Coach Ruth Richard Third row Dawn Lwans Bernice Sullnan Marlon Curtis Galnor McGorr1ll Lois Ingalls GIRLS BASKETBALL The glrls basketball team was agaln for tunate ln havlng Ruth Richard son, wlth the able assistance of Mrs Frank Beyer, as coaches thls year Although we lost five games thls season, we dld manage to pull through and beat Old Town We also played several games at the college IH whlch we were refereed by glrls WlShlI1g to become 0fBC13lS The followmg glrls were forwards Hawley, Beyer, M Sulllvan, B Sulhvan, Crane, Curtls, Chadbourne, Cowan The guards were Chalmers, Wyman, Dolloff, Noyes C Klng, and P Klng Our efforts were rewarded by letters at the end of the season Thls 18 the first tlme m several years that thls honor has been bestowed upon our team A fnend IB one who has the same enemles you have Water Wlnchell , C . - t . - . 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BASEBALL 1948 The baseball team had a fair season wmmng 3 whlle droppmg 5 The Orono pastlmers lost thelr first game wlth Bar Harbor and then went on to defeat Belfast Bucksport and Old Town A fatal ramy season caused a lengthy lay off after Wh1Ch the boys faxled to collect another vlctory In tens1ve track act1v1ty also hindered Mr Deermgs men We had several 1nd1v1dual stars on the club 1nclud1ng Larry Ace Ba1ley our most effec tlve moundsman Hls br1ll1ant pltchmg played lmpol tant roles ln the Old Town and Belfast vlctorles He proved to be a most effectlve rellever too Donald Doucette was a stellar fielder as well as a dependable man at the plate Gerry Duffy sparkled ln the lnfield and gathered qulte a few extra base hlts Sulllvan led the club IH battlng and was runner up IH the P V C The other men on the team played well to form a pretty good club BUT 1n most of the games one blg lnmng for the opposltlon spelled defeat for the R10tS B BASEBALL Flrst row Rlchard Sullxvan Jack Weymouth Robert Wallace Clarence Pelletier Raymon Atherton Nlcholas Hashey Fred Wallace Rlchard Ingersoll Second row Stacy Stevens Pied Lamoreau Rlchard Hobson Earl Goodme Harold Pepper Clarence Burrlll Wayland Shands Coach Deermg One thmg worse than being bothered by other people 18 bemg 13110281 by them ALUMNI CLASS OF 46 Jean Cota Nlchols Drug Store Elalne Hamllton Marr1ed Ehzabeth Noel U of M Sandra MacPherson U of M Lawrence Redmond U S Army Ela1ne MacN1chol U of M Lawrence McG1nn W o r k 1 n g 1n Bangor Natal1e Blackmore-W o r k 1 n g at Dow Fleld Rlchard Weymouth U of M Glenna Hutch1ns U of M Jesse Plnkham Work1ng 1n Old Town Anna COWIII Work1ng 1n Bangor Carleton Plummer U of M Wllllam Burrlll U S Axr Force Jeannette Deveau Work1ng 1n Ban gor Jean Doucette-Marr1ed Sydney Page U of M Glorla Flsher U of M Ruth Small U of M Jesse Wllson Home Patrlcla Atwood Marr1ed Helen Folsom Work1ng 1n Bangor Lawrence Gallant Home Eugenla Dall Marr1ed Barbara Tenney Marr1ed Russel Beckwlth Marr1ed Elalne Spruce-U of M Dorls Beaul1eu Marr1ed Bob Slosser U of M Grace Murray U of M Dorothy Lord U of M Glenn Kendall Marmes CLASS OF 47 Kelth Anderson WOTklHg ID Ban gor Hllda Bulton W01klDg 1n Orono Irene Cotnon Marr1ed Ke1th Cook Aroostook State N S Paul Cloke Harvard Mary V1rg1e-Merr1ll Trust Com Dany Mary Perklns Home The1 esa Lyons Marr1ed Hortense Noel U of M Allxson Hutchlns Marr1ed LOIS Ann Fox Ithaca College Ellen Levlnson Smlth College Jean Sherman Marr1ed Robert S1ncla1r Work1ng as a Mas Fred Gonyer Malne Marltlme Ac ademy John Llttlefield Work1ng 1n Old Town Ronald Tlbbetts Marmes Joseph Haverlock Home Raymond LeCla1r W o r k 1 n g ln Orono Carlton Klng U of M Rlchard Proulx Vocat1ona1 Tram 1ng Institute Bette Hachey Work1ng 1n Bangor Lawrence DeVeau U S Army Ph1l1p Pedlow Wesleyan Unlverslty Edward Wllson Work1ng at H111 son Cleaners Sldney Goodspeed Work1ng ln Old Town Dw1ght Demerltt-U of M George Crabtree-U of M Ellene MacN1chol Husson College Today IB Just as much of ebermty as IB tomorrow. Let s be happy today. 9 V . , . . . . . - ' '. . on Elvlra Perklns-Work1ng 1n Bangor l , . . . . . , Warren Mlller U of M Theodore Ingersoll Unlverslty of Idaho If red Crlffee Navy Lloyd Sturgeon Worklng IH Orono C hal lotta Naumllket S c h o ol o f Hortleulture Ambler Penna Alan Pla1sted U of M Donald Smyth U of M Marguerlta Vasquez Husson Col ege Grace Murrav Marrled Raymond Wllhamson WOTk1Dg Bangor Theodore Thaxter U S Amr Force Edlth Curtls U of M CLASS OF 48 Wayne Anderson MBFIHES Paul Burruby Husson College Alfred Dall Marlnes Robert Byard Workmg 1n Bangor Donald Doucette--Navy Gerald Duffy Hlgg1HS Allen Flelder U of M Weslm Gllpatrlck Army Rlchard Hachey MBIIHGS Patrxcla Hashey U of M Charles Hayward U of M Carol Hawley U of M Ellen Hutchlns Worklngl Bangor Wllllam Kenyon Marlnes Sophxoma L1ttlefleld Workmg at U of M Edgar Lord U of M I obert Modery Home John Needham Kents Hlll Gladys Naumllket Worklng at U of M Jean Peters Husson College Major 19 Pmkham Marrled Dorothy Porter Home I'ranc1s Prue U of M Mabel Powers Marrled workmg 1n Orono Mary Snyder U of M Howard Runlon Taylor Un1vers1ty Carol St Lawrence-U of M Helen Sutton U of M Patrlcla Thaxter Worklng ln Port land Geraldme Thlbodeau Marrxed Edward Thomas Husson College Royce Tlbbetts WOTk1Hg ln Bangor John Turner Harvard George Wllson Worklng ln Orono Joan Wllson Marrled U of M Workmg ln Bangor Harold Wllson Gerald Babbln Laura Kmg U of M W1ll1am Olxver Workmg ln Orono Margaret Jones WOrk1hg ln Ban gor H Dld you ever notlce how often a narrow mmd and a wlde mouth go together Q M . . 