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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

'S s i 4 . , . e 1 ,. L M I r , L S E E 1 V , I 4 9 9 9 tl 0 Pemetic High School ACTIVITIES Southwest Harbor, Maine Reserved Seat Sec. A Row 10 Seat 3 PEMETIC YEARBOOK STAFF: QLEFT TO RIGHTJ, SEATEDA: R. Hodgkins, M Ramsdell R Wheaton B Bulmer I Reynolds, M. Robinson, KSTANDINGJ: Advisor Mr. Stadden, E. Stanley B Grindle D Bishop L Birlem K Rich, A. Bunker, G. Morrill, M. Rich, N. Reed, P. Stanley, M. Stanley D Hamblen Last Row QSTANDINGJ D. Carroll, P. Trafton, K. Bouchard, P. Dunbar. TO THE CLASS OF 1955 This yearbook is the combined efforts of the entire school The Staff hopes you will lookback in the years to come and think of the happy hours you spent at Pemetic, cherishing every minute of those hours Editgr ....... Asst. Editor . . . Business Manager. . Asst. Bus. Manager . Literary Editor. . . Asst. Literary Editor . Activities Editor . . Senior Class Editor . . Junior Class Editor . . Sophomore Class Editor Freshman Class Editor. 7 81 8 Class Editor . . Sports Editor . . . Asst. Sports Editor . Art Editor ..... Asst. Art Editor . Exchange Editor . Alumni Editor .f . . Asst. Alumni Editor . Robert Wheaton. . Gwendolyn Morrill Brian Bulmer . . Joanne Reynolds . Paul Trafton . . Ann Bunker . . . Meredith Rich . . Rebecca Hodgkins . Kathleen Bouchard Pauline Dunbar A. . Mary Ramsdell . . Lynne Birlem . Doris Bishop . David Carroll . Dwight Harnblem Esther Stanley . Pheobe Stanley . Betsy Grindle . Mary Robinson . Nancy Mae Reed Karen Rich . . Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 This page sponsored by MANSET MARINE SUPPLY CO nouns n:'1- 'TlF'? on , D Mr . Dona ld Mortland We, the Class of 1955, take great pleasure in dedicating this yearbook to you Mr. Donald Mortland, in hopes that it will in a small way show you that we have appreciated the help, patience and friendship that you have shown us during your years with us at Pernetic. This Page Sponsored by DRYQC' ffl N512 l ELLSWORTH. MAINE 1 4 FRONT ROW: MRS, WINIFRED POTTLE Grade Seven MRS, EVELYN BRYER Domestic Science F. H. A. Advisor MISS ROSEMARY RILEY English, French Librarian MISS LORRAINE CRABTREE AllCo1ti1ncrcial Subjects Girls' Basketball Cheering Coach MRS. ANNA ROBINSON Music Supervisor Glee Club MISS MIRRAM SPAULDING Girls' Physical Education Public Speaking, English Absent when picture taken: MR, WOOD, Art Teacher BACK ROW: MR, DONALD MORTLAND English, Latin MR. CLYDE HADEN Physical Education Social Studies, Mathematics MR. RICHARD SAVAGE Industrial Arts Shop Math Corridor Wardens Principal WILLIS I, FURTWENGLER Advanced Mathematics Physics, Guidance MR, JOHN HEWITT Algebra, Biology General Science MR. ALTON ROBINSON Instrumental Music Director of Band MR. ALFRED STADDEN Problems of Democracy Modern History, ,U. S. History Driver Education, Mathematics This Page Sponsored by WELTON'S MARKET Compliments of Prime Meats-Crroceries- Vegetables-Frozen Foods MACHIASPORT CANNIN Telephone 51 5 Manset, Maine McKinle y, Maine G inistr -I -xv? 1- 1 Qs x s I ,Q , 5 if M k iln, 5 Q5 ,Maw ,rf frmwis . , + fra, i 3'f-1z,if2i2f?1: 1 To the Pemetic yearbook staff: Hard work and patience on your part has done much in producing your yearbook. The task is finishedg the rush to meet deadlinesg last minute changesg all are over and done with. The experience you encountered as members of the staff will carry over into the outside world. May I congratulate you on the final outcome of your effortsg The 1955 Pemetic Yearbook Sincerely yours, Willis I. Furtwengler, Principal This Page Sponsored by LAWRENCE S. ROBINSON CO. Real Estate Insurance Management Appraisals ---- 1927 Charles W. Sawyer Jr. Lawrence S. Robinson Telephone 135 and 347 Southwest Harbor, Maine 5 Mr, ifiigg 1,4 --n ,J -ff 'Mil' lib if 1 M, Eg, if - Aww 'lun-if 1 seniors W N iff vt lr CLEO HARMON ALLEY Cle Industrial Cross Country Ig Interclass Basket- ball I, 2, 3 KATHLEEN ROCHELLE BOUCHARD Kay General F. H.A. I, 2, 3, 45 President F. H. A. 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 3, 43 Jun- ior Prom 3g Sophomore Hop 23 Glee Club I, 2g Prize Speaking 3g Senior Play Manager 4: One Act Play 2: Carnival 2, 3g Office Girl 45 Assembly Program 4: Science Club 29 Tri-Hi-Y Ig Freshman Re- ception Ig News Reporter 3, 49 F. H.A. Award 43 Ticket Seller 3, 43 Usher 2 I 3' 4 JEAN CAROL BLACK Jean Commercial F.H.A. 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 49 Art 25 Corridor Warden 2, 3, 4g Honor Society 2, 3, 4g Senior Play 45 Sophomore Hop 25 Junior Prom 3g Pemetic Staff 3: Pow Wow Staff 2g Interclass Volley Ball Ig Inter- class Basketball 2 This Page Sponsored by THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Bar Harbor Southwest Harbor , Maine The Bank of Personal Service 7 ,r s LAWRENCE BALLARD Ralph Gorilla College I, 2, 3 Industrial 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4, 5. 6, J.V. Bas- ketball Ig Orchestra I3 Pow Wow Staff 2: Eastern Mane Composite Bandg Operettag Variety Showg Peme- tic Yearbook 35 All State Festival Concert Band 2g Eastern Maine Mu- sic Festivalsg Interclass Basketball LESTER C. BRACY Bump Industrial Cross Country I, 4: Magazine Award Winner I ' RICHARD BROWN Pear-shape College Pemetic Staff 3, Senior Play 4: Pow Wow Staff 2g National Honor Society 3,4, Junior Prom Committee 3, So- phomore Hop Committee 2, Band 2, 3,45 Operetta I,2, Magazine Con- test Award 3, Carnival 2,3, Varsity Baseball 2, 3,4g Varsity Basketball 2, 3,4g Junior Varsity Basketball ig Cross Country 3g Class Officer, Vice Presi- dent 2,4. JOHN HARRIMAN CARROLL Johnny- Pug College Basketball I,2', 3,4g Baseball 3,49 Track I, Sophomore Hop 2g Carni- val Committee 3g Junior Prom 3, Interclass Basketball 1,25 Interclass Football lg Yearbook 3, Senior Play Electrician 4. CYNTHIA FARNHAM CARROLL Candy College National Honor Society 2, 3,4, Class Officer, Student Council Representa- tive 2,3,4, Magazine Captain 2, 3,4, BERTRAM LEON BUTLER Butler Industrial Junior Prom 3. KEITH REGINA LD CLARK Speedy Pemetic Staff 3, Pow Wow Staff 3, Senior Play 45 Band l,2,3,4, G.A.A. Awards I,2, 3,45 Freshman Reception Committee Ig F.H.A. 3,4g F. l-LA. Award 4, Orchestra 15 Orchestra Award Ig Freshman Prize Speaking Ig Softball 35 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1,29 Var- sity Cheerleader 3, Captain 4. General Oops 3,4512 V. Basketball 2,3, V Basketball 4, Cross Country 1,2 Baseball I,2, 3,49 Interclass Basket ball 1 2- Carnival Committee 2 Sophomore l-lop Committee 2 8 xx S4522 Q n 1 I i 4 2 s . A , A E J i Q .3 E K , . 1,15 'iff' V .g. , 1-f'2'f-4.6! ., H 5 'iii 5151 it 1 'I 'lg-Q53 . at P 'fi 'ttf 'I -ir f. .,., .A f . f W f- -my v AGNES ELLEN DOLLIVER Ag Aggie Commercial Freshman Prize Speaking 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice President 3: Pemetic Staff 3: Pow Wow Staff 2: Junior Prom 3: Senior Prom 4: Soph omore Hop 2: Interclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Committees I, 2, 3, 4: One Act Plays 2: Senior Play 4: Mix ed Chorus 3: Science Club 2, 3: Secretary 2, 3: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: Secretary 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 4: School Treasur- er 4: Art Club 2: Class Treasurer IV, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Usher 2: Oper- etta I: Assembly Committee 4: Junior Prize Speaking 3: Second Prize WILLIS JOSEPH FURTWENGLER, IR. Bill College National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Pemetic Yearbook Staff 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Awards I, 4: Freshman Speaking I: Mixed Chorus 3: Interclass Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2: Carni- val Committee 3: Sophomore Hop 2: Junior Prom Committee 3: Oops Club 3, 4: Corridor Warden 2, 3: Pow Wow staff 2: One Act Play Award 3: One Act Play 3: Art Club 2.3 JUANITA E. DUNBAR Nita College Senior Play 4: Pemetic Staff 3: Bas- ketball 3, 4: Junior Cheering I, 2: Junior Prom Committee 3: Sopho- more Hop Committee 2: Interclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Interclass Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4: Carnival I, 3: Glee Club I, 2: Corridor War- den 2, 3, 4: Oops Club 3, 4: G. A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Awards I, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Bank Teller I: Freshman Prize Speaking I This page sponsored by CUZ'S CAFE Southwest Harbor, Tele. 8410 'Q' 9 DANIEL WILDER DOLLIVER Dan Commercial Class President I: Cross Country 3: Sophomore Hop 2: Junior Prom 3: Corridor Wardens 3, 4: Interclass Basketball I: Pemetic Yearbook Staff 3: Class Numerals I: Track Award 3 LEROY GREENLAW Magie: Little Seth: Cap College Class Vice President 3: Oops Club 3, 4: Science Club 3: Pemetic Assistant Editor 3: J. V. Basketball 3: X-Country 3: Interclass Basket- ball I: Junior Prom Committee 3: Senior Prom Committee 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: One Act Play I, 3, 4: State Music Festival 3, 4: County Music Festival 3, 4: Senior Class Play 4: Mixed Chorus 3: Okinawa American High School 2: Carnival Committee 3 RALPH MORGAN GRINDLE Griddle Morg Commercial Oop's Club 3, 45 Sophomore Hop 25 Junior Prom Committee 35 Inter- class Basketball I, 35 Class Numer- als I5 Senior Play 45 Pemetic Year- book Staff 35 Pow Wow Staff 25 Car- nival I, 35 Band 3, 45 Mixed Cho- rus 35 Varsity Basketball 45 Senior Prom Committee 4 RICHARD WILBUR HERRICK Dick College Honor Society 35 Oop's Club 3, 45 Hi-Y I, 25 Cross Country I5 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Corridor Warden 3, 4: In- terclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Pow Wow Staff fAssistant Editorj 25 Op- eretta 15 One Act Play 2, 3, 45 Science Club 2, 3, 45 Variety Show 35 Prize Speaking I5 Music Festival I, 2, 3, 45 County Festival 3 WILMA JANE HAMBLEN Willey College G.A.A. I, 2, 35 President 45 Oop's Club 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 J. V. Cheering I, 2g Captain 25 Var- sity Cheering 35 Award 35 Pemetic Staff 35 Senior Play 45 Junior Prom GEORGE CLINTON HALL Jitter General J. V. Basketball I5 Varsity Basket- ball 3, 45 Interclass Basketball I, PATRICIA ANN JOHNSON Pat Commercial 2 Senior Play 4, National Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. r, 2, 3, 45 Committee 35 Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Office Practice 1, 2, 35 Song Leader in F. H.A. 3, 4: IO G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Awards 3g Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Ju- nior Prom Committee 35 Pemetic Staff 3, Pow Wow Staff 25 Inter- class Volleyball I SHIRLEY LEWIS Commercial HAROLD EARL NELSON JR. Red F. H.A. I,2, 3,4, Parliamentarian Industrial Reporter 3: Executive Chairman 3. Hi-Y Ig Baseball Interclass Basket- 43 G.A.A. I,2,3,45Nl1II16I31S 2, ball, Interclass Volley Ball I, 2, Inter- class Basketball I,2, 3, softball 2, 3, Glee Club I,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y I, Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3,4, Pow- Wow Typist 2, Freshman Reception 2, Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Yearbook Exchange-Snapshots-Typ ist 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Play 4. KEITH NEWMAN Newm College Senior Play 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3.4, Sophomore Hop 2, Junior Prom 3, Interclass Basketball I,2, 3, Oop's NORRIS M. REDDISH Razzle Club 3,4, National Honor Society 3, College 4: Boys State 3. Oop 's Club 3,4, Senior Play 4, Inter- class Basketball I,2, I Act Play 2. MARGARET ANN REED Maggie College National Honor Society 2, 3,4, Senior Play 4, Pemetic Staff 3g Band I,2,3, 4, Band Awards I,4, Freshman Speak- ing I, Glee Club I,2,4, Magazine Con- test Captain I, Carnival I,2, 3, Inter- class Volleyball 1, 2,3,4, Interclass Basketball I,2, 3,4, Operetta 2, Girls Athletic Association I,2, 3,4, Awards 2,3,4, G. A.A. Secretary and Treasure 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Prom Committee 4, Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Freshmen Reception Com mittee Ig F.H.A. I,2,3,4, F.H.A. Songleader 4, F. H.A. Award 4, Oops Club 3,4, Oops Club Officer 4, Girls Basketball Assistant Manager 3, Girls Basketball Manager 4, Varsity Cheering 3.4, Cheering Award 3, Junior Varsity Cheerleader I,2, Corridor Warden 2, 3, 4, Pow Wow Staff 2, Office Girl I,2, Magazine Awards I,2,3,4. 