Washington Academy - Record Yearbook (East Machias, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1950 volume:

Scrvmg Commcrcnl Bankmg Eastern Trusts and Fetates Nlauu- New Deposxtors are always welcome nn this Bank Young pvople 1uQt starting then' luusnm-we can ers wull End us unter c ted m thelr profvrese A chcckmg account marks you as bust nesshkc m the handling of your personal finances and may be an important factor lh ectablxshmg your credit and standing THE MERRILL TRUST COMPANY Member Federal Reserve System - . - U , 7 R ,., .X .' L ' .. s . f' ' - Fedefdl .Deposit Insnirimkje Corporation THE WASHHNQJTONJ RVCURD QQMAE W nr: Russo '59 D v 1 7 MDC CXC5 Publzshed LITUIULIHN In flu Suuor Class 0 Wfcufmwlqfzm A admlw EusrMuJ11m 'Xiuzm Y 7 N ' I L1 N ,IH , 9' W ff, 5' '29-U :ia 955 ze .... Q' JI K. f. C ,X 5, FACULTY Master Seated left to right: Mrs. Kinsey, Mrs. Beam, Mr. Pope, Principal, Mr. Horton, Sub 'sv--f pan cum 1161 1 1 ug of the N 1sh111qto11 1211011 1111 I1 111Q feng 11 truuto IX 'Xlbext Be.1111 0 h umm me be r1e11 4 L1 fmhfullx OI tha 131 x -YSVZQM 454. V KN I in 1 5. 1 2 1 .. ,Q A vw. 1 ' 1 Q. the Class of 1950. 111: hk ss 1 I Y 'if ' K 1' ' to c ' E glish L 1 F 'h I ' If Irs. f ' X2 . xxh as , '1z 1 f' dfd S -1 V ff ' ' ist 1h1'cQ 4'Ci1I'5. This P1250 cf thc Washx113,tc11 Record ls dedlmtcd tc the Faculty ind nlrustccs of W1bhll1gtlWl1 Ac1dcn1y FACULTY Mr Cardner C Pope Mr Wwrren H Horton Mrs Floyd H Kxnsey Mrs Albert E Bewm Chirles McFxov Acklev Ceorqe L Bucknam Colm Cirnpbell Eclvun C Cites Lester S Cmne Percy F Crane Frank S Doxxlmg Henry W Savtver Dr Clarence A Small Harold F Sm1ll Wllder C Smlth W1ll1an1 B Tilbot Rex Herbert L Wiss Presxclent V1ce Fresldent Treasurer TRLISTFFS Fl1QllSl'l HONORARY MEMBINR D 'unes VV Crine OFFICERS PFIIICIDEII Submaster Commercml Instructor 1nd French Instructor Cutler Whlllllq Michms East M lchl as Michms Orono acksonx 1lle Mllbrldqe Banqor Machx IS Cutler Fact Micbl as Fast Mubl as MWIIIQ MTIIIQ Milli? Milne Mime Malne Mame Mame Malne Mime Mime M une Milne Fercx If Crine Henrx VV Sam yer Frank S Don llnq Secretary Rex Herbert L Wwss EXP CUTIVE COMMITTEI: Percy F Crtne Icster S Crwne II Hold F Small .. r 7 5 . i 5 I, I 4 T I 1 Q . .I K F . Y I 0 . J' . ......,.....,............ ,,,....,....... .,..,................,..............,... I I 1 I , .............4......-...........,.........,..,..........---....,.......... C -1 si- , D L ........--4.4.............-....,.,...4.....,..-......,.. 41 .- - . . C .........,..........,...............,......, 4 K -ri 1 4 .- f .1 4 I I I ,.....,,.... . ,..... ..-.. , .r .-4. ..,,,4-...........,..'....,...... . C I J K . Q ..........................,...,..........,....,.....,,........,..... ' ' K , fl ' C ...,.................,.....,....................,...,................,.. C Q 1' . 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A ' Q. 1 4 ' .X- ..,...,...4,..-.4........,,...,,,.4..,.......,......-.,.,.....,....,.....,.- I 4 C I I c ..........,...,..........,.,.....,,...........,,..............,............. I, , 5 ff ' . z , , 3 , f . ' e ' 1. . THE WASHINGTON RECORD .... EDITORIAL BOARD t m tc b H Hall R S all R Dennison Ga d G W G dn W D gt e ynt n BG:-xr ffl a t Edltor Llterary Edltors Worralne Albee Dorothy Hall Busmess Managers Bruce Holmes Robert Small Boys Sports Edltors Wlll13m Gatcomb Hox ev Hall Girls Sports Edltor Ellzabeth Gardner Alumm Editors Florence Bryant Vu 12111 Seax ey EDITORIAL BOARD n Chlef Edward Graham Art Editor Barbara Huntley joke Editors Roy DCHHISOH I L1ll1an Look Activity Editors Lucrlle Gr1FHn Wllllam Dans Sales Managers Betty Harmon Clara Harmon Exchange Editors Wllllam Gardner Robert Gardner TYPISTS Worralne Albee V1v1an Seawey Robert Gardner Edvt ard Graham Dorothy Hall Clara Harmon Bruce Holmes Hoxey Hall Elxzabeth Gardner 'E' l ' . fl 1 K Q ff. Standing, lef to right: B. Hol es, W. Ga om , . , . m , . ' , r ner, E. raham, . ar er, . avis. Seated, left to ri h : W. Albee, V. S avey, F. Br a , C. Harmo , B. Harmon, . ner, l... Gri n, l... Look, D. H II, B. Hun ley. . -i - . '-I '-I V ' ' , r. ' . . 7 THE WASHINGTON RECORD Senlurs XX ORR-XINI MBI I Hncly I lst XIHLIIIHS Patience IS remedy for ey ery sorroyy Cllec Club 3 Baccalaureate Cholr 3 Band 7 3 4 f lrls Softball I 7 s Cnrls Softball Captain 4 Girls Basketball 4 Girls Basketball Captain 4 Inbrarlan 2 3 Sub Deb Club 3 jumor Nhss Club 2 Make up -Xrtlst of Play 4 Property Nlanager of Play 4 Assembly Programs I 2 3 Typmg, Proiress Certificate 3 4 'yIon1tor2 3 4 Intramural Sports I Z 4 Intra mural Sports Captaln I 2 4 Typist for Record 3 4 Ilterary I'd1tor of Rccord 4 Hit Ihe Hugh Spot Correspondent 4 Ileet the -Xthletlc girl of the Senior Class VVheneyer there IS a gamc of any kmd you yylll find Hucky rlght ln the mldst of lt play Ing hcr hardest She has done a good pob as Ilterary IBLIITOI' thls year and hcr p lrodles on famous poems keep ey ery one laughing I I URI NCI BRI -UNT Ilonncc Cutler As merry as the day IS long C1IceClubI 7 3 Softball! Z 3 4 Baccalaureate Cholrl 7 3 IlIDI'AI'I3I1 3 Sub Deb Club y junior 'Xhss Club 7 Dramatlcs 4 -Xssembly Program I 7 3 4 Xlomtor 7 3 Commltteesl 7 3 4 Alumnl I'd1tor of Record 4 pleasing personality We yylsh you much success In your nursing, profes sion XVII I I-XXI DSX IS Bzlly Cutler Oh sleep' It IS a gentle thmg Beloy ed from pole to pole Blsketball I Baseball I 3 4 Intramural Sports I 7 4 Band I 7 -Xctlylty I'dxtor of Record 4 Pine Tree Club 7 3 lntramural Basketball 7 3 4 Assembly Programl 3 Bllly keeps us pU77ICd as to Ins ambltlons but yye knoyy you yy ull fulfill them yy hateyer they are yVe yvlsh you much success Ill the future Billy ROX DINXISON JR Imlcr I asr XIach1as Smg ayyay song cast ayyay cares Baskctball I 7 3 4 Basketball Capta1n2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 lntcr class Basketball I 7 3 4 Inter class Basketball Captaln I 7 4 Intramuml Games I 7 4 Captam Intramural Games 4 Play Day 7 3 Pune 'Iree C lub 7 3 jumor Prom Attendant 3 Sophomore Hop Committee 7 joke Idxtor of Record 4 Assembly Programs l 3 IJFRITISULS 4 jumor Prom Commlttee 3 IlI1lyCI' has been our star basketball player for four years The team yylll surely mlss you neat year We understand you yylll soon accept the posmon as mall clrrler betyy een Xlachms and U esley We yy onder yyhy u . 4. 4. 8, 4 , ., 'I,I.I . 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' .. . j- ' ' TIIE VVASIIIINC TON RLCORD I ll Xlil Ill C XRIJX Intnx U IIIIIIIH Il1e nnltlest mmner mtl the entlest I1s.1rt r1n1ur1I Clnnes I ' I I3 C mntles 4 imtl 'I'lIIlS I Svor an Lord 4 Ix 11st for ieeord 4 I1 CSIIIAI1 Xla Une r1r11n Stf lx I II I I 4 LII SIILSIIIIII 1 LIIIIIIIIIIYLCS l ' 4 'I lelxet Horlx 4 Complete lI1eorx Ie I 4 100 xx ord Greig trmsermptnon 'est 4 tx s 1 sI1x mtl peleefx mmner S1e 121s :een 1 trlend to mtl l11s zlxx 1xs done ber sI11re of xxorlx xx nllmglx We IIC sure tI1e pmf. pon-f pl1x ers xx ull nnss x ou next x e1r I IRI C XRIJXI I Hulzln l 1st Xlaelnas If xou ue eontent, x ou I11xe enoueh to luxe LOIIlIOI'f'1IIlX lIlU'AlIIl1I'll QIIIICS I ' 4 IJFIIIIIIILS 4 Xssemblx Programs I 7 2 4 Pune 'Iree Club 7 I xLl1 Inge ldmtox of Reeord 4 1xp1st for Reeortl 4 Inter elass Bxslxetblll 4 Robert 1lxx axs seems to be qmet md pre ULLLIDICCI, but xxe bellue hrs quletness onlx eoneells Ins true mture He l11s nexer sl1oxx n mueh Interest Ill tl1e opposite sex but xxe xxon .er xxl1x l1e alxxaxs nnlxes those extr1 trlps to Lllerrx held XI lntmg Honor Iles Ill bonest toll Illlll' es 4 ss 1 1- 1 C xel U I x -e n1s to me tu. nuletest xox o t1e ea s -XltI1oufl1 I1e seems LIIIICI 1nd tlocsnt sI1oxx muah Interest IIT xxomen he I11s been seen xxlth 1 t1t1o1s KICIIH lI'l 11s exe 1 x Il su eeet III xxI11t e xou attempt to do X IC C 1 cldfllllllll 1st Ille s Better llte rI11n nex er l51seb1 4 I lx ball 4 Inter ellss lhslxet 1 4 IIIIFIIIIUI 1l fumes I 7 4 Student Counell representatne 7 Student Lounen Presnlent 4 Pune Iree Club 3 -Xssemblv Program Sports l L ltor o eeoral 4 XIUIIIIUI' I 7 Here IS our el1ss IIIIIIILIIIIIILIIII lllere IS no problem too great for I lllx tm sc lxe Illllx xxlll surelx be nnssul next xear xx l1CI'I b1seb1II se 1son o 1 ox 1 e 1e1r t11t xou ITL pllllllllli to go to -xI.1slx1 next xur, mtl xxe xnoxx 1 s X 1 the p1st tour xurs, xoul future. xxlll be xerx sueeessful . 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'2 :J I '- ' tl nt if you alo 11. -xx'elI in .-Xlnskn as you I111x'e nt IX. .- . fc r THE WASHINGTON RECORD IIJIX XRD I RXIIXII t...1r1 1st Nlxc IX I1 1tcx cr IS xxorth dolng at all IS xxorth doing xx ell Xssuuhlx programs! 7 2 4 Xlomrorl 7 3 4 Basketball xlamgcr x 4 lnscball Xlanagcr 4 I llll'2I'l3I1 3 4 Iypmg Progress Certlficate I 80 xxond Clrefg Iranscrlptlon 'lest 3 IJTRIIIHIILS 4 Intramural Games I 7 4 Scclctarx and Ircasurer of Class 4 Ixplst for Record I 4 FCIIIUI' m Chlef of Rccord 4 Inter class Baslxctball I 7 3 Ixckct xxorlx 4 4 Perfect -Xttcnd mcc Ccrt1f1c1tc I 7 3 4 PIIIC Ilcc Club 7 3 Captam Xlagannc am pugn 4 I dxx 1rd IS our chlcf source of unuscmcnt Ill chsses ll lthout llllll our I nuhsh cl1sscs xxould haxe becn dull Xs 1 b1 lxetball and b.1scball IIIIIIAQLI Id IS nc1rlx 1rrcpl1cef1blc Nou l11xc donc 1 sxxell lob as Idltor III C1 f llltl xxc xx Ish x ou n1ucl1 succcss II1 tl1e future C Rll lmzllc I lst XIIL s l :fc IS not so short but that thcxc IS 1lxx axs tunc cnough for courtcsx Sth Dcb Club unlor Nllss Club 7 lI'IlxC up -Xrtlst Scmor Plax 4 scmblx Progr n1s 7 3 XIOIIIIUI' 7 n nural Cannes I 7 1 mlttccs I 7 4 -Xctlxltx I dltor of Record 4 Xlcct one of thc quletest mcmbcrs of our class Iucllle ncx cr has mucl t s x -Xlthough she IS quiet sl1e 1lxx 1xs manages to get uound lllllfi, 1 c 1ope xou xx lll get tl1c onc you arc aftcr I ucllle' IJOROIIIX H-XII Dot XI lllfllli, RlSIIlg and reaclunff afam upxxard to the slucs Iimd I 7 3 4 Baccalaureatc Cllllll' Assemblx Programs I 7 Drmntncs I 4 unlor Prom Queen -Xttcndant I Secretarx and Irc1su1cr of Student Council 4 Secrctary of unlor Nlxss Club 7 XILC President ol Sub Deb Club 3 X Ice President of Class 7 PI'CSldCI1l' of Class 2 Ilt crarx Idztor of Record 4 IXPISI fol Record 1 4 Intramural Camcs Col es 3 4 I00 xxord Greg' Transcrlptlon Icst 4 Clrcgg Shorthand Complete Iheorx Iest 3 4 Ixpmg Progrcss Ccrt1I1c1tc 1 4 XAIIUILII Honor SUCICIQ 4 Hcrc IS thc most SILICIIOLIS mcmbcr of our class Dorothx h1s proxed xcrx clhcxcnt IS S crctarx fmd Ircasurel of the Student Councll tl11s xeu XX c Ixnoxx thxt xou xx Ill make 1 xcry Cl'I'IClCI1I secretary Hi XIX HXII Hoccv XX hltmg Soft ns tl1e muslc tlmt xxould charm forex er' It l 4 Ihseballl 7 Basltetba I 3 4 XILC Prcsldent of 4 l,fllIIll'lLS 4 Xsscmblx Programs I 7 3 4 umor Pron1 lung 1 Intra r1l Cnmcs w 4 Inter class B Itetball J 4 Pme Irce CI 1 Ixpnng Progless Certxlicate 1 Sports rdltill' 4 'lxplst for Record 4 unlor Prlle bpealtlng Clraduatxon Ixercnses a Xlonltor I 7 Pm Pong CIIAIIIPIOII I 7 -Xlumm amboree 7 3 Commlttccsl 7 1 4 Iloxcx IS thc backbone of IN A s band and tl1ex xx ull surclx mlss his I1ot trumpct ncxt xear -Xs an actor I1e can reallx Ixeep em lauglung, md xxc xx lll 1ll nuss Ins prcscncc ncxt xclr 5 '. 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'.. , ' ' ' THE WASHINGTON RECORD I IN IIXRX Bun mst Xlaeuxs Ihe dlfheultx II'l llfe IS the eholee s unbb Profruns I I ll Cheerlelder 4 untor Xllss C,lub 1 rcasurer of Sub Deb C ub Representttne to Student C ounell 1 baeealxureatc C,hoxr 7 Cemmlttee I 4 C xptaln of XIIUAIIIIC CAIIIIDAIUII Cfrand Prllc XX llll er o 1 time Campuffn 4 IDFIIIIATILS 4 Sales Xlanazer of Reeord 4 X1t o xl Honor Soeletx 4 Nhenexer ue ure III the IIILIC of the -Xssemblx roem ue hear Iettx s exelted giggles We ulsh sou the Best of Iuelx lI1 xour U'AlI1IIIU and C ou xou xxx c x c ur e I ull nuss xc u next x CI XR4 II-XRXIOX Clua lst Xlte s Ihe grass stoops not she tre xds on If so lllllll' R mresentttne to Stulent C,oune1l I CII Cl I I Preslde t I Class 7 X lee President of Class 3 X lee President rf Studext Counell 4 President of unxor Xllss C,lub 7 President of Sub Deb Club Drama les 7 4 C,l1eerleader 3 4 Cheerleader Captam 4 Representatne Xt U SX S Plat Dax 3 Ilbrarlan 3 4 umor Pr17e Spealunfr 3 -Xssemblx Pro run I 7 4 I7 -XR C lI'ICIId3fC 4 Baeealaureate Chexr I 7 'Ixpmff Pro fress Ccrtlheate 3 PIXDISI for Record 3 4 Cxrezf Shorthand Complete I'heorx lest 4 I00 nord Cxreffg 'lranserlptlon Test juruor Prom Queen Xttend w 7 3 4 Natlonal Honor Soe Slle Nlu er Reeord 4 Xlanmer of Cnrls Softball 3 Intramural Clames I 7 4 C tndx Sllesman 4 XX SN S SPCRIKIIII-I Contest 3 tru ue helr xou would lllte to go to Husson C,ollefc next xelr Were sure thlt sou ulll hate nothin' to worry about lf xou proxe to be as sueeessful IS xou hate been here for the past four tears We ltnoxx that xou xull be mlssed greatlx next tear cspcelallx as eaptaln ef the eheerleadcrs BRUC I HUI XII S Brute I lst Xltehns Bt the xxorlt one lenoxxs the uorlemtn Xeeomptnnst for Iiaeellaureatc Cholr and Cllee C,lub 7 Clrldultfor xerelses 7 1 and I -Xssemblx Pro frams I 7 4 X CI1ll'0I' I Ins ball Xlanager 7 3 4 JUITIOI' Prize Spealun 1 junnor Prom Ixme -Xttendant I I lbrarlan 3 4 CIXPIHU Progress Certlheate a Gre 'sz Shorthand Complete Ihcorx Test 4 IDFAUIHULS 4 Intramural Games I 7 4 Class Presldent 4 Seeretarx of Pme 'Iree Club J Commlttees I 7 J 4 IK plst for Re ord 4 Buslness Xlanaeer for Reeord 4 Inter elass Basketball 3 4 Ptax Dm at XX SX S 'lxelxct xxorlt 3 4 Freket eller 7 Perfcet Xttenduee Certlfleate Pune 'I ree Club 7 Box s State Representatne v Here IS our DIAIIU plaxex xx ho zluaxs lnens up rehearsals and sueh xuth hrs nimble hnvers on 1 ICCSINDITLI The basltetblll squld xull hue 1 htrd tune repllemg sueh nn energetle manager IIARIS-XRAX HLX Il I X Barb I Ist Xlaeuas ICC IS a 1est and all thmzs shots I thought so onee but noxx I lenoxx lf Cjlee Club I 7 umor Nllss Club 7 Sub Deb Club IDFAIIIAIILS -1 umor Prlle Spealon 1 Baeealaureate C,ho1r I 7 1 Xlonltor 7 Lomnuttees I 7 4 Softball 4 Intramural Clames I 7 4 -Xrt Ldllill' of Reeord 4 -Xlthough Barbara IS frequentlx unable to attend sehool she stlll IIIIIIIQLS HXY ILXLX III S IL Sl YILS ' 1 e tlunle s e ps e me 1 me e e 1 here II U ?2 THE WASHINGTON RECORD LILLIAN IO0Ix W hltlng Ihough I am alu ass III haste I am new er III a hurry -XSSCIHIJIS Programs I Z v 4 Seeretarx and Ireasurer of Class 3 Cap tam llaganne Campaign 2 Xlanage. XlaJa71ne Campalgn 4 Cheerleader 4 Dramatles 4 Ilbrarlan 7 3 4 olte Idltor of Reeord 4 Sehool Reporter 4 Hlt the Hugh Spot Correspondent 4 Glee Club 7 3 Baccalaureate Choir 7 Ixplst for Record 4 Candx Salesman 4 Xlomtor 7 Sub Deb Club 3 junior Xllss Club 7 Co dlreetor of Plax 7 Intramural Games l 2 4 Commmttees l 7 3 4 PUIIIILIFX Xlanager of Plax 4 Txpmg Pro gress Certlfielte 7 High Salesman II ashmgton Reeord l Natlonal Honor Somety 4 Here IS a member of our elxss xx ho ns alxx axs readx and xullmg to help with the dlffieult tasks that msc 1round the school We knoxx xou will be 1ust as xullmg to help at the L of Xl next scar as xou haxe been here X IX I-XX SI -XX I X Vzemiz L ast Xlaehlas Ile that has a p ztlenee mu eompass HI'IXIIllI1g Glee Club I 7 3 Baeealauleflte C holr l 7 3 Dramatxes 4 -Xssemblx 3 junlor Xllss Club 7 nlxpmg Pro fress CCIIIHCHIC 3 -Xlumm ICIIIOI' of Record 4 Txplst for Record 3 4 Poster XX orlt 3 4 Commlttees 7 3 Intramural Cxamesl 7 3 4 XIXIHH IS one of our more studlous and quiet IIIKIIXILIUAIS Fhoual she new er talks mueh ue are sure she has a great mam busx thoughts II1 her head We hope xou are hlppx xuth xour eertam someone , xlXl'lll ROBIRI SMALL Robert Ilast 'llaehma 'I he motto of ehlxalrx ns also the motto of XXISKIOIII 'I o serxe all but loxe onls one lntramuralC1mes 1 7 4 Basketball l 7 3 4 Baseball 4 Inter Class lhsketball Captam 3 Inter Class Basketball 1 7 3 4 Representatne to btude If Counell 3 Dramatxes 1 7 4 Plax Dax 7 J jumor pr17e Spealong 3 Busmess llanager of Record 4 Sophomore Hop Commlttee 7 Jumor Prom Commxttee 3 Assembly programs l 3 Bob IS the best lxked box Ill the elass Hls readx XXII and qulek sense of humor xxms exerxones heart We are sure sou ean get along fine Ill eolle le, Robert because x our personahtx IS one of the best A I A ' UI077 , . . 