Walker High School - Banner Yearbook (Liberty, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 38 of the 1941 volume:

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Vernon Fuller Advertising Mgr Sidney Jones Senior Assistant Frederick Lucas Social Editor Erma Knowlton Alumni Editor Angie Fuller Art Editor Althea Hannan Joke Editor William Mathieson Sports Editor Sidney Jones Sports Editor Emma Priest xxxxxx TOWN INSTITUTOONS OF DEMOCRACY Liberty, like all towns has many democratic institutions, which help to make our country a true democracy Some of these are town meeting, schools, grange, church and homes The town meeting is an ample of a truly democratic gov March the citizens of Liberty assemble at the Community Hall, elect all necessary officers, and transact business for the coming year Every citizen who is of voting age may take part in the discussions ihere re some lively speeches and argu ments but there is never any real disturbance Only about half of the people come to town meeting and a very smill part of these vote We must arouse more inter st and enthusiasm in these meetings if we are to continue our present form of government The schools are an asset to the town in training for dem- ocracy. Here, from the earliest grades, the child learns his lessons of sportsmanship, fair play, obedience and responsi- bility. The school activities train the pupils for good citi- zenship and teaches how to take part in self government Such organizations as the grange, the church and the sun day school give to young and old an opportunity for social gath erings, religious instructions, and sharing of responsibility, all of which is a part of the work of a democratic state If these town institutions are to be continued, citizens must become more interested them I believe that all adults should go to town meeting, even though they do not vote Every one should be willing to hold office and to cooperate with other citizens People should become more enthusiastic about the schools The parents should visit the schools and citizens with no children, should give all possible aid to supporting the school and its activities In these days when the right to assemble and to worship ac cording to the dictates of con science are being snatched away zens must become more interested in these rights and try to cre ate different attitude in thc younger generation toward thc town institutions Ikilvklkiklk COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND T B TEST In February the school w s visited by the health nurse ann Dr Laughlin, head of the Healti Department of Maine, who gave I . . . . I u I ' in O , - . . ex- . . 1 - . - .J C . ernment. On the first Monday in from whole nations, we as citi- I . . . . 2 . 3 . X . . 3 ' is : fs . . . . . . . . o I o 1 Q rs J Q CA . Z , . V ' . 6 . A. ' d A . . . . . , . . - ' ' F P v ' F 2 very interesting talk on commun- icable diseases. He explained the nature of the most com on diseases, how they are contracb ted, the best way to avoid them, and how to prevent the spreading of them Later Dr Laughlin and the nurse returned, and gave the T B test to all pupils who had the consent of their parents This test shows whether the 1n dividual has or ever has had T B even in a mild form Four students reacted to the test and were taken to Fairfield for X ray The X ray shows the extent of the trouble, and from that the doctor and nurse prescribe such treatment as 1S necessary This T thing to est s fine be used 1n any school and lt is the hope of the stu dents and teachers that it will be carried on every year XXXXXX SCHOOL LUNCHES Through the efforts of our Superintendent hr Jones, school lunches have been very success ful Ur Jones secured the help of Mrs Abbie Hannan, Ars Rose Hannan and Irs Blanche Cates to prepare the meals These lunches have a great value because you donft have to bring so much food from home, and they furnlsh at least one hot dish or drink The grange was kind enough to lend the school their dishes, and people around town lave also made contributions of dishes Each pupil makes a small week contribution of either money material and thus ve are able balance our vitamin as well as our budget During the week that the lower grades were hav ing vacation we made a special contribution of ice cream Je easily consumed seven gallons At first not many of the high school pupils came to the lunch room to eat, but later no one was left behind The high school students eat first at ll 30, then the grammar and primary come in at ll 45 We all hope that these lunch es V111 continue throughout the ye rs to come XXX!!! THE G L EE CLUB Mrs Jones, the Primary Teach er, has organized a girls' glee club, consisting of girls from all three rooms, the primary, grammar, and high school Songs they have learned are not the Ja7z type One of their main accomplishments 1S their McNama rafs band, wlth costumes of red, white, and blue Je wish t thank the glee club for furnish ing the music on our semi f1nal Speaklng program We feel sure the work of the club will bring engoyment its members and broaden their ed ucation On ev ry program there XXXXXX THE LIBRARY Th1s year we have enlarged our llbrary a good deal Mrs Carrie B Knowlton of Los Angeles C lifornia in memory of her father, Lot Knowlton, and Mrs Meda Harriman, have donated numbe of good books to the school This year the town bought about f1fty new books Most of our books are classed as fiction but we have a few non fiction volumes The library is oben to the publ1C V9 WlSh mgre pegple would patronize it Plans are being made to keep the library open certain hours this summer I . . 0 ' I I ' ' : . 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A . . -----l---li--1-' LUNCH ROOM The recreation room has Sheen corpletely cran ed around, the oinb ponc table bas been moved into the steno r ph, room and T A boys under the direction of Cl bo ne St1C1USJ have con structed benches and tables to accommodate the students for the hot lunch pro ram Uoon return ing to school after sprlnv vaca tion, we found that the belcnes and t bles had been palnted, and t s blVPS us a very cle n ple ant ro m for eating lunch Th s room lS lso used s a music room ,S This year, the senior class sponsored the Banner as a part f their cl ss work All the seniors have been very such in terested in the paper Each one has had some part on the edito rial staff There are also jun ior assi t nts for each office Thls is to 1ve the Junlors ex perlence for ne t year's B nner Everyone has endoyed the naling of the oaoer We are 51 d of tHlS opportun ity to e dress our thanls to the rembers of the tovn orchcs ra r the is lst nce t e, F ve given u ln our entertalnzents Our local orche tra can al a s be denende uoon to fuPWlSh good ruslc, o lore or short notice, for an lnd of sclool farction Je 6SOGClQ1lj nr nk hrs Crar an rs orthlnb who, for more Je rs t an 1 ny of us c n renew ber, r ve glven oeneroasl, of thelr tlue and talent to as 1 t 1n rehearsals and small school oartles L st but not luQSt, we eyeend our sincere thanks to James Rovell, the drummer, for the rany evenings he has given for our enjoyment 3 PHYSIC AL TRAQNANC