Strong High School - Mussul Unsquit Yearbook (Strong, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1950 volume:

THE MUSSUIL UNSQUJIT Qc , 51:00:15 XXI mu Qltil- ccilitizm STRUNCQI HQICJH SCHOU1. DIEIDIIYCATIICUDN MISS CANNARIATO To you, Mlss Cannarlato we the Semor Class dedxcare rlus 29th edmon m appreclatlon of your faxthful service on the Mussul Unsquzt for four years and on the Fortmgbtly thxs year We realxze that you have been w rh us smce we entered hugh school of the Mussul Unsquit FACULTY MISS CANNARIATO VINCENTA CANNARIATO A B Boston Urmersxty English History Faculty Advisor to the Mussul Unsquit One Act Play Coach Public Speaking Advisor to the Fortnlghtly MR PAYDEN Rossizr H PAYDEN Eduratzon A M m History Boston University General Mathematics World Geog raphy Civics unior Play Coach D 'hating Variety Show I I , ,Il Teaches: English, Sociology, World Teaches: History, Economics, French hi ru .' 1- i I v i il wJ i 7 e THI: MUSSUL UNSQUIT OUR PRINCIPAL ROBERT L HARLOW B S Colby College Science M S rn Education Unwemty o Con nectxcut Prmcnpal Teaches Chemlstry Geometry B1 ology Algebra Boys Athletic Coach Varlety Show MR HARLOW To the Class of 1950 You are near the end of your h1gh school careers Durlng your time ln high school you have made many contrxbutxons to the prestlge of your school Some among vou excelled 1n scholarship others ln dramatlcs or athletlcs or other Helds of student xnterest You have set a hlgh standard ln school c1t1zensh1p These things you have done well Accept my smcere congratulatlons Your d1ploma wxll sever your cl1rect connectxon wlth the school But at che t1me lt w1ll admxt you to that group the graduates who ut1l1ze every opportumty to be ardent supporters of thelr school May each of you be found among the most loya Robert L Harlow Prmclpal f 4 , . A 1 f ' g . A : 9 1 l' , , I 7 7 , 1 3 9 9 7 ' 9 Page Fon Page 1' r THI MUSSUI UNSQUIT ated M s Can lato R usrs y G Wallace H M hzmr Slcl n s 3 , r Se : is nar' . . E' i. R. D ar. B. alvin. . . err . ili g. Standing: C. Hutchins. B. Moody. B. Damon. H. Neil. Flood. M. Chandler. 1. Bachelder. G. Taylor. ' ' ' 2 '50 1 ' 1 5 . . , ' 5 150 ' ' ' 1 . , 5 . . , , J 'f ' ' , . . , Q 'IV Edztor Barbara Galvm 50 Asszstant Ldztors oAnn Wallace 51 Ronald Dyar 51 Rxcharcl Eustis 51 Advertxsmg Manager Herbert Nell 50 Assistant Advertzszng Managers Clinton Hutchms 51 am e Flood 51 Artwzty Editor Helen Merchant 50 Sports Edztor Gllb rt Taylor Lxrlrange Edztor Barbara Moody 50 Alumnz Edztor Beverly Damon fwxrrulatzon Manager ohn Slcxllmgs 50 Asszstant Czrrulatzon lllanagery Mary Chandler 51 Ila Bachelder 51 Photographer Rlchard Eustxs 51 IN MEMORHAM WILLIAM O CONNELL It was wnth shocked sadness that we learned of the death of one of our fellow students Wnlllam O Connell who succumbed on Aprll 15th 1946 to a sudden at tack of lnfantlle paralysxs Smce then we have been remmded of hrm often Mrssmg hxm means l'1'llSSlI1g that slow shy smlle that delxberateness that characternzed hlm beyond hxs classmates and that spmt of fun that constantly played beneath the surface wlth only a rare appearance to prove that he was a real boy through and through Though we may appear to be rushmg headlong ln a busy sometlmes giddy world chockful of actxvlty, we frequently stop to think of Blll 7 . . , . 9 y a 7 ' a s 9 9 s - - ' me - 77 C THE MUSSUL UNSQUIT BEVERLY JUNE DAMON ev Enjoy yoursel enjoy yoursel Il: later than you tbmli Softballl 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Mrs OLearys Cow 2 A Paxr of Country Kids 3 Magno'1a Blooms 3 The Black Derby 4 Thursday Evening 4 Cloud Burst 4 Band 1 Vanety Show 2 4 Mussul Unsquit 4 Glee Club 2 Student Councll 2 ROBERT JAMES ELLIOTT o Lwe as 1 you were to die tomorrow Baseball 1 Magnolia Blooms 3 A Pair of Country Kids 3 Black e y 4 Vartety Show 2 Student Council 1 3 Class Pr cl nt 1 3 BARBARA EVELYN GALVIN Bobble Smile and the whole world xmxles with you cry and you cry alone Baslcetballl 2 3 4 Softballl Z 3 4 A Parr of Country Knds 3 Black Derby 4 Mrs OLearysCow 2 Mag nolxa Blooms 3 Cloud Burst 4 Thursday Evenmg 4 Variety Show 4 Fortmghtly 3 4 Mussul Unsqult 1 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Orchestra 3 4 Public Speaking 4 D A R Candndate 4 Class V1cePresldent 2 Class Secretary Treas urer 3 Class President 4 Student Councxl 4 Captain Maga zme Campangn 3 4 State One Act Play Contest 3 4 4 Il Page Seven HB 11 rf - f - f 1 - 11 J ' ' , , tt 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , cc ' - 11 , tm - 11 l ce 1 1 - 1 11 , tc - 11 , ce 11 , 1 1 ' 1 S 1 S 5 Q . 1, l L ' r Q. 1 J QQB bn t . l Q' ' rr - - 11 nf 1 , K' ' , ec - 11 , Q1 ' - 11 , ' f 1 1 ' , u 57 , - , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' , 1 1 ' t ' , I N L - 1 Lf Cx 3 , yi' 3 r ' 1 L N ' LU . ff by tl . - , 4 yi 1 'f ' ,, L 1 , , X Q Y . , L . f fx' fu A ' l li l f I . . xl , . r WL f u - I xl 5 N, 1 f' , 4' ll' FL I ' f h , xl 4' I - , . tr - 11 ,, . . . 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X ' ' ' w 'C f' ., L L V3 A V THI: MUSSUL UNSQUIT E-x HELEN IRENE MERCHANT 3t Leave no tender word unsaul Love wlnle lx e shall be aslcetball Manager 4 Softball 2 3 4 Mrs OI.earys Cow 2 Magnolia Blooms 3 A Parr of Country Klncls 3 Cloud Burst 4 The Black Derby 4 Thursday Eve mng 4 Variety Show 2 4 Fo tnlghtly 3 4 Mussul Un sqult 3 4 Secretary and Treasurer of Student Council 4 Student Legxslature 3 4 Asslstant Manager of Magazine Campalgn 4 Class Secretary and Treasurer 2 Glee Club 2 3 Orchestra 3 4 Student Councll Advxsor 4 BARBARA -IEANNE MOODY Bar Music as the greatest expression o that joy m I1 e or whzclv we strwe Orchestra 1 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Mrs OLearys Cow 2 Magnolxa Blooms 3 Varxety Show Z Fortmghty 2 4 Glrls State 3 Class Secretary and Treasurer 4 Publrc Speakmg 4 HERBERT CARROL NEIL Herb Almighty Gold Basketball 3 4 Basketball Co-Captain 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 Mussul Unsqult 3 4 Varlety Show 2 A Parr of Country Kids 3 Magnolia Blooms Stage Manager 3 The Black Derby 4 Cloud Burst 4 Mrs OLearys Cow Z State One Act Play Contest 3 Class Vxce Presndent 4 Page Ezghl 1 Y lf' 3 A , ' l up as I A , X , S- ' rr - - -n v X v s ' ,fx Ll I ' L , , rr x y Ry ,x , X B s v s y ' as , QQ - 77 , QQ - ' yr , . 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Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 A Palr of Country KldS 3 B'ack Derby 4 Stage Man a er 3 Fortnxghty 4 JOI-IN PIERCE SKILLINGS Professor Were there no women men might lwe ltke Godx Cross Country 3 Which Shall He Marry? 1 Star Crazy 2 A Palr of Country Kids 3 The Black Derby 4 Mrs OLearys Cow 2 Ma nolxa Blooms 3 Cloud Burst 4 Thursday Evenmg 4 Var ety Show 2 4 Mussul UHSQUIE 3 4 Student Council Presxdent 4 Student Legxs lature 3 4 Class Presldeat 2 Student Councll Representa t1ve 3 State One Act Play Contest 3 4 GILBERT EUGENE TAYLOR 1 Man has lm MII but woman has her way 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Franklln County Small Schools League All Star 4 Cross Country 2 3 4 Skr Team Student Legxs lature 3 4 Boys State 3 Mussul Unsqult 4 Fortmghtly 4 Varlety Show Z 4 Dance Re xtal 3 Orchestra 2 3 4 Band I Class Vice Presldent 3 School Marshal 2 Senior Class Marshal 3 Whlch Shall He Marry? 