Vinalhaven High School - Exile Yearbook (Vinalhaven, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1953 volume:

The Exile 1953 Vlnalhaun Hz 11 S0110 I Q . y J . O VinuU1a1'c11, M ' THE EXILE Dedication 'VIRS ISABEL F CALDERWOOD To one zz ho hae been cz fiieozd ziorlciizg foo the lust zntmesfs of ow school uc the students of IOQ3 edztzon of The Ezzle in opp? ecwtion of hei quidazzcc zmfleistunflinq ond hzlpfulizess Vinalhoven High School, respectfully dedicate this THE EXILE Front Row D Phllbrook A Burgess A Webster J Clayter J Peterson Edltonal Board Edztor zn Chze f Assoczate Edztor zn Chztf Senzor Edztor Junwr Edztor Qophomore Edztor Freshman Edztor Personal Edztor Actwzty Edztor Alumnz Edztm Joke Edztm Business Managers Faculty Advzsm Ann Webster J udlth Clayter Annette Burgess Dorls Ph1lbrook Edward D5 er Marx Candage Dorls S oog Jean Peterson Rlchard Tolman Ernest G1lchr1st Kenneth Holbrook Clarence Conway Phyllxs B Ross Back Row K. Holbrook, M. Candage, E. Dyer, M. Gilchrist, D. Skoog C Conway 0 0 A ' ' 7 . 7 . . ,fr THE EXILE Editorials SCHOOL SPIRIT In thls past Near at Vmalhaven Hlgh School there have been many changes not the least of whlch has been a reawakenlng of prlde ln our school and a deslre to lmprove It Thls attltude 19 commonly called school Splrlt and although It has reallv come about through the whole heart ed effort of the student bodv The students who partlclpate ln athletlcs are a great credlt to the school 1n that they fight hard to w1n and are alwavs good sports no mat ter what happens In partlclpatlng 1n lnterscholastlc athletlc contests they have won manv new frlends for V H S as well as for themselves Most of the students who arent connected wlth athletlcs are elther 1n the band or have taken part 1n the H1 Jlnks wh1ch ln ltself IS a splen dld example of what a gloup of stu dents workmg together and working can alwavs be counted on to provlde some wonderful entertalnment at a Frldav afternoon assembly elther slngmg or plavlng an lnstrument and also have performed for groups out slde of school such as the Parent Teachers Assoclatlon School Splrlt 1snt however some thmg that should be kept ln mothballs and brought out only for baseball or basketball games etc It should be present durlng school hours as well A casual v1s1tor at Vmalhaven Hlgh School would see that this sp1r1t 1s present ln the young men and women here as thex go about thelr work and would go awax assuled that thex mll succeed ln the future EKIIIOI' ln Chlef A FRIEND INDEED Last fall Mr Hamllton Hall of Camden who lncldentally publlshes our Exlle 1nv1ted the Senlor Class to go to the UHlV8TSlty of Mame 1n order that we mlght become xnterest ed ln our state unlverslty he had tlckets for a football game 1n the afternoon whlch made the tr1p doubly appeallng L1v1ng on an lsland the puplls of Vmalhaven Hlgh School do not have the opportunlty to appre clate our State of Mame and the h1gh er educatlon that lt offers Only three members of the class had ever vlslted a college campus Cltlzens of Camden met us at the boat wharf IH Rockland and drove us to Orono After we arrxved at the Unlverslty we were shown around the campus Thls lmpressed us very much We were fortunate to VlS1t the bookstore and the new llbrary The football game Unlversltv of Mame versus UHlV6FSltV of New Hampshlre was extremely excltmg slnce It was the first football game that most of us had attended There were mam students from other schools and smce It was also Fresh man s Parents Day there was a large crowd to the game We were all thr1ll ed when the Unlversltv of Mame won over the Unlversltv of New Hamp shxre After the game we went back to Camden for a dehghtful week end wlth Mr and Mrs Hall We V1S1t8d manv lnterestmg spots of our state Whlle we were there Some of v s cllmbed 'VIount Battle and others took a car and went to Fort Knox and Bar Harbor We certalnlx appreclate thls oppor tumtx whlch 'VIr and Mrs Hall made posslble for us and we are grateful for thelr graclous hospltalltv Senlor ECIIIZOI' n Y Q . 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' .I I -I I ., V I' n A s n MAINE S TEACHING PROBLEM Malne has many serlous educatlon al problems but the largest and most perplexing is the shortage of teach ers especlally elementary school teachers Maine would have a desper ate teacher shortage anyway but the nation wide shortage only aggravates Maine s sltuatlon more Connecticut and Massachusetts al so have an acute shortage of teachers but thev can pay hlgher salaries which naturally attracts many of our Malne teachers there Average teachers salaries as estl mated bv the N E A Research D1v1 sion shows that rlght now Mame has one of the lowest pay scales ln the United States which IS S2451 To pay Mame teachers the average for the country would only cost two cents a day per capita more which would not be too much lf It would solve Malne s teaching problem Everv year many students enroll in Teachers Colleges and Normal Schools but there always IS a big loss between the freshman vear and grad uatlon for manv reasons malnly marrlage Joining the armed forces working in other fields and lack of It has been shown that at the rate the number of chlldren are lncreaslng and at the rate we are loslng teachers 750 elementary school teachers will be needed next fall Of course It will cost a lot of monev but the teacher shortage can not be licked unless every town pavs reasonable salaries onlv then will Malne s educatlon make progress The Vouth of a country IS its most important defense and better pax w1ll bring better teachers to conduct bet ter schools and produce better men and women for the future Junior Editor NROTC Manx boys would llke to continue their educatlon after hlgh school but thei are unable to meet the financlal requlrements of college Boss with THE EXILE this amb1t1on usually have the men tallty to pass college boards and scho larshlps are offered to assist them In 1926 the United States Navy of fered high school graduates a plan called the Naval Officers Tralnmg Corps Units were established 1n fifty two of the leading colleges and umver s1t1es such as Harvard Yale Brown Dartmouth Cornell etc This plan offers a boy free tu1t1on plus a monthly expendlture amount provided that a certaln period of his time be devoted to naval tralnmg that he remain single and that he agree to accept a commlssion for which he IS on call for eight years and serves three years actlve duty This is for students who are subject to ln ductlon Regular N R O T C students are requlred two vears of actlve duty and receive a commlsslon for a total of slx years Also a student IS obllged to make three summer cruises of SIX to eight weeks each Twenty four hours must also be included in naval training each semester Some of the physlcal requlrements of the plan are twenty twenty v1s1on no chromcal 1nfect1ons and no mental deficiencies Students must first pass ply for the Naxv College Aptitude Test These tests are s1m1lar to col lege board tests and are glven 1n the December of the precedlng vear of entrv After completing the test the student waits untll the Selectlon Com mlttee lnforms him whether he has been selected or not Each state has 1tS own Selection Committee conslst mg of three members The student IS reaov for hls college appllcatlon providing that he passes both physlcal and mental examlna tions The student must at this time lndlcate the N R O T C college or um versltv he IS w1ll1ng to attend He should now request application papers from the college of his first choice On the application he must lndlcate that he IS an N R OT C student If how ever the student does not pass the re qulrements of the college to which he submlts his appllcatlon he cannot be enrolled in the N R O T C The college 5 , . . . 1 n n - . , - ! 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L - o X Q Y 6 THE EXILE chooses the candldates that they vnll accept for the N R O T C VHCHUCIQS Students who are not accepted as part of the IN R O T C quota of thelr first LhOlCe vs 1ll be notlfied bs the Depart ment of the Navx and thev w1ll be given the name of the college highest on the1r l1st of cholces where a va cancv 1n the N R O T C quota 6XlStQ Thls procedure IS contlnued unt1l all the NROTC vacancles ln the col leges and UHlV8I'9lt19S are filled Th1s program has helped to solve hlgh school graduates and lt IQ worth whlle for any hlgh school bov to con slder it Sophomore Edltor SCHOOL FINANCE Although the town provldes us w1th a schoolhouse pays for all the repalrs furmshes our text books and other school necess1t1es there are manv extracurrlcular aCt1V1tl9S for wh1ch there are no provlslons Band Athletlcs and the Semor Class trlp have to be financed bs the students Consequentlv we are forced to so l1c1t addltlonal support from the townspeople and we appreclate the generous Splflt w1th which It IS glven The Athletlc Department TBCGIVBS the proceeds from the games but slnce thls source IS not Sl1ff1C16Ht Record Hops are held frequently the H1 Jlnks contrlbutes and some tlmes It IS necessary to resort to a food sale The Bands mam expendlture is buvlng music The band concerts usu allx take care of th1s In order to buy a fevs new unlforms however a food and easlest wav The Semor Class FQCQIVGS monev from the H1 Jlnks occasional mov 1es snack bars at the H1 Jlnks and basketball games dolls rummage sales card partles and dances They too find It necessary to resort to food sales m order to make the expenses for the1r trlp We have a general fund at high school for mlscellaneous expenses in cludlng the cost of the audlo vlsual program We sell candv at recess to pav for thls We hope our friends the cltlzens 1eal1ze our financial problems Freshman Editor D I -'V 7. y g I Y ' K l I .... 