Reeular gymnasium exercises have been held t01S yemr in the Comnunit, Hall, under the dlrec tlon of Coach CJPU, for all boys and owrl v o did not slay b s letb ll This, xe fee has furnl rod an lMpO t nt p rt our tr 1rinO for future good c tiz 1 lin A--A-4 Liberty nould feel proud of the n rber of bo,s, graduated ron x1l'6P I1 h, w o re ln r soon xlll be ln Government Serv ice Sore of the e boys were al r QJ enlist d no other enter government called Our school is rep the army, the alr corps, the radlo ervlce, the n v,, and the marlnes These boys re located at varlous posts ln the United Stat s and its OOSSGSSIOHS We wish to e tend to them our gre tinos and our sincere wishes for good luck ed when the for servlce re ented in T NYA employs tnrce boys nd two SlTlS The bo,s helped 1 e bencne tdbl s to use in the lu ch roon They ro also cl lDlH up the chool orounds, l VC1lHD the fleld L h no the school house so t t it c n be used s a base b ll fleld nd nlantlno a hed e elon one side of the rounds The girls' worl i or cl rlc 1 li1c, such tallng c ro of the chool library, cor PCCtlDD paper , coeyln resorts, and te chers a 1 tant Tris work, be ldes being helpful to th bo,s WRU olrls is mallng it possiol to do a lot of xork th t otherwise wozle not be done 11-1-,hi-'N' , O Y l ' I5 1 7 1 1... 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' D - fx 1' 1 N .L e 1. c. . .L Q, C 1 . . 1 1 a E1 G .C G 3' Z' e ' E' L 3 'L A I . . , .L Q 7 ra . . -1? 9 d ' MUSIC L 'S-SONS Under the instruction of Mrs Merrill, our music teacher, music has been introduced in our school Mrs Merrill comes every Wed nesday and gives lessons t those who wish to take lessons on piano, guitar, accordion, violin, etc This includes grammar and primary school children This makes it possi ble for the children who have been wanting music instruction to get it We all hope that these lnstructions will continue 888888 On Tuesday evening April 8 a benefit show was held for the dental clinic at the Community Hall Ken McKenzie and his ra dio show from station JGHN Port land, put on a two hour stage show There was a large crowd present and about thirty eight dollars was cleared This sum in the grades to dental work done have proper If the work can be carried on from year to year, it is bound better health and fitness for our young people to result in 888888 Our school book this year seems to be auch smaller than, the past books This is due to the fact that in the past the books were written on only one Slde of the paper, but this year both sides are being used In appearance therefore the book is smaller, but actually it con tains as much as books of the past 888888 THE STUDENT COUNCIL This year for the first time a student council was organized at Walker High School The chief obgect of the student council lS to give students who are not athletes an equal chance in the carrying on the school affairs Each member pays a small fee of twenty five cents Anyone may Join, but all those that wish to participate in ath letlcs are required to Join Some that have not felt able to pay the membership dues have been given a chance to work them out around school Last fall the presidents of each class met and nominated two students for each office Then the school as a whole voted on these candidates and the follow ing officers were elected President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Roger Norwood Nelson Knowlton Glenice Adams Irene Boynton Glenice had to leave school be Knowlton was elected to take her place The council also voted to let the presidents of the classes represent their respec tive classes in the erecutlve committee The committee then met and drew up a constitution One Saturday last fall Mr Jrlght took a part of the com mittee to Augusta to a state student council convention Here we received much valuable informatlon about how other councils are carried on In the morning there was a short busi ness meeting and an addre s by the state president In the afternoon we divided into two groups and went to different rooms where discussions were carried on by students Although there were not quite as many Joined this year as we hoped, we are looking forward to a larger membership next yea M I 0 U ' D . . 0 0 . 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J -I- . . . 0 . . , It SCHOOL SPIRIT AND SPORTSMANSHIP TYPEW RITI NC School spirit and sportsman- ship are two of the most impor tant things pertaining school Then we as show plenty of school spirit and sportsmanship we not only bene fit personally, but our school activities ihether or not the public will partiel pate 1D our school activities depends on people's impression of us Je should be careful to preserve our reputation as good sportsmen, whetaer winning losing, because if we don't stu dents of future classes will suffer for our mistale to he students We add to sportsmanship among the pu pils increases the good vill of the public for the school and improves our standing in e community lou don't necessari ly have to be a good athlete to be a good sport The good sport on the side line is alnost as much help as those on the team Sports are very beneficial to students high school Both boys and girls should take part in them Ia entering into the different sports one becote schools and tnls broadens tis experiences Because of lack of funds v haven't the equipment required for some sports but we still have a great variety for the students to pic, from Football on a very small scale, basket ball, baseball, table tennis, track, softball, and vinter car nival are verv good fields to enter into to develop the stu dent physically as well as men tally xxmxxx The seniors wish o thank all those Juniors who assisted them in compiling the BaNNnR For several years a course in typewriting has been considered. This year typewriters were pur chased and the second term our lessons in typing began e subgect was offered only t sen or girls and post graduates Je have learned all the keys and part of the typewriter and on tae whole we feel that we have had a good introductory course WPICH will help us if we wish to undertale secretarial preparation xawkxxxx OUR FACULTY The Iaculty consists of three teachers and the superintendent lhey aid the students in both educational and social worn 'e feel fortunate to be under the supervision of such an inspiring group. I am sure every student has gained much ln this year's Nor! with our faculty Our principal, lr Vright, entered our school a stranser in september Now he appe ls to us not o ly as an instructor but express our appreciation for Nh t we have accomplished and learned under his instruction Our english teacher, Mr Jane 1 thiesoa, is this year corplcting her twelfth success ful year in our school She has U ven much OI her time to train ing tudents for prize speaking Je want to +hank hrs Mathlcson for all she has given us in pre parin us for the future Ou coach, Ir Card, came to us this year lrom Farmington e his r d nany good friends among the students Both boys' and girls' basketball teams have conplcted a successful season under his coaching He ha . . t l . - Q I . Th U 1 0 O ' I i ' . - - ' -1- 1:1 , . . ,. . .