1 Star Crazy 2 A Parr of Country Klds 3 Magnolla Blooms 3 The Black Derb 4 Cloud Burst 4 Thurs clay Evenmg 4 State One' Att Play Contest 3 4 me 11 rr 11 , f , 1 , 9 1 , 9 , 3, 45 ec ' - 11 , rr 11 , 1 - 1 ' S 5 - X., . 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K 1 , 1 r 4 ' 1 1 I - r fl , I F . :R l t THF MUSSUL UINSQUIT Sated I Bahlde M Cha dl J Flood J Wllae tand g M Vote R Be C Hut h R ar The Class 01? 11951 When school opened early IH September the umor class conslsted of eleven members We elected the followmg officers Presxdent Mary Chandler Vxce President Rrchard Bean Secretary anxce Flood Treasurer oanne Wallace Student Councxl Ronald Dyar Durmg the school term we lost two of our classmates Berry and B Coolc Those who partlclpated IH basketball were M Chandler R Dyar Wallace M Voter 'I Flood and R Bean I Bachelder was our leader in cheerlng Nearly all the class enjoyed playmg softball or baseball The one act play The Clty Slrclcer and our Nell was presented by the whole class wlth Clmton Hutchms as stage manager Our three act play Good GFHCIOUS Grand ma was presented by the entrre class on Aprll Many members were also active on the Fort mghtly Mussul Unsqurt Staffs and on va rxous entertamment committees Rxchard Eustls was the only one of the class to partlcxpate actlvely ln the Debate Club Pg: Te 7 T I t at V , Y ' , 1 3 , X p, 1 V r A 5 x at 4 I 1 L' 1 fr K A.-,fr T K 3 rv ,, h ,, ' V A 4 A. 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I . . f cr - ' ' ' I ' ,, QQ ' Y, 0 , - . , . , , . , . . , . . . . a n THE MUSSUL UNSQUIT Sated C D mng M Pllsb ry B M ody H Bates J Vot r M Sk ll ngs L Damon Stand ng F Dem ng R De ng C H lo H Alle L Walk M Ste ens The Class 01? 11952, In September the Sophomores elected class ofhcers Vxce Presxdent Blame Moody Secretary and Treasurer ean Voter Student Advlsor Charles Harlow Our class conslsted of thxrteen members five gxrls and enght boys Those who partlclpated ln basketball were M Pillsbury M Skxlhngs Voter C Harlow M Stevens and Lewis Damon The boys who played basketball were L Walker C Harlow and H Allen PgEle Many of the grrls played softball Those who had roles 1n the one act play ean Voter Harriet Bates and Lewis Damon Blame Moody represented our class ln the Debate Club Charles Harlow and Harry Allen ran on Charles Harlow and Harry Allen ran the cross country The Sophomores on the Fortnlghtly Staff were Lloyd Walker Harry Allen Lewts Da mon Charles Harlow and ean Voter e : . e i , . i u , . o , . , . e , . i i , . . i : . i , . mi . . ar w, . n, . er, . v . f , . r . . , President Harriet Bates Eh? were Llo d Walker Blaine Mood a Y a ya J , ' , ' . 9 ' . U SJ' 1 ' a ' - , - Qc - va - 3 s 9 l ' , . , . . , , J . d C CY H THE MUSSUL UNSQUIT Seated C Mrtchell A Scamman J Haines L Lrsherness A Huff D Baston A Hanmgton Standmg C Cook B Cook B Allen A Anderson L Cook Absent W Penney The Llass Ui? 1953 On September 7th we had our first expert ence as students of Strong Hlgh School We elected the followmg ofhcers Preslclent Lorrame Llsherness VICE Presldent Lola Demmg oanne Hames Student Councxl Representatlve Audrey Hull: We were erghteen members then Wallace Penny Jomed us from Auburn Marne and ohn Campbell from Farmmgton Malne Before the year was over four of our members left us leavlng only fourteen members m the class Those leavmg were Herbert Howard, Gerald me Doble John Campbell and Laurls Abbott Our 1mt1at1on baffled then amused us The Sophomores found enough to keep us busy The glrls representmg the Freshman class ln basketball were A Huff L Lrsherness L De mmg and Harnes B Allen A Hanlngton and Campbell went out for cross country L Llsherness actlvelv partlclpated rn debat mg and pubhc speaklng Those takrng part 1n the one act play Bab s Big Bargaln were A Huff L Lrsherness A Hantngton L Cook Hames and C Pmgree a grammar school puprl who wlllmgly asslsted us Inge fuclve : . ' , . . . ' , . ' , . , . , . ' . . ev - , X a I' . 9 9 . ' . ' , . Secretary and Treasurer . ' . ' ' ' ' ' n J . , J. . . , . ' , . . , I , J 9 - - rr 1 ' 9 . , . . ,, i . . , . . , . , . J ' f THE MUSSUL UN TQUIT Se1ted R Dyar B Galvn Sklllngs H Merch nt C Ha low Stand g H Buss L Lsherness A H fl: M fhmdler t-:.. ,. li tagj,-r . Student Council Once agam thts year the Student Councll conslsted of two members from each class the presldent and the class representatlve The ofhcers for the year were Presxdent John Slctlllngs Secretary Helen Merchant The Student Councxl of Strong H1gh School has Jurxsdlctlon over the school s act1v1t1es and the Athletlc Assoclatxon PqeTlvte1 Student Actxvlty Tlclcets were sold agam thls year to pay for many of the athlet1c expenses The greatest issue that came before the gov ernmg body was the drawmg up of a charter and the sports code whxch were passed wlth a unammous vote Our soclal affaxrs thls year have mcluded the Chrlstmas party for the hrgh school the school falr and the Varxety Show THE MUSSUL UNSQUIT DRAMATI TCS In September the students of Strong Hrgh School presented four one act plays ln a one act play contest The Semors chose Cloudburst coached by Lew1s Brackley Helen Merchant Gllbert Tay lor ohn Sk1ll1ngs Herbert Nell Beverly Da mon and Barbara Galvln acted behlnd the foot llghts Thls was a tragedy set 1n the West on a arm The un1or cholce was The Clty Slxcker and Our Nell coached by Mr Payden Thrs was a h1llb1lly comedy set rn the Ozark mounta1n r gron Mary Chandler oanne Wallace Rxchard Eustls amce Flood Mahlon Voter Ronald Bachelder partxclpated The Sophomores selected Eh? coached by Mrss Cannarlato Thls was a comedy deal1ng wlth a stubborn deaf man who 1ns1sted that hrs daughter marry a deaf man Part1c1pants were ean Voter Lloyd Walker Bla1ne Moody Lew IS Damon and Harriet Bates Bab s Blg Bargam was the Freshman selec txon coached by Mlss Stearns Thls was a com edy rn whlch a young glrl throws a selflsh fam 1ly 1nto an uproar oanne Haxnes L1ll1an Cook Clyde Pmgree Albert I-Iamngton Au drey Huff and Lorraine L1sherness were ID the cast Stave managers were Clmton Hutchms and Harry Allen Lola Demmg was property manager On Aprxl 10 at the Forster Memornal Bulld mg the county one act play contest was held wlth Phnlllps W1lton and Strong competing Strongs contr1but1on was Thursday Evemng by Chrlstopher Morley ably coached by Mnss Stearns This IS a story of domestlc unhapp1ness and how a young couple lS helped by the moth ers 1n law ohn Sk1ll1ngs Barbara Galun Hel cast G1lbert Taylor and Beverly Damon were stage managers Two three act plays were presented th1s year The Black Derby was the Senlor three act play coached by Lew1s Brackley and presented on November 18 Th1s mystery comedy had many thr1lls and ch1lls for the audxence G1lbert Taylor Barbara Galvln Herbert Nell Helen Merchant amce Flood Beverly Damon Rus sell Norton ohn Sk1ll1ngs and Robert Elllott were lncluded ID the cast Rlchard Bean was stage manager Iqfi 'I '. T1 9 ' YY ,, C, . u , . - . 9 .I 9 9 ' 7 ' ' ff ' 77 . . N . . J 77 ' . , I . . . . 6- . . . J , . . . . ' J ' , ' ' ' J 9 7 9 ' , . . Dyar ' Richard Bean' Betty E Cook and Ha en Merchant, and Joanne Halnes comprlsed the , 7 ' 7 ' fl 77 . l , u . . ef 77 ' .I 9 9 . 