Piscataquis Community High School - Memorandum Yearbook (Guilford, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

MEMORANDUM 955 2 awww PISCATAQUIS COMMUNITY HIGH SCHCDCL GUILFQRD MAINE Warren!-l Pressley Ir We the students of P C H S ded1cate th1s 1955 Memorandum to WarrenH Pressley Jr We w1sh to extend our smcere gratltude and apprec1at1on to hlm for all he has done fox the school the student body andthe commumty 2 I -5- I n , . , Q Q 1 Q , ' 1 . . - - - . . . I I 9 Su Fukl-I lj-:tl 3 ' - K' U O f Tl. u,' J7' 'u i . 'sf 'QS' fi! 9 . I I 1 x 'lvl' ' f. , 310 E V'-44? 9-.wg-71 Q - W. 5. csfc. Q '-if L I a .rn ' ' . . I ' I 1 Qglu Z5 X7 I V. .-. . , .,g.h:!lQ7,-!' D v Q12 Q . v 113' !51 o' H5110 ,4 . a ' 11 , 3 ln La 4 ' 'AJ 1 U1 U1 -l W5 3 QF go 371 0 o Z -'l l'1'l Z -'I ffl Underclassmen Actrvltles Clubs Advertising The Faculty L toR Mr Robert Brown Mr Clarence Rowe Jr Mr Nund1Rorr1ano Mr Edward Hackett Mrs Hazel Parker Mrss Elrzabeth Barker Mrs Dons Leavrtt Mrs Pnscrlla Whrte Mr Warren Pressley Jr Mrs Mabel Johnston Mrs Hazel Ruland Mrs Eleanor Wrlllams Mrs Harrret Kronholm Mrs Leota Brown Mrs Elaine Alursy Mr Edmund Alursy Mr Thomas Hrlyard School Secretary Cafeteria Crew And Treasurer Custodlans Mrs McLaughhn Mrs Lander Mrs Ellzabeth Page Ml Bob 520111115 Ml' Byr0HKa11sren ,- 4.4 Y 4 ZEN . , 0 fr , a - Ln.- N N f ,L , , ug r X J 1 Vx 'Q ' ' A. 1 V ' X H gg-1'..: ' A' Presldent Raymond LaBree S t B tt F1 ecre ary e y o ey V1ce Pres1de t Tessa Martelle Treasurer Jeanmne Leathers I-Ilstonan Cormne Anderson SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS fy ' ,J nn, Ox if , M' pf fi OM? c iv I' - Y , L . il MARY AMES CORINNE ANDERSON KATHERINE AUSTIN College College College Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, Class Historian l.2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Glee Club 1, 2, Band 1, 2 8, 4, H. A. 2, 3, Minstrel Show 2, 4, lnterclass Basketball 1, 2, 4, Junior Prom Committee Newspaper 2, 3, Senior Play. F 3 3 3 ALTHEA BEARCE College Minstrel Show Chorus 2, Year- book Assembly Manager 3, Inter- class Basketballl, 2, 3, 4, News- paper 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Com- mittee for Senior Play, 1-Act Plays 3, F.l-l.A. 1,2,3, Minstrel Show3, Girls' State 3, Junior Prom Chair- man3, Newspaper l,2, Fashion Show Co- Chairman 2, Senior Play, Eastern Maine Music Festival 1. SHIRLEY BREARLEY Commercial Basketball Manager4,Minstre1 Show 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Girls' State 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Newspaper 2, 3, Desk Girl 4, F. l-L A. 1, Make-up Committee for Senior Play. Usher for Senior Play. ,A WD ,fx Us , .L jj l y' .J ,v ,rfv f' ff JN CAROLYN snowut Wu .ft College - Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 3, 4, 1-Act Play 3, Speaking 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Alternate 1, 3, Minstrel Show 2, 3, Girls' State 3, Spell- ing Contest 3, Newspaper 2, 3, State Music Festival 3, Eastem Maine Music Festival 1, 2, 3, Senior Play. fy, T14 , 'L L GUY TOBEY General F. F. A, 4, Interclass Basketball 2, Rifle Club 1, 2, 3. , P' J .2 wwf. - , ,,,,,,,+-fa W Jr, .izizzizifa ERLY RIP? Bus ess QL Band Majorette 1, 2, 4g 1-Act Plays 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Min- strel Show 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, lnterclass Basketball 1, 4, Junior Comm. 3, Rifle Club 2, News- paper 3g Desk Girl 3, Senior Play 4. S FRANK HALL, JR. General Glee Club 1,Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4,Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. SANDRA GIORDANO BUSHIBSS Glee Club 1, F. H. A. 2, Prize Speak- ing 1, Placer Union, Calif. 