- S A . 5 I 1 L ' ' YI: Q 4 L A u 1 I O 1 . . Q . ' 1 ' ' or ' . . V . y - ' A . F1 ' I - . . J. . . . V . g . . D . th m an 4 . o r ' I Q 'J . . . . . . . . . 1 . 5 V . S . . . T . I T 3 ll g in . 0 . l wi . . A Q 1 l Y O 0 J- rx 0 ' EL ' Q s n ' acquainted with members of other also as a friend. We want to ,. . . . ' . ' a r . r B, . . . . Je ' E . ' S s .L Q -,EEL A Q N' .L . ,. . . 1 3 . Q A - U . It O ' x ' . Q A , . A Q11 in I 6 A . - ' ' s N. s. ,. f' v - T 'T . I . 'D . . - . g L . 0 I' . . ,. 0 . 1 o H rf aa e 1 W' 57' ' I 'A . U , ' 3 f O . ,Y ,. L. I J. 'W 'A ' A . - 'A A -7 0 l L A 0 started sprlno tracl teams 1n preparatlon for t o meets I was feared that he would have to leave us to enter tle arny, but fortunately he as deferred un tll June. Ne hope Mr Card Wlll have a successful luture Our superlrteneent, 'r Jones 1S eonpletlhg h1s +HlTd success ful vear wlth us 'e lool fo ward to bavlng hlu as 1astel of ceremonles at our sohool actlfl tles 'e appreclate T18 lHSDlT lng words about our xorl, and the ever xllllng ard he g1VSS4 He lS very popular 1th young and old e hope e wll e Wlfb us for a good anv fears to COlG Xviivi lhe nev bulldlnc m s dedleat ed ln Jan1ary l9'7, ard oecupled 1mHGdl3bGlV thereafter The class of l9Ll 15 the flrst class to have spent lts entlre four years ln lt XXXXXX Nrs Nollet, Pealth nurse, ave a hear1nP +est 1th audloneter to the p illS ln tbe hlgh and grammar school A the hlgh school LJ1LD V e found to be sat sfactorj Dur lHg the Sprldg tevu vacelnatlon as P1VGn to all H'llS hose parents eeslred lt WXXXXX WALDO CATES W1 e aldo was lt zone on a furlough, he V'S1tGd olr school, an gave a llttle talr Fe told the bovs Xhat the naval eqllre ments were, tle s dles that t ev Jould need, ard what e lVlH5 CODd1tlOHS ere l1'e gave a vcrj lnterf tlnq account of some navy custors, such s 1n1t1at1on of those vho are bVOQSlHg the equator for the lf t tl 6 Waldo golned the navy lnredl ately after hds Uraduatlon ln 1935 Be was statloned ln San DlGgO for some tlmc for the last flve years ne has been servlnn as a radlo operator ln the avlatlon sectlon The follovlnp are some of the places he has V1SltGd honolulu, Cuba, Panama Canal, Nevada, Salt Take Cltv, Utah, 8SF1PQtOD for laska, and he alrplare carrler tb t was on the Search new ln fashlngton D C tralnlng to be a farlant GfIlCCT tae State of one Wlnter, was aboard the nelwa To t XXXXXX n rman Stevens, 31 LGWlS levall, 3b and Ira Davls, 3 are former students who are now 1D the SGT'lC6 XXXXXX The classes ln ehenlstry and general 5016160 w Ht to Belfast one day last wlntor to attend a the Central ualnc Power Company xxxxxx Ie thlnf ndlth Llttlefleld 1S the Ch3mU1OH of our school She walks eleven A1103 every day XXXXXX Bertha llllay, Roger Forwood and Alta Hannah, acted as Judges a the Grammar School speaklng eo1tcst P e lnlnar s held zerll 25 Flnals Tay lb at o' clock at Hlgb School XXXXXX Duplls other than the VlHHeTS vho spo c ln the second prellml ner contest xcr Bertha 1 1 , Nelson Knowlton, thel Ino'lton, JHLCGT Iart, George Jorthlng, flthea lanna, and lover Worvood. 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' 1 Q M A . 1 F -' ' 1 .. fl .. x 4. - f4 0 'W , U lil g - ,Q l IVE -I ONE NATIGN INDNISIBLE Irene Boynton 'Ll Wwe must all hang together or most assuredly we shall all hang separately,N said by Bennamin Franklin, long ago, is 'Still true To make our country indi visible, we must establish our unity and prepare for our de fense There are many ways in which we can strengthen our un ion and our defense, but we must first away with its enemies Some of the enemies of our democracy are, the foreign ele ment, the fifth columnists, employment, taxation, the valry of capital end labor, the differences in opinions in pol itics and religion, and the lack of unity in the pr caration of the defense of the country, both within and without How may we abolish the enemies of Americao We must firmly establish in the hearts of every American, the three watchmords used the hearts of every American, the last war, nL1b6TtY, Defense, Patriotism N and Pu X I ! . f L 'xf'XsJX..l ' laugh and say the Nazi Party cannot harm us but is this true? No, this party is always hunting for the dissatisfied classes and always trying to start strikes and uprisings that hind er our government I say, 'le ware of the Nazi We must try to help the dis satisfied people and make them realize the consequences helping the Nazi spies I think that we should drive all the fifth columnists, socialists, and communists from this country let them go live in their own country and take the conse quences of dictatorships I do not think that we should let these organizations of spies live in our country under our flag while they are trying t create civil strife The government must find some means to employ both the for cigners and the restless people of our own country A more fair means oi taxation should be de vised and the strife between capital and labor should be done away with We cannot have a true democracy until everyone in The foreign and fifth colum nist elements constitute a par solve since the foreigners are numerous and widely scattered over the country and many for eigners are entirely loyal we can't drive the disloyal ones out but we can lessen this prob lem by Americanization, natural ization, and by doing away with race pregudice When foreigners come to this country discontented if they Jobs and happiness great menace because isfied class works iiith columnists they become do not find This is a the dissat with the undermining our democracy The Nazi slogan for cao+uring countries is ndi Jid id conque N France, one t me a our own country, was a good example of this People this country cooperates We are called a free and patriotic peo when wc most need unity, strikes are occurring betwe n capital and labor in many of our large industrial plants, factories and bridges are being blown up, all of which hinders our speed in preparation for our defense This is a good way for he greedy to get what they want but a poor way to act in helping their country out of an emergen y Fveryone must know by this time that everyday that England resists the enemies of democracy means one more day for us to prepare, and this has so far been our strong point in de fensc We should send England everything that we possiole can with the exception of troops un is ' . ..g, . ' ' in ' , ' un- ' ' , L' o . '. .I .A - . , , . . . , . , , O . . e,f . I . ., 0 . K. . i A - . . . 3, 1 :. in 1 ' - 1 . Q l - - - .L A 7 . ticularly difficult problem to ple, but are we? At this time . Z , G , ' ' xl? n a . a ' 1 F n n A 0 . . ' ' I . ' ' - n f . t 0 I ' ' ' ' . ' ' c'. , ' ,., . in 5. . g , 9 1-. at - ' z , p ,E . 