11 GERALD RICH Cowboy College Class President 2, 3,45 Student Coun- cil 35 Student Council President 45 Band 1,2,3, 45 Oops Club 3,49 Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 Magazine Chairman 45 Pemetic Editor 35 Pow- Wow Editor 25 Senior Prom 45 Junior Prom 35 Sophomore I-lop, 25 Operetta 25 Junior Prize Speaking I5 Science Club 35 Senior Play 45 One-Act Play 3,45 Prize Speaking I5 Mixed Chorus 35 Variety Show 35 Interclass Basketball 15 Carnival Committee 35 State Music Festival 1,2, 3,45 County Music Fes- tival 3,45 EMERSON FOBE SPURLING Tuck-Tar Industrial Oops 3.4: J. V. Basketball 35 Inter- class Basketball I, 25 LA WRENCE WARREN ROBINSON Larry Industrial Junior Varsity Basketball l, 25 Cross- Country 45 Sophomore Hop 25 Inter- Class Basketball 2, 3, 45 MARY ROBINSON Met Commercial Glee Club l,2,3,45 President 35 A- wards 3,45 Pemetic Staff 3,45 Pow- Wow Staff, 25 Junior Prom 35 Senior Prom 45 Sophomore Hop 25 Inter- class Basketball 3,45 Committees I, 2,3,45 Office Girl 45 F.H.A. l,2,3, 45 Vice President 3,45 Awards 45 G. A.A. 1, 3,45 Activity Committee 3,45 Awards 3545 Senior Play, 45 One- Act Play 2,35 Awards 25 Magazine Contest Leader 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Award 35 Student Coun- cil 45 Secretary 45 Class Officer Secretary 2, 3,45 Junior Prize Speak- ing 35 First Prize, Corridor Warden 3,45 Prize Speaking 15 Art Club 25 Girls' State Delegate35 Mixed Chorus 3. ESTHER LAVERNE STANLEY Deanie 12 College Course F.H.A. 1,2, 3,45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Vice-President National Honor Society5 F.H.A. Parliamentarian5 Senior Play One-Act Play, Prompter5 Corridor Warden, Interclass Basketball, Dance Committees. DONALD IVAN SULLIVAN IR. Gups Industrial Course Cross Country l, 2, 3, 4g Interclass Basketball l, 2, ' ' lf, y ,, if krrfii fkky, . L . VV f . 1' 451 I I DEAN SPURLING WHITNEY Whit College Course National Honor Society 3,4g Base- ball 2, 3, 4, Cross Country I, 2, 3, 45 J. V. Basketball 3g Interclass Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Corridor Warden 3, 4. MAURICE K. Tl-IURSTON Industrial Course Committee I, 2, 3, 4 THE SNOW STORM The sun went down before 'tvvas nightg The heat from the furnace indeed felt slight. The sky itself had an ominous hueg With ne'er a single patch of blue. Though the horses stamped within their stalls, The barnyard was barren of songbird calls. The small beasts hid neath bushes low As they awaited the coming of the snow. In the stillness twixt night and morn, There in the darkness a storm was born. 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Stanwood. We, the Class of 1956, opened with forty two students. Mr. Staddenwas our faculty advisor. We are sorry to say that Katherine Harper and Patricia Wentworth left us before the end of the first quarter. During the second week of schoolwe elected our class officers as follows: President ............. Robert Wheaton Vice President . . .... Alice Harper S6Cretary ............ Rebecca Hodgkins Treasurer ............ Joanne Reynolds Student Council Representatives: Pauline Dunbar and Albert Busswell We tried out a new plan this year, with each class of Pemetic High School having a hand in the Year Book. The major offices were left in the hands of the Junior Class. On the Varsity Basketball team were, Jay Ramsdell, Robert Wheaton, Philip Dow, On the Junior Varsity were Berton Willey, Robert Stanwood Gerald Walls, Richard Phippen, Terry Stanley, and Roger Pomroy. Ann Bunker, Rachel Spurling, Sandra Jellison, Betsy Grindle, and Joanne Reynolds were players on the girls basketball team. Rebecca I-lodgkins and Pauline Dunbar are on the Varsity cheering squad. The class rings were ordered early in the year and were here in time for Christmas. The Junior Prom was held May 6 and was well attended. 5' va FIRST ROW: I. Clark, I. Rich, M. Ramsdell, M. Rich, K. Hutchins, P. Trafton, W. Mitchell, M. Stanley. SECOND ROW: E. Dorr, D. Carroll, W. Basler, J. Bouchard, F. White, R. Billings, J. Closson, Advisor Mr. Hewetr. THIRD ROW: E. Bracey, N. Young, V. Fortenberry, E. Gilley, L. Farley, J. Butler, G. Morrill, H. Harper. FOURTH ROW: F. Rich, J. Dillon, N. A. Reed, N. M. Reed, R. Donovan, H. Sawyer, G. Jones FIFTH ROW: C. Joyce, L. Ward, G. Hill, R. Marr. The Sophomore Class started the year with 35 members. We also have with us this year a new member, William Basler. We elected the following officers: President ..... . . . . . Kenneth Hutchins Vice President . . . . Meredith Rich Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . Paul Trafton Secretary.. .... ..................MaryRamsdell Student Council ........ Mary Stanley and Wayne Mitchell Our class advisor was Mr. Hewitt. We are Well represented in sports. Boys' basketball repre- sentatives are Wayne Mitchell, John Bouchard, and Jimmy Carroll. Other sports were G. A. A., F. H. A., Glee Club, Band, I. V. basket- ball, and cheerleading which represented Mary Ramsdell as varsity substitute. 16 ,-......, ,, . . ,, , .pu .,,, I O L gg .. 4 - At the beginning of the school year the following officers were elected for the Freshman Class: President: Elizabeth Thatcher V. President: William Moore Treasurer: Lynne Birlem Secretary: Joan Faulkingham The Freshman initiation was held in September and the girls were required to wear pajama bottoms, colored socks, high heels, man's pullover, man's felt dress hat, no make-up, and hair uncombed. The boys wore the following--lady's blouse, skirt, apron, kerchief, nylon stockings, lipstick and high heels. Every- one had a wonderful time and we are all looking forward to initiating next year's Freshmen. During the magazine drive we won the twenty-five dollar prize for the class averaging the most money brought in per person. We started the year with an enrollment of thirty-seven, but we lost Sandra Murphy and Diana Orcutt. Luther Miller joined us in October which made our enrollment thirty-six. Compliments of Maine's Most Modern Skating Rink Trenton, Maine fOn the Bar Harbor- A. L. SOME5 Sr SONS Ellsworth Road, Enjoy this Popular pastime Mews at Boys Clothing at the RAINBOW ROLLER RINK Tel 414-3 S W Harbor 17 ay ws? FIRST ROW: P. Rich, C, Dillon, D. Bishop, W. Carter, L. Madore, SECOND ROW: Miss Spaulding aclvisorg H. Dori. T. Greenlaw, E. Stanwood, L. Urquhart, E. Furtwengler, A. Carroll P. Hamblen, E. Fortenberry, S. Emerson, P. Fualkingham. Eighth Grade History On September 7, 1954, there were sixteen members in the class. The following officers were elected: President: Doris Bishop Vice-President: William Carter Secretary: Philip Rich Treasurer: Dorothy Johnson Student Council: Loretta Madore Charles Dillon On September 17, 1954, we welcomed the Seventh Grade with a party. There were skits, games and dances. They also had a Christmas party. This Page Sponsored by THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Bar Harbor Southwest Harbor, Maine The Bank of Personal Service FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, R. Vine, M. Stanley, D. Ellis, S. Christianson, L. Wass, S. Bunker, R, Smith, B. Johnson. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, P. Gray, L. Phinney, K, Clark, J, Norwood, W. Carroll, S, Herrick, J. Hinkley, S. Collins, Advisor, Mrs. Pottle. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, D, Walsh, J. Wellington, F. Pinkham, C, Bulmer, Tp Walsh, A. Michaud, D. Jumper, FOURTH ROW LEFT TO RIGHT, S. Willey, J, Thurston, K. Beal, P, Murphy, E. Alley. SEVENTH GRADE The class of 1960 opened its first year at Pemetic with twenty-nine members. The following officers were elected: President Leighton Wass Vice President Sandra Christianson Secretary Myrna Stanley Treasurer Susan Bunker Student Council Dennis Ellis Bonnie Johnson Those girls representing the seventh grade on the cheering squad are Jane Hinckley, Susan Bunker, Sandra Christianson, and Bonnie John- son as susbtitute. There are several boys on the basketball team and everyone in the class took part in the Operetta, The White Gypsy. During the school year, we lost William Miller and Darrel Fernald but gained Constance Bulmer. Compliments of VINES RADIO Compliments of S. W. HARBOR MOTOR CO. Television Appliances SAWYERS MARKET Shell Gas and Oil Wiring Contracts Meats and Groc. Tel. 51 S. W. Harbor Southwest Harbor-104-2 Tel. -301 !v7 .ff lx ' 'x . ff' , U H 9 . I' J 9 L fd.. , X i - A A Q up K 3 l I 8 4-A m..n.ii'A 1' A a 5 im '-T ln.. 'Wt zpq-fn . Z . FIRST ROW, SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Reed, S. Lewis, R. Brown, M. Robinson, B. Bulmer, C. Carroll, G. Rich. SECOND ROW, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Dolliver, J. Reynolds, R. Hodgkins, E. Stanley, P. Johnson, J. Black, A. Harper, A. Bunker, K. Newman. THIRD ROW: Advisor Mr. Furtwengler, R. Herrick D. Whitney, W. Furtwengler, R. Wheaton. Oapawed FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Clark, M. Reed, C. Carroll, E. Spurling, K. Newman, W. Hamblen, W. Furtwengler, L. Greenlaw. SECOND ROW: Mr. Grindle, G. Rich, J. Dunbar, N. Reddish, R. Herrick, Advisor Mr. Sradden. GORDON and WHITE GARAGE Ford Sales and Service Goodrich Tires-Tubes First Class Repairs , A 4 x- KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Dow, B. Willey, H. Sawyer, A. Mitchell. SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT C. Carroll, M. Robinson, J. Dunbar, W. Hamblen, M, Reed, R, Hodgkins, N. Reed, J. Blaczk. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Ingalls, I. Reynolds, B, Bulmer, R. Wheaton, W. Bracey, Advisor, Mr. Savage, A. Buswell, D. Dolliver, D. Whitney, B, Grindle, A. Bunker. The corridor wardens are installed every year to keep things running smoothly in the halls of Pemetic High. They are as above: 0 r SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Bunker, L. Madore, K, Rich, P. Hamblen. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Accornpanisr, M, Dolliver, M. Rich, Advisor, Mrs, Robinsong M. Ramsdell, M, Stanley. This year, instead of a Glee Club, Pemetic, under the leader- ship of Mrs. Robinson, produced a girl's chorus consisting of the eight above named girls: The girls sang at the various kinds of entertainment put on at Pemetic during the school year and were well received. Considerable credit is due Mrs. Robinson for the fine work done by this group. Compliments of , , ANCHOR LIGHT STUDIO Quality Merchandise at W. H. Ballard Popular Prices 22 Photographer Southwest Harbor, Maine Southwest Harbor, Me. T. SEARLES JR. 5 Sr 10 STORE I 'Du-.4-H rm FIRST ROW SEATED QIEFT TO RIGHTQ: K. Newman, M. Robinson, A. Dolliver, G. Rich, E. Ingalls C Carroll SECOND ROW CSTANDINGJ: P. Dunbar, J. Leonard, D. Ellis, C. Dillon, L. Madore, B. Johnson. THIRD ROW Advisor Mr. Furtwengler, W. Mitchell, A. Buswell, A. Larrabee, M. Stanley. The Student Council is made up of 16 members under the supervision of Mr. Furtwengler, It consists of: President . . . Gerald Rich Vice Pres , , Edith Ingalls Secretary . . . .Mary Robinson Treasurer .,,.,,,,.,... Agnes Dolliver Representatives to the council are: Seniors ........ Candy Carroll 81 Keith Newman Juniors , , , , Pauline Dunbar gl Albert Buswell Sophomores . . Wayne Mitchell 81 Mary Stanley Freshmen. . Albert Larabee 81 Janice Leonard Grade 8. . . Loretta Madore 81 Charles Dillon Grade 7 ........ Dennis Ellis 8: Bonnie Johnson A few of the responsibilities of the Student Council are: Determining qualifications for lettersg allotting concessions, approving payment of all bills, sponsors activities, such as Red Cross, March of Dimes. Magazine Drive and Carnivalsg and authorizes all school equipment, such as sports' material. 23 ,it QP' s-1 -I 'fl awww SEATED: Principal Willis I. Furtwengler LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Robinson, E. Furtwengler, D. Bishop, L. Birlem, M. Hill, A. Dolliver, R. Hodgkins, K. Bouchard, M. Stanley, M. Robinson, M. Ramsdell. The secretaries to the Principal are kept very busy through out the day. Some of their many duties are to get the mail, take care of detention list, make out absent list, call in number for hot lunch, answer tele- phone, and many, many smaller details that come up through out the day. With the help of these eleven girls the many tasks of our Principal are made a little lighter. l ii- -.liulr Wmdew SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Hamblen, I. Dunbar, M. Robinson, M. Reed, E. Ingalls, C. Carroll, J. Black. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Advisor Mr. Savage, D. Dolliver, R. Herrick, D. Whitney, B. Willey, P. Dow. 24 06 I FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Thatcher, M. Ramsdell, R. Hodgkins, C. Carroll, W. I-lamblen, M. Reed, J. Dunbar, M. Robinson, A. Dolliver, Advisor Miss Spaulding. SECOND ROW: M. Rich, J. Clark, I. Hill, R. Spurling, S. Jellison, E. Farley, J. Faulkingham, E. Gilley, E. Ingalls. THIRD ROW: S. Lewis, L. Dillon, K. Rich, N. Young, V. Fortenberry, A. Bunker, L. Farley, P. Farley, A. Harper, H. Harper. FOURTH ROW: B. Grindle, J. Leonard, L. Birlem, P. Johnson, M. Holt, M. Nelson, L. Robinson, J. Butler. FIFTH ROW: J. Coffin, M. Baisler, R. Hamblen, L. Morse, P. Dunbar, J. Reynolds. :A v The first meeting of the G. A. A. was held September 14, under the di- rection of Miss Spaulding our faculty advisor. There are forty-two members Officers were elected as follows: President ................... ........ W ilma Hamblen Vice President ..... . Cynthia Carroll Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Margaret Reed Activity Committee: Freshman . . . . Elizabeth Thatcher Sophomore . . . . Mary Ramsdell Junior ............................. Rebecca Hodgkins Senior ............................... Mary Robinson The members of this organization are given awards according to the number of points they earn during the school year. The system works as follows: 50 . . . . . . , Class Numerals 100 . . . . School Letter 150 .................................. State Letter 200 ............................ ....... S tate Pin The G. A. A. is planning to have intramural sports one Saturday a month. There are many activities in which we can participate to earn points. Some are hikes, volleyball, basketball, softball, badminton, cheering dancing and biking. The first hike of the year was held in October with twenty-one attending. as Y La The band played several times during the season at basketball games and has held a concert to raise funds for new uniforms. Some members of the band are planning to go to the All-State Festival in April which will be held this year at South Portland. The Eastern Maine Festival will be held in Dexter this year on May Zl. Director: Clarinets: Firsts: Seconds: Thirds: Flutes: Mr. Alton Robinson Candy Carroll Betsy Grindle Joanne Reynolds Loretta Madore Fred White Dennis Ellis Bonnie Johnson Lynne Birlem Ann Carroll Missing from picture: Bill Moore Trumpets: Seconds: Thirds Margaret Reed Jerry Closson Meredith Rich Jerry Walls Donald Jumper Jane Coffin Leighton Wass Terry Walsh Janice Leonard Susan Bunker Marilyn Dolliver Richard Herrick Stephen Herrick Gerald Rich Karen Rich Richard Brown Neal Robinson Lawrence Ballard Willis Furtwengler Mary Ramsdell LeRoy Greenlaw Janet Clark Shelia Collins Ann Bunker Morgan Grindle ' , paw Wm FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Ramsdell, M. Stanley, J. Clark, N. M. Reed, K. Rich. SECOND ROW LEFT T0 RIGHT: Advisor Miss Riley, F. Rich, R. Marr, M. Rich. The Class of 1959 published the Pow Wow this year with Miss Riley as our supervisor. We elected the following: Edif01' ........ . . . . Mary Ramsdell Assistant Editor . . ..... Fred Rich Business Manager . . . . Nancy May Reed Girls' Sports ..... Boys' Sports .... Literary , , , Jokes ..... ArtEditor... .. . Karen Rich Robert Marr Mary Stanley Meredith Rich . .Janet Clark An issue was published every month with special issues on Easter Christma s and Thanksgiving. 27 A X uw mo Attention LEST I FORGET I remember a woodland pathway That wanders over a hillg It winds under Hazel bushes, It crosses a laughing rill. Hid from the glare of sunlight By branches that interlace, Far from the dust of the highway- Tbe 'Team A cool, delightful place. V g,iiL, f The sweetest songs under Heaven, A The birds of that Woodland singg 'rle ryl A p And many shy flowers of the forest, y ylyig Their delicate odors bring. Q ,Q And the secret of that pathway 1 ' tftt t A It A For the one who has to roam? The charm it holds for the wanderer? 'sf sii wg., A -6 This is the place, the Kenneys call Home. was f biiliiibs ? R-L-11 P. Christmas Tide S JS -Q 9 V ,',G?f--'1u,r 5 'r'gY?f'Eg Y , nw ff: U. a 3 N at . ' 35. N R if Our Pride and .IOJV Lost Something? Assembly At Work FIRST ROW: S. Lewis, E. Stanley, M. Ramsdell, N. Young, K. Bouchard, M. Robinson, M. Reed, W. Hamblen, J. Dunbar, A. Dolliver. SECOND ROW: E. Thatcher, P. Albee, L. Dillon, M. Rich, E. Farley, J. Faulkingham, I. Butler, C. Carroll, Advisor Mrs. Bryer. THIRD ROW: S. Iellison, R. Spurling, J. Black, P. Johnson, M. Holt, L. Farley, E. Ingalls, A. Harper, H. Harper, H. Francis. FOURTH ROW: J. Coffin, V. Fortenberry, N. Reed, E. Gilley, N. Reed, M. Stanley, P. Dunbar, R. Hodgkins. FIFTH ROW: R. Hamblen, L. Morse, M. Nelson, L. Robinson, S. Lewis. The Future Homemakers ofAmerica met the middle of September and elected the following officers: President . . . . Kathleen Bouchard Vice President . . .Mary Robinson Secretary . . . Agnes Dolliver Treasurer. . . . Natalie Young Historian ..... . Mary Ramsdell Parliarnentarian ..... . Esther Stanley Executive Council Chairman . . . Shirley Lewis Faculty Advisor ..... . . . Mrs. E. Bryer Mother Advisors . . Mrs. N. J. Bouchard Mrs. R. Stanwood Song Leaders . . , , . . . . , . . Wilma Hamblen Margaret Reed The F.H.A. officers and Freshman of Pernetic were installed by the North- east Harbor Chapter. It was very effectivly done by candlelight. Our Club sponsored a Cowboy show and are selling Christmas cards to raise money. In December we held our annualChristmas party. On February 10 our Mother and Daughter Banquet was held, Mrs. Riegal was our guest speaker. The office Practice girls of Pemetic were responsible for the printing of the State F, H. A. News letter. Our Chapter President, also State Public Relation Chairman, was Edito1'. Ten Senior girls were Presented their F. H. pins on Class Day. I The Senior class Lmder the direction of faculty adviser Mr. Mortland, presented a three act comedy THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED on November fifth. The leading role was played by Mary Robinson. With a supporting cast of: R.Herrick, W.Hamb1en, L.Green1aw, J.Dunbar, A.Do11iver, W.Furtweng1er,Jr., M.R66Cl. K.Newman, R.Brown, P.Johnson, S. Lewis, E.Stanley, C.Carro1l, I.B1ack, G.Rich, R.Hodgkins, M.Rich. Prompter,R.Richg Stage and Property Managers, N. Reddish, W. Furtwengler, Jr.g Curtain Puller and Electrician, L. Ballardg Advertising Managers, K. Bouchard, M. Grindle. The play was well received by the audience. I 0 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Bunker, M, Ramsdell, E. Fortenberry, N, Reed, B. Grindle, J. Clark, D, Johnson. STANDING: M, Rich, Advisor, Miss Rileyg G. Morrill. 