Thomaston High School - Sea Breeze Yearbook (Thomaston, ME)

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NAME: BORN: LIKES: DISLIKES: INTENTIONS NOTED FOR: COURSE: NAME 2 BORN: LIKES: DISLIKES: INTENTIONS NOTED FOR: COURSE: NAME: BORN: LIKES: DISLIKES: INTENTIONS NOTED FOR: COURSE: NAME: BORN: LIKES: DISLIKES: INTENTIONS NOTED FOR: COURSE: NAME: BORN: LIKES: DISLIKES: INTENTIONS NOTED FOR: COURSE: NAKE: BORN: LIKES: DISLIKES: INTENTIONS NOTED FOR: COURSE: T H E S E A B R R E Z E MARY ISABELLE RICHARDS May 4, 1927, at Thomaston, Maine Lemon Meringue Pie, HRonnieH, bowling, music. Celery, studying, spiders College Going with Ronnie, getting to school as the last bell is ringing College WALTER ALFRED ROBERTSON July SO, 1927, at Thomaston, Maine Good books, plenty of capital, some work Public Speaking, loud noises ' To do some good somewhere Studying College JUNE L. ROBINSON June 28, 1927, at Thomaston, Maine Roller skating, cokes and potato chips Bookkeeping Telephone Operator Quietness Commercial VIRGINIA GERTRUDE ROES November 20, 1926 Basketball, mustard, tripe, roller skating Pickle boys, studying, Sinatra Aeronautical School Athletic ability, playing trombone, living in Rockport, going with Bobby General CAROL LUCILLE SEWALL June 2, 1928, at Little Deer Isle, Maine HChar1ieH, roller skating Studying, Sinatra To travel Chumming around with Rosie, fickleness Commercial MARY SHEFFIELD November 15, 1926, at Evansville, Pennsylvania HJohnnyn Waves To join the WAC ' Chewing gum Commercial 18

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NAME: BORN: ' LIKES: DISLIKES: INTENTIONS NOTED FOR: COURSE: NAME: BORN: LIKES: DISLIKES: INTENTIONS NOTED FOR: COURSE: NAME: BORN: LIKES: DISLIKES: INTENTIONS NOTED FOR: COURSE: NAME: BORN: LIKES: DISLIKES: INTENTIONS NOTED FOR: COURSE: NAME! BORN: LIKES: DISLIKES2 INTENTIONS NOTED FOR: COURSE: NAME: BORN: LIKES: DISLIKES: INTENTIONS NOTED FOR: COURSE! T H E S E A B R E E Z E RUSSELL LUTHER NEAL . March 5, 1927, at Friendship, Maine, Eva, baseball, the girls, beans 1 Hitler, Tojo, book reports, Sinatra, rice soup Merchant Marines ' Being class president, baseball ability, ncasenover w o of Toliorba College ESTELLE OVERLOCK ' De cember 12, 1926, at Thomaston, Maine Rollerskating Studying To graduate Walking, being with George Commercial PHILIP JOEL OXTON October 15, 1926, Bowling, hunting To study at home To be a sailor Being in the Navy General at Thomaston, Maine GRACE M. PAULSEN February 12, 1927, at Thomaston, Maine Thomaston, fishing, people, Bach music, cyclopedias Jazz, critical people, buttermilk Wheaton College in Illinois Sincerity, happiness College and en- CLYDE LEROY PIERPONT August 4, 1927, at Washington, Maine Nat, all sports, eating, a good time Hitler, Tojo, pea soup, Sinatra Navy Sleeping in English class, fooling General PHYLLIS JUNE PRIOR December 5, 1927, at Friendship, Maine Books, music, brownies, travel Science, egotists ' Fisher College L Cheery smile, ability in school, good disposition, helping others Commercial ' 17

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T H E S E A B R E E Z E NAME: VIRGINIA J. STANLEY BORN: January 7, 1928, at Old Town, Maine LIKES: Dancing, good times, music DISLIKES: Conceited people, book reports INTENTIONS: Nurse NOTED FOR: Giving PAD Assignments to Russe1l,-good natured- ness, Business manager of Sea Breeze COURSE: College NAME: PAUL WARREN THORNDIKE A ' BORN: May 16, 1927, at Thomaston, Maine LIKES: All sports, pool, bowling, hunting, eating, sleep- ing, all animals, especially snakes DISLIKES: All subjects, except math, any kind of work, silly girls, wise guys INTENTIONS: Army or Navy NOTED FOR: Running the movie projector, skipping school COURSE: College NAME: JOHN THORNTON BORN: March 20, 1927, at Rockland, Maine LIKES: A's and B's, Spike Jones DISLIKES: Work and school INTENTIONS: Navy NOTED FOR: Quietness COURSE: General NAME! JEANNETTE DOROTHY WALES BORN: December 7, 1926, at Cushing, Maine LIKES: Walt, music, sewing, sports DISLIKES: Fish, math, overshoes INTENTIONS: Nurse NOTED FOR: Writing letters, sewing COURSE: College HOUR BOYS IN THE SZRVICEH Philip Oxton, who has been in our class since we started school, left Ihomaston High School in October to join the Na- vy. Ne received his HBootn training at Sampson,'N. Y., and is going to Gunnery School there. Bernard Clark, who was also a member of the class of '45 all through our school days, left in April. He also went into the Navy and is training at Samp- son. Russell Neal came here from Friendship in our Junior year. Russ left in March and is receiving Officers' training at the Merchant Marine Academy at King's Point, Brooklyn, N. Y We, the class of 1945, wish these boys, our classmates, all the success in the world and hope that they will return soon in peace and safety after helping to make this a better world in which to live. ' V. R. '45, 19