Porter High School - Outlook Yearbook (Kezar Falls, ME)

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ULTLI JI JK STAFF First row: Mrs. Mrllqldv, Y. Stnry, M. Cutting, D. Pierre, W. Garner, F. Stovks, C. Merrifield. Svrund row: Il. llilllllllllllll, I . lizlstinzin, L. Holland, M. Huber, B. Carpenter, K. Wright, L. Blzirk, l'. Moore, M4'Il'2lll'. lfrlilm'-in-ffl:iff .. .fltrifslrlzll lfriitm l311.s'ir1w.x.s Il'1ll!lIIQl'7' A.v.ri.s'l1111l 1gll.S'i7l1'.l'.S' Illrnlagm' ..... I,il1'rary lf11'i1'01' ....................... A.x'.vi.vtanf Literary lfdilor .S frlz 001 Nolzxs' .................... Girls, Athletics ...... Boys! Athlfftim ....... Musif' .....,......... fakes ........... Exchanges ..... Alumni ....... Art Editor ........... Farultvy Adviser ..... STAFF Dwight Pierce . .. William Garner Frank Stocks Kenneth Wright Valerie Stacy Patricia Moore Florence Eastman, Hope Hammond Lucille Holland Chester Merrifield Bernard Carpenter Laura Black Marlene Cutting Joyce Metcalf Mary Huber Mrs. McDade

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v. e lC6ltl0l'l '.M1l.YiL' is one of the fairmff and most LQl0Ti0Zl.Y1Lfiff.Y of Codf, XVith mueh respect. we, the students ol' Porter High School, gratefully dedicate this issue ol' the Outlook to our friend and music teacher, Flora R. Carpenter. A graduate of Porter High herself, she has always been interested in our school and has been ready and willing to assist us at all times and to Contribute to our school activities in any way possible. Much Credit for the sueeess of our Glee Club. Music' Festivals, Pop Converts and other sehool programs is due to her untiring efforts and her patience. With love and appreeizition we dedieate the 1950 issue of Qutlook to Mrs. Flora R. Carpenter.

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7- . ,Fo-IXTUNE ovl A L9 WHAT NEXT? During the last World War many new and powerful weapons were made. Flame throwers, bazookas, rockets, and many others were brought into use to try to keep ahead of the enemy. Finally, the atomie bomb was perfeeted and used against japan. At the time, it was the most feared thing in the world, One bomb eould destroy a whole eity, and the people and animals for many miles around would be affeeted. This great display of power made the Japan- ese yield. But, was ending the war so quiekly worth the trouble this know- ledge of atomie power has eaused us? Many people say no, because they be- lieve that the war was about over as it was. Others say yes, beeause if we hadnit used it some other eountry would have been threatening us with it. Now, to the horror of many people, another power whieh exeeeds the atomic' bomb many times has been inventede the hydrogen bomb. This was brought about to help Control the use of the atomie bomb. To most of us, this can mean only one thing: a eontinuous raee to see which eountry ean have the most powerful weapons. Never in history has an armament raee ever ended in anyn Ching but war. So, for us and our ehildren, what next? IUVVIGHT PIERCE '50 A NEW COURSE IN PORTER HIGH A business eourse in Porter High would eertainly be worth a great deal to the sehool and the town. As it now is, our sehool eourses do not oflier nlueh.