4 , N. v - ,U .. . . w . 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Q , Q' I . .i THE WASHINGTON RECORD ll AZ HOW THE TRAINING TEACHERS HAVE HELPED AT W A When school beqan on September 6 h xxe had no 1de1 th1t xxe xxould have te1chers tr11n1nq 1t W A We soon found out th1t there xfxere to be txxo te1chers from the Norm1l School to teach certaln Freshmen 1nd Sophomore classes Exentu1lly xxe had txxo teachers here from the Normal School They yxere Allen Broxx n from Pembroke and Clxnton Phlnney from Eastport They xx ere both xery soc11ble xxell llked by exeryone 1n school 1nd qlfted xxrth excellent person 1l1t1es They d1d much to help the Fresh men 1nd Sophomores decorate the Com merclal Bulldlnq for the fall SOCIBTS Mr Phmney helped to organtze xolley b1ll qames and other Intramural sport He tauqht General Scxence 1nd Enqlx h I I'Ie t1uqht the sublects xxxth earnestness 1nd xxnth mskrll xx Inch enabled the students to see the q1x s de 'lllcl 1lso q11n 1 qre1t dea of lxnoxxledqe 1t the s1me t1me Exerxone xx as scrrx to see Mr Phmney le1xe W A to return to trannnq 1 the NOfI1l1l School xx as repl nel Rober S Tl In I Blr Htrbor lVIr Broxx n xx 1s to rem11n xx nth us for mne more xx eeks Mr Smith hlled the posltlon left by Mr Phmney and xxas found xery c1p1blc of carrymg out hrs dutres I-Ie coached the V Basketball team and d1d 1 xery q od job He xxas also 1 qreat help to the W A Band durlnq Its practlces for hc played the snare drum xxxth 1 qremt ClC'll of sklll Perhaps Mr Broxxn xxas better knoxx n to the xxhole school than the other txxo tralnrng teachers because he xxas xxlth u lonqer than e1ther of the others xxerc I'Ie xs qlfted xxxth 1 xery pleasmq per on al1ty and xx 1s 1 x1lu1blc xsset to W A dllflllq h1s tralnlnq perlod H x 1 xx II llked by all students exen those xxho xxerent Ill hls classes The sub1ects he taught xxere Buslness Arxthmetlc 1nd We xxere all sorry to see lVIr Broxx n and Mr Smxth return to the Norm1l School but knoxx that they h1d to IIT order to complete thelr studles 1t W S N S We xx1 h them 1nd 1lso Mr Phxnncy thc best of luck IIT the future ELI ABETH GARDNER 50 WHAT IS COMIVIUNISM7 Comnunrsm 1 the sublect of mmny lscus lon Iloxx mlny people re1 y lxncxx xxh1t COIIIIIIIIIIIHIII 1 7 the proct r1at7 the bourgeo1s1e7 When you thunk . if ., ,, gd ,. 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' ' ' 1 ' ' 5 Q s. lx 11- THE WASHINGTON RECORD of soc1al1sm do you thlnk of commun1sm7 COH1mUI1lSH1 IS a t0p1C of wldespread dlscussxon because of 1ts threat to our cap1tal1st1c form of government Very few people really know the meantnq of the term communxsm or what lt stands for COmmUl11Sm means the soclal con trol of economlc llfe and common ow ner shlp of property There ire three concepts of commu n1sm The flrst ns the ldea whxch ptctures mankmd at a prlmltrwe stage as hung m a COHdltlOD of economlc equaltty The second 15 the rellglous theory that prnate property bmds men to greed of power and rxches The th1rd IS the most recent concept showlng h1story as a war f classes a war that must end ln the V1ctory of the worklnq class and the X1Ol6I1t abol1t1on of prlxate property Thls IS known as the Marxlan doctrme Karl Marx and Fr1edr1ck Engels brought forth the 1dea of rexolutlonary dlctatorshlp m the Commumst Mamfesto a paper publtshed m London m 1848 show ed the confllct between the property fproletarlatl They clalmed that capltal lsm would be annthxlated and be replaced by common ow nershlp of property a class less socxety Thrs theory whlch was ad xanced in the COmmUH1St lVlan1festo called on the worklng class of the world to unlte and rexolt The greatest experlment 111 commumsm 111 the hxstory of the world was started 111 Russia by the rexolutlon of Noxember 17 1917 led by the Nlarxmn NlkOla1 Lemn Most people th1nk of socmllsm as a part of communlsm whlch 111 a sense IS true Soclallsm tends toward the publlc ow nershlp and control of all lndustrles such a fictorles workshops nuncs for ests and r11lw1vs all the thmqs t it produce weslth Wherews commumsm goes exen further by Qll1111l11l'l11Cj all pri xate property Braun Hoi v1Es 50 WHAT A CAME As the basketball se1son rolled irc und the corner exeryone was looktnq forw ard to the flrst game wlth qremt enthusmsm Th1S game wasnt just any game ol the year but a game wlth our irch rn lls M3Ch13S Our squad practlced hard for that game and felt they had to 1 t Exeryone thought we could oem them but we knew xt would be a hard fought game Fmally the day 'arrlxed Nothtn could be thought of except the game that l1lql'1L There were a lot of dlfferent moods that day Some of the boys looked forw 1rd to the game wlth excltement some w1th a feelmg that lt was rn the bag u most of us looked forward to lt w1th a great deal of nerx ousness A few mmutes before game t1me there was a lot of chatter and nolse If only wouldnt be so nerxous What a feellnq How tense we were' There s the whlstle' The game got off to a fast start wlth ex ery player playmg h1s hardest What a quar ter' We fought hard all the way but lV11ch1'1s was leadmq by 1 score of ten to elght as the second period started That s all rlqht What s one basket7 We can get that and more too one of the boys sa1d Well we dld and 1t the half the score was 111 our fixor by two points sexenteen to flfteen Come on boys fiqht harder thls half someone yelled from the crowd as the ltst half got under way Well w hoexer thit person was got h1s wlsh beciuse we dtd flght harder and 'lt the end of the thxrd quirter the score x IS twenty elqht t twenty wlth good old VV A 111 the lewd 12 I T V ' i 'I Y 1 . V V V . ' 1 , T , , - i 5 ' 3 C 3 5 2 V V V V- V f . 1 -1 ' K vi , I ' .' V A .' c V 1,1 K 8 T . . . . V . . V . . ' C rg V' . . . ' Y ' f- wn 1 . ' , , , Y f. . 4 . .V C V. . S V 0 ' C ' 1 . 1- A U - - , V Q ' A, K C L Vx 'I' V ' 7- V I ki C ' ' ' r ' ' . . 'c v ' r Y C 'L A class fbourgeoisiel and the working class the game would get started the team ' ' ' - f ' . ' ' I ' I , . . ' ,l .' c 'V v - . L 4 . A. V ' 7 ,T Q .-1 -Y 1 C ' 1 ' ' ' L, V V ,C V ' ' V ' ' C lc , ' 5 ' V 2 Q K C 51 .V I ' .k Af V- It Q 'ki .' . A I, v r .N .T C ,VV ' cum' V l 7 sw ' - V A , C , , .Tc , A I .1 'c .l I c ' ' . . V V . V , ' ' 5 B ' A, V V L. 25. . V V: V ' V . , V V K v 5 A ' x ' xv , Bs 'k. ,4.. V C B- v ' c , c c ' 'c V ' V ,' hc c ' f VZ .' ' V V- 0 ' c . 4 ,' If V , '41 t . . A 1 . THE WASHINGTON RECORD ust one more qu1rter xf we could hold them now the q1n1e would be ours That l1st perlod was one for the books The Raxders h1d 1 blt of h1rd luck that last qu1rter 1nd wlth two of our best pl1yers fouled out we couldnt stop Machlas from catchlnq up wxth us and t1e1ng the game thlrty nxne to thlrty n1ne at the end of the last quarter We matched them basket for basket and foul shot for foul shot that perlod but we could not pl1y aq11nst f1te Wlth three xarslty men fouled out now only a mlracle could haxe saxed the qame The subst1tutes played w1th all they had but could not stop the Bulldogs from endmg the game by a score of fifty two to forty one I1 the future we hope to haue 1 team that w1ll really qo to town and show Ma chlas that 1ts luck cant hold out lndefl mtely WAYNE KINGHORN 51 THE H BOMB Is man QOIIIQ to brmg about hrs own destruct1on7 Or IS he gomg to make a world where all may hxe IH peace and plenty7 Wxll the development of a wea pon whtch w1ll dwarf exen the Atomlc bomb brmq about peace or exen greater warfare7 These are only 1 few of the many questlons bemg asked today and w ho IS there to truly answer them? Perhaps man can go on blllldlllg more and more terrxble weapons of war and stlll not endanqer the human r1ce I posslble that lf we qo on wlth our re search and contlnue our progress along thls lllle then enough people w1ll reall e what could con1e 1nd w1ll cease the1r XX'1I'I'lIlq snmply through fe1r of the re sults It IS 1lso possxble howexer that e1ch country w1ll keep on trytnq to out do the others untll somethmg w1II be perfected w hlch II brnnq ab aut t l destructlon Probably there w1ll 1lw1xs be llklllflllq O thlg earth as long 1s lt st1nc ut there 19 no need of the terrlble w 1rs w 1qed so often If we must flqht let us do II wlth words rather than bullets No matter how the future m IX I1 to us now wlth all the QFCWI strldes bemg taken III research 1nd dexelopment of IICX Il llIIqS there w1ll con1e 111 1nswer to ow problems It does not seem now th It there w1ll be an end of the adx1nces of sctence and we must 1ll hope th1t they w1ll brxnf us toward peace rather th1n w 1r Our sc1ent1sts 1re now dexelopnq 111 exen qre1ter weapon of destructlcn th U1 the Atom bomb 1nd prob1bly III 1 short tlme somethmg exen worse w1ll come along But 1snt It posslble that out of 1ll thls there w1ll come somethtnq w hxch 1ll cl humamty rather than brlnq SLITTCFIIIQ 1nd mxsery to lt? The mlnd of 111111 must be for all Those w ho 1re able to m ake such tools of destructlon can surely use the1r knowledge to lead us toward pe1ce We must haxe better and n1ore power ful weapons than the Russmns or wc w1ll be conquered Thns IS 11ow cur chef argument for 'Ill 1ncre1sed productxon of such tools of war as the Atom bo nl 1nd now the Hydrogen bomb Thls f course a true statement for we must be prepared It does not IUCWII he ex that we must ann our exery effort tc 'IICl wars Instead we must work exen l11r cr for peace Certamly we dlsaqree w1th Commu msm for we behexe that our w1x of hfe est 1d so II ll 1t1f ur tnd1rd of lnxmq 1 uqher tl II other countrtes 'lllll our IIIIIOII IS 1 1 powerful I 5 I S C -' ' ' ' w'i ' 1 2 c on I KC I L - T I . K I l .T :. 1 .A C 'C lv-1 ut I K ' Q C Q ' I n Q , K . J ' Q I ls. b c C ' .T V L- C I L. 'L ' .K -. .K K t , ' - ' ' - ' , ' t A' tok . . - v K 1 - - A K I .I , . A Q c ' '-' .1 I , V . k el, If 1 g ,T I . 4 f K Q ' C . 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L z . -Cy THE WASHINGTON RECORD ThlS m1ght 1nd1cate that our form of government would do the same for others that nt has done for us Th1s m1ght not be true however for people are not all ev actly al1ke The solut1on of course 19 to combme all the d1fferent forms of government 1n a way sat1sfactory to all Th1s IS easy to wr1te but though It IS true It IS not so easy to do But It cannot be posslble that all the great m1nds of our t1me can thllll of noth1ng but war Somewhere some hovs there IS a solut1on to the qre pro lems fac1ng us today If we as the leadmg I1'1tlOlI of the vxorld cont1nue to QIVQ a1d to other coun tr1es as we are now domq 1nl 1f we evtend our a1d program we vxlll do much for them and ourselves as vxell for xxe vull have vxon many more fr1ends There are many ways to r1d ourselxes of war but all these th1ngs are much eas1er sa1d than done Unt1l everyone IS able to agree better than now we are cer ta1n to have trouble Though no actual vxar may start we st1ll cannot feel secure One thlng to not1ce IS that those who start the wars are those who can best afford the hardsh1ps VuhlCh It vull bflllg about Those who fight and d1e on the battlefields are not the ones who started the confl1ct Th1S IS another of the mayor problems As long as a few powerful 1n d1v1duals are runn1ng a country It IS not safe For a country to be run as It should the people must have somethmq to say All 1n all the problem of war and peace IS a d1fHcult one There IS probably no llV1Hg man who can solve It alone but 1f ln t1me the advances of SCIBHCC are d1 vetted to more peaceful channels and even novx progress IS be1ng made me may hope for a better and a happler vxorld for the future EVERARD CROCKER IR 51 LETS DO OUR HOMEWORK D1d you ever see two gxrls get together 1n the even1ng to study? It goes l1ke th1S o have you learned your French verb xoulonr that Mrs Beam ass1qned for tomorrovx? e xeux tu xeux 11 veut I savt Aubrey last mqht Dldllt he come dovx II to your house? No vxhere d1d you see hlm oxer to Mach1as? e veux tu veux 1l veut Oh Mrs Beam 1ss1qned an Enqllsh theme for tomorrevx Perhaps vxe had better leave our French for novv and do that OK then Gee mama bought me a dwrlmq dress yesterday you should see Really? Whit color IS 1t? Oh me ve just qot to qet our studymq done because game tcmorrovx n1ght By the vtay s pose vxe ll VklI'l7 I do11t knovx but anyvsay you can see Aubrey and find out vxhy he d1dnt come clovx n last n1ght You re not k1dd1n ' Hovx lonq d1d Mrs Beam say th1s theme had to be any vu ay? Oh she sa1d that three or four pages xx ould be plenty Goodness Ive been vtorkmq on It an hour already and Dldn t vxe have a svs ell crovxd at our barn dance last Hlgl'It7 We sure d1d I vtonder vthere Clara spent so much of her txme dur1ng the even mgm? Oh you knovx the Normal School lt s qu1te popular among the Sen1or q1rls What are you qomq to WFIIE about Betty? I cant th1nk of a subyect d1d you knovt Florence passed her adm1ttance tests? Really? VVonder hoxx that happened? Well I s pose I ought to go home can you take me now? 4 . I , .