1 . , I Y 7 - 1. . . . . 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L , ' , L L ' ' - L L L , - ' ' 1 , ' ' 4 , x ' X I 1 1 1 V 5 n Q 1 A , K , V 9 ' ' K . wifi, L THE EXILE OSCAR CLARENCE ALLEIN Brnk Age 18 Latrn Club H1J1nks 1 Srlence rs more eloquent than words ANNETTE BURGESS Pesky Age 18 Treasurer 1 Secretary 3 H1JlHkS 1 2 34 Chorus 3 4 Band 3 4 Press Club 2 3 4 Latrn 2 3 French 4 Softball 3 Edrtorral Board 2 4 Love rs lrke the measles we all have to go through wrth rt ,tj ,J M 'S W Ml JACK RUSSELL CARLSEN' Jackson Age 18 Carpenters Club 2 3 Band 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Do rrght and fear no man dont wrrte and fear no woman IALL HERBERT CHILLES Duifw Age I8 Hr Jrnlxs 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Carpenters Club 2 3 Chorus 3 Humor rs the harmonv of the heart A xv 1 L ss A ss J 'V lr I L A sc as or , A 0jLWfVy' Hi-Jinks 1-2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-43 vi ly u ' - y - , . v- s ' f V' ' l , H A y I u :as V A .-I 'Q ---3 -.--2 rl L J JJ L11 Njyf all L,2fvfZ fjf fix THE EXILE HAROLD L DAVIS Hlnks Age 18 Hl Jlnks 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Photo Club 3 Athletlc Reprcsentatlve 3 I earn that I get get that I wear owe no man hate cnvy no man s happlness FRANCES LORR AINIE CRAY Francena Age19 Hl Jlnks 1 4 Softball 3 4 X7lCC Plesldent 4 Chorus 3 Home Economlcs 2 3 Inner sunshlne warms not only the healt of the owner but all who come ln contact wlth lt JEAN LOUISE PETERSON Pete Age 17 Jlnks 1 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Band 3 4 Latln 2 Press Club 2 3 4 Edltorlal Board 4 Sclence Club 1 Home Econo mlcs 2 3 Its love 1tS love that makes the world go round VN H lVlANl LI FORD PHII BROOK Nlmrod Jr Age 18 H1 Jlnks 1 2 4 Baseball 1 Z 3 4 Basketball 3 Car pnntus Club 2 3 Photo Club 3 Lholus 3 Band 3 4 He dllves as lf he vnu llhcalslng fol an accldent I 8 C K :Y M' H Y Y 5 ,7 X512 KJ, A' - v L fe ' 75 S ' 2 Q ff ' ., ,, . Q . , V Basketball 2-3-45 Softball 2-3-4g Treasurer 2-3-4g Hi- l l,'-. ' -s .9 I ,lj in '-' v 1 1 ' w , W ' - - 44 1 , - 1 y .yn 4 I V! Cf LW --S 1 ' : - ll! , ,. . . - , . X! , H' 7 ' ' 1 1 ' ' VV l I , nn .' .' , ,,.,., , .' . ' I In l L fav fi! ,ILM I' THE EXILE I-REDERICh JOHN I HII IP Mouse Age 19 H1 Jrnlxs 1 4 No one knows what he can do t1ll he trres DORIS IORRAINE SKOOI Sandpeep Age I8 H1 Jrnks 1 2 3 4 Basketball Z 3 Softball 2 3 4 Secretary 1 2 Presldent 4 Latrn 2 French 4 Press Club 2 3 Edrtorral Board 3 4 Scrence Club 1 Home Economrcs 2 3 Chorus 3 Athletrc Representatrve 3 Marshallrst 3 Shes llttle and shes WISQ ANN MARIFTFA WFBS1 ER Pansy Age 17 Presrdent 1 2 3 Secretarv 4 Chorus 3 4 Band 3 4 ness Club 2 3 4 Student Councrl 2 3 Latm 2 3 French 4 Edltorral Board 2 3 4 H1J1nlxs 12 3 4 School Treas urer 3 4 She has a clear eye to the future and a strong grrp on the present WM X x XIOIS xor xc Buzzs Age 17 ff, ,, H1J1nks 1 P 4 Baslrtball 'Vlgr Z4 Studrnt Coun L11 3 Latm 2 Vlhercver the brrght sun of htaun shall shlne hls honour and the greatness of hrs name shall be 9 . . v , .. .. gg , v ' ' YY ,af ,qfjlll 1 I Il A - I Av L, Q H- ,- in ,M 1 4 gf' ,tiff ' ' ' ' ' ft' ' . . . ' . 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THE EXILE Lztcrar Scctlon DARKNESS AND DUTY The ram came down 1n long narrow ribbons as Petty Offlcer Jlm Bow land of the Unlted States Coast Guard hurrled along the W1HdSW6pt bleak deserted beach toward the broken llght on Plnnacle Poxnt As he hurrled along h1s raln coat slapplng at hls legs he wondered why the hght had gone out at such a cru c1al tlme The Southern Belle was expected sometlme that nlght wlth a preclous cargo of sllver bulhon Could It be the work of the crooked salvage crew that had been worklng down the coast? It dldnt seem p0SS1bl6 that thls could happen at a Coast Guard Base Jlm cast lt aslde wlth a nod and stepped up hls pace for the hght must be l1t The raln was l1ke a cold knlfe cuttmg at h1s legs and back as though lt wanted hlm to hurry faster He left the beach and started Cllmb mg up toward the tower The w1nd blew harder the hlgher he cllmbed The stones were wet and sllppery and twlce he almost fell but he managed to catch hlmself on the edge of some out cropplng rocks He stopped for a breath then started onward to the crest of the polnt Th re 1n a few moments he felt sure he would soon rlght the trouble and have the llght blazlng for The Southern Belle He reached the tower out of breath llmplng from a scrape on hls knee As he rested to catch h1s breath he glanced out over the ra1n sw ept bax hls ex e caught a dlm hght headlng up the outer harbor toward the polnt He stood there watchlng when iinallv he came to hls senses and reallzed lt must be The Southern Belle Jump mg to h1S feet he started up the Sl1D perw ladder leadlng to the beacon He must get that llght blazlng or there surelx vs ould be a sh1pwreck and he J1m Bowland a man wlth a perfect record would be to blame The wlnd blew colder and the raln spattered around hlm as he began to work on the llght He plcked up a screw drlver to unscrew the glass but It was corroded He tapped It wlth a hammer to loosen It so he could un screw It As he dlsmantled the lamp the Shlp was drawlng closer 1ts llghts glowlng through the sheets of ram J lm worked even faster but couldnt find a thlng wrong wlth It Was h1s heart poundlng or was the thunder he heard the roll of the surf on the plnnacles below? The captaln of The Southern Belle would know that somethlng was wrong He could not he ln the outer harbor because the sea was rolllng 1n l1ke a storm drlven demon whlch would wash anx Shlp on to the polnt What could he do wlth no llght to gulde hlm to the 1nner habor be yond the sea pounded pxnnaclesl Back on the polnt Jlm was work looked at the lamp the WlCk and the gas l1ne but lt was none of these Once he glanced up to look over the storm hurled bay What he saw made h1s heart S1Ck The Southern Belle was nearer the rocks Back to h1s work he went for men s l1ves depend ed on hlm Suddenly he stopped and reached 1nto hls pocket and came up w1th some water soaked matches He couldn t save the Shlp Wlth wet matches' J1m 6X3m1H8d the llght once mol then he yumped up and flew down the ladder to the ground He headed for a low bu1ld1ng whxch was the fuel shack standlng dark agalnst the sks l1ne He fumbled IH h1s pock ets for the kevs as he ran down the path Inslde the shack J1m needed no hght to turn on the secondarx gas tank 13 0 O . , . . . , . , - . . . l ! 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L Q ,, 7 7 ' I4 THE EXILE Outside the nlght was gloomy The ram wh1pped agalnst the tower on the point The ship was close to the dark shore and the waves screamed to take her for their own Suddenlv there was a flash and the llght was burning through the wlnd and rain The captam stralghtened his Shlp to the course Jim Bowland had done his duty V Valols Young 53 FEMININE STRATEGY The thought of what she must do rad been with her for days It had followed her 1n her waklng hours and had managed to permeate all her dreams It had been llke a sore spot on her skin constantly annoylng and rapidly growlng more painful Although she had planned her ar guments and had contemplated It from every angle she had known It would be a hazardous sltuation for she had dealt Wlth h1m before As she faced h1m she had found herself shaking w1th fright and uncertainty While he had listened to her h1s face had not betrayed the slightest bit of emotion Although she had made some attempt at humor at first he had not acknowledged lt and a she had gone on talking his expres sion had remalned unaltered her a few brlef questlons and the knowledge that he was at least slightly 1nte1ested ln what she was saving had spurred her on She had talked rapidly making nervous mo tions w1th her hands and all the tlme watching his face for some expres slon of vseakenlng Flnallv he had moved sllghtlx null mg hlmself up stralghter in his chair and she had knovsn that he was about to rex eal his decision She had stood waiting the moment of tense charg ed silence seeming more than she could bear Nou she lav quiet and peaceful under the vshlte coxellet Her face seen clearly in the shaft of moonllght whlch touched It was pale and serene and a small enigmatic smile touched the corners of her lips Yes she slept untroubled and hap pv because that very night she had achleved the lmposslble she had procured fifteen dollars from her father for a new dress Ann M Webster 53 ISI AND SEASONS It IS sprlng The lsland IS awaken ing the ice is meltmg around the shore and the water turns from a dull grey to a pale blue that reflects the sky The days are getting longer the fishermen go about their tasks w1th a new vigor after the winter storms The children take long walks through the woods smellmg the fresh salt breeze It IS summer The island IS bustling and busy with the summer trade boats skim to and fro over the blue waves ln the harbor The long warm dass and clear star filled nlghts are for picnics and beach parties people evervwhere are basking 1n the warm sun and swimmlng IH the refreshing waves that lap the shore It IS autumn The lsland IS ablaze with color the harvest moon smlles down on the st1ll dark waves The air IS getting a chill the frost IS creeping over the ground The clang of the school bell is heard the davs are get ting shorter It IS winter The lsland IS a mass of white the tall fir trees bend the1r heads ln the sharp wlnter wind The fishermen are at home mending the1r gear the water IS ICX and the storms are frequent The cheerx Christmas lights glow from house to house but outside the salt a1r beats the windows Judith Clavter 54 . h . i. . .J g I , ' ! u N y ' n 9 . g ' . 