3 , . . L .w J h less a time comes when she needs them also. Then we should send the troops too If the United states and Wngland hang together we miiht Wln but lf N8 fight separately we shall olobably lose, as all the other COUHtT1SS have so f r we rust do away nlth 1el1 g1OUS lntolerance among the re llglOUS denomlnatlons esfeclally b81HSt the Jews Lany oeorle persecute the Jew and stlll con s1de1 themselves Chrlstlans for gettlng the fact that our dlble, our churches, and our whole Cbrlstlan rellglon are bullt around the Jew and P15 te Cb1HfS The CODSt1tut1OH state that all ren are created equal, and lt glV6S us our B111 of Rluht By not votlng and FOldlHf pHbllC offlce, we have had three T1'htS artlv taken from us Some of the rlghts gr nted by the con tltutlon are freedcm of ex resslon, l8llg1OH, s embly, and the rlght of nStltlOH If Ie are to nee these TlOItS we must lotect and pre erve the Iany eo le want to be 1U the government only to be fa ous and government otlll we call oul selve patTlOtlC want the nost capable 1n OfflC8, not the most o ular e ust devlse new fstem wbeleby den a e elec ted to offlce becaus of real worth lhe c1v1l servlce systei lS no lon er an 8ffoCt1VG v tem but a revlval of the s O11 sys tel: Je cannot have a land ol true de oclary untll ever one 1D Amer lca 1 tholouuhly aware ol 'llb rty, Defense, and Patrlotlsm H 7F'I5 'OF Tbls essay of Irene Blyntonfs won f1TSt lace 1n a county con test conducted by the omenfs Auxlllaly to the Vet rans of Foreign Mars of the United States Jkvklk :awk WHAT SCHOOL SPIRIT MEANS TO ME earl Tlbbetts School siirlt reans to me to have an lntere t in the school's 3CtlVltlG , and try to take part ln all of them that lS UOSSlbl6, a puu1l 1H school should feel a certaln amount Ol loyalty to ward the school P should feel that lt lS part of hls duty to uphold the school ln every way osslole A Iupll should not lHt9HtlOH ally VlOlutG the laws of the school 1n wrlch he lS enrolled le should always be a good sport and do h1s share of the work as well a the play Fe should try not to do anythlng that would label the school whlch he at tends wlth a bad name should be att ntlve, 8Ct1V8 and wlllln F houlo feel that as ng as re lS a tart of e school he should Q0 hls ,art of evelythlnf that he lS concerned satlsfactlon of can fe l he KDOWlHQ that he has cone his du ty and has done lt xell JIOK Hh- A VIEW FROM HAYSTACK MOUNTAIN falter Part If you wlsh to vlew a W1CtuT esque ceno, you should the tov of Eaystach Nountaln A you loor lnto the west, thele ll6S, llke crystal, qeorges Lake, bordered by woods and srall hlll whlle, from a gr atel dlstance, the two hlgh est OlHuS, Known as Ialshall and Coon Iountaxns, ca t thell shadows lnto lts cle r s TKllHQ O O 1 AJ ', Z ' . . . 1 - ,,, V ' .a. . 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A winding road, follow- ing the western edge of the lake makes one of the most beautiful drives in this section of the county To the north you will see farmsteads and in the background Old Hogback, and Frye Fountain, with its tall straight timber standing out against the blue sky To the East, lies a broad green valley, dotted rere and there with farm houses, pas tures, woodland, and fields f waving grain Down this valley Georges River vinds its way thru the towns f ontville Sears mont, Appleton, and on to the ocean the south, a long range of hills, known as Appleton Ridge, stretches along in th hazy dis tance On this side also, nes tled arong the nearer hills, lies a mill pond, known Steven's Pond On a clear day this pond looks like a great sheet of silver Directly at the foot of the mountain tucked away among the green trees is +36 l ol Liberty pt your the white steeple of The canning factory, and the old taniery a the larges buildinvs little town, wnile on ittle town left rises a cinr h the s+ores e some f t11S both sides of the street are the reat, at tractive houses of the villagers Georges Riyer runs Quiet J thru tre middle of the town e buzz of a sawm ll can be heard ard maybe at the same fime a cloud of s1oke will b een ris ing from the stack of the can ning factory In tn urner bait of tris illage stlnds Walker high School, a large brick building, ore oi the finest f its size in the state lhe best time to get a pic turesoue view fror He at sunset, when all he coirtry 9 side is calm and still. When you see the red sun sinking be- hind the blue hills painting with brilliant colors the motion less clouds, and the clear, still waters of the lake, you will realize that nature has given abundantly of her beauties to the little town of Li 910694 W4 SUBMERGED e suorarine NSea Hawkn rested on her side, two hundred feet below the surface of San Diego Bay For two days she had rested there, while ocean tides swayed her back nd forth, burying her deeper in the bottom of the ocean Inside the Sea Hawk all was quiet A sirgle emergency light burned in the control room, wrere a foot of wa ei added to the niserr of the seven surviv ors of the wreck These seven men, fir t mate, Robert Smith chiel engineer, Roy Uhitcomb and sea en, fayrond Fenmore, William Reed, Rolf Dutnam, mlter Brown, ard Harold Jones, were discussing their chances ol getting out of the lreck alive 'It's plain to see,' said one then,'that the searching narti s can't find us, and as the radio room s flooded we dor't stand ch o a crdnce H l a hour passed while the ren set absorbed N1 h their own thoigrts At last Jackson rose ard said, 'I think if we can reach the torpedo room Je coild shoo+n he paused and falterec a l ttle 'one of us could be shot through the tordedo tube ihe men rose wearily to their feet and waded up to the bulk head trat separated the control room and the tornedo room I . . 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L ti 1 - . l a. 4 1 , . . Smith began to ltasan the lugs that held the bulkhead door. He continued this process very cau- tiously watching closely for the leaking of water under pressure. As not much water came through above the level of the water in the control room released the door as he did so that the water in the torpedo room he completely announcing was no higher The men waded in o the tor pedo roon, silent and grit, for they knev that presently ore of then must climb into one of he tubes and be shot to the su face and that he migrt not be alive when he got tnere Firstmate Smith checked the tube then turning t the n ne s id I won't ask for volurteer, cause you all know what is going o happen ' he turned and started to crawl into the tube saying, nl'll go s I'm he officer in command HJust a minute sir cried h chief engineer, 'Just because Vou're the officer in charge you're not throving away your life for us H Stoutly the rest of the men bacled hitcomb up Uwe never disc eyed our orders before, but we are oing to thi time Befor urtner areur n+ could take place, Seems: errors stepped forward v1+r several pieces of match in his FSDQ Nhhy don't we draw lo s,' ne said 'Then whoever fets +he shortest niece 1 l go T e men all greed to this ard eaci drew a p ece of na cr Mitn a smile Rolf Putm n spoke guess it's me go + sro t es pi ce N vo s were spoken as Putnam clirbed into the tube The breech Wa closed end locled The first mate walked slowly to the cort ols d pulled a lever lhe 1 pr ssure began to climb slowly Ju t as he x s about to press the rel a e button that vas +o send Putnam to the surface a faint tanning was heard on the snell 'ith a shout Smith leaped across the rooms seizing a hammer he tapped the wallg came an answering tap, and the men knew that they were to be saved without the possible sac- rifice of