- z , Q , S , , .. .t Q , . . 7 . . v . . Q . . I7 , , .. 7 . S . 7 ' 1 ' - QS., '. ' ' L K K f, Q ' x at ti- - '. ' ' D . . v 'T' , , I , s L 4 , v ' ' ' + , c 1 .. . , . . - - , - 1t. K an . . I ' 7' - C -1 - . 7 I , ' ' Q 1 . ' ,- , - we have to go to Calals to a Basketball . , . L 7 i , , . 7 ' . ' ' ' 11 . V f 7 - . 17 o V Q ' rx 1 . . V I 1 V ' ' s , - n , . V . . I. . H , . . AA 7 , , - , 1 W Lk' K 1-11 7 7 V K- . - 1. . , , U I 7 - . 4 bl 1 , , - , - 1 - . . , 1-11 1 . . K L , , -. V ' I . . y Il ' . ' 7 H rv I C . I v THE NVASI-IINGTON RECORD Sure Dad Im gomg to take the car Im t1red out arent you? Studylng always g1xes me a headache And the next HIOFHIIIQ they go to school w1th a tale of woe about studvmg all exemng BETH I-IxrmoN DO MY FIRST DATE The most exc1t1ng day of mv llfe came on the 25th day of uly I was lust HIEIIQIIICI up my mmd whether to take a sun bath or to go SVKIIHXIIIIIQ when my sister told me to come down st'urs because there was 1 fellow to see me I ran down the stalrs and nearly broke mv neck xn the mad rush to beat the dog to the door I d1dnt want the dog to mterfere w1th any of my busmess QSPBCIHIIY on such a rare occaslon I threw open the door and there stood Dxckxe Sears blushlng and handxng me 1 bouquet of dandellons I took the flow put them III a glass of water Poor Dxckle He just stood there w1th th1t lo k of hx He began to say some thmq but he yust couldnt say what he wanted to I asked h1m to come IH Then he saxd rathe1 hurrledly I'Iow about tak mg a l1ttle spm m my new car? I dashed back mto the house and got my sweater so that I wouldnt be too chlllv But by the tlme we got underway I wnshed that I had brought 1 fur coat along 1nstead of a llttle thm sweater Dxckle s car was an old model A Ford wxth no w xndow s and practlcally no doors When he really got the old thlnq a gomg I had to hang on to the dashboard By the tlme we had reached M1Chl3S I had helped pitch three blowouts and walked 1 couple of m1les for some qis When we re ached town Dlckxe md I hwd to walk through town beciuse he was afraxd that he would be stopped bw the town cop He saxd that he 1ust dldnt have the 50c or maybe more to spare We went to the moves 'at my expense Dlckle was broke After the show we heided for home By the txme we got there I was neirly t1red out We droxe mto the y'1rd 1nd lt seemed to me that I lust couldnt get out of thwt old tmp fast enough I yelled good bye to D1ck1e and thanked 1m I went unto the house and stood up for the next fue hours You probably haxe guessed by thls tlme why I just couldnt slt down AUDREY RAMSDEII 52 TEACHING A GIRL TO RUN AN OUTBOARD Some boys complam th'1t teachmg x glrl to drne 15 a lob They would prob ably change thelr mlnds 1f they ever trled to teach one to run an outboard motor she wanted to run the motor so I slo cd It down and we changed pl'1ces I1 tru 1 1 to keep the boat headed stralght h kept moung the motor back a d f h Our path through the water looked l1ke a snake s back A few days later she thought she w ould l1ke to be able to take the boat out alone so she pestered me to teach her how to start control and stop the motor Fmally I had to gne m but I trled to dampen her sp1r1ts by lett1ng her carry the motor to the boat Before she had gone ten steps I declded that It would be better for the motor 1f I carrxed It myself I let her fill the gas tank and she got more 111 the boat and w iter than m the tank After she had been shown the dlf ferent xalxes and controls she attempted to stirt the motor When she pulled the start1ng cord out she w is afraxd th1t lt would backflre and klck her 15 I I I -I -II I II c ,I .I . .' . 5. I ' N , , C O I A . I I . I . c I : I III I . I I c c I f af 11 -if -I I -I I C C L Q B 5 K . V .V I I an C C I 3 Q 3 2 J ' J C ' I I Y a I nI I sq K I A . Y Y Y 1 1 - V L 1 J I ' . J ' C A 5 C - 1 I- . ers and handed them to my sister. She One day out in the middle of the Vmlzc F K K,-1sI I . , I V I .T -XI A I I S II I I I c .I. I lIIl U C' o 's. ' - ' , s c I X I S I ' 'A n ort . . 1 c . VI C I I v ' ' I . , 6 . . vc , C I .I a eq V I I ' I c I I .I K c .I. I1 I .I c .I, .I c ' 2 ' , I ' 1 1 .' . . .' v 1 K A, , ks 5, ' k. vc ks C I c I 16 THE WASHINGTON RECORD Here I had an opportunIty to stop all lessons but foolIshly I assured her that lt would not kIck her After several vxeak pulls on the cord I told her to gIve It a good pull When she dId the motor started To my CIISIIIBY the boat was headed for shore' She turned It around lust savIng a nevx paInt job but the motor clanked on the rocks However no harm was done After about a half a day of teachmg her to start and stop the outboard I was ready for a hospItal a mental one Sev eral days later she thought she was ready to solo so I let her go Needless to say at the end of the summer the boat needed paInt and the motor an oxerhaullng If her father hadn t supplIed her vxIth 935011116 and oIl she vtould have bankrupted me for sure EDWIN BERRY 51 THE DREADED SEASON It was the fIrst day of November and the aIr vxas crIsp and stIll The sun vtas The bIg buck ralsed hlS head and looked around Suddenly off to one Slde he savx a flash of red That vxas all he needed to tell h1m that the dreaded season vtas here He turned to run but there vxas a loud report behInd h1m and some thIng hot grazed h1S back Then he vxas out of sIght In the jackfirs and vxas headmq north as fast as he could go for he knevt that there was only one place vxhere he could hlde untIl the huntIng season vtas over Ahead of h1m there was a large clear Ing He svxung to hIs left stIll runnlnq but then he stopped and looked all around h1m He started to cross the clearInq vthen somethInq threvx the dIrt up Into hls face and then came the H0186 of that horrIble gun far across the cle1rIng If he could only make the clearmq he would be safe All he had to do was cross a brook and he vsould come to a hardvx ood rIdge So he crossed the brook and stumbled up over the rIdqe Into the th1ckest 1ackfIr jungle around He kept rIght on gorng untIl he came to the mIddle of the Iungle where there vt as a small openIng Here he stopped and then hIs fear left h1m for he was safe ID thIs 1ackfIr jungle because no man could exer frnd hIs vxay In or out The dreaded season vx as over for th1S happy deer WILLIAM GATFOMB 50 MUSIC It has been Sald that there IS no anImal so crude that It cannot be charmed by mus1c Hovx true th1s statement IS' To me mus1c IS one of Man s greatest 3Ch16VC ments It IS one of the oldest means of self expressIon When I say mus1c l dont mean our modern Be Bop I sometImes wonder what Brahms Mozart or any of the other great composers vuould thIIIk If they could hear lt have you been thrIlled by the crashmq chords of an organ or expemenced Joy to the gay and carefree notes of the flute? I-Iovs often have mothers soothed theIr chIldren to sleep xuth the soft and mel lovt straIns of the lullaby7 Yes mus1c has a soul of ltS ovxn If one IS a true loxer of mus1c he can find It anyvx here In the vxmd In the trees IH the babblIng of a brook IH the laughter of chIldren yes and even In the hummxng of machmes MUSIC IS used by all the relIgIons to brmg to ltS lIsteners a greater understand Ing of theIr teachmgs MUSIC IS the useful serx ant of IT13I'1kl1Id It proudes a moment of enjoyment at the end of a busy day vxhen the body IS tIred and the soul seekmg relIef from the vxor rIes and cares of the vtorld RoBERT HENDERSON 52 V . . . . . 4 7 I I y . V V . .L I . . ' V I 7 L ' . , , , I A I ' n 7 D I s , ' ' . . v . V . ' k t Y X .. 1 . ' 7 . . ' . 7 . ' just beginning to show over the horizon. Music is VNV QNPFQSSIVQ- HOW Often 7 . 7 . . , ' Y l I - V . . , . . . ' , 7 Y. . - . is V ' I ' ' - I 7 I I 'f I . D ' V l Q D c A . -I 1 l h ' ' THE VVASHIIN CJTON RECORD WHAT A JOB Thls 1s a long dreary 'Vlonday As l s1t 1n the house all day A l:1g,ur1n out how to make money So lye dec1ded hard work doesnt pay l 150 out lh the mornm at daybreal-c W 1th an axe and an old buck saw And worl-Q hard all the forenoon Then start a f-ITP my dmner to thaw You thaw out your coffze and b1scu1ts And stand around 1n the cold A fellow who do s th1s for a l1v1n1, as a darn good excuse to et old Now thls b1scu1t and glngerbread dxet ls all r11,,ht and may sat1sfy some ut you cant SWID a axe or a buc s1w And f el spry when qulttlng, tlme comes A man who does thls wor lt really makes me laugh Thmlclng he s g,o1n to get r1ch Quttmg., wood for four and a half Now w1nter IS nearly over And pulp season about done lt don t talce a lawyer tot ll you You are just where you begun They ll look soon for new contracts And some of us 1 norant fools Vblll run like a bunch of suckers To r1nd up those rusty tools Now all you woodsmen talce warnln lf a fortune you re stelung, to find Dont start w1th an axe and a buc saw Or you re 1.,o1ng to be always behlnd l suppose lt s too late to start lc1clc1n yulcow ts tu atl1esa1 So l thlnlc l w1ll swallow a DISCUIT And a ple-ce of that old IH er bread LLOYD LLND H A TLFF CAME ame h d started at 3 o c oc Everyone wuz there N through th door d1d proudly walk Th L,lflS all radeunt n falr h whtstle blowsn see Th ref ree throws th ball tcenter T pass IS t L1lor11l Xll1 u the1r u rd num n 1111 t Now C,1lor1a1s a s ll rt 1r uard 1 dl prttty t Ofla on l fl I u rd couldnt en Glor1a our h r nad ll N tossed 1t at th basket s hen lt t1r0u l1 t 1 crowd n 1rlx busts 1 t n n on tl1 a lf d1 o 'N our team w ul not happy VS hen th ndln wh1stle dld hlow F r 'Normal we cl1ee1ed loud s11 xppy r hey h d 1 -. nn s jus Il en thou l'1 they l 1 t playm t wuz 1 111 XX ORRAINIL Xl BLI U A TYPILAL SLIIOOL DIXXI Q alarm strll-it s1vt ash out of ll c look tow 1rdl1 xv n w shl d 1 l lance ln the mtrror And as l pass by l tren1ble 'villll horror To thmk It 1sl l throw on 1111 c ot 1 To Ill, sorrow l s 1 The buttons tra oll Oh' woe lb to 111 l run down the sta1rs -as a horse ln 1 race y d ar moth 1 c ir ot t oxe o captur my bf o ltt r one reat att tc F 'Alt no 1 L10 1 oo ope tler not IH L larrlye alt at sc ool And hope that thxs day X 1 be as p xsant ers l xe sptnt t XX ALIA IXILTON J 7 ' ' lf ' h' 4 ' T 'Q -111 .- ee- I I B I I g a K I 1 Q ll' 'er ' S I ' I Th' g 1' ' ' all, H I T ' 'N GI A lf? 1eel d cl YYlllIl I I .N th' g a l glt1ta'tall. 'A ' Th ' W .- 1 -f 1 lf .-11 111 1,..11 . I I . II I I I l l' v A l g l ' 111-l dlrl full I I Th' D Y Y'i .D 'dl griskf' . I I I O ' V I1 - 'd g ' 7 Q, Ly! .Iv . . 1 ,I . . , . . l lv v T Y ln 'T T ' 4-Y ' I I I 'T F' t ' ' bf-atfn us by pc' tx, A st ln B ' g I, I k Q Ev g -I c lotgh their lu-st, 8 i ' ' T ' -Y E 5 ' Th' ' ' see though ' 1 rltty ll e, I 'N we certainly' stood the test. 4 T k' M 1 Y 1- . 7 Q '5 - . Th- ' : ' fs -11: I l d' ' l -ll - I I II T, l 'z 1-1 't'Il, - I I A cl 'i' ww-re 1-1 d. vl. 4 J '- , , Y - ,, - ,- 1 11-11 I I I I I I I 5' . I , R. . - I1 k I I ' 1 A . B111 'O fl 11' the 111 wh: 'Y 1111. - 'Z 1 - I- I I - - e' L' li es - I II- III I N o 111 A fr 111 l1l'l' pl.1t'1-. 1 .1 - , ks Ak 1 g ' 1 li. l 1 .-Xld h . lsr' va'd l ks Th. g . I .1 k H 1, es h g l la'l-4. . v I l . V . I II s -' q 'h Y I A VII 1 ' lea asv T . I . I . 1 Cth .' - 21 THE WASHINGTON RECORD CHEERLEADERS It IS sometlmes found dlfficult 1n a large group to select Cheerleaders vuth out confuslon and w1thout makxnq It a lengthy process But we find that the type of selectlon by student body and faculty proves successful and IS a fa1r democratxc process A fevt of the quallflcatxons whlch we consldered necessary for selectlon of our Cheerleaders were a pleasnng personal ity leadershlp rhythm enthus1asm good sportsmansh1p scholastlc el1g1b1l1ty cour tesy and fa1rness Early IH November me held our tryouts Those w1sh1ng to try for th1s act1v1ty demonstrated the1r ab1l1ty on the Assem bly Hall stage IH v1ew of the student body and faculty After careful conslder atlon of the deslrable quallflcatlons of a Cheerleader the students and faculty cast the1r votes Th1S tryout resulted 1n the selectxon of the followmg as our Cheerleaders Clara Harmon Captam Mar1e Strout Sub Captaln ane Albee Betty Harmon Io Look Mary Look Au drey Ramsdell and Patr1c1a Vose We then got busy determlnlng our cos tumes dev1s1ng new cheers and pract1c1ng after school nxghts and whenever poss1 ble dur1ng Act1v1ty per1ods The perlod of tlme betvx een selectlon of cheerleaders and our first game vxas very short but vxe managed to f1nd old cos tumes to vtear 1nd to have 1 few new cheers ready IH 3ClCl1f1Ol1 to some of our old ones for the first g1me xx hxch vms 1 practlce game at Mxlbrndge Our first league game vtas vx1th M1 ch1as at our home court We vxere better prepared for th1s for we had our nevs costumes and more nevx cheers On Dec 16 vue had a barn dance at the IO O F Hall to help coxer the cost of our costumes Th1S proved both hnan cxally and soclally successful On an 2 we went to the County Cheer leaders Conference at WSNS Thms was the first Conference of th1s kmd vte have had and many useful ldeas were presented and problems discussed We feel that It was very vxorthvx h1le and that It helps to create a better understanding between the school cheerleaders We hope the conference may contmue and feel sure that It vxlll ard lmmensely Ill producmg better hlgh school cheer1ng We were able to make all the trlps w1th the team and had a very enloyable year of leadmg the fans 1n cheer1ng A cheerleaders we were able to make nevx acqualntances from surround1ng schools and to help create and ma1nta1n better sportsmanshlp between our schools We encountered qu1te a number of dxs appomtmg defeats but st1ll cheered on and d1d all 1n our povser to mamtaln a h1gh sp1r1t We have enyoyed cheer1ng for our team th1s year very much and vte hope that the basketball team and cheermq squad have a very successful year next year CLARA HARMON 50 , c , ' 'c Q E 1' - ' . 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A, C . i . . . 