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D v A .' - 9 7 Y JOHNNY IS A BRAT Yes 1ts the truth Johnny IS a brat Our son IS the terror of the thlrd grade Chlldren hate h1m teach ers hate h1m even dogs and cats hate h1m And baby sltters why when I called a g1rl and asked her 1f she would take care of our l1ttle boy she mformed me she would rather take care of Frankenstems nephew than my son John So last Saturday nlght when My rona and I wanted to go to the movles I couldnt find anyone to baby s1t Myrona had phoned elghteen glrls and no one wanted to come But one of the glrls sald there was a new glrl ln the freshman class who hadnt heard about the adventures of John and mlght be dumb enough to come Well I called th1S glrl a MISS Judy Dodge and she Sald Sure Be there at 8 00 and Goodbye and even though I was glad to find a baby s1t ter I suddenly felt a surge of p1tv for thls poor unfortunate At elght o clock Myrona and I were ready and at elght ten Judy came Judy was wearmg a palr of horn rlmmed glasses and peerlng from be tween two large stacks of books a couple of record albums and an enor mous bag of popcorn I sa1d Good evenlng Judy started to say some thlng hesltated a mmute dropplng everJth1ng to the floor and openlng a French book and then Sald Bon so1r' Comment allez vous I Just love French dont you? Its such a ro mantle language Hold mv pop corn please Wh1le I was trvlng to figure out what she had Just sald she thrust the popcorn and French book 1nto mv arms grabbed up a record album and ran to the phonograph In a few minutes the room filled Wlth the VOICG of Marlo Lanza and Judy had landed on the couch and was volcmg crles of MHPIO Marlo Mvrona and I stared at each other then prepared to leave for the movles but Just then Marlo stopped wa1l1ng Judv came out of her trance and Johnnv entered the room Mx rona THE EXILE lo sald Johnny thls IS Judy Youll llke Judy No Sald John Now vou be good to Judy No sald John Myrona went over to the bookcase and brought out a book wh1ch she gave to Judy Now you read thlS book and you ll know Just how to cope wlth h1m Honestly I d be absolutely lost wlthout It Its called Chlldren Are People Too and 1tS Just got everythmg ln It Now you be good to h1m Judy Myrona finlshed and we left Johnny Judy Marlo and Chlld ren Are People Too All the way to the movles Myrona was marvelllng about Johnny s 1nd1 vldual personallty She wondered how th1s Dodge k1d would handle poor John and hls lndlvldual personality I dont thlnk she understands h1m the way we do Myrona exclalmed All the tlme I was th1nk1ng about poor poor Judy who was probably now ly1ng 1n a heap at the bottom of the cellar stalrs Flnally 1n the mlddle of the mov Myrona was so worrled about John that we had to go home We walked through the front door and found that Marlo had been replaced by Johnny Ray Judv was ln the mlddle of the John was nowhere to be found Wheres Johnny? Myrona crled Judy stacklng up her books sald In bed In bed? we chorused whv he never goes to bed thxs earlv He crles and screams and never lets us put h1m to bed t1ll at least nme o clock Then Myrona saw the chlld psycho logv book on the floor Dldnt thls help Vou to cope w1th our chlld s per sonal1tv'7 Mx rona sald as she waved the book ln Judv s face Judv sald It sure d1d' I used It a lot' I told you thls book would be use ful Myrona was now wavlng the book IH mv face I have to go and saw oodnlght to llttle Johnnv Mvrona left and I turned to Judy to q1ve her the monev She was now all loaded up and closely resembled a ' u ' - 1 Y , ' ' 77 ' Y ' u , ' K6 Y, ' . , . ' il ,Y - V ' ' 7 CK 7, ' . , ' Y . - . - 7 . , ' . Cl ' ' L , L 9 , 1 ' . . , ' 2 . , . . , , . . , . , . - 7 7 ' 17 ' 7 - ' 1 1 J . . H . ' y y a ' 77 . , . . . , - Y 1 CK Y ' ' ' LK Y 7 ' 73 ' , n cc as , . . , , . . . ' s v 1 L ' ' . , . . , - r - ' y . , - . . ' K6 ' c . ,, ' ' popcorn, and Amerlcan Hlstory, but I . 4 1 K Q - L Q , , ll I 77 ' Y 0 . n . ' K4 7 K 7 K 9 - , , as .aa , - - , cc xv cc 7 Y ' 3 L, 9 , ' K q L ,, - ' L L L L .... ' Y ' ' 9 as 0 Q K ' ' ' as ' r - a V , - . . , lu ,, n v v 1 . I L , L L, ' 2 . 1 . ' ' . H . . f L , L . 77 Y n If ' , L If L K - u - - n ,, . ' v ' . L , ' if 1. K Y . ' . . . ,, L, L ' g' , . . . . 7 v . L , 9 . , - n Y Y THE EXILE camel leavmg on a safarl to cross the Sahara Desert Judy thanked me for the monev I sald Bon Solr She sa1d Bon Solr I Just love French dont you It s so romantlc llke and left Then Mvrona came into the room w1th a puzzled expresslon on her face She was amazed because Johnny was asleep I warned her that It wouldn t last and tomorrow we would wake up to find the same lovable brat But the next mormng we were greeted by a new Johnnv a Johnnv who sald Please and Thank Vou a Johnny who dldn t klck the dog pull the cat s tall and scare the teacher We were amazed especlally when th1S new Johnny stayed So Thursday nlght we called up Judy I sald Bon Solr Judy sald Bon Solr I just love French etc and finallv I asked her what had caused the change 1n Johnnvs personallty She dldn t seem to know I asked her what had happened whlle we were at the movles She explalned Rlght af ter vou left you know what he d1d'7 Johnnv b1t me Thls was common among hlS baby sltters I assured her and asked her mst what she dld She replled I b1t hlm back naturally and then I used the s chologv book Vou read 1t'7 I asked No' I hlt h1m wlth It Then flnallv I sent hlm off to bed Wlth a final word of 2dVl e Ch1ldren should be seen and not heard and lf thev blte and kwk they get thelr teeth knocked out He went to bed of course I vc as amazed I had alwavs wanted to do thls mvself but had alwavs feared the results but now an 1dl0t 're naves between Marlo Lanza and Tohnn Ras had done what I thought lmnosslble I told Judx that she had a stead mb to babx s1t lf she wanted It Qhe sald Sure Whx not? Bon Qovr Monsleur I sald Bon Solr Mademolselle I hung un and turned to Ms rona To what does she attrlbute h1s change IH personalltx '7 she asked She used the chlld psychology book dear She turned and walked to the book case and held up Chlldren Are Peo ple Too As she thumbed through the pages she remarked I always told you thlS book would do Johnny good I sald It certainly did She dropped the book and left I reached for the phone and called the florlst Send two dozen red roses to Mlss Judy Dodge at 12 Jerome Place Yes Wlth the followlng card Mercl Mademoxselle You made me reahze that Chlldren Are People Too but verv l1ttle people No thre IS no slg nature Shell know who sent them Thank vou I fimshed my phone call and plcked up Chlldren Are People Too where Mvrona had left lt I took It out to the lnclnerator As It went up 1n flames I muttered Bon Solr Warren H Loveless 54 THE VISIT She opened the door and he wel comed her wlth open arms Th1S woman was loaded wlth money and she would be worth a lot He 1nv1ted her to slt down and as she d1d she looked nervously around the room The room was very clean and evervthlng was ln 1ts place He told her to make herself comfortable whlle he raced back and forth He came where the woman was Slttlllg and bent down As he d1d so he look ed 1nto her eves and sa1d Not afrald are Vou? No 0 she murmured but there was a look of frlght ln her eves Hls llps were verv close to hers and he looked lntently at her red lms She could feel h1s hot breath on her cheek He reached up and took some thmg from a hook and she let out a lxttle scream He la1d hls hand on her shoulder gently pushed her back and told her to relax for he wasn t gomg to hurt her He talked wlth her for a few mlnutes and calmed her nerves and then asked Alreadv to start? . . U . n . , . ' as - va V . , . . H . . ax - - , , , , . v , , - . . ,, cc . x ' , - as , U , ' as ' ' va L . 7 ' K . - v ' ' cc 1 . . ' 0 o . 6 a Y ' 7 . . - as n 4.6 'vs , V . , . . Y , . V I , - 9 v 9 ' 1 . L s n . . , . . - cc ' u ' cc ' ' yy - cs' , . I , . , . . . . ' ' n . s - as - n v Y ' ' . , . 9 . , . , . . H . ,, v - - ar - . . . , - . . H . A L 9 , . , . . . . , , Y, ,, u ' , . . . , a n ' rr . I . - H . . . . ' ' ' c K l . rf .. A . . . , . . D , . I . . . I . ' 9 ' H . . H . ,. . . y 9 ' n r , . . . ' . - sc n V . , . 