9 ' ' , , . . . . . IQ 9 ' ' 7, . ' ' 7 7 7 A I - A ' 9 J 9 9 ' ' 9 .I 9 9 9 ' ' 'nl r 'our et Publlc spealclng at Strong was revlved agam IH! MULSUI U'N5C7U11 IP UBILIC SPIE MMING 6 GOLDEN XVINDOWS after five years At first the students unaccus tomed to this type of competltlon were dnsln terested Later however after lf had been 1n troduced as a regular part of thelr Enghsh worlc several showed actlve mterest On Aprnl 3 4 5 CIIITIIIHBIIOH contests were held ID all Engllsh classes On Aprxl 6 m the evenmg emght students presented readlngs These students were Audrey Huff Lorraine Ilsher ness Bla ne Moody Harry Allen anlce Flood Barbara Galvxn Barbara Moody and Helen Merchant The entxre program IS as follows Muslc by the school orcl estra under the dl rectxon of Dr Moody AUNT KATIE LENDS A HELPING HAND Audrey Huff PENNY Barbara Galvm DEDICATION OF THE CROUT X ILLE GAS STATION Blame Moody KNUTE ROCKNE Harry Allen Musxc by the orchestra MARY STUART Helen Merchant Page Iwjlruz Lorraxne Llsherness A CHOIR MIX UP Barbara Moodv 8 AT THE DECLAM CONTEST anlce Flood Presentatxon of awards by Prmclpal Robert L Harlow udges for the evenmg were Mrs Lawrence Eustls Rev Roy F Graffam and Mr Verne Flood The judges dectslon was as follows F1rst Flood and Tlurd place Lorralne Llsherness and Blame Moody We sent Barbara Galvxn to represent us xn the county publ1c spealcmg contest We feel that such a project IS a worthy one as If teaches po1se artlculatlon pronunclatxon and lnterpretatlon of selectlon Although publlc spe1lc1ng was new to us we feel that a falr showmg was made We earnest ly hop that publlc sp alcmg w1ll once more at tam the prommence IC once held 1n thxs county Student interest w1ll probably run hlgher an ctl er year and w th CYPCFICDCC wlll come more success 5 , . 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FHIL MUSSUL UNSQUIT Outer Row C Hutchins G Taylor B Allen Gravlm Inner Row L Damon H Allen B Galvin H Bates Standing Dr L D Moody B Moody Drums B Moody Plano H Merchant Olrchestlra The orchestra was orgamzecl on October Ist There were eleven members under the d1rect1on of Dr L D Moody Practlce SESSIONS were held every Monday mormng On November 29th, the orchestra accompa med the semor play cast to Chestervllle and to North jay on December lst to play between the acts The orchestra entertamed the members of the Booster Club at thexr March meetmg and earned over S6 00 Thls money may be used for sweaters or Jackets At the present wrltmg, plans are bemg made to play at the local and county publlc speakmg contests, the one act play contest, and at grad uat1on The members of the orchestra wish to ex press thelr thanks to Dr L D Moody for hls able d1rect1on and help Page Sixteen B 1 THE MUSSUL UNSQUIT Seated Voter L Lsherness B Gal R Dya H Merchant Flood Wallace Stand g L D1 on R Eusts G Taylc H Allen Mlss Cannarato C Harlo L Walker M Voter Fortnngh tlly Whats all the excltement about? Its the c.ay for the Fortnlghtly to go to press of course The Fortntghtly IS on 1ts fifth year under the leadershlp of Ronald Dyar asslstecl by Helen Merchant and Barbara Galvm Thls school paper was esrabhshed IH 1945 by Mr Harold Karkos and has been lssued every two weeks ever sxnce The townspeople as well as the students look forward to recelv mg thelr COPIES whlch are full of local news and school act1v1t1es Ths s hool actxvlty IS self supportmg The staff IS as follows Edxtor ln Chlef Ronald Dyar Page Seventeen Ass1stant Edltors Helen Merchant Barbara Galvm Busmess Manager R1chard Eustls C rculat1on Adveruslng Art Edltor Mlmeoscope Boys Sports Gxrls Sports Grade News The Eye Reporter Jokes Gllbert Taylor Mlss Cannarxato anlce Flood anne Wallace Harry Allen Lloyd Walker LEWIS Damon Charles Harlow Mahlon Voter Russell Norton ean Voter Lola Demlng Barbara Moody Lorrame Llsherness Advisor : , . i , , vin. . r, . , . f . , ln: . .m , . i. . r r, , , ' . i . . w, , , fa 1 ,, X , . , . . g me - 97 - 9 a A a - 1 ' 1 ' 7 . . , .I . ' 9 ' . a C ' ' ' ff ? ? ? ? THE MUSSUL UNSQUIT Lth BMy BM 4 5 I ,a 'jj 5 ,, , . is erness. . ood , R. Eustis, . oody. Debate On the afternoon of November 3rd, seven- question of consolidation for Union 36 was 7 - , . a e ,i en teen members went to Lewiston to hear lectures on the organization of a debate club and on debating In the evening there was an exhibi tion debate Soon after the Strong Debate Club was or ganized with Mr Payden as coach The num ber of members had dimished to four On March Znd an exhibition debate on the held in the Memorial Building Blame Moody and Richard Eustis argued for the negative and Lorraine Lisherness for the affirmative There was no winner Another debate on governmental control of utilities IS being prepared Thls will be judged We hope to have more members next year P g Fghte THE MUSSUL UNSQUIT REVIEW UF THE YEAR S Affflfllvll TIES Dear dlary The doors of Old Strong Hlgh once agaln open to allow the entrance of fifty pUp1lS greeted by Prmclpal Harlow M Payden a newcomer and MISS Cannarxato Thls year the upper classmen are sharmg the Main Room wlth the Freshmen who used the Englxsh Room as thelr Maln Room last year under the supervlslon of Mlss Cannarlato September 8 The electlon of class ofhcers for the ensuing school year takes place durmg the first Actlvlty Perlod September 9 We have our hrst Student Council meeting ohn SlClll1I'lgS 15 the newly elected president and Helen Merchant the secretary The members of the Student Councxl are the president and a class representatlve from each class September 13 Our baseball team plays IIS first game agamst Phllllps September 16 Today IS a fearful day for the Freshmen as they are bemg lnlnated by the Sophomores Many laughs are had as they come to school wearmg bran sacks r bbons of all colors and mlSmBECd shoes and stockmgs P ge IN tee , , .Y I f 9x W I . N ,t f H1 I 1, ' 1 X VT an V 9 ee - as - 7 3 Y' 7 , 9 I 9 a 9 ' . . . , a l s ' a 'ine r THB MUSSUL UNSQUIT This year we find Bob Elliott one of our Senior boys doing a splendid job of driving h1s own school bus September 21 Everyone seems ex cited and happy No school because of the Franklin County Fair Many stu dents have an enjoyable time devour mg an endless number of hot dogs and cold drinks The various amusements were well attended also September 30 All who attend the Freshman Box Social and dance have an enjoyable evening The pro ceeds help to swell the Freshman bank account October 7 There is a triangular cross country meet here Team scores are New Sharon 30 Strong 36 and Phillips 65 It was fun anyway October 13 The annual magazine campaign starts today We are very pleased to greet our good friend Mr Hovis once again Helen Merchant chosen Business Manager and Richard Eustis her assistant Donald Dyar and Barbara Galvin are the team captains We bring in a total of S240 with Charles Harlow as our high salesman for the s cond year October 14 Once again ev ryone outs on his formal and attends the umor Prom which IS successful We are lrmb r ng up for the Senior Ball later rn the year October 19 The umor Class has a su cessful baked b an dinner Everyone returns to school feeling uncomfortably full A profit of 30 78 1S made Farmington to have their class pictures taken at Luces Studio October 28 The Seniors serve the annual K of P supper It is a success with a profit of 3972 realized New York here w com ' For the second year the Patrol Boys do a good job of patrolling We are very thankful to have a Patrol Sys tem as it is very b nefrcial to the younger children October 31 Fun is had by all who attend the Halloween Party and dance which IS sponsored by the Booster 7 C ub November I We find the girls basketball squad havmg its first prac tice at the Grange Hall with Lewis Brackley in command of the whistle November 3 Mr Payden and many students travel to Iewlston to attend a debate Page Twenty Z A ! . . , , . : - , - , ' ' - ' , . ', ' . is Y , . 