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PATRONS Anv year book can be only as good as rts funds permrt rt to be This year we have rnaugurated a patrons program rn an endeavor to enlarge our re- sources and rn turn the srze and qualrty of the book We wrsh to dedicate thls page to those frrends who have so generously grven ard to us rn pre sentlng thrs the 1949 rssue of the Crrmson Crrer James Adams Mr Irwrn Douglass Raymon Atherton and Mrs Gerald Atwood and Mrs Russell Barley and Mrs Douglas Beale Mrs Cordelra Bell and Mrs r and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Clarence Bennett Frank Beyer Johnathan Brscoe Roger Blood H S Boardman Rerner Bonde and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Rrch ard Bradford Charles A Brautlecht Mr Phrlrp Brockway Edward Brush Fred Buffum Edward Burns Walter Byard L B Chalmers I' I' I' and Mrs Roger Clapp and Mrs Regrnald Cowln Percy F Crane and Mrs Charles B Crofutt Charles Crossland and Mrs H E Cunnrngham and Mrs Wllllam L Curran L W Davee Arthur L Deerxng and Mrs D W Demerrtt Dwrght Demerrtt Jr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs Henry Devoe Charles Drrks Rrchard Dolloff Henry Doten Mr and Mrs Robert Emerson Mr Newell Emery Jr Jones Seafood Market Queen Crty Market and Mrs Donald Folsom and Mrs Frank Foster James Gannett and Mrs George Gonyer and Mrs Lawrence Gould and Mrs W C Hall James A Hogan and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs c Wrllram and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs J H Huddrlston John Ingalls Seth Jackson Wrllram Kenyon Kenyon Jr Hrmy Krrshen J A LeCla1r Paul Levllle Lreberman Bros and Mrs Lutre Longfellow and Mrs George Lord Fred Lorrng and Mrs J Luebbers James MCKCHZIG and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Kenneth Granvrlle MacM1llan Hewrtt McPherson Mllton McGorr1ll John Needham Leroy Nrckerson Kenneth Noyes Charles O Connor Wrllram Olrver L Overlock Money may not be happmess but you can purchase a change rn misery wrth rt Mr. . ' Mr. ' . . Mr. . . , . Mr. . ' , Mr. ' ' . ' ' . ' ' Mr. . Mr'. - Mr. ' . ' M . ' . ' Mr. Mr, ' , ' MF. . Mr. . ' Mr. . R113 , , Dr. . . . Mr, ' Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . . . ' Mr. . . . ' . Mr. ' . ' l MT. . Mr. - , Mr. . ' ' My- . . I ' , . Mr. , ' MI'. . ' D Mr. and Mrs. William Burrill Mr. and Mrs. Howard Keyo Mr' . Mr. . . . . Mr. . . . ' MF- - ' Mr. ' . ' ' - M . . ' ' Mr. . ' Mr. ' . MF- - Mr. . . Mr. ' M 1 Mr. . . M . - . . . ' Mr. ' Mr. . ' ' . ' Mr. ' . ' ' Mr. '. . MF- - ' Mr. ' . Dr- - ' ' Mr. . . . ' M12 - Mr. ' -' , , Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. ' . Mr' U ' Mr. . ' Mr. . ' ' Mr. ' . ' ' ' , A , Mr. . I' 1 I' and Mrs Mather Parker and Nlrs Clalence Ptlletler und Mrs Barnes Pepper Iugh Pla1sted and Mrs Bernle Plummer i.I1Cl1HIS Frank Reed and Mrs Roger Sabln dI1ilM1S Samuel Sezak and Mrs Stanley Smxth and Mrs Robert Smy th Mrs Frank St Lawrence Mr and Mrs Arthur Stevens Mr and Mrs E R Tobey The Staff of the Crzmson Crzev wxsh to thank Ted Newhall for his ID formal shots and actlon photos Mr and Mrs Albert Turner Mr K E Twltchell Col and Mrs Raymond Vermette Mr and Mrs Ralph A Vlrgle Mlss Mary L Vlfgle M1 and 'Vlrs H B Watson Mr and Mrs Fred A Wallace Prof and Mrs Stanley Wallace and Mrs Theodore Weller Henry J Wheelwrxght and Mrs Walter Wltham and Mrs J Franklln Wltter Mr and Mrs Oscar Wyman All Llne Drawlngs By Bob Wallace YEARBOOK EXCHANGES Orono Hlgh School s annual The Crlmson Crler wlll be exchanged wxth other schools ln the Penobscot Valley Conference and a very few other schools not ln the Conference Thls decrease 1n the number of exchanges for 1949 IS due to the llmlted number of yearbooks to be publlshed as a result of the added expense of padded cox ers fo1 our books this year Schools we expect to exchange w1th thls sprmg are as follows' Old Town Hlgh School Bar Harbor Hxgh School Brewer High school Ellswor th Hlgh School Bucksport Hlgh School Stearns H1gh School, Mxlllncoket Exchange Edltors RoBER'r PAGE JAMES LEVEILLE You osn't keep your month and your mind open at the same time. M . . - . Mr. ' l . ' ' ' ' '. . . Mr. 1 ':. ' ,' ' . . Mr. . V ' . . . ' ' M -4 -. .