0 0 I 0 0 The Student Librarians' Association is a new organization which was formed this year for the purpose of keeping the library in order and serv- ing the students and faculty at Pemetic. It consists of students who have volunteered to give their time and effort for one study hall daily so that there will always be someone in the library to serve the students. Before this year the library had little organizationg therefore the present librar- ians have had to do much extra work in discarding, preparing the books for use, cataloging, and taking inventory. The Librarians hope the organ- ization will. flourish in the coming year for they feel that it is essential for a good school like Pemetic to have a good library and a good library owes most of its existence to the Librarians. THE DREAM UNWINDS Mike - Keith Newman Barney - Willis Furtwengler, Jr, Joe - Kenneth Hutchins Pete - Agnes Dolliver Bob ' Jack Rich Beth - Rebecca Hodgkins Stage and Property Mgr. - Norris Prompter - Betsy Grindle Electrician - Lawrence Ballard Curtain Puller - George Hall Meredith Rich Head Student Librarian ONE-ACT PLAYS MARCH 18th Reddish SUITABLE FOR CHARITY Hazel - Meredith Rich Morgan - Richard Herrick Claire - Mary Robinson William - LeRoy Greenlaw Ralph - Morgan'Grindle Ellen - Esther Stanley Clarence - Neil Robinson THE MYSTERY OF THE SILVER-BACKED HAIRBRUSH J. Grewsome - Smith - Jerry Closson Minnie - Juanita Dunbar Flossie - Cynthia Carroll The Murdered - Dan Dolliver Chesterton - Gerald Rich Dobson - Robert Stanwood Others - Joanne Reynolds, Ann Bunker and Eddie Dorr Stage and Prop. Mgr. - Leslie Ward Prompter - Margaret Reed Electrician - Fred White Curtain Puller - Fred White Stage and Property Mgr, Donald Sullivan Prompter - Natalie Young Electrician - David Carroll Curtain Puller - David Carroll Advertising - James Farley Make-Up - Mrs. Carroll Directed by - Mr. Donald Mortland 31 S MNA 6 s -4 Q 1 't 5-if f WW if The class of 1955 met in September, 1951 with an enrollment of 48 students. Mr. Stetson served as our faculty adviser. The following were chosen as class officers: Pres. , D. Dolliver, V.P. , G. Rich, Sec., E. Spurling, Treas. , A. Dolliver, and Student Council Rep. , were B. Hancock and K. Newman. On Friday, September Twenty-eighth, the Sophomores gave us a reception. We had a wonderful time parading around town in our new style clothes. The boys on the J.V. , B.B. team were: G. Hall, R. Brown, W. Stanley, and L. Robinson, R. Herrick served as Asst. Mgr. J. Carroll made the Var. B.B. squad and W. Hamblen played on the girls' Var. Team. The Jr. Var. cheering squad consisted of C. Carroll, Capt., M, Reed, J. Dunbar, W. Hamblen, and G. Perkins. We have also been well represented in the F.H.A., G.A.A., Debating, and Freshmen Speaking Exhibition. We began our second year at Pemetic with an enrollment of 45 members with Mrs. Winifred Pottle as our faculty adviser. During the year we bid good-bye to A. Mitchell and L. Noyes who moved out of town. We elected the following class officers: Pres., G. Rich, V.P. , R. Brown, Sec., M. Robinson, Treas. , A. Dol- liver, Student Council Rep. , C. Carroll, K. Newman. On October third we gave the freshmen their annual welcoming and initiation party. We took on the task of publishing the school newspaper, The Pow Wow. In sports this year we had a good showing with I. Carroll on the Var. B.B. team and R. Brown on the J.V. Squad. D. Whitney and K. Clark were on the Cross Country Team. The I. V. Cheerleading group had six sophomore members: C. Carroll, A. Thatcher, G. Perkins, W. Hamblen, and M. Reed. J. Dunbar served as a substitute. The sophomores were represented in F.H.A. Band, G.A. A. , Science Club, and Debating. L Our class enrolled for its 1953-54 school year with forty-tvvo members, but before the half year we reluctantly bid good-bye to C. Galley, and L. Robinson. Though we lost these two students, we gained L. Owen from Florida. We elected our class officers as follows: Pres. , G. Rich, V. P. , L. Greenlaw, Sec. , Mary Robinson, Treas. , A. Dolliver, Student Council Rep. were C. Carroll and K. Newman. We made a good showing in basketball with J. Carroll, R. Brown and G. Hall on the varsity and D. Whitney, K. Clark, E. Spurling and L. Greenlaw on J.V. 's. Varsity Cheerleaders were C. Carroll, W. Hamblen, and M. Reed. We were well represented in Girls'basketball F.H. A., G. A. A., Science Club, and Oop's Club. Our last year at Pemetic opened with thirty-three members under the direction of Mr. Donald Mortland. A. Thatcher returned to give us a total of thirty-four members for the year. Our Senior play The Little Dog Laughed was presented on November fifth and was well received by the aud- ience. Our class pictures, announcements and name cards were exchanged late in November. We made a very good showing in sports during the year. Members of the Var. B.B. Team were: I. Carroll, R. Brown, W. Furtvvengler, Jr., G. Hall, and K. Clark. Members of the Girls' Basketball Team were, Capt. W. Hamblen, J. Dunbar, C. Carroll and M. Reed as manager. C. Carroll, Capt., W. Hamblen, J. Dunbar, M. Reed were on the Varsity Cheerleading squad. We were well represented in the Band, G.A.A., F.H.A., Glee Club, Science Club, Oop's Club, Corridor Wardens, Office Girls, and National Honor Society. The four years that we have spent at Pemetic as a class have been the best years of our lives. The memories shall always remain. Page Sponsored by T. SEARLS JR. 5 Sr 10 STORE POWERS-ROBINSON Quality Merchandise Machine 8: Repair Shop at Popular Prices McKinley, Maine Southwest Harbor, Maine LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Brown, K. Clark, W. Mitchell, I. Carroll, Coach Clyde Haden, J. Carroll, W. Furtwengler, Jr., R. Wheaton, G. Boyington, I. Bouchard, I. Ramsdell. FRONT ROW: Manager Edwin Clough M55 7755 We began our season with a 37-60 setback at the hands of Ellsworth. After this loss the Indians hit the win column for five straight, taking into camp Mt. Desert 58-56, Bucksport 54-27, Bar Harbor 63-56, John Bapst 43-34, and Milo 70-45. The second setback came in the return game with Ellsworth 34-39 at home, A skein of five wins was at the expense of George Stevens Academy, 64-35, Sumner 60-42, John Bapst 45-43, Bucksport 68-48, and Milo 64-53. The Indians lost their first County League game to Bar Harbor 42-64. A win from George Stevens Academy and two losses, Mount Desert 59-60 and Sumner 44-47, wound up the season. A 7-3 record placed us second in the County and the season's overall record was ll wins and 5 losses. The season's record seeded us number one in the State Regional Tourney held at Ellsworth. Facing George Stevens for the third time during the year, the Indians again won out 62-52. In the finals we faced the Bar Harbor Seasiders in one of the finest games of the season. We lost a close one 42-45. We are pleased that they won the State Class M. Title. The playing of every member of the squad was commendable and the Captains R. Brown, J. Carroll and G. Hall, along with K. Clark and W. Furtwengler, Jr., will leave Coach Haden with vacancies hard to fill. Prospects of W. Mitchell, G. Boyington, J. Ramsdell, J. Bouchard, Jim Carroll and R. Wheaton returning plus several J.V. players will brighten matters considerably. Edwin Clough acted as manager for the 1954-'55 year. Schedule Pemetic Opp Dec Ellsworth Away 37 60 Dec Mount Desert Home 68 56 Dec Bucksport Away 54 27 Dec Bar Harbor Home 63 57 Dec John Bapst Home 44 34 Dec Milo Home 70 45 Jan. Ellsworth Home 34 39 Jan. Blue Hill Away 64 35 Jan. Sumner Home 60 42 Jan. John Bapst Away 45 43 Jan. Bucksport Home 68 48 Jan. Mount Desert Away 59 60 Jan. Milo Away 64 53 Feb Bar Harbor Away 42 64 Feb Blue Hill Home 52 51 Feb Sumner Away 44 47 Regional Tournament Feb George Stevens Acad. Ellsworth 65 52 Feb. Bar Harbor Ellsworth 42 45 Total Points 868 763 Compliments of SOUTHWEST DAIRY Quality Dairy Products 35 The Junior Varsity met under the direction of Coach Hewitt early in October and 13 boys turned out. After a period of practice the following boys were chosen: Alfred Dow, Bobby Stanwood, Leslie Phippen, Gerald Walls, Eddie Dorr, Harvey Sawyer, Neil Robinson, Roger Pomroy, Berten Willey, and Manager, Dwight Hamblen. They started the season by falling before Ellsworth and continued by dropping their next two. This seezned to be the trend for the remainder of the season. The record for the year was four wins against ten defeats. This has been a building year for the Junior Varsity, which lost seven of last year's players to the Varsity this year. Pemetic Jayvee Basketball Schedule 1954-'55 Dec Ellsworth Away Dec Mt. Desert Home Dec Bucksport Away Dec Bar Harbor Home Dec John Bapst Home Jan. Ellsworth Home Jan. Blue Hill Away Jan. Sumner Home Jan. John Bapst Away Jan. Bucksport Home Jan. Mt. Desert Away Feb. Bar Harbor Away Feb Blue Hill Home Feb Sumner Away 36 Yfmifq LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Ramsdell, W. I-Iamblen, J, Dunbar, R, Hodgkins, M. Reed, C. Carroll, P, Dunbar, On November 17, fourteen candidates for varsity cheerleading reported to Miss Crabtree. Among these fourteen, seven were chosen. They are: Candy CarrollfCaptainJ Wilma Hamblen Juanita Dunbar Margaret Reed And Substitutes: Qmiofzwvzadq LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Dillon, M. Hill, E. Thatcher, J, Leonard, M. Rich, L, Bir- lem, J. Clark, Rebecca Hodgkins Pauline Dunbar Mary Ramsdell Q, On November ZZ, ten candidates for Junior Varsity cheering reported to Miss Crabtree. Of the ten, seven were chosen. They are: Janice Leanord fCaptainj Meredith Rich Irene Hill and substitutes: Elizabeth Thatcher Lynne Birlem Lucille Dillion Janet Clark The Junior High Cheerleaders were also chosen that Week. They are: Betty Furtwengler Susan Bunker Sandra Christinson Elenor Fortenberry and substitutes: Bonnie Johnson Kar en C lark 37 Under the direction of Coach Crabtree, a large group of girls met to try out for basketball. Fourteen girls made the team. They were: FORWARDS: Captain W. Hamblen, S. Jellison, M. Basler, I. Clark, R. Spurling, L. Dillon, J. Leonard, E. Thatcher. GUARDS: C. Car- roll, J. Dunbar, B. Grindle, J. Reynolds, L. Birlem, 1. Hill. Manager was M. Reed and Assistant Manager B. Gilley. Mary Basler, left forward, was high scorer for the season with 106 points. We had a successful season with 5 wins and Z losses. Basketball Schedule: December 4, 1954 Pemetic Ellsworth 27 Home December 14, 1954 Pemetic Bar Hbr. 19 Home December 20 1954 Pemetic Mt. Desert 10 Away January 1955 Pemetic Ellsworth 45 Away January 1955 Pemetic Sumner Z9 Home January 19 55 Pemetic Bar Hbr. ZZ Away February 1955 Pemetic Sumner 35 Away February 1955 Pemetic Mt. Desert 5 Home I guna. 7755 Tryouts for Girls' Softball will be held in the near future and the following is a tentative schedule: April 27 Pemetic at Mount Desert May 4 Bar Harbor at Pemetic May 11 Pemetic at Bucksport May Pemetic at Sumner 18 May Z5 Blue Hill at Pemetic 'x F ' 'T' x ,f 63 ' lv Leaf-1 Emu. Coach Haden called the first meeting of his Cross Country team together on September 13, 1954. The following boys were on the team: W. Bracy, L. Robinson, D. Whitney, T. Farley, D. Sullivan, C. Alley, and L. Bracy. Wes Bracy was the most outstanding hill and daler for the maroon and black with Tommie Farley, a freshman, showing sur prising ability for a first year man. Although failing to win a single meet, our Wes Bracy gained first place in three out of five meets. Two with Mount Desert and Ellsworth and also in the triangular meet with Ellsworth, Mount Desert, and Southwest Harbor. In the country meet he placed third. 