1 I . n e AAU . . . October 20 . . . The Seniors dress up, put on their best smiles, and go to . . . , . 5 . ' . , e e. 7 3 . 1 l . . , . . . . . y fx ' 4 , 1' A J - I ,. f if , THE MUSSUL UNSQUIT November 7 A Debate Club is organized with Mr Payden as the coach November 18 This is a big day for the Seniors as they present their three act play The Black Derby coached by Lewis Brackley A profit of 63 29 is realized There IS an educanonal movie pro gram again this year Everyone enjoys a movie on Tuesdays November 23 Everyone shouts with joy as s hool closes for the Thanks giving holiday November 25 No one IS too full of turkey to miss the unlor Thanksgiving Dance December 6 The first basketball games are played at North New Portland December 15 Everyone at S H S IS busy getting ready for the presenta tion of the one act plays A fine performance is given by all classes December 15 School closes for the Christmas holiday A Christmas party gift besides ice cream and cookies During the vacation the Seniors hold a Christmas Dance and a New Years Dance anuary 19 Everyone at S H S has suddenly become very SCUdlOllS as he crams for mid year exams Only the ticking of the clock and the nervous breath ing of the students can be heard above the scratching of pens February 1 The Student Council serves refreshments at the schoolmasters meetlng We find we have more food than IS need d However we re not com plalnlflg as many hungry students congregate to have a lunch afterward February 9 The Seniors have a baked bean dmner for the benefit of their class trip Ir was unsuccessful A mall profit of approximately 7 OO was realized Maybe well only get to Bos on We find Mr Toothaker transporting the Scphomores and the Juniors to the annual Career Day at Farmington to hear some interesting and informative talks February 18 The Seniors have a very successful food sale at Norriss Clothing Store Page Tm' :ty O ie Q! 97 ' 1 a is held in the Main Room. Santa Claus makes us a visit and everyone receives a . . . . , ' 9 ' . . . . , . e . , - s ' 5 . - y t . - 9 1 - 1 ' I THE MUSSUL UNSQUIT The first Fornlghtly was publlshed last September with Ronald Dyar as Lcxtor ln Chlef and Miss Cannarxato as our loyal advlsor Both manage to get well smeared wxth mxmeograph mk The Franklm County Basketball Tournament IS held at the Farmmgton C mmuhlty bulldlng again this year The p ace IS packed wlth exclted bas ketball fans who cheer for thexr teams and patiently walt for the presentation of the grand trophles Our team xs unlucky ln ICS first loss to Stratton on the first day We are sorry for If elxmmates the boys from playmg anymore ln the tournament February 20 Everyone even the teachers IS happy as school closes for a week s vacatxon XVe are very pleased to have as our all stars thls year amce Flood oanne Wallace, ean Voter Charles Harlow and Gxlbert Taylor Congratulatlons' March 15 The basketball squads are feted at a banquet sponsored by the Amerlcan Leglon A delxclous chxcken dmner IS enjoyed by everyone Speeches are given by the captams and the coaches Sports movles are shown followmg the meal Gold basketballs are presented to the new members of the teams Many mterested students attend Town Meetlng where many important ltems are dlscussed and voted upon We applaud a motxon to begln the bulldmg of the new school buxldmg ln the Sprmg March 17 A St Patrlcks Dance IS held by the Sophomores with suc cess Everyone becomes Irish all of a sudden and wears green Thls year more talent than ever lS brought out m the orchestra supervxsed by Dr Moody For the entxre year the Junlors sell hot dogs durlng Tuesday recesses, and the Seniors sell candy bars every day of the school week except Tuesday We find everyone preparmg his publlc speech whxch rs part of our English course thxs year On Aprxl 6 a publlc speaking con test 15 held to determlne our representa uve to the county contest Congratula t ons go to Barbara Galvm All year strange odors have been em anatmg from the Chem Lab The students seem to take a VICIOLIS delxght mn concoctmg polsonous gasses that somehow penetrate the walls and enter the Engllsh Room H S was enjoyed by all good students of Shakespeare Page Tweniy Two . I t N . J , . . . Q March 3 . . . The annual all-star game takes place in Phillips again this year. 1- . Z J . . , J J 7 7 ' ' 1'HI: MUSSUL UIMSQUIT Barbara Galvln IS chosen our D A R candldate this year We fmd the members of the one act play rehearsmg for the performance on Aprll 10 They wtll compete with Wd ton and Phlllrps at Strong Aprll 16 The txme has come at last for the Senxors to leave us for New York They have waltecl patiently for thls trp Mr Harlow IS their chap cron The annual school falr 1S to be held on May 26 Everyone young and old IS lI1VltCCl to attend There wlll be much fun 1n store for vou In the evenlng we expect a large attendance at the Varxety Show The tlme has come for us to say Good bye to the Senlors of 50 and to all the school actxvltles This year Graduatxon wxll take place two days The Banquet wlll follow the exerclses on the same evenmg Soon school w1ll close and the Senxors w1ll leave S H S It IS our greatest wlsh that the class of 51 wlll graduate from the new school The Seniors wnll probably never be forgotten and they certamly wlll never forget the good tlmes that they have had at Strong Hrgh Good bye my dlary for another year Your Faithful Frxend PgeT ntyTh e , . , . - 9 9 ' QF 37 ' 7 , . . . . . , . . . 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'11 SII-I-pxrng V .V THE MUSSUL UNSQUIT t R y d L B t M Boys Basketball Dec 6 Strong Hlgh started 1tS season de featmg North New Portland Dec 9 Leavltt came to strong but returned defeated Dec 13 Anson Academy was defeated 53 30 Our thlrd stramght wm Dec 16-Mechanxc Falls gave us our first defeat We lost 43 33 Dec 20-Agam we defeated Leav1tt Instltute Dec Z7 We showed the Alumnx how the game was played Thxs made us five wms to one defeat an 3 Fxrst league game Kxngfneld defeats an 6-We defeated New Sharon for our sxxth wm another v1ctory' 13 Lost a close game to pl lllllPS 39 37 17 Lost another game to Rangeley t 20 Lost thlrd straxght game to Kmg e 24 Defeated New Sharon on the Farm mgton court 27 Defeated Stratton agaxn 60 55 31 Got revenge on Phlllxps by defeat 1ng them 34 32 Feb 3 Lost a close game to Rangeley 38 33 Feb 9 Lost our first game to Stratton m me Franlclln County tournament Z8 35 Feb 13 Ended our season by defeatmg North New Portland 28 26 g 1ySx Seated: R. Norton. M. Vo er, H. Neil, G. Taylor, C, Harlow. . D ar. Stan ing: . Damon. D. aston, C. Mi chell, Coach Harlow. Skillings. R. Bean. . S:evens. 9 + . - ' ' - Jan. 10-Went to Stratton and brought home U - ' -Ian. - ' ' - . - Jan. .