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Pemetic High School - Pemetic Yearbook (Southwest Harbor, ME)

 - Class of 1948

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V Q, -: THE PEMETIC :- xx- E. 1 a . F E gigs mn ass W M ,Www mum sm H sm a Edited by the funioz' xx 1 Q na es x-X H HK may .Em R HE we a as ggfxma H HB H-H H H EEK an Q. E FXSS E gm Q W M, wg wma ng. NEW sw EER E my BH ss a ng THE PEMETIC HIGH SCHOOL ze Q a my W . a an E wma? H ESX -m mu -m a E if mn -mn in .Uma - ss sm wigs aww H-M1 5 mn E I 1 Qi QS! f M 4FK,,A ff' - X , FACULTY mEaiV XX -V s 5?-N N V -T 'ag' QV X , ' W .filxiyxldqi EI, V 9 ,xA-kmx. '-w . 'QPCJ' .1 X -U f X Sxffs if A is M ww xx Q X Efl-N Qm1'fQf-QAM y, Agjymf Wig J, MN N 'IJ Xi'i? :W? ff-QX- NXQ V ,fffflf f fvQw2ZX fgg1iii?2l1g51422: X XfllfX, NLf-xx: iv g,f 2SE::fil gggwiwskgigiiifffgigggs YQ Xx ? .4 PEMETIC JFAQULTY l'lt1Nl!1l'AL CARROLL li. Roxco, B.S. AIIIXTIICIIIIIHCS, Scicucc. History' Homo Town: North N1-xv Portland: Maine-. , JQ-KN ST- -TANKS, AB- b 4-mm. to 1i9,m.ti,. in 1943- History, 1'l'PlH!1l. Latin. Sf-vcutlx iil'fllil! Mr. lionco wigs gi-:uluatccl from f'cnfral H. IEQIZIXSII ' High School and Gorham Statc Normal IIUIW' lmlllliMI1l'f'UCk T-IMillllff- School. Ha- atlcndcd thc Iiuivcrsity ot' Con- Ullnlf ff' 1- l'l1'T1C U1 194'-. nccticul. Gfilflllilllf study at thc Unircrsitzy I MISS W- -Iimlfis WHS P7 i l iU d fmm up Mmm.. Stearns High School and Uolhy Colle-gc. lic-forc coming: to Ponlotic, hc taught at I 1 fVUZ'lSlY- She mllilhl- fl' Allllll- NNY North Anson. Alfrcd. Soul llarlior. Union- H1Ul1DShll'0- villv. l'onncclicul. and Sonn-sville. Sha: i.s Prize-Spcaliing Coach and is Fac- Mr- R.,,,,.,, is pm.,,HAy A,h.iN,,,. In HH, Na. ulty Advisor to .thc l1lig.:ht'h Grads-. and thu Pow-Wow' Debating. lional lltilllll' Sncicly, U , ll'mm'Iwly1' is marc Alum rquinulcnl In -'l H1-f'l'I':l! ll'U'l7'5 1H1lk llI fl f 'V.I'ul fn,-f-, ' l l'Illl-N'lllHIl'l ' Aixrox II. Bi-zxsox. Jn., ILS. Manual Training Homo Town: North IillllllflilllllkD0l'i1, Mainc. Panic lu Pclnctic in 19-17. Mr, l-li-nson prc1nu'cd al Kcnncbnnlc High School, Gorham Slain- Tvaclu-rs' Collr-gc, Franklin 'lim-clmical lnstilulc, Boston. Mr. Bonson was in thc l7. S. Army for thrcc j'l'1ll'S. llc has done practiuc tcm-liing High School, York. Main:-. 'l'lu' jorcc uf Ilia own IIH'I'il 'Hlllklktl his 'HVI-ll a l York Allis. 1'HlLl.ll' llurrza llomcstic Scicncc llonic Town: l'nion, Maiuc. Uamc to Pcinctic in 1947. Mrs. Brycr 1n'4-parm-d at: Union High School, Nasson Junior Collcgc, summer school at Hate-s and thc Univ:-rsity of Main:-. Extcnsion courses at Boston Univcrsity and lllc Univcrsity of Mainc. Shu prcviously taugght att East Union Gradv School. Saugns .lnnior High, Wcst- brook Junior and Sonior lligh. and the Work Shop. Boston. xlllNSlll llllS0ttS. Mrs. Brycr is Farnlly Advisor to thn l uturc I-Ioim-nialu-i's ol' Ann-rica organi- zation. aldcasnme -whole plcrmlnwz. all Ihr: joys of xi-asc. Life in llircc wowls-llcullll., pcnr-c, and cnm1:clr'ura'. f'o.xrn llannv lf. llarus. ILA. Physical Education and Sports Home Town: Portland. Maine. Panic to Pe-nu-tic in ll!-l7. Mr. llaycs prcliarcd at Chcvcrus High School, Holy Uross f'ollm-gc, Boston Univcr- sity. and lln- UlliV0l'Sii'y ol' Mninc. Hcl'orc coining to l'4-nictic, hc taught at liimcstonc High School and Capo lClizahct'h High School. 'I'lu- Boys' and Girls' llaslcctliall trains and othcr snorls arc :nlily coachod by Mr. Ilaycs. I nm u por! nj ull llinl I huifr' mr! ll.xLI'I1 ll. Loma. ILS. lllal.lu-iuatins. Sci:-In-c. Hlohal l'lv0,zi':mlny Homo Town: Soulhwi-st llarlior. Maine. Conn- to l'cnn-tic in 19-l-I-. Mr. Lou! prcp:1rcu'I at Walthzuu High School. Ilatcs Poll:-uc. llarvard, and Boston Univcrsity. Prcviously. hc tangrhl :ll Pi-nn-lic in 1934. llc is Faculty Advisor to thi- Uorridor Wardcns. Scvcntli liradc. is lluidancc Ibi- rcctor and Junior High liaskclhali t'oach. fl ju-sl lu'cu.l.'s no hours ALI-'lmo ll. S'l'Alhlll4IX 3I1lill4'lllllfil5S, Social Studios. Jr. High Reading llomc Town: Brewer, Maine. . Canto to Pcme-tic in lil-H. H Mr. Slhddcn preparcd al lircwcr lligh School. Washington State- Normal School, Univcrsity of Kentucky, Univcrsily of Colo- rado. and thc University ot? Maint-. llc previously taught ul' Solon. East Mil- linockct and Milo. lie is Facility Advisor to thu- Fri-shman Class, the Cann-ra lilnh. Uoach ol' thc Junior Varsity Baskctlmll te-am. and l'o-Advisor to llw U0l'S . Hillukc Hill cojfcc swung! Mann ll. 'l'i1,xrr:n. A.l1.. I'ld.M. English Homo Town: Gcomxetown Island. Maiuc. Camo to Peuictic in 1947. Miss Thayer prepared at Taunton High School, Massachusetts, Wcllcslcy Colleyxc, I-losron University, llarvarfl, and had sum- mcr work at Farmington and Intvrnational Vollege, Elsinorc, Denmark. A .She formerly taught in various High Schools and Bradford .Iuuior Cullcge in Mnssachnsn-tts. and has done Junior Collage and High School work in Maiuc. Miss 'Phaycr is Fa:-ally Advisor ln thc Sc--uior Class. Tho Young Fry and is Li- brary Vustodian. .-lll r-.rpcrimicc 'is an arch lu build upon Mus. l'I.Am: XVALKER Music llonic Town: Worcvstcr, Massaclnisc-tts. Panic lu l'cim--tic in lil-Ui. Mrs. Walkcr was graduated l'rom North High School in YVorca-stcr. Massachusctts. aml pi-opiiiwl at thc Univvrsity ol' Michi- gan, thc Ame-rican Institute ol' Normal Mclliods. Fairniinglon Normal. thi- Univer- sity of Columbia and Leslie Teachers' Col- lcgo. and tho University of Maine. Shc had organized and is Faculty Ad- visor to the- Girls' Glee Cluh, Boys' Donlilc Qnartcl.. Pcunrtic Band. and thc Harmony Uluss Siu IIND courlnd thc f,ll'llii'l l 1 an . fl 1-'-,:. Mikado and prodncwl tho lllcv Uluh Con- curl. lIu'rr' is music 7l7lH'1'l'l'l'I' flIl'1'l' is lmrmouy- Mamox R. W.-vrmxM,xx Clillllllllffflill Homc Town: Anhnrn. Maiun. Uamc to l'nmctic in 19-ll, Miss Watcrmau was p.:raduatcd from Ed- ward Littlo High School. Aulmrn. Maine School ol' i'oninim-co, and is doing: nndvr g:ra4luat'c study at thc Ilnivcrsity of Maine. Sho is lfaculty Advisor to thc Student f'ouur-il, 'l'hc l'vinclir . llrcnacliika. the vlnccrlczulcrs. lhc Junior Class, is Prom Arl- visor. aml l'o-Advisor to thc OOPS Club . '4'il'lIl1f you do. slill ln'rlcrs what is flown gil' f 1 VY mul . ,V M . g --f A ZA, 'K A C: ,I 4 1 LL. -. : :I I I U f 4f 'fX'1gf .l ' if ,X-ms:..im'L SXNNS - ,X tl- - Q L- Q ...'.:'f E writ Qi Q I - 5X , H lx ' '- 'T x A 'Ai - uv iciiil :sf 173' .. ' ' I 4 n V ? 4 f 1 ,4-x 'iv' N X Q -4 ., 4 -1' ' ' Ak N rv- '-X, ff 'I I X ' X x BX! NXN X VX NAT Q 55533: QW 11 STX XX Q if' K! N H gg X , 2' x f sfgww wg Ji F AK x I lj NW X f?'g, X x X?-L54 X f'f X? M: X ' - 'ik ig ' lx M N T5 RICHARD E. ALLEN Dick':' Col.x.l:l:l4: Fifth Honor Essay: Vil-e--Pmsimlulll: Cl: ANK'2lTl1N 1: 2, 5.1, 4: l'+-llletil: Stull' 3: l'ou'- Wow Stall? Il: .illllllloru-o 2, 3: Junior l'l'Ulll 3: Varsity BllNk11i'lHlH 2, 3, 4: Junior Vnr- silly BllSkl'fllilIl 1: Illleu'clll.w:s Bxlsku-thnll 1. 2: lllre-rclll:-ls Volla-ybllll 4: Young Fry 4: Pillg-Pong 'l'ollrlln1lll-llt l. -I: Busvlnlll 1. 2. 25. 4: OOPS 1'lllh 2. 3, 4: f'llllllllifi'1'l N 1., 2. Ii, 4: Nzlfiolllll llonol' Socioty 2, 3, 4: Upw- l-rtll 3: Cillllt'l'll lflull 3, 4: IIlll'illlllll'ill Fool'- hllll 4. l1'll.ml it Puillvs to sqmrln llivk is Niblllllfll' nm: Il1 s lull mul Iron and Iulllcy Am! fl1ll'lllIlN full uf lun. K.4'I'llERINlC G. BENSON - Kill--9lj - l'oI.Ll-:or-Z xyifff'-Pl'I'Nill9llf 1: AWVZIIWIH Il: Pl-lllotic Stull' 3: Pow-Wow Stuff 2. 3: A lilltv Wifi! .Indy 3: Prize Slltlllkillg' 3: Jlunhoree 2, 3: Jllllilll' Prom 3: Senior Prom 4: Vxlrsity Buske-th:-lll 4: Illl0l'!IlilSS Blu-:ke-flm.l1 3, 4: Sflldlrlll' fi0VPI'lllllI'Ilf Meeting 4: Interclzlss XYIIIIRYIHIH 4: Bllllll 4: Festival Glue Cluh 3: Softball 3. 4: Vllrl-:ity Cllverlenrler 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Vnljsiliy Cllft'El'lPll1lHI' 1, 2: OOPS Chill 2, 3, 4: Glu-e Clull 1, 3. 4: De- inltilly.: 3: UIllIlllliif0CS 1. 2. I-S, 4: Nutionul Hillllil' Socil-ty 4: Olilce- Girl 3, 4: Slellool l.illr:lrl:ln 2: Opvrulital 3. 4. Kutsy in ll HS0lL1lFflllif-0 She alma 'in ll 1'e1Illr'ml. TVIIPIIV rl! the ll'llt'Il'l'ilIl! lljlllm srfhnrll Sll1 R RIIIT In yr! Illlllflll. ALLISON svnvlcsfrma m'Nlmn f-.-11 GENERAL Curtis fillllllillifjll Awurll: Ilullll-lic Smtf 3: Pow-Wow Stull' 2: Corridor xvlll'1ik'li 1, 2, 3, 4: -lllllifll' Pronl Zi: Jllllitll' Vzlrsity Bzlslcerlmll 1: lnlerclllss Bzlskl-thllll Ill. 4: Interclalss Voile-ylnlll 3: OOPS Club 4: fflllll- llllffl-'PS 3, 4: Malgllzilll- Colltvsl livllllvl- 4: XVIII' Staunp l'ollllllitl'c-0 3: Bslsvllllll 4. lff47'l' in our .fmilnr AIHMIIII 'is his Ilfl'1ll.l1 Ill' I'll'NI1'M from UVILH br'rr11 Isles W0 kllll'l4 hc'lI soil io Ionic. MARILYN CARROLL C0LLl1JGl'1 fflslss Puri. Gifts: Slilllllflll' C0ll'll'il 3: Pl-lllvtif' Stull' 3: Pow-Wow Stull' 2. JS: Por- rillor XVlll'4lt'll 15, 4: Prize Sm-nliillg.: 1. 3. llltvrl-lass Bllskvtlnlll 3: Gil-0 Club 1. 32 Collnllitfovs 1, 2, il. 4: School Lib Ill'illll 2: f,lN'l't-'ffil 3: Production Class Ii: Young Fry 4. IUFITHIIII ix our mrlvsllwlllrlll fill mirliliou to our rrlrmx 'l'o Ihr' lf. nj AI. Nll.f II yu .-I 'rory 1H'1I'HlfRiHfl low, JUANITA ESTEIER DORR Jumlic Jed ' K Gnxllnlni Clnss llislory. 1f'l'l-slllllllllg Corrimlnr Wm'- llen 4: Jllllilil' 1'l'onl Zi: Illtorclllss Iillslnll- bull 4: Gln-lr lfluh 1, 2, Ii. 4: Sl'lliUl' PPUIII 4: U0lllllliffl'l'S 4: f,lN'3YI'ilil Usllvr Ii, 4: l'ro1llll'rion Class I-I: l'1llllPi'll Clnh 4: Art Clzlss 4: l l1ll1l'v HIllllHlll?lkE'l'N vlllll -I: Fe-a+ tivlll Gil-0 Vinh Ii: Young.: Fry Stngv Mun- Zigi-'I' 4. 7'll.ix is Juunilo Don' ll'c' llurn' Nlll' pluus In lamell- We wixh llrr muh in :my jlvlrl Ilrl' you! uw' know Rlllull nemfll. GEORGE IIOHERT EMMOTT Bob , Glvlniclln. Studs-llt Council 1: Jzunllorec 2: Varsity I'gilSklTtli2lll 1. 2: -lllllilif Varsity Bilhlkllfllllu 1. 2: IIli6l'ClilSS Balskerilzlll 1, 2. 4: Ping- lfollg rP0lll'llilllll!Ill' 2, 4: I':2lSP'iilll 2: OUPS Clllll 2: Vl3l'0l'illl. Bob is out of ilu: Navy ,-lull is lmrllz ul. l'1f1nlrtirf High. lVr rn glad In llfwc him 'with lm .llrfs 7'l'1lHjl rm xllfvll guy. VANCE ROBERT FROST Fright COLLEGE Claus: Oflicor 1, 3: Awm-ds 2. 3: Stull:-llt Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Pellletic Stlllf 3: Pow- lVow Staff 3: JIIIIIIJOPQE 1, 2, 3: Varsity Basketball Mllnzlgler 4: Assistllllt: Blillltlglll' 3: Illterclass Bllskfftliall 3, 4: Illfl'I'Cl!lSS Volluylmll 4: Stnrlunt Council Collvulltioll 2, 3: Ping-Pollg 'r0lll'lli1Illl9lll' 4: OUPS Club 2. 3, 4: Boys' Home Ee. Clnh 2: C0111- 1111111195 1, 2. 3. 4: Mmgalzilie Cnlltl-l-lt. Lellelel' 3, 4: 0pol'ot,tn 3: Cilllll-'Til Clull 3: Sllllilbl' Prom 4. Herr! is Vmlce, our r-lass wit Inforlnutioll Ile dum obtain Wim! will Im I'rmrr:lic'x Ions this yrvlr? ll'll-lf. Iioxlnn lY1lil'1'1'xiIy'.-f gain! l'lIARl.0'I I'E WINSLOW GIIJAEY l 'fllll-m ' GENFIRAL Jllllitll' Prolll JZ: IIlfl'I'CIZLNlS Bllslcr-tlmll :i: Future Ilonll-lnalkl-rs Clllil 4: Uolllllliltl-+-s 23. 4: Ups-rllltn Ii: Pl'4lllll0fi0ll Class 3: Al-I Clilss 4. U -is for C'll.1n-Iotlc .-l JIIUWI-llf'7' nj our class Wllffll xll4 x looking for rlllffrlflillnwlll .-l alnnwaf sin- will IH'l'l'l' pass. l1lllSt'll.11A H11'l I' Uris A'l'l'i-C':Il. ' l'u1,1.11:1:u Class l'url, Class Sung: l'1-nn-tix' Stull' ZS: l'nu'-Wow Stull' 2, 3: Curriulnl' Wurlluzx Zig .luuior Prmn Il: lute-rclalss BllSkl'lIHlll Il: F1-1sl'iv11l Clos- Club 3. -l: G11-v Club 1. 2.5. 3. 4: liolrutlng 3: l,'0llll!lllll'0H ii. -4: Nclnml llilrrurinll 2. 4: Upolvrrlu 3. -l: Fulurv l1UlllClllllkl'l'!i -1. HY' 11151114 Ilrix will 111- 11111r1'in1l lfvforf' f1'1f1'11 111111111 vlaryx. l'u11'1'v 11 flllll urlrlitifm to our ulrwx, Ill 111111111 1:h1'1'1'f11I w111fs. l'lVldlCl1l'1'1' EULQGNE llAMl!l.l'1N lan GmN1:u.u. lllll 'ClllSN Ilusketlmll 3, -lg llusn-Imll 1. 2: Boys' llunu- Eu. Club 2: Vols 3. EIil'l'Uff huil.-1 from .1l ll'i11I1:y Il1.' is lllll' I'1'111'1'l1'1I 1-vl. XII 11111!l1'1' 11-11111 I11' 11114211 Srwcvxs is his, w1f'Il but. l'llYl.l.lS MAltUAlll'l'l' llIGlllll1,'li I'I1il f'u1.L.1:1:1f: Ulnss l'url. l'ruyv1': '1'ypin1: Awxmls: l'1-nlvlia: Stuff 3: l'11w-Wow Stull' I-Z: Varsity Bank:-ilmll 4: lint:-1-class Hanskvtlmll 3, 4: Glu--o Club 2. 33 lfflllllllllt' Club 1: l'nnnnil- j I lm-1-as 1.. L.: School llibruriun L. Zi, -lg Oncrcllu 3 l'l111IIi14 ix IIII1' 1Hll'lll'iIIH To hm' uw 'll7lN'l II11' lwul N114-'N NlIl'l' tu 1111 kiml 111111 llflpflll Wl11'II11'1' xlu' l1'11v1'Ix 1'11sl ur wzfxl. SllllllllGY ltUlilGll'l' lihJlll.1'lY lf!flll'll ' th-:N1:1lA'l. Uluss l.'urt,. Clwrul t'l'1'v1lZ Vnrsily Hus- kvlbull 4: Junior Varsity Rusk:-tlmll Il: ln- l1-1'vIu14s Buskn-ll1ull 2. 