- ' ' . ' ' Mr. z ' . '. l . . . Mr. ' . ' . . . M .' l ' . ' . . Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Shands Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Waring Mr. ' . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . ' . . Mr. . ' YE EDITOR'S LAMENT lf you were ever Editor Of a high school publication And had to chase your Assistants for hours At a time To see that They did their stuff And got it right And passed it in on time If you were manager And had to run All over town And have people say It does not pay To advertise lf you had to Collect The pictures And get everyones in And on time And then get the cuts And have them the right size And shape And finish And then When it comes off the Press And people say It s terrible Am t lt a Grand And Glorious Feelln sxyg .v rmixlvg - ,IWW MN SWT R Ye,0,,Y' Boolii GUNQ' -K-O VIE S S Tl-silhks To OuQAJvEq'ltSoRS The man who wakes up and finds himself a success hasn t been asleep Or, Or, , . 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COTA FUEL CO Monument Square Orono Malne RANGE AND FUEL OILS Storage capaclty 24 000 gals Water Street 4 O11 Trucks 1 Servwe Truck O11 Burner Sales and SCFVICC D1al 8971 House 8973 Hohdays 732 vu -- - --F IN Jill' Complzments of Vlfgle s Unlverslty Shop As You Llke It By Vlrgles Not Shakespeare You can enjov the Quahty of Vlrgles Fl1lI1lSh1I1gS Clothlng Shoes Hats All Natzofnally Advevtzsed Brands OItON0 MAINE Good Prospectln To The O H S 49 ers Burpee Davldson Co Hardware Bulldlng Supphes Palnts Auto Accessorles 73 MILL STREET ORONO D1a1 2273 Freddle To Smlle To Serve To Satlsfy Johnnle When lou Come to Bangor I lS1f he Ye Brass Rall Restaurant 202 EXCHANGE STREET Free Parklng Bangor, Malne YN IN Among the distances shortened by the automobile IS the one between the mtroductlon and the altar. , ,,,,, , , , ,dn , ,, ,M ,,,, . 7 , , , ,,,,,,, NY. V NV I O , O O an ' H u ' ' ! J! . . . . , Q . . , - . - - ' - '. , D H ' I 7 I 79 I n C ! 4 ' ! H ' ' 97 l ' 9 , , ,. . . - ., t f . C C1111111I11111111'S of HUSSON COLLEGE 11111111 1 1 1111 1 ' Nl NIAINI I 11111 'HU Q11 111 S11I1111111e I 11111111 Louls K1fStC1H Eb Sons I I AI TUI S fl 1 11 CI NTI AI ST I stf1bl1sI111I 1801 IXII SFI IN BI DC TIII: TI AIIAI NIISI STOI AIT THI4 Bangor Hou Famous Meme Ifoodb C111 111 I ooms 1111111 S' 110 1 P111 Nlmutgs hom tI11 I1 I btf1t1o11 I 1115111 'N111111 4 In I'I01111Q Brockw-ay's Flower Shoppe 11 CFNTPXL STI IIT C01 sages and Cut Flon Q15 BAN GOR NIMXIN E QL .IG Mxddle age IS the tlme of llfe when a man thmks he'Il feel as good as ever xn a few days. VDC ,,,, ,, ,,7,, ,- ,Y-gi ,, ,,,,4 ,,,,, , ,,,,, W - , ,,,,, -.. -vi , ,ni ,KV -1 , 'A I l W F11 1 '1 lfflllfl 11' M11111 1 S1'l11111l 111' fwfl 111 '1-11 I57 IAI-IK S'I'IlICI'IT Ii.-XI' 1011, . . -' 'I I 1'1111 Cz 11111151 Tut' -f z IVIIIFIY N11 .' 'I 15'I'lI C'. II. IIIISSUN, I'11.x'1'1l1'11f Q O ' I C. 1 If 131' I Iu'.1ff11f1f 11111, I'11x111'11111'1f S11 'l'I.f'1' -- TC. YL 1 . C. ' ' 1 . ' I. 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I 1 2 1 . by , ,' . N vf 114 MAIN STREET v A 1 . O I 9 A ' . . . ,-' . A' N YSL YQ Your E16Ct11C Servant Redd Kllowatt says I haw 1 luv mtcrc st m exux school student too lucausr thu an thr future utmrns tlnt bc nendlnff mx suuus to do tlm s BANGOR HYDRO ELECTRIC CO Boyd 5? Noyes, Inc Je elm Darhng Motor Co Matches Clocks Dlamonds DESOTO PLYMOUTH Silverware 25 HAMMOND STREET Sale? and Servwe BANGOR MAINE DIAL 5641 Dealers ln Everythmq ze Jcuelrq Lzne Our Serbzceb Yours to Command Perfect Dlamonds Towle Sterling Sxlver All Standard 'Hales' 97 OAK STREET of Watch s BANGOR MAINE Professlonal men an the 'atc Repan Shop VII 3 To err ns human, but when the eraser wears out before the pencll, beware O 0 . . - 'xl 'D I x mb' ' 'x 1 in B' x will - X ' ,, I' .' Wg: easier and be-ltor for less mol103'-cl0ct1'ica1lly. ' 0 0 0 . Y .' ' ' Q in tl C I A A Q 7 ' ' ' W h CIOMPLIMICNTS UF S YRIAR SH ODD Y MILL ORONO, MAINE Oufr Thanks THE CRIMSON CRIEB ll !I f--- f -Y W f f , . on 1 . . , . . A qualtet s where all four thmk the other three can t sing , M , -,-,A,,, ,Y .wgl GW III! Peoples F 1sh Market, Inc. Wholesale and Retarl Fzsh Dealers Dr S J Brldges Telephone 5636 120 Broad Street D E N T I ST BANGOR MAINF , I1 zz 1 1 Mobzl Flame Bottled Fas Frzqlv Pzchcr Insulatwn A L Goldsrnlth lhe Hmcks Lo 11 Co Ovel 7.1 Years m Home Comfort Busmess Dxal 6478 BANK OR MAINE Established 1914 Donald Pratt CO The System Company :mens Um: Sperzalzsts rznzmzd lluclffmt and cu IS Coats Ihesscs FlllHlShll1gS 18 HAMMOND S'I 08 Mun St Bangol Mame B-XNCOR TPI 210 Merchants Natlonal Bank of Bangor 25 Broad Street Bangor, Mame Founded 1850 Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposzt Insurance Corporatwn I HGV The final proof of self control IB to llsten to another s troubles and say nothlng of your own H1 V , H , . ,, ,, ,,,, .,,,,,, WWW , Y. rl. , . Vmnpll t'lIlX uf f'l,,,,1,1f ,,,!,,fN ,,,' Foul - H1' YU.: l'.'qf1fpn11'11t - 07 O f 1 I . J A V , . REAL EST.