1 , , THE WASHINGTON RECORD V I I o 'gr' 'f 1? .3 5 MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN Our maga me campaxgn th1s year xx1s a great success We declded to try to earn enough to buy an electrxc scoreboard for basketball games The C'lH1p'l1QII opened October lb 1nd l1sted ten d1ys Lllllan Look xx as QEIIQIUI1 manager xx1th Patr1c11 Vose Audrey Ramsdell Alxah Ashley and Edxx ard Graham as class capta1ns The Sophomores led the campalqn xuth 1 tot1l of 3298 30 the UIIIOFQ xfxere sec ond xx1th 5162 10 the Freshmen br uglxt III 3181 00 1nd the SQIIIOFS xxere the loxx team xxxth 517310 Thls made tlr totml or the c1mpa1gn 83 50 V e x ee xery pleased xx1th th1s flgure 1s II rep e sented the l1rqest exer Betty H1rmon xx IS the xxmner of the qr1nd prl e 1 vxatch She brouqht IH 104 80 lanet Bryant XK1 second xxxth 592 10 Four students recexxed cerufncates of achnexement Marv Look lanet Brvant Betty Harmon and Robert Henderson The c1mp11qn closed Noxember 3 xx1th ne1rly h1lf of the students lI'l school recenvmg prxzes The school s proht from the CElII1p'l1qlI xxas xxell over S250 00 Th1s xx1ll go to vxard pay1ng for our nevx scoreboard CHEERLEADERS BARN DANCE On Frlday December 16 the cheer leaders of W A sponsored a barn d1nce at the IOO F H111 to help defray the expenses of thenr nevx umforms Muslc xfxas furn1shed by Hall s Orches tra accompanxed by Uncle Ezra yxhose goatee and colorful costume xxas one of the attractlons of the ex en1ng The hall vxas 1ppropr11tely decorlted xxlth harnesses horse shoes lanterns shoxels xxagon vxheels and touches f green and xxhlte paper at the vxmdovxs The atmosphere vxas IH truth that of the barn Costumes yxere 3150111 keepmg xxlth the occasxon Mr Horton ln hxs brand neyx dungarees bought especlally for the OCCBSIOI1 would haxe passed anywhere for a typ1cal country lad out to the regu lar Saturday mght dance Before the close of the exenmg xxe dlscoxered that our talented saxophonlst Uncle Ezra vxas none other than our prmcxpal Mr Pope Refreshments of clder 1nd cookies xxere on sale The affalr xxas xery successful both socxally and f1I1aI1Cla11y V- 1 gi-1 . 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THE WASHINCTON RECORD MOVIES I thmk vte are very fortunate to have a prolector and screen of our ovxn at W A Each Frlday vxe see tvno or three films vxhrch are mterestmg and educatxonal at the same t1me We are novx enjoymg a serres of llfe vxork films vuhlch show the advantages and dnsadvantages of certam careers Each Friday we have one of these fnlms We have also had fllms on rac1al preludlce luvenlle delmquency sc1 ence commercial subyects mdustrles mllk dxstrlbutxon conservatron tlps for teens dat1ng rules automobxle accxdents and a score of other subjects We have a few movles whlch are of the llghter type such as Steven Fosters songs The Story of Lafayette Lets All Smg Together and others vxhlch are srmrlar We also have fxlms ln the mdlvxdual vvlnch help us 1n commercnal subjects We are glad to have the opportunlty to see these fllms NATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK Washmgton Academy observed Na txonal Education Week by a program planned by the faculty yuth a number of pupxls partnclpatmg The program was opened vuth a prayer by the Rev Herbert L Wass follovxed by an address by PI'll'1Clp3l Pope Mr Pope explamed the four courses and descrrbed the varrous actrvntxes such as clubs and mtramural games I-Ie also 1ntroduced the tvxo student teachers from Vvashmqton State Normal School Mr Cllnton Phmney and Mr Allen Broun and the members of the Student Councll Next enght first year French students demonstrated the use of the phonograph m learnmg correct pronunc1at1on and rn ga1n1ng speed rn oral French The General Sclence students per formed an evperlment remoung the chlorophyll from some qreen lc nes Chlo rophyll ns the substance whxch allovss green plants to manufacture food 'md glves them thexr green color An expernment was then performed by a Chemrstry student shovung hovx one chemical w1ll act upon another Cartoons chosen by the Socloloqy class showmg the pattern of humor p1ctures dravxn by the Engllsh I class dep1ct1ng scenes from The Ancrent Marlner and dlfferent forms used IH busmess dravun by the Busmess Arlthmetlc students were shown on the screen The class 1n shorthand and typxng took dlctatlon and transcr1bed the letters They were shown on the screen too Followmg th1s there vxas a demonstra t1on xn the use of the mxmeoscope and mxmeograph Invltatlons to partake of re the mlmeograph and vxere passed to the guests Th1s concluded the formal program after whlch the g1rls of the Student Coun c1l served the refreshments and a socral hour was enjoyed by the guests D A R CANDIDATE In Ianuary the members of the Semor Class were asked to select three g1rls for D A R Good C1t1zen Cand1date for the annual pxlgrlmage from Washlngton Academy From these the faculty chose Clara I-Iarmon She vxas chosen on qualx tres of dependabxlnty lewdershrp servlce and patriotism FRESI-IIVIAN RECEPTION Frlday nlght September 6 1949 I dont suppose th1s means much to you but to the Freshman It meant the Fresh man Receptlon We vtere celebratmg our 1n1t1at1on mto W A That mght we played such games as Seven In and Sexen Out and Tucker After the games vue had movxes vxhlch 20 1 - Q K a ' - , I .L K . V: . v I B, C v A ' 1 j 1 ' ' . ' K v ' ' ' ' ' V ' I 7 ' I 'L y ' 1' r , , 7 . . . classes. such as French films and Elms fr6Sl'1m6I1fS in Room 1 Were Mrun Off OH V . . . . . y . - , K - . . y . 1 V' I ' I 7 . . . . D I t I v 1 . . 'IIIE WASIIINC TON RECORD were tsken it Green Like w hlle the Se nlors of 49 were on thelr cl1ss p1C1IlC Thev were xerv mnterestmg because we all l uew the Senrors After the moxles there were refresh ments conslstmg of 1ce cre'1m 1nd cookles To end the wonderful exenmg we d1nced to the mus1c of Hall s Crchestm SOPHOMORE BALLOON AND FEATHER DANCE The Sophomore class of W3Shlllgt0ll Academy held 1 balloon and fcither dance rn the Commercml burldlnq o November4 1949 The buxldlng w as attractn ely decorated wrth crepe paper and billoons Feathers were p1ssed Ol.1tXRlfl'1th6f1ClCCfS Danclng and games were enloyed by all there Refreshments were served Everyone IOIIICCI ln and made thls dance a very successful exent SENIOR PARTY We meet at the school blllld11IQ so nobody w1ll get lost 1n the wrlderness An hour of waltmq around for the rest of the carax an and we re off Oh' my good ness Clara and Dorothy are locked 111 the schoolhouse We go back We re off aga1n wxth Bruce yelllng to me to keep to the rrght after reaching the gravel hcle I stxll dont know w here the gravel hole IS Through the wllds of 'lClQSOllX1ll6 the caraxan wlnds Tlnker s car 111 the lead wrth Mrs Be'1m s eep next followed by I'Ioveys statlon wagon 'md Huckles panel br1ng1ng up the rear Before we got 1nto the lungle too far Hoxey parkel h1s ststxon loa ed the lunl mto the squeezed people and pop tarted our merry w sv lnto the mi es of wood roads to flnd Hlgh Head and the warm flre we lnew would be llghted rn Tmker s camp w agen and panel We Into lt and We arrne unlo1d the PFOXISIOIIS and they all run off le'n1ng me to l:lIICI my mlttens III the dark Wlth ten palrs of skates and a bag of hot dogs I endeaxor to fmd the camp Good thmg xt was lrghted up or I would hue walked 1nto Gardners Lake and perhaps through a hole 111 the rce I mentloned thus to Bruce and he sald Heaxens no' Who w ants to eat shnermg hot dogs? So s1y1ng he flashed wlth great chu slry the llght We flnally found the door and rn we walked to flnd Mr Horton and Mr and Mrs Beam aw altlng our pirty w nth a deck of cards all ready for use Bruce Mr Horton and Mr and Mrs Beam haxe a game of 63 The rest of the party slt around the fire telllng storles and eat1ng cake Somebody suggests skatxnq No more suggested than were off We are all putt1ng on our skates ID the dark and askmg Tlnker lf we can really skate here Fmally we have our skates on and we try to fmd a smooth place to skate I After plowlng through a snow bank up oxer a rock and over hobbles Hfty feet h1gh we reach 1 comparatlxely smooth place Smooth compared wrth 1 country road 1n spr1ngt1me T1nker suggests formmg a cham wh1ch we rmmedlately do Result? One bloody nose for Dorothy and barked shxns suf fered by exeryone Dorothy wants to qo rn I go 1 I take off my skates Florence wants to keep skstmq I put on my skates comes down say1ng they re havlng hot dogs I take off my skates We are slttlng around the fireplace eatmq hot dogs Mr I-Iorton seems to be haung drflhculty hrs has a sunburn Some one suggests puttmq sun tan lotion on mt We eat hot dogs generously flaxored wrth ashes and tell more pokes Mrs Beam has a card truck that stumps us all Mr Horton makes a co1n disappear I I I ' I l . T 21 I c 4 1 I I ' l I . K IIS. . . V V A cu . , t C ,. . I I I 1 I .T I K C - I I I C Q l I -4 -I .II-I I K I C C I - A I C I I I I I I I L s . 1' Is! sq Ca I ' a l I I AA V V I . . c . , 1' ' vc , ' G c.'.I .1 4 I ' I I . V ' I C K K ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' 1 n - ' I I C ' ' I . . I - c I. I c I- I ' cl. I . . , ' 1 1 'I I . ' . . , L L . I . 1 ' . - 7 L L I l I D Y . Y I I I skate out fskating is a mild word for itl. Ic K ' Y . , , ' I , ' ' ' . . . ' V C . y L I . I. c C v - K .In Y . 'I 'I Q. I If I - v , V v C Y . . . . I C s la ' c 5 Q ' It K ' ,, , d ' Q ' . f ' ' ' 5 5 v - 'T K - I 5 . -T ' .1 ' - I Q 5 I Ie I I L Z .I 5 I 5 ' V . v Q v - I ' ' THE WASHINGTON RECORD Someone snaps 1 plcture of course I have my mouth full of hot dog Someone growls because he had h1s eyes closed Someone takes another plcture I have my mouth full of cake Someone says Oh dear my mouth vvas vvlde open Mr Horton shovvs us hovv to play Canasta We are ready to leave Someone snaps another p1cture I am covered up wlth boxes of hot dogs We are all ln the best of spxrlts and are thlnkmg vvhat a vvonderful txme vve have had We reach a corner and there IS a tree across the road Drd It blow down whtle vve were havlng fun7 No doubt the v1brat1on knocked It dovvn Hmmm rt looks pretty vvell hacked up We move xt and spm up the hrll Great heavens' The gate I9 closed and whats that behmd 1t7 A sled No doubt the horse walked off and forgot lt We stop agaln open the gate move the sled and contmue on our vvay We unload the panel and deposlt the We go home I have a hard Job gettmg asleep I vvonder vvhv7 THE HIGH SPOT The Hlgh Spot IS a sectxon of the Portland Sunday Telegram It 19 a page 1n the Magazme Sectlon that 19 wrltten by hlgh school students all over Malne On thls page they a1r thelr ldeas g1ve thelr ODIYIIOIIS and speak thelr mlnd on any toplc they choose We at Washmg ton Academy are glad of the chance to express our ldeas III pr1nt and 1lso gam a chance to try our luck at 1ournal1sm Each hlgh school has representat1ves to the Hlgh Spot vvho edlt the m1ter1al vvr1tten by the students of thelr school Our representltxves ire Worranne Albee and L1ll1an Look Another part of the Hlgh Spot his pxctures and talks shovung teen age courtesy and general t1ps These often prove very valuable and mformatlve b1tS of nevvs Then there 19 a small sectlon called the Hrgh mks vvhere anecdotes and buts of humor from school l1fe are pr1nted We feel that th1s sectxon rs very valu able and are proud to play a part ln makmg It vvorth vvhlle and lnterestlng to Hlgh School students THE W A SERVICE FLAG In 1944 the Washxngton Ac1demy Alu mm Association purchased a Servlce Elag for Washmgton Academy On February 10 1944 the flag vvas appropriately dedlcated at the East Ma chlas Town Hall along vvlth the presen tation of the Tovvn of East Machlas Servnce Flag vvhxch was purchased by the East Machlas Earm Bureau The dedlcatlon program was vvrltten by Rev Herbert I.. Wass Mr Pope vvas vvere tableaux under the d1rect1on of Mrs Gardner Pope The glee club vvas under the drrectlon of Mrs ohn Vmcent After the flag vvas presented to Wash mgton Academy xt was hung on the vvall just 1ns1de the door It vvas raprdly d1s1n tegratlng so last fall It vvas taken dovvn The flag being exposed to the vveather vvouldn t have lasted much longer When the classes of 1948 49 graduated they left some money vvxth the prmclpal Wlth the money It vvas declded to have a case constructed for the flag Emally the case arrxved and novv the flag IS pre served 1n an attractlve cablnet We vvlsh to thank the classes of 1948 49 for mak mg t possible for us to have thxs case made EDWARD GI-ZAIIAXI 50 22 Q I Q a ' , S 'Q .g . ' s Y' r 1 ' ' . . . V - I . . . ' ' r r ' 1 C - f - D C ' . V , U . . . 7, 7 Y ' r 1 ' ' v' - . Y. V . remains of our party in Hovey's car. the announcer. Included in the program . Y I . V 1 ' I 1 7 - . . . . . y l .L . , . l V Q , , , 1 . h 7 . . Y 1 ' . . 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THE WASHINGTON RECORD 23 IUNIOR PROM The mght of May 19 the Cla cf 51 held Its unlor Prom at the IO O F Hall The re1gn1ng Queen vt as Mary Lou F1t henry She xx ore a sxlver crovxn and was tram tralllng majestlcally after her She more a red rose corsage and carrled bouquet of red roses Her attendants vtere Mary Look and Betty Beam The Kmg vvis Alxah Ashley vxlth Wayne Kmghorn and Pete Iestmgs as hls attendants There xx as a Coronation ceremony grand march and FQCCIVIHQ lme The first waltz x as led by the Kmg and Queen The hall was beautlfully decorated vuth green and vxhlte decoratlons lows acquelme Holmes Vlrgmla Hunt ley Alyah Ashley and Orvllle Look The refreshment commlttee was as fol lovxs Allce Dovxlmg Mary Look Wayne Kmghorn and Rxchard Tuell Through the co operatnon of the fac ulty advrsors Mr Pope and Mr Horton thls Prom was one of the most successful affa1rs of the year 4 T Q3 S . I S5 D - ' . . . 0 . Y ' 3 I ' .... . v ' ' . . . v . Z- Y . y. enrobed in a stunning white gown. her The decorating committee was as fol- ' ' a , ' . ' . 'IIIL VVASIIINK 'ION III CORD NATIOINAL HONOR SOCIITX The folloxxmq nexx members were re centlv elected to the N1t1on1l Honor So c1etV bv the f'1cultw Dorothy H1ll Bettx Harmon Cliri Hirmon lIICl L1ll an Look The S8l6CIlOI1 of n1embers IS based upon the prlnclples of Ol1fSf'lI1Clll1Cj schol irshlp le1dersh1p chwricter ind seruce to the school t IS COIINlLlCI'4.Cl to be 1 CIYQII ho11or to e elected to thls NOLICIX for 1t SILIIII e tat 1 tudent possesses the ab1l1tx to Serxe h1s school 1nd LOIIIIIILIITHX I9 capable of bemq 111 efhclent lewder has 1 qoocl scholwstnc IXCFIQC 1nd h1s COODQVIIIOII imonq h1 Iclloxx CllNSIIIllCS 'md fI'lClILlS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated left to rlszhl C Harmon B Harmon Standlng baclc row le t to r ht D Hall L Look STUDENT The Student Councll his been serv 1ct1xe thls year l11 3ClCllf1Oll to keeplnq a full program 111 oper1t1on dur1nq the noon hour '1t the Commerclal bulldmg ue haxe Mloptel sexer1l new school requl1t1ons Also ue hue sponsored the Candy roon1 'lqalll th1s year sellmq 111 1dd1t1on to candy a Xarxetv of artlcles such as sxx eat Shlrts T shlrts and theme tablets The Student Councll sponsored sex eral suppers ind dwnces to help r11se rnonex for the nexx electrlc scoreboird COUNCIL The ofhcers of the Student Councnl elec ber were pFCN1ClCIIf VN1llll3m Gatcomb Vlce pfCSIClCIII C1111 HIFIIIOII Secretwrx hilllr-l-TICISLIFCI Dorothx llill The repre sentwtxxes from the other cl1sses xxere un1ors Mirx Lou F1t henrx and Edxxm Berrx Sophomores lVl1r1e Strout and Dxxlqht Dmsmore lwreshmen Arthur All drexxs STUDENT COUNCIL Stdndln to Tl t 1-rr Strou IjlIlSHlOl'I Nl Fltzlnnry A Andrews S ated letto rxgbht D Hall XX C-atcomb C Harmon ' I .I 1 l ' xi ' 25 A ' 5 ' - l ' 4 A Q ' , f I C ' b 1' 9 j ' 'h s , c L 1 , 2 l I I A - - H , - B , I K 4 1 I c , .T c K L - K L . T f sv . v C . 