331 l51lHl'lNlll 15. 3. '12 Ilubby Club 1: lim-r4:l:n4s latillillllll Ji. -1. Nhirlvy -ix our ymul Mllllfk . II1' plays H111 111111111 juxt rlylzt llr' 1'.r1'1'Is ill 111111111 flflllifl' Ihiuyx Ihilrr' Rfflllfllfl ou! ut -11iyI1f!j IZARUAIIA A. KIQNNEY l1'111'l1 l,'111.1.1-11:12 ' Slumlm-nf Council 45 l't'lllL'liC Slam' 255: l'11w-Wow Stull 2, Zig .Il11ul1m'uu 1, 23 Awards 43 Junior Prom 3: Varsity Bazsketbull 4: Intvrcluss Buskvtbull 3. -lc Iutercluss Vol- leyball -1, Futurv I'I0lnvuu1kors Club 4: S1-uior Prom 4: 1'ing-Pong TOUl'LHllll9l1f 45 Softball 3, 45 Vurrxity C111-01711-uder 1. 2, 3, 45 OOPS Club 2. 3: G14-1: Club 1, 3: Conl- nxittocs 1, 2, 3. 43 National Honor Society 43 Opvrcttu 3: Senior Play 4: Music Fes- tival 3. II111'11 1-1111103 from 1iv1111cyuillc 41 plum' of fflillffi 1'l'lIl1'll71l- - ll'11r11 slw gum to 111ndf1Ii11g sch-ual WC 7:11010 sl1c'Il yu tu town-. Cl.AllENC1G lllClll41'lllT LuCOUN'1' bard COLLEGE Silllltilllbliilll -1: Cluss President 4: l.-'enw- tic Stuff 3: Young Fry 4 : A llule XVith Judy 3: Ono-Acr Play -lg Junior Prom 3: Inter- clnsu Basketball 3. 45 Boys' Iflouu- Eg. Club 2: l,'0llllllltfQ-'PS 3. 43 Nntionul Honor Society 2, 3. -lg Magazine Contvst Leader 2, 3: 011111-cttu 3, Class Murshul -l. UI11r1'111:14 lms rulfffl H10 8l'll'iUI' class I11 om' ,Iliff ,1f1'111' ul 1'1'111cfic High Wo I-11111111 l1c'll Inf us 34MC'tfU8Kf7ll .111 lllllltlllllfl crlscf luv may try. lilvlullllld ll. LAWSON liuNm1mL Clams Gifts: Vivo-1'1'1-si1l1-lit 2: Awards 2, JL -1: Slut 1-nt Council 1: Une-Act Play 4: . lllN1l'i'1' 3: -lunim' 1'l'lllll 33 Interclnss I :Isla-l'l111ll 2. 3, -lg Tho Young Fry 4: Buste- bull 1. 2. -lg Boys' llmnv Ev. Club 23 Wan' Sluxnp Colnnxitleu 19 llllcercluss Football 2. 3. lI1'1'1-'11 fl1'n1'11c IAIID-Will llc' is um' sl1111't0.k! lad IV1' dfs1'o1'u1'ml I1.u'1-1 1111 rwlor. ll'l1icl1. 11111110 1114 '1.'c,'1'1j ylml. All'l'lll'll EIAVYIEI1 MOORE, JR. .ll ,. LIMNERAL Planes l url'. Bible lilllllillljl on Class Day: Awurala-1 2. 3. 45 J:1111l11n'1-n 2. 3, Junior l'l'11n1 3: V:u'si1'y Ihlslu-i1l111,ll 2, 3, -lg Young Fry -lg Tourlnunu-:lt 4: Busvlnull 1. 2, 3. 4: UUPS Club 2., 3. -l: Boys' llunu' Ev. Club Il: 1'HIlllllil.ll1'GS 2. Il, -1: National llvnur No- ciuly 2. 3, -ig U111'1'Cllil 3: lnturcluss Foot- bnll 3, 4. .'ll'1ll1ll' I'llH7N 1111111 ull llw girls Of this flIl4'l'l? 'is no doubt. ' llc 11111-1 tulcen part 'ill many 81JU1'f-3 111 1zcti41:it'lc1x, l1e's 11c'ucr left out. llll.lbA MAKIUN NUIIWUUU Ullrlrllox Gmmclml. Vlnss Part. Farowvll: .luuior l'ron1 Z-3: lxlvrc-la-as lluskorlmll 3: Coxninitlous 1. 2. 3. -l: Ops-rvtlu l'slu-r 3. 4: l'roc'luc-tio'n Class 3: Futon- iiUl4ll!'llllliiI'l'N Club -l: Art Class L Hilzlu luis many inlrroxts KU- W4' lmow aiu' likrs to nook- If lll1'14f'.v Nlllllffllllly lu ln! done For licr wc izlwuys lool:. IIIOLEN WRlHll'l' l'Alllil41ll Aunty Gl'1Nl'ZllAL Class l'lisI'ory: .Iu'1io1' 1'1'on1 Zi: vilflllllif' ters fi. 4: Ollicv Girl 43 Tho Young Fry 42 Art Club 4: Gilman High School :md 759. Caino to Penn-tic in '4li. Helen rides ,fro-ul Alrnmrl Llrww morning on flu' luis. S'lu x l1f'4'l1 fl willing ll7lH'kl ' .ind lI'l l'l! glad Io hnro hor aoilll us. SIIIGILA l,Ul'lSI'2 l'll1l'l'lGN l'lzip Ul:lNl9lKAL l'unlotiu Stal? 3: ln1'a-rvluss Rusk:-llmll I-', 4: Glu-v Club 3: l'olun1ll'ta-os 3. 4: Upore-thi 3. 4: l'ro4luvi'ion Class 3: Fllil,ll'l! llonlc- nnake-rs Club 4. Louixr' is from flu' ixluud ll's liven fun lo lurrc Iwi' lzvrc Yo-u'Il ,jlml '1olir'r1 c'1' .-:lm youu Sim zrurriox lots of oliver. MAMIIG REYNOLDS Gnxnxmi. Class llistory: Vim-v-l'l'c-siill-ut -I: Typing Awards: l'onwtiu SHIRT 3: f'or1-iqlor Warden 4: Junior Prom 3: Varsity Baske-tball Mau- agzor -1: lnh-rr-lm4s liaskvtball -I: Illil'I'C12lSS Volllayball -l: 'Pho Young Fry 4: Futuro IIUIIN-'lllll.kUl'N Club 4: UUPS Club -l. Com- niittoos 3. 43 l'romlucl'ion Class 3. fff'1'lF,X 11 girl 1olm'n lolz: of fun Rlmw ul-ways just flu' sumo iVllfl'llUl'l'1' lllingu had to lm done Wo could rlcpvml on Maine. '7 1:r l.ll,l.lAN MARIE RICH Lil Coxlxll-:Iu:l,x1. Class llisfory: Pouu-tif' Stal? I-3: Junior Prom 2-I: Varslty Baskotball -ll lnfvrulass Baskvtball -l: lute-rclnss Volleyball 4: Girls' Shop Club 1: Ullice Girl -1. Liliimfs ulwuya jlirling ,lnrl ulfho' .slu s not foo lull, Shvkf full of ,lun ond funny fron . fl well lilcul by us ull. WILLIAM 'l'llUlllAS Slflllllllii Kaiser Camilla V l'0L1.m:m 'I'lxii'4I llonor Essay: Class Spa-och: Awards 2, 3A 4: Pe-nu-tic: Staff 3: A Dum With Judy 3: fiillllllllfi-'K' 3: Junior Prom 3 :- Varsity Baskvtbzlll 3. 4: Junior Varsity Basketball 1. 2: l'ltf'l'C.lllSS Volleyball 4: Young Fry 4: Ping-Pong 'F0lll'll2llllk'l1t 4: Base-ball 1. 2. 3. 4: OOPS Club 2, 3, -lg De- bating Club 3. -1: Conilnittres 1. 2. 3. -1: National Honor Society 2. 4: Cami-ra Club 3. 4: 'fouruauneuf Awards 3. -lg Inter- clasx Football 3, -lg Sonior Prom 4. Iiilly ix the youugznst uu:m.lwr Of ilzis. our motley urowzi. Ilr s going to lfutcx Collrvgo, Wi' know h4f'Il do us proud. ld'l'IIl4ll. NANCY Sl'lllll,lNG ll4.'llu. Ruby Gi-:xl-Jimi. Floss Part. Fhoral f're-1-1l: AWZIININ Il. 42 Pvlnoric: Stull 3: Pow-XVow Staff 3: Corri- ilor Warden -lg Junior Prom 3: Varsity Basketball 4: luterulass Baskotball 4: In- terclass Volln-yball -lg Varsity Cheorloader -1: Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2: Magazine Contest Leader 4. Wliofrrferi-cs thomf girl'.-i games? Wl1.o's ulwruls .vo woll zlrcfsxcd! Of rfoursrz, it's Nancy Spurli11g-- ,ls most of you have yucssccl. liAl.P1l WARREN STANLEY lmlph ' CULLEKIIII vilil'KllCi.U1'iilll: Class Otlicor 2, 3, 41 SUI- dont Council 43 1,0l1l0iiC Stuff 25: Junior Prom 3: CUllllllii.i'0G'S 1, 2, 3, 4: National llouur Society 2. 3, 4. Our treasurer sawml the money Sn u trip wc were able lo make We know you'll succeed ul Richer, Ralph .flml honors wc'ro sure yozvll take. lflu l'lllllSAl.l lf! Y l4lll1lNA STUIIMS ll'uuny GENERAL. ss Part. Flui: Snlnti-5 l'ein4-tic Stull' 3: .lnnior Prom 3: Intl-i'4:1usx4 linsluetlnlll 2-I. 4: l'llllllllillt'l'N 3, 4: Uunu-ru Club -I: Tho Young Fly 4: Slidell lligll School. Slialvll, Lil.- 'ri x In uni' xuullu'r1l lv 0 II: I II 11's Vwumi Storms, yun amz W1 ' I ' ww: hor lurk and much xuczrrxs A lllll'8l2 shi: plans in lm. EA Rl. l llAN KL! N 'l'llll1ll.UNV Von M l'iIll,'lAL Uluss Proplivvy: Awards 2. Zi, -lg .lunior 1'l'oin 33 liltvrclalras Bnskvtlmll 2. 3, 4: In- lorclnss Fuolbnll 3. -l: liaise-lmll 2. 3. 4: lluys' Home Ev, Club 2: Connnilttevs 3. llvrcis ll buy jrnm .ilzflfilllny His numr' ix 7'Iim'l':uf. Eur! Iliu flllfllfifl' alriilw' in u froulru .lt this hc xinm' can -zvhirl. G. I JEAN BOOMER Iio1m1 f oL1.i-:mc Vlnss l'a11'l. f'lHll'2ll Ul't'l'4II .Awnrmls -ll W l'1-nu-tie' Stull' 3: l'ow-Wow Stull 2. Il: Prim- Slll'llklll,LZ 3: .lznnlmrov 2, Il: Junior Prom Il: Van-sity llnskvtlmll 4: lntvrclaiss linskotlmll Il. -l: llitc-i'ulz'1ss Vollm-ybull 4: Cuinmlttcos LI, 3, -l 3 'Wm' Sfillllll Coininlttov 25 Operettu l Sl: Music- Fc-.stivzil 3: Svniox' Prom 45 Fu- turv lIonwixinlcul's Club 4: Senior Play 4: Softball 3. -lg Varsity Clieerlezulner 3, 4: UOPS tflnb 2. IL' 4: Glen Club 33 Trains- l'e-i'rv1l from lmlnoc: High School 29 Lubuc ldditorinl Bmuwl 2. I Tl:-ix gi1'1'n IIIMILC is Ola Jaan fpllilio' sIm'd Merci' trrll-j Nln' plums lu go to tim U. of ill. .lmi we all wish hcr well. ELIQANOR MAE WALLS umm COMMERCIAL V Clams Pifoplwcyg Claws Socrel::u'y 2: Pv- nu-ln: Stal? 3g,Juuior Prmn 3g Girls' Shop Club 15 CUlllIllitl'0l'!8 1. 2, 43 Oflicc Girl 4, Jllvct our Elvnuor She s. xhy IQHI .-:mall And when it vu-num to shorthand Sl1c's really an Hia bull. EDITH WURCESTER Ellie Co1.1,muI-1 ' lfonrth llunor Part: Class Uliiuur 1: Awards 3: P0lllPflC Stuff 33 Pow-Wow Staff 2. 3: Swvpt Cie-an Off Her Feet 1: Glass Disln-s 23 A Date With Judy 3: One-Act Play Prmnpter 45 Prize,Speaklng 1, 2, 33 .lnnlloroe 2, Zig Junior Prom 33 Varsity Buskvtbull 43 lntvrclass Bnskvtbull 37 Varsity Cheerlezldel' 1. 2. 3, 4: OOPS Club 2 4: Glen Club lg Debating Il: Commit- llvs 1. 2. 3. -l: Magazine Contest Captain 2: Ullice Girl 23 School Librarian 3, 4: Thu- Young Fvy -l: Baud 3. 4. Edith hails jrnm CIr11'k's Point To 7I1H'N'fllU sclmul sh.c'll gil limi 'lnixlicx in you, E119 l'uu'II bc a SUCCESS, we know. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Of the forty-tive members who started in the Freshman Class in 1944, twenty- nine are now graduating. As the last days of our happy four years at Pemetic come to a close, we recall with great joy and satisfacton the fun we've had and the people we've met. XfVe soon had members of our class representing us in several activities. Rodney Webster, Bill Searls, and Dick Allen were a part of the basketball squad, with Barbara Kenney, Katharine Benson and Edith XVorcester as cheerleaders to help make the noise at the games. Marilyn Carroll and Edith 'Worcester took part in the jun'or Prize Speaking Exhibition while four of our more talented members, Arthur Moore, Vance Frost, Dick Allen and Barbara Kenney took part in the Jamboree. The class picnic at Echo Lake in june brought to a happy close our Freshman year at Pemetic. VVhen school opened in September we had an enrollment of thirty-nine in the Sophomore class. The first big event on our calendar was the imtiation we gave the Freshmen. Dick Allen and Art Moore were again members of the varsity basketball squad and Bob Closson was on the junior varsity team. Katharine Benson, Edith VVor- cester, and Barbara Kenney were again chosen to be cheerleaders. Nancy Spurling and Shirley jones were on the junior varsity cheerleading squad. This year Allison Bunker was the high salesman for the school during the magazine drive. Only one member of our class was in Public Speaking this year. Edith Worces- ter represented us in this and the Senior Play, too. The nine members of our class on the National Honor Society were Richard Allen, Vance Frost, Shirley jones, Clarence LaCount, Arthur Moore, XVilliam Searls, Rodney VVebster, Ralph Stanley, and Edith VVorcester. VVe also made up nearly half the membership of the Oop's Club. Several students from our class were on the Pow-VV ow staff. Our junior year at Pemetic was indeed a busy one. NfVe are very proud of the honors we attained in inter-class games that year. The boys won the Inter- scholastic Football t't1e and the girls brought home the bacon in the form of the Inter-scholastic Basketball title. Dick Allen, Art Moore, and Bill Searls represented our class on the varsity basketball squad again this year with Vance Frost as their most able manager. Shirley Kelley played on the junior varsity squad. Varsity cheerleaders were again Katharine Benson, Edith VVorcester, Barbara Kenney, and newly elected Jean Boomer. In junior Prize Speaking, our class was well represented by Katharine Benson, Marilyn Carroll, jean Boomer, and Edith Wforcester. Edith won second place this year and of course we were very proud. Members of our class again on the National I-Ionor Society were: Clarence La- Count, Ralph Stanley, Richard Allen, Vance Frost, Arthur Moore, Jean Boomer, Edith XfVorcester, and XVilliam Searls. jean Boomer. Edith XfVorcester, Verona Storms, and Charlotte Gilley were O11 the junior Prom Committee. , Our class picnic was held at Lucerne-in-Maine this year at Mrs. VValker's camp. Now comes the last and perhaps the most important year in the school life of all students-the Senior year. The iirst big event was the annual Senior Three Act Play, The Young Fry, the cast of which was: Jean Boomer, Barbara Kenney, Edith WO1'CCSICl', George Lawson, Dick Allen, Verona Storms, Bill Searls, Helen Parker, Art Moore, Marilyn Carroll, and Mamie Reynolds. Vance Frost was on the joh selling tickets while ushers Hilda Norwood and Driscilla Gott helped peo- ple find their seats. Advertising was done by Charlotte Gilley, Katharine Benson, and Mamie Reynolds. juanita Dorr and Ralph Stanley ably took cate of the props and Clarence LaCount managed all sound effects and lighting. To take tickets at the door were Katharine Benson and Louise Phippen. Separate committees for graduation were so numerous they could not all he named hut on the graduating committee were Helen Parker, Marilyn Carroll and .