the life of one of their number. Hastily the men pulled Putnam out of the tube 'vhat's wrong9' he asked 'L1sten,' they cried He heard the tapping, and knew tn t he would not have to start on vhat might be his last Jour ney Just yet lklkvkvkllvk WHY THE ROSE HAS THORNS Walter Hart Du ing the day when our fore iathers lived in caves the rose vas corsidered the most beauti ful flower In fact, the people nearly worshiped the rose be cause it was so large and beau tiful, and in time of war they believed t at +1e rose helped to protect +hem Nany years ago two TTlbeSof people inhabited this continent One tribe was peace loving, but the other was war like ard all the time fighting Durirg one summer two small bands, one from each trite were figlting in a region ow known s +he Appa .LCII an camping on two mountain tops di rently vere seoar ted by a deep green valley flouina noiselessly through it iountains iney were opposi+e each other and vith a beautiful river The war materials xere, of course, stones, clubs and anything else Wi1lC b men ach morning at the first rays of tne bancs of this re utif l r ver rd fought at inter tnrou nout tie day On the Qi of the peace loving tr be oe L tiful roses grew, but the o her s de w s completely barren very crude lhey used they could to kill other li ht these tribes net , r ' - . . , ' f- - ' ' 7 1,' 1 .. i , -. 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One morning as they m,t.the peace-loving tribe was Uclng led by a young boy about ten years old He was a lugged little chap and carrled a var 11 e 1D strument whlch was nearly as heavy as hlmself H walked stralght to the bank of the rlv er and after settlng down h1s weapon he spoke ln a man 1156 vo1ce to the leader of hls oppo nents, WOh please worthy chal lengers, let us cease flgdtlng for ever Je know we are out numbered, but 1f you attempt to cross the rlver we shall flght to the last man H at these words the OppOS11g leader became angry and ordered h s men across the rlver The brave llttle leader fought wlth all h1s mlgHt and even succeeded ln fllllng the great glant who led the other slde, but at last all h1S war r1ors vere slaln and the llttle fellow stood alone lDOW1Hg of course he could not hold out agalnst these cowardly beasts he ran and h1d 1n the rose bushes The mad savages shortly overtoox 11m and brutally kllled the gallant llttle fellow studl d and flgured, +rf1ng to llnd a method to 1 prove the rose so that small anlmals posslbly people would be pro tected from thelr enemles last, she found a solu+1on she sald she would put great snarp thorrs all over the tems of the rose plant, although lt ouldn't beautlfy the rose, lt would be a protectlon From th Jlnter to EMIS very dav the rose has had thorns As the years have passed, the thorns have grown smaller but Iother Dature stlll keeps them there, so that she could use them lf recessary Iklklkvkik U WHY A COURSE nv Coomwo FOR BOYS WOULD BE HELPFUL 'any boys would flnd a course ln COOK1HS useful to them they won't always be helpless For lnstance, lf boys 1n a fami ly would exert enough energy to prepare thelr own meals occa slonally lt would stop all thls sllly quarrellng Wlth thelr slsters about the meal not belng ready Perhaps the glrls could leave the kltcben once 1n a whlle ln care of thelr brothers and the bread wouldn't be burned when they care back horeover, lf the boys had to l1ve alone for awhlle they wouldn't feed on flapgacks and canned beans n1ne tenths of the tlme Even tWlS a boy 1S helpless Plcture a boy trylng to open a can of beans He thlHKS for about f1ve mlnutes before he decldes how the can opener works Then h beglns to open the can Before he 1S half flnlsned he cuts hls flnge Then he beglns maklng excuses to hlmself such as, Wwell, lf those women folks had stayed around and prepared the meals as they should have, I flnger It comes to a pretty pass when the boys, who should be out Uaklng heroes of them selve have to prepare thelr own meals I don't know what thls world 1S COmlHg to, nyway lien he slaps the beans lnto a dlsr o heat and slts down and lets the flre go out Flnally h1s Mother or hls slster comes home What to hot argument how, thls lS Just tlme for slster to offer a sdggestlon she brlngs up the subgect of a course ln COOKlHg for her b other You should see the lool on hls face' But perhaps he flnally agrees that a course 1D COOklHg would be helpful , 1 o , . ,, . iv - IL .. ,L . ILL ' ' . S ' SO . i L - - . ' ' O 0 I 1 U 5 1 , A - A - A - . . . . ' ' 0 l 0 I ' T- L . . 0 J ' ' . ' 1 1, ' O 5 . . . i .L 1 1 14 Q - . . . 7 . . c r . - . . - 1 I 0 I ' 'I ' ' 1 Q n Q - L- o O . 3 1- - . . H . . , , l 4 0 4 e O ' r ' . - . , . L 0 rp . A v 1 . Y ' ' . Q 1 A L ' . , . K vw- ' 1 .l ' 1: 1 7-I . All that wlnter mother nature wouldn't have thlg Cut on my S A 1 U I J. . . ' A . . M 1 ..l A 4. A L . 'D . K I. S , , Y J ' .L . ' 'K . L Q J 4. a m ' L ' ' . J 4' a 6 n ' . 'I 5 - A Tl , 1 1 3 : X t ' ' l Yi ' V O ' . ' rat v' ' ' 5 ' Ll - M .L - ' . ? A 6 '- N o .7 f - , . . . . . -A I - L - .L L.. 4 . ' . . . ' 1 tv, ,1 . . Pk . Qr. ll 4. . Q r . - . Q .L A J. . , ' ' ' 9 His teacher probably will experience a great many exasper- ating minutes. Maybe the boy will get so energetic that he beats the batter from one end of the Kitchen to the other, or maybe he won't feel like working at all--But, if he persists after awhile anyone would agree that this course would 'solve many problems in the home. i?XXXX BOY AN SWE RS GIRL Nelson Knowlton and Jalter Hart You know it's funny but girl can see only one side of anything They'll talk and Joke about us boys cooling but you let a fellow utter one word a bout a girl driving a car and if there's a girl that hears him he'll get his hair pulled But you Just stop and ask yourself how many times you've heard a fellow say Uwell, I've get t fix my garage door today daughter started for town this morning and when she bacled out of the garage she ripped off half the door How many times have you seen a WO11H bacl str ight out into th street without lookin one a or the other9 Many a time I've seen a woxan vo flying past our house a a terrific see d fith one hand on th steering Jh el and the other one beinr used to powder her face But what anuses me the most is vhen the girls stazt off in a c r They race the engine for about a min ute tlen they let out th clutch with J r , spinninf the reels and dust girls li t u le s castle r r s bout oui bility coo , but 1 ter ll, coo 1 1sn't 1 r s oo ct 1 th t 1 nun r o I e chefs in e ls, lb t ur n , etc , r 1 tb t wonen. Why is it that Uncle Sam employs men cooks in all his camps. Perhaps because he wants to be sure his soldiers are fed properly and pronptly. Of course, we boys have not had the practice the girls have in pre- paring meals, but I'll guarantee that any boy could get along very well without their assist- ance and not starve either. He could even open a few tin cans without being afraid of scarring his pretty I'?I finger nails. S I guess, after all, e won n have a few faults th t can b talk d ov r by us ienfolks XXXXXX WE HAVE Priest but no Pope Alb rt but no Prince Jones but no Smith Byers but no sellers Cram but no push Rhodes but no streets Bro1n but no white Turner but no twist r Ban s but no drifts H ll but no stairs H rt but no soul but no beans Bartletts but no Russets nd us but no John Quincy Oares but no Pines Hussey but no h ru are XXYXXX CAN YOU IMAGINE Lillian not sassy Erma having a boy friend Fr derick being afake Norma ith h r h ir coib d s I tiioson s Jumping Joseehine Boil f t1lIlH Iels9H not laughin 3 lri at rot c in schaol io er hor ood ein Ir ne not studyin eoniel t out irl friend 1 B tl tt on tile to a danc o f th 'L f 1 -2 '.,e ' 1 1 a e ' te e ui r . H a I 0 ' . , - - C , , . - , , ... I 3 . . . . , . 