Sedgwick High School - Comet Yearbook (Sedgwick, ME)

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THE coME'r 17 Phoebe Clapp, Sedgwick. Edgar Cousins, agent ltor the Eastern S. S. 1Co., Sargentville. 1926 Howar-d Allen will be graduated in June from Northeastern University, Boston. Barbara Byard is teaching in Atkinson. Virginia Choate is teaching at Cape Rosier. Evelyn Gray is teaching at North Sedgwick Ridge. Alberta Noland is at home. Nellie Clapp is tea-ching at East Bluehill. Arnold Allen, merchant, North Sedgwick. Vina Robbins, deceased. Jeanette Allen, with Worthen 8: Co., Inc.., Boston. Ruth Orcutt, 'North Sedgwick. Kennet-h Allen, with Friend Bros., Malden, Mass. 1927 Muriel Hagerthy is taking a dental course at Forsyth Dental Infirmary, Boston. Walter Staples, Bucksport. He married, last summer, Miss Leona'Ho'ward of South Bluehill. D0rothy Keefe, Sedgwick. Winfield Hooper, employed on steamer Pemaquid. Isabelle Martin, with the American Express Co., Boston. Theodore Grindal, Sedgwick. 1928 Letha Ofrcutt will be graduated from Gorham normal school in June. Margaret Choate, Freshman at Colby College. Maud 'Cla'pp, attending the Chandler School, Boston. Kathleen Brown, employed at White Plains, N. Y. Leo Bridges, attending Castine normal school. Abbie Sargent, Sophomore at U. ot M. Velmour Anderson, at the Oxfor-d Business College, Cambridge, Mass. Fern Carter, Sedgwick. Alice Ford, Sedgwick. 1929 Hilda, Allen is attending Castine normal school. John McCarthy, employed wby the Eastern S. S.. Co. He expects to enter Northeastern University in September.

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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.

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THE COMET' H. B. WEBB GENERAL MERCHANDISE I . G. A. STORE Sargentville, Maine CONGRATULATIONSp Scholarship is but the foundation on which to build success. VVe congratulate the graduates on the good foundation represented by their diplomas. As they launch out into the business or professional World, may the years come to them laden with golden opportunitiesg a11d may they be prepared to make the most of each opportunity. There is no preparation as substantial as a growing bank ac- count, for while it is building a ready cash fund it is also develop- ing thrift character, and a standing in banking circles that is often a greater asset than the money banked. THE LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK or ELLSWORTH, MAINE