-'Xllison Bunker who worked w.th Mr. Ronco, Mr. Benson and Miss 'l'hayer. Our class was well represented on the varsity basketball squad with Dick Allen and Arthur Moore as Co-captains and Bill Searls and Shirley Kelley playing an active part. To help keep the games peppy were cheerleaders Barbara lfenney, .lean lloomer, Katharine Henson, Edith Mforcester, and Nancy Spurling. 'lean Boomer. llarhara Kenney, Katharine Benson, forwardsg Lillian Rich, Verona Storms and Edth NVorcester, fruards, ila ed on the Girls, varsity liasket- is . I b . hall squad. llill Searls won honors in the form of the Ping-Pong tournament. Memhers of the Senior class who belong to the National Honor Society are Katharine Benson, Edith Worcester, Vance Frost, Clarence LaCount, Bill Searls, .-Xrt Moore, Verona Storms, Dick Allen, -lean Boomer. Barbara Kenney and Ralph Stanley. Dr'seilla Gott, Louise Phippen and Katharine Benson took leads in the operetta, lllikadn. Oop's from the Senior class are Katharine Benson, ,lean Boomer, Dick Allen, Vance Frost, Art Moore, Hill Searls, Allison Bunker, Edith Wforcester and Mamie llevnolds. Verona Storms, Bill Searls and Juanita Dori' are members of the Camera Club, with Verona Storms as president. George Lawson again showed his talents hy representing us in the 'one-act play Grenach'ka which placed hrst in the district play contest. ilu jmlbllllilfiillll ! Q ,J Uh . x ,M , ubl, ..... K - E nr fwfr awenwwjy ry HILDA FARLEY - . A , . UNDER ' Xg CLASSMEN fiii1 ,K 1 'Af x - X ,, X ' .413 ,, 'ff' f 1 A 1, I c: 4 llli xv um . :Hg i N114 XX x X T- H .. - 5 ,, , c n . , N x xr, M M , Q -T 'X VA 4fF-- 'Tb f- Vi' -5 11 uv an ,V v .'. .Q 4.x?.?3 ,- h v 1 I ' ' n'v i 0 i .1 A N 'ds-xi,-':X.!5 '4 -4 1' V '1 1 ,XX -sq ii- f 'I I X n F' x ' 'I' jf ! NX X xx 1 W ' Nr 5 XXV .V NX A QgwsQfSiN1 4mm XQQ J Mfg X W XNXWK i Q 1 UC , M ,4 'e A-X X M 1 2' 5:Qf tm-H3 ' Xgix F Back row, left to right: V. Murphy, K. Alley, H. Robbins, R. Stanchfield, G. Lewis, P. Bryer, H. llow, L. King, C. Fahey, R. Sawyer, A. Galley, F. Lawson. Second row: Faculty Advisor, Marion Waterman, L. Dollirer, I. Andreasen, E. Kelley, E. Rumill, VV. Higgins, M. l-lulchins, E. Tuck, D. Closson, H. VValls, R. Berry, G. Dunbar, P. Lewis. Seated: M. Morse, J. Norwood. S. XfVebster, R, Stanley, l.. Sinclair, B. Real, R. Griffin, R. lloyington, ll. Abbott, ll, Noyes. JUNIOR CLASS REPORT President ...... .............................., I ,AWRENCE SINCLAIR Vice'-Prcsidffnt ..... RUTH STANLEY Secretary .... .. ANN VVHITMGRE Trmsulref' ................... ............... B ERNICE BEAL Smdcnt COH'l'I!'lI 1?l7f7I'f'.SY llftIfl'Z'l X .. . ANN XVIIITMORE. RAY GRIFFIN Farulfy f,Ii'f-'l.VOI' .............. . . Miss lVlARION R. XVATERMAN Three new students joined our class this year: Merilyn Morse. Phillip Rryer and Eva Tuck. Last November we ordered our class rings and waited with anxiety until they came in March. For our -lunior Prom we seleftecl Stardust as the theme. Most of the class worked on it and the gym had a most inviting atmosphere. Being the editors of the PEME'lllC this year we have worked very hard to make it a bigger and better hook. Numerous changes in the setup of the hook resulted in new problems and difficulties but perseverance ironed them out and at last-all the material went to the printer in early April. Back row: M. Seavey, ,l. Rich, D. Reed, F. Kenney, VV. Lewis, R. Carroll, A. Mace C. Sullivan, ,l. Storms, VV. Gilley. i Second row: R. Pettigrove, A. Carter. ,I. Caruso. l. Pomroy, D. Ballard, V. Harris, P. Storms, E. Reed, P. Trask, B. Abbott, M. Kelley, E. Seavey: Faculty Advisor, Benson. Seated: ,l. Biekford, IS. Crockett, A. Moore, M. Phillips, F. Robbins, T. Melntirc, H. Sin- clair, R. Reed. 13. Murphy, K. Tracy. SOPHOMORE CLASS REPORT l'1-vxidwrt .... .......... .... ..... . . . ...... , l'A'1'k1C1A ROBBINS I 'irc-P1'v.vidv11I .. ., 'llllUlX'lAS lVlClNTlRE Sl'l'l'l'ftll V .... .. 1-I131i.13N S1NeL.x11: 'lil'l'tIS'Ill'l'l' ..................... ............... l Qlclmlcn Rlilso Student Cmuzcil RcprusvutuIizfcx .. .JXNN Mooiui, lV.llfLV1N P1ll,LLll'S Ifacully .-ldf'i.wr ................. .......... 1X dm. KXLTON BENSON ln the fall we started a full Sophomore year by giving a party to initiate the l'il'CSl11llCl1. ' This year our class edited the Pow-XfVow, whereas the ,luniors have in previous years. The juniors and Seniors helped with the typing and mnneographlng. For our assembly we had a skit on an average day at Pemetie which typilied the students. lt was written by Melvin Plnllips. Back row: B Carter, D. Farley, C. Hill, D. VVoodS, NN. Herrick, V. Kelley, R. Crockett, V. Mitchell, F. Herrick, P. Stanley, C. Foss, C. Swazey. Tliircl row: M. Vllalker, M. Piukham, M. Alley, E. Spofford, L. Spurling, A. Rice, L. Urquhart, G. Kane, D. Clement, E. Alley, N. Silva, l. Stanley, J. Robinson, Class Ad- visor, A. Stadden. Qccoud row: C. Dunbar, C. Sullivan, A. Hierrick, G. XfVilson, R. Clark, G. Robbins, R. Dolliver, M. Fahey, M. Benson, S. Carroll. Front row: R Butler, H. Norwood, NN. Kelley, L. Lawson, L. johnson, ,ll Dorr, R. Long. C. Murphy, C. Harper. FRESHMAN CLASS REPORT Prcsiflvzzt ..... ........... . . Riel-uxun CLARK lf'ice-President . .. .... Gisonois j15LL1so-N Secretary .... . . . ROSEMARY DOLLIVER Trcuszww' .................... ............... G EORGE Ronisms Studcnt Comzcil Krprvsvntuti-ws . . . . IVIYRNA FAHEY, GALEN VV1LsoN Faculty .tldtiisor ............... .......... lX TR. AL1f1uzD S'1'ADm-:N The Sophomores gave us an initiation party in the fall where they tortured us by making us wear the letter F on our foreheads written with lipstick. During the basketball season our class sold candy at the home games and at baseball games. Many of our class members participated in the Fashion Show assembly put on by Home Ee. classes. Our class was well represented in the various activities dur- ing the year. The P. T. A. sponsored a Home Room Attendance record banner this year, the class winner being based on a percentage of parent attendance at the monthly meetings. The Class of 1951 won the banner three times during the year which was margin enough to win the annual live dollar award. I f A Back row, left to right: N. Richardson, R. Billings, H. Lord, R. Smith. I. Hinckley, R. Dolliver, N. Silva, E. Sargent. J Second row: D. Richardson, A. Marston, M. Gilley, F. Hamblen, Class Advisor, St. amcs. Seated: M. Vlfalkcr, H. Rice, L. Crockett, G. Robbins, B. Wfoods, N. Robinson, W. Nor- wood, R. Kenney, I-l. Robinson. EIGHTH GRADE REPORT l'rcsidcul ....... ............................... . . RIQRNARD Woons lift'I?-f,I't'.Vidl7llf GLORIA Romsms SCC7fl?fUI'jY ..... . . . . . . NANCY RoBrNsoN T1'vasm'er .................... .............. L 551,113 C.RocKE'1 r .S'tmlwzt C mmcil 1?vf1'v.vv11tali-aw' . . . B15T'rx' Rice, VVALTER Nonwoon Faculty . ll1l'UfS0l' .............. ......... ll Jliss JOAN ST. j'AivrEs The Eighth Grade welcomed the Seventh Grade with a party. Refreshments were served and there was dancing and games. Elaine Clement is our only new student. Eugene Turner moved away at the mid-year term. The Eighth Grade girls organized a basketball team playing the Freshmen and Seventh Grade. Mr. Long organized a boys' team made up of Seventh and Eighth Graders. They were: Walter Norwood, Bernard Woods, Co-captains, Manual Silva, Manager, Jimmie Hinckley, Raymond Billings, Raymond Dolllver, Leslie Crockett, Hoyt Lord and Reginald Smith. ' Cheerleaders were: Captain Mary Ann Carroll, Betty Rice, Elaine Sargent and Gloria Robbins. Substitute, Nancy Robinson. Back row: M. Emerson, F. Hinckley, T. Eldridge, G. Morse, I. Murphy, I. Gilley, A. Beal, R. Smith, L. XNoods, R. Closson. Second row: D. Marston, E. Silva, E. Emerson, N. Stanley, N. Dunbar, I. Dunbar, ,C. Clark, J. Newman, F. Hinckley, Faculty Advisor, Long. Seated: M. Linscott, B. Hill, A. Wass, M. Hainhlcn, B. Long, j. Boomer, E. Gilley, J. Carroll, L. Urquhart. SEVENTH GRADE REPORT l,7'L'.V1-lfl'llf ..... .......................................... B EN Lonu ll ice-P1'a.s1'zlc11if . . . . . lXlARGLlliRl'1'l:Z HAR-I14LliN Svtrralurhv ..... ....... f XUDREY XVASS Trea.s'm'cr .................... ............... J AY Booman ,gllllddllf Cmmvil RCfu'c.Yz1llIafi'I'v5 . . NANQY DUNBAR, BEN LONG l rn'n1ty :'lll Zf'i.YUl' .,................. . . . .......... MR. RALPH LUNG XVhen school opened in the fall Gary Morse and Williain Eldridge were our new students. After the school year was well started the Eighth Graders entertained us with a party, which we returned soon after. A Christmas party was held in our room with Mr. Long. . The Seventh Grade boys who took part in Junior High basketball were: Ben Long, Alston Beal, Jay Boomer, ,lack Gilley, Richard Smith, and Lowell Woocls. They were represented by four cheerleaders from our class and four from the Eighth Grade. Constance Clark, janet Newman, Audrey VV ass, Joyce Dunbar. I I ACTIVITIES .-,.1 ir' ,,, ja- Z. an f 'IN rx I M-, x W ei X rflfx ,I A I .A I L 5 M - u-'mul uni: -X F .47 ' S' .. -M5 S. E g M ' TL If B 3 ' .TNT .T , -T C I'-Q-:ix fw X M Iizinfr- S-7 N - '- ' 'G '- -.-'Elm Q1 -2- -, ,' N5 -la, -X wp. af' f' - .,t T? u-eva ' s 5 7' Q V ' , .iv Q 1.1 0 Q 4 I, v 0 ,I 5 l Ivxf, if!! ' ' X 1 xx I Pr I SN I , A N Eflfx QW? TJQII QI 43,51 XXV! J N X XY XN N i g---95 IX- Q If! Wfvxx--TZ E2 'I Eix-7 1-ki' S XI ' I I-L 'X gun- X1 ' RQ -i- Back row, left to right: L. Dolliver, R. Griliin, H. Dow, G, Lcwig, L, King, R, Sayvyer, Rl l . Lewis. Second row: V. Murphy, E. Rumill, M, Hutchins, R. lioyington. li. Almhott, D. Closson, B. lN,alls, R. Berry, G. Dunhar, A. Galley, li. Laufsong l 'aculty Advisor, M. XVaterman. Front row: S. Xlfelister, R. Staiilcy, L. Sinclair, C. liahey. li. Noyes, ,l. Norwood, H. Beal. Editor ............. . . . Assistant Edilor Business lllanager Activities Editor .... Assistants ...... Sports Editors ,. Alumni Editor .. Assistants ... Advertising' Manager .. PEMETTC EDITORIAL STAFF Lawrence Sinclair . . . . Ruth Stanley . . . . ,lane Norwood Barhara Noyes . . . Nancy ,lellison Ann Xflfhitmore . . . . . Graham Trask Gilbert Lewis Margaret I-lutchins . . . . .. Arlene Galley Doris Closson Patricia Lewis . . . . Charles 'Fahey Assistants ., ...,.. ......... l icrnxce Beal Dear Reader : Ramona lioyington Exchange ..... .... Circulation Manage Assistants ...... Pliotography . Art . . . Typists . 1. Gertrude Dunhar Graham Trask Frances Lawson Betty VValls .. Sylvia NfVebster Virginia Murphy Ralph Sawyer Harvey Dow . . . .. Ray Griffin Lawrence Sinclair . Beryl Alihott Charles Fahey Leslie King . Louise Dolliver Rosanionrl lierry We are proud to present to you the 1948 issue of The Peineticf' This has been a big year for all of us and we hope these pages will help you keep alive the Fond memories. KK' 5 Init Suriv Back row: M. Fahey, NV. Norwood, B. Long. Second row: B. Rice, M. Phillips, A. Moore, N. Dnnlmr, G. Xlfilsong Faculty Advisor, M. Waterman. Seated: R. Griflin, V. Frost, R. Stanley, R. Stanley, B. Kenney. STUDENT COUNCIL The council membership consists of two representatives from each class elected hy the members of the class. The president and vice-president are chosen by the student body from the Senior and junior classes, respectively. Omcers for 1947-48 are: - Prnsidvnt ..,........ . . V ANCTC, Fizosr l',il'l -Pl'f'Jf1l'P1lf . . . . . . RUTH STANLEY Sc'm'c1ar,v .... . . BARBARA TKENNEV 'l'rm1.mrm' .............................................. RALPII STANLEY This year the council received its income from the Curtis Magazine Drive. Among the items we have financed are: the purchase of a new mimeograph ma- chine, a microphone Stand and a slip cover for the couch in the teachc-:1 s room. The Student Council also sponsored several school socials, movies and an assembly. Standing, left to right: L. Sinclair, J. Boomer, R. Stanley, Ti. XVorceSte1'. C. T,ZlC011I1tQ Fzxcnlty Advisor, C. Ronco. Svntcmli: N. Allen, XV. Swirls, R. Stzniluy, Y. l7roQ1. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President ..... .......... ...... ....... X 7 A NCE FROST I'if'f-Pzvuvidrlzf .... .. LAWRICNCE SINCLATR Svc1'etnr3'-Trmisizrm- .. ....... RALPH STANLEY Faculty fldrfisor .................................. MR. CARROLL Ti. RONCO The purpose of the National Honor Society is to stiniulate lemlership. service, scholarship and chzlracter among the seeonclzlry schools of the country. The Pemetic Chapter of the National Honor Society has at present' ten full- fiedged members. There are seven- working ineinhers. Students elected to the Society this spring' were: R?lI'hFll'!1 Kenney, Verona Sl'0rln's, Katherine Henson, ,Ninn Mace, PIliI'iCiZl Robbins, Einina Reed and Vu'- ginin Harris. 