4 , K K 4 K -1 TA L1 LT- - V Z I it ' Z is' L I I . 4 K 'S ' ' 2 ' Q I ' I j ', f lg : . , , . L I C-T Y I Z .1 ' ' 1 ' 5 - ' ' ' . ted by the student body early in Septem- T C ' I K V ' Q. . . A C . . . I Y v - I l , I . at 2 : C ' . . 1 Q ' 2 ' : t Q f K . . , , , , Q Q ' ax 1 ' '. . - . , Q , . I ix , S . U . C . . K, L W . K. C L, . I . , ' s. .. ,Z V C - .T . c c f r A. I I ' XT T I T T l - V . sq f. . T-.- ' ' g, left 'gh : E. B y, Nl. t, D. T' J -, . . ' - ', , . . H , , l lf 1 . ' , T , . . THL WASIIINCITON RECORD IUNIOR PRIZE SPFAKIINC unxor Prx e Speaklnq xx as held m e Conqreqatlonal Church March 24 The folloxxmq members of the unlor Class Spoke bxerard Crocker acquelme Holmes Eleanor Ingalls Wavne Kmq horn Marv Look and Lelxa Small We xxere xerx fortunate 111 haxnnq a coach lVIr Wllllilll Talbot xx ho ht h conslderable trannnq al d experlenc the held of publlc speakmq Besldes the speakers other attrac IO on the program xxere sexerll sclettlw plaved bv the W A Band and 1 trln p solo plawecl bv Hoxex H all JUNIOR PRIZE SPEAKERS Standing left to rlglat IVI Look E. Crocker L Small Seated left to right Holmes W Kxnghorn E Ingalls SENIOR PLAY In the early part ol September the Semor class declded to put on a plav Our suggestlon vxas okayed by the faculty A xxeek or tvxo later the plays arrlxed and Mrs Beam and Mr Horton read them and suggested that xxe put on The hlghly agreeable to our class so xxe started pract1c1ng xmmedlately Exery n1ght after school the plav cast made up of Bruce Holmes Betts Harmon Barbara Huntlev Eclxx ard Graham Clara Robert Gardner VlXl3II Seaxev Hoxey Hall Dorothy Hall and Bryant practlced at the Toxxn Harmon o Look Florence Ha About progressmg xerv xxell and Noxember I7 the hrst of October the play xx as xx as set as the date of presentatlon On the afternoon of Noxember 16 xxe pre SENIOR ated l ftt rxant a L lrxhun B llunt ey Standxn I D llall X Scawey Front L Look sented a matxnee xx hxcla xx as xx ell attended by the grammar school chllelren Late Frlday afternoon the day ol the presentatlon 1t began to snoxx and xxe had a terrxble storm About 7 oclock the roads vxere almost lmpassable In splte of the storm xxe had 1 capacltv IUCIICIILL A xxeek later the student councll lslxcd the Senlor class to present the plav aqam for the purpose of helping pax for a nexx electr1c scoreboard for basketball games The class readlly aqreed to present The Groom Saxd No xx 1th a dance follox Illq at Whxtlnq on December 7 lXrWh1nn xxe had a larqe audxence We all had 1 xx onderful tnne prescntl tq the plav and lt xx as 1 success soc1allx and IIIFIHIICIBIIV III both presentauons V e snacerelw hope that there xxlll be aaoth r plax next xear PLAY armon R C.-ardn r B II n B I ' 1 ' A 1 I I I: C I K 2 S I th C . S. fII It Q . ' as if s K K I c . c . . I c I I K 4 I .I I C III f . - 1 ' .fsr ' 7 - 1 ' .. : D' C . It I .' 3 . f .:. LQ11: 1 K1 tl I K - K 1 ' I ' Q Ja It ns . c I . c Ic c . cf X . . 2 4 i I Il ct ' ' if 4 I C 'I K . 52 5 Q 1' K ' j 2 . I KY, . IK : . , . , . . . c I .A r 1 r ' V I - . - I , I kc . I c I 1 I I c ,I c I I I .I . A I C - 1 7 I 0 C ,I I C ,I I -IcIC . .I I . K K .' L ' II J ' L 1 1 Q I I' 2 I Groom Said NolII The selection was Our net profit was 37056. I ei: 5 ' 3 ' C S I QQ ' v I sf I cg K 5 I Av C V .I, II v I sI Q c.I K L -I- 1 , Ic . L c .I I K , II I - ' 1 - - Q 1 I ' .- - A ' ' st 2 , c I c I I c c c K c I . c 1 c I I I fx Ii K I -I c Ic .I r. 1 , c I Ic .I 2 .I .'.' .I Ic II c .. I I , I , c I I I I I I c I .I. JI ' i ' 5 C ' . 1' C el Q I I ' C II .I II C . Se' , 1- o riglat: F, B I ,ll. II ll, C. Hz , . 7' 4- , an on, .llolmf-s, 7. Q 2 2 , . l . I g, eft to right: . ' , I. ' '. 4,5116 5 'Q L-9 ,, f ff I 1539! 3 villa ,,,,,. V'? f1' 'f JZ izfzff 2 2? f 2 f Z 4 , ' -vs:-a-- 3 A B 5, 1 . Q.4, 6 f ., xg- xf. I xx .1 52,159 f 1 1--4-w.,,,.,,,., 1 X' gs? ...W , iw, y g ig.,,w, 1 '----.px . 9' lfmfifu' ' ' . uv'-N-..' . , N R - A, ,W QQ., 5 Gl X. ! 4 , , ., V NM 1. . A fn ' --f--N-.:..,, ' v , we-5 , , ,W . 1 .Asif cX4y L., is-4 .meow ,,..-- Qfwf W, is 5, f yvum.. 4 iw- ,Q-f ,'.,,, .,, M 'S 1,iQ?, L. gil ii4 ii THL: VNASIIINLTON RILCORD VXA Amdunx VN 1ll1te Thls xeir the W1ShlI1QfOl1 hand under the d1rect1on of Mr ll COIISININ of lg members it the pres ent fl e There ire st1ll some students tilunq lessons 1nd xxe hope thev xxl soon he lhle to 10111 III xx1th the h 1nd T e bind rehewrsils 1re held LlUIlI11 lctnltw DCYIOCT en Vvednesdiw ifternoons It his not is wet made mv pl1bllC lppear BAND Ces hut ue expert 1t to 1t S011 o n se ool funcnons lvefore the xen 1 oxu T e1ne1nbe1s ofthe bllltl l lXl1 Il ll xx1s to express the1r1nn1x thmlx to 'X 1 nth o r VV1sh1nqton St nt N Wlllll ool 11111166 for cffermq h1 stunt WK pixlnq th sure rum CLIIIIIQ t e I1 thlt he spent here it WlShIIlIfOIl XM nl emv xx1th us BAND Back row VL allace Hall lnstructor econd row lef o rlght M .ates S rout Harmon a llnclsey Durlln L Small W Albee B Gardner C Crardner E Gardner D Dlnsmore Front row left to rxght S Smlth B Huntlew E. ln alls A KITIOD VK Davxs H H111 IL Farnsworth VI Look Small LIBRARIANS Thls xeir s1x l1br'1r11ns xxere selected Thex hixe helped 1st rl llbl T01 the school xe'1r These were Lllll 1I1 rules 1nd haxe ordered some next look Look Bettx Hirmon Clam HlFIllOll Unter the Cl1I'LCf10l1 of M1 Benn 1l1tx Bruce Holmes Fdxx nd Crzh nn md h ue lttempted to keep the lllif nw 111 nnnq l xerird Crocker srnoothlx and efhmentlx LlBRA.Rl-RNS txncl1n l f to Tl lt L Look E Qraham T Crocker B llarmon 5 at rs Be.-nn neu tg. fx waor Q drrnon Brue lom T 7 1 1' 3 1 .' ' K 7 12 f T A' Q Q: ' K Q X X' an Q ' 5 ' ' Q I ie f Il X Q . ' ' ' . TQ .Q ' :oh ' 5 3 I' Q ' 's TTI l , . ,' Q 1 J Q S- h Q ant 1 .1 X 'IU , Q Q ' Q 5 5 ,' h .' .'.' ' Q If Q 's 1 In Q K .',r fi ' S I 'll .' Sn' Ll if ' A f Q ' 1' Q I Q ' 'A Q . Sch 'Q' m 'g 's l ' h Q Q :Q 5 Q t IQ K e .'1Q d l ' X hr me ' , :Qf'. Q 5 Q ZIQ5 .1 - Q S Q3 X' Q Q I ' Q Q - 1 'A si Q, 1 1 . . cr 1v1. tx , B. , D. H ll. 1. g Q, 15. g, . , . , . ' , . , . , . . - .1 . ,j. . Y' Q . .' ' Q 'Q 5 ' 3 I' Q ' f ' revfe IC ' 'Q11'y ' 3 I' C . J ' ' 'Q 5 Q ' ' J 1 wa. , I' Q , 5 Q Q . l ' ' ' 's. Q . ' ' . 'Q' 1 Q Q Q Q ' Q ' ' Q ' 1 ' 5 4 T L . ,N V lv. S 1 ' g, e t 'g 1 : . , 1. X , Q. ' , . ' , Ne' ed, 11-fr to right: Nl . ' , F' l ' 'cl' ' , T. ll' , 'r' l l vs. VMQ FRESHMEN CLASS Standing, third row left to right: L. Lund, A. Andrews, K. Gatcomb, Johnson, Germini, R. Look, R, Crocker, C. Kennedy, R. Ceel, L. Lund, C. Quimby, Berry. Standing, second row left to right: B. Gardner, C. Gardner, P. Parsons, P. Graham, V. Porter, F. Grifhn, R. Farris, R. Davis, M. Colbeth, D. Moore. Seated, front row left to right: Lindsey, E. Bryant, Nl. Berry, Schurman, S. Smith, V. Catcomb, F. Fletcher, M. Cates, P. Vose, P. Gilpatriclc, D. Griffin. SOPHOMORE CLASS Back row, left to right: R, Henderson, R. Jamieson, Fletcher, R. Maker, D. Dins niore, R. Sears, A. Kilton, B. Durling, G. Schurman. Second row, left to right: Nl. Dennison, McGuire, M. Strout, Bryant, C. Stoddard A. Ellsmore, B. Scott, R. Nvilliamson, R. Dow. Front row, left to right: C. Sparks, Albee, E.. Aclcley, Smith, Robinson, R. Rob inson, E, Smith, A. Ramsdell, M. Parsons, E.. Farnsworth. 34 THE WASHINGTON RECORD Tar - ,V .Y . ' '.i W ll- l 1 l 5 f E I cp! BASILBALL year the baseball fever was blood, Even the first day there were people in the pouring rain storm. The game was tightly played by both teams considering the weather, but Calais Hnally beat us 7-6. Then came the game with Eastport, the boys were in high spirits over the prospects of beating Eastport, but again we were turned back, this time by a score of 8-Ll. The third game found us facing our arch rivals Machias. This was the game for which we had been waiting. Our team felt confident of a victory, but Ma- chias had a little too much power for us and we encountered another loss, 12-8. team 8-4. The following men made up the team, W. Colbeth, L. Ingalls, W. Gatcomb, R. Dennison, H. Dobbins, M. Dennison, E. Farnsworth, VV. Kinghorn, A. Ashley, with substitutes P. Iestings, L. Lund, and W. Sprague, VVe are looking forward to a better season in the spring. BASKETBALL This year Mr. Pope sent out his usual call for basketball players. With a respond of 20 men we started our practice on BASKETBALL Back row, left to right: E. Graham, Manager, E. Farnsworth, H. Lund, A. Ashley, B. l'folTnes, Manager, Coach Pope. Front row, left to right: VV. Kinghorn, H. Hall, P. -Iestings, R. Dennison, W. Gatcomb, R. Tuell, R. Small. BASEBALL Back row, left to right: E. Graham, Manager, L. Ingalls, W. Davis, E.. Farnsworth, L.. Lund, lVl. Dennison, Colbeth, H. Dobbins, Coach Pope. Front row, left to right: XV. Sprague, A. Ashley, R. Dennison, W, Gatcomb, VV. King- horn, P. Jestings, R. Tuell. mf'-' if fag H 953' g2,,1ff'J '4RJ'- ' fwfb' y 'W THE WASHIIN Noxember l As the se1son got u11der xxay a11d the prospects xx ere look111g good vxe played our f1rst game xx1th our irch r1xals Machlas What a game it 7 30 lt xxas 1mposs1ble for inother person to get 1l1S1d6 the hall Nexer 111 our hxstory of basketball has there bee11 so manv people 111 that hall to see a game At the half xxe xx ere leadmg the Bulldogs bv txxo pO1l1fb a11d at the e11d of the last per1od the score xx as 39 39 We had to play three m1nutes oxert1me a11d four of the flfgt f1xe fouled out hnallv they edged us out of the game xx1th a score of 52 41 Our 11ext game xxe n1et up xx1th East port and all the boys vxere feehng just r1ght for a x1ctory and that xx as the xx'1y 1t happened It xxas a xery close game all the xxay through a11d xxe hnally took Un the snoxxy n1ght of anuary 6 xxe traveled to Woodland xx1th the expecta t1on of push1ng over the strongest team of the league vxe made a vxonderful at tempt but It xxasnt gu1te enough We vxere lead1ng unt1l the half by a score of 10 pO1HtS After the half xxe lost enough men from our team to lose the game to Woodland A l1ttle later ID the seaso11 the x1s1tors xxere o11esport and vx1th a11 extra large 3Lld161lCC and hxe hghtmg plavers xxe battled It out As the last guarter came nearer the R3ld6f9 started a rallv a11d defeated the onesport f1xe by a close marg111 Although xxe d1d11t do as xxell as xxe should haxe xxe had a11 enjovable season and expect that next vears tea111 xx1ll do ex e11 better GTGN RECORD INTER CLASS BASKETBALL bhortlv after the regul1r basketball seaso11 came to a close the1e xxas much lnterest 111 the com11g 111ter class basket ball games lt xxasnt long Lefore Mr Pope lssued the call for the boys vxho xxere mterested 111 defe11d111g thelr class At the hrst meefmg capta11s xxere chosen a11d prepar1t1o11s for the games x ere made It tur11ed out that the Senxor xxere to pliv the F1eshme11 and the un1ors a11d Sophomores vxere to play off ID the open 111g games There xx is IlOt 1nuch emot1o11 shox ll 111 these flrst tvxo games Exeryone kncvx the u111ors a11d Senlors xx ould take these games xx1thout a11y trouble It xxas the next ga111e that started exeryone talk111g ln a xx ay the Semors had the edge oxer the u111ors but stlll the umors had a lot dec1ded lkflany people were look1ng for an upset There was a11 equal number xxho thought the Semors had It 1n the 39 Game t1me f111ally arr1ved and as the g1me got u11der xxay 1t looked as 1f lt vxas Olllg to be n1ck a11d tuc all xxax Although the flrst fexx mmutes looked good It vxasnt long before the S mors xxere out l'A1 the lead Cnce the un1ors xxere dovxn they nexer got up 393111 W1th three of the1r men fouled out they couldnt do much agamst the red hot Semor class All through the game the u111or class rooters hoped thev xx ould take fire a11d make a close game of lt but the Semor class xxon the game xx1thout much trouble Th1s determmed that the Semor class xxas the 111ter class basket ball champ o11s for the year 1949 50 INTRAMLRAL CHAMPS Bac row left to r hr E. Graham Vx Gardner XX Dams R Gardner B Holmes Front rovx left to fl ht H Hall R Small R DCHHISOH V Catcomb 36 l , 0 K. K. in - V 1 L' ' V T' I C k r v ' B vk C L B. - L . , , .. C . C . K , K - ,M K - . V k . . C L D Y , N A I ' ' . .' '1 S ' . . ' ' ' K L ' - 5 K , xr . - , ' ' U ' s ' . - B , 5. F , C . I 1 L . - . V V A 1 A . V4 .fs ' L1 :QV , - ' . K V - kc . 'V . ' . ' ,' Y , ,C A. L , , ' A . . Y L Y lv , . L 7 them over bya score of 26-29. of good players, but it was kind of un- , - I V - U - 74 - . ' 1 - b Y A I C f A - ' ' l 7 L . . I 5 Q . .. . ,, .. A ku the ,l ' 7. A 7 . . a ' 7 V , I 5 ,Q , I - Q V , , , . L I D C Ts. Q Y , ' c . I .T C. , . -, I lc ', ig : . , . . Y , . . X1 15 THE WASHINGTON RECORD A nevx trophy was bought last year and the present Senior class IS the only class to have its name printed on it This makes the second year in a roxx that this class has taken the champlonship Next year lt1S the uniors turn GIRLS BASKETBALL Under the careful instruction of Coach Brovxn the girls learned the rules of the games Much fun was had and Coach Brown did an excellent lob He had started with girls vxho knexx nothing about basketball xxhatsoex er and taught them all he could We visited the Normal School to watch their qirls play and to have a game with them All aqreed that vte did very xxell against the Normal School even though they vxon We elected Worraine Albee to be cap tam She was a xery active captain and because of her liking sports she was a valuable asset to the team All the girls vxish to thank Coach Broun for his splendid vtork We hope vte can haxe more girls sports next year CHEERLEADERS The eight cheerleaders in their nexx red and vxhite uniforms under the leadership of Captain Clara Harmon did their best during this years basketball season t rounding schools Although luck vxas often against us they faithfully cheered the team on and kept the spirit high The squad vxas composed of Captain Clara Harmon Sub Captain Marie Strout Betty Harmon Mary Look Lil l1an Look ane Albee Audrey Ramsdell and Patricia Vose The girls worked hard and introduced many nevx cheers and vxere able to ac company the team on all their trips in spite of bad weather conditions We wish the cheerleaders next year good luck and hope they may be as suc cessful and do as good a lob as this years squad has done GIRLS SQFTBALL It was a hard game that game xxith Machias but we vton and vxere xxe hap py' We rang the victory bell long and loud that night We had beaten them by tvto points In the last 1nn1ng vxe vxere behind by about nine points vthen vxe came to bat But the sluggers of WA slugged and reslugged that ball again and again and ran from first to second to third and home When vte had tied the score xxe were pretty happy and vthen vxe xxere one point ahead we vxere even happier but xxe werent quite sure if the score xxas riqht so vxe let another run come IH before vxe ran up across the Held to the schoolhouse to rmg the xictory bell periods but the playing xx is surprisinqlv good Machiis had an excellent te'1m ind the fielding vuas very qood SOFTBALL Back l fr to right P Parsons M Berry Alb e B rry Coach Mrs B am F ont r w lft to right Nl Parsons A Ramsd ll E. Ackley W Albe E. Cardn r Schurman B Huntley F Bryant XIJI t ll 1 rim le tx IIIIOII oss we Hdllllflll Xl 1119 St it N 11x look and L1ll1a11 loo 38 v 1 S y L ' 7 1 I l . ,' c 1' ' r r ' I I ' . L' 7 V 7 .f . V , . V V 4 ' . 