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She looked up 1nto h1S brown eyes and whlspered As ready as Ill ever e I He then reached up and took some thmg from a hook Open Wlde please' Bzzzzzzzzzz went the dentlst s drlll Beatrlce Hlldlngs 54 THE HAUNTED HOUSE One nlght as I was taklng a mghtly stroll I happened upon a strange old house that I had never seen before It looked llke one of those haunted houses that one IS always readlng about 1n ghost storles The shutters were all closed and the house looked deserted But when I got a httle ways past It I heard a blood ch11l1ng scream comlng from a room on the second floor I sald to myself That s funny the house looks deserted but I heard somebody scream I went back to look around both doors were locked but the cellar door was open and I got IH that way As luck would have lt I had a small flash l1ght 1n my pocket so I found my way to the second floor wlthout much dxf I looked 1nto every room but I dldnt see anythlng There was dust all over everythlng so I knew there hadnt been anybody 1n these rooms for a long time Just as I started to leave I heard a H0159 but I couldnt tell from where lt was comlng so I stopped and llstened It seemed to be COm1Dg from the other end of the hall where I hadnt looked I went over and started explormg the wall around there Wlth mv flashllght I found a door so well concealed that It wouldnt be notlced lf one werent lookmg for It I opened the door and saw a man choklng a g1rl to death ln the mlddle of the room I Jumped at the man and knocked hlm down and started h1tt1ng hlm Another man grabbed me and Sald Stop It you crazv fool' You re ru1n1ng It I sald Are vou crazy 9 Cant you see that he IS choklng her? THE EXILE He sald he wasn t crazy and he could see her be1ng choked but th1s was a telev1s1on show and I had brok en ln rlght 1n the mlddle of It and 1u1ned It He Sald they had plcked that old house for a studlo because nobody ever came there and they weren t al ways be1ng bothered by fans I Sald I was sorry for ru1n1ng the1r show and left My haunted house turned out to be a telev1s1on studlo Rlchard Tolman 54 NIGHT BY THE WATER As vou Slt on the rocks of a desert ed beach you look at the manv beau txful thlngs that Mother Nature has put there for you to enjoy on such a nlght as thls The water glltters a beautlful blue w1th sllver streaks from the moon Wh1Ch IS blg and shlnv In the dls tance you can see the blllowy whlte salls of a far away yacht The wooded shore behlnd you looks dark and st1ll The trees stand tall and solemn agalnst the moonllt skv The water splashes along the shore and ghdes up to the rock where you wlth lt pebbles and sand You Slt there 1n deep thought untll the hoot of an owl startles vou and Vour mlnd returns to reahty You get up and start toward the house covered wlth llght from the moon Every thlng IS st1ll except the hoot of an owl somewhere 1n one of those dark sllent trees Betsy K9lW1Ck 55 SHUTTERBUG FEVER In thlS vyorld of ours there are manv so called shutterbugs ln plam Engllsh camera fiends' All th y ear round thev go snapplng plctures of thls or that To many people It s hke a fever and lf you dont watch out It can cost vou a good deal of monev Thls fever caught Herman Flnk Mr Shutterbug number one 17 . . . , ' K6 3 - - b ,Q , 1 a , ll ' . ,Y . ' , . . . , . , Q I g u , . . ' Y , -...- a , v - ' KK Y ' ' ' ! Y y yy , 'Z - - . i , Z - . ! v ' 1 . E , 1 0 fifilllty- . sitg then, retreating, it takes back ' 7 ' . -- , . , K. . K V , L . I . , I n 7 , i . . A . i . . . , K , . , . .. u . V I , a I ' ' 9 . . K . . . .N n I ll 7? ' V ' 9 . . . O , , . .l V . ' - ' ' it . . H . , . I - 7 7 Y ., ' 7 . . . ,, . ' 24 , 1 , ' V 7 .. L ' L v' . . ,, . . , . . '18 THE EXILE HIS storv starts on a brlght sunny dav ln July the first day of hls month s vacatlon Flnk was walk1ng slowly along the crowded sldewalks of New York He was thlnklng to hlmself where he a smgle man could spend h1S vacatlon I know for sure he sald to hlm self that I want to get away from here some place 1n the country where xt IS cool and qulet some place not so crowded as New York Just then he came to a travel cen ter Wlth the blg wlndows Just full of adverusements of the great tourlst places of the world In went Herman and after browslng around a whlle plcked a place 1n Callfornla He asked one of the clerks the detalls of th1s place and for an answer got a long monotonous sales talk After the sales talk the clerk asked suddenly What klnd of camera are you taklng w1th you? Prettv good scenerv there you know Why Sald Herman I hadn t planned to take one Not takmg a camera? Sald the clerk You had better take one' It s not essentlal IS 1t'7 sald Flnk have some klnd of camera Wlth you You 1ust don t know what vou ll mlss Ill thlnk about It sald Herman and walked qulcklv out As he walked along he thought that mavbe lt would be good to have a camera to take w1th hlm He never had one before except that old box cam ra that had been glven hlm x ears ago but he hadnt used It much Then he thought What could I do wlth a camera? I dont know how to work one but surelx there vsould be d1rec tlons wlth It Off he went to a store that sold cameras There wlth the help of the clerk he plcked out a good Kodak camera whlch took color slldes Thls was xx here he made h1s first mlstake W 1th a llttle more help he was sold a prmector to show the slldes he xx as to take and a screen on uhlch to show them Herman was now catchmg the fever and after taklng home the other equlpment went to try h1S new camera He consldered that New York had a lot to offer and would be a good place to practlce Snap snap snap all day untll he had taken thlrty slx plc tures just practlcmg mmd you Tlred and weary after h1S day s snapplng and roamlng he went to mall h1s plctures to be developed and there began talklng wlth another shutterbug Whlch rulned the works for he told hlm about the flash attach ment Of course Herman had to buy that too and out went more money Now lf you haven t guessed vet Her man had spent all hls money for the vacatlon tr1p on the camera and equlp ment so no vacatlon trlp to Callfor nla At home he was gomg to stay As the year went by Herman kept snapplng for now he was a full fledged shutterbug He also kept buv mg more and more new equlpment to keep up the fad When h1s vacatlon rolled around agaln he was readv to go but no money so he hltch hlked to Nevada There he struck the 1ack pot on the one armed bandlts and gambllng but stlll stuck to bemg a shutterbug and of course he lnvest ed h1s WIHHIHQS IH cameras He qult hls 1ob IH New York to be come a photographer for a magazlne ln Boston and travelled all over the world taklng plctures Then along came a glrl Wlth the same fever thev fell 1n love got marrled and began snapplng together As far as I know he stlll has the fever and IS st1ll taklng plctures all the tlme Herman went from color slldes to movles and took prmts of models When he caught the fever It used hlm all rlght and made hlm monex IH the end but lf he hadnt got the breaks the storv would have been dlfferent So watch out People' Be careful of the shutterbug fever and how lt mav affect Nou' Mac Cllchrlst 55 Q. . 7 I 9 . , . . . . . - 1 . u n , . , 9 . . , u Y - g as . u - ' T' ' ' ' 7 ' 7 ' il ' ' Y , . -W ! !1 I ' ' ! 7 - y v ' . . . , - u 9 , - K . v CC ' ' n . 7 - 37 . . K6 !! ' U 7 ' ' . ! 7 l 77 ' as ' n ' ' - 66 . !9 , Y ' - H , . . . ,, . . U - ' 77 , . I . . ' NO, but y0u'11 regret It If you donft made good. He was w1se and stopped L' v y . K ' - , v 9 r ' . ,, 1 1 in I . A . A - cc 9 ' ' n ' ' ' ' ' - 4 9 , . ' y I K A q y . i . , 7 . L 7 . . . ,, H . K A n n u Y - K ' . ' ' 1 ' 7 . .. K I ' n h 1 - 4 V . . . , L l I THE DEVIL FLOWER Death lurked 1n the petals of an ev1l flower but who was the monster that kept the VICIOUS blossom thrlv mg Th1s was the questlon lnvolved 1n a terrlble mass murder' The strange adventure begms when the Drlftwood pounded by savage seas could no longer remaln afloat and as she began to l1st she was put t1ng an end to Wlnston Crelg s dream of reachlng a frlendly troplcal shore As she slowly sank Wlnston as lf by some mlracle managed to stay ahve and crawled out of the surf As he dragged hlmself upon the sand he weakly murmured The beach made It Im allve' Tlme passed but W1HSt0H Cre1g knew none of It when consclousness and sanity returned he looked about his strange quarters questlonlngly He was ln a thatched hut that had a d1rt floor no glass 1n the wmdows and a pot belhed stove He gazed to ward the door and saw the most beau tlful Woman he had ever seen She smiled at hlm shyly and sald Greet lngs Frlend' Stlll weak from exhaustlon he answered H hello He trled to ex plaln h1S presence on the lsland say mg There was a storm the boat went down Qulckly she answered Yes mv people watched from the shore you were weeplng when we found Vou then vou sleep for manv davs' Wmstons luck st1ll held out the natlves of the lsland were frlendlv and there was llttle to do but awalt the one day of the year when the IS land was used as a port of call bv a passmg shlp-and that dav was far dlstant Manv tlmes he had seen the natlves go off 1nto the Jungle and finally one dax he asked the beautlful malden Off to the Jungle agaln IH thls heat Wano Mavbe Ill come along to see what the attractlon IS' She rephed nervously No Frlend' Is taboo for you' Sacred rites of mv trlbe' No outslders max wltness' For fwtvve people only THE EXILE He argued That makes lt all the more mterestmg' Besldes Im your frlend but he could not change her mlnd Perhaps lf there had been some thlng else to take up h1S tlme W1n ston Crelg vuouldn t have let the sac red rltes become such a burnlng temp tatlon Flnally h1s cur1os1ty could no longer be contamed and he declded to follow the natlve group-thmkmg that lf he stayed behind them they would never hear hlm wlth all the chantlng At last the chantlng stop ped and he peered through the bushes to see what was gomg on He saw a glgantlc plant and was amazed to see that the natlves were worshlpplng It Suddenly before Wmstons horrl fled eyes a malden was selzed and tossed screamlng at the huge flower the plant wrlthed 1n eerle movement and closed about the human sacrlflce The only sound that was uttered was AIEEEEEEEEE Wlnston couldnt beheve that she was gone He thought 1t was black maglc and such a thmg couldn t reallv happen After the natlves left W1HStOH be gan a prlvate exammatlon of the man eatlng plant thmklng It was an 1llu slon and qulte harmless when sud denlv It made a grab for hlm He ran 1ng down at the small object at h1s feet he said A babv plant' I could make a fortune w1th It and It s small enough to take w1th me Th1S IS only at the fly eatmg stage' Every DFBCIOUS moment untll the shxp finally arrlved Wlnston Crelg guarded hls fantlstlc treasure and soon the day came when he had It af lv aboard shm That was onl th begmnlng Less than a month later m hls laboratorx h found that It was ffett nff too bl to manage Wmstfm made an aopmntment vlth a staff member of a metrooolltan museum and when he flnlshed telllnv hls storv to Ieslev Peters the staff member he thought Wmston was 1ok1nQ' Wm ston showed hlm how the plant de voured meat but T eslev thought the museum was no place for a man eat 19 li ' 7 ' . . . , ' 77 , . . . , - . i . Y , - ll ' 97 ' , . . . . . , , . . . ' n , 1 a . . . , . . . , , , . . Y , . . K6 I , T . . . . ' ! ' Y! . 