1 Standing, left to right: VV. Gilley, .lf'. Kenney, M. Phillips, D. Reed, bl. Storms. Second row: 13. Ahliolt, I . ,ll1'1lSli, H. Siuclzlir, A. Moore, B. Crockett, D. Ballurclg ltlwllllj' Advisor, St. -lzimes, J First row: R, Carroll, ,l. ljicliforcl, l. Robbins, li. Reed, V. Hauris, T. Melntirc. THE POW-WOW STAFF This year, the pulrlicznion of the Pow-Wow has been taken over by nieinliers of the Sophonxore Class nncler the direction of Miss ,loam St. blames. Among its feu- tures :irc opinion polls. book reviews. sports snnimuries and activities. Co-Editors ..... l'.C'Illlll'C liclilor ..... linsiness ll'l:iimgei' .... Circnlntion Manager .-Xctivities ......... Emn'l:1 Ruecl Put Rolmlnins .. Virginia l l:n'ris .. Rolicrt Carroll .. l-lelen Sinclair Hllmol' -- -- - Book Reviews . . . . . .. ,lunet llickforcl Diane Ballarrl Alt -' ' Anne Moore Peggy Storms iX1iH1C0gl'2l1ll l.. Barb:n'a Abbott 'rylllllg' ....... .......... .... J 1 lI1iO1' Class XVzlyxie Gilley Belva Croeket Melvin Phillips .. Virginia Harris . Melvin Phillips Janet Bickford Thomas Mclntire Wayne Gilley Vance Frost Lawrence Sinclair Back row, left to right: V. Murphy, D. Closson, A. Galley, I. Dorr. Second row: N. Snurling, M. Reynolds, M. Carroll, B. NNallsg Faculty Advisor, R. Long. Seated: L. Sinclair, H. Dow, A. Bunker, G. Lewis. CORRIDOR WARDENS The Corridor X'Varclcns were organized several years ago as air-raid wardens but are now no longer necessary in that particular respect. The wardens did an excellent job during the war so have been kept on duty in the corridors directing new students to proper classes, keeping students from running and crowding, and in general, decreasing confusion in the corridors. Mr. Ralph Long is the faculty advisor. ll:n'k-row: ll. Kenney. bl. Boomer, V. Murphy, A. Galley, D. Closson, B. XfVulIs, ll. Alley. lil. Sl70l'l.0l'il, L. Spnrling, -I. Robinson, ll. Lawson, C. Swuzey. Second row: H. Norwnml, D. linllurcl, L. Llfljllllllft, M. Reynolds, A. Herrick, L. lllllll- pen, S. X'VCl.lSfCl', A. Rice, li. Crockett, P. Trask, E. Tuck, N. Silvzxg Faculty Advisor, Evelyn 51-5 er. Seated: ll, Alrliolt, li. Beal, 15. Abbott, E. Reed, P. Rolmlmins, 13. Noyes, ,l. Norwood, FUTURE H-OMEMAKERS OF AMERICA PI't'A'ill'f'lll ..... .. lJA'.l'.l4lClA Roumms I 'ffl'-fil't'.S'il14'lI'l . . . ..... Erwin lllflcll Scfvrctaajy . . . . . BARBARA Al5BO'1 1' Trrfzszzrvr .. . . BAmsA1:A Novus Rcfvm'tw' ...... ..... I ANR Nonwoou l umlllAv'.lrlffiwz' .. .. MRS. EVELYN Illuvmc 'llllc lfulure l'l0llICl1l1lliCl'5 of .Xnxeriezi replaces the fornier lligll School Home lieonmnies Clubs, :md is LL national o1'gzn1izaLLio11 of pupils studying l1ome1nzLking in seeondzwy schools. This club was formed this year by members of the Home Economies classes. The purpose, in general. is to promote ll growing appreciation of the joys and satisfaetions of liomemaking. ' 1-Y . it -: ' 1 .- .?.,,. .,.,. .t. .. , . ,. TI-IE YOUNG FRY Left lo right: ,l. Boomer, B. Kenney, V. Storms, B. Searls, M. Carroll, A. Moore, E. NNoree:5le1', H. Purlcer, M. Reynolds, R. Allen, G. Lawson. SENIOR PLAY 'l'l1e Zllllllllll Senior l'lz1y. El three-zxet comedy titled Idllllki Young l 1'y. wus 11111- dneed U11 'l'11es1lay, Noveniher 25, 1947 under the direction of Miss Mziud 'lll1z1ye1'. 'l'he plot involves the zunusing adventures of the Ardin Family who founded the town of that name and their endeavors to keep in the family the original Ardin manor. The youngest daughter cleverly achieves this result with the use of an old document which has been discovered. The linal act is u colorful one with the proper titles and the bridal party zirrzmged at lust. lX l1ll'g2lI'L'l Ardin CA ST Ol CHARACTERS 'Helen Parker Enid Ardin ..... . .. Marilyn Carroll Billy Ardin .. Glory Arclin .. Colin Brinkley Stage Mzniziger l4Jl'OjlCl'tlCS .... Assistant ... llulilieily ..... Sound Effects . . . . Richard Allen Edith Vlforcester , , . ........ VVilliam Searls l'lorz1ce Brinkley Dorry Roogan . Betty Horton . Mugsy McGill . Tillllllil ........ Mrs. Brinkley ......... f ........ Verona S COMMfl'l l7EES .. ..... 'lllllllllil Dorr Ralph Stanley Clarence L2l.COl1llt li1llfllCI'lllC Benson Ralph Stanley Tickets . . Ushers ........ . . . Artlnn' Moore . . . . . .. jean Boomer Barbara Kenney . .... . . .... George Lawson torms Mamie Reynolds Vance Frost Louise Phippeu Katherine Benson . . . . . . . .. . . Hilda Norwood Millie-up Artist ........ ...... ll! lue Carroll Driseilla Gott Melvin Phillips, Rnrli Slanley. George TJIWSOII oNE.ACT PLAY 1 ' Gre1mcl1ik:1, El twinkling fantasy, was the play chosen 'fur Pen1etic's entry into the State one-uct play contest. Melvin Phillips as Appelzine, Ruth Stanley as Grenacliikzl, and George Lawson as Menlo kept the :nulience in lungliter as they paced througli their lines ln place first in the mlisfrivt crmtesl. Cmiflz .................,.................... Miss lXf'l,lxlz1nN R. XVA'1'I'-:1eM,xN PRIZE SPEAKING The annual Prize Speaking Contest was held at Peinetic H thirty-lirst of March. Speakers this year were chosen from the Gilbert Lewis was unable to' participate because of illness. lfirst Jrize went to Nanc 'ellison who woke a dramatic rea the Violin. Her name will be inscribed on the Prize Speaking Lawrence Sinclair who spoke a dramatic reading Patrick placed second and Philip llryer who spoke a lnnnnrnus reading Gas. received third award. A cilitlffl .................... . MISS igh School on the junior Class only. ding The Soul of cup in the library. Henry's Speech, Driving XVitlmnt QI 1 m N ST. ,Lx M 1-is Kneeling: M. Silva, bl. lloonier, M. Pinkham, M. Hznnlmlen, .l. Carroll. bl. Dnnhar, A. NVHSS, C. Clark, rl. Ncwinzin, N. Richardson, ll, Richardson, M. Morse, E. Sargent, j. Robinson, R. Kenney, M. W':1llcer, R, lilolliver, L. VVoods, R. Smith. Second row: nl. Cilley, H. Lord, R. Billings, R. Closson li. Hi'u'klev, C. Morse, l. Hin 'lc- lcy, R. Stanley, V. Harris, K. Alley, G. Rohliins, G. Lewis, D. Gott, li. Benson. M. Fzlliey, L. Pllippen, M. Benson, Mrs. hVIllkCl', li. Long, A. Beal, B. Nlfoods, R. Smith. 'Pop row: N. Stanley, M. Carroll, P. Rolxlmins, S. Carroll, A. Moore, S. Harris. E. Reed. I. Stanley, .l. Caruso, L. Spnrling, H. Rohinson, lf. Clement, N. Rohinson, R. Uolliver, ll. llill, -I. llirkford, Il. Clement. THE OPERETTA The Mikado is the second consecutive operetta to he presented by the stu- dents of Pemetic under the supervision of Mrs. Clare Vlfallcer. The curtain opens to show the courtyard of the Lord High Execntioner, Ko-Ko, where stands Nzmki-Poo who tells the nobles of the court of his love for Yum- Ynm. The opera is the story of their roinznice. lt' is :1 happy one, spiked with love-ly music and livened hy much comedy. CA S'I' OF CHAR A CTRR S 'llhe Mikado, Ruler of .lnpnn .......... , .................. .... G ilhert Lewis Nznnki-l'oo, his son disguised :is ll wzmdering ininstrvl .. .. Katherine Benson Ko-Ko, Lord High Exeeutioner of Titipn . ......... Ruth Stanley Pooh-linh, Lord High Everything Else .. ...... Keith Alley l'ish-'llnsh, :1 Nohle Lord .............. George Rohhins 'l'hree Sisters, Wfzirds of Ro-Ko: g Yum Yum .................. Driscilla Gott l'ilti Sing .. .... ........... . .. Myrna Fuliey Peep Ho .......,..... ..... ......... .... .... . . , .... ............ I . o HIS? Plnppen Kzltislm, :in elderly lndy, in love with Nzinki-Poo . ................. .... . .. Virginia Harris iillllfllki ol' School-girls, Noliles, Guards :ind Coohes Slzigc- lVli:111:1g'f-l's ...................... .. ..... .... C flarenre ljlfllillllf, Ralph Stanley t Seated, left to right: M. Carroll, fl. Biclcforfl. R. Long, Ir., I. Newman, J, Boomer N. Carroll, ll, Long, lxl. Vi.fall:ei', M. Henson. First row, stanclingf: Al. Ramsnlell, M. Long. G, Perkins, M. Reed, N. Robinson, R. Han- cock, -I. Gilley, C. cllllflf, AI, Newman, -I, Hinckley, ll. llillings, N. Reynolds, D. Miller, ll. Grinclle, Carroll. Back row, standing: XV::ss, Carroll, lf. XVU1'4'0Sfl'l', lf. llenson, G, Wfilson, S. Carroll, Y. l'larl'is, lll, l'lamlmlm'n, Nl. l aln'y. BAND During the intermission of the Senior Play on November 25. IO47, the school hancl. which is Composed of young people from the fourth gracle through the senior year of high svhool made its clelmnl nnrler the baton of Mrs. Clare lfVallcer, supervisor of music. A 'llhe hand was started this year with great enthusiasm from all members. XVe realized that at first it seemed nearly impossible that we should ever sound like a banrl. Now we know how much enjoyment a person can get out of playing in such an organization anrl hope more people will become interested. Our sincere thanks go to Mrs. XVallcer for stariing' this group. Front row: A. Wass, j. Newman, C. Clark, l. Carroll, M. Hamblen, E. Sargent, N. Stanley, I. Stanley, M. Foley, E. Clement, D. Gott, V. I-larris, D. Clement, M. Benson, Mrs. VValker. I1 Biekforfl, M. Walker, S. Carroll, N. Robinson, M. Pinkham, M. Walke1', R. Kenney, R. Dolliver, H. Robinson, B. Hill, M. Carroll, S. Harris, j. Robinson. GLEE CLUB The Glee Club started another season in the fall under the direction of Mrs. Clare VValker. Ou April 2, they presented a concert with the Boysf Quintet and the Band, which was very much enjoyed. Solos were sung by Mary fxllll Carroll, and Ralph Sawyer. The red and black hand uniforms. seen for the lirst time in public, were greatly admired. 011 May 9, the Glee Club entered the 'Eastern Maine Music Festival at Dexter. Last year they received a rank of excellent from the judges on participation in this Festival. Our sincere appreciation goes to Mrs. Vlfalker who has made these musical activities possible. . -2 , Back row, left to right: J. Robinson, M. Alley, L. Spurling, E. Gilley, D. Ballard, I. Stanley, J. Dorr. Second row: J. Dorrg N. Robinson, P. Storms, C. Sullivan, C. Dnnbarg Faculty Advisor, A. Stadden. Seated: M. Fahey, J. Storms, S. Carroll, V. Storms, NV. Searls, R. Kenney, L. Dolliver. POPS The PUPS started olt with a rush during 1947-1o.tS. Realizing that any new orgznnzation ought to he go-getters, they immediately held elections for the year. The oihcers chosen were: Pra.v-iu'vnt . . . . . . . . VANCE: Fttost Viva-Prc.ridcnt .. . R1en.x1:D ALLEN Scrrulury . .. SALLY CARROLL Trutz.nn'cr ..... .. JAMES S'i'ontxts Faculty'.-la z'i.ro1' . . Arifiugn STADD1-EN A snapshot contest was held with some renlztrkable pictures being turned in. Mr. VVilliam Ballard and Mr. Robert Morse acted as judges. First prize was awarded to james Hinckley. Second prize to Verona Storms and third prize was taken by Wfilliani Searls. Robert Carroll and Ruth Kenney received honorable mention. Several groups of slides on the art of photography were shown and consider- able information was obtained by the club in the art of developing and printing of pictures. ' Our first Zlllilltlllllll at printing pictures was not too successful at the beginning but considerable knowledge was gained through the actual experience. The printing set we now have was presented by Mr. Henry Hinckley as a Christmas gift and we are more than grateful to him for his generosity. Since the beginning of the year the membership has increased one hundred percent and we wish to extend an invitation to all other students at Pemetic. . I 1 . I ' , ' N 2+ ' 1f9 SPORTS I . .. - , W - XEQXN '.:1- in jf- J N 7 X ,X . 'X t x A I X -...L , Aix I Ea 113 ' n Vmnl ,,.f me: YQ Mm V ll '-:J vi ,' A, X Ag- I , E. r' 1-a.g3x !.YN .., +5 -'- - 3' ' .1 '11 - YQ , .? ii-d Liavfi .rrp-rr:T 7' ,,4. -nf,-5,., y 1 I 1 -v ' s . ,w jx ' M 1 J -r -A , 1 1' ' H ,R X CX, f I I X N x ' ff' x X , -'ing J I 'X' F . . ' ' A ff - ' X x Xixxfff XAYXJ QNQX BQX x X f'l N x QFxX, - X 3 E-,,,,.,,,N 14? gif- xx ffy 1 X , f- Q uf fxxmjxxm ,QM Wg' J. W UN ,Q Si fb kx' Q ff!! 3 I j XV xx?-f2i'4+i' f 'i Nkg R X4'f'T'NX?2t-1:-,, . iii? Back row, left to right: lX-lanagsr V. Frost, F. Kenney, S. Kelley, L. Sinclair, M. Phillips, Coach Hayes. A Front row: D. Recd, ll. 