39 ONE srrrur, Goo, urs, AND Love God is the creator and the supreme being. God is love, therefore love is God. And in the same way God is life and life is God. So there are these three spirits, God, life, and love, and they are so interrelated that they form one spirit, God. First of all God gives life. He gives life to all the plants and animals and then he sets human be- ings, us, from among his many creations and gives us dominion over the earth. Then God gives to us, his children, the meaning of life through his religion or religions. I say religions because all men are created by one God, the God of love, but men seek God by various reli- gions such as through the Christian, Jewish, and Mohammedan religion: Each man in his own way, whether he be right or wrong in his beliefs, is seeking the creator, the supreme being, who, I believe, represents love. Religion teaches us a way of life and love which should compromise between our natural biolog- ical state and the state of perfection which we someday hope to attain. Since religion is the means through which God teaches us his doctrine, love, religion should be practiced with love and should al- ways embody the spirit of love. The spirit of love is like an overwhelmingly big heart, eternally beating, which is had by the joy of giving and receiving love. This great heart is divided into various kinds of love. The need for love is the greatest need of every human being. The first kind of love a person experiences is the love of a child for its mother, father, and his immediate family. This is the ear- liest love in life and it springs from the child's need of care, security, and the feeling of being want- ed. As the child grows in mind and body he widens his horizons to include friends outside his family. The love ties of friends are mainly those of mutual interests. Often, when friends cease to become in- terested in the same things they move apart and although they may retain some affection for each oth- er it is not a growing love. As the boy or girl approaches adulthood he or she becomes attracted to the opposite sex. The mating of men and women, symbolized by marriage, is the fulfillment of love on earth., It is the greatest love in life. lt is a life in which two people retain their individuality while living together in one spirit. This love satisfies the needs of the mind and the heart and those of the body. It is directed away from ourselves toward the welfare, comfort and happiness of someone else, and yet it is a healthy love because each partner received love not in return for, but in spite of giving love. The fruit of adult love is the bringing forth of another human being into the world. Reproduc- tion is the biological purpose of life but love is the spirit behind it. Reproduction brings forth the ma- ternal and paternal love of men and women. It contains the wonder of having created something and the love for something weaker than oneself. Also, the child is something to keep from harm and guide along the great path of live. Thus the heart continues beating forever. The live-love cycle goes around and around, never ending, but the spirit of love is a way of life and this spirit must be constantly guarded and protected. Man must be taught the way of life and this spirit must be constantly guarded and protected. Man is the creation of God, made in His image and being only a base copy of perfection can only strive to- ward God, Through God, Who is love. OUR HARBOR I am going to tell about our harbor, So peaceful, steady, and calm. The tide comes in: the tide goes out, Like the days of ordinary time. The water is clear and crystal light, The fish are swimming about. The boats are on their moorings, And seagulls flying in and out. I love our harbor, so big and wide, lts depths so deep and strong. Its banks of sand and colored rocks, And buoys all floating along. Its large gray factory all trimmed with white, Settled beside the Manset shore. The fish swim in and out at night, With hardly a sound or noise. let's not forget the coastguard base, With its large red buoys and floats. The ships come in from out of space, To tow away a demolished boat. The crashboat too is stationed here, To help to guard our nation. Also to keep down the panic and fear, In case of an enemy invasion. Meredith Rich '57 In summer it is full of visiting boats, From other states and lands. To investigate what they have read in books, Written by a man from Maine. To visit the harbors and see the sights, So they can tell their fathers. How lucky the people of a certain town are, To live in Southwest Harbor. ' Richard Brown '55 WOMAN What is this thing called woman, For whom all men pledge their lives? And how could she be worth it, Worth all of this sacrifice? Who can explain--bear with me-- The things with which she's endowed? For her great battles are waged, For her the fields are plowed. Why all this trouble for she, Who oft if so sullen and glib, When, all of the facts remembered, Is naught but the first Man's rib? Leroy Greenlaw '55 1- K ghxxY 'Ak 1, -uv ,vw- ss. xssx SQXNQXN Wx il GRADUATES 1912 Mamie Bennett, Mrs. Charles Rich, Southwest Harbor, Maine. louise Johnson, Mrs. Herbert Lacount, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Pauline King, Mrs. George Higgins, Manset, Maine. Florence Knowles, Mrs. Frank Bonsey, Surry, Maine. Daniel Lawton, Deceased. ' Etta Lunt, Mrs. Jay Robinson, Rockland, Maine. Elmer Marshall, I2 Higgins Street, Portland, Maine. Donald K. Mayo, Deceased. Florence Parker, Mrs. Clarence Joy, Steuben, Maine. Nellis Robinson, Mrs. Sylvester Dorr, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Edward Sawyer, Deceased. Raymond P. Somes, Prop. Somes Clothing Store, Southwest Harbor, Maine. John Ward, Employed at Stanley Fisheries, Seawall, Maine. IQI4 Winfred Carroll, Mrs. Moulton Pottle, Teacher at Pemetic, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Lena Clark, Mrs. Thomas Eagon, 6400 Maple Avenue, Chevy Chase, Maryland. Emma Holmes, Mrs. Frank Deninger, I8 Wilson Street, Wollaston, Mass. Helen Mayo, Mrs. George King, Lamoine, Maine. Harris L. Mclean, Rep. Of American Oil Company, Bar Harbor, Maine. Henry Trask, Deceased. Agnes Ward, Mrs. Ira Wellington, 165 Warren Street, Bangor, Maine. 1915 Margaret B. Dolliver, Mrs. Harry Gleckler, IQ Sterling Road, Hicksville, New York. Grace M. Gray, Deceased. Gladys I. Gray, Mrs. William Francis, Corea, Maine. Presley Holmes, 14400 Grand Mont Road, Detroit, Michigan 27. Mark Lawler, U. S. Government Engineer, Tokalon Place, New Orleans, La. Hazel Malanson, Mrs. Clarence Harding, Deceased. Lena Norwood, Mrs. Austin Mitchell, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Lizzie Staples, Mrs. Ruben Lancaster, Howland, Maine. 1916 Marion Clark, Manager Bar Harbor Banking and Trust Company, Southwest Harbor, Maine Nettie Herrick, Mrs. James Herrick, Bailey Island, Maine. Bessie Noyes, Employed at Carro1l's Drugstore, Southwest Harbor, Maine. 1917 Grace M. Clark, 2100 Eye Street, N. W., Apartment 704, Washington, D. C. ieola G. Rummill, Mrs. Elliott Clements, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Paris Gray, Deceased. Lowell Ralph, Mystic, Conn. Vera Robinson, Mrs. Melvin Mitchell, Jr., Southwest Harbor, Maine. Andrew Herrick, Ellsworth, Maine. Raymond Torrey, practicing medicine, Searsport, Maine. Jay Whitmore, Lawler Paint Company, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Alberta Seavey, Mrs. Pearl Richardson, Indian Point, Mt. Desert, Maine. 1918 Dorothy Sawyer, Mrs. Allen Gay, 155 West Main Street, Unadilla, New York. Mabel Staples, Mrs. Harvey Gilley, Southwest Harbor, Maine. 1919 Ethel Bunker, Mrs. Alvah Tris, Danforth, Maine. Wilder Dolliver, McKinley, Maine. June Dolliver, Mrs. John Noyes, Manset, Maine. Dorothea Freeze, Mrs. George Tyson, Newburg, New York. John Freeze, address unknown. James- Hancock, Hancock, Maine. Julia Hancock, Mrs. Alton Jellison, Hancock, Maine. Pansy Mayo, Mrs. Alton Albert, teacher, Lincoln, Maine. Ruth Lunt, New England Telephone and Telegraph, Portland, Maine. Gussie Moore, Deceased. Milton Norwood, contractor, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Lowell Noyes, Manset, Maine. Doris Pettigrove, Mrs. Rodney Lunt, Portland, Maine. Evelyn Robbins, teacher, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Oscar Richardson, address unknown. Marie Rumill, Mrs. David Malanson, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Ralph Sawyer, Prop. Sawyer's Market, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Wasson Tapley, Treasurer of Princeton Trust Company, Princeton, New Jersey. Doris Torrey, Mrs. Howard Robinson, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Doris Trask, Mrs. Henry Gilley, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Viola Wooster, Deceased. Barbara Whitmore, Mrs. Wilder Dolliver, McKinley, Maine. 1920 Eva Bunker, Mrs. O. J. Mountain, New Hampshire. Madeline Closson, Mrs. Walter Grant, Hall Quarry, Maine. Morris Dolliver, 20 Reed Street, Tilton, New Jersey. Emma Gilley, Deceased. Horace Herrick, Portland, Maine. Evelyn Hopkins, Mrs. Charles Sawyer, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Frances Lunt, Mrs. Everett Phillbrook, Rockland, Maine. Hazel Ramsdell, Mrs. Allen Carter, Pretty Marsh, Maine. Bertha Robinson, Mrs. Chester Stanley, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Allen Stanley, McKinley, Maine. Granville Walls, Deceased. Franklin Ward, Prop. of machine shop, Manset, Maine. 