-'KTIC 4 INSURANCE , , A A I . IV, ,'.' 7? ,' W' 3 Ili . s JJ 'elf' . , . ,, . ' ' Y F . 2' S . ', ' . A 1 L J. Q . . , . . Compliments of Dillinghanfs BOOK BINDERS 29 FRANKLIN STREET BANGOR MAINE Sweet Young Thmg I hke guys wlth blue eyes and green backs' COMPLIMENTS OF Kenny s I sso St ltxon COMPLIMENTS OF Davls Grocery 108 NO WI AIN STRI I'I ORONIO MAINI' SWRIIIIIG s Skates Sharpened Shoe Repa1r Shop COMPLIMENTS OF Connors Grocery II COMPLIMENTS OF C A Greenacre 'N 111 Stl ORON0 'NIAINE Complzmente of Moose R1ver MOCCZSIDS oLD TOWN MAINE Chrls Barber QPFCI AI HAIRCUTS ORON0 'NI-XINE Irene Dupuls Grocery Store 102 MILL STRFLT ORON0 MAINE The only way to have a frlend IS to be one N l 1 ' K'HHIl'l'l MI .-XTS ANI! IIIQOCIQ 'IHS I N O O l,'1w'e'r1' 's - limi' and .-Uv fu 7'1z1fe' out GROCI'1Rll':S 1' ' ' A 'I 'I I 126 No. .Ii '1 'cot O , 1 I l - 0 I , . ,I , ,, W, , I , fwff, ,, ,M nw 'II 1,-it ar i-,M LX? ' LW: A-vf if tfu S.- 14 Au Columbus was wrong-the world ms flat 5 fm- IOC 7-77- .7777 77 7777 77777777777 77 - 77 ' 77 7 7 7 777 Jaoksonfwhite Studio G1 aduatimz Plzotogfz aplm PORTLAND MAINI' CEWTL RX O11 Bu1ne1s Heatmg Iqumlmnt Ozl Burner Sewzce SHELL RANGE AND FUEL OIL THE OLD TOWN FUEL COMPANY P000 Pounds to Exeu Ton D aem 111 D I XX 5 T!ddCTTl3ll IQ C Agn nts fol Nun I upland Cokc SIIFFT METAL XX OPIx A EPT FI-XI TS -XIIUJIHODITQ Ildmtol Iepfm Shop Buxldlng SUDDIIQS DI-U OLD TOWN UN 111 Jury Twelve men chosen to declde who ha the best lawyex ,Q A 1 Q . 1 , , . V h I . 4, . A , T ' A X an , - , u .. . ' ' 1. . . 7 -f w v 1' el . . ,. . ' X L11 1 ,oal x ' x ' fi ' x , , , , Q , 7 4, 7 1 J L LL A . A J . 5 . i , .I , A ' si c , n 1 L Y Y . 7- '. .J f-rv A J A Q-4' ' -4 -1 Yiii 7 77 7 7 7 7777777 777777 777 7 7 7777777.77 777777 .7-7 .Wg 7 7 A 7 7 7 IX 7, 777 HV wLe,, ,A,Y 4 W , ?,, ,-,f WWW H, WW ,OH W, ,iff M-- f- IN CONIPLIMENTS OF University Barber Shop L. W. LYsHoN Proprietor COMPLIMENTS OF Gene Littlefield's COMPLIMENTS O Buffum Be xutx Shop JPTHX X IIIXNIY COMPLIMENTS OF r Avi Xdims NIAIN UIMNO COMPLIMENTS OF S J Page INI RAI TRLK lx 'Ni ANI? IURNITLRI 'NIHXINC N ilk COMPLIMENTS OF Socony I lllmg St mtlon co e to 1101 JBL THE CHALET DOI sl N PINS md -XCLQ vm Q 41111 cm nh gnu N X 0 me Load Umm, um P, .LQ Glve a business man enough rope and he'll be tled up at the odice FI I ll I ION F 2-O D.uz llfll' ' YI , . , NPN .xx 1 j 1 A' I'rnp7'fe'fn1' A O I S 7. . 1 . Gifi . A 'l.'l Li- 1410 If. Pri . 1. 37 rlidrilc' St. Ui: F023 TYI 1 .'Cl1VIC'l'I .122 Hmunf r'In'r1.w Joh '-' 'XS 2 ' , HC: '1 -s If! ' i P: ' 5 ' fe-1'x'iw Maj We Sm'w- Yum 19 C' llx H P ' . ' ' A. XX212, 'Q TI-I. np, I , C0HI1JI!.Hlt7IIfN of SUTTUN FARMS C M PAGE INC CONTI -XCTINC OhONO NIAINL M3lg1H qf16Qt Telnphone 991 Pmdx 'Nlxxod Cement Dellvered ln H1 Dump MIXQTS Excavatmg Trenchmg Every cloud has lt8 silver lmmg-even a pau' of pants has lt8 shlny side IGS? I I I ' J -r 1 , A LA 4 Y 1 , ' T s A , - A 1 . LV I 3 U . 12 j U w I4 ' ' '- ' 7? Concrete Blocks, Crushml Storm , W , Y, ,. , nn -V JW C H BABB Eff CO I A I STR Plumbing and Hcatmg Contvactors P lllgwl T 1 v ,I General Electwc O11 Furnaces M L COFFIN CO 0 BROADWAY BANGOR MAINE International Harvester Fqulpment Falrbanks Morse Pumps Planet Jr Tractors Refrxgerators Ranges Washers Bottled Gas Moon E? D D Terr1llS1w Company Frlgldalfe ll SALE q AND SERX ICE anufacfurer f H h ll R f tl 1 'H 6 The Famous Terrzll Flectrlc Ranges Flcctuc Watel Heaters Autmnatlc VK ashers COITIDIQICIBI Refllgelatmn An Condltlonmg Home Fleezmff 104126 EXCHANGE s'rRErT 'R I MAIN ST BANGOR BANGOR 'VI-UNE Telephone 7683 Servme ns the rent we pay for the space we occupy ln the world. C C ' IW' l'IXf'lI. N41 'f .' I'II'IT 12 ' ' U I Cl. ' O O O 72' , I . . 2 I ' x , Y . A s of .Sf . I - -W7 W on ,, ,WW , nj, , ,jaw FOHZ1?Hl7?t'I?fS lnrighnd Mothers Whitn Bri-ld BANGOR BAKINC1 CO 1sx1Ne01z w11x1N1 rzffuf N11 I 1 Eastman Kelleher C0 , Inc, ll 1 1 ll 1 41111 f 1 o11zpf1111r11fs R B HARRIMAN CO C hry flu' IIYIIIOLIUI Nffb XINI H1story keeps repeatmg 1tse1f because man keeps makmg the same mlSt8kBS over and Of I N x L , V I ix W Y W Y . C Y W ' 1 . 1 L Po ' - .'r wx um Sf irfvr' l. 1 I I 011111 Sta 1- St '11 -t1 - I:2lI1j,I1lI', M1 411' - Ph 1 727.1 High S111-vt. l':HSXK'f1l'lh, 311111111 - 1311111111 23111 Of . I C l 1 ,. , - 2 , Sul H1117 ,ql'l'!'l'I'4' T13-T14 OAK S'I'Ill'IP2'I' HA.' I Il, M, .' 'I Q A,,,,,1,.-, ,, A Y - -my , . l'I'XJ1'l,E SA Y A You Fun l f11ff If .lf PARK'S HARDWARE EC? VARIETY X .' A. lllli.