'llraslcg Co-captains, R. Allen and A. Mooreg Searls, C. liahey. VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Hayes called the lirst basketball practice early in November. X'Ve opened the season with two straight victories over Belfast High. The next two games on our rugged schedule were with Blue I-lill and Dexter. XfVhilc we won both games by large margins it was also four straight victories. Considering a seventeen game season, the varsity basketball team did an ex- cellent job wth ll wins and 6 losses to their credit. XVith victories over teams such as: Bar Harbor tzj, Gilman QU, Greenville til and in the tournament we took one victory each over Orono, VVashburn. and Milo to take the Eastern Maine Championship down to little Pemetic High School for the iirst time. Next year looms as a promising year. The varsity team will have six veterans returning for the '48-'49 basketball season, although four very strong team mem- bers of the senior class will be leavingg it will be necessary to work harder to have a championship team. The members we are losing are Dick Allen, Co-cap- tain and chosen by a large poll the outstanding player of the tournament 5 Arthur Moore, Co-captan and very dependable many Bill Searls, a varsity guard, and Shirley Kelley a strong reserve center. l'liM.E'l'IC HIGH SCHOOL BASliE'1'BALL SCHEDULE 'J 194748 February : December : P Opp. 3 Bar Harbor .... . . . 43 39 5 Belfast ... .. 71 24 6 Gilman ....... ... 68 32 I2 Belfast .... . . 60 31 io Bncksport ..... . . . . . . 34 36 I6 Blue Hill , . . A . 61 I7 I3 Husson ....................... 51 56 19 Dem - ' '- 56 35 EASTERN MAINE 'roURNAMEN'r b anuary: V , - - , , 6 Sluumi I ' h t 56 62 P1 climinaiy P ODD' -uc 'spur ... .. 39 44 - 9 Grecnvme H ' . ' 47 59 O1 ono . . . .... ....... 35 33 13 Blue Hill ... . . 55 23 W, Qhbum 68 40 16 Greenville . .. . . 38 30 'il' ' ' ' ' ' ' 20 Bar Harbor . . .. 51 33 Nfl 5 8 23 Clihnan -... .. 1 10 .......... '.x...:L ............. . 4 4 2Q Ellsworth . . . . . 41 62 STA l E IOURNAMENT 31 Thomaston .... . . 57 28 Farmington ..............,........ 37 56 btznuling, lult to right: li. Rtunill. Couch VVaterinan, B. Ahlmott. A lxnvt-Iuig: lx. Ht-nsrm, .l, I-Xoonivr, N. Spurling, F. NVorcester, li. Kenney, Beal. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS P-E-M-E-'I'-l -C-Rah ! Sounds of cheers and yells echoed and reechoed throughout the halls of Pemetic during the entire hztskethall season. Our cheerleaders worked diligently to devise new Cheers and motions and to perfect their form. They gave the boys loyal, enthusiastic support during the entire season and pztrticulztrly at the tournament where they received nmny comments on their ,np- penrance in their Striking rcrl and black uniforms. Substitutes for this squad are Beryl Ahhott and Erlnu Rumill. Cgpmin ,, ....... TCATIWIRTNE BENSON CIIf11'1l ,, .. Miss lVlAR'loN VVATERMAN Standing, left to right: Assistant Seavey, M. Seavey, R. Cockcroft, M inagex ll' Rolmlnns W. Kelley, G. jellison, I-l. Norwood. Second row: C. Foss, R. Grillin, R. Clark, P. Rrycr, VV. Lewis, L. Ring I RlLl'l Coach A. Stadclen. First row: R. Carroll. .I. Storms. A. Macc, VV. Gillcy, G. Mitchell, C I ewis R Qiwyei JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Although the Iayvees' record was not very impressive, they gave the ffms 1 lot of excited moments. Wayne Cilley led in the scoring. We wish to exIpress our appreciation to Coach Al Staclclen and Mlnflqels ll'uolcl Robbins ancl EC gal' Seavey for their fine work. Belfast .....,.. Belfast ........ Bucksport ..... ....., Blue I-Iill ..,., ...... Bar Harbor ....., ...... Gilman ........, ....,. Ellsworth ..... ...... Bar I-Iarbor ...... ...... Gilman ...... ...... Bncksport ..... ...... Totals P 14 13 24 38 27 S 1 36 36 41 46 296 Opp. 18 26 47 20 47 15 60 43 20 57 353 Stamtling, left in right: L. Dolliver, U. Clements. H. Abbott, M. X'vIlik0l', C0?ICil NN:iferm:m. Front row: ll, Crockett, C. Dmilmr, H. Sinclair. M. Fahey. JAYVEE CHEERLEADERS Our Junior Varsity team is well Supported by its own squad of cheerleaders. These girls are indeed Il credit to the team :md give us promise of coutimierl good mzlterml for the Varsity Squad. Suhsl'it'ules are Louise Dolliver and Margaret Walker. Cnfvlain . ......... T-T1-:LIQN SiNc'L.xm C'nm'l1 . .. Miss IVIAIQION X'VA'l'I'IRIXfAN l l Back row: R. Boyington, A. Herrick, Manager lvl. Reynolds. N. Spnrling, E. Rnmill, P. Herrick, A. Moore. Second row: A. Galley, L. Rich, M. Alley, C. Sullivan, D. Closson, F. Lawson, Coach H. Hayes. ' Seated: R. XVorc0ster, li. Kenney, Captain .l. Iloomvr, K. Henson, V. Storms GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Varsity basketball for girls was started again this year with many girls coming out to participate. We had a tough season, but as this is our first year we didnit do too badly- Winning one-fourth of our games. Gilman and Ellsworth were our contenders. WVe won the first game against Gilman but suffered three defeats after this. I think next year will bring forth another good team which will attain many wins and no losses-here's hoping! Manager Reynolds 313. Standing, left to right: Co-advisor A. Stadden, .l. Boomer, E. Worcester, R. Allen, B. Trask, J. Norwood, Co-advisor M. NNaterman, ' Seated: V. Frost, R. Stanley, A. Moore, li. Benson, W. Searls. OOPS f'1'L'SflIit'II'l ...... ....... . . . Aitrnoit Mooini l'ic'v-P1'csidr'r1l . . ..... RUT11 STANLEY S.t'lf7'L'fU1'.V ....... ......................... I QATIIIQRINE BENSON 711'Cl1S7'L7'Cl' ........ ............................. X 7V1LL1AM SEARLS Faculty .f-ldois0f'.r ........... Miss lX'IARlON XfVA'1'151tMAN, Mu. IXLFRED S'1'An1mN ln September, the OOPS Club. consisting of ten members, once more began to feel the urge to roam. 'llhe hrst weekend of October found the OOPS and their respective faculty advisors driving to Pinkbam Notch, New Hampshire where they spent Friday and Saturday nights at the Pinkhani Notch Lodge. Saturday we climbed Mt. VVashington and had an all-day rugged climb. That night we went into Gorham where we went bowling. Sunday morning we arose around 6 215 and started on our way to Boston, sightseeing. Even though we were there a short time we saw Bunker Hill Monument and many more worthwhile sights. That afternoon we started back to Maine. It was a wonderful trip and we all appreciated it. The OOPS Club is planning another weekend trip at the close of schoolg des- tination-as yet, undecided. New members who have joined the club this year are: Beryl Abbott Ray Gritiin Patricia Lewis Barbara Noyes Charles Fahey Bernice Beal Allison Bunker Mamie Reynolds. 'iylvia VVebster Lawrence Qinclair Keith Alley BOYS' INTERCLASS BASKETBALL lnterclass basketball is becoming more popular with the students at l'emetic High as the years go by. This year the Sophomores, and also former interclass basketball champions came through again, winning over the juniors to hold their title. g Coaches of the teams were: Bill Searls. Seniorsg Charlie Fahey, juniorsg Don Reed, Sophomoresg Dick Clark, li'I'CSl11l1C11. if GIRLS' IN TERCLASS BASKETBALL The second year of girls' interclass basketball has really developed some line players. The junior girls took abvictory over a pluclcy group of Senior girls and gained possession of the championship. The hnal results were: juniors, Hrstg Seniors. secondg Freshmen, thirdg Sophomores. fourth. The girls also had a team to represent the school this year. ' if DEBATING CLUB This year the Debating Club has met informally and held discussions on cur- rent events. The Club entered the Bates League but did not actively participate because of the heavy activity schedule in school. -k DANCING CLASS Mr. Harry Haynes, our Pliysical .Education teacller. has directed dancing les- sons in the gym once every week. These lessons were for the seventh. eighth, and ninth grade hoys and girls. ' The students who did the teaching have done very well. The Virginia Reel and other old-fashioned dances were taught. 'A' HARMONY CLASS Harmony classes were organized this year for the- iirst time under the direction of Mrs. Clare Walker, our music supervisor. The tirst part of the year was spent in becoming acquainted with keys and notes. and preparing for work we were to have later in the year. Vtfe learned to harmonize small pieces and at last were writing melodies of our own. NVe have worked hard and learned to appreciate music much more than ever before and have especially enjoyed working with Mrs. NVall4er. 4 THE MAGAZINE CONTEST The annual Curtis Magazine Contest was in full swing again this year. Mr. Sprague gave us a pep talk on the selling of magazines. Allison Bunker was the head of the contest with Nancy Spurling and Lawrence Sinclair as the two team captains. Ann Moore was high salesman and for this honor received a radio. v -5' SPECIALTIES EEK. X -Q I ' ' 1 f M- K , Ar X A -4-.-I f RK ,I I LT' fun Jw n-umm! V' sill: 3 ! iw.. - N I Y K 3,5 -H --- X 4 Ji' B 2 :fit ' , X C Ag. , P' if X H LH b'L t T' .1 -+7 1 9' '-- '- - -5.12 K -' P - 1-,l ,-r nw wa .,.f.,J, 1 f MX n + A N 1.1 Q44-r ,l,.l'.v ' H, F N -N AX XXX XXXXX Xxx ' ' QSKQQXQXQI Nxxxxz BX Nx V gg gxli-Mwiifwmz 47,51 fm Sf X A 1 1 X-'QXXQQ mlm XXX! 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McKinley joseph Lawlor '45 Raymond Robbins '46 Marion XNoreester '46 Southwest Harbor Wfest Tremont Southwest Harbor Betty Lou Robbins '47 ........ VVest Tremont Lester Alley '47 ............ Southwest Harbor ATI-ILETIC MEDAL Robert Mills '45 ........... Southwest Harbor David Benson '46 .... ............. S eawall Leonard Gilley '47 .... Southwest Harbor Leola Knowles '47 .......... Southwest Harbor ALUMNI AXNARD Pauline Krebs '45 ............... Center Gaynell Pomroy '46 .... .... . Manset Betty Lou Robbins '47 .... .... S cal Cove JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIP Raymond Robbins '45 .. VVest Tremont Vernon Lovejoy '45 . ...,.. McKinley Arlene Dolliver '45 . . Alyce Colson '45 ...... .... Leonard Gilley '46 .... Rosie Benson '46 Ralph Stanley '47 ..... Edith Worcester '47 . Manset . . . . . . . . McKinley Southwest Harbor Bernard Southwest Harbor Southwest Harbor Leonard Gilley ........ .... Southwest Harbor JUNIOR PRIZE SPEAKING VVINNERS Patricia Adams '45 ........ Southwest Harbor I'aul Hinton '46 ............ Bernard Ruth Stanley '47 ..... .... S outhwest Harbor Nancy jellison '48 Southwest Harbor STUDENT CO UNCIL AWARDS Robert Mills '44 .... Douglas Norwood '44 Douglas Norwood '43 Raymond Robbins '45 .... Lester Radcliffe '45 . Southwest Harbor Southwest Harbor Southwest Harbor . . . . West Tremont . . . . . . . IVIcKinley Raymond Robbins '46 .... VVest Tremont Gaynell Pomroy ?46 Bob Hamlin '47 . ...... . Seal Cove Seawall Betty Lou Robbins '47 ........ Wfest Tremont VHIICQ Frost '47 ........... PEMETIC STAFF Southwest Harbor AVVARDS Raymond Robbins '45 .,....... VVest Tremont Stanwood Hamblen '45 ....,. Marion Vlforeester '45 Mildred Lewis '45 .... i Patricia Adams '46 .. Lester Alley '46 ....... i. '.'. '.'. Southwest Harbor Southwest Harbor Southwest Harbor Southwest Harbor Southwest Harbor Betty Lou Robbins '46 ........ Wlest Tremont Nancy Spurling '47 .. Vance Frost '47 ...... .... Edith x'VOI'CCStCI' '47 ....... Southwest Harbor Southwest Harbor Southwest Harbor POVV-WOVV ANVARDS J Robert Mills '45 .... .... Leonard Gilley '45 Ihilip Moore '45 ......... . Southwest Harbor Southwest Harbor Southwest Harbor Paul Hinton '46 ..... ............ B ernard Mildred Lewis '46 .......... Southwest Harbor Raymond Robbins '46 ......... West Tremont Marion VVorcester '46 . ..... Southwest Harbor Edith VVoreester '47 ....,.... ......,. S outhwest H-arbor 1 Vance Frost 47 .....l........,............. Southwest Harbor COMMERCIAL A VV A RD S Elsie Reed '44 ..................... McKinley Phyllis Farley '45 ............. West Tremont Marion W'orcester '46 ...... Southwest Harbor EXCHANGES 'llhc Trident , llrewer High School, llrewer, Maine. The pictures are excellent for describing your activities. The hest in our collection. 'llhc uSZlCl1Cl'l1n, Old Town High School, Old Town, Maine. We like your literary very much. The Islander , Ilar Harhor High School. llar Harhor, Maine. Very good sports write-ups. The Chieftain , Husson College. Bangor, Maine. Your hook is very enjoyable, especially the cartoons in with the ads. 'l'he Hillcrest , llucksport High School, llucks- port, Maine. XlVl1Cl'C is your lmook?? The l3reeze . Stonington High School, Stoning- ton, Maine. Excellent introductory pages and mimeograph- ing. The Jester , Ellsworth High School, Ellsworth, Maine. X-Ve enjoy your jokes and you have very nice sports pictures. 