2, 35 P. C. if CLAIR TRAFTON College Baseball 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Interclass Basketball 4 Cross Country 2 Rifle Club 1 2 LAURIE VAINIO Agriculture Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 1-Act Play 43 Baseball 3, 4: F. F. A. 1, 43 Minstrel Show 1, 2, 3, 4g Inter- class Basketballl, 2, 3, 4,Senior Play 4. Y NAME Ames Anderson Austm Bearce Brearley Brown Campbell Clark Clukey Clukey Conner C urtxs Dav1ds on Dawe s Edge rly Eme ry Foley Glffo rd Hall Harlow Hayden K1mba1l LaBree Lank1 st Martelle McKenney McKus1ck Mc Phete r s Me rr1ll M1tchell Morrzll Ma rj Morr1son Mary Morr1son Noll Patterson Pearl Pe rk1ns Pmette Pr1e st Shaw Taylor Taylor Trafton Trlpp Tobey Va1n1o PIRATESCOPE PASTIME Danc1ng Fl1rt1ng L1ttle John Carol's Watchmg T V Gaylon Poach1ng Dances Dr1v1ng Bus Talkmg Drum Major Pool Room Band Basketball F11 rt1ng Trudy Ross's Jun1or G1rls W1ll1am Wr1t1ng Letters Talkmg Dover Dover Lab Belng Qu1et Goofmg G1rlfr1ends Ah Ha' G1ggl1ng Clar1ce Sleepmg Eatmg Clothes Typmg Stay1ng Home RIC hard Talkxng Jackmg An1ta's Theate r Basketball Teasmg Melba Tw1rl1n g Marge Ball Game s PET PEEVE F1re Engmes Low Grades Wash1ng Dxapers School Boys No Man Other Hunters Nata11e K1dS Keeplng Qu1et 'P 'P 'P 7 'P 'P 'P Studylng Bashful Boys John Semol G1rls All Boys Socxology School G1rls Qu1zzes Work1ng Gu1lford G1rls G1rls Keep1ng St111 Boys Bu1cks No1sy People Work1ng Bashful Boys P O D Class R1s1ng Early Work No1sy People Student Exchange K1d Brother Terry Game Warden Food School Draft Board 'P 'P 'P 'P Tomato JUICE Early Hours G1rls 14 LAST SEEN W1th Sc r1b Mov1es D1ck 25 YRS LATER Nurse Teacher Happy Fam1ly Brown' s Truck Greenv1lle At Desk Dover Half ton Goodw1n's W th Lou1e W1th Mon1e Gordon's Ford Lxbrary W1th Bev Watchmg T You Guess Oak Street Desk G1rl Sangervxlle At Edd1e's W1thW1ll1am W1th Nora Nugget Kor1tsky's W1th Betty Sh1rley W1th Sandra In Ford Studymg Tw1rl1ng Goodw1n's W1th Clar1ce W1th Tobey Melba Bob Dance Watchmg T V W1th Rlcharu Re ad1ng Pape r Gordon Cookmg Mom' s Freda St udy1ng IGA Store Countlng Lumber At School Prwate Sec Greenhouse Poach1ng Marr1ed Drxvmg Bus Afr1ca A Farmer P1ano Player 10 Klds Teacher Se rv1ce Boss Old Ma1d Carpenter 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P Farmmg Marned '7 ? Nugget Pres U S Fam1ly Man WAVES Marr1ed In '45 Mercury In Comfort In Mov1es You Guess No Ambznon Mrs Tobey Marrled Who Knows Desk G1rl Secretary Mrs Mc De rmont Wash D C Llttle Ch1cks Chxef Cook Theater Mgr Teachxng Marned Mrs Edgerly Marned Ball Player M. . . . . . C. ' ' ' K. . . . . . A. ' S. ' . . ' . C. G. ' - ' B. . . . N. ' .... P. . . . . R. . . . . N. ' . V. J. . . . G. ' ' B. ' ' L. . . . . F. ' ' . . S. . . . . . D . . M. . . . J. Leathers Letters Marines Post Office Mrs. Conley T. c . . . J. . . . . G. . . . u C. . . . . C. . . . . ' ' ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ' F. G. . . . J. ' ' . . W. . . . . C. . . . A. . B. ' C. ' .... ' ' B- . . . . . G. ' ' L. . . . 