- . . -Q J ni 1 . . . - - . ' ' ' . fi ld. . ' jan. - - - - - Jan. - ' - . . Jan. - ' ' - , . T , ' . J . - ' . ' . - ' rl us. ' , - - Pa e Tum '- i Every week day nlght last fall a dozen or so hard worlcmg hrgh school boys congregated at the Grange Hall to put 1n a few hours of practlce We started the season wxth three straight wms then settled to a very good s ason of twelve wms and sxx losses We entered the Franklln County Tourna ment mth hlgh hopes but Stratton lowered them wlth a 35 79 defeat SEASON S SUMMARY Strong North New Portland Leavltt Instrtute Anson Mechanlc Falls Leavrtt Instlrute Alumm Kxngfleld New Sharon Stratton Phxllrps Rangeley Kxngheld New Sharon Stratton Phxllxps Rang ley Arson North New Portland League Games Won Lost 5 fglqt THE MUSSUL UNSQUIT A fine banquet put on by the Amerxcan Le gxon fmxshed the basketball season wlth a Hour 1sh It made our stomachs as well as our hearts feel good Herbert Nell and Gnlbert Taylor were co captams Gll Taylor and Charles Harlow were chosen to represent Strong Hlgh School 1n the Franlclln County All Stars G11 Taylor Herbert Nell Russell Norton and ohn SlCllllI1gS played thelr last games for Strong Hlgh thls year afeedsiv- . -M . J . ., .' , . , 48 25 I ' ' ' ' A '4 49 ' ' 29 53 30 4 33 2 ' 46 S -Q 36 ' ' 25 59 ' 49 ' Z3 ' 38 ' 68 40 9 57 so 57 ' ' 39 ,,,.,,3g ., Axe T., 34 53 ' 28 ' 33 1 3 63 49 ' I fo 55 , 4 34 ' ' 32 - A h :F 33 e 38 63 . 51 28 26 12 'age ' W. ,-sew, FHI: MUSSUL UNSQUIT g Anff cl P M Cbnnrls Basketball Det 6 We started our season wlth a de feat by North New Portland Dec 9 We were defeated agam by Leavltt Instltute ln a close game 3128 Dec 13 We met another defeat from Anson Academy Dec 16 We went to Mechamc Falls but eem to be havmg a streak of bad luck Dec Z0 We lost another close game to Leavxtt 1nst1tute Dec Z7 We found that the Alumm st1l1 knew how to play as they defeated us 45 34 an 3 We met our seventh stralght loss as Kmgheld defeats us Jan 6 Hurray' We won our hrst game by defeatmg New Sharon an 10 Another vlctory as we defeat Strat ton an 13 Our thlrd vrctory as we defeated Phllllps an 17 We lost a very close game to Range ley 37 36 Jan 20-Agam we defeated Stratton an 24 We defeated New Sharon 51 30 Feb 3 We lost to Rangeley It wasnt as close as the other Feb 7 Anson defeated us 74 39 Feb 10 Farmmgton was too much for us on then' own floor 26 16 Feb 13 Defeated North New Portland 43 42 Feb 15 We defeated Farmmgton on our floor 28 24 PgeT etyfghl . ' ' 3 . .L- 'Q ng. 1 1, At .3 1 'i 1 ' ' xl V x V A 'Q 0' nl U ' nl 1 K 'l S1 A 5: Seated: Flood, Wallace. Voter, M. Skillin s. M, Chandler. Haines. . u . Stan ing: Coach Brackley, B. Galvin, M. illsbury, L. Lisherness, H. erchant. -1 0 19 1 1 4 , - 0 3 , - I a W n - i Almost every week day afternoon last fall ten ambrtxous hrgh school gurls met at the Grange Hall to engage 1n an hours workout on the basketball court The s ason was off to a slow start wtth seven losses but the glrls finally found themselves rn the New Sharon game Games long remembered are the Rangeley Strorg heartbreaker 37 3: and the North New Portland game 43 42 Strong North New Portland Leavxtt Instrtute Anson Mechanxc Falls Leav1tt Instltute Alumnae Kmgfleld New Sharon Stratton Phrlhps Rangeley Kmgheld New Sharon Stratton Ph1ll1ps Rangeley Anson Farmmgton North New Portland Farmmgton League Game Won 8 Lost 12 P27 tyl THE MUSSUL UNSQUIT Although the records show twelve losses and elght wms we are loolclng forward to a suc cessful season next year Margaret Slcllllngs led us through many or deals as our captam anlce Flood ean Voter and oanne Wal lace were selected as Franlclm County All Stars Barbara Galvin played her last game for Strong Hxgh School th1s year 3 . J ' ,J . J - 29 53 28 ' ' 31 32 53 28 ' 53 24 ' ' 29 34 45 18 ' 33 T 4 38 23 4 y if '4 39 23 V K - 54 26 ' 'g y 4 36 37 1 v 30 ' 34 , 3 'l l fl: 51 30 ' x 47 22 43 ' ' 25 ,E 24 f 48 39 74 15 ' 26 A ' 43 Y 42 28 ' 24 ff v axe 'Wm .vine THF MUSSUL UNSQUIT xv-UA, ? CHU J Tyl N fll racolk Th1s year more boys toolc an rnterest rn track than rn prevrous years Several partrcxpated ln the followrng meets May 18 Wllton Academy Strong Krng held Ph1ll1psatW1lton May 25 Franlclrn County meet at Wrlton une 4 State meet at Colby College Water vllle Marne Those who placed 1n the meet are as follows May 18 Meet Gxlhert Taylor 4th IH broad jump 4th 1n low hurdles Russell Norton 4th rn mrle run Charles Harlow 2nd rn pole vault May 25 County Meet G1 lu rt Taylor 4th 1n broad Jump Charles Harlow 3rd in pole vault une 4th State Meet Grlbert Taylor 4th 1n low hurdles Charles Harlow 2nd 1n pole vault PQTI 1 , 3 3 0 -GNN Ljffg ' 'A 5 C, . , . G. a or. C. Harlow. R. orton. 1 l r 2 9 . g z 3 -' 1 2 ' 5 ' '7 H. . ' ' . r c . , - .I 1 ' J , . . Q I I . y u . . , 414 c rirly THE MUSSUL UNSQUIT All H H t h R A Han nfs Cross CLou'n1t1ry In September we started our cross country season wnth the followmg boys at the first prac tlce SESSIONS R Norton SlCllllI1gS R Bean C Hutchms H Allen C Harlow Campbell A Hanmgton and B Allen The boys got ln two weelcs of rugg cl practl e and then the meets began Oct 7 at Strong New Sharon 30 Strong 36 Phllllps 65 Oct 14 at Kmgflelcl Klngheld 25 Strong 34 P g Th lyO Oct 18 at New Sharon Strong 27 New Sharon 30 Oct 21 County meet at Kmgflelcl Kmg held 28 Strong 58 New Sharon 67 Phllllps 78 Nov 3 State meet at U of M with three of our boys among the 119 runmng Harlow 35th Norton 36th Campbell 37th Lettermen are Harlow Norton Campbell and B Allen H I cn C rrlcw. Slcillings. B, Allzn. R. Bcan, C. L1 fns, . Norton. . ingzon. , J f .: , f ' f Y 4 , V . -- - f f . 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G .F ' i 7 1 . . , , .. - a 7 a a 1 a e if - ne THE MUSSUL UNSQUIT ot M Stee G Tylo I-I el Hao REstsCoh a Baseball The baseball season opened wxth Strong Strong travelmg to New Sharon where we en t1l we were stopped by a powerful Wxlton Acad emy team three games later We won the Southern Drvlsxon of the Frank lm County Small Schools League by defeatmg New Sharon 28 3 and 172 and Phxlllps 13 12 and 12 3 Thls entitled us to play Klngheld for the League Champxonshxp It was an evenly matched contest rated by the press as the best schoolboy baseball game ever played on the 1-Imp pach Field 1n Farmmgton Kxngheld came out the w1nner wlth Morrell of the wmners polmg a ball through the fence for the longest school boy hxt ever to be bxt on that fleld Mllton Voter recewed the outstandlng play er award whnch was 1ven by the Amerxcan Le glon baseball team Strongs entry 1n Franlclm County s sem1 pro league We w1l1 lose ohn SlCll11I1gS Gxlbert Taylor and Herbert Nell from our 1951 squad 1949 SUMMARY New Sharon W1lton Academy Phllllps Wxlton Academy Kmghelcl New Sharon Phillips Kmgfleld Rangeley Phllllps Kmgfleld Phrllxps Rangeley Farmmgton Strong P g Th fy T Seated: Slcillings, M, V er. R. Dyar, . v ns, . a r, . N i. Standing: L. Damon, R, Bean. C. rl w. . u i, ac H rlow. 1 1 L joyed the laurels of victory. We rolled on un- J . . . . . 1 , ' ' 28 3 - - ' ' - N 18 ' 12 - , 7, 13 ' 1 12 . . . 9 ' 16 . . 3 ' 7 ' 17 2 . 5 ' ' 6 . . . . - 3 ' 5 . . ' . . 