1 . . , . , . . . 11 7 ' 5 , . t . . . . . . , 9 9 ll !! . ' . , . . . . , . . . ,, - , L 5 ' ' u if . . ' A , A ' CC 77 ' - , ' . ' . . . . . . . , - , - . ,, , - , - . . as V , - 4. a few yards from the plant, and look- , . , it . . . . . -, . ,, , - , , . , . . . , !! , . , . . L 1 ' 9! . . , . I 9 L , ' . ' Q ' s e . . . v e ' ' 7 . . . y U .n l, J , Q' W , , 7 - v , I ' , . ,, . . . . . v , . . . ' ' ' ' V m x x x 1 X , ' ' av ' ' , 1 I l , . . 7 ,, . . . . . t , Y u n n V p ' K . . V . l - . L L sy L . . J . l ' 77 Y' 1 A A u x A ' ' THE EXI 1ng plant and he told Wlnston he should report It to the police They started fighting about lt but the struggle was brlef for the plant reached out and clutched Lesley as lts first V1Ctlm The taste of human sacrlfice seemed to make the plant flourlsh and It no longer favored other foods Drlven to a new madness to protect his evll possession W1nston Crexg placed an advertlsement in the local newspaper for a housekeeper the next sacrlfice was figured most care fully A young lady answered his ad vertlsement and he pushed her to hlS plant th1nk1ng Just 1n t1me' My poor plant was starving Each day a new applicant came to Crelgs ad dress and from there they would never return A fever raged ln W1H9tOH s dement ed mlnd a fever that commanded for his plant but murder doesn t hlde lts ugly face forever The pollce were worklng on the case and traced all the mlssmg persons to one address Winston Crelg s' They went to Crelgs place and looked around the house Crelg led them 1nto the room wher he kept the monster and tried to push the cops toward the plant but WlHSt0H Crelg outwltted himself at long last for he forgot that the po l1ce are tralned for surprlses In the struggle Winston fell on the plant whlle the cops looked on ln frozen horror Winston Crelg began to dlS appear' A frantic report to headquar ters brought more men to this room of vlolent death As the men looked at all the human skeletons and bones IH the plant one reporter remarked A Human Graveyard w1th1n that Devll Plant Thls IS going to be one report that won t be easv to write up Who ll belleve lt Beatrlce H1ld1HgS 54 and Salls Rae 54 THE BEAVER The mhabltants of Vlnalhaven had an unexpected vxsltor th1S summer It was a beaver This beaver made his home ln the Eastern end of Car ver s Pond The beaver belongs to the rodent or gnawmg animal family and IS the largest of that group A grown bea ver measurer from thxrty to forty five lnches from hls nose to the t1p of hls tail Hls welght IS from thirty five to seventy pounds His coat IS a long reddlsh brown hair which IS on the outer slde of a soft brown underfur which keeps him warm He IS equlp ped wlth well developed front teeth set 1n strong Jaws His hlnd feet are large and webbed for swimming his front feet are handllke and are used for plcklng up and carrylng things Although slow movlng on land the beaver IS a splendid diver and swlm mer and can remam under water as long as eleven minutes The beaver begins sometime ln Aprll to have a lltter of kittens usually four The beaver that llves on our lsland has worked up the brook and has made dams to stop the water so he can have a pond ln which to bu1ld his house Hls house IS about five feet altogether two feet are under water and about three feet are out of water The dams consist of trees cut lnto two foot lengths These tree lengths are floated down stream to the dam and pushed on It The favorite food of the beaver is poplar trees You w1ll notlce lf you go there that most of the trees cut down are poplar It IS extremely lnterestlng to see the work of the greatest engineer of the ammal world Jack R Carlsen 53 A NATIVE STATUE Judv lay starmg at the small ob Ject in front of her It was verv old she knew and even she could tell lt was beautifully carved Evers detall of the tlHV face had been carved wlth great care 20 L E Y , . , . u n , 7 7 1 ' . . H . . . l , . ' v v ' ' ' . ' ' Y, . ! ' ' 7 . . 9 l , n o y . him to seek more and more victims . . 3 ' ' . ' . ' ' 7 . . . , . ' ' Z e , . . . . , . 1 ' . ' . 1 ' . u 1 U 9 Y 7 1 . ! 9 ll ' ' , , v ' 4 . . ' 1, 7 r ' ' n ' . ' 7 r ' r 1 ' - - - a . ' ' ' . 7 , . As she gazed at the natlve lmage she wondered who had carved It wlth such obvlous love of craftsmanshlp Where had thls my sterlous craftsman llved and what had been h1s thoughts 'P By what code of llfe had he llV9d9 In her m1nd she could see a tall tanned man well bullt w1th graymg halr and lntelhgent eyes She could see hls hands art1st1c but strong She smlled at her mlnd s wandermg she had thought up an lmage of a man who was brown and pr1m1t1ve but otherwlse who very strongly re sembled her 1dea of her own father She trled to d1sm1ss her thoughts but that was very hard to do Wlth a sllght Slgh Wh1Ch hardly could be heard 1n the close a1r of the room she put her only treasure down on the floor bes1de her cot As she lay back on her rough bed she thought of the many others w1th whom she shared th1s room Some she knew vsere much worse off than she Judy was not bltter about belng here she had long ago reslgned her placed person and must Walt for pas sage to the Umted States or perhaps perhaps her father would find her She trled not to thlnk about It She had seen so many dlsappolnted people that she told herself to have no hope for happmess Yet lt was strange how the llttle carved figurlne so simple and qualnt had glven her hope and courage to face the past years and would prob ablv contlnue to do so It seemed 1m posslble that she had been here for twelve years She had dim memorles of an elderly lady who had held her IH her arms and crled for the poor httle orphan She had never seen th1S ladv SIHCG and now Judv reahzed ihat she was the orphan Th1S dldn t dlsturb her too much She had never known her mother or father She was certaln that her father would soon come for her Now she was seventeen She had created a mental plcture of her father but now she was old enough to reallze how chlldlsh thls THE EXILE 21 dream had been She must plan her future wlthout the a1d of a father who had perhaps long been dead She knew her only hope lay ln the far off country called Umted States She had studled hard at the camp school and she could speak good Eng l1sh she knew more about the hlstory of the country than many an Amerl can boy or g1rl She would ask her teachers lf they would send her to a school ln Amerlcal She thought about th1s request and thought how she a penmless dependent g1rl could dare to ask such a thlng Her thoughts wandered and she was tossed 1nto a meamngless Jumble of carved lmages natlve warrlors madly danclng her father suddenly brown and feroclous stand1ng by her and laughlng laughlngl She awoke 1n the early hours of mornlng her head stlll Wh1rl1ng w1th plctures of her dreams She shouldn t have thought so much about the statue she told herself It was only a l1ttle statue and why should she She arose and dressed qu1ckly p1cked up her books and hurrled out 1nto the mlsty a1r She would go dlrectly to Mr Web ster he was klnd and understandlng he would help her Suddenly she turn ed back to the room qulckly found the lmage and hurrled on It could not be forsaken she would always value It It had been Wlth her ever s1nce she could remember g1v1ng her hope and falth through the past years It was the onlx l1nk she had Wlth the past that she mlght never learn Years later she would tell her Chlld ren of her llttle god 1n whom the na t1V8S firmlv belleved and whose dutv was to protect and honor chlldren She would place thls exqulslt carv 1ng on a Whlte mantle of her cozv home 1n the Land of the Free where he could rest contentedlv for h1s work would be done Betsy Kelwlck 55 , . ' ' l xc ' 11 . Q n 1 , u n - , - S , . . . . , . . D . . . , . . 0 , ' 1 1 7 . . . . , . ' , 5 , , 9 . 2 1 - , . , . y . . . , . . . . ' 1 1 ' ' ' 7 . . . 7 ' self to the fact that she was a dis- value it so highly? ' 7 , . 1 ' ' 9 , ' n n in . ., a I 1 1 3 K . . , 7 . . . ,, . a L ,, - v Y ' ' - . ' ' ! U L -V . 1 . . . 