1 . . V Y . . . - I l l 1 I I 7 V c . . V. . L L . 7 If I ' . . y 7 ' ' - 1 ' , . 1 ' v . . . I , . . L Y S , V 7 . . . 1 I . V ' . ' 3 o ' f' . make a good showing among the sur- Neither team had had regular practice I S. ' -I I lc 1 -I 'ji T ' ,rf .' c , 1 W . . . . . V row, e ' : . , . , e , e , , . e . r 0 , e ' 1 . , . e , . , . e, . e , j. , . ', . . f'lllClCliI1lC: CRS Iiel' to gl ti Au l' j ILQIIIISK All, Het j Ha' . l'a1t1'ir'iz1 V .' -, .lz1111- All . t'1a11'.1 ' ' . . z S1111 , .lz 1 .' ' 1 k. THE WASHINGTON RECORD C Lass of '19 50' x lm nm-1-51. Ifsx f 1 'Nix 3 , 5 L- '5 X Glrass 0 C 1871: mg- -ml Naf -alert-5 'l '1-1-g C-5-u--4 1-ff' w-,rr -'-2:9 - - JMC l948 l945 Betty Dennxson graduatmg from Husson Colleen Maloney attendlng VV S N S College Bangor Howard Dwelley attending Bowdoln College Lawrence Hurley m U S Army Phlllp Matthews ln U S Airforce Wendell McLaughl1n m U S Navy Ellls Small employed m Textlle Mull Maclnas Frederrck Vose employed nn Textxle Mull Machlas Maxme Gray attendlng U of M Barbara Colbeth employed t Macluas Cleaners I949 Ellzabeth Dwelley student nurse at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital ln Boston Massachu setts Octavla Lund attending W S N S Dawn Mrller attending U of M Prlcllla Olsen attending Burdett Business College Gordon Farrxs ln U S Airforce Horace Matthews nn US Army Alxce Donaghy employed Secretarxal Work rn N y I944 Allan Clark employed at Rxers Garage Macluas olxn Dmsmore attendmg, Husson College Bangor Carlton Dowlmg employed at Textile Mrll Machlas Shella Dempsey employed at N H Braggs Bangor Mary Ashl y Mattatall employed ln Portland Vlvla Berry employed at Newberrys Ban g,or I946 Marjorle Griffin employed at Textlle Mull MaChlaS ohn Longfellow employed at Quoddy Chev rolet Company Machlas I947 Betty Albee employed ln an office Orono Cecll Dowllng ln U S Airforce errold Gooch employed at Farmer s UNION Machlas Alvm Hall employed at Amerlcan Can Co Lubec Frederick Harmon ln US Army Adnan Look nn U S Army ln Alaska Gwendolyn Small attending, U of M Nancy Small attendlng Conservatory of Music ln Bangor Valerie Smxth attending, U of M Vmcent Wllkle ln U S Navy I939 Beryle Bryant employed T1 xtlle Mill Machlas I9-40 Ruth McGu1re employed ln Vkashln ton DC Wllllam Lund teachlnx., at Orono H111 School I9-1 l Sherwood Tuell employed IH Old Town 40 f 'JP ,A ti f - W ,Lf .1 K . 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THE WASHINGTON RECORD 41 i942 arvey' Look attendin Provider: e i e lnstltute VK ayne Dennison attending, VK S N S Delmont Seavey mploytd at T xtile M1 Machxas Leona Harmon Roberts tesichim., school at Holmes Bay Albert Ashlty att ndlnt, U of M I943 Marie Clark employed by Telephone Co Machlas Barbara Small attendin Gorham Normal School Lewis Gardner employed at Valley Equip ment Co Machias ENC AGEMENTS Gwendolyn Small 47 to Clifford Tupper 48 Dianne Geel 48 to Albert Huntley ex 34 Mildred Dennison 46 to Harold Ge l 40 Elizab th Dennlson 49 to Daniel Grlffln 39 Wenona Hall 49 to Ellis Small 48 ames asper ex 40 to oan lngalls Mary Flynn ex 48 to ohn Longfellow MARRTAGES Charles Look 49 to Barbara Spencer Elizabeth Sheridian 49 to Victor Harmon ex 44 Arlene Griffin ex 50 to Laurence Bryant Earl Smith 24 to Christine Bryant 36 oan McGuire ex 50 to Carroll Gatcomb 4l Caleb Maker ex 35 to Virginia Davis ex 38 Mary Gardner ex 51 to Nicholls Romaniello Mona Ackley 48 to Stillman Fitzhenry Marjorie Young., 48 to Leslie Hanscom Verna Look ex 46 to Raymord D nnison Faye uinn ex D0 to ames Ryan Marie Crane 44 to Thomas Harrington Barbara Crane 4l to Douglas Williamson ulian Colbeth 4I to Doris Bean Avis Tuell 46 to Arthur Splnk ames Dow 38 to Shirley Gardner BIRTHS Mr and Mrs Charles look fBarbara Spin cer a son Daniel Nelson Nlr and Mrs Darroll Bryant Vlmifred Co gms adaughter Marialaina r and M s asper Cates lsabelle Farris Krasnicki a son Steven Curtis r and Mrs Llarance Randall Shirley Wilcox a daughttr Lois Shirley r and 'Vlrs Clayton Fickett essie Ackleyj a dau hter Sharron and Wrs Donad Small '1 dau ter Deborah une 'Vlr Z1 dau and Nlrs Robert Lat s fThc-lma Look hter Deborah Ann Mr. comb r Albee, r a son r Clarkj r son a r a daug r a son r a son r Young chell Mr Grifhn and Mrs. Richard Curtis Barbara Gat- a-daughter Ellen Linda. and 'Vlrs ullan Richardson fConstance a son Lee Wayne and Mrs W oodrow Holmes Alice Look Anthony Eugene an Ms Warren Gardner fwlnlfred a daughter oan Marie an son and hter and Mrs Ronald Wood Winifred ohn Leslie Allan Mrs Neil Pettigrew lya Parsons Donna Lee Mrs Austin Look Dorothy Beam Austin Carrol and Mrs Harvard Lund Sarah estmgs Harvard RODBTCT and Mrs Leslie Hanscom fMarjorie a son Robert Lee and Mrs VVayne Dennison fwenona Mlt 3 SOD ohn Wayne and Mrs Lawrence Bryant Arlene a son ames Lawrence Mr and Mrs Lewis Albee a daughter Linda oyce Mr and Mrs Carl Ackley Blanche Mat thews a daughter Carolyn Nancy Ml' and Mrs EdWln HBTITIOH Velfna FCY' QCFSOH B S011 E.dWln ln Memory of CALEB G ALDRICH Caleb Glllman Aldrich was born in Meddy bemps He was the son of the late Asa and Sophia Glllman Aldrich He spent most of his life in Cutler where he was postmaster for fifty years He was employed as an accountant during the years of shipping activity rn Machlas A former school teacher he was also super lntendent of schools and held other town offices For twenty one years he was a member of The Board of Trustees of Vllashington Academy He was a Past District Deputy Grand Master of the Grand Masonlc Lodge of Maine He was a so a member of S boeis Chapt r order of the Eastern Star He was 87 at the time of his deat ln Memory of MRS EDWIN DWELLEY Mary Phinney Dwelley Class of l590Q was born in East Machias She was the daughter of the late Charles and Myra Phmney e spent her entire life here in East Machias where she taught music for some years and served as a member of the East Machlas School Board DEATHS Ernest Xxiswell I877 l88O Donald Q Randill llllf Nlarx Dwell y ISS6 H590 Caleb G Aldrich Trustee of W A C H , C Bbl J , ' , M . . . l ' ' I i i '11, M. l . ' i 1 ' y A , , , ' K, M .l a f. T ' ' . , .. - , . . M. d , ' 4 ' ' J - J - A - I A i M. . ' '1 I ' J ' ' A M. l . 'I c ' J 1 , , n A n M f . i c J ' 1 3 J . - . .. . . Mr. V ' ' - . . -4 D D ,J ' I . . . E , U . I c . P . . . . . I ' , 'J . I . . . I A ' ' ' ' J J -' J - J - ' J '46, . . C - J , . . - . ' 1 - . W . . .' . ' - 9 V ' 'lf- 1 A i T a , 1' T ' A ' o L -' - . 7 f ' c A J ' . Beatrice Holmes '47 to Richard Ettle. i i A i A D i i ' T. Q A 1-'T J S . . . . v - . J . N . n r- t I 'I V ' J , - - V i A l e ' e , . I , ' ' h. s ' J f . ' ' . . . l M 1 .J J , A l T 2 ' . Sh M. ' . '- 4 A V , ' g . Lee. Mr- ' 1 -- I - - sh . ' ............................... . - . J - rf. 2 .................................... J . - 1' t ' 7 e J .' I' ey- ................................... . - 42 THE WASHINGTON RECORD L f ' nf' Q-lf' W g,,flN.flN-4' Q99 ADAY ATW A' any resemblance to actual circumstances 705 706 734 I0 IS purely Intentional Grover aI'l'lVeS he bullds the fire m the commerclal bulldlng the fire goes out Chase s Nlllls students come acksonvllle students land they start poundlng the door Grover says he wlll let them m rf they are good They re lh but they are anythmg but good Mrs Beam and Mrs Kmsey drxve 1 e Mr Pope arrives Bell rlngs seniors start tallung Mr Horton comes ln Tlnlcer and Robert stagger upstairs Bell rlngs for hrs! perlod seniors still tallclng but manage to get to first class whlch IS Soclology and usually lasts an hour Bully Gatcomb comes chuggmg ln Bell rings for second class seniors have a blte to eat b fore going to English IV Bllly Davis discovers Engllsh IV IS n Room l how novell Robert Small wants a dlllili Bell rmgs for recess grand rush for candy counter ex Third period uneventful exc pt for mlnor crash and sudden laught r ln the Laboratory Fourth perxod French Il and lll buslly translating Freshmen at work 3 llbrary 5 mmute bell everyone xs ht-xnx.,1ng, on the edge of hls seat noon lt we re lucky lf not we TCCCIVC a lecture tll I2 05 monitor of lower floor of commercial building., rushes down with volley ball upper floor monltor struggles ln anything can happen most of the kids are back for attend ance except those who have decided t go to Nlachlas without an excuse of actxvlty perlod everyone happy because there are no classes for 45 mlnutes hfth period chemlstry class trles thexr best to blow up the Academy recess general bedlam plenty of two somes ln assembly room last period everyone sleeps ln study hall except those who gather lh library for round table dlscusslon and a few Sophomore boys who are perfectmg their drlvlng technlques he fxr end of perlod Scm rs lxllclng, UHIOTS xuslfmgf r lll a s teachers leave to rest up for another day x Q Q K l 1 1 I l I X , M1 . g , 1 f , ' , A YY I ' 6 9 Q' gb U . . 1030- ' , ' , v c . x7 P . 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' 230- , I , . . n y 2:35- ' , ' 9230- ' f ' A E ' ' 9:45- 4 , 4 ' I 9:48- ' A ' ' ' in ' ' ' - ' ' , 320- ll c ' , - lu . z ' 7. - - ' ' ' D J ' ' ' nl Q 0 elf se't'. :I5- ' 1 , 1 4:00- THE WASHINGTON RECORD 500 Grover finishes cleanlnx, breathes sigh of relxef and locks up 0l'11ltlll H., 7th Perlod THE LLASS OF 90 Fxrst we start with Tinker VC, ho s always full of fun And fond of drnmg cars you know But best he lnkes a gun Bully Gatcomb comes next we see Hc s great at basketball He s always late m the early morn But that s better than not at all Of course there s Betty Harmon Who s on a jumpmg start Ir seems there s one of these new teachers Who tightly holds her heart Dorothy Hall who is so small And whom we just couldnt forget lr s she who just has to Look And a Look she s g,o1ng to get The light now shlnes on Edward Graham XX ho s ready to help you out He s taken hls part m everythlnf., And works at what he s about Billy Gardner wlth hrs unfalthful car He s badly m need of new tlres And other parts whxch seem not so strong And also here IS Clara who helps ln many a way She dnd her best as we all know ln her days at W A Now Florence IS a great help too She makes the days seem Hay She causes us all to wear a smile And we hate to have her so far awa But this is Hove-y our actor And hrs jokes we all adore This all happens the whole year throuf XX hlle m the class ofE.ngl1sh Four XX e get a vllmpse of Billy Dans Whose HOSE IS ln 3 book You speak to hlm he keeps lt up For he cannot spare a look Lucllle Grlfhn comes to vxew Her mterest s ln Franklln 'Vlame ln spite of thls and other thlnffs She s wlth us just the same h To continue on we go to Elizabeth A girl who IS ready to obey Her work IS always so complete She ll help whenrxer you say Barbara adds her offering, too She s always ready for fun But after her vraduatlon day For Lubec you ll see her run Thxs now leads us to Bruce Vke love hxs musxc so Now that our tour ye xrs are ending, We hate to see htm po WOYTBIDC IS our leader She s good at vames we know If basketball IS mentioned lts Hucky that ready to go Taking, another step we Hn Robert Cnrdnex He s noted for hls drlvmg., But lf he keeps up that terrxble speed There won t be anyone thrnvlng Robert Small 15 another actor e keeps us up ln glee But after hxs school days are over Off to -Ionesport he will flee What do you know we caught up to Lnllxxn She s about to change her last nam To Alexander she Wlll so But now we ve come to the end ot tht It s all here except for me But l don t think l need to explain lm just rlght as you can see class Vxvlan Seayey 0 BLUE BOOKS? l thlnk that l shall never have affectxon Only a fCClll'1B of utter dejnctlon Whenever the blue books pass down tht alslc Wlth us a trem lm all the whxle A book especlally our mtellwence t measure And never ever Dues us pl asure A book that stands for schoollne wnse Vk henever we see one everyone sxghs ook expressly our mtellxf ence to atu Whlch always leaves n a lath Blue books were made to catch us nappm For us to welcome them wlll never hxpp n After oy c lXllITl6'Y KA blue book IS En C'Xdl Illl lallOl'l book .1Q : i. 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So thall B lflorvncv Bryant I.xshIul P Slipping Around Iave you heard this one? Fords G Yiiilliam Davis Ahse-nt4IVIinda-cl lim Throwing Ri 1- I ldn't d . . Books C oy De- i. r. l.Inp1r-rlictahlv I D . 1 uanie Why not? Vliomen lflilahm-th Gardner Autl immx 'itative Stardust I donit know, Basketball C Rol m1-i t Gardner I 1'r' r 1c'm'L lpied Buttons and Bows Whereis Bill Tinkz-ring B Xyilliam Gardner falm Cowhoy's D . 1 Wha 'cha Doin'? Fast Fords C Vyilliam Gatcomb Inde-prfndc-nt I'll Go Chasing W owha spell it? Baseball G Ddvxlard Gllallani fikllwlfl B OSes , l l' Lucille Griffin D I Unfaith ul One Aw, C'IVlon! Franklin L Dorothy Ilall Qui:-t Forever and Ever Do you think so? Looking Around L Ilovvy I all IVlisc'I1i:-vous 'Iigh Society Is that right? Fishing C. Betty H -aughing There's No T Oh, dear clear. Pontiacs B Clara Ia rr Busy Night And Day D yl Machias B 1 olmes Cars- rec ' li ear Wlhatl IN usic G Barhara I untley Inditfvrz-nt Little- VI'hite- Lies Oh, heavens, Lulu-c L Lillian Look Talkativi- Ale-xander's Ragtime- Band Really. Calais Iigh School G Vivian Se-avvy I'iriw-nflly Till VI? IVI c-:- t Again Thatis right! ack. ill B Rohr-rt Small llapgvy Co Lucky I'lI Always Low- You Do you hr-lie-ve it? lo .vi t B RE EA ERE H avorite Say ng Favorite S Appearance 31118 3l'lCf' -4. ,, x., an say HY? WOU C ofhl I1 TPB won .I nn R ..