13 5 12 ' ' 3 . . - 2 ' 3 . , . - 13 3 ' g' ' - 10 6 a e ir - Wo PHE MUSSUL UNSQUIT ALUMNI 930 Durrell Herbert Strong Maine farmer Ayotte Albert Strong Maine grocery s ore Fos er Miriam Gretchel Mrs Ll wellyn Bubier Farmington Maine Hunter Kenneth Roslindale Mass n dertalcer Norton Nellie Deceased Richards Ross Strong Maine farmer Welch ames Arlo Strong Maine farmer Welch Maxwell Portuguese West Africa minister Worthley Beulah Mrs Hoepner New Haven Conn 93 Ayotte George Riverton Conn employed bv State Highway Commission Baker Margie Mrs Briggs Peru Maine Beal Leon Bath Maine teacher Braclcley Irene Deceased Bubier Llewellyn Farmington Maine Phillips Maine Huff Violet Mrs Laurls Luce New Vlneyard Maine Ladd Louise Mrs Raymond ellison Farmington Maine Norris Raymond Strong Maine clothing store Norton Weston Deceased World War II veteran Peary Howard Somerville Mass m chinist Richards Lelia Mrs Leon Hardy Strong Maine Sample Phyllis Mrs Calvin Roberts Strong Ma1ne Wilb r Ruth Mrs Ruth Ford Farming ton Maine Whiting Glenn Bristol Conn machinist Wfhiting Shirley Fosterville Conn elec trician Worthley Carl Fort Kent Maine County Agent Aroostook eff M 932 Baker Harland Deceased Braclcley Lewis Strong Maine school janitor Howes Maxine Mrs Chester Farrell Bos ton Mass Newell Helen Strong Maine Stmchheld lillian Mrs Salmon Water ville Maine Sweet Howard Arlington Virginia m poyed in Washington D C 933 Braclcley Fannie Mrs Edward Starbird Strong Maine Braclcley Rufus East Greenwich Rhode Island teacher Cox Nettle Mrs Avoire Augusta Maine Durrell Clifford Strong Maine manager of First National Store Lambert Elbert Strong Maine employed by Forste Mfg Co Lambert Virgil Strong Ma1ne employed Ly Forster Mfg Co Newell Emma Mrs Charles Hull: de ceased Sample Wilfred New Britain Conn machinist Spear Ruth Mrs Armand Fortler Farm ington Maine 934 Beal Winston Strong Maine employcd by Forster Mfg Co Braclcley Helen Mrs Frederick Blanch ard u1ncy Mass Chandler Thirza Mrs Wass Southwest Harbor Maine Flagg Floyd Buclcfield Maine barber Huff Ruby Mrs Frederick Doble Strong Maine Lambert Violet Mrs Maurice Gilmore Pittsfield Mass Luce Lelia Mrs Burchard Taylor East Wilton Maine Norton Lawrence Pittsfield Mass elec trician 7. il C Q l l 7 1 7 i 7 7 7 1 ' A 7 1 7 i 7 7 i 1 7 7 L . . 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Pax c i nr A'-Tlvrer THIQ MU.SSUL UNSQUIT Taylor Burchard East Wllton Maint employed by Wilton Woolen Co Toothaker Gwendolyn Mrs William Woodslde Farmington Ma1ne Toothaker Hllda Mrs Frank Spencer Strong Marne registered nurse Wxtherall Myron Strong Marne m ployed by Strong Wood Turmng Co Worthley Barba a Mrs Carl Ackley Scarboro Ma1ne 95 Beal Mur1el Belfast Marne Home Dem onstratlon Agent Buzzel Evelyn Mrs P Somers r South Portland Ma1ne H1ll1er Ruby Mrs Francxs Ellsworth Farmington Marne Huff Kendall Strong Maine employed by Strong Mfg Co Ladd Ph1ll1p Strong Marne truckmg Ladd Vlrgxl North ay Marne lumber man Llsherness Wllson San Fernando Call forma Lovejoy Warren Strong Ma1ne m ployed by Strong Wood Turnlng Co Melanson Marguer1te Mrs Frank Ran dolph Farmrngton Ma1ne Merrrll enny Mrs Merwyn Wlthey New V1nyard Ma1ne Robblns Wrlham Ogden Utah Sxnden Betty Mrs Surrey whereabouts unknown Spencer Frank Strong Marne Stlnchfleld Raymond Easton Ma1ne teacher at Easton Hlgh School Wlnters Helen Mrs Dwlght Beedy Readlng Mass 936 Baker Merchant Rumford Ma1ne Brackley Methyl Mrs Leonard Hutchrns Strong Ma1ne Cox Clar1ce Mrs Ralph Farrow Strong Marne Flagg Gwendolyn Mrs Harwell Drxfield Marne Hlller Ohve Strong Mame Lake Mxrlam Mrs Charles Llsherness Str ng Marne Llbby Laurle Str ng Ma1ne employed by Strong Wood Turmng Co Newell Beulah Mrs Kenneth Bruce Strong Malre Rlchards Cleo Mrs BasxlMelv1n Strong Marne Reed Alb rt Strong Ma1ne employed by Forster Mfg Co Rrchards Shrrley lan Br1stol Conn Spencer Everett Starolrd Vlrgll busrness Stlnchfneld Faye Strong Ma1ne Stlnchfleld Ruth Strong Ma1ne Vmmg Edward Vmmg Rena M s Llnwood Hunnerwell Kmgfleld Marne Vrnlng Marlon Mrs Herbert Hall Klng Mrs Rob rt Chamber Portland Ma1ne Strong Marne lumber Mrs Vlrgxl Starbxrd Mrs Ross Rxchards Barre Mass Wlthey Crystal Mrs Lawrence Norton Prttsheld Mass Worthley Dwlght Portland Ma1ne 1937 Crosby Lloyd Boston Mass real estate agent Daggett Malcolm Roshndale Mass Bos ton Umverslty Esty Harland Deceased Gage Robert Strong Mame employed by Forster Mfg Co at East Wrlton plant Huff Rowena Mrs Albert Reed Strong Ma1ne Ladd Glenms Mrs Glennls Gurskey Watervnlle Ma1ne regxstered nurse Mardxn Eloxse Mrs Alonzo Sudsbury Strong Ma1ne McCellan Izella Mrs Howard Dunphy North New Portland Ma1ne Nerl Ronald M Freeman Ma1ne em ployed by Forster Mfg Co Rlchards Phxlhp D Strong Marne farmer Sta1lmgs Carl Bath Marne grocery store Toothaker Glana Mrs Raymond Rodger son Stacyvrlle Ma1ne Igfl-11 . . i - - - 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 9 . 5 , . . . . . 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T 7 9 . . . l . , - , ' 7 1 7 , - 1 - 7 7 1 7 -1 1 ' I' - - 1 - 7 , L . - 1 , . 1 1 - 1 ' 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' at e xr ive THE Mussuz UNSQUIT Eustls Marjorle Mrs Duane Smlth teacher Lrvermore Falls Mame Flagg Beulah Mrs Harvell Drxfleld Marne teacher Gage Alden Flushmg New Yorlc student Ladd Drana Mrs Rrchard Bean Strong Mame Luce Eleanor Mrs Malcolm Burdm Strong Mame Nle Lourse Mrs Herbert Haley Bath Mame Pratt Andrew Strong Mame Starbxrd Harrlson Strong Mame Stevens Luc1lle Mrs Clarence Davls lqarmmgton Mame 943 Braclcley Norman umcy Mass Colby Burchard Accountant New Yorlc Cxty Durrell Freeland Strong Mame ployed by Strong Wood Turnmg Co Q Farrow ohn U S Air Force Manches ter N H ff Gage Frederlclc Boston Umversxty Som ervrlle Mass Lrbby Norman Boston Mass student Melanson Louxse Mrs Normanj Chrld Logan Utah Potter Barbara Mrs Arthur Hott A burn Mame Potter Rupert Phrlllps Mame machmrst employed by Forster Mfg Co Pratt Coleen Lewiston Mame Rrchardson Vrrgmxa Mrs Andre Bernard Strong Mame Toothalcer Co Strong Mame Toothalcer Roe Strong Mame Aroostoolc County Mame game warden Tuttle Madelme Strong Mame Worthley james Orono Mame U of M student 944 Allen Edward Strong Mame Brackley Vlfglnla Boston Mass m ployed by Lxberty Mutual Insurance Co Huff Burchard Orleans Vermont pho tographer and Frances Mrs Howard Hagen Farmmgton Mame Lrsherness Pauline Mrs Herbert Bullen Farmmgton Falls Marne Mason Lewrs Bowdom College Bruns wrclc Mame student Newell Dorrs Mrs Thomas Phxlllps Port land Mame regrsterecl nurse Phxllrps Barbara Mrs Eugene Burbank Lewlston Mame Wertlmley Dorothy Mrs Charles Cleaver Wrlmlngton Deleware 945 Bates ul1a Mrs Cannrff Broolclme New York Foster Leon Boston Mass student Huff Robert Teacher at Wentwortlm In SIIUIC Boston Mass Luce acqualme Mrs Alfred Declcer Saco Mame Nell Barbara Strong Mame Stevens Erma Mrs Frederxclc Raymond Strong Mame Thompson Lors Mrs Edward Dexter Kmgflelcl Marne 945 Bates Allce Strong Mame employed by Forster Mfg Co Goodwrn Frances Mrs ohn Knowlan Strong Blame Moore LOIS Mrs Alden Gage Flushmg New York Norton Herbert Rldgefielrl Conn 947 Atwood Eumce Mrs Ralph Campbell Canton Marne Braclcley Lulu Mrs Lawrence Cool: Strong Mame Knowland Aretta Mrs Hersel Chad borne Freeman Mame Lambert Rosalmd Mrs Kenneth Starnes Farmmgton Mame Mrtchell Carolyn Lo1s Mrs Frederlclc Gage Somerville Mass S amman Anna Boston Mass nurse Stewart Gwendolyn Mrs Howard Pxlls bury Rangeley Mame 948 Allen Constance Boston Mass student at Beauty Culture s hool Pg TbryS 9 ' 9 9 ' 9 7 7 ' 7 ' 9 ' 9 9 9 ' 9 ' 7 ' 7 7 ' 9 9 9 - 9 ' 9 ' 7 ' 7 7 7 7 ' - 9 ' 9 9 - 9 9 - 9 - 9 ' I , - . , , , . 3 7 ' ,J ' 7 7 9 9 9 ' 7 ' 3 7 7 '7 ' 9 ' 9 ' 1 Y' P ' X-A I I ' f ,L - 9 9 ' 9 N 9 Q 9 ' 7 J ' 7 9 9 - 9 ' ' Xu , . . h . . , '- , . , 1 , , Cm- , -' - , . 