9 Q t . V , . Y . . . . . . , 22 THE EXILE IRONIY There was a man who wrote verses beau trful verses He wrote about man and nature and God He wrote about the relatronshrp between these three He wrote to please hrmsflf and He was happv There was a man who hurlt a temple a magnrficent temple He burlt a temple that rnsorred awe I-Ie burlt a temple that would stand through eternrtv That would forever s rve as a monument to hrs genrus And he scorned the wrrter of verses After manv xears there were neople People who read the v rs s of the wrrter Peonle who were enchanted bv th beautv of hrs words Br t no one was rnsnrrfd bv the magnrficent temple It had long rnc crumbled to dust Ann Webster 52 NA'l ITRI' 9 RFIFNI The now was 'Fallrnef lrfrhtlv As feathers to th gre nd The eeld wrth 'ts rev fin ers Reached out wrtheut a ound The frees stood 2 s s ntrnels mark and mr telv strll Qtandvnef therr lonelx watch Qnow eov red upon the hrll The s t er H rr srle embed e Rv th a ds of passrng vears Ia lr nrrretlv at us poor humans At 'rll e rr hopes and fears The lrn t d rergn ef man To show s wr- emrnet lve th xears Forev r lrle nature can Val rs Young J 5 THF QHII Th shrp rts ehostls shape A arnst the :lawn It rrrassrve frame on hrr h VI rtlr rts proud pennants flung, Qrlhouetterl agarnst the sln The smooth deck Qleamrng, Its cabrns neatlv done T trrm craft ar rne R neath the earlw rrrornrng sun Now rs ready for rts firght The hm sarls from rts harbor Fo he forexer lost from srght Osear -Xll n 3 SPRING TIME The snow rs gone from the ground The trees are turnrng green It s trme to take off storm wrndows And put on vsrndow screens The rce has left the pond The ducks have gone to nest Of all the four seasons Nprrng rs really best Freder rck Phrlrp 53 DISCOXITENTMEN T The eagle finds contentment In hrs loftv nest on hrgh' The clam, he nestles rn the mud Oh tell me whv can t I The rrch man burlds a house so grand Hrs Jov of lrfe rs there T e poor man hrs contentment finds But tell me, where, oh where The prrest and prophet have therr farth And God the world has He The sprder happrlv sprns hrs web What rs there left for me Iudrth Clavter 04 'll-IF THOUCHTQ OF A SICK BOY As I srt here bv the wrndow Ioolerng out across the sea I see bovs sarlrng boats Oh how I wrsh one was me If there s one thrng I lrke to do Its to sarl upon the water But the Doc told me to stay rn bed And well gee I guess I gotta And I have been for a long trme But rf vou would lrke to see me sarlrng Please grve to the March of Drmes' Har old Davrs 53 I QHY IIIIII' DEER A shv lrttle deer lrved rn the woods wrth onlx but trees for a home He ate from therr bouphs hrs darls food and never a chance to roam One dar he chance d to cross the road where an orehard stood rn srght NN rth plentv of water for a drrnle and apples all mellow and rrpe Phe poor lrttle deer had been taught no fear of ears that go whrz71n br So he met hrs fate fore he reaehed the gate never lenowrng the reason wht' Free man Robrnson 'rlr I I A- - I . . . . I , II I 9 - v . ' . . I -I v . . I I -1 - I I. . . , ' 1 I ' , - In ' I v . . I 4 A . .' I I I r I 1 , ' . 1 ' 'I rn, . 1 1 e ' xr :J ' . ' ' I e . . I I I I 1 , hI I . 1 r 9 0 ' . . I 1 I ' I Y . . . , - . I . I ' . ' . 7 . .' I r ' . 2- I I . I ,- . . 1 c r 1 ' - - - s . r I I r- rv I v I fr -I I v' Q I - I J I L , I Q rvotvvw-fI'I -n ' I I I I' ' I ' . . . ' I 1 . . I I - . I - , I - 0 ' . 1 ' . . I 1 ' ' f'f'lf . h r' ef' . Pce d d I . r - Awe- vr II I I . ' ee 11 - I W . , , 1 . 1 ' . 1 ' I . .. 1 1 - . 1 , 1 3 'Vatu--e has made all thrs to endure P01 YOU 599 Im 3 01191319 b0YI ' qi n - ' . , , D . ' .,, . I I ' 1 ' I ' I 1 . ' Y ,e. . r. .3 - v rvw 1 , . , x I, I 4 J lr I ' T' I 1' I' 1 If 4 I I' ' ' ' I er' ' I I r I r - 1: Q II . I. . I - 1- I-I f I' ' . , . ,' I. f I I - I - I . , , I ' , . ' . . - V I v I . . .. I . I . I I I , , . ' I. . . . . I. I, ' I I I I , . . . . I hu .' . I S 'I' I. . . I - II ,, , , . , . ' ,. . ' I e ' I I - I I I r I - 1 . . , , . ' I. ',. 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I- - v' - I -I If 1 v J' ' I e 'FII ' ' S 'f ' THAT S LIFE I thrnk that I wrll never see A school room that appeals to me I guess rt s not the room that rrks I hate to admrt rt s Just the work Lp at seven thrrty and half awake A walk V75 to school I have to take The dav Just drags rt s never done It seems lrke years trl half past one Evervone enjoys school I am sure That rs untll you ve had Amerrcan Lrtera ture And geometry youll agree Wrll be mv death, Just wart and see You may chew gum rn study hall That rs rf you have enough for all After srx weeks you deserve a rest But what do you get Extra work for tests' Sometrmes I wonder later on rn lrfe If I ll become somebody s wrfe Surrounded by chrldren heedrng all rule Perhaps then Ill wrsh that Im back rn school Jean Lourse Peterson 53 THE COMMON COLD Oh my dear frrends have vou ever been to d The mournful story of the common cold'7 It usually starts wrth a cough and a sneeze And then there s that achrng from your head past vour knees It takes vou qurcklv when vou get off your And when rt hrts you rt really hrts hard It stays rrght wrth vou a week or more Untrl your whole body rs feelrng qurte sore It leaves vou a whrle and then wrth a crack The Frrst thrng you know vou re rrght flat on your back Your throat feels sore vour nose rt wrll run Im tellrng vou people you really have fun' Some lose therr vorce for manv a day Yes thrs dear old germ works rn mam a wav lt s hard to get rrd of but easy to get Some started at New Year s and arent done wrth rt vet There s manv a thrng that the old cold can So you better watch out when rt hooks on to you Don t take anv chance plax everxthrng, smart- Get rrd of the thrng before rt can start Take care of vour self that s all you can do And hope that the bug Just won t get to sou Mac Grlchrrst 2:5 THE EXILE THF ACE OF SPEED Runnrng runnrng Helter skelter' Racrng racrng All the trme' Where we re gorng To what shelter We wrll never find Frrst to one thrng Then another' Not a mrnute to reclrne' Eatrng sleeprng Are the pleasures For whrch we have no trme Frrst to school and Then to practrce Then to band and chorus too Thls they call The age for speed What thev say rs true' Judlth Clayter GIRLS WILL BE CIRLS I do not know why parents say The grrls are rmpossrble rn thrs dav It drrves me to a purple rage When they exclarm Im at that age I often wonder when thev talk a plenty If they skrpped therr ages from twelve to twenty Just wander back Parents everyone Tho trme has passed theres comparrson' Our dungarees of whrch you rant,- What about those sprffv knrcker pants? Our poodle cut wrthout a curl Your boyrsh bob whrch rs the g1rl Nlow we re actrng lrke srlly goons When for Frankre Larne we srmplv swoon You would have walked from here to Reno For just a glrmpse of Valentmo The crazy wav we all Jrtterbug Your smooth! J Charleston and bunny hu We don t get our sleep rf we dance trl one But look at the davs of the dance marathon' Our hot rods that s the last word' You changed from horse and buggy to a Ford Our drsturbrng the nrght wrth laughter and g et On vour haw rrdes and slergh rrdes vou were as norsy as we I could go on and on tellrng you more But I wouldnt want to make you sore And after all IS said and done Tho trme has passed we all had fu Shrrlu Davrs ab 1 A . 1 Y 1 r - , Y , . . 1 v I . . , . . , . 1 I - ' ' - . 3 U . . . , - , 1 1 1 . , . . 7 Y 7 Y . . , . . ' 1 ' ' I 7 , I . . . ' - . ' 7 I - 1 44 ,n ... . ' , . , . - . . C. ' v 54 Y r 1 ' . 1 , WWTW r ' 9 ' 1 I ' Y . 1 - -'Q ' 1 u rr I I , ' . s . 2 ' . . 1 ! nv I , ' , 7 U , 1 - 1 '- 1 ' ' v ' . ' . ' 44 ' n ' , I. s 1 s x . guard, . 1 . . - . 1 ' ' . 1 , . . . ' - L . . . 7 l , ' . 1 . , ' h. , . . K . . I . - 1 . .. , , . A , , . - g, ' . . 1 . ' 9 - . I ' ' . . ' , 5 ' ' . 1 . ' D . I 1 I 1 ' 1 1 - - - . .' ' . 1 . 1 - w' v 7 ' , . . . . i . i . x do ' 1 '- ' . 1 .' f ' .' , , . I . - , 7 - 1 I 1 - r ' r of 3 . A . 7 7 . . ' . D V , v K , v v . . . ' 1 . r 1 - ' - r 1 ' - n! ' .' 1' ' . . ' . 1' - I n 'I , THE EXILE SISTER When sister s trlppmg down the street It IS a boy she hopes to meet It makes no difference how he looks Her dream men come ln movle books If one would cast her eye his way She would be happy all the day It doesnt take a coomg dove To make my sister fall ln love Charles Polk IATE FOR SCHOOL Whlle preparlng for a day of school One mornlng after over sleeplng I lost my shoes and fountain pen As the tlme to 8 30 was creeping After findlng all my needed gear I trotted quickly on my way Only to bump lnto Mrs Jones Who had lots of thmgs to say Free at last to travel on I stubbed on a plcked rock After a kmd neighbor patched It I found it dxfiicult to walk Was I glad when I finally woke up For bemg late to school makes me scream That s what always happens But of course only ln a dream Paullne Nash 56 DEATH S DEATH A crlcket on a hlll stood firm Xvlth common pm held high 1n hand He vsas ready to encounter the angleworm The chleftaln of the Wormonxan Band The angleworm advanced wlth watchful eye And the crlcket awalted hls chance The worm wlth deafenmg battle cry Struck down the crlcket s lance The cricket fell qulverlng to the ground He knew this was It The worm wlth anger looked around And then his throat he slxt The blood gushed out a VlVld red It covered both crlcket and grass Hls face showed the torment and the dread Before hls last breath dld pass Mr Beetle standing bv quite near With thumb tack ID his hand Thought the combat qulte unfalr And sprang on the leader of the band The angleworm Jumped ID SUTPTISL But the beetle held hlm down And drove the tack betwr en hls cves And left hxm cold upon the ground Edward Dvex 55 A LITTLE BOY AND A TREE Ilttle Bllly cllmbed a tree It was an easy cllmb said he And I was up so very hlgh That I could nearly reach the sky It s too bad that you and me Cannot cllmb a llttle tree Llke that youngster of eleven And find our llttle part of heaven Warren H Loveless 54 IT IS SURELY SPRING The whlspy smell of a grass fire The warm yet chllly breeze The chlrp' chlrp' of the first red breasted robm The scattered green blades of grass peepmg their sleepy heads out of the ground The pent up emotions let loose wlth one burst of song Ah yes lt IS surely sprmg' Judith Clayter 54 THE FIRST DAY OF SPRING This mormng I awoke to find That It was the first day of sprmg Oh' I was so happy wlth the thought I wanted to dance and sing But as I walked past my wlndow To go on down the stairs Somethmg whlte caught my eye The time for that has long gone by' But sure enough It was It covered the trees and rocks and Fence and lay on the ground below Oh' how could lt be so cruel I thought That dreadful stuff called snow To come on the very first day of sprmg And cover the ground below' Dorls Phllbrook 54 SOUNDS OF WAR Dark turns to light and mornings near But I can t sleep for all I hear Is the sound of bugles ln the alr The sound of charlots on the ground And though the battle s over there The sounds of war are all around Wal rc n Loveless 4 EASTER SUNDAY A pure white lily bending lts blossomed head m beauty and humility While the rays of the mornlng sun shlne through the multicolored wmdows nd the great organ peals out a song of sorrow and wonder' Judlth Clayter 54 24 ' v ' - . . . . 