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

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Q 1 . .5 Q21- s., NAME George Bachelder Robert Brackley Gail Enman Elizabeth Espeaignnette Harry Gordon Ioanna Hart Gloria Huff Eleanor Hunter Gloria Laffin Iudith Lambert Eunice Voter Melvin White NAME George Bachelder Robert Brackley Gail Enman Elizabeth Espeaignnette Harry Gordon Ioanna Hart Gloria Huff Eleanor Hunter Gloria Laflin Iudith Lambert Eunice Voter Melvin White , . B I FQ enior HANDLE George Brac Gabby Betty Hot Rod Io Glo Eleanor Ha Ha I udy Unie Mel AMBITION To be A Cop Hot Rodder L4 emma an Gnsendow ' ' WEAKNESS His Ford New Vineyard Penny's Men Cars Hospitals Harry 4-H Teasing Portland Driving Marie LAST SEEN On The Valley Going So Fast We Couldn't Tell To Get Married With Eunice To Be A Mrs. Kissing Mechanic At The Movies Nurse Typing Stencils Lacks It With Hlarry Nurse With Ruth Secretary In The Commercial Room Nurse Around To be A Gordon Racing With Larry To Boss Driving The Bus George drives a Ford of blue And many things he'll do for you. Robert played Pa in our Senior play He really is natural that way. Gail is another of our class She is a plump and friendly lass. Betty is tall with a figure slim She i Harry's s always neat and trim. a wit and a funny clown One of the liveliest boys in town. Ioanna rates with all of us She is too busy to fume and fuss. Gloria Huff is very small But welind her on the ball. Eleanor Hunter lives on a farm Maybe thats why she's always calm. Gloria Latlin is a studious gal Shy and quiet, but still a pal. Iudy is a busy one But still has time to have her fun. Eunice Voter is sweet and gay Always happy in her own little way. Melvin White is always late Except with Marie on a date. Honey Babe PET PEEVE Teasing Staying Home Pests Staying Single Competition Enemies Getting Up English Snells Fickle Boys Gossips Play Rehearsals FAVORITE SONG Don't Fence Me In Out Behind The Barn is 1 Pennies From Heaven Love And Marriage Nothing Ever Worries Five Minutes More I Ain't Got Nobody Home Work I Still Get Iealous Candy Kisses Honky Tonk Girl , '51 6 z,, . ffl I

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Seated left to right: D. Hutchins, N. Peary, I. Hinkley. Mrs. Cook, L. Gordon, L. Damon, L. Snell, E. Pinkham. Standing left to right: F. Currier, L. Scammon, D. Chick, S. Peary, C. Bates, R. Hutchins, L. Baston, R. Wyman. ozniolf' We began school Sept. 7th with sixteen Iuniors and Mrs. Cook as our class advisor. Class officers were elected. They are as follows: President ....,....,.,..,.........,... .,.. Lawrence Gordon Vice President ....,........................,....., Ioyce Hinkley Secretary ....,,......,.., ,...... N orma Peary Treasurer ....,.....,.........................,....... Linda Damon Student Council ......,,....,.,...,................. Leslie Snell Our activities this past year began with selling hot dogs every Wednesday and feeding the School Men's Club every third Wednesday of the month. We also had a cake and turkey raille, The Iunior Prom was planned for April 27th. The Iunior play titled The Strange Victory was very successful. The cast was as follows: Norma Peary, Linda Damon, Dorothy Hutchins and Fern Currier as prompter. Those who participated in basketball were Nor- ma Peary, Dorothy Hutchins and Fern Currier for the girls, Lawrence Gordon, Philip Packard and Leslie Snell as manager for the boys. The cheerleaders were Fern Currier and Lor- raine Baston. All the Iuniors were required to take Public Speaking. The following were chosen to speak at night: Fern Currier, Lorraine Baston, Norma CL... Peary, Dorothy Hutchins, Ioyce Hinkley, Evie Pinkham, Philip Packard, and Lewis Scammon. Dorothy and Lewis got first prize in their respec- tive categories. We had a very happy year with a full schedule. A DAY AT THE FARM One day when there was no school l went down to visit my grammie and grampa on the farm. My friend and I went sliding on Flying Saucers. In the snow we made hills to slide over. When we hit the hills we went very fast. We went tobogganing. The snow flew up into our faces so we put our kerchiefs over them. That worked pretty well. About the third time we went down the hill we hit a bump. Then we went over a hill. We still had our kerchiefs over our faces. Then we hit the fence! We knocked two boards off. We knocked one about two feet away from the fence and the other one fell straight. We could have been seriously hurt, but luckily we were not. Ianice Lambert Grade 4