- t YI I'f'a -. H Cn OTH Sm Lf-t me see R ouquet of I ..- Q. rea ny A ...- - OYTIOYYOW I Oh BTITI I th YO O I sh H F00 My I On 111 I Ce II Tl ..- I THE WASHINGTON RECORD W A s LIBRARY By popular vote of the gn-ls The Amateur Gentleman Danger Keep Out' Parnassus On Wheels Llttle Man What Now? Ten Glrls From Dickens All This 61 Heaven Too Bug Famxly Great Expectations Two Llttle Confederates Tranl of The Lonesome Call of The Wlld Covered Wagon The Varmmt e Westward Ho' Wlth Mallce Toward No Penrocl 6: Sam Sun Up W To Have and To Hold Little Women Orvllle look The Ofhce Cutler Bus Rlchard Sears The Senlor Glrls French Il 15: Ill Students of W A The Senxors Rxchard amleson Ralph Maker Pine Hlgh Street Sklpplng School Everard s Ford Wllllam Gatcomb The Teachers To lV'ach1as ne Dorothy l'1all Floyd Grlfhn Phllllp Graham en Grover Arrives Dlploma Freshmen Glrls Our Hearts Were Young and Gay S nlors 4 years ago Best Short Stories Excuses The Scarlet Ltly Patty Vose Smoky The Laboratory after Chemlstry We Took to the Woods Florence Bryant o Look Men Against Crlme Commerclal Bullcllng lVlon1tors Excuse My Dust Robert Gardner Beyond The Call of Duty The Rover The Last Full Measure The Sea Wolf Tale of Two Cltles Machlas How Dear To My Heart Grover s work Sandra Smith Report Cards Robert Small Bc East Machlas WA SENIORS BJ popular vote of the boys B st Looklng Glrl Athletlc Glrl Best Dancer uletest Girl for Arg lng Tardy Glrl Most Serlous Ctrl Most Falthful to her Duties Most Humorous Best Dressed Best Sport o Look Worraxne Albee Clara Harmon Vlvlan Seavey Betty Harmon Barbara Huntley Dorothy Hall E11 abeth Gardner Florence Bryant Clara Harmon Lucxlle Grxfhn Best Lookmg Boy Athletlc Boys Wllllafn Best Dancer uletest Boy for Argulng, Tarcly Boy Most Serlous Boy Boy Most falthf to Most Humorous Best Dressed Best Sport Hovey Hall Gatcomb Roy Dennlson Roy Dennlson Robert Gardner Wllllam Gatcomb Bruce Holmes Wllllam Gardner us lJl1t1t'S Ed Graham Robert Small Bruce Holmes Bllly Davis By popular Vote of the class Most Shy Vlvlan Seavey Most Talkatlve o Look Happlest and Best Dtsposltxon lzloxe ce Bryant Most Most Most Most Most Carefree Robert Small Intellectual Dorothy Hall Amusmg, Edward Graham Dlgnlflecl Luctlle Grlfhn Hustlmg o Look DID YOU EVER SEE THE TIME WHEN A teacher was slck and dlclnt send a written ass1gnment3 Edward Graham skipped school5 ohn Germml sat alone at recess or noon3 Betty Harmon and Hovey Hall were frlends for a whole week5 Chrlstlne Gardner wasnt laugh1ng3 The cheerleaders weren t pract1cmg3 The assembly room was perfectly QUICIB DlD YOU KNOW THAT Mr Horton had a llttle trouble wlth hls new Oldsmoblle especlally the automatlc shlft Nlcotlne IS such a cl adly polson that 1 drop of lt on the tall of a dog would kxll a man3 Geometry teaches us to blsect an5Dels3 There are two parts of a sentence the sub ject and the pred1cament3 George Elliot IS a pen name for Stlas Marnr r3 The Cutler Bus has been on tlme so far this yeari SIX members of ln Halls Mills? Leon Look our Florlcla ln tralnlng Mr Horton To belong? Arthur A l do the Semor Ll: born star pltcher last year IS for bm, league ha eball3 what family d s th uh l nt know no famlly ln my neighborhood has one 46 ' , . ............ '- ' , lr- ' ' ........ ' ' Q ' V ' ........ ' l ' 4 ul l 4 4. . W ............................. ,... ............. A ' A - 4 l , . ............................ 1 , - p 1 5 junior Miss ........................ Mary Lou Fitzhenry J , : K I ' ' 2 . 4 A T 2 ss were Q ' ' ' . . . , U. y , ' , ln ' - as as is ar . . ' 'L' T . . . ' . ' ' oe e ' ix 0 THE VN ASHIINQ L lasslhz d Adu rtlsements XX AINTED AA LOUTBY POUS dlvldull to rlfl T4 ln Sl nlof Llass meetlnvs B annoyed schoolmates rubber heels or Orville Look rotary t xfhc sxstrnm H1 s ur x use By Lutler students a heater for th Lutler Machlas bus A 47m1nute perlod any trne of day By Vkxlllam Lateomb a seasonal tardy slrp A portable drlnlclng fountam for Robert Small for use ln Englxsh IV A Baby Sutter to care for the Freshmen s p clally ln the 7th pt rlocl when attrntxon Cen By Sophomore boys dl'lVlTlL, llcenses They have plenty of experlence havm pr xc txced 6th perlods By Barbara Huntley a member of the Arr l-orce formerly from Lubec By lVlrs Klnsey a student who never saw any Cl'lSWlDg gUl'T1 By XIIVIBH Seavey some freckle crearn to re move her freckles By Mrs Beam more pupxls m advaneed Fr nch By o Look a person who can tell h r lf P trlarchal means the same 1n Enffllsh 'xs Socxolo y By Edward Graham to come bank from class st once and find hm desk h fc By the students a squeak ln the Assembly Room stalrs for 'Vlr Pope to emp oy By Washmfton -'Xuademy another tlas llkz V330 TON PIACORD man who IS stron r for X IWXH1 on durln uss POR SXHL At reduced prlces all radlators ln R001 would also trade same for any type of heat: eip ln boo 0 pirtlt ul Ars 1 rad o o I lll o For for Mr llorton -. ne yy Olds: lOlJllQ Fw rard C rotrtv FOR RENT nf ont seats ln Lonsputnus p arms Ayply to r on f ssemmy ROOITI LOS l' Around CDTXITTC' Look xt Wink ILQUI' llflt' llo H11 N The orl lnal palr of trouble ndkters RM and ound astray plcasr- return to VK a ft Bry mt oo many stltks of LTU dun r t J FOUND By anlce Small that the waste paper b It t ln the bacl-Q of th assen blx om ls Xery LO fortabl NOTICE orramc Albee do h r by d Clare xx xr up: n o Look becaus h s rn 1 materml and p.1ts t n th one SFLIIOD ere y lst arm a r SPOIISITIHX f 1 y a bllls contrantr-d by yon: X llllilil L-atco rl: 1 o ply to B tty armon o loo x vm an a r a xp '11 use betysen rx seats T T 3 .T x l -17 T ' ' ' ' A ' ' g an l fr-arlt-ss, to prom-ca ' G- gt,-X'k.l' gt Q :rm---.tt-s. yt . yy in ' ' Q . . ,,. ' . ' ' ,L , ' 4 D H .' r , A ' , 4 IT l-wr 5. . - M f - . . 5 5 e -r. T Ch 2 , all Lat' ll -e Alla htlltoi' l I A ' ' ' ra 1 .y': ' ' th ' lov - lull at rf' f A' 2 l XVII T ' e, with :1 t to Ill l 2 boot. l:.y , 5 , - . C1 . . - V ST ' 3. ' . , ' - T ' 'r. , u 1 1 - 5 r -L ' A F4 ' - fr s - ' ' . 1 .' lac:-, lon-' t I . . 1 M , P I - in th - As: r l l ' ' 1 , V C. K. ' ' . ' ' - . f' , ls sa-I . a heart. Fliclf-r ters on the Seniors, will rn-ce-ive a rc-ward of che-wing gum ard ax L ' ' I ' r jf ' -' l ' Ds. If T - -. -' - A. - ' ' A 4 nf ja . T -'. 5 g 1 its: the fi s I4-rind. ' ' , 4 A . ' J A , - :as - I A e 1 -' ro . l' ' I' ' :uf ' 9, . ' I A ' ' Q- . W A H - of K in T, ' ' e e ' e 'L r - U ,- J , e s sf take. all ,y' Limrt xy' :I 'L ' ' i i :r J ' - ' I . ju' V -K as le. it' l h by' 'l ' ll es QI., ll y' ,Af-: 4 I1 ' .and ' ll V ' ' ' -' any - but xnys -lf. V , ,- Y' -2 N' ' Y! , .I 5. C. Pre-slde-n. Ap y' 1' V' H . and l . Lg. 11' ' 1' H '. g . y', ' '5' I - vitl ' ide' fo better t 'l 'gn h sj, ft- . Moose A BCC THE WASHINGTON RECORD JOKES So Blllwas the lxfe of the party3 Into two parts then mto four parts then thc Yes he was the only one who cou talk four parts lnto two parts what would l hxvt3 louder than the radlo Wayne K Potato salad Mary Lou Fltzhenry Only two th1ns.,s stop you from becoming a great dancer Bruce H What are they Mary Lou Your feet Mr Horton says Democracy 15 a system under which a fellow who dldn t vote can spend the rest of the years klcklng, about the official the other fellows elected Mother Well an es how do you lke school3 ames Fletcher Closed' Mrs KIHSPY trym to lmpress the letter l IH shorthand Robert lf I should leave class who would leave3 Robert G We all would R Sears Dlckle lf you had slx apples and l asked you for three how many would you have left? R amleson SIX PARODIES CAUTION' The School Bell tolls the knell of endlng day A llne of scholars dashes through the door An unwary soul plods his absent mmded way And unexpectedly ends up on the floor After Gray s Elegy rs Kinsey entcrms., the classroom and notlclnx., a student with her feet ln the axsls and chewmg., gum oan Acklf-y take that gum out of your mouth and put your feet ln Mr Pope was lron dlglovl rid! R Vose l think they smelt lt Senxor How many subjects are you cxrry 1nr.,3 Freshman Well lm carrylm., on: and drag L,1nL, three anlce R Well Audrey do you think Mrs Beam llkes you3 Audrey R l thunk anxce she put a bu., klss on all my Latin sentences Mr Pope sent Leo Lund to the to mall a letter gxvmg hlm three Cen stamp Ten mlnutes later he came three lolllpops l ldnt need to buy a stamp plalned because l sllpped the letter VVl lCl'l HO One WHS l0Oklng post office ts to buy a back Wltll Leo ID the box Mr Pope What does a bat do ln w1nter5 Ed Graham It spllts lf you dont oll It EXCHANGES ln the past we have had many exchanges and hope to have more m the future The yearbooks we have recelved have been of excellent quality and we hope to have our yearbook as good as those whlch we have recelved Any school whlch would lxke to have a copy of The Washington Record m ex change for 1ts yearbook can obtaln a copy by wrltln to the Exchange Edltor Washxngton Academy Vie are maklnfj the followlng ex changes thls year Broadcast The The h The The The The The Ocean Breeze Margaretta Quoddy Llght Gossxp ewel Llberty Hlll Chronlcle Passamaqunddy Orin le Llght Sedan Calals onesport Beals Nlachlas Lubec Dennysvlllc Woodland Pembroke f xstport Nlllbrldge Hampden -18 H 4. - ld ' , 2 -. 'Y- 'F 4 -1' A 4 Jr- as ' A 4 - U ' .' M . ' Q ' y , ' ' I , . v ' ' sy 4 f' 4 ' 5 'Q .' - Y V .. 4 ?.. . H H 1 -1 J . t . J , f x- 1- ar- we . 1 Y Z .4 A 35 Al K X 4 'A . . Y . I ' A V A h ' ' ' ' as as as as x- 4 as as ' A 2 , J' 1 v l' . . y ' ' I A . N , Y , ' rf V -1 3 - 4 .yt 'I l I ' y' 1 ar- as af- as - L A . . . .. ,. 4 as as as . J ' , V J ' I Y .- I ' ' . . SO' -I . K, I I .ky an JF va 11- A ' . ' U - - - - as as at -1 ' U ., , n .. d. . K ex- ' ' Y - U V I Q . - - A 95 aw as we , .. .. - . . . .. - h .. J ' The ' . . I . . ..T e . ,, . E , ' ' g I ky' ' y ' ' k . K . .Ai 1. 2 f i' 1' A' 'ICU 5 SEABOARD PACKING CO 'NEPILNE BRAND SXRDIINE5 Am THE AMERICAN SARDINE CORP Pic er E C ONQL LROR BRAND N1 'XINI SARDIN1 S N11 hx up L IHI V XBIII A IwC7N III IXID 'fo Ch rzpl' wuts of P.1ckcr'X of l.1lbc'c, Rulvlvilxstmm. Smith Portland IX-lililil . i . k s cf 1 QC 'lf UI' fxlgijjg THE WASHINCTON RFCORD C,OI711J1H77CV7f O Pmkers of IJALM BRAND SARDINES C mnerxes Eistport Mwchxwsport McK111ley Iclc-phone 55 M1Cl1l1SIDK rt Mum C,Oll1l7ll772Cf1f j MACHIAS MANUFACTURING COMPANY MACHIAS MAINE MACHIASPORT CANNING COMPANY CO COAST FISHING CO INC Iukcrs uf PUSSIN BLICIIS f XININLD 'XININI XI PLUQUD I ubcc M um Iwm r the entire f'lllIlI8 x L 1 OHL xx It s alws 1x s UNOBSKEY S STORES QIIIIN 'X um 'I'IIIi XK'.I'x5IIIfLi1'I'UTQ IZIQQ RID ., . ja 5 r Vi'l1vn it's quaIity clothing .5 ' l ' . Ar values that .wc vorth IFEIYCIIIIJ 4 1 41 xv: j for I 'Q 4' . la' ' THE WASHINGTON RECORD B H WILSON FISHERIES EAsTPoRr MAINE SHERMAN DEN BOW SARDINIQS SMOKICLD AND BOINILD HI1RRING Lubec M 11110 Tllli XY.-XSI llfikZ'l'ON llliklblllb R J PEACOCK LYNN! R5 AND DI XLIPS IN SXPDINI S I L LC MAIINI M LOOK CANNINC COMPANY Fmu 'Vl11nf: S01 Fu 1 Spy zaltu OIC Q I 11.11 X O IXL IC LXSI 'Nl-XLHI-XS 'XIXIX O O 'f Q .' f xf 1' . E x . v . 'li l . l- A. . 1 . .' f . Hds Ol I' .i R 5 Steamed Clams m the shell calmed For II ls zml Resa 'dlllr xh , V 'W l' sh stezmxul Clgllllx THE WASHINGTON RI:CORD Complzmcnf O D VV SMALL EAST MACHIAS MAINE Cliss of 1950 Conqrxtulmons ind Best Wlslucs L S CRANE,lNC 11118 md Sha rt lumber Muhmi MWIIII , . I s I U O C LQ: 1 'z a ' J . .' I O I .w V 1 N w . ' K N K - K s lox Wu ROY K DENNISON 81 SONS 1 x I Cimp Islllldllig Sus IS M u uns M111 m C umpfznzuvt IRENE SMITH STUDIO NIAQHIAS NIAIINL THE XY.-X5lllf'Qkl .' .xl 'JRIJ vw IX11ll1lll'ilClllI'CI'S of ll 11' Toy ,og . ' ' j f M 12.1 a'l'4, :W J - x 5 nf THE VVASHINCTQNI RECORD COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY School and CommeruaI Punting, WSddlI1S Anmumemente and Il1X1I'IIlll1S Simplex and PIICQS upon request Pzzntu The Wa lzmqton Rccozd 11 Mam Street M3Ch13S MHIIIC Complzment o CLARENCE H MILLER GENERAL STORE C roccrus Frozen Foods Hardware P1111 5 Telephone 134 2 MACHIASPCRT MAINE GADDIS BROTH ERS COM PANY GENERAL STORE Canned BIueberr1e5 Lumber md Hardu ood EAST MACHIAS Telephone 8 11 MAIINE Comp! zzr1 ent of C I PITMAN C0 Eormerlx Hxlls Hwrdxxare Inc Machxas Nl 1111c 1 I J ' Y, Y w ' . . '. 1. K LIC ,I .E. S of S ' X ' . 7 . S f . . 1 -'- . - ' - . :- . K . ' 5 C U . ., I .1 C T , . , 2 . THE VNASHINCTOXI RECORD HOLMES PACKING CORPORATION L1 tpn rt N um GARDNER FUNERAL SERVICE I 1 Strut Mlnlmlls Nlum Phone 12N 2 m ulanu SlY1ICl mx I VALLEY EQUIPMENT CO uhm IX um Phone 1 x eep Truck Simon Wwqorms N 1 111 Nlum Stop md Shop 'at SHORTIE ACKLEY S TYDOL STATION Ielephone ZNI 7 Ins mr 'Nlim Strut NI :LI is Ivllllll ' ' I . I 1 I ffv I 1' 'nts of 5: s I . Ia' ' Coon .I z ' 1' ' QI- :I Iv ' ' .' '-I, 111' Assis auf IVIQ ' 1 24, Ia' ' 170 Interxmtiomml 'III'L1L'IiS-TI'iICIKWI'S-FZIFIN ELIUIIDIIIQIII-RCI-I'ILICI'2lfOI'5 VVIIA I S- S-. 2 I 15 J . 'Iz CI 'z s 1' - Q c ll ll I Ynu'1c lrivzl' flu' rest, nun' get tlzc bm! .ww Lf I U g'z'1iz,. 1' 8 THE WASHINGTON RECORD MAWHINNEY MOTOR CO Ford Mercury Cirs 1nd 'Irucks MACHIAS MAINL Telephone 75 1 IOSEPH F ALLGAUER ESSO GAS AND OIL Whltlxmg Nlamc C WILDER SMITH GENERAL STORE Buxlders Hardware Pamts Vqrmshcs O15 Nlotor Bc at 1nd Fxshermens Supplles Telephone Store 9319 2 Complznzenf f INDIAN LAKE INN FISIHIIS Hunting, Boatxng Qhllllllllllg Skatmg, Dllllllg Oxermqht Cibms Owner V CSCFIHIIII L S ROUTE 1 Eabt Manhlas Nlalm ' .' ' ' . ' S 'I v . '. ' CUTLER IVIAINE ' 5 o I . 1 I I THE VVASHINGTON RECORD F nzplzrmnt 0 LINDSEY COAL 81 LUMBER COMPANY E550 OILS READINC com C F VV PWIIIII PARLIN PRINTING COMPANY Publlshem of the MACHIAS VALLEY NEVUS OBSERVER ualltx Commercnl ob Prmtmq M1 I1115 IVI um Fomplznzcrzt BANGOR HYDRO ELECTRIC COMPANY MACHIAS MAINE MISSIOIN ORANGE BOTFLIING co SPRACUE BROS Cifblllilfd Bexera c wt their best Iqxc u me bottlex f C S0 C ripe Rah m Dextlosc-I IVI1ss1o11 Bexu lqn Dr Swett Root Beer 'N nur 1IIx food! Phone INI1Ch1f1x 99 2 IVIICI111 M um ,O ' A s I C I 4 E. . Parlin 4 , . .C 'f' al ' ,, , , r , . . w . f gs . ' ' :J I s 's 0 D-I fla I ' g ' g . ' 's ILIZ zz' 1 'c .'