7 ' Ll ' If ' . ' l I y ' ' I n , v y - . . Y56 u 1 I . I . I I I . - , 1 I s . s . . ' I ' . . 7 . s 1 - s ' ' , -.-.. I I . . y ' , 3 . ' . , r v - ' I . , - a a . , I lt just can't be that, I said. 44 . u . . ' I Y , . ' . . . I I I I Q ' ' , . . , - r ' I . . , . . I a . . I I I y . - r . ' 1 . I I ,5 .' ' ' . 1 I X -- 1 I I . . . . . . I X . , 1 . Y l I . . . ' ' A- A ' , 9 l ' 1 THE SEA The moon was throwlng 1tS sllvery beams Across the dark and restless sea And I stood on the shore neath the rockv c lff Slghlng as the waves splashed around me The sea could tell us many th1ngs If the great rolllng waves could talk And I hke to wonder at ltS tales As around 1ts drlft scattered shores I walk Dorothy Nash 55 SPRING IS HERE Wmter rs over and here IS Sprmg Wlth lts brlght green grass and deep blue S Y Wxth blrds that smg The blllowy clouds on hlgh Pussy wlllows swaylng 1n the wlnd Wmter opens her door and Sprlng enters Everyone IS full of good wlll and cheer Hes Wmter IS over and Sprlng IS here Charlene Polk 55 FOUR CHILDREN Judy plays the plano She s qulte talented for sxx She practlces two hours everv day The scales and also Chopstlcks Johnny recites poetry and such I should really be lmpressed But th1s IS the elghteenth tlme Sue IS studymg ballet S e s talented you bet But the whole house vlbrates When she runs and plrouettes Tommy cannot smg nor dance Play plano or reclte but He IS mv favorlte for He keeps h1s talented mouth shut' Warren Loveless 54 WHEN SPRIN C' COMFS Ill be glad when sprmg comes And the birds start slnglng agaln For wlnter IS so drearv When there s snow sleet and ra1n In wmter I mlss the flowers Blossomlng gally everywhere And the rustllng leaves on the trees That m the wlnter are so bare I love to watch the swollen brooks Bubbllng gally over the rocks And other wonderful thmgs that happen When Sprlng her door unlocks Dorothy Nash 55 THE EXILE FOOTPRINITS IN THE SNOW I found some footprlnts IH the snow Who left th1s path I dldnt know And SIHCQ there wasnt much to do all dav I followed the path along ltS wav The footprmts went along untxl They led me to a llttle h1ll There the one who had walked before Had paused awhlle to look o er A frozen lake w1th1n the trees Sheltered from the wlnters breeze Now I walked on as fast as I could Across a field and through a wood In search of the one I d1d not know Who had left the footprmts ln the snow The snow came down very slowly at first And then swlftly tlll It covered the earth Wlth a fine whlte blanket on our sphere That made the footprlnts disappear I had to turn back Ill never know Who left the footprlnts ln the snow Warren H Loveless 54 CONCEIT Thlnk not always of yourself my love For 1f you do you ll find That others w1ll thmk much less of you And tho some say love s bllnd The bllnd sometlmes see agaln I know When that occurs you ll see That you shall have only you to love And Ill love only me' Judlth Clayter 54 I cllmbed up to the tall h1ll Through the snow so deep And stopped to turn and to look around At the scenes from thls hlll so steep A deer came down to the brook to d11nk And stood llstemng for a sound But everythlng was qulet and st1ll For mlles and mlles around I-Ie looked Just hke a plcture Standmg wlth head held hlgh Beslde the snow and the blue brook Wh1Ch ran so swlftly by Theme was a pond below me Wvl'llCl'l shone llke a murol of llght And lt showed up so clearly On th1s dark dark nlght The chlldlen now were skatlng On thls g,lassv pond That shone hke S1lVG1 As lf put there bv a fanv vsand The snowflakes now were fallmg As I started to go home And as the wmd st1r1ed the snowflakes The skv was a SWlIl1Ilg' dome Betsy Kelwlck 55 25 4 , , , . . , I W Y ! 7 ' 7 ln . 1 - , , . . Y- . , . . . . , 7 ! .k 7 . . H . - , . r . . , ' , ' in. - ' 2 , . . . . ..--- 7 Y ' , f ,ill I I 7 1 r 7 Y ' 5 I . I u , , I W ' , ! 7 ' Z . . lv , 1 . . 1 n - . I .3 Wi.-TT I've been Gettysburg Addressed! SNOW . h ' , .3 , ' ' ' , 1 I l y . . 1 , . . . 9 nv I f J. 1 ' , . ' . . . . . . . . , - . , . . y , ' . 1 . ry . Y 7 ' . T 5 . . I 1. D , . 7 I Y - .7 Q . , y , I I . . ! Y I L ' ' . . v - , ., , 7 ' , Y 6 THE EXILE Sports BOX S BASKETBAI I The boxs had a thlrteen game llne up mth lVIr T1bb1tts as coach The olavers xx ere Laptaln Valols Young Paul Hopk1ns Clarence Conwav Ira Peterson Peter Wllhams Mac Gllchrlst John A1 ex Harold Anderson and Neal Sutllffe Manager vu as Kenneth Holln ook The schedule was as follows X H S Opponents at UHIOH Alumnl at Appleton at Rockland J V Islesboro Rockland J V at Islesboro North Haven at Camden Un1on Appleton INorth Haven Alumnl GIRI S BASKE1 BAI I lhe g1rls have had thelr second sear of onganmed basketball ln vshlch se-1 f aptaln Jean Peterson Judv Clax tel Beatrlce Hlldlngs Lols Romer Nlxrx Jameson Betsx Kelulck Shnlex DRVIS Pzullne Nxsh and Dorothea ll o dtock Dorls Phllbrook was manager X H S Opponents at Un1on at Appleton at Rockland Islesboro Rockland at Islesbolo Nfllth Haven at Camden I.I'll0l1 -Xppleton lo Nolth Hax en I ., A . 1 9 'n f . 3 40 ' ' 45 44 ' 34 45 51 35 . . 38 43 . 51 29 . . 62 35 ' . 61 74 ' 55 24 46 42 ' ' 64 36 6 49 72 l 49 47 ' 36 thaw' have improved very much. Mr. Tibbitts wasathelr coach. The players 27 ' ' 77 33 ' . 50 28 1 38 63 s s 30 33 - 23 37 ' J . ' 17 54 .' ' ' ' 22 34 ' ' -17 50 ' ' 38 48 , -18 7 ,' - - ' 14 THE EXILE 27 BOYS BASKETBALL Bal Rovs Coach Tlbbltts P Wllllams J Arey C Convsaw 'Vlanagex K Holbxook F'1ontI ou E GllChFlSt N Suthffe V Young H Anderson I Petuscn W 'SNL GIRLS BASKETBALL Back Row Coach Tlbbltts S Davls L Romer Managel D Phllblook M Jameson P Nash F1ontRow D Vkoodcock B Kelvuck J Paterson B Hlldlngs J C13YtG1 .WCW ww-MM Y, Q A Xi x - .f I ' , Lux N 5 4 V , . 1 . I I ' , lima J X X -Mr? vp M' I ' W I ? gs ' I ' I .. 5 . ' I 9 W . 1 : 5 L . ' S 28 THE EXILE ATHLETIC AWARDS A banquet was held on March 20th for the boys and glrls that partl clpated 1n basketball this year It was held at the Unlon Church Vestry All parents of the players and the teachers were lHV1t6d A del1c1ous supper was served Mrs J osephlne Clavter was chairman of the supper committee and Dr Ralph Earle was the guest speaker The awards conslsted of a black and orange V wlth a basketball on It The captain s letter had a star 1n add1t1on to the basketball Trophles were glven to all players and managers for sportsmanshlp Referees Tudor Peterson and Henry Anderson also received trophles Those who recelved the letters were Captaln Jean Peterson Captaln i73l0lS Young Judy Clay ter Clarence Conway Shlrlev DHXIS Peter Wllllams Betsy K8lW1Ck Neal Sutllffe Marv Jameson Ira Peterson Dorothea Woodcock John Arey Beatrlce Hlldings Harold Anderson Lols Romer BOYS BASEBALL For the second year our boys have been in the Knox L1ncoln League wlth Mr Tlbbltts as coach The l1ne up thls year IS as follows Harold Davls catcher Valols Young first base Peter Wllll3mS second base Wvman Phllbrook second base Harold Anderson thlrd base Paul Chllles short stop Van Gullford left field and pltcher Ed Dyer pltcher Jack Carlsen center field Mac Gllchrlst left field Clarence Conway rlght field Neal Sutllffe right field and Ira Peterson left field GIRLS SOFTBALI This year has been the girls thlrd year of softball The players are Doris Skoog pltcher Jean Peterson catcher Betsy KBIW1Ck first base Elizabeth Grav third base Sally Rae shortstop LOIS Romer second base Iudv Clayter second and thlrd bases Dorothea Woodcock thlrd base and left field Shlrlev Davls thlrd base and center field Paullne Nash rlght field Marx Jameson center field and Mary Candage left field 1933 Baseball and Softball Schedule Mav 4 Camden May 14 at Camden Mav 7 at Thomaston May 21 at Rockland May 12 Rockland Mav 23 Thomaston BAND Mr Marc Grund was dlrector of the band this year After h1s reslgna tion in Aprll Mr Ira Curtis from North Haven became dlrector for the iemalnder of the school vear The Instrumentation IS . . 1 K' . 1 1 . , . .. . . . . . . . . 1 . 