4 12 ag' 5 - 4 r f 6 X' f M! X 1 2 'N 7 X -B -eg. , 'Q VV Q ' Q r K 1 P '? f l g I qi ,N -I, X lllllllls f H 'Ng ip xg T ?n dex v . X1 1 ... I Ynvm X JUNIOR CLASS NEWS Th1s year we elected the followlng class offlcers Pres1dent Sterhng Buzzell V1ce Pres1dent Graham Nu1te Secretary Ruth Bndges Treasurer Paula Woodard Student Councxl Nancy Baker Alternate Beverly Reardon Class H1stor1an Carol B1shop We plan to put on a Junlor Prom thls year We have yet to set the date and work out the deta1ls but we hope rt w1ll have been a success The Jun1or class compnses almost half of the school band They have played at many assemblzes schoolfunctlons and also at basketball games We' are all very proud of them and one ofthe mangers IS a Jumor In track and cross country we are also provrunent We elected th1s year as W1nterval cand1dates for kmg and queen Kmg Sterhng Buzzell Chet Grxndell Queen Ruth Bndges Beverly Reardon The .Tumors turned out well for the annual W1nterval M1n strel Show Seven of the e1ght endmen as well as the p1an1st are .Tumors and many more are e1ther 1n the chorus or 1n spec1a1t1es We have been successful for the f1rst half of the year and hope to contmue as well for the remamder 16 . . . fy ' The re are eight members of our class on the basketball team SQPHOMORES At our flrst class meet1ng we elected the follow1ng off1cers Pres1dent Ronald Goode V1ce Pres1dent Judy Bates Secretary Herberta Galusha Treasurer James Cost1gan Student Councll Gerald Tucker James Buxton We put on a supper for Wmterval February 12 1955 We nom1nated Letty Ann Howard and Juamta Macomber for cand1 dates for Queen Galen Lande r and Ronald Goode were our cand1dates for K1ng We ordered our class rmgs 1n November 17 Joyce Campbell Prestdent Geraldme Phtlbrook Secretary f FRESHME Rowl L toR. S Brown B McPhetres R Mrtchell M Gour ley E Snape S Patterson M Garland E Alden D Drew J Noll I Dulac Row2 F Romano G Va1n1o C Dubay B Brlltngton D Church G Phrlbrook S McKus1ck C LaRoch elle P Bagley P Page M Godsoe V Todd L Bartlett J Thomas D McKenney C Stmmons J Campbell L Clark Row3 E Levensarlor C l-lam R, Clukey M Trafton E Brllrngton R. Moulton A Neptune W Ruland B Connor M Bunker M Wyman G Jackson B Perktns K Page Row4 E Grant M Brrdge C Dubay D Campbell L Taylor B Lar rabee D Pearl P Varmo D Lyford G Goodreau G Ltbby P McKus1ck R Drew M Brrdges The Freshman Class met September 8 1954 and chose the followmg offrcers Pres 1dent Jamce C ampb ell V1ce Pres1dent Jean Nell Secretary Geraldme Phrlbrook Treasurer Dar1el Drew Student Counc1l Wa r r e n Ruland and Alternate Charlene Dubay The class voted to pay S100 for dues th1S year Mr Romano and Mr Morse are the homeroom teachers OnHal1oweenwe had a float 1n the school pa rade It was a car that had been 1n an accxdent The class held a one act play Magnolra Blooms 1n March for the1r assembly 18 tg lean Noll Vtce Presrdent Darrel Drew Treasurer T' Pres A Stewart EIGHTH GRADE L toR Rowl B Dellalre C Foss B Wrlson J Cullrcutt l Hathaway S Ward S Thompson G Bennett Mrs Leavrtt Row 2 C Raymond V McEwen I Mella D Nesblt L Mc Allrster M Carle R, Llttlefleld W Emery R Eastman R Fortrer J LaRochelle K Bates C Garland N Darke Row3 N Selle B Cleaves E Lovell L Greeley C Alden D Ward I Race S Rrcker V Brngham A Draper S Pearson Row4 D Rrchards B Reed R Lovejoy E Bullard G Fortler W Nulte J Thompson A Stewart G Prrest M Farrar J W11 lrams H Stearns Nlrs Kronholm Row 5 R Drmkwater K Lanklst S Rrdley D LaBree H Brldge I Noble R Leonard H Leland P Nuttmg W Leathers R. Zlmmerman S Grant V Pres A Draper Sec S Rlcker Treas J Noble 19 Pres S Morton A 5 'NP' ec K Orff SEVE TH GRADE L toR Row 1 P Palmer S Dellatre E Soucter E Noll S True M Hazelton D Croteau M McG1nn1s V Prrest C Leathers Row2 Mrs Brown M Grant J Stymtest J Martrn R Soucter C Harlow B True H Culltcutt A Huntley B Howell R. Campbell Row 3 R Hersey R. Zrmmerman B Ltbby H Tarr W Bagley W McKenney P Leathers R. Blet Parker B Herrmg K Orff A Lyon J Patterson