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WL5SU1UNSOLl1 Dmr Roswell W orce ter Nliss Patrlxtr unxor College student Harlow Robert Bowl1ngGreen Olmo student at Boultng Gre n S ite Unners1ty Huff Queda Str ng M1110 employed lv Lexus Dru Store L mb rt Maurlee Strung M31I1C em ployed by Starbrrd s M tclell oyce Boston Mass student at Pearv Corxnne Crono Manu student at U of M Rlcbards Lxlltan Strong Mime employed by Forster Mtg Co Stevens Dawn Strong Mime Norrls Store Noter Mxlton Strong Matne Voter Vernon Strong Maint employed by Forster Mfg Co East Wrltc n plant xl-D i910 DXMI A XLT Pile!! L 711 CLASS COLORS Green and Vx lute CLASS FLOXX ER VS lnte Rose 1'1 L 1 .rm Mun - - 1- 1 - - ' X 1 1 A ' x 1 1 s X 'l ' , J: , . I A K, 4 f .33 . ,, g, . . J , . C , f - t r , , x j ', , jr. - ' , , . . V, G r .V . V . . Q L .1 I . ' , 'K - . , f -. , - o , ri ,' I' x' . 'A l g . , 4 i - rs. rl 'e x . 2 e . ' - 1 , ' , - 3 A I A ' I' L u r' , ' ' --- S' g, IQ '. '1 - i 1' ,J I' -- ., .'..,' ' ' ' . Boston University, General College. 4 T a xv 1 1 ' e , . - c , ' ' . A , ' ' - , . , A' , f, - 9, 1 , ' . . , t. - J ' ' ' xv ' -Q 7 :I xv V V , ' 4: , Q L, . , I , . ' 7 7 7 ' x 1 5 -I a -Q 4 x ' 5 i 7 lr x . ' . f X J, . ., ' 1 . ff KN ,J .. Lv! W fy -1 l L 1 l CL r : mfr' c i' no kzvrlo tif' lm! mlm! if pt 'eff' , ' - : C V' ' X IHL MULSUI UZNSQUII EXLHANGES The Angelus LCHVIII Instltute Turner Marne Your sen1or wrxte ups were excellent The Sharonla New Sharon H1gh School New Sharon Malne Your joke section made us smxle Eureka Woodstock High School Bryant Pond Malne We enjoyed your drawmgs and class Wflte ups Tattler Rangeley H1gh School Rangeley Malne We hlced your sectlon on dramatlcs S hool North New Portland Maxine Your s hool notes were well done and 1I1ICl'6Sfll1g H S Breezes ay Hlgh School y Maine We enjoyed your hterary sectlon The pllllllplan Phllhps Hlgh School Phxlhps Malne Your athletxcs sectlon was very good The Dmgo Solon Hlgh School Solon Maxne We hlced your fine dedlcatlon The Laurel Farmmgton I-hgh School Farmmgton Marne We enloyed your many p1ctures The Eagle Wxlton Academy Wllton Malne The WFIEC ups on your varlous ZICIIVIUCS were mterestlng The Bell Fryeburg Academy Fryehurg Malne Your muslc and dramatlcs sectxons were very good The Abram Breeze Klngheld Hugh School Klngfleld Mame Your school calen dar was handled 1n an mterestmg manner Thls year we are plannlng new exchanges wxth the followlng schools as well as those hsted above Bhss Business College Lewlston Malne Slcowhegan I-hgh School Slcowhegan Malne Washburn Hlgh School Washburn Marne Norway I-hgh School Norway Marne Gardlner Hlgh School Gardlner Malne and ulncy Hlgh School uxncy Illxnols Pdf' ffvzrh Light , . 1. . . , . . . f N ' K , K ff 9' ' ' ff Y, ' ' 1 , ..- , . . , . i QQ ' 99 ' ' 1 9 , ' , . ' er aux - ' . , 7 ee 77 - ' ' ... , , , ' ct M ' . 1 s 9 ff 57 ' T T v 9 . l I ff Y! ' ' The Carrahasset Ripplel'-Central High . . c , , ' . ' .' . ' . MJ ,EI - -Ia - - ' . . . , 7 QC ' - - HT - ' - 2 . I 9 A 9 , . D . . . . . . , , , , . . D . v v 9 3 a a 3 M - - as - - - - ' I -T S 7 7 9 9 v . , Q , Q , . COMPLIMFNTS OF Luce s Stud1o Off1C1G1 Photographers for the Class of 1950 Speclahsts In School Photography All Fme Portralture SINCE 1912 70 MAIN STREET FARMINGTON MAINE T I N E g , 0 J and Q- . n .4920 TIRES TUBES TTERIES PRODUCTS 6. i MOBIL ubrncafl 0b 9 ACCESSORIES RICHARD S SOCONY STATION IRI! INDI Y SLRI ICL STRONG MAINE I..ubr1ccrt1on ct Spec1cr1ty PHONE 42 R1vers1de Greenhouses George Presson Opt D F L O W E R S BOTH PHONES For All OCCGSIOTIS BOTH PHONES Fcrrmmgton Mcune F armmgton Mcune STEWART S DINER M E KNAPP 6. SON LUNCH and Electnc WELDING Acetylene McCorm1ck Deermg FILLING STATION Farm Machmes M1lkers MOBIL GAS Coolers Fcrrmall Tractors FARMINGTON MAINE Farmers 98 N E 4695 Fcrrmmgton Mame Nabil ' 'on , as BA ...- I , . . , , I A , WALL PAPER ICE CREAM COMPLIMENTS OF LEWIS DRUG STQRIL THE REXALL STORE Strong Malne FARMERS PHONE 3 3 Hervey B Iennmgs SALESMAN COl PLI A TS OF Bo 05 ne me FIRST WON MAINE NATIONAL STORE STROUT REALTY AGENCY NC PILLSBURY DAIRY Pasteurlzed Mllk and Cream Cottage Cheese and Chocolate Mllk DAILY DE ll Rl IN STRONG mme AND KIFGPIELD TEL 20 3 PHILLIPS MAINE 1 ' 1 ' A r EN P. O. x l Pho : Far rs' 6-2 S G, E. A. , I . Larirest Farm Selling Oraahization STRONG, MAINE in the World . L,'E.ES..' l,PH. .C l ll COMPLIMENTS or-' DR L DENIS MOODY STRONG MAINE PROBERT S MARKET Gram GIOCSIIGS Gas TE 412 HORN MOTORS Sales Q SGIVICG MERCURY FARMINGTON MAINE N E Ph 4460 F C W STEELE FUEL CO COAL FUEL OIL B ttl cl G CS Appl T I M K E N O FARMINGTON MAINE D l 4725 26 2 Men s and Boys Clothmg COME TO THE RED STORE INC PARM1NoToN MAINE FARMINGTON MOTOR SALES and SERVICE KAISER FRAZER Famous C1v111an IEEP 40 MAIN ST T 1 ph 4565 . . I L. - I I , . Corner of Broadway and Main . . one , armers' Phone 178 I Maine o e as iances - I I I ll ll Silent Automatic il Burners I . ia Farmers' - e e one ESTATE OF C V STARBIRD BOX SHOOK and LONG LUMBER BUILDING SUPPLIES STRONG MAINE GOMPLIMENTS OF RICHARD H BELL INSURANCE FARMINGTON MAINE THE PEOPLE S NATIONAL BANK Complete Bcznkmg SGIVICS FARMINGTON MAINE HY Manufacturers Of WORTH WHILE OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLEGES AND BUSINESS SCHOOL GRADUATES FORSTER MFG CO Inc A Great Name In Woodenware for 61 Years PQUNIUED IN STRONG MAINE FARMINGTON MAINE Compllmenis of I Blame Morrlson A FIELD PULPWOOD co gem' General Insurance PHILLIPS MAINE PHLUPQ WWF GU-KEY 5' HAND Frederrck C Lovejoy Mernorrals D M D Farmers 26 4 PLRMINGTQIX FARMINC TON MAINE MAINE 4 I O , I I . I Complrments oi I I Livermore Falls Trust Company F fx 11 M Q rrr 2 5 Weber Insurance Agency NCP Mmm I AINE G H BASS 6: CO OUTDOOR FOOTWEAR WIITOIN A G EUSTIS EST GENERAL HARDWARE SPEED QUEEN WASHING MACHINES ZENITH RADIOS S ORTING GOODS PACKARD PAINTS TIRONC COMPLIMENTS OF BRACKLEY 6: MITCHELL HILLSIDE FARM REGISTERED GUERNSEYS 1 If O MAINE AHL P IN Compliments Compliments of of Your I .wi I I 51 ' 1 JG, I I 'E 4 MAKERS OE I , , S K V S IS Pr F T , 3, M I Tel. 0-21 SST 4 NG, TJ .I 'E Comphments of FOSTER WHIPPLE CO Mens and Boys CLOTHING SHOES WOMEN S SHOES HATS FURNISHINGS DIAL X 45 FAPIJIINL TON MAIINF Comphments of E E FLOOD CO The Fam1ly Shoe Store FARMINGTON MAIN? F R I G I II A I R E DELCO LIGHT 6, POWER PLANTS L WATER SYSTEMS WASHING MACHINES HAPPY COOKING GAS B D MOORE FAPMII'ION MAIN N E 4755 Farmers 195 2 Compllments of I1m s Electnc Serv1ce Industncl Commerclal G House W1r1ng Electncal Suppl1es IAMES A LAMBERT P Mare 4 7 STROIN MAIN COMPLIMENTS OF TRFCARTIN DRUG STORE PHILLIPS MAINE Comphments of PHILLIPS HARDWARE CO C D PILLSBURY TheI G A Self SGIVICG Store II U - . D. . OUR FIFTIETH YEAR IN I Au 252i I r.1:..1t-13 CHEVROLET and PONTIAC Two Great Cars at Your Servrce We Sell Genume CHEVROLET and PONTIAC PARTS and ACCESSORIES And Have Factory Tralned MECHANICS to Serve You TEXACO GASOLINE 6 OILS GOODYEAR TIRES PAY US A VISIT WHEN YOU ARE IN FARMINGTON 24 HOUR SERVICE MORTON MOTOR CO Dxal 3354 Farmmgton Ma1ne Nrght 2659 FRANKLIN COUNTY AUTOMOTIVE HEADQUARTERS FOR 35 YEARS Nearly Everyone Llkes MORTON S SGYVICG GIOCGIIGS Meats Apparel Dry Goods Hardware Footwear KINGEIELD MAINE KINGEIEI D MAINE BEST WISIAIES FROM COMPUMENTS OF Harold Hutchrns Class oi 1908 AL BRACKLEY S KIT GEILLD MAINE A. G. WINTER H. W. BOYNTON COMPLIMENTS OF Strong Wocpd Turning Corporation Manufacturers