'I'he lris , Clark Higlh School. l enohseot, Maine. Good write-ups hut wlierc are your pictures? The Gilmanac , Gilman High School, Northeast llarhor, Maine. You have a good literary section. 'llhe Signet , N. H. Fay High School, Dexter, Maine. A swell sports department! VVe think you could improve your photography. The Lincolniau , Lincoln Academy, Newcastle, Maine. One ol the hest in our collection. 'l'he Qnorldy Light , Lnlmec High School, Lnhec, Maine. You have an interesting yearbook. 1 t' 'gilt The Voice , Franklin High School, Franklin, Maine. , More pictures would improve your hook. Also different arrangement. The Harbor Beacon ,-Sullivan High School, Sullivan, Maine. A change in arrangement would improve your hook. 'l'he L , Limestone High School, Limestone, Maine. Yours is one ol' the hest in our collection. The Moose-A-Rec , ,lonesport High'MScl1ool, -lonesport, Maine. Congratulations on such :1 good hook for such a small school. ,rltt GQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQIQQQQ4 IN APPRECIATION IJ Members of the graduating class wish to express sincere appreciation to Leslie li. Vtfhite and Charles H. Rich for their kindness, generosity. and special interest in Pemetie H igh School. ALUMNI CLA SS Oli' '38 Prudence joy. Ben Hamhlen, married, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Herschel Norwood, married, Southwest Har- hor, Maine. Eleanor Mayo. Phillis Seavey. Barhara Latty, Mrs. Charles Sawyer, Jr., Southwest Harhor, Mc. Mary NNallace, Bernard, Maine. ,lack Bennett. married, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Theodore Closson, married. Zelma Boynton, Mrs. Edward Farnam, Bangor, Maine. Herhert Leighton, married, Bangor, Maine. Mildred Roherts, Waterville, Maine. Faith Ramsdell, Mrs. Ralph Ramsdell, South- west Harhor, Maine. Warren Stanley, deceased. Helen Crocker. Charlotte 'llurner, Mrs. Harvey Sawyer, Ber- nard, Maine. Richard Black, married, Mcliinley, Maine. ,l am es NVoost:er. CLASS OF '30 Elmer Beal, married, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Frances Benson, Mrs. Gerald Bachman, Au- gusta, Maine. Prudence Benson, Mrs. Elmer Beal, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Eloise Hodgdon, Mrs. Miles Melntire, Jr., Seal Cove, Maine. Arthur Kittridge, married, Southwest I-Ianhor, Maine. Rosemary Lawler, Southwest Harhor, Maine. Alecha Leonard, Portland, Me. Mildred Phillips, Mrs. Francis Chalmers, Man- set, Maine. Harry Gordius. Leon Hamhlen, married, Utah. Stanwood lslamhlen, married, McKinley, Maine. David Harding, married, Bar Harbor, Maine. Willizini Harding. Mary Bennett, Mrs. Lionel Madore, South- west Harhor, Maine. Morrill Bergeron, married, Gardiner, Maine. Francis Chalmers, married, Manset, Maine. Barbara Dolliver, Mrs. Huston Combs, Man- set, Maine. Enola Gilley, Mrs. Bertram Farmer, Madison, Maine. Paul Ptohinson, married, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Charles Sawyer, Ir., married, Southwest Har- bor, Maine. Virginia Vtlehster, Mrs. Edwin Hiame, Manset, Maine. Mary Lou Wfhite. Ben Conley VV0l'CCSl'Cl', married, Southwest Harbor, Maine. CLASS OF '40 Charles Bennett, Manset, Maine. Donna Biekford, Mrs. George Eaton, South- west Harbor, Maine. Frederick Berry, married, Southwest Harhor, Maine. Avis Boynton, Mrs. Rolmcrt Terence, Xvashing- ton, D. C. Annabel Dam, Mrs. Conley NVorester, South- west Harhor, Maine. Victor Dam, married, Pittsfield, Maine. Carleton Gilley, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Frank P. Gilley, married, Brewer, Maine. Dorothy Gott, Mrs. Frank White, McKinley, Maine. Onnolee Gott. Carl Hardy, Jr., Cranherry Island, Maine. Edward Holmes, Bernard, Maine. Nahaum Kelley, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Audrey Mayo, Mrs. Lowell Lurvey, Town Hill, Maine. Crosby Mills, married, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Beatrice Mitchell. Phyllis Norwood. Hobart F. Reed, McKinley, ivlaine. Mary Reynolds, Mrs. Bud Rogan, Brewer, Maine. Virginia Roherts, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Leon Sawyer. XfVilher Seavey, Bernard, Maine. Emery Smith, married, Seal Cove, Maine. Robert Sonkup, married, Fla., Navy. Charlotte Stanley, Mrs. Clayton Black, iNest Tremont, Maine. Foster Sullivan, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Leslie Thurston, married, Southwest Harlmor, Maine. Priscilla 'l'lnu'ston. Freida Young, 'Mrs. ,lack Doekede, McKinley, Maine. CLASS OF '41 Marilvn Benson, Mrs. Bowen Marshall, Ber- nard, Maine. Rnssell Dolliver, married, Manset, Maine. Lncy Hutchins, Mrs. Harlonrl Parsons, liar l-larhor, Maine. Ava jones. llarhara Kelley, Sato, Maine. lsahelle Lawson, Mrs. Rayinonil Foranil, Mass. Rachel Lawton, Mrs. Kingsly Curio, Manset, Maine. ' llnthetis Morril, Mrs. 'lohn X'Vhite, Lynn, Mass. llerniee Morse. Cleste Reynolds, Mrs. ,lames llarkens, llall Quarry, Maine. Lney Rohinson, Mrs. Shirly Pliippen. Sonth- west l-larhor, Maine. Elaine Rnmill, Mrs. ll:l11C1'j' Smith, Seal Core, Maine. Claire Vineent, Mrs. Ames Dollirer, Marylanrl. Leslie WVhit'e, Southwest llarhor, Maine. i Amos llolliver, marriecl, Siwingnelil College, Springfield, Mass. Hilton Holmes. Raymonrl Reed, llr., Southwest Harhor, Maine. Maurice Rohinson, marrieil, Rhode Island. Shirley Pliippen, marriecl. Southwest' l-larhor, Maine. Ronalcl Vlnrgess, inarriefl, Southwest Tlarhor, Maine. CLASS Oli' l..t2 llihlrerl Bergeron, Mrs. Sherman Cliapel. Lydia Kinkade. VVilliam Lawler, Unive1'sii'y of Maine. Inez Lawson, Mrs. Lewis Lawton. Betty Arlene Ostrich, Mrs. Edwin Fortnam McKinley. U llarlrara lrene lq'ettigrore, Mrs. Uayifl Downie. Arthur Reed, marrieil, town. Clayton Reerl, Mrliinley. Agnes Rohinson, Mrs. .Loren . Xllen. lfranris Stanley, marrierl. llorainay Terry, Mrs. Kenneth lirag'g', Port- lancl, Maine. Nathan Walls. marrieml. lynhy Nllootl. l'erley Stanley, niarriecl. C'l,fXFiS OIF' '43 lrlilrla llomroy, Mrs. l'low:n'al Merehant, XVest Tremont., Me. Mary liieharclson. Lewiston. l'hyllis Roberts. Deaeoness llosiiital, lloston, Mass. Dorothy Rv-hinson, Mrs. Xl'arren lVoreester, liar l'larhor. Zelma Sawyer, Mrs. lfrlwarrl llomaille, Cnam Uliye Searcy, Mrs. Chandler l'elley, llernarfl llarhara boines, Mrs. Rnssell llall. Mavine Stanley, Mrs. llowarrl lllanelietle. Elaine XfVelJster, Mrs. Burton Snelling. Clare- mont, New Hampshire. Catherine Wihite, town. Atiflrey X'Vhitmore, Mrs. Roh XMats0n, New York. Ilonalrl XX'oi'eest'er, lllIll'l'll'll, town. l'Varren N'Yoreester, marrietl. liar' llarlior, hiftine. Eclwarrl llowclen, University ot' Maine. Rieharcl lhilger, Manset. lileanor Goodwin, Mrs. Russel Murphy, XfVest emont. Elizabeth Hamhlen, McKinley, Maine. flyr ,lnne l'lamhlen, Mrs. XNalt'er Sanner, town. Laurence Allen, Army. Loren Allen, married, Oregon. .Peter T. Benson, Ill, Seawall. X1Villiain Dornfelcl. NVinston Stewart, Bowcloin College. liclwarcl Lewis, Southwest I'Iau'ho1'. Philip Gillev. Northwestern University. Crass or tt, Geraldine Dalzell, Mrs. Shirley Cummings, l-lnlls Cove, Maine. Wfilliani Farrar, jr., Roelclanml, Maine. Lyle Frost, marriecl, town. .'Xlhert'a Horlgrlon. Seal Cove. I.onise Hoclgclon, Seal Cove. Mihlrecl Ilntehins, Mrs. ,Iohn Snow. lilne llill. Maine. Vivian johnson, llortlanrl, Maine. Ilarhara l,21WFOll, Xil'est 'llremoat, Me. l erry Lawson, tlr., NVest Tremont, .Maine. Virginia Melntire, Center, Maine. Thomas H. Newman, hlr., Seawall. Clarence Pettigrove, Massaehnsetts. ' Elsie Reecl, Mrs. Clarence Lnnt, Long lslaml Maine. tharlotle Sawyer, Mrs. Manriee tlalhreath, Jllhean, Michigan. ' L'ol1st'ai1Ct' Spnrling, Mrs. llill Pick, Norwooil, Mass. Sheila Spnrling, Town. llorothy Stanley, Mrs. X'X'arren S. Stanley. l'anline illlllll'Sl'Ol'l, Mrs. flreliie lVlaeCathrine, llernarrl, Me. lflizalretli 'llraey, Mrs. Samuel liiillll, Mass. lingene Xflfalls. Seal Cove, Maine. CLASS Oli' '45 Robert llartlett, Colhy College, Waterville. Certrncle Butler, Mrs. Stanley' Farler, Olrl 'I oyvn. Maine. llelen Closson, Mrs. Clillorfl lfflen. Charlene Dow, cleeeasecl. Phyllis Farley, cleeeasecl. Mary tlorclins, Mrs. Lester Connors, llnlls Core. -laeqneline Howell, llnirersity of Maine. 1 Pauline Krebs, Farmington State Teachers' College, Farmington, Me. Carolyn W'ebster, Mrs. john Lucas, New York. joseph Lawler, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Edwin Lawson, married, XfVest 'l'rcniout, Maine. Robert Mills, Springfield College. Douglas Norwood, Aurora, Illinois. Natalie Reed, Mrs. Hollis Masher, Temple, Maine. Elsie Robinson, Mrs. Lyle Frost. CLASS OF '46 David Benson, Aurora, Ill. Alyce Colson, McKinley, Maine. Arlene Dolliver, Mrs. Steve Spurling, South- west Harlior, Maine. Gladys Dornfleld, Mrs. Lawrviice Sawyer, Southwest Harlmor, Maine. Stanwood Hamlilen, married, Southwest Har- lmor, Maine. Seth Harper. jr., married, McKinley, Maine. Paul Hinton, Colhy College, XN'aterville, Maine. Margaret Joyce. Charles Lawson, Vocational School, Augusta. Helen Lawson, Mrs. Hollis llutler, Bayside, Me. Mildred Lewis, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Elaine Petligrove, Mrs. Edwin Lawson, Wfest Tremont, Me. Gaynell Pomroy, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Raymond Eugene Robbins, vlr., Churchill, Can- ada, Army. Marguerite Smith, Mrs. Atwood Farrell, Southwest Harbor, Maine, Marion VVorcester, Mrs. Larry Ruth, Corpus Christie, Texas. CLASS OF '47 Patricia Adams, Boston University, Boston Mass. Lester Alley, University of Louisville, Ken- tueky. Mervin Alley, Southwest Harlior, Maine. Douglas Beal, Southwest Harhor, Maine. Stanley Bennett, llostou University, Boston Mass. Rosamond Benson, Husson College, Bangor Maine. Rhoda Dam, Boston University, Boston, Mass 'lllielma Davis, Mcliiuley, Me. Dorothy Dolliver, Mcliinley, Me. Leonard Gilley. Bowdoin College, llrunswick Me. Rohert Hamlin, U. of M. Leola Knowles. Clifford LaCount, Manset, Maine. .leauuett Lawson, X'Vest Tremont, Me. Vernon Lovejoy, McKinley, Me. Lerniee Martis, NVest Tremont, Me. liarliara Mayo, Southwest Harbor, Me. Arlene Mitchell, Husson College, Bangor Maine. Philip Moore, married, Southwest Harhor Maine. NVinfield Murphy, Bernard, Me. lflizalweth Norwood, Southwest Harhor, Me. Ronald Pomroy, Wfest Tremont, Me. Lester Radcliffe, McKinley, Me. Kenneth Reed, McKinley, Me. Merle Reed, Southwest Harhor, Me. Betty Rohhins, Salem Hosp., Salem, Mass. Franklin Wfard, Manset, Me. Ingrid XA'ard, XX'asliington Stale Normal, Ma- cliias, Me. SNAPSHOT IDENTIFICATIONS SNAPSHOTS, PAGE 1 Mr. lflaycs administers hearing tests. Dick Stanehlicld rehearsing for prize speaking. plunior Class Prcx receives his class ring from Mr. lfineson. Cheerleaders celebrate at banquet. Cinnv Harris brought many laughs from her superb performance in the Mikado . Another banquet! This time, the leading members of the operetta cast. junior High cheerleaders go through a workout. Vance and Mr. Long talking it over. A scene from the Mikado , The boys take a turn with the meffaphoues. Mr. Roneo in a close-up at the basketball dinner at Pilotis Crill. Our girls are basketball enthusiasts loo! Home Ee. girls modeling old-fashioned costumes. Don Reed says: Colly, that game made me hungry! SENIOR SNAPSHOTS, PAGE 2 Nancy and Minnie feeling refreshed after a snack-New York bound. Some of our senior gals pose prettily, en route to New York. Katsy, Helen, and Marilyn feeling happy over somethirf. Mr. Ronco gives Katsy a bit of inTormation as Dad Benson digs a little deeper. Louise, Katsy, and Arthur pose for memories ot New York. Recognize this young miss? Edie VVorcester. Another one-bet you know this one, Helen Parker. New York refugee- eanie Boomer. VVaitin' in line for sc iool lunch. Billy gives George a close one. - and 11. Two more from back a few years--Bot Ennnott and Ralph Stanley Three senior lassics looking forward to that trip. Helen gets along well with the Eagle of the U.S.A. Billy and Allison look things over before leaving for New York. Marilyn smiles at the birdie. Driscilla Gott, a few years ago. Vance steps onto the bus for New York. Future basketball champ . . . Dick Allen. Another look back, this time at Louise Phippcn. Ceor fc, equipped with flash bulbs for use on that trip! Marilyn and Helen, the pause that catches the eye! The champ today-our all-star player-Dick Allen. The grin and Mickey Mouse belong to none other than Allison Bunker. SNAPSHOTS, PAGE 3 Here they are, the tournament shots! Dick reaches for the ball in the Washburn game. An exciting moment in the Orono game . . . Whose ball will it bc? Lawrence