S Page S Morton S Kmney D Pearl S Pratt Row5 E Rees R Pal mer I Nadeau B Leonard N Trefethen L Anderson B Woods T Houston B Davts V Nesbtt C Ktrk L Doore W Rowe Row6 S Levensaxlor E Johnson G Parker D Robm son C Doore l Bates O Ulman P Thompsonj Graf G McLaughl1n K Johnson E Hams D Beers 20 'D V Pres P Thompson Treas A Lyon me l . .' I . , . I , . I I . , 1 l , . X- ' , . , . , . ,U . , . . t 'f ' ' ' hen, .Amesz Higgins, J.. Huntley, H: Llbby. Row 4: Mrs. ' ' ' ir? I ' D , I. ' 'I I ' A . D. ' . I ' I ' I S . . . . . . JV'VlT114'D I '- o Q Ooac. Nm.. Edrtor tn Chref Assrstant Edrtor Busrness Manager Advertrsrng Manager Ctrculatron Manager Assrstant Edrtor Photography Ed rtor MEMORANDUM STAFF Carolyn Brown Ralph Harvey Edward Lankrst James Buxton Alan Stewart Mary Jane Zrmmerman Sally Pearson Clarrce Mrtchell Art Edltor Assrstant Art Edrtor Class Edrtor Clubs and Actrvrtre Assrstant Edrtor Guls Sports Senror Co Edrtors s Edrtor Cuculatron Department Manager Alan Stewart Thomasrne Houston Janlce Campbell Charlene Dubay Belrnda Cleaves Laura Greeley Susan Morton Davrd Robrnson Marjorre Morrrson Susan Brown Wrllram Rowe Beverly Taylor John Thompson Kay Roberts Beverly Trrpp Jeannrne Leathers Faculty Supervtsor M15 Brown Assrstant Supervrsor Mfg Johnston Literary Editor ,.,,,. ' Boys' Sports ............ Dale Huff 22 EWSPAPER STAFF L. to R. Seated: V. Nesbit, N, Trefethen, J, Stymiest, Y, Pinette, C. Merrill, C. Shaw, A, Bearce, Ed., Mrs, Parker, C. Grindell, Bus, Mgr., K. Lankisr, S, Ridley, D, Nesbit, W, Leathers, J. Williams, H. Stearns, E. Lankist. Standing: M, Wyman, C. Mitchell, RC LaBree, D. LaBree. Absent: S. Pearson. Th1s year the name of the paper was changed from Commumty Scrrpt to P1rate s Chest We sold subscr1pt1ons for the year Inas much asweare trymg to unprove the quahty of the paper we are pleased that many students seem mterested 1n It PATROL Bovs H L to R Row 1 S Levensarlor D Beers E Johnson K Lankrst E Lankrst S Rrdley G McLaughl1n K Johnson C Ames Row 2 H Tarr E Harrrs C Doore J Wrlltams P Thompson D Campbell D Pearl V Jones Row 3 C Ham C Carlow I Bull ard J Thompson I Buxton 23 L to R Row 1 D Perrgo A Carle C Patterson W Lankrst N Conner W Davrs A Schult C Buzzell Row 2 Mr Hxlyard J Leeman D Elderkln G Tobey G Foss W Lrbby D Woodard T Harlow F Davrd son F Nutung L Varmo W Lrbby N Bloockler V Jones FUTURE FARMERS CF AMERICA 1242- 'Q 1 A In QNoQFT'0M',7 J Ag FAQ' 1 c 'Y1 'f,s L fjlu G The Prscataqms Chapter of Future Farmers of A merrca IS one of more than forty such chapters rn the State of Marne The FFA 1S composed exclusrvely of Vocat1onal Agrrculture s tu d e nt s There are nearly 400 thousand Future Far me r s 1n the Un1ted States Puerto R1co and Hawau The FFA enables students to extend the1r learnmg beyond the confrnes of the ag r rcultur al classroom Future Farmers through actrve part1c1pat1on learn how to c on duc t and take part 1n a publ1c meet1ng to buy and sell co operatrvely to solve then' own prob lems and to assume communlty respons1b1l1t1es if 1474 24 A Q ' K 0' N , 1, f CA 2 v.,' : f -rv 4. - - , if' A O 7 . . . ll A ' I . . . I? 1 xggl . I A l F rx p - sf' , ' X! I 0 D . . Ji I . ' 1 . I If ff I Vf J f 3 I I fl! jf' , ' I . f 7 If ' V' jf, Z? ll gf 0 57 4 X ,, f' ff j X ,f L if J 'Ng L to R Row 1 S Brown S McKus1ck R Bndges R Braley C Brown A McKenney T Noble B Foss G Campbell Row 2 D Church B Trtcomb C LaRochelle S McEwen N Dawes B Clark G Phrlbrook C McPhetres Mrss Barker Row 3 C Srmmons B Brllmgton B Taylor K Pmerte B Schultz D Drew! Lander FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The off1cers of the Future I-lornemakers of Amer1ca are Pres1dent Carolyn Brown QMAKIR lst V Pres Rosalre Braley Znd V Pres Arolm McKenney Secretary Ruth Br1dges , fa Treasurer Nancy Dawes 1 H1stor1ar1 Sharon McKus1ck L.. 1 Q J, Song Leader Rosalme Braley M X Q Parllamentarlan Trudy Noble Our frrst ac t1v 1ty was makrng toys to send to the 41 World Chrlstmas Festwals where they were d1str1buted NfW YW among needy ch11dren F H A sponsored a Chrrstmas party and 1nv1ted the F F A boys to Jom rn our Chrrstmas tree games and dancrng Seventeen of us attended our d1str1ct convent1on 1n Dexter At the Wxnterval Carmval the F l-I A had a booth consrstmg of throwmg penn1es mn a Jar of water We are lookxng forward to our Sprrng Fashmon Show and to our convent1on wh1ch 15 to be held 1n Augusta Carolyn Brown State Soc1a1 and Recreatmon Cha1rman w111 be one of the presrdrng off1cers at the convent1on Early 1n January our F H A served a d1nner at the F F A d1str1ct meet1ng held at P C H S 25 Iva mu in I 4 'E A , ' w W Y. . 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' U Xyv CROSS COUNTRY Row 1 L to R I Cosugan L Clark R, Harrmgton P Bullard A Schult Row2 Mgr G Howard M Wyman J Cookson G Fogg M Trafton Asst Coach C Grmdell Coach Nundl Romano The P C H S Cross Country team was the county champmn wmmng two meets and tymg one P C H S beat Dover 23 32 The three way meetwas t1ed w1th P C H S and Dexter 33 and Dover 54 The County Meet's scores were P C H S 35 Dexter 42 Dover 43 Coach Brown GRAMMAR SCHOOL The Grammar School Basketball team started the season wxth ten men and ended w1th fourteen The 'A squad won e1ght games and lost only two The two games were to Dexter 40 to 34 and M110 30 to 19 The B ' squad went through the season wxth 10 w1ns and not a loss We e nte r e d the Penqu1s Grammar School tournament play1ng Newport and defeat1ng them 42 to 27 In the Se m1 f1nal game w1th Dexter they defeated us 38 to 36 We played Greenville for th1rd place and beat them 30 to 28 The team wmshes to thank Mr Brown for the lessons m sportsmansh1p as well as the fun 26 0 Q I . 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SQUAD L roR Fust Row Lrbby Doore Tarr Graf P Thompson Second Row Mgr Hrggrns Love Joy Carle Lrttlefreld Tozrer J Thompson McKeuney Mr Brown A SQUAD L to R Frrst Row Dellalre Bob Zrmmerman Rrdley R Zrmmerman Hams Second Row Mr Brown Noble Nesbrt Fortrer Stewart Brldge Mgr Leathers 27 ,WL .1 i QQ f 9 Q Q 9 Y GIRLS BASKETBALL Row 1 L to R L Howard R Brrdges N Dawes A McKenney Row2 Mgr B Foss E Carle I Graf M Moore I Lander Mgr S Brearley Coach Leavrtt Th1s year P C H S welcomed Mrs Dor1s Leav1tt as G1r1s Phys1cal Educat1on D1rector and Cnrls' Basketball Coach The Vars1ty g1rls drdn t have a very good year w1th a 2 9 r e c or d Nancy Dawes was elected captamand Ruth Brrdges co capta1n Our managers were Shrr leyBrearley and Beatr1ce Foss Dawes was our h1gh scorer w1th 141 polnts Howard had 127 Brrdges 99 McKenney 56 The guards were Graf Drummond Moore Lander and Carle Mrs Dons Leavm A short summary of the games 15 as follows Greenvrlle Dexter Dover Brownvrlle Greenv1lle Dexter P C H S H gg1ns M110 P C H S P C H S H gg1ns M110 P C H S 28 1 ' 54 P.C.H.S. 35 Dover 52 P.C.H.S. 43 32 P.C.H.S. 28 38 P.C.H.S. 32 ' 60 P.C.H.S. 47 ' 26 P.C.H.S. 22 43 P.C.H.S. 41 . . . . 52 i ' 44 ' 56 . . . . 39 . . . . 55 i ' 37 ' 64 .... 