-YI fr' 'ull A Q 3659 S Ntumlcx an BLST OF Ll CK TO 'IHL CL ASQ O14 49 NICHOLS DRUG STORE UINYNO P ON! Lxfc IS 010 fool thmg aftm mothe 1 vac .JGY PLL NIIHNG NTI 'IN , 231-217 A ' l Strvwt UI'IbI1H. -I:1i11? C'z1tv1'ir1gtuO. H. .' wts 'I l Tllhkil' 1'I'i0I1flS fm' mu' SH Ya-ars 3 y 1 Q 1 y 9 ' A' H S371 ' x ' ' 1 xr. Inv. is two ford things a ' 1' ' Qhef. VISIT The H E6 K Store Womens and Childrens Apparel S x UIXUNO COMPLIMENTS OF lhe Hlllson C lumers Orlgmators of the Hlllson Achlevement Award URUNO me N OI IOPLI -XR KL CI -XSSIC -XI mr zo heprm Rm 1 , R ldl0 S1168 EE? SQYVILQ Telephone 767 2 NI-XIV V1 UI f NU Lyon S Taxl un S 14 NRO 4 llll 0 I Blalsdell s XI AYII NI-XINL Steaks Chops Lohstel Rolls Hamhurgexs Hot Dogs COMPLIMENTS OF Marcus Beauty Salon 225 Main Street SAILOR EC? SONS The most modern Independent retall food store ln the state Telephone 986 Qualzty Merchandzse af Cham Store Pmces WE INVITE YoUR PATRONAGE VOC l Many people do what they are requested to dog successful people do a httle more yum --,, . ,, W- W , W 7,10-I x ' x- 1. kv 0 0 . . , . . I It a 1 ,, lil MILL .'TI'l':I'Irl' ' .' 18 xlIlAlA ST. 1' Mak' us your H021dllllli.I'It'I',' for , ' ' THE l,A'l'I'1ST RPN' UPS l H Lilly lllllf Xllrffff 5'l'I'l'lI'l' , , , w N . .1ff.z111'lf1'f'r A A-inyfffm' 1' It 'V S - Qr'!'ffs - ,l1'H'rl1'jl ' fr x 'ffl N, NTL' fll' ' 'L 1 ' fa J T ' V IFIAI. NU :L . . T .' '. HJ p SEI l'l to Sf 1 Af s 9 , 'f 'f ' . S C S WAR SURI LUS and I 1 ' ' Iiroeu Iimg,o1 JG? I John Paul Co Short or Tall Blg or Small John Paul Flts Them All 1 so HAM ov M um S m Xmu 1 S llll Vmer Munn C o I Il I1xcI1.m,frc cl I lckc Illlj., Sq I,dIIL,Ol arold s, Inc VNI 8 PXIP R-XXI Blake, Barrows, Eli Broun nc INSUI -mu sun 'rx nomws I XII -VFX 72 f'ent11I qt RIIIQOI 'llimc pl me 7' I Cutler s Men s Store Ofwtal Boy Scout Outfitters OLD TOWN MAINE L. npr: I enobscot Auto Company Ozono M um Used Mus and hunks New md Lsui Idltb 11 IILJPI X111 Federal Sales Co BANK OR NIAINE, IJlNI7Z1?ZlfUlN nj I'I IPI I1 XI NIUTOI 'II Ll Q AND AI NISTRONI 'IIRI Q nu Many a glrl who has burnt the candle at both ends would be satxsfied wlth an old flame my A V YYYY A A V nw , , ,W ,W , S- S. S I J S I,'n1npf'nn11f.4 of 'I'III-I ISI-lS'I' IVUII IIISS ,-YI' O S ' S , ' 'IRAIQ-I I1 mv 4'l.Vf 5,5 IIIVIQCICING .' If.-XIIIC 1213, ISL 2 ' AVI H if Avi fu 1' R411 Yiner' I-I 7 I -11,S,,- 1 j,,,f,.,,,,,,,,y, Mm-rfs VI thing' zml I'IIlI'IIISIl.lIj.fS Iiought, Sold, III-ymiremi, Ilvxntwi and I'HC.' G 3,2515 I-1 IIIII .f ST. . .' QOH 53 J' .?.' ,. 3' I ,. r . Y 'I'r:I. Ummm H145 Ha f ' ZZ-2697 I . ' e ' f ' I. C-.'7 I' I'-I ' If: TPA ' C , , l,.'l'Y I f- I ', - . '., J. . . I 'L . , 2 ', L .' T4-Ie lf x 81..H' IIFI1 N . T ITA f Q . fue I 9 . fl , . , -' ' 9 .. 'C 'I':,. I'I K. A LA m A Y 4k Rlil , ..... -AY ..,Y-,,, Y Y W, W W, W C BRYANT Eff SON INC 46 MAIIN S'1IxI I T I -XXI Oh 'XIAINI Jezwlems of Dzstmctzon fm Thru Generations Ihamonds X1 itchu SIIXII BANGOR FLORAL COMPANY IIIILOIDOI ated 1051 Iflowus bx Wue 996 State Street Bangol Mame L C HATHAWAY Manager Complzments of PILOTS GRILL Ol TI I HNXNINIONID STKLILT Pfmgox 'Vlame Opposlte Dow Pleld Conzplxnzrnls PERRY EE? MORRILL MASON CONTRALTOIIS DIAL 2 1101 131 Bmad Stxeet, Bangor, Mame , . 9 140 ' I. 'CC -3.11125 C 7,7 I ,, fly' If . ' .31 11, , A 1 If w In . iv B- ' 1 w L, c K, L As Num' As Your 'I'clvpIm11c Dial A1569 . . .. , - 7 C 1 n-1 B v x 1 - r- Y- -h . x 4 X u I 1 ' ' 3 . . , JI I, A 1 . 1 . 1- , . of P' I , . , Too many people have a head hke a doorknob, everybody can turn It COMPLIMENTS OF lllllxlllgll nm B xrbtr Shop QOMPLIMENTS OF rmlx s lixkux Shop aseys Meme Stages, Inc 490 BROAIIXN AY BANGOR Te lm phone 7476 Common Calrler and Chdxter Bus SLVXICL Waterville to Moosehead Iake COMPLIMENTS L lllL SllldVN1Ll1 Bar COMPLIMENTS OF IMAIRMOLNI LLI ANI' Rb CONN! of Nth St and Hammonrl IH 1 C l.1r1on Stove Supply Co nl lll AT R A IULIN AFI Rl l -URS X11 na S N10 HX COMPLIMENTS OF' Sllvers Auto Co Al Whltley s nltoum xx R xv on l Qt The world may forgive you for bemg blue, and even for bemg green, but never for be mg yellow W., , 7 A In 1 V g i . u wx- s'11x'1 4. sol lllilfi' lm ' 1 1 ' t li:lz.ywr.', Blum- - 'll-E. l3Tl'U 111 S'l'.'X'I'lC ST. ILXXHHII MIC. l1'lffff fiffffff .1I,ff,.e fm, liner , . H ' . OF A 'A , 4 A V 'z ' fa ' ' Regular Routes from Bangor and YICAZIIJ MAINE ll A- . 489' V I ' W W Y W , 1 f Q 1 Q ' N ' ' L 1 STK Q. li . Nlb T Y ' T I 1 ' f ' x' ' ' ' 2135 lik 'l ax gf .'t1'f-vt l3A.' I ll, . . lfflf 66 99 ' 9 ' , ' - .