1 ' 1. . . , , . , ' h . ' V 'I 1 '3 .3 . . 'll . 'T ' 0 ft O is 3 , . . My J ' 1. F 'X I' ' 1' C 0 ' -.l 1. ' ' ' s ' .L 0 0 4 'D N GL 0 . 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I no e cis a a ts M 1 J Li n a Q - . i . is greets tha. he of Edd'e ar e 'ri. 13 IU: 1 KY MY SQSTER SKATINQ BY MOONUGHT Walter Hart Gertrude Lucas My sister like most all the girls Is alwavs fUSSlHQ about ter curls She spends about half her YIWS In front of the nlrror 1U the rake up llne She combs her halr and oomders her ace And puts on a dress and tlen some lace, She next palnts her HBIIS the most awful color Tnlngs are flylng no caus she's got a feller But lt makes me mad when S13 vashes the d1Sh She always shutters ald lusses, 'l don't want to do then, mother hy don't you eve r Pe y brother N dow glad that I am rot glrl nd not all the tlre IH a Wflfl I'm hapwy that I don t ve to palnt ry nalls ard I e And don't ha e to we r sllk dresses Wlth rlbbons and lace xxwoeorx A FLOWER GARDEN BY MQQNLIC-HT I sat on the bench las+ l dt Alone ln the GVGUI g r urs, and watched the HOOHllgYI SHIRE On a garden fllled ml+ flowers I s t there ln the harden In th lon l hours of Hlth oat t ere Wa+CFlH5 tle fl e s m ve rd the noon ro l out of s 4 earl next NWTWIH llg a be list nlght and I avove ve s tl un X nd f und + at the garder, Were orly a be utlfll d ca Oh take your skates And Out hfld Tre The Tle 1-.Ild con wlth me on the lake haolv be noon 15 out nlgnt lS brlght ICG IS smooth cle n tonlbht e ll bulld a flre lo varm our toes Toast na shmellows Boutht 1 om NOld Joe s On tllS one ala Me'll all be Q y I you car cove, st sly O PKHORXPFPK THE BGY AND THE NUTS Gertlude Lucas A lcung chlld put hl hand ln a Jar one here nuts and frults were stor ed away 19 grasoed hOlu For YHIS l bold all hlS hand could ttle fellow w s very IIS hand so small e ec? ot the Jar would not glV8 at all At ITIS the tears c me to the ey s of the lad, A lrlend vfo stood by s ld upor shale to be so b d Gr Sl ut and ou lll Bu 5 a r all and you lll lo e al ' 1 1 he h , . 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I 1 Q 'YI ll' rv' N., - -A v ' .I. .L.,.Q A FIREFLY ON A SUMMER NIGHT Welder Hart On the cheery summer nights I love to watch the firefly, As he Wlth h1s llttle lantern Goes sllently flylng by He hops from flower to flower And touches them w1th h1s little llght, To gulde and to make them happy Through the long and sllent night He often makes me wonder How he cam fly all nlght long, And keep tlme to the tune Of the merry crlckets' song I SOm6t1lSS w1sh that I A flrefly m1ght be, So that I could fly about at nlght To help the lonely flowers sec XXX!!! By Mlldred Boynton She has brown eyes and black curly halr She doesn't wear rouge and 11p St1Ck Unless lt happens th t pe 1sn't there Then she slaps lt on good and She trles to be d1gn1f1ed when wlth a crowd But sometimes she lsn t success ful She tT1US not to l ugh a c talk too loud, For th1s would be dlstrcssful Q 1 At home she learns to s w and cook Th c k 1S 1118 a UTICK, Althoueh she got the reclpe from a book It's lu ys too thln or too thlck At darning socks she can't be beat, I'd be willing to bet a dollar, But sometlmes she leaves needles ln the feet Boy, you'd ought to hear pa holler' Otherwlse, I guess she's grand, Nobody ought to deny it Hey Irene, stop b1t1ng my hand That last sentence, I never can end lt XXXXYY A NEWSBGY Emery Thompson A newsboy must work every day sells hls p pers as he goes h1s way has to shout for people to hear, he walks the streets, far and near must have a very h rd l1fe For all hls work lS savlng and strlfe, He shouts s he walks the str ets Telllng all the people he meets WBuy your p per here, tUlS w They're only flve cents tod y halt for me, I'll be rlght tnere I've got the news from every where If he doesn't sell hls papers, he Prob bly won't e t you see So as he tr vels up and down, You hear h1s Xtra Extra Through the town . . . . , C l . . o U . . , . . ' :Q ' n O .- 0 ' , . . I .F . . . . 2 ' 0 . 1 ' He a . . n 1. He As . 0 , r, ' He 1 Q , 1 . Q A 9 ' O . . . 0 8 i C I Sy, o H . thick. ' I A A - . . . . N O . ' z 1 ' 1 l ' -- ra rw va ' -I 5, L 3 , . . 3 ' Q - ' A , 1 ' UE - 3 IN 1 0 ' 3' , S e o e ' ': ' ' 0 Q I u ,fra ' SJ. MA I . H T5 OUR 5 ENIOKS Clarence Bartlett HDubbyN Modest and shy is he. Class Poet ' Baseball 2, Winter Carnival 2. Handball tournament 1. Clarence comes from the town of Montville. He is six feet tall, blond and very well liked by his school mates. Although he took very little part in ath- letics and plays, we are sure he will succeed in any business he undertakes Irene Boynton Remie And still they gazed and still their wonder grew that one small head could carry all she knew Valedictorian Plays 3 A Literary editor of school paper A Secretary f student council A iirst place in the county in the V F W Auxiliary theme contest A Irene is the tallest firl in our senior class Sie s ar cellent student and has made many friends in t e last iour years Je all feel sure that Irene's ab1l1t5 and studiousness ill win for her many honors in the years to come Angie Fuller NPussy Fulle N I don't intend to b fli t, 1t's Just my may Class J ts class plays 2 3 A Alumni ed itor of school pane Angie is a Jollf spo t aid is iked by her cl ss ate friends S e live n o tvi le and has gone all IOM years to falker Pigh she has tarer p rt in all our school a tivities angie plans to be Parse c the senior class, isa you luck, Angie Vernon Fuller WDernn A moral, studious, well-bred man. Class President Class president 3, A. Plays 2, 3, A. Business manager of school paper A. Table 'tennis tournament 3. Handball 2. Vernon is one of the most ine dustrious members of our class. He comes to school from Mont ville, walking part way and rid ing the rest Vernon's amtition 1S to join the navy keep up the good work and you are bound to succeed Sidney Jones Sid A combination of solemnity and mischief Class Jill Class plays 2, 3 A Handball 2 Table tennis 2, 3 A Runner up table tennis 2, 3 Semi finals speaking 3 J nter carnival A field day 3 A Baseball let t rs l, 2, tary and treasurer 3 A Adver tis ng manager on the Banner Sidney has been one of our most outstanding athletes raving helped to vin all of our games for three seasons He is quite industrious ard the girls are his worst en ries Sidney has been in all our school plays he is a Food sport Brm Inoflton Verma I will always Lake the most of tire and talent aalut to 1 n C a s president 2 Pla,s sell finals 3 Social editor of school paper A r a he oeen one of the h gh rarkin students 11 our C mess Durinv her io r years of plan .