1921 Philip Carroll, Prop. Carroll Drug Company, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Hilda Clark, Deceased. Harriet Condon, Mrs. William Hinton, Bernard, Maine. Milton Dolliver, employed at Gordon 8: White Garage, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Wendell Gilley, Prop. Gilley Plumbing Company, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Elizabeth Herrick, Mrs. J. R. Pittman, Braintree, Mass. Elizabeth Lawler, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Hope Horwood, Mrs. Frank Bannister, 85 Capirolian Blvd. , Rockville Center, New Anna Robinson, Mrs. John Hopkins, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Esther Robinson, Mrs. Cecil Hynes, Bluehill Road, Amherst, Mass. Malcolm Sawyer, Ellsworth, Maine. Charles Tildon, Ellsworth, Maine. Elwell Trundy, Prop. of Trundy's Market, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Frances Wallace, Mrs. Raymond Billings, Manset, Maine. Ralph Wooster, Yacht Captain, Camden, Maine. I922 Maurice Billings, Supt. of Schools, Townsend, Mass. Charles Carroll, Prop. Walls Coal Company, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Lillian Closson, Mrs. William Cox, 9 Woods Avenue, West Somerville, Mass. Milton Kittredge, 43 Calais Avenue, Calais, Maine. Frances Norwood, Mrs. B. C. Linninbuger, Old Town, Georgia Ray, Mrs. Jay Robbins, Augusta, Maine. David Robinson, Prop. Powers - Robinson Boat Repair Shop, McKinley, Maine. Elsie Robinson, Mrs. Milton Dolliver, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Ma ine. Leslie Stanley, employed by Hammond, Cook 82 Pennell Wholesale Drug Company, Philip Stanley, Druggist, Waltham, Mass. Joseph Trask, Main Street, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Kenneth Watson, T. W. A. Airlines Navigator, Cairo, Egypt. Virginia Young, Mrs. Wilber, 4 Berkshire Road, Wellesley Hills, Mass. IQ23 Edna Billings, Mrs. Perley Sprague, Ellsworth Falls, Maine. Dorothy Brown, Mrs. Harvard Sinclair, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Ferdinand Dolliver, employed O. E. Harper, Ellsworth, Maine. Rosamond Fernald, Mr. Frank Apt. , Chandler Hill Farm, Colrain, Mass. Kathelyn Gray, Deceased. Beatrice Hodgdon, Mrs. Walter Hood, Southwest HarbOr, Maine. Edna King, 350 Tremont Bldg., Tremont Street, Boston, Mass. Ruth Kittridge, Mrs. Maurice Dolliver, 20 Reed Street, Stelton, New Jersey Sylvia Leland, Secretary to Dartmouth College President, Hanover, N. H. Alston Mayo, U. S. Customs, New York City, N. Y. Eva Norwood, Mrs. Eugene Robbins, Southwest Harbor, Maine Lurlene Rummill, Mrs. Rodney Murphy, Mount Desert, Maine. Millicent Trask, Mrs. Edwin Hamblen, Bernard, Maine. Lester Wass, General Manager of Machiasport Canning Compa Helen Wooster, Mrs. Marlin McLaughlin, Kensington, Conn. Francis Young, 3I Bucks St. , Newington, Conn. 1924 Eula Ash, Mrs. Gilford Willey, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Ronald Billings, Principal of Grammar Schools, Springfield, Mass. Elwin Femald, Deceased. David Fuller, Attorney at Law, Eastern Trust Building, Bangor, Maine. Lewis Gray, Superintendent of Schools, Searsmont, Maine. Elene Hamblen, Mrs. Carl Dolliver, Manset, Maine. Stanwood King, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen, Southwest Raymond Mace, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Clifford Robbins, 42 Broadway, Bangor, Maine. George Stewart, Deceased. 1925 Clara Brown, Grafton, Mass. Ruth Hodgdon, Mrs. Alex Wentworth, Tiverton, Rhode Island Minerva Mitchell, Mrs. Wesley Reed, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Eugene Robbins, Landscape Gardener, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Harold Trundy, Arlington, Mass. Henry Wass, Prop. Machiasport Canning Company, McKinley, Maine. 1926 Harry Bunker, Deceased. ' Eleanor Clark, Mrs. H. M. Gesner, Jr., 1415 Putnam Avenue, Plain Juanita Dunbar, Deceased. Agnes Gray, Mrs. E1lwe11Trundy,-Southwest Harbor, Maine. Eleanor Hadlock, Mrs. Richard Gilley, Manset, Maine. Marguerite Hamblin, Mrs. Ted Hancock, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Eudora Kane, Mrs. Fred Lewis, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Rodney Latty, employed William Underwood Company, McKinley, Maine. John Lawler, Prop. Lawler Paint Company, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Colson Robbins, Cherryfield, Maine. Kenneth Robbins, Deceased. Oliver Robinson, Seawall, Maine. Theolyn Rumill, Mrs. Harold Erskine, North New Castle, Maine. Walter Smith, Landers, Frary and Clark Company, New Britian, Conn. Sheldon Spurling, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Orville Trask, Bernard, Maine. ny, Eastport, Maine. Harbor, Maine. York. Portland, Maine Seal, New Jersey. 1927 Beatrice Boynton, Mrs. James Hubbard, Kittery, Maine, Ruth Bryant, deceased, Lester Clark, Ellsworth, Maine, Ruth Greenlaw, Mrs. Leroy Stoddard, Watertown, Mass., Winifred Hamblen, Mrs. Robert Hodgkins, Bar Harbor, Maine, Kenneth Herrick, restaurant owner, Hartford, Connecticut, Evelyn Kittridge, Mrs. Ray Jordan, Bangor, Maine, Ken- neth Lord, U.S.A. Eng. 27 Oakland Gardens, Rye, New York, Helen Norwood, Mrs. Les Keohan, Watertown, Mass, Esther Moore, Mrs. Orville Trask, Bernard, Maine, Lila Rich, Mrs. Oscar Gordon, Sullivan, Maine, Lloyd Robbins, McKinley, Maine, Earl Sargent, Manset, Maine, Sheldon Torrey, Swans Island, Maine. 1928 Margorie Burgess, Mrs. Robert Mayo, Thomaston, Maine, Richard Carroll, Mason Contractor, Southwest Harbor, Maine, Fred Galley, Halls Quarry, Maine, Eleanor King, Mrs. Joseph Walker, Seawall, Me. , Doris Robbins, Mrs. Allen Freeman, Somesville, Maine, Watson Robbins, Jackson Memorial Lab. , Hulls Cove, Maine, Idabelle Wor- cester, Mrs. Ralph Long, Deering, Maine. 1929 James Elliot, Photographer, 59 Clifford Street, Roxbury, Maine, Irene Gilley, Dunbar, deceased, Marjorie Hamblen, Mrs. Lawrence Robinson, Southwest Harbor, Maine, Forrest Hamblen, Beach Hill, Maine, Richard Latty, employed at Jackson 's market, Bernard, Maine, Mildred Norwood, Mrs. Robert Carter, Southwest Harbor, Maine, Geneva Spurling employed at Searls 5-10 Store, Southwest Harbor, Maine, Clyde Spurling, deceased, Eugene Wilson, 80 West Middle Turnpike, Manchester, Conn. IQBO Alston Beal, Deceased, Lewis Closson, employed Southwest Harbor Boat Corporation, Southwest Harbor, Maine, Mar- garet Closson, Mrs. Richard Latty, Bernard, Maine, Carolyn Gott, Mrs. Averill Liebow, Woodbridge, Connecticut, Althea Hopkins, Mrs. Lester Ankertell, 24 Surfside Road, Lynn, Mass., Lois Ingalls, Mrs. Clayton Wallace, Northeast Harbor, Maine, Elizabeth Murphy, Mrs. Lewis Willey, Portland, Maine, John Murphy, Seal Cove, Maine, Millard Nice, McKinley, Maine, Alvah Rich, Lamoine, Maine, Ruth Rich, Mrs. Fourstoiour, 70 Silvian Rd. , Whitinsville, Mass. , Elliot Sullivan, Unknown Address, Dorothy Wentworth, Mrs. Douglas Stanley, Southwest Harbor, Maine. 1931 Clarence Bennett, Vinalhaven, Me. , Rachel Carroll, Mrs. Paul Phalen, Southwest Harbor, Me. , Rebecca Clark, Mrs. Arthur Foote, residing in St. Paul, Minn. , Mildred Dolliver, Mrs. Carleton Hill, Manset, Me, Robert Dolliver, 12448 If2 Pacific Ave. , Los Angeles, Calif., Alfreida Dorr, Mrs. Howard Leonard, 49 Lynde St. , Westfield, Mass. , Dwight Hamblen, Southwest Harbor, Me. , Leita Lopaus, Mrs. Reginald Bartlett, West Tremont, Me. , Drexel Latty, employed at Veterans' Hospital, Newington, Conn. , Beatrice Pettigrove, Mrs. Rodney Latty, McKinley, Me. , Mau- rice Rich, Southwest Harbor, Me. , Roger Rich, boat builder, Southwest Harbor, Me. , Ronald Rich, boat builder, Southwest Harbor, Me. , Rena Roberts, Mrs. Malcolm Hodgkins, Northeast Harbor, Me. , Wilma Stanley, Mrs. Allan Hill, Cambridge, Mass. , Theodora Wentworth, Mrs. Everett Beal, Ellsworth, Me. , Wesley Wight, residing at 203 N. Dean St. , Bay City, Mich. , Dorothy Wooster, Mrs. Freeman Burgess, 1543-12th Ave. , Columbus, Ga. 1932 Wallace Birlem, Manset Marine Supply, Southwest Harbor, Me. , Mae Clement, Mrs. Henry Edwards, IO Bamon Drive, North Haven, Conn. , Harriet Gott, Mrs. Henry Craig, Philadelphia, Penn., Mildred Hamblen, Mrs. Ru- dolph Richardson, Town Hill, Me. , Oliver Jordon, Bernard, Me. , James Norwood, Manager Southwest Harbor Motor Co. , Southwest Harbor, Me. , Grace Stanley, Mrs. Arthur Richardson, Indian Point, Me. , Jeannie Stewart, QI Brown St. , Providence, Rhode Island, Phyllis Whitmore, Mrs. Lewis Closson, Southwest Harbor, Me. , Alfred Worcester, Peterboro, New Hampshire. 1933 Jessie Beal, Mrs. Hilton Hamblen, Southwest Harbor, Maine, Robena Beal, Mrs. Clarence Smith, Manset, Maine, Francis Fernald, Mrs. Alston Beal, employed at Gordon and White Garage, Southwest Harbor, Maine, Lucille Foss, Mrs. Harold Wooster, Ellsworth Falls, Maine, Rachael Gott, Mrs. George Francis, McKinley, Maine, Albert Gott, Hulls Cove, Maine, Margaret Hodgdon, Mrs. Harry Robbins, Portland, Maine, Vera Harper, Mrs. Alton Mitchell, Bernard, Maine, Ruby Higgins, R. N., St. Luke's Hospital, Malden, Mass., Constance Joy, Mrs. Watson Robbins, Hulls Cove, Maine, John Leonard, Southwest, Maine, Marguerite Murphy, Mrs. Darwin Powers, Town Hill, Maine, Leola Nice, Mrs. Clyde Pettigrove, McKinley, Maine, Mildred Nice, Mrs. Manuel Young, McKinley, Maine, Hilma Norwood, Mrs. Thomas Willis, Yarmouth, Maine, Almon Ramsdell, employed by Landers, Frary, and Clark Co., New Britain, Conn., Ralph Reed, Manset Marine Supply Co., Southwest Harbor, Maine, Ruth Thurston, Mrs. Ralph Grindle, Southwest Harbor, Maine, Alice Young, Mrs. Roland Guite, Ellsworth, Maine. 1934 Eva Abel, Mrs. George Grindle, Mt. Desert, Maine, Velora Beal, Mrs. Ralph Ellis, Manset, Maine, Virginia Beal, Mrs. Alphonso Michaud, Manset, Maine, Hope Bulger, Mrs. Volney Bradford, Manset, Maine, Merton Farley, West Tremont, Maine, Irma Gott, employed at U. S. Post Office, Southwest Harbor, Maine, Woodrow Herrick, Southwest Harbor, Maine, Madeline Latty, Mrs. Melvin Sprague, 1004 Forest Hills, Annapolis, Md.: Carl Lawton, Sales Manager, Collier's Magazine, Hartford Branch, Hartford, Conn., Lyford Rich, Southwest Harbor, Maine, Ruth Sawyer, Mrs. Roger Stanley, Bernard, Maine, Oscar Thurston, McKinley, Maine, Russell White, Mgr. of Gordon and White Garage, Southwest Harbor, Maine. 1935 Clarence Beal, Islesford, Maine, Nettie Beal, Mrs. Alfred Vine, Southwest Harbor, Maine, Margaret Bickford, Mrs. Joseph Reynolds, Manset, Maine, Doris Birlem, Mrs. Rush, Bangor, Maine, Cecile Clement, Mrs. John Rich, Quonset, Rhode Island, Dorothy Dolliver, Mrs. Alton Jellison, Manset, Maine, Harold Dolliver, employed at Gordon and White Garage, Southwest Harbor, Maine, Richard Dolliver, employed at Jordan Funeral Home, Blue Hill, Maine, Austin Gott, McKinley, Maine, Richard Hopkins, Prin. of Erskine Academy, South China, Maine, Hilma Latty, Mrs. Lawrence Berry, Suffolk, England, Everett Leighton, McKinley, Maine, George Mit- chell, Southwest Harbor, Maine, Avis Norwood, McKinley, Maine, Stanley Reed, McKinley, Maine, John Rich, U. S. N., Quonset Naval Station, Quonset, Rhode Island, Doris Robinson, Mrs. Charles Reynolds, Southwest Harbor, Maine, Burton Sawyer, Ebbington, Mass., Louise Thurston, Mrs. Douglas Richardson, Town Hill, Maine, Mildred Walls, Mrs. Robert Rich, Bernard, Maine. 1936 Vera Beal, Mrs. Maurice Rich, Southwest Harbor, Maine, James Dolliver, employed by Douglas Aircraft, Santa Monica, Calif, Cecil Dorr, contractor, Southwest Harbor, Maine, Clinton Foss, l Jennie Street, New London, Conn., Frances Gray, teaching high school, Alaska, Robert Hall, Bangor, Maine, Edwin Hamblen, Bernard, Maine, Wilder Hamblen, Northeast Harbor, Maine, William Hanna, Panama Canal Zone, Luther Herrick, Hartford, Conn., Edward Higgins, employed by Pratt and Whitney Co. , Manchester, Conn, Carolyn Hodgdon, Mrs. Calvin Dolliver, Seawall, Maine, Royce Jordan, Franklin, Maine, Clark Lawton, U. S. En- gineers, Dow Air Force Base, Bangor, Maine, Celestia Leonard, Mrs. William Mordaunt, Portland, Maine, Elmer Marshall, pilot for New England Air Express, Peterboro, N. J., Priscilla Mitchell, Mrs. Joseph Trafton, Southwest Harbor, Maine, Marion Norwood, Mrs. Bert Bergeron, Gardiner, Maine, James Andrew Parker, Thompsonville, Conn., Cecil Reed, Landers, Frary and Clark Co., New Britain, Conn., George Sawyer, Ber- nard, Maine, Frankie Seavey, Ellsworth, Maine, Malcolm Stanley, Manset, Maine, Norma Stanley, Mrs. Wilfred Bunker, Cranberry Island, Maine, Marjorie White, Mrs. Irving Parritt, Steuben, Maine. 