- .' I I I fill rf: H17 7'1'v'rQ C1 - T' las r liquip ent UW' l: ' ' X - 'Q-M M Vv- Y V V N W V V-- - ' JOE FLEMING Goodyear Tires 65' Olk Street Bmgor Mlinc HGH John J Nlssen Bakmg Corp SXJSSII I If I rf FIU Colun 1 St BANK Oh MAINE Gray Stone Farm ORONO S SAFEST MILK Telephone Bangor 22779 COMPLIMENTS OF W R Lovermg BXNFOR 'NIAINE COMPLIMENTS OF F llllt E6 Ross, Inc ARI HITI C TUIx-XL ENQ INLIIRS Johns 'Nhmsxlllc Asphalt Tlle Iflools 8 ftlltldl St Tcl 7813 BANGOR MAINE COMPLIMENTS OF Fr mk Brothers Hardwares Fx PRX THING IN GFNERAL Trl .1128 141 qtate Qt BANGOR MAINE Q lf KV There IB only one place you can find success without work ln the dlctlonary . 1 O 1 2 . 1 ' Q I Q O IIICTQ ' ILOQI ill CAD Th UI 'fv1.'4lIl.UIH'fi Bwari with flea AH-f'l'I1'7Z ' Por Forty-Five 'O whiz I reet , A I has J , I I O ! ' ' v .' A 1 . . L ' C O . 4. T , . I , 7 4 1 X Q . :-. ' 3' . 4 ,4 , li 'X . '. 2, 7 5' , . , . , 1 Y :own RROTHPRS IAINTS Studlbllxlf S IX Penobscot Pamt Products Co lxmght AutoS1lu C o 191 Exchange Street X UNI BANGOR COMPLINIE-'NTS OF J I1 INN Sl l'XNffl VIXINI N BEAL BUSINESS COLLEGE Complete Modem Busznesa Trammq J W HAMLIN GOLDA G HAMLIN 9 Central Street BANCOR MAINE COMPLIMENTS OF Headquarters for Royal Standard and Portable TYPBWTIUCTB Davld Braldy Keylor Typewriter Exchange lllll l.llLf 96 HARLOVS STREFT BANGOR MAINF 2 I I K 0 I I Telephone 0705 vat .JCI If all the hlgh school students who sleep m class were laxd end to end, they would be more comfortable : v w , A A 1 ' ' Snlw Pauls fe- ' 'im- . z l . lvl VllllllM'l'll1ll4l Slrw-I V S li.-XNllUl'l, .lf 'l'l-lcfpllmw Z-lfrllfv A, Wm - i - I i . I g g L Q I , 1 V ' lNSL'll.XN1'l-L - lili.-Xl, lCS'l'A'l'lf Star Beef Co. lil UN . 'lll'fl'l'l' lfi lllwnl 51:1-1-K .,-fill . . ILXNHUII llkllflf 1 I O . ll llzm 'nfl Strwt, lla fn' V V1 one flight Wiz , yy Il, su A f'077L17f2.I7Z,t?7lfS H. E. SARGENT, IN C. CON l R NC' VOR btlllw nter N1 une CONIPLIMENTS OF Footman s Dzury For Depend lblc SCYVICL Complzmentfc of Blue Room Cafe 130 Center Street Gruarm DION Prop?-zetor OLD TOWN MAINF Specmh ers m Fasluonw for the Qchool Fzrl l George W Brown Ihxlco Refrlgerators and Radlos Easy and Mayta Waehers 82 IICKERINL, SQUARI Bangor Tel 620' The old beheve everythmg the mlddle aged suspect everything the young know everythmg - r x f A 1 N o . '1 1 2 3 e 1 f 1 w . 1 1 1 L R r ' J ' 'ff . ' . ' ' 8 . . 1 A f I. 7 ' ' nw - THE RINES CO 0 V ' I J ' f , 1 . J 2 ,,, ,-,.., , , 77,7 f AW ,ffm -W--AW iv: Q - I Q Y , A .. W, ,.,, .,,,, ,,..,- JW Co mplim rn ts of Snow E99 Nealley Company BANGOR MAINE C OMPLIMENTS JOSEPH R LA BEA U FUNERAL HOME 9 PINL S'1RI'IMT ORONO Ittaks bbytwoyeastl t talka dar ds tyyearstoleantokeephls thsht 1 ! . I 1 1 1 4 4 A 1 val 10.7- ,,,, , , , ,, , ,,,,, A, ,W ,,,, v, ,,,,,,,,,, , , ,vw guy 6 3 8 1' 0 CBTII O fl Olin BVOH l' . H1011 U . 'A - HOMSTF AD BROS INC MOVFRS C lrter s N lrxety Store Local and Interstate 36 Short Street BANGOR MAINE Z.-' IIAK .IOINII Sl u 4. Bangor 3878 e . Old Town 328 BANCOP MAIN? Agents for United Van Ifines TYPEWRITER 65 ADDING MACHINE OFFICE SUPPLY IIN T R Y Complzments of GEORGE S CASEYS BARBER SHOP For Mens Clothes 142 MAIN ST BANGOR THE NEW ATLANTIC RESTAURANT Thr Home of Qzmlzfy Emox Excellent Food Well Selxed 66 MAIN STPEET TFL 8810 9199 We rush around all day trymg to save tlme so we wlll have more time to klll 4 ww fvnlrjl lllfs of 1 n, o 1 I 71 . 71.3 IW ' 'IlI'I'T T 1 1 t, I POHTAIZLIC TYl'ENYllITI'fHS G.I,. zqlwy 9 1 I AI , I . -. L. I6 lk f0l77jIllIllllZfS Murphy Motors X Sl C Tl l IN 111 Saw wlth 'x Purpose Haxe Monew When You Need It 25100 Wlll Staxt An Account Bangor Loan and Buzldzng Assoczatzon 92 CENTPAI STRP BT BANGOR MAINE KITCHENETTE yr 4 e of K1llllllN and xa. nov, sold at the Clams Lobsters Chlcken Steaks M une Be lr Dehcatessen Chops All pastries cooked ln our kltchen Also Bus qtop ranks Pastlles F10Sl'l lach lay QOIlftCtlOll Lheeses Looked Heats E and I'1u1ts Tydol 214 Mum Street Bangor Phone 384 Washmg Lubncatwn ORONO MAINE Gas and 011 'ADL 1 Oratory ns the art of makmg deep rumbhngs from the chest sound hke lmportant mes- sages from the bram V.. v, ,,,,,. ,-, ,, , . of CHU ,lfll - l'l.YM0l llll - il. M. '. I 'CHS SKI! 111 .AW'I'l'f'l'I'l' ' '2 . 1 .' ' ' J f U I I f 1 W W ,J n , J , The name- S. S. l'ie1'ce Co., on ilw label is your fuar' nt,-0 1 ' Q ' lue 3 I . Y 1 . l 2 2 ' ff ., F 1 ' Q I 1, - K 7 U1 ono Bom llllif' Xlln N o C o mplzmentq of Regm ild Bowden, 5 GU th Dutch Beauty Shop RIOTI-om Conzplwmzzte Farnsworth s Cafe lllllll STlLl'l X l X .DIN If some folks tried to swallow thelr pride, they would choke to death - ,J I um-lws Fl-lwwl Po l ll'H'fI Y'-ur' llwlml ' 1 ' 1 :og li:iLcx1..' Q 4 I x . ol the lzdztov'-z7L-Cluef of e QJ fvfnxif. Q7 lt liwxlgcr fflfxf- ffl'-N v , ' W Of 9 A ,Aj 'LFC ' OIIOA-ffl, .lg lNl'f J659 COIVIPLIMENTS OF' Ihe W 1 Grant C 0 I I0 I I Kenny s Restaurant mn uf Hmm Loo cr me K 'IIII R XXII bl RI erIK1ng Keg, Ihumu OI IJ FOXXN WIAINII' COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS lillf zur I Goldsmlth Iwurmture 0 ol IP TOVI N MAINF COMPLIMENTS The F W Woolworth Q0 OI IJ TOWN 'VIAINF Kelth s Shoe Store OI Ib TOWN NI-XINF HQ! Burnham Ee' Phelps Agency, Inc 11 Nmth 'XI un Stleet The Ma 11111 Trust Hzuldznq Old Town Mame INSURANCE AWD RFAI FQT-XTF Talenhone 382 Self demal Domg wxthout the thmgs you are better off wxthout anyway Iwi' 'I'hzxl I'21I'Ij' wr' Ha 1 luvt IIE 9 ' I ' I l 'I'h1- H4 1 ' ' I:i'I I HrI,' OLI M WIN IH-I fl'IlII'l' St., UII 'I'fvv.'v. Burnham Drug v ,I J I 'HO ,I All' -S 1,0 'VIRUS Wilfr ' ', 2f. ' 1' :dst T Q ' 4 ' C U , , Y 4 . 