Sedgwick High School - Comet Yearbook (Sedgwick, ME)

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THE COMET 15 Miss Saunders treading from Julius Caesarj : And drop my blood for idrachms, than to wrinig ' From the hands of peanuts their vile trash. Cipeasantsj ' Sk fl? Il? Reading in E11glish III and IVD: During his entire career of more tha11 forty years of public service, he was President of the United States. 'lt PK4 ,Ks Miss Robinson: Marie Antoinette was executed and later put to death. Poor woman! SF Pl? PX: NVho was Napoleon? I think he was a man. PX' SS Pl? English II freadingjz Every liv- ing creature there held life as of no coconut faccountl. VVhat other people were allies with the Austrians? McCarthy : ' ' Er-er-the Sardines l CThe Sardiniansl. ...-10.i.i. EXCHANGE S Although We sent out the usual number of copies of The Cornet last year, We have received only o11e paper in exchange, The Gathererf' from Deer Isle. This is a very interesting paper, with some good stories and jokes. There are individual pictures of the Senior class a11d group pic- tures of each class. The poetry is good, and the thirty pages of adver- tising show an appreciative com- munity. We hope to have more exchanges next year. ALUMNI U 1917 Irene Prescott CMrs. Frank Alexanderj is living at Long Island, New York. Della Gray. Ralph Harding, proprietor of Sargentville garage. l Gertrude Hooper CMrs. Seth Blodgettj is acting as clerk in the Sargentville post- office. Theodore 'Smith is with the Union Trust Co., Ellsworth. Mary Nevells fMrs. Herbert Hfutchinsj, South Brooksville. Cornelius Hagerthy, dentist, located at Arlington, Mass. 1918 Alice Grindal fMrs. Frank Clementj is liv- v0lney Grindal, Sargeintville. Paul Byard, .State road patrol, Sedgwick. ing at Somerville, Mass. Lawrence Hagerthy is practicing dentistry at Portland. Catherine Sargent tMrs. Frederick Marstonj is living at Scarsdale, N. Y. Florence Bracy CMrs. Harvey Meaderj, Ells- Worth. Kathleen 'Gray fMrs. Eugene Youngj, Bar Harbor. Charles Kane will graduate in June from the Suffolk Law School, Boston. Elsie Chatto CM,rs. 1C-hester Deckerj, Dark Harbor. Arthur Cousins, poultry business, Sedwgwick. 1919 Florence Young fMrs. Warren Pertj is liv- ing at North Sedgwick Ridge.

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14 THE ooivim' In Am. Lit.: Tell something of Emerson. ' ' McCarthy: He was one of five who lived with their widower mother. if 'XG if Miss M. Simmons tspeaking of Hawthornel : His father was a sea- captain who died when he was four years oldf' SF ,Ks 9? Miss C. Hooper treading from The Ancient Marineruj : And every soul it passed me by Like the whizz of my crow-bar Ccross-bowj ' as as as Miss Johnson Qin Geometryj: Draw an imaginary lineln ll if 'IF English II tto be punctuatedj: This canary said the salesman is a beautiful singer. The result: This canary said, The salesman is a beautiful singer. ' Q l I From Freshman themes: HI must of fell into a sort of dream, drinking in the beauty of the surrounding landscape. H 1 'I' W From an account of a turkey hunt: HI heard a scratching and I crept up around a bush and I saw a big fat gobblin setting rite on the ground not more than twenty yards away and I pulled the trigger a11d the gun nocked me over backwards and when I got up to find my turkey he had flewn and I felt like throwing my gun away and- 'Ki it SF From Physical Geography: Gin- chona is a tree that bears quinine or aspirin tablets and grows in tropical regions. English I paper: Stevenson was buried on the summit of a mountain 1,300 feet from the ground. Sli PX: Pl? From Economics: t'Elastic demand is demand that stretches. Miss Robinson fin Connnercial Geographyl : From what is flour made, Gray? Gray: Corn, Quotation from Portia's speech: The quality of mercy is not straned, It dopeth like the jentel rain from Heaven Upon the place beneath. :lk SS 96 We skun him ta bearl by the light of a log tire. SF al? :Ks From Am. Lit: The Bay Psalm Book was a book i11 which some parts of the Bible were written in rhyme. PX' 'lt Pl? Mr. Flye: 'tVVhat about John Trum- bull's education? Hagerthy: He graduated from Yale at the age of seven.f' SF :KS Pl? Miss Robinson: What happened to Louis XVI? V Heath: They chopped his head off. ' . SF 3? SF Bridges Cfilling blankl : My moth- er is a11 imaginary person. SF Pl? its Mr. Flye Cin Freshman Algebraj: f'Byard, is this by any chance the rig'ht answer? Byard: It is the one in the book. fl? Pl? Pl? Reading from The Tale of Two Cities : '4The wigglcd gentleman wrote a Word or two 011 a piece of paper. tWigged gentlemanj