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THE EYILE BOYS BASEBALL Ba k Row E Dyer P wl11l3mS N Sutllffe Coach T1bb1ttS C Conway V Gullfold Mlddle Row J Carlson H Anderson, V Young P Chllles H Davls Front Row D Martln L Gllchrlst W Phllbrook I Peterson GIRLS SOFTBAIL Back Row L Romer D Skoog S Rae Coach Tlbbltts M Jameson M Candage Mlddle Row D Woodcock B Kelwlck J Petuson S Davls E Gray Flont Row J Claytel B Hlldlngs P Ixash 50 THE EXILE T1 umpets Slgu ard Beckman Edu a1d Dx 91 and E1 nest G1lch11st Comets Neal Sutllffe Ann ll ebster and Do1othx Nash Cla11nets Jean Peterson Dorls Phllbrook 'Xian Candage Edu ard Ames Bruce Thompson Abbot Ma1t1n Laxuence Daudson Kenneth Con wax Walte1 Lhandler Dennls Tupper and ha Peterson Trombones Peter W1ll13mQ Charles Polk and Kenneth Holbrook Saxaphones Judv Clay ter Cla1ence Qonvxax and Fleeman Robmson Barltone Ha1old Ande1son 'Wellophone Bxlex Ma1t1H Alto HOIHS Xl arren Loxeless -Xnnette BU1g9SS Yan Conxxax and farol Thompson Bass Ho1n Arthu1 Tolman Sousaphone Valols Young Flutes Paullne Dodge and Edvs ard XVAFIE-311 Snare D1 ums Karl Phllbrook and B1 uce Alu Bass Drum Dallas Anthonx C xmbals Donald Yo1k HI lllNIxS I1 or the hfth x ea1 the H1 Jmks vs as p1 esented on Novembe1 14th 1952 1n the Memoual Hall It was dlrected bx Arthur Brovsn and dSSlSt9d by Mrs Rognar Pete1 son Th1S xear we xx ere fortunate enough to be able to take the shovs to Rockland It w as D1 esented the1e Januars 15 1953 1n the Hlgh School Aud1to11um The program sw as as follovs s Openznq CI1111 116 B'l11ck 1111q1c DOIIQ Skoog Bruce Arev vs 1th 6111116 cast Auf Wzcduschcn Ona 111 fl Wlzzl1 L1ll1an Corrao H1011 N111111 Bu77x Young ffllfj Il 121111 Z111111 The Four P81f6Ct Pals X1a1x Jamesol Hetsx Iq8lVKlLk Donna Woodtock El17abeth Clax 11 W11111 4111111 1212 C1111 111111 l1111111111111s Sallx Rae 31111111 I The Ne1s1t1le Fl6Sl'lI'I1dl1 momnx Polk P11111 Lzffle I 1111111 B at11ce Hlldlngs Onfszde or Hffllfll I 911110111111 D1111 Jean P6f9l'iOl1 IV: 1' 111111 H1111 11111 11 Nflfl G11 An 1J The Debutantes Sallx Rle Iudx Clut 1 and Shulex Davls C111111 What lI1111 Hlllkk DdV19 1 111 Il 11 Petel XX 1llldl11'i WealSutl1f'fe Entnc Fast asf II 1 x J lls Jem u H111 1C FHUIQ mile mst U11 111111 tn 1111131111 111 Q xx ll t11.s fhultm 111111ns Ju f illN n E111 ibeth 1 1: l v v 1 v is 1 w . , 1-u .. , , . .. 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' '. 1 ,-' - ' .Q 1 . 1. 1.,IN11x- . -alolk 4, , ,vl '1s-1 1.1 v ,. . .11 Gray TLE EXI E HIGH SCHOOL BAND Pack Row D Pmlbrook A Martm L Davldson J Claytcr C Phllblook C Thompson A Tolman V Young C Polk K Holbrook E Warren H Anderson 'Vmd Row K Conway W Chandler D Tupper F Roblnson A Burgess W Loveless Q Beckman A Webster D Nash P Dodge Qecond Row M Candage J Peterson B Thompson E Ames B Martln V Conway Nl Sutllffe E Dyer E Gllchrlst M1 Grund Front Row D Woodcock C Polk P Nash PRESS CLUB Back Row W Loveless J Clayter L Romel K Holblook Front Row A Burgess J Peterson A Webster B Hlldmgs C Polk 32 THE EXILE Sentimental Me Be Anythmq Frances Gray Glouztoom The Dukes Judx Dor1s and Jean Pore Ole Seal Walkmg Mu Baby Bach Home The FIVE Devlls Clarence Jack John Paul and Wyman Wzsh You Were He1e You Belong to Me Shlrley Davls Takes Tao fo Tango Four Freshmen Carol Dorothea Arthur and Harold Lee Ifzsh Lullaby The Il1Sh Coleens I O19 Beatrlce and Annette When You rc zn Love He1e zu My Hea1t Edward Dyer Fmale Bam Banel Polka Entlre cast Other members of the cast vsere Kenneth Holbrook Ann Webster Paullne Nash and Mary Candage Donald Martln Freeman Robinson a d Warren Loveless Lshevs Fred Phllllp Oscar Allen Ushe1 ettes Loretta Shlelds Paullne Dodge Martha Lou Roblnson Bzlsmess Manage? Kenneth Holbrook LATIN CLUB The Lat1n Club has been contlnued th1s year wlth Mrs Ross as ad vlsor The members are Betsy Kelwlck presldent Mary Jameson VICE DI'9S1ClGHt Dorothea Woodcock secretary Donna Woodcock treasurer Eh frbeth Crav Marv Candage Carol Thompson Dorothy Nash L1ll1an Cor1 ao Arthur Tolman Edward Dyer Harold Lee Anderson and Ernest Cllchust FRENCH CLUB The French Club was organlzed wlth Mrs Ross as advlsor The mem bus are Ann Webster presldent Annette Burgess X106 presldent Dorls Slsoog secretary treasurer Judlth Clavter Beatrlce Hlldlngs Lo1s Romer Dolls Phllbrook Kenneth Holbrook and Warren Loveless PRESS CLUB The Press Club IS afflllated wlth the Knox Countv Press Club News of the Courler Gazette The members are Judv Clax ter presldent Kenneth Holbrook VIC presldent Ann Webster and Annette Burgess secretary txp1st Annette Burgess Senior reporter Warren lox eless lunlor report er l0lS Romer Sophomore reporter Beatrlce HllClIHQ'S Frshman report er lean Peterson BTUSIC reporter Shlrlex DHVIN Xthletlc reporter and Charlene Polk ll ' li ll ' ll , ...................................... , 44 ,, , 11 u 11 y - IA I, u ' , 91 U l' ' yy ' 1 1 1 is ' 1 .11 ld 97 ' ' fc ' 91 44 yy Y 9 uw- 11 as ,' 11 ' ' A ........ L 1--J ., l n 1,,' 91 n , ' ,11 ' nl' 0 mv ,, ' ' 7 9 'Y 9 il .. FrenchMazd Ph1lbrook , ,. 1 I Q.nunnun--...agua--an-.unanf.-.na . . . . V . - . . . . , . , , . n c o ' 7 95 -? 7 K 9 H' Y .1 . 1 ' 1 t ' 1 J 14. , t , K 1, A. ! A La nm L A u ' 4 . . . V. - . . . t ' 7 Y 9 7 '- .' c 1 . 1 '1 ' 1 ' I v ' J ' f - K ' . ' . ' ' 1 , ' 4 , L -.,. W' vl s . I Y - . . r, , 4 ..,f - Q 1 A y 1 .-1 - .. . , . , l , . THE EXILE 33 FRENCH CI UB Back Row W Loveless D Phllbrook D Skoog K Holbrook Front Row A Burgess A Webster B Hlldlngs L Romer J Clavter Back Row A Tolman E Dyer, D Woodcock C Thompson E G11chr1st H Anderson Flont Row M Jameson L Carrao B Kelwlck M Candage E Gray D Ixash D D A LATIN CLUB THF FXILF r-4 P11 P14 ,- A w t .- ..- ,- u- f n-1 -4 fs F. ..... I-4 w ,- V Oni! n- n-1 I-4 M I-4 ,.. ,., af' 5- i lil sbd hfi t Fa vm: D mttx B th VS lligggm sn t I v .I p-4 ,.... A -4 ..- --1 IL I I I- ..- ,- nm nt lt QXC .., N- --. p-4 v-4 ws -- F. v -.. 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Name Appearance l'suall,' found Nuts Ahou Amhi ion illrrn uaitd 'ause of l ea h 1 1 - - v - - K seal' Allen Easy ming' With Larl ,oafing To me in love N anager ilcl Man's urryingr H . ,I nne e urgress Temperamental n a Plymouth Arguing: Nurse ,afly .awyer No one to argue with .z 'l' 'urlpe 11' 'cl 'i - I' ,ri i i il ig 'nc Strong: 3 an in No muscles 'ireus 'aul Vhilles umorous Lillies Tavern Base wall Big: .eague short- Sports Writer No hing to laugh at stop llarolfl llavis Smooi Where there is Time off from Big game hunter Pool shark ,oacled eue hall '. i -1 1 sehool l r:1nees lruy ll oflest VVorking' ar ousewife air emler Explosion in the liltehen . ean 'e erson ' nergetie With lalph ,iving Good wife ana Police matron No excitement .I- 'ji ' lil 'c ' . ri 4 X'-ri' I er- r- i . . Ji i r j 5 girls red 'lilips A' ' 1'-' rl- ' 4' - ' i li illi i'- H. . frrj ' 'i . ' oolzll l' si. ml s a week lloris Skooil' fhie iiding: arold C. - l K' i i. llro cl r il l- Ann Webs er Neat . Y. 'arver's Ty ming Teacher Soda Jerk ,ow rank Yalois Young' loot!-naturec Calderwood's uek unting Air Force Adventurer A wife Ba st CTI W1 H ta Din v-r-1 f-1 ,.... v N .- ,... V r--1 s-.4 ,.. - ,.... A ,.. F... V Jokes WHOS WHO IN OLR HIGH SCHOOL Prrncrpal M I Smart School Bookkeeper Lotta Deficrts Athletrc Coach Wm R Else Brologv Teacher Flora N Fauna Muslc Teacher Mark Trme Latrn Teacher Al Gaul French Teacher Polly Voo Francay Mathmatrcs Teacher Adam N Subsraet Hrgh School Lrbrarran Wanda Book Chemrstrv Teacher Brock N Testube 'VIost Popular Grrl rn Hrgh School Ima Doll School Handyman Jan I Torr VVarren Loveless 54 Father Well son how are your marks comrng ln school? Fred Under water Father What do vou mean bv that Fred Thev re all below sea level Mr Trbbrtts rn Crvrcs Chester Arthur was admrtted to the bar ln 1856 Ira Drd he get drunk or drd he manage to stay sober DISCIPLINE Teachers ealmlw say Be quret And often Please Slt strll But first you tell a brand new Joke And then you sav you wrll But you keep rrght on talkmg Wrth Dorrs Io or Bea And then vou start rn ravrn bout The styles of 53 Teachers just don t understand That thlngs wlll be all rlght As soon as you tell Judy Your adventures of last n1g.,ht As you chatter nolsrlv llke busv llttle bees Sure as heck sou re bound to ge A few more dreaded Es Then suddenlv the teaeher screams And doubles your asslgnment That you ean vsork awax on In solrtarv confrnement' Sally Rae 4 THE EXILE John A Thls klnd of car pays for rt self' Clarence C Well then as soon as rt has done that wrll you have rt delrvered to mx house Talkatrve puprl rn study perrod They sav that srlence IS golden Puprl trvlng to study Whv dont you shut up and get meh IDEAL GIRI OF VHS Drsposrtron of Halr of Eyes of Teeth of Smrle of Frgure of Nose of Legs of Abrlrty of Clothes of Personality of Studrousness of Capabrlrty of Punctualrty of Wrt of Drmples of Complexron Athletlc abrlltv Dancrng abrlrtv Quretness of Blush of Yeatness of Plrrtlne, abrlrtw lllran rz Lors Mary Dorrs Beatrlce Betsy Polly Ann Frances Judy Dorls Annette Carol Sally Rae Dorothea W Marv I Jean P Shlrley D Evelvn Polly Dorothv Charlene JLVIOR CLASS LOST UD AND FOLND UD Iost Anne I ousra Ire ne Julra Frances Walter Robert C ardner Herbert I Arthur Herbert A Elmer Ernest Found Fverywherc At the lVIoor s 'Vllckew s Drner Thomaston Smrth House Wrth Johnnre -Xt Duflies Tavern Rldlng with Dottw Studwrng, VX 1th Sal On the Glg lrst Chasrng women Slerpprng school 35 . , Y v v I H . -. 1 , . 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Y so Y - - A 1-4 A I 50 THE EXILE Talbot-Stevenson Agency, Inc. 18119 - INSURANCE - 1953 12 Main Street Camden Mfune Telephone 514 A B Stewenson VS A Wadsworth Complzmenfs of F L SPEAR PI UWIBING and HEATINQ Telephone 530 2 Bax Vlevs Street Camden Malne Complzmenfe of D A HEALD 'l X RADIOS RECORDS APP! I ANCES f xmden Telephone 9410 Mame A G Z ve your ADUATE 3 new KODAK CAMERA GAP H X IARVER and SON XIN-UH-XXEN NIAIINE v v v , 1 . v 0 0 v 1 1 I . 1 - . L u 0 1 V 1 Y Y Y Y T K 1 L l A L 1 I' . 4 .., gg? P' I' f: ,A :E:2:2: l A I l ' f1:f:I::. gg: .. Q :5:5:5:5: 215:55 L - 1- Q , f:!:Zg::. I:1:2:- ' - - N 1 5352? 55151, f-' X? 15555553 Y , :A ig -., 1211222 ' 4 '- , . ' ' .SY 1 Fa 5555551 . . 4 . SN.. 553555: 2535553 212225. 1 5 ' ' ' ' V v 5252522 .fzicfzi A - A 4 4, . A . 153:31 E . Piif- A 1 - 13:4 .5 A -.n , . fa . 1 31: ' ---- - ,. 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