'Iv I . .I U OF ' 9 .. XI ' T' ' Vaughn HzIverlock's Garage COTTAGES - PAVILION - BOATS COMPLETE AUTO ACCESSORIES PICNIC GROUNDS - BEACH PUSHAW LAKE, ORONO. MAINE TELEPHONE 723 TELEPHONE 723 ORONO, MAINE PROP. JOE HAVERLOCK The Anchorage Hotel Complimms of OLD TOWN, MAINE Dahl S Pastry Shop Rooms and Cabms wxth Baths 248 North Mam Sweet COCkt8-ll 110117189 OLD TOVIN MAINE ' e cater to banquets The Home of Tasty Pastry J W LEIGHTON AGENCY BUSINESS MACHINES CENTRAL STREET PHONE 8305 BANGOR MAINE REIVIINGTON AND DALTON AUTHORIZED TYPEWRITERS ADDING SALES AND SERVICE CALCULATING AND REMINGTON RAND INC EOOKKEEPING MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES Remmgton Rand Electric Shavers S8198 and SGTVICS Complzmenfs of BANGOR FURNITURE CO COMPLETI HOI SE I l I NISHP I S BANGOR IVIAINI W' law A man celebrates hls blrthday by takmg a dag off A woman celebrates lt by takmg a year o 9 I Y 4W n O I 98 , O x qw y 41 K 1 :Iv 84-88 Hammond Street I fl 'S The average wlfe not only has the last word, but mnety per cent of those that come MAURICE J FINESOIN I PX Telfphoue 1745 N4 OI Ofheml Jeweler to Orono Hlgh bchool Smee 1937 ll INS 1? K JI! OIIIIX Q Qomplzmcnts Penobscot Trampeze Penobscot Shoe Co Ol IJ TOWN NIA 'NI fmplfm GORDON W THOMAS I A I NDS I 'NI JI OXO XIX I If -' 277 I 1 5 . IRAQ? I, KI.-XINIC FI .wx IB1'ny1s, l'!f.f.' P7 s, un I ,I 'LUIS f11vrffffr1ff'm1 ,ImmmzrfnLf'11f.f, l'1'f'sm1r1I ffflrrfx .'Ilr'r7u.7.-: rrfzrl Tl'0jl1I7'l'N, IVIIIWIIHI' I,f1'fr'rs Ilvpwsulmtillg' I,ow11 KIm'c'I1ison :xml C' lllilf, Int Of . . I If C CU ' mzfs of 41I'INI'IIlAI, INSVIZ. NVIC .AI7.vn lllll Vffws' - lifm' Sllll' 2 I'O.' . I' iI'II'I'I' I'IIO.' -I on flf , . flNI'I Back slapper A person who hopes he can make you cough up somethmg Southard of Bangor llmle rn Store I' quzplnfrlt ltl X O C RAPH the wollds moat modern dupllcatol lin I YCHANGIL STRI ET BANGOR MAINE Complzments of MORIN Es' CO Wholesale Tobacco and Candy 51 South Mam Street OLD TOWN MAINE Harmon Plano Co I mnos Recmde Instruments 186 FXCHANGE STRFE'1 BANGOR LOCKSMITHS Ilzstrzbutors for Herlmg Hall MHTNIH SAFES ANI! VAULTS keys of Every DCSCTlpt10H Made and Fxtted Dom Checks and Lock Repalrmg Irzlf' Ifrl and Door Cl0Qe'rQ Iadlocks Trunk and Door Iocks 41 PARK STREET BANGOR MAINE COMPLIMENTS OF Purltan Candy Shop 89 CENTRAL STREET BANGOR MAINE COMPLIMENTS OF Rlce EG? Tyler Gal VS ood Dump Bodles VX agner A1r Brakes Bangor Auto Body Shop Korltzky s Garage DIAL 8417 Centex St Bangor Mame COMPLIMENTS OF Brountas Restaurant 68 MAIN STREET '74 CFNTRAL ST BANGOR BANCOR' MAINE VN ON Courtshxp-The perxod durlng which thleeglrl decides whether or not she can do any titer. . I , ---,.,tN---,---,v H W , , ---YY M--- ,U new all , , A ' f lv - yy . rs 1 3 ' ' , , r JA H - 1 , A 1 I .lf lr A ' .1 ' A Av 1 , OF M. Lynch e CO. . . 1 'V 'I . ,A - X e - . - 5 ' 41' , 4 A A S 7 J, is ' . ,. 1 1 J ., . . ' ' - 9 v 165 ' . , ' . I . I WL ON 1 3 ART SUMMER? FOR I TRADE ISFAC MARK Comphments f SUMMERS FERTILIZER CO INC Best on Earth Farm Carden and Lawn FQFUIIZQTS Office 194 Exchange Street Bangor Telephone Bangor 4583 Factorles Lower Main Street Bangor an Searsport Sandy Polnt Mars H111 Houlton St Stephen N Iullzr Fred C N Parke T 1 XIIII' RUINT PARKE BUILDING 569 HAMMOND STREET B-'XNCOR NIAINTI E R Dysart 810 Hammonrl qtreet B-X'NfOR NIAINI 'Vhshou s Ph 1rm'1cy T CORRIGAN MISHOU REG PHAR 565 HAMMOND ST BANGOR ME OLD TOWN PLUMBING Ea' HEATING CO 136 CENTER STREET OLD TOWN MAINE Firestone Tires Home and Auto Supplies Money never made a fool of anybody xt only showed em up , ,,., , , - - f '---- M' lffxx E egg ff W' Z K, ff' ' ' o O, I an 97 . V ' ' ' ' 7 I r . 1 ' Y . : . , d - ' - ' I - - . , . B. I For Fifi!! Years We Hum' Serrvrl tho w I , ', Q Q O l , U I , . . ' 'I . 1 . . C I .Q ,C 2 4 , Y nu , Mew-, , V . an s ' ' - Ph1l1p Deane, O D lu NIAINI Complnnents of Bridgham s Restaurant 116 North Mam Street OLD TOVNIN Mgrs Walter and Helen Brldgham A J GOLDSMYIH MENS AND BOYS WEAR 10 Nl-UNL lll S VN X lVl1LDcrmott D D S R OLD TOWN MAINE Complxmf nts of WlllyS Sales Co BAINCOR M-XINII' The following Junlor dresses sod excluslvely ln Old Town H M Goldsmlth Carole lung Jonathan Logan Jo Burt Jrs Debonan Junlor Chque Complzmcnts of Ross Auto Supply Allen Drug Co. 3' QT-XllS'1ltIl1 IGN There wouldn't be so many Iles told lf people wouldn't talk until they had somethmg to say ,X , I ,N I I O O llm f'lCN'l'lll'l S'l'lll'll'l'l' V V 0l.ll XYN . . ff . ,.. , ' . . x Y Y N HLIP XYN A A A' J ll NU, Xl.