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16 THE COMET Alice Lymburner, registered nurse, Rockland. Roswell Harding, assistant manager with the Bird Machine Co., Walpole, Mass. Roy Keete, chauffeur, Philadelphia.. Earl Dority is employed in the woolen mills, Camden. , , 1920 Sadie Cousins fMrs. Harold Kellarl, Sedg- wick. Bernice Allen, deceased. Lucy Gray QMrs. Wynes Haskelll, Sargent- ville. Marion Orcutt 4Mrs. R. Howard Davisj, New- field. A 1921 Everett Pert, with the N. E. Dressed Beef Co., Boston.. He plans to be married in July. Paul Smith, with the Central Maine Power Co., Bucksport. -Cora Carter fMrs. Nathan Woody, Sargent- ville. 1922 Catherine MwcCartlhy fMrs. Albert Wingj is living at Saco. Barbara Lymbuurner is teaching in South Windham.. Josephine Pert is teaching in Auburn. Llewellyn Beedle is teaching in Monticello, N. Y. , Reginald Dority is teaching at Bridgewater. Albert Gray, Sargentville. 1923 Lee Bridges, Everett, Mass. Elmer Bridges, deceased. Horace Means will be graduated from the U. of M. in June. Gladys Cousins CMrs. Earl Carterj, Sedgwick. Maude Friend, West Brooklin. Doris Bell tM'rs. Leroy Cartery, Ellsworth. Ronald Byard, Sedgwick. Lawrence Ferguson, salesman, with Butler Bros., New York. 'Charles Young, clerk with R. M. Buckminster, Sedgwick. Foster Young, with Brewer Electric Co.., Bar Harbor. 1924 Helen Sargent, teaching at Shawnee Village, Mass. Alice Clapp fMrs. Arthur Andersonl, Haver- hill, Mass. Walter Cousins, Sargentville. He married. last summer, Miss Isabell Bent of Brooklin. Ethelyn Keefe CMrs. Clifford Lanet, Ells- worth. John Byard, who last year married Miss Inez Gray of Sargentville, is employed at Seal Harbor. Ethel Martin is assistant matron in Prospect Heights hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y. Katherine Grindal, teaching in Gardiner high school. Mary Leach, teaching in Nobleboro. Estelle Hooper fMrs. Chester Marshalll, Dorchester, Mass. Elizafbetlh Hooper QMrs. Llewellyn Beedlel, Monticello, N. Y. Paul Lymburner, Sargentville. Susie Carter tMrs. Hollis Bridgesj, Penob- scot. 1925 Porter Buckminster, who married last June Miss Bernice Balbbin of Orono, is in the employ of the Radio Corporation of Ameri- ca, at Riverhead, N. Y. Rozella Clapp, New York. Amy Martin, Melrose, Mass. Thurston Allen, who recently married Miss Elizabeth Cummings, is employed by Friend Bros., Melrose, M-ass. Kathleen Blake, supervisor of the maternity ward, Mountain 'Side hospital, Montclair, N. J.