44 1937 Malcolm Bennett, Manset, Maine, Lawrence Berry, Suffolk, England, Capt. U. S. A. Weather Dept., Ruth Bulger, Mrs. Edwin Flewelling, Cranberry Island, Me., Eda Colbeth, Mrs. Paul Renaldi, Portland, Me., Muriel Foss, Manset, Me., Helena Gott, Mrs. John Higgins, Bar Harbor, Me., Leola Gott, 47 Pitney St., Waverly, New York, Elizabeth Gray, Mrs. Clayton Holt, Bernard, Me.: Lissie Hamblen, Mrs. Robert Malanson, Tremont, Me., Herbert Leighton, employed at Bar Harbor Motors, Ellsworth, Me., Alton Lewis, Avon, Mass.: Rhoda Murphy, Mrs. Richard Hamor, Town Hill, Me., Sally Pumphrey, Mrs. Elmer Orcutt, Salisbury Cove, Me., Harold Rich, U. S. N. Quonset Naval Station, Quonset, Rhode Island, Girland Robinson, Northeast Harbor, Me., Harvey Sawyer, Bernard, Me., Charlotte Sawyer, Mrs. Clayton Black, Bernard, Me., Nellie Walls, Mrs. Ly- ford Rich, Southwest Hatbor Me., Pauline White, Mrs. William Curran, Bangor, Me., Harold Wooster, Ells- worth Me. 1938 Jack Bennett, Manset, Me., Richard Black, McKinley Me., Zelma Boynton, Mrs. Everett Farnham, Holden, Me., Theodore Closson, employed by New England Tel. Sc Tel. Co. , No. Brooksfield., Me., Helen Crocker, residing in New Hampshire, Benjamin Hamblen, employed at Somes Clothing Store, Southwest Harbor, Me., Prudence Joy, Mrs, John Pervear, Northeast Harbor, Me., Barbara Latty, Mrs, Charles Sawyer, Jr, , Southwest Harbor, Me., Eleanor Mayo, Author, McKinley, Me., Hershel Norwood, employed by R. M. Norwood, South- west Harbor, Me., Mildred Roberts, Mrs. Volney Phillips, teaching, Waterville, Me., Phyllis Seavey, Mrs. Paul Beal, Bernard, Me., Nina Stanley, Mrs. Melvin Turner, Sedalia, Missouri, Warren Stanley, deceased, Charlotte Turner, Mrs. Harvey Sawyer, Bernard, Me., Mary Wallace McGee, Bernard, Me., Ida White, Mrs. Boynton Stanley, Southwest Harbor, Me., Faith Whitmore, Mrs. Ralph Ramsdell, Southwest Harbor, Me.: James Wooster, adderss unknown. 1939 Elmer Beal, H. R. Beal 85 Sons, Southwest Harbor, Me., Mary Benett, Mrs. Lionel Madore, 3822 W. Imperial, Lennox Calif., Elizabeth Benson, Mrs. Gerald Bachman, Augusta, Me., Prudence Benson, Mrs. Elmer Beal, Southwest Harbor, Me., Morrill Bergeron, address unknown, Francis Chalmers, U. S. Civil Service, Southwest Harbor, Me.:B81'bHf2 Dolliver, Mrs. HUSIOII Coombs, Kankakee, Ill., Enola Gilley, Mrs. Bertrum Farmer, Port- land, Me., Harry Gordius, McKinley, Me., Leon Hamblen, 756 Sagebrush Ave. , Salt Lake City, Utah., Stanwood Hamblen, Town Hill, Me., David Harding, Bar Harbor, Me., William Harding, Bernard, Me., Elouise Hodgdon, Mrs. Miles Mclntire, Mt. Desert, Me., Arthur Kittridge, Hamilton Propeller Co., E. Hartford, Conn., Rosemary Lawler, Mrs. Eugene Therriault, Bangor, Me., Alecha Leonard, Portland, Me., Mildred Phillips, Mrs. Francis Chalmers, Manset, Me., Paul Robinson, Manset Marine Supply Co. , Southwest Harbor Me., Charles Sawyer, Jr. Ins. Agent, Southwest Harbor, Me., Virginia Webster, Mrs. Edward Haime, Chicago, Ill., Marylou White, Nurse, Me. Gen. Hospital, Portland, Me., Conley Worcester, Johnson SL Johnson Co., Chicopee Falls, Mass. 1940 Frederick Berry, J. N. Mills Co., Southwest Harbor, Maine, Charles Bennett, S. W. Boat Corp. Southwest Harbor, Maine, Carilyn Benson, Mrs. Os mon Coombs, Winter Harbor, Maine, Donna Bickford, Mrs. George Eaton, Ells- worth, Maine, Avis Boynton, Mrs. Robert Ference, Washington, D. C., Annabel Dam, Mrs. Conley Worcester, Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts, Victor Dam, Gen. Electric Co., Pettsfield, Massachusetts, Carlton Gilley, South- west Harbor, Maine, Frank Gilley, Dentist, Bangor, Maine, Dorothy Gott, Mrs. Frank White, McKinley, Maine, Onolee Gott, Mrs. Ernest Campbell, Machias, Maine, Norris Gray, Town Taxi, Southwest Harbor, Maine, Carl Hardy Ir. Cranberry Isle, Maine. 45 1940 Continued Edward Holmes, Bernard, Me., Nahaum Kelley, Southwest Harbor, Me, Audrey Mayo, Mrs. Lowell Lurvey, Tucson, Ariz, Crosby Mills, I. N. Mills Company, Southwest Harbor, Me, Beatrice Mitchell, Mrs. Willard Martin, Hancock, Me, Phyllis Norwood, Southwest Harbor, Me., Hobart Reed, Opelaika, Ala, Mary Rey- nolds, Mrs. Bud Rogan, Brewer, Me, Virginia Roberts, Mrs. John Carvell, Stratton, Me, Bradford Sawyer, Bridgeport, Conn, Wilbur Seavey, Manset, Me, Emery Smith, Seal Cove, Me., Robert Soukup, Tildon, N. H, Charlotte Stanley, Mrs. Clayton Black, McKinley, Me, Foster Sullivan, Rockland, Me., Leslie Thurston, Manset Marine Supply Company, Southwest Harbor, Me., Priscilla Thurston, Mrs. Allen Free- man, Troy, N. Y., Freida Young, Mrs. Jack Dougherty, Flemington, Pa. 1941 Ronald Burgess, 59 Bill Ave., Groton, Conn, Amos Dolliver, Phy. Ed. Inst., Pikesville, Md.: Russell Dol- liver,H. R. Hinckley Co., Manset, Me., Hilton Holmes, Philadelphia, Pa., Lucy Hutchins, Parsons, de- ceased, Ava Marie Jones, address unknown, Barbara Kelley, Kingston, R. I., Isabel Lawson, Mrs. Raymond Foran, New Bedford, Mass., Rachel Lawton, Mrs. Kingsley Cunio, Manset, Me., Ruthetis Morrill, Mrs. John R. White, Dover, Mass., Bernice Morse, Address unknown, Shirley Phippen, Southwest Harbor, Me., Raymond Reed, Ir. , Gilley Plumbing Co. , Southwest Harbor, Me., Celeste Reynolds, Mrs. James Harkins, Southwest Harbor, Me., Maurice Robinson, deceased, Elaine Rummill, Mrs. Emery Smith, Seal Cove, Me.: Claire Vincent, Mrs. Amos Dolliver, Pikesville, Md., Leslie White, Jr. , Gordon and White Garage, South- west Harbor, Me. I942 Hildred Bergeron, Mrs. Sherman Chapel, Hamden, Conn., Lydia Kinkaid, Mrs. Ray Charlton, Springfield, Vermont, William Lawler, Ir., J. F. Singleton Co.. Bangor, Me., Inez Lawson, Mrs. Lewis Lawton, 35 Westland Avenue, Saugus, Mass., Francis Mclntire, Mrs. Solly Caruso, Southwest Harbor, Me., Betty Or- strich, Mrs. Edwin Fortnam, Norwood Avenue, Boston, Mass., Barbara Pettigrove, Mrs. David Downie, Q2 Santa Barbara St. , Springfield, Mass., Arthur Reed, Gilley Plumbing, Southwest Harbor, Me., Clayton Reed, employed by H. G. Reed McKinley, Me., Agnes Robinson, Mrs. Loren Allen, Valsetz, Oreg.: Frances Stanley, Accountant, Raythorn Corp., Dorchester, Mass., Perley Stanley, McKinley, Maine, Doramay Terry, Mrs. Kenneth Bragg, Portland, Me., Nathan Walls, Bernard, Me.: Ruby Wood, address unknown. 1943 Loren Allen, Valsetz, Oreg., Lawrence Allen, sfsgr. U. S. A. F. Micho, Japan, Peter Benson, III, Port- land, Me., Edward Bowden, Teacher, Orangeburg, N. Y., Richard Bulger, Manset, Me., William Dornfield Brownsville, Texas, Philip Gilley, Dentist, Tufts Dental School, Boston, Mass., Eleanor Goodwin, Mrs. Russell Murphy, West Tremont, Me., Elizabeth Hamblen, Mrs. Allen Parsons, Bernard, Me., June Hamblen, Mrs. Walter Sanner, Southwest Harbor, Me., Edward Lewis, Central Islip, Long Island, N. Y., Hilda Pomroy Mrs. Howard Merchant, Hall Quarry, Me., Mary Richardson Walcott, Lewiston, Me., Dorothy Robinson, Mrs. Warren Worcester, Southwest Harbor, Me., Phyllis Roberts, Deaconess Hospital, Boston, Mass., Zelma Barbara Somes, Mrs. Russell Ball, Pittsfield, Mass., Maxine Stanley Blanchette, Southwest Harbor, Me., Winston, Stewart, Doctor, Fitchburg, Mass., Elaine Webster, Mrs. Burton Snelling, West Claremont, N.H., Catherine White, Mrs. Everett Littlefield, Bangor, Me., Audrey Whitmore, Deceased, Donald Worcester, Salesman, Southwest Harbor, Me. 46 1944 Geraldine Dalzell, Mrs. Shirley Cummings, McKinley, Me.g William Farrar, Jr., Rockland, Me,g Lyle Frost, Southwest Harbor, Me.g Alberta Hodgdon, Mrs. Oscar Cole, Willimantic, Conn., Louise Hodgdon, Mrs. Perry Lawson, Jr., Southwest Harbor, Me., Mildred Hutchins, Mrs. Fred Snow, Blue Hill, Me., Vivian Johnson, Mrs. George Campbell, Brighton, Mass.: Barbara Lawson, Vestal, N. Y. Perry Lawson, Jr., Southwest Harbor, Me., Virginia Mclntire, Mrs. Warren F. Hyten, West Palm Beach, Fla.: Thomas Newman, Jr., Manset, Me.: Dorothy Peterson, Mrs. Merritt Fitch, Ellsworth, Me.g Clarence Pettigrove, Springfield, Ohio, Elsie Reed, Mrs. Clarance Lunt, McKinley, Me., Charlotte Sawyer, Mrs. Maurice Galbreath, Southwest Harbor, Me.g Con- Stance Spurling, Mrs. William Eck, Norwood, Mass.: Shiela Spurling, Mrs. Charles Kneeland, Stockton Springs, Me., Pauline Thurston, Mrs. Archie McEachern, Tremont, Me.g Elizabeth Tracey, Mrs. Samuel Dam, Stewart A. F. B., Newburgh, N. Y., Eugene Walls, Seal Cove, Me. I 945 Robert Bartlett, Springfield, Mass.: Gertrude Butler, Mrs. Stanley Farley, Old Town, Me.g Helen Closson, Mrs. Clifford Eden, Deer Isle, Me., Charlene Dow, deceased, Phyllis Farley, West Tremont, Me., Mary Gordius, Mrs, Lester Connors, l-lulls Cove, Me.: Jacqueline Howell, Mrs, William Lavareth, Lund, Sweden: Pauline Krebs, Mrs. Bert Swirsky, Manhattan Beach, Calif.: Joseph Lawler, Bangor, Me., Edwin Lawson, Bernard, Me.: Robert Mills, teaching Tuckahoe, N. Y.: Douglas Norwood, 99 Brattle St., Cambridge, Mass., Natalie Reed, Mrs. Hollis Mosher, Temple, Me., Elsie Robinson, Mrs. Lyle Frost, Southwest Harbor, Me., Carolyn Webster, Mrs. John Lucas, Carteret, N. J. 1946 David Benson, H. R. Hinckley Co., Southwest Harbor, Me., Alice Colson, Mrs. Wilfred Menard, Manset, Me.g Arlene Dolliver, Mrs. Stephen Spurling, Southwest Harbor, Me., Gladys Dornfield, Mrs. Lawrence Sawyer, Bernard, Me., Stanwood Hamblen, employed at Robinson Hardware, Southwest Harbor, Me.g Seth Harper, McKinley, Me., Paul Hinton, teaching at Mattanawcook Academy, Lincoln, Me., Margaret Joyce, Mrs. Edwin Davis, West Tremont, Me.g Charles Lawson, Lawson's Garage, Ellsworth, Me., Helen Lawson, Mrs. Hollis Butler, Seal Cove, Me., Mildred Lewis, Central Islip, Long Island, N. Y.: Elaine Pettigrove, Mrs. Edwin Lawson, Bernard, Me.g Gaynell Pomroy, R. N. Stearns House, Lawrence General Hospital, Lawrence, Mass., Raymond Robbins, employed at Stromberg-Carlson, Rochester, N. Y.: Marguerite Smith, Mrs. Atwood Farrell, Rockland, Me.g Marion Worcester, Mrs. Larry Ruth, Japan. 