of Wood Turnlngs Ambassador Toothplcks and Flatware STRONG 'VIAINE CUH191' C HOIITICIH Pearson s Sport1ng Goods Lawyer Sports Equlpment ITARMII CTON MAINE FARMINCTOI MAINI METCALF WOOD PRODUCTS CO BIRD S ASPHALT SHINGLES 61 ROOFING CELOTEX INSULATION PRODUCTS WINDOWS DOORS NAILS LONG LUMBER G BUILDING MATERIALS FLAT 6. SHAPED WOODWORK FOR TOYS 6 NOVELTIES IGI ICO I: m WEST FARMINGTON, MAINE HARRY E NEWMAN BUICK S OLDSMOBILE ELM CHEST GARAGE SALES AND SERVICE FA PMIIYCIOI MAINE QTROP G MAINE DR I F HARRIS HARRIS SPORTING ChIrOprc1CtOr GOODS STORE B G ILE RT MILLER P p FARMINGTON MAINE FARMI GTON MAINE C pl , f S1nsk1eSMotor Mart C MAIN STRE T FRANKLIN FARMS FARMING GK MAIN PRODUCTS CO CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH CARS PM N I Q, QN MAIN INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS ARI SALES LRN ICE COMPLIMENTS OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK FARMINGTON MAINE . Farmers' I-4 2 BIOOd'fJO'y 1 I - AI, I- IC, J , . Ccm liments oi Ccmphments of P I I - 1 , . fx E . YO . NCLH-Org' IIII J ' I 7 I N , , . . , cm imens o 7' I E T I, E . .. AIS 'T II, I A IL TS - . - SF V McLa1n Wood Turnlng RANGER S FEED STORE Blue Seal Feeds FERTILIZER CEMENT PAR I C Ol W C LYONS AUTO SERVICE DR C E THURLOW DENTIST I W 6 W D BARKER DODGE PLYMOUTH Cars and ACCSSSOIISS I WTC f I WHEN IN FARMINGTON M A G O N I S 214 2 Tobacco Candy I W RUSSELL Maln St Market Eountaln SGIVICG MAPLE GROVE DAIRY Poultry Maple Syrup and PERCY A COOK 6 SONS AIN Comp1Iments of Co. V Il' I I Jr VII-Il. REI, L11 ,, In All .. LIT N JT III MAINE ff-.II fff P9P lf M Xl I . . STOP N R ' FARMINGTQN, IWQIIIIE O 3 OL P M Farmers' - Weekly Delivery of Eggs PHILLIPS, IQAIEZZ vffzif-To YOU f+.I'x. 1'fS Feel 'If Ilfftie' I ,IITCEIA if Midtown Variety Store Clothmg - Shoes cmd Dry Goods WORK CLOTHES FOR ALL SEASONS DRESS SHOES BOOTS SNEAKERS WOMENS GOODS CHILDRENS SHOES GREETING CARE ICE CREAM SOFT DRINKS SUNOCO GAS AND OIL STRONG MAINE PQ me S so 2 COMPLIMENTS OF GREEN FARM Over Nlght and HOUS9k6ep1ng Ccrbms Pho 1 STRATTON MAINE A S LOWELL Compl ments of LEON R GRANT Gfifjgjtzbgjats Tel N E 3326 3327 D U1 4966 Farmers 214 5 FARMINGTON MAINE PARMINGTQN MAINE i I I .- ID - - , r r ' - me 2-22 , 1 T R . i ' , FRANKLIN COUNTY SAVINGS BANK Farmlngton A G BARKER Phonogroph Records FAHMIIWNTOP MAINL STEARN S Furmture Company Complete Home Furnlshmgs INLAID LINOLEUMS UPHOLSTERING NORGE APPLIANCES IAI MIINCTON MAINI CLOTHING SHOES and VARIETIES THONG MAHNE Mcune MAINE CONSOLIDATED POWER COMPANY PARM1MsToN MAINL E M E R Y S MONT S BEAUTY SHOP o MoNTHEss LAMBERT COLD WAVES C1 MACHINELESS PERMANENTS Sa so d p TRON MAIIN T 53 I 1 'J I, ei A ' . . I I I TJ , Q R. Compliments of I I I periltof- I an - . an u S G, 'E S f I el. - D F PEARY MEATS and GROCERIES Telephone 3 2 l bl VIAHNI fl l H C C lwflllllfllll FHQN f IHONC' llGll SCHCOI CONGRATULATIONS IIM The Barber YHILLIPS MAINE WILTON PRINTING SERVICE irc: H S IF Harold and Ehzabeth Karkos Parker Spr1ngs Camps Lone Pine Garage Cu 1 S General Repanng and Inspechon len? ILIR I Telephone Farmers 15 2 Telephone 2336 Farmmgton Mame Phlllxps Road Strong Mame ffl' S' SQL, A I f TO .Fi Fllilf A G! NCS THAT Al, KVHR Vf1tl'1 all :ood 1-rislies To the Qrrcduating Class ol S ng Hia. cl aol l.a'.'5reiCe r 1 FPIEC Cl.AT'1S ITJL 1 XQLLS COMPLIMENTS OF LAMBERTS SHELL STATION STRONG CURTIS GARDENS Strong Mame rfIIO so BOT UII FIOFAI COR f D wl I Arlme CUIIIS Flonst Telephone Farmers 38 21 Cornphments of Mrs Glendon C D111 1 'J GN 1 C11 PHILLIPS MAINE EUSTIS INS AGENCY STRONG MAINE F I MAINE. M PIERCE D D S FARMINGTON MAINE LEWIS N BRACKLEY STRONG MAINE Farmers Tel 26 5 L G TRASK FARMINGTON MAINE I FI9',-:ers Fo U 'ifcfi Jf ffl . 'T ' , , . XGES L FF F9 NIS A1LTC!1Ii,I11Q'f LII-' Ifdles' Und C:1i1d.eti'f: , I , ,. IN'URfrI-.M :. FURNISIEITIFSS Hixllzrzr rk ' get rr: rds CW-F if YCSITF' ii F' '1i.ifg,f'iir'f 'Q.','ff.1jY ,Qbjf Fgjfij A . . . EPT I-'Z' , COMPLIMENTS OF C H MALLORY IARM STRONG MAINE CASPER STUART Plumblng and Hecrtmg Lunch Room GRANGE STREET OPP RICH MILL STRONG MAINE FRIGIDAIRE YORK BROS MARKET Ne' d Hoipp Coorcm Foe Serv pete L1 D L Woter Q stems Groee S Meats Q etobles M0511 'ISS RCA H9510 Ele tncol Appncmces Frozen Foods B D Brcadwcxy Farmmglon Dml 4461 Farmmgton Mcune Tel N E 4755 Farmers 195 2 I O , . , 1 .ere I V , 1 D I J - 129 oozii 1 me of ., , A . pf 1 Y 'J' 15: -. . : - we , , ffl v,GS.g.l'1, . 1. - I 1 S . P . ,. . . I . . . -' ' ARMANDSS SOCONY SIERVIUE OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE MOBILGAS MOBILOILS Washlng Lubrlccrtlons FARMINGTON MAINE Farmers 4013 PHONES N E 766 THOS I SHEEHY CO BLANKETS YARINS AND AIIT0 ROBES PHILLIPS MAINE Coull s SGIVICG Stcrt1on TL ACG WI AMW 1 RMCO Cov S Depot Street Tel 16 Wmlton Mcnne WILTON LUMBER CO A FOMPL TE SER 'ICI IF WH XLR D SUPPIIL T more WILTON MAINE AL S RADIO SERVICE STRONG MAINE G F' ' - . .Z 1 Z' 'f' Y ' I M , .. IE I, v . 1 1 V C-' wr- fm I -, ,1'. I . .F U v wlfglm , 190 , . . I fi . 'H' S ' , O IS Cvvlstggi Fitted Rad: Fepcirxig: - Iob Prmti: Auto Sec? er ,lj 'ei N Jrcffcrzi C mp1 ment oi DAVIS FUNERAL HOME Comphments of MAINE FARMINGTON MAINE SKEWER 5: DQWEL dPc1 B CORP C mplm nts of 1'RANK F GRAVES BENIAMIN BUTLER A TOHNLY AT LAM OPTOMETRIST rm ngton Ma ne FARMINGTON MAINE COMPLIMENTS OF FARMINGTON OIL COMPANY Rcxnge O11 Fue1 O11 P1umb1ng cmd Hecxtmg E 4855 FARMERS 212 4 C mp1 ments oi WALGREEN SYSTEM DILL S MEN S SHOP INC SDORTSV1 EAR LU GAGE A t I VX G HARDY s PHARMACY 12 B O dw Y 28 BROADWAY FARMINGTON FARMINGTON MAINE o i s H4 Hour Ambuhnce Service W, Rfiymon ,I vis YY - Y I xgricemt .Dfxvls o i e I I T' ' - F KVI 1 Fu i . i N. E. 4744 Farmers' 201-4 N. . ' o i I I . Urucs ut Minimum Prices M M vf G :en o ' tkins I r cr a BLISS BUSINFSS COLLEGE LeW1stOn Mcune MILL CORNER CAFE e s Hom COOIKIF ll r e Q 1 Phone S53 ll Farmers PHILLIPS MAINE Complmments of GREENWOOD INN IPMH All S TOLMAN W GAY Phon D1a1 4618 FARMINGTON MAINE RUSSELL S SERVICE FO 5? I Te N E 4561 Furmmgton Me A 6: L MARKET YOUR NATION WIDE STORE MT A ODI FARMERS PHONE 5 STRONG MAINE J I F.13.HIff ffl I ff' Cindif ' C537 U9 - C3517-A Idea and 1, Chizhtier., , e ' IQ: Reis IC: M UI., did Lfrht IQLYVIIICS 0 . ' 1 ' GULF 7.3.9 ANY CII, THU , ..f'u, iw RC'ITI',ffIf'IIOf'5' fmd Ffa-ez'-A.: I. . . ' , DAILY ffLI'.'ER':' SERIICE , T' Q ' 'TX fF':, f-Rf TC ...fi y I'-IIIQ. x.7..X.fL'L-A. .-.x COMPLIMENTS or DR and MRS C F THOMPSON 1 C A CHANDLER cS.SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS BILL S BARBER SHOP I P I Tlph Cll821 PHILLIPS MAINE PHILLIPS MAINE LAMBERT S GARAGE WILTON ROAD DAN T ADAMS STUDEBAKEH FUNERAL HOME d I E CI Ol fi A yl W L-I g FARMINGTON MAINE 1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS FROM YOUR TEACHERS Compliments of A 1 I ' Op osi e Methodist Church Sawyer Sireet L 3 e 9 one 8'2 l If no answer cz - Compliments of Sales and Service Tires cm Ll es - Gasoline cm I Electric cm cet erie e in Farmers' Phone -ll Res. 4-ll I C. ?BX1lOUR CQWIIPXNX ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS RSONAL CARD CL In IN SVN TRO L Represented by DONALD B TUPPER 2 Iv1e Road Cape Cottage Mame The MUSSUL UNSQUIT Staff would czrpprecmte lt 1f you would PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS w X Y -1' f N f N! X h ' xxx ' 7 Ji Xe J A IA !J.V1! 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