- ' C l 0 - C A . . . J- e Q Y' ' 'Y , I ' ' vv ' u s 0 Q . . Tn l , 0 ,z A n O - - . 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Althea Hannan Alley oop Fer voice is vcrf soft, eehtle and low excellent thing in woman Class IlStOTf P ay 2, Semi finals speaking A Althea is tall and dark she i in e class She has been very active in all our liked bv everfons in the class. sltiough she doesn't tsne part in sports, she takes an active part in speaking she yas cho sen the semi finals. AltYea's chief anbitnon is to b cone a hair dresser Best of lacl, nlthea upper half of our class plafs, and is Virgil fannan J rg' Let me sile t be Uluso 1.1. exchange edit of yelr cool A For foir years virfil as pedalled his w I to and fron V er Iifi scioo irvi s ratker a odlet lad bat is l e by GJ ryone Fe has always been willing to QO Tis part, l+ otgh living in alerdo has ,revented h n from being 11 cdr play wish vod pl ntf Access Wrede icl ucas 'Urdb' My should lif U.a.c1Qa Gfftq all labor ceo Class plays 3 A andbhll tournament 2 la le tenlis 3, ' ter c r ival 3 s tan adve +1 in er f r bear bool h Frederick is from Searsmont without him the class would have had a hard time to survive, for he has acted as general errand boy for all our class needs. He has done a great deal in school activities and he has certainly shown his sportsranship and frieldliness ve have no idea of what plans he has for the fu ture, out me wish hir luck Willian nathieson Billy A proper nan as one shall see on a suIher's day F' Clase song ana 2, 3 sinstrel 2 Bas cetb ll 2, Basketball letter A Baseball letter l, 2, Drack meet Carnival 3 Joie editor school paper A J1 iam is known as HB1llH among n s ClLSe18+GS and friends Te has beautiful red nair and ar luc ejcs Le is a goo chief a bition is e don't know what e la s GO when 1 gets out wrat v r you o serior class, snort b sletoall of chool, .x.J,L , wisl you lucn. Emma riicst 'Empire f littl too he'er live lone first onor ssay ni e tiev say, do Tuna is one of our best stu ents P8 s a dolly pe son, are c when everjore likes Q ri J her fear years of high c ofl ere has tures part in ncarlf all of oii school actlvi ics Per anbl ion is to oecome s t r I 'l C Q t of luck, Lxia csrta nly meet vit s c lbert slidrore sonny an fefy ford of tie cosoa y of CJ-Gnu Class liophes, L 7 fl n. , u - V, - OM O V' - , n - : . l 4 U 5 fu 1 1 , I, ' ' ' 4 ' .J CJ 'L V . - .A Q . - an .. - ' ,sa . vw 7,5 . 17 . N - o , . 1' ' . I' E ' -1 , , F - .. l 3, L. . - in 5, f, 9 J . . f, X ,f f- . 'V' .L L 9 if , lj.. Al Q ' . . s th s 1 U a 3, Q, r 1 ' - - -, o - ll v - O -A ' x c- ' ' 3 LP r, , ' y Q - n o Y 'A .' W, ' L .1 U J s. . A n ' lc ' C1 fa 4 J ' ,. - f-1 ,-, J- -I . -1 . F . f + 2 -. ll l . . , C1 . . . - - 5- 2 V ' '1 li Q sn s A . in h'- ' ' ,+- v - A' fl - - ,' fn ' ' ' .-u 1 Y ' ' A - - 1 df l, b -l J . 2 d V3 U ' TT. . V1 . . . 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Class plays 2,3,L. Editor- in-chief of school paper A. Albert is one of our best athletes all of our talent has our class He has taken part in activities and his made him a hero in plays Albert is a Jolly, good naturea person, who is a great dmirer of the gills His pleasant smile appeals to everyone Je wish you the best of luck, Sonny' Jklkilfakaifvk SENIQR RCJLL CALL Always fOlgStS herself Always likes friends A Jolly port Cutest boy Every minute playing Everything in kindness Feels needlessly lazy I forget boy friends Some ble Joke Very willing help r Ve y atterti e fellow Norlds roughest man THE SENQOR EST9 Tallest Fatest Shortest Thinnest Cutest Youngest Gayest Saddest Bright st vittie t Slow st Dress Sportiest Irene and Clarence Fmma Angie and Virgil Althea Frederick fnnie ard Billy Fmia Clar nc Irene id V iron Pillv and nmma Erma and Cla erce dney Sonny Ylklklklkbk l . . . ' I . . . . , . . , I A . U ' ' ,F ' 1 I C J I c . . . . 3 ' 0 ' , . I 3 I . 1 TX ' . o a I o 1 L ' H 1 , ' ' U K u o . . I -D J.. . 0 S X . , . is ln . v., . . xi A.F.H. ' I ' ' ' . A.L.F. ' ' A.J.S. ' s C.B. E.M.P. ' ' - E.I.K. '. ' ' . Eolqalao ' - ' . 1.F.B. , - - , SQBQJQ -,D . v.w.H. ' ' L, 13 , S ' ' V.A.F. r I 'v ' e , W.R.M. V 1 1 3 PFPFPKPFPFFF 3 3 - . , ' X A ' ' A Y ' A ' ' 63 J I 1 1 - . i - . n Q D- D , , .. S A -1 , . A . -1 11 ' I . ' g u I 0 I3 J- rf 68 'A - A X' M H - .X 1,-' 1 -G- 9 A t e ar - H - I G -3 e I A .- L fa J S in . 3 'J' t T7 9 -- rd I 1 0 TQ L 3 ' v- C ' Q, ' u 1 . ' 1 U a 'rig I ' . 1 a 1' - W , 17 ALUMNI Owing to the fact that our space is limited we make mention here of only those alumni who, have entered the service. 1936. Arthur Boynton is in Camp Blanding, Fla. andy Austin Priest in Camp Wheeler, Macon, Geo 1938 John Cram is 1n the Navy and Sewall Prescott in an Army Camp in Georgia 1939 Earl Adams is in the Houlton Aviation Unit, Keith Cram with the M rines in S Car olina, and Clifford Tenney in an Army Camp in S Carolina l9hO Donald Lucas 1S with an Army Urit in Denver, Col Clayton Foy in an Army Camp Georgia, and Joel :yman with a Navy Unit in San Diego, Cal lkvkakakvklk GRADUATION Graduation will be held June A, at the Community Hall The e says will be written on the topic of Home D fense The Class Parts are as follows Irene Boynton Valcdiotory Erma Knowlton Salutatory Emma Priest First Honor Essay Vcrion Fuller Address to Undergraduat s Anal Fuller and Frederick Lucas Glas Giits Vir il Hanran and Sidney Jones Class Jill 'illiam I thicson Class Ode Albert SKlQmOPG Class Prophecy l h a H inan Class History Clarence Bartlett Clas Poem The ushers will be Alf d Jones, Sherman Cr m, I rilyr Rhodes, Ethel Lnoulton, nd Ma w Hall Walter H rt will be Marshall Jvlfd XXX if! 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Q--+-+-- 3 xXNm ,f'Q 3 --.ffff '-J U 4 r Q 2 U' !j' WINTER C14 PNIVAL On Feb 1, 1940 valker Flgh School held lt nlrd annual snow meet on the mer Hlgh grounds T e af alr wa sored by the s 1 or class al though a number of chocls Vere lnvlted only hmnterpolt p t C1 pated ln the events ' SH1FgtOH was well repre ent d but only ln a spectators role Bvents star ted at 12 00 noon and COH+1Du6d through the afternoon A supper and a carnlval ball were held ln the evenlng 1D the Communlty Fall Norma Harrlman was elected for the Carnlval Queen wxxxx PRIZE SPEAKING The SGN1 flnals were held at the Communlty Hell, larch 21, There were ten pupll sp allhg lay Ann Barlow Alfred Joie , and Mary Hall, were chosen to represent Llb rty lH L A W contest The llnals were held ln the I-all Aprll 18 and Norman Jones of Washlhgton T8CG1NSd the lrst pla e cups Dorothy sale of Appleton and Allred Jones of Lloelty recelxed the second rlace cups Beds were glven to the other contes+ ants lhls glv s Llbe ty tnr e small c ps toward the thlld large cup Pkiklkvklkik We take t01S opportunlty to thank th lad es about to n who have lent us fUfH1tUV6 plan s, etc for our plars contests, and enterta1n,ents Nr Belle Knozlton hrs nlla NcCdtey, lhrs Maud Burlclll , Nrs Inez Ha rlman, Nrs Ida vGl1lDgtOD, and Mrs Merle Jones have helped us many tlmes ln thls way lkfkfklkfkllf BASKETBALL BANOUET Soon fter the close of the ba ketball season a banquet lS held ln honor of the players Thls was held H rch 20 at the scnool house Mrs Abbl Bannan an tre freshmen served the re fle ld nts Aft 1 th bauquet Irs Jon s aetlug as toastmaster called on Bono wry Captalns rua Prlcst a1d Albert Skldmore and a so th coach, Mr Card for a spec h Fo lowlng the speak lng he basketball letters were awarded Later ln the evenlng all en Joyed daaclng ln the haln Room mLSlb bv our local orchestra Jam s Ro1ell, Bernlce Cram and Iarold L nscott Je all had a verv good tlme and we want to than: those Jho helped to make lt a success lkvkvkrkvkvk BASKETBALL SUMMARY Boys G mes POlHtS Date Opponents OPP NOV A1331 ton c W nt pert near colt Brcrls A Ileton can U J, Flc dom 1 V nt port Dec polt Brocqs Feb Isl ooro Ualtf Isle boro Alumnl Freedom Won 7 lost 9 19 K lx ' I xv ' A ' Q K .L ' s tl ' l Wal' . . h f I ' s spon- Sgfl. .. ' ' F S L, if E' ' ' Vf W' ar i '- S . ' . V . o Via ll A 0 S e L ' lv ' ' va l ' , T A - 1 ' - ' 1' - ' . 