45 L toR K Roberts Captaxn L Bartlett T Noble N Baker E Bates S McKus1ck M Zlm merman B Tltcomb M Godsoe A short summary of each game 1S Greenv 111e Dover Dexter Dover G reenvllle Dexter We gxrls had a very good year wmth a 4 Z record Our two losses were to Greenv111e 29 ,v 5 VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneelmg Mgr R LaBree Asst Mgr D Huff Standmg H Harrmgton R Elderkm W Ruland R. Tay lor G Page G Fogg A Carle C Grmdell P Bndge R Harrlngton N Brxdge Coach Nundx Romano The P1rates were fortunate to be coached agam by Nund1 Romano Many excmtmg games were played th1S season Romano s P1rates showed us how they have recewed good coach1ng and were thus gammg the ex per1ence wh1ch mn another year may make a better ball team The P1rates ended the season w1th 5 wms and 12. losses hun: 30 Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan Jan RECORD OF GAMES Presque Isle P C H S Stearns P C H S Greenv1lle P C H S Dover P C H S Dexter P C H S P C H S Fort Fa1rf1eld P C H S Belfast P C H S M110 P C H S .Ian .Ian Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb 2. Dover P C H.S Stearns P C H S Brownv11le Jct P C H S Cvreenv1l1e P C H S Dexter P C H S P C H S M110 P C H S Belfast P C H S Greenvllle P C H S L toR. Juanlta Macomber Beverly Reardon Joyce Campbell Jamce Campbell Geraldme Phllbrook Judy Edgerly Our v1vac1ous cheerleaders 1n the1r new blue and gold un1forms made the games more exc1t1ng w1th the1r snappy cheers and fancy maneuvers . 3 74 . l . . . . 54 . . . . 7 75 . 13 . . . . 43 . . . . . 10 ' 55 . 18 ' ' . . . . 40 . . . . . 14 56 . Z1 ' . . . . 58 . . . . . 17 42 . 25 . . . . 47 . . . . Dec. 2.1 Presque Isle 73 Jan. Z8 Fort Fairfield . . . . 46 . . . . . ZZ ' ' 65 . 3 ' . . . . 35 . . . . . 4 62. . 8 . . . . 61 . . . . . 7 ' 75 . 17 ' . . . . 62 . . . . 1 31 CHOOL September 8, 1954, school opened and everyone was glad to see his old friends and to make new ones. The year had many important activities, of whlchwe are listing a few of the most outstanding. We started off with the maga- zine campalgnon September 16. This year we are looking forward toward a dark room and some cameras wlth which to start a Camera Club. September 20, Class elections! It was some job to get organized, but everybody got there, we hope. This was followed by Senior Class pictures which were taken September 28. The Seniors looked quite 'snazzy'--all dressed up as they were. October 30-a bla Hallowe'en parade fin the ralny and lt was followed by a party with lots of unrecognlzable costumes. November 6, the F.l-l.A.'ers traveled to Dexter for their first district convention. November 23 started the basketball season off, and we had an average as far as wins and losses were Student Council concerned. The Senior play was presented January 14, and 'Wlnterval' followed directly, ln February. March ll, the one-act play contest was held. The Juniors' play was judged the best and they remesented our school at Hlg- gins. Public speaking and spelling contests were also held ln March. Extremely interesting assemblies have been presented by the 'School Assembly Service' and numerous soclals and dances have been held. The year ended just as all school years end--Junior Prom, Baccalaureate, Class Night, and then Graduation. This year lt seems just a little blt special. A new Senior class has been graduatedg the first class to have attended the full six years at P.C.H.S. F38 JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS P C H S CHOIR The band was very fortunate to receive their uniforms last May in time for the Eastern Maine Music Festival The members of the band were very pleas ed with their uniforms and have been putting on excellent performances to show This