-XIX . l'lll'fl'l'l' 1,u-511.5 yuu TU yisit lla-will Trust Huilllimg Tl1'A ' fiuzv You xlrr .-1fH'fly.w lllilrmm' . . . A I . . . 0 0 Y , Y 1 x 1 DAKIN SPORTING GOODS GO Headqusutels fo1 the Famous NIACGRILGOI C OLDSMITH Sports Equlpment baseball Supplles Tenms and Golf Equlpment Supphes fo1 Huutel and F1sl1e1man School Athlet1c Supplles Iavelythlng m Photoglaphm Iuqulpment DAKIN SPORTING GOODS GO m Cl NTRAL ST BANCO! WATERVILLE COMPLIMENTS O Cralg The Taxlor X ff! www STIIET ff? A -4 6 mb D I no E Pzompf PHA up and Q llvlzrmvf Y' Where QURIIIV and Se1 vlce Speaks for Itself YN on If you are begmnmg to encounter some hard bumps, be glad At least you're out of the rut. Compare Our Prices Before You Buy F r X y . , A N 0 . A .I L 2 ' fl X , J IA , ear- N If I . N T x 92 5 . I X ix Q I I . X Vmer s MUSIC Co 'L 'N t 11 PlC'lxfllIlf., Squaw Bangor ll Hams .15 Most Cormplete Muszc Sine 1 n N .um Capehart Radios Baldwin Ilanos Store of 1000 and 1 different Items IN ll RN xuox M mum hS COMPUMENTS OF Pzupf Jeweler Intern atlon xl H lrvester C o 1-if CI TVIER QTRLFT lrxx1 xldlllf I-'RNC UR MAINI fin hu n I Jzmfm X Cutler s Women s Shop 60 NOPTH NI-XIX STI PIT OLD TOWN ll -XINI Comphments Paul N Balllargeon B P S Pamts Bzullargeon e Imperial Wallpapers 109 MIDDLE STRLBT OLD TOWN MAINE VN IG One thmg the discovery of the North Pole proved I8 that nobody IB slttmg on top of the world KGB! -- -- Y Y ff- QW u 9 o 3 1 Q- - Q D U r ' ,, ' . ., XM-TW Klz 'n Sll'1'l'L . 'c , .' . ,.'1 Oll 'l'1WIl, Ll ' V- ,. I ' A Siu' flllfl Sfylf fy fffffffw John H. Davldson ' :SC 1 Y X 1 5 . 1 I I ' l N 4 4 4 e 1 . l NM 1 A lu Ol4l n'1 - J ,' 2 A' Q ' 1 fr ' 111' ' 'Mix' 9 7 ,Y V v , , 1 4- A L A A A A, L 1 4 ' 0 . of g . . . . .xlzjf If Il fflz l'fr11l'11'.v l' fum The Nearly New O Q66 f7gE2'6fYf'-A Sh0P LE'-fL0RALeA3i5T55PS, 699 Broadway 79 Central Street Bangor Maine , .I-1 .N V: F A ,K l Compliments of COMPLIMENTS or OLD TOWN FURNITURE. FOX E97 Cjlnn, In 12 HOWARD LANF OLD TOWN MAINE TEL 2188 Webber Motor Company HANINIOND QTI I FT BANFOI NIAINI Phone N391 Al Perhaps you have notlced that the man who ns easlly led IS always led ln the wrong dxrectlon 1110, ,X rllflqlfflllfff lafffllzrfa HO , C. 3lO'l'IJII ICXVIIICSS LINKS ,199 . A N R IC, rf: 1, . A fi Lewxs s Llbby D D s wi' mf, A .lord in Bulldmg ff I Old lovsn 'Vlunn M' 410' Q Wu fxff EASTERN TRUST E6 BANKING CO ll IR 'llrrmrr Old Town Mune Spencer Electrlc Servlce SEIIIIIJSOII AQCHCY Frxgldalre Unlversal TN SL R A X' C1 Stromberg Carlson Stewart Warner lmldmd qgun L Radxos N Al S Electrical Contracting B -KN C OR Tel Orono 2069 lun ru Om rm C0mP11mf'1fS Of Graves Typewnter and Addmg Machlne Lo 4'llfhO'll ul Dealer and Sales Agent Ben Sklar or Unduwood Typevwrxters and Sundstrand Addmg Machlnes 189 EXCHANGE ST BANGOR Telephone 8060 Ol D TOVS N MAINE Q G 4622 Beware of the fellow who won't tell a soul It's surpnsmg the number of heels he knows. X ,f , , xx- . . ,Pj , 1 ,, f . , - - - -. 1 ,r X X-, U , . . ,, 0, ,, L, Q, 1 1 A f 0 -fkzf' . J 4 lv ' KL .. xii, ,. . fffo' l fe 1 , A 2 . if . J 7 72, 'fd 17.7 ' .2 ll'lIjl -X 'lf KVUHII lllf I ll. NY. l'1 :Ti .. ,nr Y . 2 . fl f'l'I.'TR. , . TIIICICT ' l-19 lla' St'-lt. 'n f F. N, .kim -- .-, ..-,f - Qi- ....-A. N- - ----Y- Y--A-A--in . N 110 P xch mu St Bmqor A bachd n 1111 me just one undarned thmg after another l'Nl'UIll ilu- l'1'vQx of Furbush - IillhL'l'fSPI'iI1I'illf,f Cu. 108- 1 LX f we-1 SHAW 6? TENNEY OARS AND PADDLES UIIUNO MAINE X. N ll Compliments Of Compliments of JOHN LAFFEY S DR ELMER M SEWALL SERWCE STANON 5 MILL STREET Lub,-,canon ORONO MAINE Telephone 9007 Complznzfnts' Of HOME PLATE RESTAURANT 44 Mun Street Orono 'Vlime Visitors always make us happy some when they come others when they go l llANl' l'. Tl'lN.Il'IY. l'r'upr 'tor' Gasoline, Tires, Batteries V317 -, ,in N, ,Ye ,. , ,,e ,, iw, .,, -- E SERVING W Commercial Banking EASTERN Trusts and Estatec M RIN E R'-in- Naw depusimrs 'um 'IIVVIYS vulconu ' L1-S rmx clung peopc just surlimw t Cr susiruss lI'LL!'.' VMII i s in eresud T 1 vful ' tleir progress A Q hLL,klI'lig Aeeount muks one as sonal finances and may be portant faetor m Lsmbllshlnsg hrs credxt and Stindmg THE MERRILL TRUST COMPANY MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION The trouble wxth gettmg marrled on a shoestrmg 18 that too many people get trlpped u on lt 5 W Y L L L A V 1 5 K X I A V l X an 1 1 1. lx Y x ' l' , K' lx '1 l ' e. s 'n ind u L' ' ' .mc hell nn I ' Q ' ' K T ' ' T ' ' 'Q busincsslikc in thc handling of his per- : A ' ' ' an im- ' . n , wf ' F-ff I