'e . 4' : H U' nd ll .5 . - t A LL A , 5 skie J e' e l QT' Q '1 4- '+ 0 V 1. -A s 1' .W 1 J. LC . L . . L ELL 3: 1 -I . A h . ' L . ' 'U ' 0 'Q D il . U ' ,C . 1 1' - , Q tl ' o ' 5 o f 1 - l 1' - -'Q ' X.- . K l G 5 . . , lvi ,- Y Q V . . E3 'iv - o ' , ' - -1. I ', l s L 1 -' v , ' . '3 I K- D . 9 ' o o 0 U O ,. . 'V A 0 A O A a , May Ann Barlow of Liberty, ' ' 1 A ' c - W L ,- Q 1 o -, H .C - . . 18 an cl 15 14 A cf A . L DG - 2 cr 29 55 so - ,. -- 1 'f 6 ' 25 55 , 1 . 1 als 10 27 21 - A U- 17 pan . 49 27 . Je - 7 mb' 57 14 10 if 25 19 m . . el - gr 1 S 17 Alllgn 19 52 HY , J -A 21 Ei er, 25 41 ,. 24 U 'TS ' 39 59 31 .1 22 ' 26 . 4 'es' 22 24 . . 7 57 21 L Z . . ll .ss. 53 26 . e 1 wr : 14 1 ' 29 7 ' ' ' U , 5 , t 20 26 20 ,: 'T 2 , .- 'Nu ' a - ' H . 1 3. 1 V - , IW ' ' ,il 1 -1 f . A . '----'-- I 1. ' 1- f- 'RY ' J. J. Q I J. 20 Girls Games Nov Dec Jan Appleton Winterport Searsport Brooks Appleton Unlty On Aprll 25th, we held movies and a dance at the Communlty Hall, for the beneflt of Base ball Here we wele very suc cessful and want to +HLPk all, who took part ln mablng lt a Freedom Alblon Wlnterport Searsport Brooks Islesboro Unlty Islesboro Alumnl Freedom Won 8 lost 7 tled l Feb xxxxxx TRACK Shortly after basketball was over, Nr Card oul coach held an organlzatlon meettng to prepa e for our tracm Peets t'lS snrlng wlth W5Sh11gtOH and Apple on, Last year at the L A W meet Walker won the cup At the Waldo county meet me were thlPQ, lOS1Hg second place by one polnt Thls year we are honlng to do better, lH both meets, than we dld last year Thls belnv orly our fourth year at track work, We feel ure that we can do better than we dld last year xxxxxx BASEBALL Although we have been play lng baseball for +he past three or four years we expect to h ve SUCCESS XXXXXX SCWTBALL Almost as soon as the o f the ground th glIlS sta pract ng softball Wttl W lgnt as coach Jorma he a taln, ard Ha g re+ M nacer, tk y base OIg3llZ to a team W1 ch they fe l can o som real wor so lng Th y exoect to wlth Alblor, Ersklne, and fast xxxxxx Heard 1U Chemlstry class su e thls PWQY Bel I What lS the use of an eJec+r1c fin? Althea H Fo change the dust I V Vhy change the dusto Althea To get fresh dust, f COUTS8 . 18 18 30 ' . 2 30 2h ' 6 lO ll ' 5 - 10 5- 0 1 ' 17 32 21 ' ' q,'-. . . 7 ' 30 32 ' l ' ' lO l9 l9 . 17 ' 29 ll 2l ' 2h 32 2L 27 lu , 31 ' 37 17 . A lb lo 7 ' 30 33 u snow is 11 17 f ' e ' , rted lb f' 21 13 ici , ga 1321 Mr. 20 23 29 fr: l - , T - f.rriman ' - C-p '. I' J.r a. o Harriman ' a -ec l. 3- 1 . 1 ' ed in- A . ll 'n e r ' d e l K yr' . e :A ' lf 4 . ' ' u J. A . . .1 .6 t . . . and the county meet at Monroe. dr. W.-- ' , . ' e . u 0 Vo -, . 1 Q ' ' Nair, V. 'vi ' , L . rf D r ' ' -- 'I O Q A 0 1 1 V AL- 0 i A-Q 'LL ' a ' . 's 1' ' e H l'l ' . ' ' - 1- I ,4- , S F 4 ' vt A ib1 ' ' - ' 'h euu c A- .. ? : Od 1 '4' I . .L I L . , - Q - Aa 2 J Q J ' 1 x - A G- 0 - V . u e'L 'h': ' a L 0 ' - P T' : f L ' won. ' ' .,,,: . , 0,7 ' ,. D.. Ty V - - J - '11 .nv K3 . . 4 . , l,,,, Q-L l 1 . ht 1 rames we , 1 ' 1 :l'1s, 'i ' Q, A 'e a 1 ' ' sn n -- .'l',f ' 4- '. ttan ! a better t ad t lS ye r ever before Last yeal we Dlay ed thlee games, M3lCh we Tnls so lng ve h ve elght scredlled ttese g hooe to hav s good luck QS we dld.Q3St fall dMGS PhOtOSVHth9SlS lS that part of tte a1r whlch 13 dust above the e rth It 1 sux or s van K1 es tnlck and has great pressure Clarence ln tes+ F plur ts unum lS where all the p lcS come from or bo bark t XXXXXX Sherman What fl ty certs for a sh ve vhy your FTlCG 1as dou bled Mr Tuttle So has your chln XXYKXX Mrs Mathlescn Desmond make a sentence lSlHQ lrin pos tlon De mo d iDOUD1lUg un flstl when you want to flght stand 1D dls oosltlon r.q LW Ifr'H Ji:DbtL:D Harold--Is that your cigarette butt? Wilbur J.--You can have it, you saw it first Robert Blanchard What happened when Mrs Mathieson caught you reading Dick Tracy in English classo Burleigh Oxton I lost my place Vernon F Roland Fuller dreamed that I went to heaven and Peter let me in He gave me a piece of chalk and tolk me to write all my sins on the stairs as I ascended I started up and who do you think I meto Roland Fuller Whom? Vernon I dreamt I met you com ing down for another piece of chalk Freshie How long can a person live without brainso Soph I donft know, how old are you9 May Ann Billy aren't sheep the stupidest creatures that ever lived? Billy H Yes, my lamb thev are Ethel K I believe in s gns, don't you Nl ter9 Walter H I sure do you were in love vlth me what is that a sign ofo Walter A sign you were surely dreaming hr Card Bernard if you had ten doll r in one pocket and twelve dollars in another Nhat have you? Bernard The wrong pair of pants W iter at Red Pop This colfee is innorted frnm Brazil Berkl y C F, o tra ' here you have been Willis B. was saying his go-to- bed prayers in a very low voice. NI can't hear you, dear,N his mother whispered NWasn't talking to you,H Wil is answered firmly Irs V playing Sunday? George W h, that's all right Lama Army Do I with actually see you your soldiers on This is the Salvation Nhat do we need for din ner? Betty M tripped over the rug and we ne d a new set of dishes Please, Mother Christine K Can you type? Annis T Yes, I use the Colum bus system C What's thato A I discover the key then land unon it Strangei Where does this road soo Emery T It doesn't go any whti 's it stays right where t C ty guy I saw a horse down the road with a broken leg Donft you usually kill a horse WltH Wilbur J Nope I usually kill mine with a shotgun Thersa Nork this sum Two Pg five cents ach six cents a pint, oi sugar at ten oound What d getne a pint or M lk a half p und cents a h lf they make to A custard M Mis Tittlefield that your s t Edith No, sir, it belong the town . . . ' . 1. it . . ' ' It . 1.-- . 0 5' !o 'O , 0 0 ' 0 . ' A . ln M' . 0 ki! '-1 .. . ' A 0 ll , IIT-re ' . ' re iivr . . I A- 0 ' ' .15 x . Q '-- -' u I . -nn a 'l . o 5 A . ' ' 3 'S . . L i ' .-- L , v , is. . . 4 i -- o -L . W 8 . 0 ' . W . - -- I ' a . 0 0 In Q Ethel--well I dreamt last that PQOKSI1 les- I ' nv' . V . ' 0 , . . U . ' . --u --' 1 ' . ef: s ' ' e , ' ' ' yy o ' . 7 1 . 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