year the band has played at most of the assemblies and put on a march routine at all the important home games Everyone liked this This year the band has taken part in the County Festival and also in the Eastern Maine Fes tival and has had very good ratings We were fortunate to have a few members able to tame pa rt 111 the State of Maine Music Festival BAN D - - - - - c Q sf. . B their appreciation for them. 5- The Glee Club has been domg an excel lent Job th1s year Mr AIUISY has ac compl1shed much w1th th1s group The Glee Club helped put on the musrc pro gram durmg Nat1or1al Educatron Week GLEE LUB Mr Aluisy Beloware three scenes from the tableaus put on at the Chrrstmas Program by the Mu sic Department Living Christ mas cards were posed while the Glee Club sang appropriate carols VW 'kv' 3a cf ' g?g 1 555. , ba E ,nlw rbi .ffm if -'-4 . ,rv . - - ' P3 1 s n 1 vi, 3255, J f W7 1 ,z, 1 b.,f1 six ' f sf.-.I 24, ..........-. .......-..... -gy. 1 Q W4 .. SE IOR PLAY A Case Cf Springtime January 14, 1955 Bob Parker, a teen-ager, play- ed by R. LaBree, got into trouble with his magic tricks and rabbits. He had to explain how he happened to saw in half his girl-friend, the principal's daughter, played by J. Edgerly. The principal, played by R. Taylor, wanted to have Bob dis- missed from school. When the three ladies from the Parent Teacher's Association came to visit Bob's home the re was a warm welcome awaiting them, prepared by the younger brother, played by G. Campbell. The play finally end- ed with Bob restored to favor with everyone. Bob Parker R. La Bree teen-age son Mr. Parker R. Davidson father Mrs. Parker M. Ames mother Dickie Parker G. Campbell kid brother louella C. Anderson Parker's maid Betty Parker C. Brown Bob's sister Gwen Anderson T. Martelle Dickie s girl friend Joan Abernaker J. Edgerly Bob's girl friend Mr. Abernaker B. Taylor Principal Eddie, P. Curtis Betty's boy friend Mrs. Hill J. Leathers Mrs. James B. Tripp P.T.A, mem- bers Mrs. Brunswick C. Shaw Plainclothes Man L. Vainio The law Miss Bright K. Pinette From the zoo The play was very profitable and we cleared 5211. To help us earn our way to Pennsylvania, all of which made the work seem very worthwhile. The play was coached by our English teacher, Mrs. White. Ridiculous And Sublime The play is built around the blind date of June, QA. Drummondi, whose father, QE. Lankistl, is very much upset. Dick, IJ. Buxtonj, teases June, while she is talking on the telephone for hours at atime,about her date. Irene Burton, U.Graf1, Arthur's wife, with the help of Katy the maid, QA. McKennyD, tries to get the situation back to normal. In the end Mr. and Mrs. Bur- ton agree that children are 'FRI- DICULOUS AND SUBLlME . 'P ill JUNIORS Tell Dorie Not To Cry The story takes place on De- cember 7, 1941, near Pearl Harbor in Hawaii. Dorie, CJ. Leathersj, is se- cretly in love with Cliff, the man to whom her sister, Pat, IJ. Ed- gerlyj, is engaged. On Pat's wed- ding day Dorie tells Pat of her love for Cliff. Pat is indignant and very disgusted. While three friends, Georgia QC. Andersonj, Babette QM. Amesl, and Fern QC. Brown, are present, word is brought by Miss Kitchener, KK. Pinettej that Pearl Harbor is being bombed. Later Pat and Dorie learn that Cliff has been killed in battle. SOPHOMORES ONE ACT PLAY CONTEST The Pink Dress Unbeknown to his family, poor, henpecked Mr. Willard U. Amesj has borrowed from the store, where he is em- ployed, an evening gown for his daughter Cora, Uoyce Landerl, to wear to the dance in place of her old pink one. Cora, under