holds on as Bill keeps ready just in case. Dick is heavily guarded this time. Shirley and Buster are ready for action. The Indians talk it over during a time out. Thatis a beautiful jump, Charlie. Dick shoots-two more points for Pelnetic. Dick and Don get free as Buster tries to shoot. ' Dick goes oil thc Hoor for a jump ball as Charlie prepares to catch it. Indians linc np for a foul shot. ' Buster struggles with a Milo player-Don is ready. SNAPSHOTS, PAGE 4 Freshmen girls in a friendly noon-hour chat. Those happy faces-is it three o'clock? Members ot the Mikado,' cast. Ann Moore, the High Salesman in the Curtis Magazine Contest. Who could have sales- resistance to her? Marcia and Marge all dressed up for a eo-o-old wintry day. Mrs. VValker, director, and Marge Benson, pianist, of the Mikado smile for the book after the operctta is over. Margaret goes in for farming on the side. Oh! Oh! Looks like trouble here, The romantic couple of the Mikado . A scene from the Christmas-that was a beautiful tree. Verona-just a little girl. Mamie, Jean, and Billy exchange expresses over snapshots. Q i 30 T5 V-. L P I From Uur Tournament Scrap Books Pemetic fans have bulging scrapbooks-filled with pictures, scores, and write-ups of the ex- citement of the past basketball season. Here are just a few of the notes taken from those memorable days which still make us swell with pride of the Indians and Pemetic . . . The In- dians waged a war on the Orono Red Riots in Class M game number two. The Injuns copped the Mt. Desert crown previous to the tourney selections and were also one of three teams to make the tournament without a playoff . . . Pemetic rallied late in its first tournament game to edge Orono 35-33 . . . Dick Allen was the rebound artist for the Pemetinjuns. The Injuns staged the top comeback in the sessions to gain a two-point lead, staged a 45-second freeze, then eked out the verdict . . . Members of the team and the varsity cheerleaders celebrated the team's vic- tory over Orono in their first game of the tournament by having dinner in Bangor after the game . . . From the Milo game . . . The final splurge by the Indians had their followers wild with joy while the hearts of the Milo fans dropped . . . Captain Dick Allen scooped in a court-length pass and laid up a two-pointer that was a nifty play . . . Captain Dick Allen and Buster Trask had the Tigers in a dither under the board. The Indians really began to roll in the third frame as they presented smooth-working plays to set a man under the hoop with the ball . . . Guards- men Bill Searls and Larry Sinclair also added a. lot to the defense of the Redskins while Don Reed and Buster Trask kept the rival forwards scurrying down court . . . After the Eastern Maine Championship . . . Congratulations are in order to four grand clubs . . . Eastern Maine champions Pemetic and Blue Hill and runner-up Milo and Corinna . . . for presenting one of the greatest windnps in small schools tourney history. Congrats are due Harry Hayes and Lloyd Hatfield, the two winning coaches, along with Dick Allen and Sid Freedman, selected the out- standing men of their respective divisions by officials . . . Allen not only was outstanding on the offense but gathered more than his share of rebounds off both boards . . . Allen and Trask both placed on the Class M All-tou1'ney club . . . and Reed, Kenney, and Fahey were named to the second Class M tourney team . . . A rally for the Maine championship game with Farmington High School was held on the Friday before the game. Three outside speakers were Charles Sawyer, jr., Raymond Whitmore, and Superintendent of Schools, Paul Brown . . . Although the Indians bowed out in a bid for the state Class M basketball championship, faithful followers of Pemetic high school will sing the praises for the gallant crew for some time to come . . . Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Smith entertained the Pemetic varsity team in honor of their winning the Eastern Maine Class M Championship .... Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Carpenter entertained the varsity cheer- leaders for a steak dinner . . . The Whole town turned out to the banquet sponsored -by the American Legion in honor of the boysv . . . Ernie Miller presented the players with their sweaters, he also gave Coach Hayes a token of appreciation and each of the cheerleaders and their coach, Miss Waterman, with a gold megaphone . . . An exciting season topped off with a heart-stirring banquet . . . Hereas to next year's basketball season! 'Dick looks 'specially nice in the sweater presented to him for this achievement. r-,'-:--- 4 ' ' W I 2 w . 1 . I 4, .. 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Q ' 1 ' 1 5 For Quality 2 2 SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE 2 I 5 1 Q Buy from Retail Stocks 2 1 S Buy from Our Catalogs 2 ' 1 ' 1 1 f ANY PURCHASE TOTALING S10 OR MORE MAY BE MADE ON E : SEARS EASY PAYMENT PLAN E 2 S 5 S 13 A R S 5 1 5 , Phone 8271 P. O. Square, Bangor ' 1 2 2 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 f 1 5 3 ' 1 Z Lady Assistant Ambulance Service E j You'll Find It a Treat to Eat at 1 ' 1 2 I Stanley'S Funeral Home , 1 E Carlton S. Stanley, Funeral Director f I 1 , BRASS RAIL g 5 Local and Out of Town Service 1 5 RESTAURANT 1 1 Services According to the Rites Q Q i . . of Your Church E 5 Air and Sound COHdltl0Hll1g I 1 g Telephone 16 i ' 202. Exchange St. Bangor 2 2 Southwest Harbor Alllilllf f 1 E 5 5 XXXXXXNSXXX XSXSXSNXXXXXSXXSNSSXXXSXXNXXXNSSXXXXNXXXXXXXXSXXXXXXX XS XSXXSXXXXS888NXXXNXSXXSNSXXXXSSXXXNXXXXXXNNXXXXXXX SXXXNXXNSXXXXNNXXNXNXXSXNSNXSXXXXXXX NXXXX XSXXXSX RIDER'S SOCONY SERVICE GRAY 81 CANDAGE Gas and Oil Heavy Duty Trucking i XXXNXXXSXNNSXXXXXSNXXXNSSSXX SPIDER RIDER, Prop. Bar Harbor, Me. Compliments of Compliments of M. E. MITCHELL GENERAL STORE Bernard Maine S. A. HARPER GENERAL STORE Seal Cove Tel. 43-3 Compliments of FRED LAWTON BARBER SHOP McKinley Maine Compliments of LAWSONIS GULF STATION E. L. LAWSON, Prop. XV est Tremont Maine GOTT'S RICHFIELD STATIONS Gas, Oil and Groceries Tel. 195 Compliments of KITTREDGE STORE Tel. 224-5 Treinont Maine XSNXNXXXXXXSXSSNXXXSXNSSNXXXXXXSXXSXSXXXNXX SNS Southwest Harbor Maine P. E. NEUELLS Paint and Wall Papers Tel. 195 Swiss and American Watch Repair Jewelry Repair - Bead Restringing WILLIS 8: SONS Tel. 58:2-W 22 VVater St. Ellsworth, Maine 69-73 Main St. Bar Harbor, Me' C0'nPZime'ltS of FURNITURE 61 RECORD SHOP E. F. ROBINSON TEL. 49-W Ellsworth Maine 66 Cottage Street Bar Harbor Maine Compliments of HAINS LUNCH ROOM GROCERIES Manset Maine Compliments of EMERYS Ellsworth Maine Compliments of SXXNXX Compliments of H. H. GOULD G. L. 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Sons, Inc. 2 - 1 I I 2 ALEXANDER S PHARMACY RANGE 8 FUEL OILS 2 I I I 5 5 5 BOTTLED GAS SERVICE 5 I , I I I 5 so MAIN STREET ' 5 5 FRIGIDAIRES , ' 5 5 5 I I ' Tel 126 7 5 ' ' 5 5 ELLswoRTH MAINE 5 1 ELLSWORTH MAINE 5 2 5 I I I I I I I I I I I I 5 5 I I I I I I I I I I 3 CENTRAL 3 I I I 0 Q o I I FIlIIn Stuhon f 2 9 THE SPORT SHOP, INC. 5 2 GAS - OIL LUBRICATION SPORTING GOODS 5 5 5 2 ACCESSORIES - TIRES - BATTERIES 2 ' Tel. 550 5 I , I ' F. D. Perkins, Proprietor I 5 BAR HARBOR MAINE 2 Tel. 34 SOUTHWEST HARBOR A ve In 3 1 'by V8 888 888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 Coleman Heaters Floor Furnaces Duotherm Heaters Glenwood Ranges Peerless Pumps 88888888'888888888888888888888888888888888888888 8888888888888888888 C. N. 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SONS 2 1 S MASONS 5 1 5 1 sour:-lwesr HARBOR MAINE S 1 5 . 1 5 5 SXXXXXXSSXXSSXNXSSXNSXSXSXSXXX NXXNXNXXSSXSXXSSN XXXNXSXXNXXSSXXXXXXSXXXSXSXXX S8888 xxxxxxssxxsxxxssssssssxsxsxxxxxxssxxxx Compliments of WIllEY'S Tel. 262-2 ELLSWORTH, MAINE Phone 307 MACLEOD MOTORS CADILLAC - BUICK D. W. Macleod Bar Harbor, Me. .C. E. SMITH GROCERIES cmd MEAT FRUITS and VEGETABLES DRUGGIST AMOCO GAS 8. OIL MANSET MAINE F. R. Jellison 8. Son 51 t0 51.00 STORE 'I6-18 Mt. Desert Street BAR HARBOR MAINE XXXXSSXSXSXSXSXXSSXXXXXSXXXXSNXSXXNSNSXXNXNSXSXSXXSXSSSNSX SX SXXSSXSNSSX SXXSXXXSXSX I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I XXXX XXSXSXXSNXXXXSXXXSX S8888 SNNXXSXSXXN XXXXXXSSXNXXXSXSX SXXSX SXXXX SNXXNXXXXXX XXXXXXSXS M. N. PERKINS Representing M. N. PERKINS 8. UNIVERSITY CAP AND GOWN BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS WEBSTER'S CAFE Esso Station E. H. Webster Bar Harbor Rd. Proprietor TRENTON, NIE. THE QUALITY STORE Harry C. Austin 8. Company, Inc. Furniture Dealers ELLSWORTH, MAINE J. N. MILLS CO. 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SON 3 I 5 , , . . 5 3 Mens and Boys Furnishings 1 5 5 5 S 5 Arrow Shirts Bass Footwear I 5 5 5 1 1 onn Fsuows BLOCK 5 I 1 1 I 5 TEL. 23-'I'l SOUTHWEST HARBOR 1 1 5 I ' 1 5 1 I 1 5 5 5 t I 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 5 ' 5 I I 1 3 FREEMAN S STORE 5 s 2 5 Ladies Apparel Dry Goods S I Z 1 , TEL. 10 , 1 1 5 5 2 SOUTHWEST MAINE E 5 1 I I I I I I , . 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 I I I I I I I I I I 5 5 I I I I 5 5 5 Compliments of S I I 5 5 I I 3 THE DIRIGO HOTEL 5 I I 5 5 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 5 5 5 5 I I I I 5 5 5 5 I I 5 , - 5 5 S0 Wester Glft Shop 'g I I 5 ROSEMARY LAWLOR, Prop. f 2 2 I I 5 TEL. 85-14 SOUTHWEST HARBOR Q Z 2 5 5 I I 5 5 5 5 4 - - s 5 Add1SOH Packmg Company 5 5 5 1 I . 1 5 Packers of Sardlnes S I I 5 . 5 I Oval Sardmes 5 5 5 5 TEL.. 105-2 SOUTHWEST HARBOR 5 5 5 5 5 XXNX NXXNNSXXXXKXXXXSX NXXX XXXSNXNSXXSXXNNNXXXXNSNNXXNNXSXXXNNNSXY W' Q SXXXX SSXXXSSXXSXSXXSSXXXXXSSXXSXXSXSXX SXXXX XXXNS SNS BAR HARBUR AIRPDRT On F renclimans Bay in Bar Harbor, Maine JOSEPH A. CARUSO THOMAS l. CARUSO Flying School Control Tower Paved Runways Sightseeing Trips Repair Station Seaplane Ramp Pilot's Hotel Aero Club Charter Flights Airplane Sales One of America's Finest Airtields and Seaplane Bases R E - 0 P E N S with Full Facilities for the Private Flyer and Direct Airline Connections to the Eastern Seaboard Bar Harbor Airways, Inc. Municipal Airport :-: Bar Harbor, Maine PHONE ELLSWORTH 8588 XSXSXSXXXNNSNSXSXXXSXXXXSXXXXXXXSSXSXNSNNXSSXXXXNXXXXS 2 E 5 XXNSXSNXXXNXSSX XXX XS X888SXXXXXXSSSSNSXXXNXXSXSXSXXSXXXXXSXXS XNXSNSXSSNXXXNXN SN S XXX XSNSX 5 MANSET MARINE S U P P LYQ COMPANY Marine Hardware and Accessories Marine Paints and Varnislies Manila, Sisal and Nylon Rope and Twine 'V S A lELE S 5 E RVI C E Gasoline and Diesel Marine Engines Propellers Sliafting Batteries SOUTHVVEST HARBOR, MAINE 'KE-ucrytlzilzg For Bout and Boat B!l'ilClli7 , XXNXSSXXXXX XSXXS XXXXXSXSXSXXNNNXXSXXXNSXXNXSSSNSNXNSXNXNSXXSSSSSXXXSXSXXSSXNXXXXSX SSXXXSXXX XKXXXXXXXNXXXXXNXXXNXNNNNXXNXXXNXXXXXXXXXNXXXXXXXXXXN Q: PU UU my Z m c: 3 E Z I XXXSXXXXXXXXXXXXNXXXXSXSXXNXXXNXXNXNNNXX Q sh CARPENTER CHIMNEYSWEEP BUILDER IOBBER PHONE CONNECTION SOUTHWEST HARBOR Compliments ANCHORLIGHT STUDIO SOUTHWEST HARBOR MAINE NXSNXXXX'XSXSN XSNNN XXXNSXXSXXXNXXXXXSSSNSN XXXSNSXXXXXXSSXXXXXNXXX I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 5 NNXXN S NSXXXNXXXXNSXXXNNXXNXXXNSXNXNXXXX SXNXXNXSXXXXXXXXXXXXSXXNSSX S SXXXS XKSXX XXX SN XX XNXNXNSSXSN XXXNN XXXXXNXSXSXSSSXSXXSXXXXSXXXXXXXSXSXNNNXXXXSXXSX GILLEY PLUMBING C0. Plumbing, Heating, and Sheet Metal TEL. 77 SOUTHWEST HARBOR 5c to 51.00 Store SOUTHWEST HARBOR T. SEARLS, JR. School Supplies - Notions Confectionery - Household Goods Qualify Merchandise af Popular Prices XSXXXXNXXNS XXXNXSXXXSXXXNXXXSXSXXXXNXXNXSNNNSNNSSXSSSXXSXNXSXNSXSSSXXSXXXXXXX SSX 'S I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 5 5 1 1 5 5 1 1 1 1 5 5 l 1 I I 0 I 5 Harmon Plano Company 5 I I e I 0 1 5 At untlc C urlon 5 1 2 STEINWAY KNABE Stove SUPPIYI CU- 5 1 1 3 LESTER ALL STANDARD MAKES E 1 1 2 STORY cmd CLARK WURLITZER STOVE, HEATER and FURNACE REPAIRS E 1 1 f 1 213 Exchange Street Q E 186 Exchange St. Bangor, Maine E 5 BANGOR, MAINE 5 1 1 f I 1 1 5 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 5 1 1 5 5 5 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 GRAVF5 LEWIS B. mason 4 1 I 0 f . I Q Typewflfel' 8 Addlng Muchllle Typewriters Adding Machines S 1 1 2 co- Sold - Rented - Repaired 2 1 1 3 Underwood Typevvrifer and Check Writers 81 Duplicators Q 1 1 1 f Sundstrcnd Machines '44 Exchange Sffeef f 1 1 1 1 f 189 Exchange St. Bangor, 'Me. BANGOR' MAINE S I 1 1 1 5 , 1 5 1 1 5 . xxxxxxx xxx xxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 'fx