1947 Patricia Adams, Mrs. Howard De Groot, Aurora Ill., Lester Alley, U. S. Navy, Lt. CJGJ, Norfolk, Va.g Marvin Alley, Maine State Highway Comm., Orrington, Me., Douglas Beal, Bar Harbor, Me., Stanley Bennett, San Francisco, Calif.p Rosamond Benson, Mrs. Irvin Pinchetti, Windsor. Conn., Rhoda Dam, Mrs. Elmer Park, Sherbon, Mass.g Thelma Davis, Mrs. Charles La Mae, Kansas City, Mo., Dorothy Dolliver, Mrs. Farrell Pettigrove, Bristol, Conn., Leonard Gilley Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me.g Robert Hamlin, Greensboro, N. C. Leola Knowles, Mrs. Clifford Colson, Ashville, Me., Clifford La Count, A. D. Little Co., Cambridge, Mass.: Jeanette Lawson, Mrs. Allen Reed, West Tremont, Me.: Vernon Lovejoy, U.S. A,F., Sandwich, Mass.g Lemice Martis, Mrs. Vernon Dalzell, Frenchboro, Me.g Barbara Mayo, Mrs. George Terry, Christobal, Canal Zone, Arlene Mitchell, Mrs. Robert Bartlett, Springfield, Mass., Philip Moore, Bath, Me.g Perry Murphy, Bar Harbor, Me.: Elizabeth Norwood, Mrs. Carl Hardy, Cranberry Island, Me.: Ronald Pomroy, East Hartford, Conn., Lester Radcliffe, Bernard, Me. 47 1947 Kenneth Reed, Bessier City, La., Merle Reed, First National Store, Ellsworth, Me., Betty Robbins, Mrs. William Bradford, Newington, Conn., Franklin Ward, H. R. Hinckley, Manset, Me., Ingrid Ward, Mrs. Milan Jameison, Dennysville, Me. 1948 Richard Allen, Sawyer's Market, Southwest Harbor, Me., Katherine Benson, Mrs. Arne Bjorndal, lowa City, Iowa, Jean Boomer, Mrs. Chester Emerson, Saco, Me.: Allison Bunker, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., Marilyn Car- roll, Mrs. Richard Lal-Iaye, Southwest Harbor, Me., Juanita Dorr, Mrs. Robert Mowbray, Jr., Kingsville, Texas, Robert Emmott, APO. 194, N. Y., N. Y., Hilda Farley, deceased, Vance Frost, R. C. A. Service Co., Portland, Me., Charlotte Gilley, Mrs. Raymond Inerson, Reading Mass., Druscilla Gott, Mrs. Henry Ward, Manset, Me., Everett Hamblen, McKinley, Me, Phyllis Herrick, Mrs. Richard Whittington, Cran- berry Island, Me, Shirley Kelly, Lewiston, Me., Barbara Kenny, N. E. Tel. 8a Tel., Southwest Harbor, Me., Clarence LaCount, A. B, Little Co., Cambridge, Mass., George Lawson, West Tremont, Me., Arthur Moore, South Portland, Me., Hilda Norwood, Mrs. Jerry Capolo, Harriman, N. Y., Louise Phippen, Mrs. Robert Hebron, Charleston, S. C., Mamie Reynolds, Mrs. Forrest Berry, Manset, Me., Lillian Rich, Mrs. Frank Hodgdon, Bernard, Me., William Searls, Deceased, Nancy Spurling, Mrs. Joseph Wrobel, Richmond, Va., Ralph Stanley, Southwest Harbor, Me., Chrisilie Veronona Storms, Mrs. Donald Dekker, Address Unknown, Earl Thurlow, McKinley, Me., Helen Wright, Mrs. Andrew Parker, Thompsonville, Conn.: Edith Worcester, Mrs. Lester Radcliff, Bernard, Me. 1949 Berle Abbott, Mrs. Robert Daigle, Ottawa, Canada, Keith Alley, U. S. Navy, Anacostia, Wash., D. C., Jacqueline Andreason, Mrs. Sabin Hutchins, Nesconset, L. I. , N. Y., Bernice Beal, Mrs. Albert Stock, Manset, Me., Rosmand Berry, Southwest Harbor, Me., Ramona Boynton, Mrs, Lee Rathboru, Southwest Harbor, Me., Phillip Bryer, Lt, fj.g,J USS Wisconsin, Norfolk, Va., Louise Dolliver, Mrs. Robert Maynard, Newport, R. I., Harvey Dow, Philadelphia, Pa.: Gertrude Dunbar, Mrs, George Gascon, Port Leddin, Africa, Charles Fahey, U. S. Navy, San Francisco, Calif.: Arlene Galley, Mrs. Charles Lawson, Ellsworth, Me., Ray Griffin, Boston, Mass., Sylvia Lee Harris, Address unknown, Winona Higgins, Mrs, Kenneth Cord, address unknown Margaret Hutchins, Prop, , Peg's Store, Southwest Harbor, Me., Nancy Jellison, Deceased, Evelyn Kelley, Mrs, Frank Gray, I-lulls Cove, Me., Leslie King, Teacher, Stonington H. S. , Stonington, Me., Frances Lawson, Mrs, Richard Mitchell, Bangor, Me., Gilbert Lewis, Valsetz, Ore., Patricia Lewis, Mrs, Douglas Joy, Limestone, Me., Marilyn Morse, Mrs. Elwell Farley, Southwest Harbor, Me., Virginia Murphy, Mrs. Percy Blaisdell, Clarksville, Tenn., Jane Norwood, Mrs. Robert Dunbar, Southwest Harbor, Me., Barbara Noyes, Mrs. William Godwin, Groton, Conn., Harold Robbins, Norfolk, Va., Edna Rummill, Mrs. Andrew Gallant, Ir. Bar Harbor, Me., Ralph Sawyer, Ir. , M.V.T. I., South Portland, Me., Graham Trask, New Britain, Conn., Lawrence Sinclair, Southwest Harbor, Me., Richard Stanchfield, Address unknown, Ruth Stanley, Mrs. David Holmes, Portsmouth, R.I., Eva Tuck, Mount Desert Island Hospital, Bar Harbor, Me., Betty Walls, Mrs., John Fernald, Somesville, Me., Sylvia Webster, Mrs. Lawrence Sinclair, Germany, Anne Whitmore, Mrs. Andrew Harkins, Southwest Harbor, Me., Tilson Harkins, Ford Motors, Chicago, Ill. 48 195o Dianne Ballard, Mrs. Robert Michal, Milford, Del.: Janet Bickford, Southwest Harbor, Me.: Robert Carroll, Army, Chicago, Ill.: Alice Carter, Mrs, Charles Welch, Ft. Lee, Va.: Jane Caruso, Trenton, Me.: Belva Crockett, Mrs, Lawrence Murphy, Southwest Harbor' Me.: Wayne Gilley, U. S. Coast Guard, Portland, Me.: Milton Kelley, Nameplate Engraving Co. , Middle Point, Ohio: Felton Kenney, 2nd Lt. , U. S. A. F. , Mellis Air Force Base, Las Vegas, N. Mexico: Walter Lewis, Southwest Harbor, Me. : Allan Mace, Glen Martin Co. , Baltimore, Md.: Gardiner Mitchell, Southwest Harbor, Me.: Ann Moore, Mrs, James Rich, West Tremont, Me.: Barbara Murphy, Mrs. Alfred Kelley, Southwest Harbor, Me.: Russell Pettigrove, Bernard, Me.: Mel- vin Phillips, Army, Japan: Donald Reed, Southwest Harbor, Me.: Emma Reed, Mrs. Charles Richards, Somes- ville, Me.: Richard Reed, McKinley, Me.: James Rich, West Tremont, Me.: Richard Reed, McKinley, Me.: James Rich, West Tremont, Me.: Patricia Robbins, Teacher at Wilton Academy, Wilton, Me.: Edgar Seavey, Fort Lauderdale, Florida: Merrill Seavey, Seal Cove, Me.: Helen Sinclair, Mrs. Owen Frost, Ellsworth Falls, Me.: Peggy Storms, address unknown: James Storms, Lt. UGJ, U. S. Navy, Address unknown: Colby Sullivan, Orono, Me.: Peggy Trask, Mrs. John Holt, Germany. 1951 Elise Alley, Mrs. Charles Haycock, Prospect Harbor, Me: Marcia Alley, U. S. Navy H. M. C. XlRay Dept. , Newport, R. I.: Margery Benson, Mrs, Robert Emmott, A, P.O. 194 New York, N, Y.: Richard Butler, U.S. Army, Ft. Benning, Ga: Sally Carroll, Senior U. of M. , Orono, Me: Beatrice Carter, Mrs. Arthur O'Dill, address unknown: Richard Clark, Senior, Carnegie Tech, Pittsburg, Pa: Diane Clement, Mrs. Thomas White, Waterford, Conn: Ronald Cockcroft, Fall River, Mass: Wanda Crowley, Portland, Me: Rosemary Dolliver, Mrs, Clifford Stillwell, Bristol, Conn: James Dorr, U, S. A.F. Albuquerque, New Mexico: Charlotte Dunbar, Mrs, Georbe Lawson, West Tremont, Me.: Myra Fahey, Hollywood, Calif: Clayton Fom, U.S.A.F. AXIC, Bentwaters, A.F.B. , England: Clyde Harper, U. S.A.F. Charleston, Me: Carleton Hill, U.S.A.F. Biggs A.F. B. Alpaso, Texas: George Jellison, Southwest Harbor, Maine: Vernon Kelley, Tremont, Me.: Wood- row Kelley, U. S. A.F. Claysburgh, Penn.: Vaughn Mitchell, U. S. A.F. Stationed in Japan: Carroll Murphy, U.S.A.F. Fairfield, Calif. Henry Norwood, Manset, Me.: Mary Pinkham, Mrs. Russell Lawson, West Tre- mont, Me.: Annie Rice, Cranberry Isle, Me.: Joan Robinson, Mrs, Wilbert Terry, Portland, Me.: Carolyn Sullivan, Mrs. Nathan Smallidge, Northeast Harbor, Me.: Leah Urquhart, Mrs. Ernest Beal, Jonesport, Me.: Irene Stanley, Mrs, Carroll Murphy, Fairfield, Calif.: Peter Stanley, U. S.A.F.: Margaret Walker, Mrs, Margaret Mclntire, Manset, Me.: Donald Woods, U. S. A.F. Newfoundland. 1952 Maryann Carroll, Washington State Teachers' College, Machias, Me.: Lewis Bracy, U. S. A. F. , MacDill A.F. B. , Tampa, Fla.: Raymond Billings, Manset, Me.: Elaine Clement, Mrs. Richard Helbig, Los Angeles, Calif.: Ralph Closson, U.S. A. F, , Limestone, Me.: Christine Bulmer, Mrs. Charles Gilley, Southwest Harbor, Me.: Margaret Gilley, Mrs, Kenneth Parsley, Southwest Harbor, Me.: Douglas Gott, U. S.A.F. , Frankfort, Germany: Richard Hamblen, U.S.A.F., Mo.: Forrest Harper, Seal Cove, Me.: Anna Hodgdon, Mrs, Edward Reale, Thompsonville, Conn.: Theresa Hopkins, Hartford, Conn.: Ruth Kenney, Mrs. George Jellison, South- west Harbor, Me.: 49 1952 Continued Helen Murphy, Mrs. William Seavey, McKinley, Me., Merton Murphy, Manset Marine Supply Co. , Southwest Harbor, Me., Walter Norwood, Med. Corps, U.S. Army, Fort Hood, Texas, Betty Rice, Mrs, Stanwood King, Jr, , Stonington, Me.: Gloria Robbins, Mrs, Robert Mosely, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Nancy Robinson, Mrs. Robert Jacot, Ovid, N.Y,, Sylvia Robinson, Southwest Harbor, Me., Edna Seavey, Mrs. Albert LaMae, Kansas City, Mo.: George Seavey, Ellsworth, Maine, Manual Silva, U. S. A. F. , Wilmington, Del., Reginald Smith U. S. A. F. , Kelley Field, Texas, Helen Stanley, Sedalia, Mo., Elaine Spurling, Mrs, Harley Spurling, Manset, Me,, Gloria Wentworth, Mrs. Gail Scott, Urbanna, Ill., Bernard Woods, Maine Maritime Academy, Castine, Me. 1953 Alston Beal, Cpl. , U.S. Marine Corps, Camp LeJeune, N.C.: Jay Boomer, U. Of M. , Orono, Me., Judith Carroll, U, of M. , Orono, Me., Constance Clark, Eastern Maine General Hospital, Bangor, Me.: Nancy Dunbar, Southwest Harbor, Me.: Thomas Eldridge, U. of M., Orono, Me., Elizabeth Emerson, Mrs, Shirley Kelley, Lewiston, Me., Jack Gilley, U.S. Army, Germany, Wallace Gilley, Southwest Harbor, Me.: Mar- guerite Hamblen, Mrs. Merton Murphy, Southwest Harbor, Me. Elizabeth Harper, West Tremont, Me, Beverly Hill, Mrs. Lawrence Allen, Manset, Me., Freddie Hinckley, Georgia Tech. , Atlanta, Ga.: Everett Kelly, U.S. Army, Fort Dix, N. J.: John Kelly, employed l-LR, Hinckley, McKinley, Me., Alice Lawson, N.E, Tel. 8, Tel. Co. , Ellsworth, Me.: Marion Linscott, Southwest Harbor, Me.: Harriet Lunt, Mrs, Lawrence Eaton, Husson College, Bangor, Me., Loretta Martis, Mrs, Freddie Fallon, Southwest Harbor, Me., Allen Murphy Tremont, Me, Janet Newman, U. of M. , Orono, Me.: John Pomroy, U.S. Army, Fort Lee, Va., Richard Smith, U.S. .Air Force, Germany, Nancy Stanley, Mrs, Raymond Robbins, South Rochester, N. Y., Louise Urquhart, Mrs. Edward Joy, Ellsworth, Me., Audrey Wass, Bates College, Lewiston, Me., Lowell Woods, Southwest Harbor, Me., 1954 Edwin Brown, Hancock, Me., Mary Butler Porter, Blackstone, Mass., Elizabeth Bryer, Farmington Teachers' College, Farmington, Me., l-lale Bulmer, U.S.A., A. P,O. 707, Pausan, Korea, Charlotte Campbell, Seal Cove, Me., Nancy Carroll, University of Maine, Orono Me., Jerry Craig, U.S.A.F. , Sampson Air Base, N. Y., Carolyn Dillon, Southwest Harbor, Me., William Curran, U.S.A.F., Amarillo Air Force Base,- Tex., Clora Dorr, Gorham State Teachers' College, Gorham, Me., Carleton Dow, Maine Maritime Academy, Castine, Me., Shirley Goodwin, Gorham State Teachers' College, Gorham, Me., Josephine Fougere, Islesford, Me., Yvonne Gallant, Westbrook Junior College, Portland, Me., Ronald Gott, U.S.A.F. March Field, California, Leslie Greenlaw Jr. Sampson Air Base, New York, Carey Lewis, Southwest Harbor, Me., Edna Jellison, Kath- erine Gibbs Secretarial School, Providence,Rhode Island, Elmer Kelley, Seal Cove, Maine, Mabel Carter Lawler, Bangor, Maine, Janet Lewis, Seal Cove, Maine, Jarvis Newman, Wentworth Institute, Boston, Mass., Elizabeth Middleton, Wilmington, Delaware, John Moore, U.S. Marines, Parris Island, N.C., David Paine, Maine Maritime Academy, Castine, Maine, Gwendolyn Pettegrow, Mrs. Joseph Morrisset, Augusta, Me., Albert Robinson, U.S.A.F. , Sampson Air Base, New York, Ruth Pomroy, East Hartford, Connecticut, Richard Reynolds, Maine Maritime Academy, Castine, Maine, Ellis Seavey, Army, Europe, Gayle Smith, Swans Island, Maine, Patricia Wass, Boston Dispensary, Boston, Mass., William Ward, Manset, Maine, Kathlyn Stanwood, Eastern Maine General Hospital, Bangor, Maine. Any errors or omissions are purely unintentional. 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