the influence of her disillusioned and nagging mother, QN. Bakerl, had turn- ed against him. Desperately she steals an evening gown from the same store, but is seen by detective, Miss Den- nis, QL. Kronholmj. She, with a policeman, QD. Huffj, goes to the Willard house where Mr. Willard, for the sake of his family, covers up his daughter's theft by telling of the dress he had borrowed. However, after Cora and he had been left alone, he tries to show Cora her wrong-doing, packs up both dresses and walks out with them, leaving her with only the old pink one and her conscience. SENIORS STU DE T EXCHANGE At a class meeting held in October the Senior Class of Plscataquls Community High School having carefully considered a class trip or a student exchange voted for the latter On November 4 at A meeting held with their parents the posslblllties of the exchange were reviewed and the parents were found to be interested and offering their help wherever needed. After the parents and the school board had given their consent to the project a committee was ap pointed This committee drew up a form letter which was sent to the capitals of Rhode lsland Pennsyl vanla and Michigan aswell asto the Chamber of Commerce of Clark Summit Pennsylvania Wyandotte Michigan, and Newport Rhode Island After a short time an envelope from Clark Summit was received containing information about that area and on November 22 a class meeting was held to decide whether to accept their invitation to ex change We had been interested in Buffalo New York but found that they were not able to handle as large a group as ours this year and consequently we accepted the Pennsylvania offer The exchange committee assembled literature pictures and facts about all things of interest in our community to send to the Seniors at Clark Stnnmlt High School Each student wrote a short essav on travel and their reasons for wanting the exchange Data sheets were made out giving ou. interests likes dislikes our physical descriptions and all other information that would be of value in picking exchange partners In December a meeting was held and five committees were appointed to handle all business con nected with the project namely program transportation finances sponsorship and housing, The data sheets from Clark Summit arrived January 30 and there was plenty of excitement when the information and pictures of our partners arrived and everyone seemed well pleased For the trip and for use while ln Pennsylvania the transportation commltteecharrered a Maine Central bus costing S670 90 The next thlng was to get a program set up for the six days that the Pennsylvanlans would be in Guilford May ll to May I8 The program committee started a tentative schedule which was finished temporarily by Mr Brown in order to meet the deadline of March 4 when lnltial contacts had to be made with sponsors This schedule conslsts of trips to Bar Harbor including a lobster feed Augusta the Veterans Hospital Colby College Bangor Monson thewoodmill and the Moosehead Lake Region The day after our guests arrive was set aside for a local day to look over the school and the town s industries Sunday was set aside as a family day so that our parmers could get no know our families better These trips and the meals which had to be paid for were sponsored by different organizations and businesses These organizations were very co-operative ln helping the Senior Class to carry on their ex change ln splte of their limited Hnances. 41 ' , - 1 f - I - ' ' . 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