NNXXXSSSXXNSNXXXXXXXXXX Marjorie Linclall's DRESS SHOP Reasonably priced dresses Sizes 'I2 to 44 Also half 8s iuniors sizes Telephone 287 41 EDEN ST. BAR HARBOR, MAINE HUSSON COLLEGE Formerly Bangor Maine School of Commerce 'I57 PARK ST. BANGOR, ME. Free Catalogue C. H. Husson, Pres. Kelso Garage Inc. CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH TRUCKS INTERNATIONAL PHONE 80 BAR HARBOR, MAINE Curtis E. Stewart 71 Cottage Street PAINTING PAPER HANGING BAR HARBOR MAINE I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I XX xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx SS XNXXX XX X 3 I 3 I us -I ' O ,L' 1 C . -I 5 I GJ 1 E A 9 1l uw 1 3 0 'U 5 :l: fl 5 P rn E' 1 2 S' 1 I 0 3 Q I z x -. I E n ' 5 5 0 T 3 Q 4 O -2 th 6. s 5 f O gh : 0 0- tn E g 3 E 0 3 4 Q - U : :l: Q 0 5 5 -o- E 5 ID ug I D m 5 us n 'I1 , b -I 5 '11 1 .rl D. 1 m I U' 5 P n I Q 2 f - 1 O 0 f z 'U 1 , ua 1 5 I 3 3 , 1: P. 5 Z Z 5 l'l'l I l'1 I I I S I X N S X X S . S X XX X X X X X X N XXNSXXXXXXXXNXXXXXXXXNNXXXXSNXXXXNNXXXXNNSXXXXXNXXNNSXXXXXXXXXNXNXXN I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 5 BANGOR HYDRO ELEC CO 1 ' o Q 1 I I I I 1 , 0 1 Q Elecfrlc Servlce 5 I I I I 5 1 I S SOUTHWEST HARBOR, MAINE S I I 5 1 I 1 TEL. 97-W I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 5 5 5 Thomas Searls C. E. Marcyes HaroIcI F. Carter 5 I I I I 5 5 I I 5 C. E. MARCYES 8g COMPANY 4 I I 3 General Insurance I 1 3 5 Q 97 MAIN STREET BAR HARBOR, MAINE Q I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' 4 SN S XX'SSX X XS IAXNX XXXNX NXXXX NNNSN NXXSN SNXXSNSXXXS XSXXS SSSXXX X XXXNSXXXSSXXXXSSSXXSS SXSSXSXSXXXXXXXXX XXXXXSSXSSX XXXNX XXSSSXNXXXX XXXXXSXXSSX XSXSXXNNNXX NXXSXNNXXS X SX NSNSXXXXNSX SNXXSXXXXXX XX 99 MRS TRACY S DRESS SHOP Inverurie Sweaters and Skirt made to measure yr Scotch Wools and Tweeds WOOLS Armstrong - Bedfore - Fleishers Hand wrought silver jewelry NORTHEAST HARBOR Compliments of Standard Electric Company 55 State Street BANGOR MAINE Tel. 4219 Maine's Largest Lighting Fixture House John J Nissen Baking Corporation Bakers of Betsy Ross Bread The Old-Fashioned bread with the all grain flavor Forty-Five Columbia Street BANGOR MAINE BROWN 8. WHITE PAPER CO. Paper Merchants 99-101 Broad Street 78 Pickering Square BANGOR MAINE NXXSS X J P e 5 l L1 o o ' 0 . : . I XXXXXXSXNKXSXXXXXX YNXXN XNNSS XX NSSXSX NXNSSXXNXXNXXXSSSXSXNXNXSXNSSXSXNSSXXSXX SSX SX XXXXX XXSXX XXXSX SSSXXXXXNNX XSSXNXXSXXX SXXXX XXXNX SXNXSXXSNSSSNXXSXSNXN XNXSX S 'SSN Visit the TREASURE HOUSE for Compliments of SILVER, LINEN, CHINA, RUGS cmd all fine ANTIQUES. Thurston 8 Kingsbury Co. Mrs- Nl-'F- BUnk5 Wholesale Grocers 168 Main Street 48,52 Broad 57. Bar Harbor, Maine BANGOR MAINE and 48 Columbia Street Bangor, Maine Cgmplimenfs asa mg, of BI'0CliWUy'S Fl0W8l' SlIOPpB CAI-is ELECTRICAL SHOP Cut Bowers 22 Hammond Street Bangor, Maine Corsages . YOUR HOTPOINT DEALER Funeral designs 15 Central Sffeef Bangor, Me- Sales and Service Tel. 2-1303 SNSXSXSXS888888XXSXXSXXXNNXSXSNNNXXXSS, S8888 SNXNS XXXSSSXSXXN XSNSSNSXXXX XSSXXSXSXXSSXXXS ID. XXXXXXXXXXXSNXXXXXXXXNXXXXXNX XXXXXSXSXSNSXXXX ' xxxxxxxxsxssxxxxxxxxxxxxsxxxxxxxxxsssxxxxxxxsxs . . ' I C . , . . O . O . 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Reed s j 1 1 3 Department Store 3 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 2 We Serve Hancock County 5 S Everything from A to Z f 5 5 1 1 Q Make our Store Your Shopping Headquarters ' 1 1 1 Open Every Nite ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 S XNXXXX XXXXXXNXXXX XNXXXXSXXNXXNXXXXXXXXXXSXXXNXSXXXXXXXSX - Q X XXNNSXXXXXSXSSXSSXXNXXSSXSXSXSXSXXXSSXXSXXXXXXSXXXXSXXXXNXSXXSXXXXXX FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BAR HARBOR Members of Federal Reserve System Members of the Federal Deposli' Insurance Corporahon The Bank of Personal Service S. W. DORR 8g SON CONTRACTORS BUILDERS JOBBING REPAIRING BUILDING HARDWARE PAINTS TEL. 260 SOUTHWEST HARBOR MAINE NSNNXNSSXSX XXNSSXXNSNXXNSSXSXXXXXXSXXXNXNNXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SXXXNXXXNXXNSXNNXXXXXNXXXXX XSXSN888XXXXNXNSXXXXXX!NSXXXXSXXXXXXXSXXXXXNXSXSNNXXXXXXXXXSNXXXX NXXXSNXXXXSXXXSSX lARGAY'S Bangor's Smartest Men's Shop Compliments of 0SCAR'S RESTAURANT I8 Broacl St. Bangor, Me. BANGOR, MAINE Home of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes SNlAll'S DRUG STORE Maurice J. Murrell RlCE'S A COMPLETE DRUG SERVICE Whitman Refrigerated Candy Case FRANKFORTS A woman always remembers the man who never forgets 65 Years of Good Quality Wl'llTMAN'5 Tel. 59 NORTHEAST HARBOR, ME. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I XSS XS SNS XSS XXNNSXXNNXS SX NXXXSXSXXS XSXXSNS XNXSXSXSSXS NSNSXSNXXXSNXSXXXXXNSXX S SSX XS I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 5 NS N X X N X N X X I I 5 S I I 5 5 I I I 5 5 I I 2 COMPLIMENTS OF 5 7 I 5 5 5 3 O. J. Clark 8g Son 3 S S S S 5 Doury Products 5 5 2 I I 5 Tel. 385-'Il Bar Harbor, Maine 1 5 5 S 3 I 5 5 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 5 5 I Compliments of E E 4 I 5 5 I I I I I 5 5 I SAWYER S MARKET 5 I I I I 5 SOUTHWEST HARBOR MAINE Q I I I I I I I I I. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 4 I I I XXXNXXSNXXXNXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXSSSXXXSXXNXXXXNXXXSXXXSX XNXXXXXSXXNXXXSXS XXXNSSNXSSXXSSSNSNXXXXXXXSXXSXXXXXSXSXXXSXXSXNXXXXXXXXXSXSSXXSXSSSXS E. H. BENNETT PAINTING 84 PAPERHANGING SIGNS PAINTED FURNITURE REFINISHING Tel. 103 2 SOUTHWEST HARBOR MAINE R. D. GIILINGS 8. SON SOUTHWEST HARBOR MAINE Lobster Fishermen's Supplies Building Moving Compliments of DICK S Lillian 81 Dana H. Young LIBERTY NATION!-II.IBANK Member Federal Reserve System XSSNXXXXNXS NSXNXXNSSNS XNXXSNXXXXSNXXXXXXXXXSSXXNXSSXNSXSXSXSXSSSXXX X888 SXSX 50 Main St. United States Depository X XXXX X SX XXXSX BAR HARBOR MAINE ELLSWORTH MAINE XXX XSXXSSSSSNS s I I XSSSXSXNSXNNXN NXXNXXXXXSSNXSNXS XXXNXSSXNNXX XSXNXSXXXX XXXSN X X S S- S 2 2 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 - 5 I Compliments of , I I 3 Compliments 5 I I I I 5 of 5 3 A and P g I ' I 5 5 5 Manager and Clerks NHITY NQQK 5 5 5 5 5 5 JESSE P. CARPENTER 5 5 sou'rHwEsT HARBOR MAINE 5 5 5 I I I I ' 5 5 5 I I 5 5 I I I I 5 5 I I 5 5 I I I I 5 5 5 Whltney's -Electric Service compnmenfs 5 I ' I 5 of 2 5 FRIGIDAIRE 5 4 1 5 EASY JACKSON'S MARKET 2 I 5 R.C.A. VICTOR ' 5 I E. J. Miller, Proprietor 1 1 I ' 5 5 Tel 262 T 5 - el. 96 , 1 5 I I SOUTHWEST HARBOR MAINE SOUTHWEST HARBOR MAINE 3 5 I E Z I 5 5 T l -A X SNXSXXXXXXNSSXXXXXSSNXNSXNXSXXSXXXNSSXXXSXXSXSXSXSXXXSXSXSSSXSSXXXSSSXXSXSSSSNNXN XNXXSS Compliments VINE'S RADIO 8g ELECTRIC COMPANY RADIO REPAIR SERVICE ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Frcmchised Dealer ZENITH 81 SPARTON RADIOS SPEED QUEEN WASHING MACHINES DECCA RECORDS Tel. 104 SOUTHWEST HARBOR MAINE CONGRATULATIONS BABARA A. KENNY SIewy 5' 9.. 5 S XSSXSXSXXNNSSNS8888S8888SSXSSNSXXXSSXXXXSSSSSXN SXNNNSSSXNS xxx xsxs sxsxsssxxxsxxx XSXXXSNXSSSXXNXXXXSNNXXXNXXNXSXXXXXXXXN SXSXXXXXXXXXSXXXNSX I E 1 I 5 Compliments of ELLSWORTH SHOE HOSPITAL 84 STORE , 1 1 . . R d - P . 2 vERN roasts . 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I. . . 5 5 pecla lzlng In 5 5 STEAKS - CHOPS - CHICKEN - LOBSTER I 1 1 1 1 3 ' 5 5 Outer Hammond Sf. 5 1 5 1 . 1 S Route 2 Bangor, Maine ' I I 1 1 I 1 1 5 SXXSXSSNXXXSSXXSS XNXNNSXXXXNXXNNXSSXXXSXXXXXXXNNXXNXXSXXXXXNXNSSXXNXXSXXSXXXSXSX ESTABLISHED 1821 WM. UNDERWOOD CO. MAKERS OF FINE CANNED FOODS Walnut Street WATERTOWN, MASS. Factory at McKinley, Maine SARDINES A N D Y ' S THE LITTLE STORE Open on Sundays and Nights GROCERIES - LUNCHES CANDY - ICE CREAM - TOBACCO - CIGARS HOME COOKED PASTRY Tel. 507-3 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I XXXXXNSXSXX I NXXXNXXSXXXSXXXNSXXXXXNSXNXXXXXXXXXSXSNNXXXXNXNXXSXXXXXSXXXSXXXN XXNXXX SX NNXXX XX 4 s 5 1 S 5 2 2 1 I g COMPLIMENTS ' 1 I 5 5 5 of THE SYSTEM C0. 5 1 I I 2 WOMEN'S FINE APPAREL 5 2 2 1 I 2 I. I. NEWBERRY co. 98 M me, 2 1 ' 1 1 I 1 I 5 BANGOR MAINE 5 5 ELLswoRTH MAINE 5 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 5 5 4 2 ' 1 5 I 1 I ' 5 4 4 4 4 4 1 ' 1 5 S 5 H. H-. HOPKINS l. W. Jordan 8. Sons, Inc. 2 , , 1 I g UNITY FEEDS FUNERAL HOME 5 5 5 ' 3 f MONUMENTAL WORKS g 5 TRENTON MAINE 5 I I 9 'I14 Franklin Street ' 4 4 I I Tel. Ellsworfh 163-M Eu-SWORTH MAINE 5 NK SSSSSXS X XSNNXXSNXXX XNXXX NXXXX SXXNSXSXXSX N888 XNSXXSXSNSX XXXXX XNXXS 'YXXXXX 1 WITH COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1948 AND THE Eastern Maine Basketball Champions HENRY R. HINCKLEY 8. COMPANY MAINE'S LARGEST BUILDERS OF AUXILIARY YAcHTs REPAIRS - BUILDING - SERVICE I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I SYS SNNSSXXXXSNXXXXXSXXXXXXXSXSNSXXSNXNXXXSSSXSSSSSSXXXNXXXSXSXXXSXNNSSXNSSXSXSXSXXSNSX E I I 2 2 3 5 5 5 5 5 1 I 1 I 1 I 5 ' 5 1 I 2 BUILDING MATERIAL 2 I 2 HEADQUARTERS E E I 2 5 5 5 5 1 I 5 LUMBER Nuu.woRK 2 2 1 Q ROOFING WALLBOARDS 2 1 I 1 I 2 BUILDERS HARDWARE 2 1 ' I 2 MASON'S SUPPLIES PAINT 5 5 2 . 3 3 Ellsworth Bullclers Supply Co. 2 1 I 2 41 School Si. 2 1 I 1 I 2 Ellsworth Maine 2 ' 5 2 Phone 500 2 I I 2 , S 5 1 I 5 4 2 2 XNXXNSXNXXXXXNXXXSXNXNXXNNS ssxsxxxsxxxssxxxxxssxxxssxxxxxsxxxxxssxxxssxxxssxxxxxssxxxxssssxsx A. E. LAWRANCE Contractors ' 116 Cottage Street TEL. 248 BAR HARBOR, MAINE CARROLL DRUG STORE The Rexull Store DRUGS and TOILET ARTICLES MAGAZINE - PRESCRIPTION Tel. 67 Southwest Harbor, Me. I Compliments of PARK THEATRE H. E. Robinson, Prop. Southwest Harbor Maine MORANG - ROBINSON 240 Main Street Tel. 57 Bar Harbor, Maine XNNXXXXSXSXNXX SXXXSXSN SSX SSSXSXXXSSXXXXXXXSSSXXNSSNXSX XXX X'XXXX I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I N XS XNXXXXXXNXXSXXXSXSXSXXXXNXXNXXXSXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXSSXXXXXXSXXNXXXXXX XS XXXXXSXN SXNXXSXX SXSXXXSNSSX SXNSXXXXXSS NNXSSXXSXXX XXXXXXXSXSXSXSXXXXXNXSSSSXXXXSXNNXS NNXSXNNSX SXXSS Q53 XXXXXSN'XXXXSSNXS XXXXXSXSSXS NSNXSXXSSSS XNSXN SXXNS XNXSXNXSXSX X' A. G. JEWETT Hot Point Appliances - Delco Heat Sales and Service Tel. 7 'I66 Main St. Bar Harbor, Maine North Atlantic Packing Co. Packers of Bar Harbor Brand Quality Seafood Specialties Plants at Bar Harbor and Corea, Me. Main Office: 47 West Street BAR HARBOR, MAINE Tel. Bar Harbor, 173 COMPLIMENTS OF M. A. TORREY, M.D. ELLswoRtH MAINE Compliments ot GREEN BROS. FRUIT CO. Tel. 'I2'I BAR HARBOR MAINE XS COMPLIMENTS OF N SSSX EDGAR CHILDREN STORE BAR HARBOR, MAINE SSSSXNSSNSS XSSXSXSNX Battery Service 8. Electric Co. 97-99 Cottage Street XSNXS Bar Harbor, Maine Phone 875 XSNSSNX SSX SXXXXN LYM BURNER ELECTRIC CO. Pyrofax Gas Maytag Washers Water Heater Frigidaire' Refrigerator Electric and Gas Ranges Radios Appliances NNSSNNXXSSS SX NNSX S SS BAR HARBOR MAINE H. W. WAUGH SHOE REBUILDING ' Mail Orders a Specialty 87 North Main Street Brewer, Maine E fs 93888833 XX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Incorporated in 1889 The Olclest Bank In Hancock County BAR HARBOR BANKING and TRUST COMPANY Complete Banking Service through our Official at Southwest Harbor Member Federal Reserve. System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I XX XXX XX XXX XX XXXXXXX XX XXX XX XXXXXXX XX XXXXXXX XX XXXXXXX XX XXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXX XX ' XXXXXX XX XX N NX XX S N X f I I I 1 I ' I I OFFICE SUPPLIES I 1 .IEWELERS and DIAMOND MERCHANTS 3 f 23 Central Street Q I H d S S 25 ammon treet BANGOR, MAINE 2 ' I D' I.I-0133 ' 3 BANGOR, MA NE IU Dial 3793 5 2 5 1 3 1 5 1 1 5 f I Q Stratton's Hardware Company Compliments of 5 5 103 Main sfreef Ellsworth, Maine 5 5 O. W. TAPLEY , 1 Hardware - Sporting Goods 1 H0,,SeW,,,e INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE g f I 1 S Auto Supplies ELLSWORTH MAINE 3 5 I 5 1 1 5 5 I I 1 1 5 5 1 1 1 VINERS SHOE STORE Compliments of 5 1 1 E Footwear for all the family i I I 1 51 Pickering Square PINE TREE RESTAURANT, INC. 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BEAL 5 2 Wholesale Retail 2 2 Fish and Lobsfers 5 I ' 5 2 TEL. 290 2 I I I I 2 SOUTHWEST HARBOR, MAINE 2 S 5 I I 4 5 2 4 , 5 5 5 l I , I I I I I I I I I 1 I 5 5 1 , 2 BEAL'S BOWLING SPA Q 5 1 2 Douglas E. Beal, Pres. g , I ' 8 Modern Alleys Snack Bar 5 2 Clark's Point 2 ' 5 E Tel. 333 Q I 5 5 S SOUTHWEST HARBOR, MAINE ' I I 2 I I SXXXSXXNXSXNSXXSSXXXXXSXNSNSXXSSXSXXXNSSXXXXSXXXXSXXXXXXXSXXSX XXSXX X XX XX XX S X X I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 . 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