.' - 2 'Qs 4' - THE VNASIIM CTON RFCORD Henrx Rxopell DOWN EAST FIVE AND TEN Telephone 286 2 5 t 100 Merchandlst M1cl11as Nlalm MC KENNEY S IEWELRY STORE esselry Parker 51 Pens ind Electrical Appllances l lei ne u mq Refrlqerators Rldlos Ph onoqraphs Clocks Irons lronerx W1Sh111Q Mwchmes Limps Kltchen lxqhts Towsters Corv 1nd xlex Percolators W1fTle Irons Sports foods l me udmq Flshmq Tackle Cuns Ammumtxon lluntmq Kmxes Tenms Rwekets Baebllls md Outboard Motors Tell phone 197 Machns Nlaxne WILLIAM W BUCKNAM MORTICIAN A111bL1I1l1CE Serxlee Dix Ol Nlqht Phones 204 2 md 204 3 Nllme Street C lrlndltr Bla Lk MTCIII as Manu C omplzmt nf of H BLAINE DAVIS ESTATE lumbar md BlllIC.Ill1g lVI1tcr1als Telephone 62 Machu ls Mum I V 1 60 N 1 . J V I ' , K - C o .S . I .4 i I C-4 K K -4. C .., S 4 ,l. C-I -I, C S .I 2 C 5 1 K: 5 K , , 1 , 1 Q 1 is a Q z 2 I-N . z 2 ' ' K A - 1 -, E . , . - w' . ay, ' f ' X s i . . ' z A' - ' J , -1- 1. 3 I HIS VN NSHIINC TOIN RI COPD GEO B BATES CO D1 un nd W itclu u 1 y C1111 Mlllmc N WILLIAM TALBOT 37 1 Oulu It L xx O31 c N11 1111 Mum Conzplum nt CLASS OF 1951 C,on1plm1u1t CLASS OF 1953 M 4 I, . ., , I J A n 1 J , X . . . 1 ' ' S Of 'z u 5 H. 'a Jxwlrl' L r Y. 2.5 1' I I -- f - f -- W .,,,,,,,,,-...-,...-, .,- V I , S . X S of IXKI ' . il ' L 'c : .C 'as 4' - W 1 I w THE VVASHINCTONI PVCOPD MACHIAS FARMERS UNION aus run Frmd Crcurus D D T C,omCnt11tQd Poxsmmx t mx mc Unk ox L ltu Sx stuns MACHIAS SAVINGS BANK Incolporitcd Apul 1569 Muhl IS Mum S xmq Auounts Sife Deposlt Bov. CHLVROI EI I 5 ills 71 1 1 QUODDY CH EVROLET CO I 1 nm 7 79 ll 11118 M Uni fra 7011 Poo s Mmts 1nd Cruvrus Fruit 'md Produce nuts 1nd Vvmdou C lass Delxxerx Serum Telephone 78 L W LONGFELLOW 81 CO NI'lChlas Malllf' F2 v 3 . x Z , x Y Deilvq in FO' ISCCHOIIHCZII Tr: ,'pc'lzt'o11 cs 1' - 1 A Y Y 'hw - .... Pain. Fc'l':cr A 1 ' W 1 M2 ' .QQ 5' - Ilmrlal s NI 'w VVQ ' . I i , , 1 - H ,, I Vx. 'd 3--'-.S 1 V ' - , pc- , 3 w al 55 , 2 QW .K . E l i THE VNASHINCTON RECORD w DAKIN S DAKIN S DAKIN Q Wame Spoztznq Good N L zz En gland Large I Barzqoz VVaterzz1I1 Fzm t Nlicfreqor Coldsmlth Equxpment Comcrse 'Xthletxc footxxexr THE NEW DAKIN S STORE 78 Bra md Street Bwngor THE OI D RELIABI E STORE 75 Cvntml Strc ct Bwnbur NORTH LUBEC MFC 8- CANNING CO Pickers of SARDINES NORIH LUBEC MAINE LUBEC BRANCH BAR HARBOR BANKING 81 TRUST CO Commerclxl ind Swxmqs Department Uunluz of Fndu 11 Dqno zt In mime Corp Lubcc Mum NEWELL H MAKER Finished Matched ind Drs Lumber whiff Brages find Imp XXHIIIING NIAIINE L'1 f - v. - '- , 4 . V 1' S A ' S . ' 1 A . . A Q -- -1' x ' xQ 'f 1 1 -1 J , , ., A, -. 2 ., A C I - M , 4 7 - 4 C x Q K Y Q . c .- Q E c cv mf c Af' R' ' E ' S S 4: , '. x 1 . .. Y Q y , . l' . . A, vv '4 V VV' THE WASHINGTON RECORD C,OI7lI71l!71Lf1f BEALE S INSURANCE EASTPQRT MAINE Drmk R1 y 11 Crm 1 11 C11 Beet bw Tiste Test Bottled bv BECKETT 81 C0 Cqlalq Nlamc C,Ol7l!7Ill7lCf1f BEALS IEWELRY STORE 97 M1111 Strut Ellsxmrth Mlllll Phone 212 C omplmzg nt DR w 1 GILBERT DR P 1 MUNDIE ULULIb I S MACHIAS CLEANERS AND DYERS NI21111 5 rcet Mqfhlqg Phone 236 S611 Ice and Dcpendabzlztzy As handw as vour phone IS A FRIEND I UBEC MAUNIS Qonzplum nt c THE IOHNSON HOUSE Dummy xlllc M11111 ST CROIX MUSIC SHOP hxQrxtl'1111q II musxg md supplxe M1111 Stnct C, llllS 64 7 Y' ' ' ' 1 S of I ' if 1 .1 J w f. v v w a Complinzcnts of 1 Y C -4 -E 0 1 1 , ' w 1 ' 5 of ' ' 1 s nf ,' - - ' J v w , 1' ' M vs v. E. x Q ' 1 S of . . . . ! u E' X' 'K '1 I 'S . . . THE WASHINCTON RECORD C C SPRAGUE 3, SQN CENERAI sToRE AND cARAcL GFLCCFICS Meats and Prcuauns I B H Lubcc Mime W Lubec Mum SH EEHAN BROS SOM ERS HARDWARE Tvdol Veedol Sem me Remppmq md Retrewclmq Authorized Dcller T1x1 Seruce Delnxal Sepmrwtors Telephone 123 7 Lubcc M3ll1l Lubec Milli? R P MACKENZIE Compliment Deirborn Farm Nlachmery D d N h S ay an 1q t eruce Love Bros Punt 'md Kemtone Twke you omyxxhere xou ut to 1 kumlture Stoxes Telephone 326 3 Foster s Druq Slow Radmtor Repamnq 196 2 Exenmq Auto Clnss and WQldlIlq Machlqs Mum Machias Nhme Complmzent B R SNOW RUBY HOLMES LONGFELLOW O D Cass of 29 l M1ChlHS Mum' Clerk of Court Machns Mum 1 of 1 ' . wf ,- . . U l . 1 v e o - S of T - l ll PM , 5 cAPPY cRocKER V C C C , ' If wa go C . Q - r ' A J LCS 4 A -C K' . CWC CCCC CMWWC C l U , C CW CCC X s of . . I V ty THI' WASHINCTON RECORD ALDRICH PUBLISHING C0 P1 lhef Of WAYNES RESTAURANT The Iubcc Herald F talvlz hed ln 1836 Lubct M11111 COINIHCI'C1llPI1IlflHQ of lixerx DCSLllIDlIOll E A MORRISQN 8. SON GERRY S BEAUTY SHOP 64 VX ashmqton Street Lubcc Nlame Lubec Complzment O Qonzplmzent FLOWER S SHOE STORE KNOWLE5 GARAGE General Repmr and Shell Products Ivbf Mallle Lubec Nlamc Complzme nt PARKERS CROCERY STQRE TIP S LUNCH XX est Lubm Malia? Lunches md Dmners Lubet Mallli r 66 1 v J T . ll7l'S s ' is 'S ' ' .' ' . . I 7 . ,id K . Groccrie: Feed Confectionery l l t i ' S f 1 . , , S of I I 1 'V 4 C . ' , w ' ' S of I THE VVASHINCTOIN RECORD BAB S ARMSTRONG S BARBER SHOP Kmc Cut Rltc Blllldlllj M1Ll1l1S M11l1Q Complmzent O DR IOHN F HANSON IVIQLIIVIS MQIIIC MORSH EE SUPERETTE Lubcc M1lllC F H HOYT Home Shoemq md C enerzl Repmmq East Mnhxag Maul? RESTAURANT L Plummer Prop Machu as Bl um Complzmult PADDY REEVES Basketb all Offical M1cl111s Mum LESTER E YOUNG M1ChlIl2 Shop Mxrme Suppllu M1f1116 R ulxx 15 Chrvbler Nhrme Fngme General Nlotors Dmsel M1Ll1l1s Nl lllmc Complzmcnt UNOBSKEYS Lzdles ind Mlsses Colts md Digs LN Drx foods md rurm hmq M611 5 ind Bmw Clothmq md furmtuu Lubcc M un T T - A 1 0 ' I 1 S z ' 'L 1' xf ,- aj 2 ' 5 f ' s of ll Il C I E ., 1' ff 1 , ,Q 1 ' . c 1 '1' 2 V X5 c i 'Q ' . ' Q c U 4 I S . , .' .J A ' ' sof . . ' .v .V . .. . . E , 4 .. . 1 .c iS . I i J E Z . ., . . ' ' ' J . 4 5 ns , . .C 1,3 E K- T ' f 4 , 3 1 K 1 L' THE WASHIN GTON RECORD Complzment LUBEC MOTOR SALES INC Complzment 0 DOT S LUNCH Chrygler Plymouth Prop Dorothv P C'ltCOI'Ill3 S716 and SCH KC flome Cooking a Spcczaltzg I b M 1 u ec 3 nc East M3Chl3i Nlame Complzmcnt S Cut Flon ers Corsaqes ind Floml Arrwntements for all OCCWSIOIIS Water Street l Telephone 16 Muluas lvlalllf Cc urt Street Maclmlas Nlum Com nlznzenf I Qonzplznu nt c L BRQWN CRQCERIES FARRIS DRY cooos Telephone 2309 M1111 Strut lVl1Cl111s Nlamc I uber Nlalne WILSON S CO 1l7l '1U1f of it 100 Mer hllldlsi Mc LAUCHLIN s 'adm md C Nlen S FllI'l1lShlll?,S CROCERY STORE Beds 5p,,,,,,, lube Mmm Flur cwmngs Telephone 31 3 Lubu. Mum ' S of , . S X' , . H . '1 , . 1 . Tc C 'S ' V . , . . ' S of I ' f, .1 K f c c C K ,T C C .li .' K T tl 50 w f ' 5, 2 ' ' s of , , . N s of . . 1 1' . ..', ' I . . V -.S . Q . . v , '-:' ' ' : . 0. Q , 1. '. ' ,. f 1 h 7' 1 '.'. f M w ' Q . 'c . r' ' 1 . 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' I 1 1 1-1 1' ' 1' '12 2. ' , I I X .5 of , xv 1 ' I , :If an THE WASHINCTON RIHCCDRD Compllmcnt O L E GARDNER General Mcrchaludlsc Cutler lVl'nnc Confectu ncry 1nd Tcb'1CCO OLIVE WALLACE Cutler lVl11nc Phe uc 8510 5 Durvx Hrcl Nl llier Qu 1181 Cutler Nlqlm Complzment 4 C D WALLACE Cutler Nl unt CO 1l7l C'7f O Conzplznunf 0 I 0 0 F H L MILDREDS BEAUTY SHOP Emi Mnlfhlas Mime M1cl11QSpn rt Mum ALVAH W RANDALL MACHIAS Maclml 1 Grctcrus lVlc1ts Fruits Pamtb Onls 1nd Varmsh 'I 1 h 30 Complete Quthttels to e ep one Dclmxery Sexuce M211 Xouth ind Bovs Mum Cltthlllb and F txc r l 70 1 J . S I - I . 'c i , ' ' . l I 'w . v. l ' 5 yi' I Y w I l I . t 1 - ' 1- y S I- -1 . x S AL ' . Q 0 . - ' ' j . '., 1 .l ' l l . , . 1 V 1 Rf Q 4, -h K I 'W 5 1' V. . 7 . 'v f , c I. . ,- ,l Wy ' v f ' is C W . on si! TIII XX XSIII CTOIN PI LORD 0 LX NXLI H1 u 1I11 ld -Xppll n QS Bcwdlx XX 'xshcrb and Drxcr 11111 Ix1t1 1111 PARKER ELECTRIC CO 38 Court Street Machms Nlwmv Omplzrm nt GERALD E MC DQNALD ,X orncx II I. xx Macluab Milllf' 011117111711 nt DR C L LUCE M l1In1s ll 4 C 1911117111111 fit LILLIAN ARMSTRONG Cru 1 ll 1r ll 1 1 1 XX 1 mcn Children s Infants XX 1' lr Iclcphom 263 3 IVIaCI11'1s Nlalm C,Ol71!JlIl7lC!lf REV HERBERT L WAS5 East MTLIIITS IXfl'11n1' f Olllpflllliflf FRANCIS E HANDY Pheismts ind Mxqrmre Dudxs Iurkevs ind CI'llLIxCII I clcplm 11 1 Nlachms IVIa1n1 C,Ol7lI?Ill7lt77f SUPER A 84 P STORE IVI11hl'1s IXl lll'lC Lubu miami 2 .1 IQ I I x 2 V' 71 Cl' RIN '-Ux 's11I 1 v s' v . 'll cr ,-X11 5' 'nn A 'I X Q H W 'SI ' 1 .' Hz . H - C ' H 5 of I A 5 of I . 3 Ka C U fit' X'-1-il' I I I . I I . ' - I 1' .Q 1 I I I . , I , X 5 of ' N 5 Q! I I 0 ' :fi .I c E RRI . . . H I If c Iv' N , , I . 7 -7 2' ., 1' ' ' I I I Q I N s of 1 Q . 1 5 O! i wc-r'-5 and Iicf 1 1d AI- to tak' wnt Kg .C. IK. ,R 1 THE WASHINCTON RECGRD COl71lJIll7ICf1f C0yn17I1y71Qnf 0 STAFFORD BARBER SHOP Lubcc Nhmc TWIN S PR UC ES DANCINC Lubvc M1111m WHITI NG HOUSE ROOMS AND CABINS Whlllllg Nlame A F Rl EN D Lubcc Manu KENNETH L HODGDON Studebaker Cars and Trucks Salex and Sen me DCl1l1ybVlH9 Nhlnc Complzmcnts O CHARLES L TU PPER Intern r wc rk Pamtmg, 'md Papermb Gencml Rcpalr Wcnrk East M3Ch13S Nlame Complznzent 0 D 84 M STORE Lubcc Mum Complzment of LEICHTON S FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Sem :ce Telephm ne 171 Lubcc Mama 72 I ' S Of 5 ' S f J Compliments of Compliments of .. Y . . y . ' S f I .W W - . , Y L . V - - T . THF V 'Xililxi TON P1 LORD 11 K 1 1 1111 7111711711 MACHIAS MOTOR CO THE GRILL 11o1xr1AC c1v1C L 111 an Sturm 1V111111as M1111c M1L1111q Nhmf' COIVIPZIIIZLHY 1111 Dccrc V1r111 M11 1 1 rx 1c1L1111c111L 23-1 2 MaL1111s 1 ne orrzplzfm 111 ALLAN F GILLIS Bodx Shop 1VIa11111s A111110 C 1111111111111 nt GILPATRICK S DAIRY Q Be 1 II 0111 1 x 7111611110111 776 71 1L117LL XX 111t1n3,, M1111v DUNBAR AND VOSE 1VIac1111s 1 C 1111111111111 nt CRANE BROS LUMDE1 COMPANY 1111111Lt111c1 x 5111116 Ind 51111511 VC hlflllg N 11 011111111111 111 C R CRANE C mmrll Nhr 11111c1s1 1111111111 1 1111 vhlflll N 1116 1 ff . 1' 1 1' x i N 73 XY 1111 111 11zQ11'z1s C1 1 A 1 s of 11511 O V - 1 11Xf1ilL1C1lI1' 13il1111OI1, 1,411.1 S 1's mul 'i ' 1 . J l ' 5 uf ' 1 1 1 ga 1 '111c 1' 1 Q Md '.: 1VI.111c Q ' 1 s of C ' ' s of 1- P H3-1153 . x ,' N12 z ' ' 's 411 ,- . - Boy 111 1 'Q 1 15 ' ' 11.119 i ' 1 5 11' ,w 4 X C 1 ,N 11! I T111 s '1 5111111 . . 1' 1 1 -c 1 1, 1 Fr :LlI'I1l to v'ULI fl-Cl' 3 du V 225-12 5 ..,.., '-, , jk vv . - g A ,. .. V , , THE VVASHINGTGN RECORD TYDOL SERVICE STATION C,o11zpIz111Cnt Wlllard Battcrlcs Goodrlnh 'md Hood 'I xres Acgcssorlcs F L11bI'1Q'1flOI1 md C rQ'1Q1nq Our Specmltx M D East Machlas Nlalne GAY BROS ST REGIS PAPER CO Wh0lcS1lc Frult md Produu WhlII1Cy vlllc Munn Tflfphlmf ,O 17 oncsboro Mum Qo111pI1111c11f COIll17lll7lCHf DURGAN s cABlNs E '- A'-BEE 8' SONS Telephone SD H IAKE VIEW DAIRX Telephone 133 32 Ewst Nhchlas Nl'unc East Macl111s M1ll11 C 011117111111 nf OIIIITXIIIIL nt FRANK R HOLMES D GINNY S TEA ROOM um Loolud mod IXLIZ 1 VV1 hm Item Strut East Muhme Munc- E HIPC rt Mqlljl I 74 . . S of -wc - E 3 c.. Ac 7 JJ 5 K- . ' 5 Of. 1 I S S Of. I l l Y 1. QS ' Q 1. , F 1 Y I ' ' s of C ' X .N of I . 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' as THE WASHINGTQN RECORD DIRCKSEN S BAKERY uallty Bread Bnrthday Cakee 1 Speclalty T 29 2 Maclmlas Nlalne LOWELL P MALLAR Plumbing, 'and Heating Nhstcrcraft Furnaces and Burners M1Cl1l1S Munn Cu c dymr Tires Wlllard Bwttc rms Sc cc ny Fuel 1nd Range Oil E G MAC LAUCHLAN Phone 146 lVl1ch11 Mfunc COLIN 1 CAMPBELL Att: rncy 'lt I 'u md Real Estfntf' Nlachms Muna E L GOLDSMITH Cc mplete Imurance SCFVICC M3Chl3S Nlfunc Complrmcnt 0 ARMSTRONG S HOTEL BUTLER 81 BERRY Mc numcnts T l 82 Nlachms Mfunc WALLACE BARBER SHOP M3Chl39 Mum- 76 l ' l L O I w Q . el. - . . x . S If . ' r , ' I - , - Machias Nlainc im . ' ' l . I x x , ' W . el. . . 350 318 O v ' -. - .. v 2 VX X51 TON Pl LORD O,,,1,j,,m,1f Qonzplzment BRIDGHAM S BARBER SHOP lhc Ch lndltr l5l1 It Bl ltllll IW 11111 onlplzfm nt HARVEY M EADER Cattle md H1 rsu 1 111011 C 1111 MACHIAS BILLIARD PARLQR ox er lVl1Cl11 is C11 11111 J Pm lxll Six I1 Iii mlm Hot Dt as P1 p Q ll1dW 1 mplznz 11 EDDIE FOSS Nl lLl1llS Nl 11111 IOHN P FARRIS f111f1'1t11111r1es 1nd Fr111ts lxl'lkl'll IS Nl llllt LEIGHTON S MENS SHOP M11 Ill Flnest CI1 tlnn St r1 Telephone 214 2 A 1 REYNOLDS VVALL BOAPDS VN INDOW 5 1115111111-d Sldlllg Asphnlt Sl'llIl3,,lCS Mwldnm, Tel 230 lVl'11h1 IS Nl 11111 GILPATRICK S STORE Xxfllltlllgw Nl lllll 'lwlllf .R UNC .' xi 1 C - , A U2 , ' ' 5 of I , . H 2 Y W' X J' .- z zs 1' ' ff i5 4' ' l 1 . ' l ' CJ ' S of 1 1'l.25..,' 1.11.11- . v I ' l Nhchhg Nhim, I Mzlill Street Machizls. lvlilllli' RLxL'I i ' uf' . . , , , .v . X L , , . l ' 2 'if , H Vs ' 5' Z . Y J ' ' sl ' 1' f v Q V A Hy 1 'z ' l . ' . 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GRANT GARAGE TIHXACO O1 A css ms General Rcpanmy Ent Muhms Mamc DREW S PHARMACY C1 xwox E Drum Prop Pre crxptu ns Fc untam Sc rvlu: ualxty MCfCh3l1dlSC Eur M1Chl1S Mallmc W A Graduate 1926 GARDNER S GARAGE FUI F CAS and OIL VVPLDIWC East M3Ch13S Nlalne DOCKY DREW Hzqhe tpzz e OI l1Ol1I Fur and Du: lun T rappers Suppllcs C1 L111 Q Ammumuc n FlShlI1g T1 kle Tel 360 13 E1 t M1 hlaa Nlame S O YOUNG GENLRXI XIERCTIIAXIDISI E1st Mwchms Blum GATCOMB S IGA STORE Gruterlcs and Drs Gm ds Telephone 232 3 ast M'lLhl1S M um LUND S BARBER SHOP Your patronage appreciated Dcnnysvlllc Tues 84 Thurs East Machxas Nlfum HOM E RADIO 81 FURNITURE CO CROSLPH Re r13,er'1t rs R1l13CS lx lu 1 Cahn Nlum t I D Gas 'l .cc::n .' 177 A1 If , fg . '.' L . . '.j ' ag . ' .. T inn, ,H ,-.,E -M ., , , I , , . . . Y . S . .x I N . L .- , . , V ' If w 5 TVO IOIUQI' pl'zCeS aflL1ll7l1CI'C for 1 ' . '. .' 3 i E . ' .J 1 ' V . C 1 I ' , Y . I A I L 'T Z A I K- K I I , E y A, r ll II ' 5 C ' ' 's .. .' . tx Ax 5 . V. . Q E V . K, .., . . . my KC' . 7. f .uj- . YQ- lIC'1s . 1 . . . 1' ' 25 .C 1 THE VVASHMNCTOIN RECORD Qomplrmenf HUSSON COLLEGE Nlamc s Lirgc st Sch QI nf Cc mmcrull Il lll1li'I?-' ID7 Park Str Qt Bmqm IVINHL H IIUSSOI1 IFCSICICIII Freq Cnylgg C Omplzzm nt KARL V LARSON M D Eflst M3Chl3S Nlzunc Complzmcnt HARVEY COX AND HIS ORCHESTRA 301 Lubcc MHIIIC HILLSIDE LODGE AND CABINS Fit IVIach11 Maniac RHPHH WIIIIP 1 1 C,Ol7Il7III71Cf7f AND LABINS East NI'lCI1ll Nlqlng U S Route No l Qomplmzcnt BARRETT LEWIS ORCHESTRA I uber. M unc Qomplum nt SOPHOMORE CLASS SO I v 'S ' I ' S of ' 1 e 4 I 1 5' X C. . ' , I I gg N 1 ' S of I ' ' S of I LAKEVIEW TEA ROOM l . . w E ,f ,, ' S of S ' S of Tel. -11 I I ' ' S of 1 . I j,P'o1. I THE WASHINCTON RECORD Qunplznzt nt DR 1 H MCTAGUE C1l1ls Nlnunc PENDERGAST PHARMACY Tub RPXALL STORE VS c' 'ire sour Nelghbtwrhcwcwd Dru glst prt ud of the ch1ncc to scrvc you M3Chl3S Nlame I W DAVIS COMPANY Vx holemlc Beef 'md Pre vxsu 31 M1Lh13S A431110 Complzment SUSAN M DY ER Register cf Pre bitt B1 nhl ls M 11110 F L CATES 9 html Supplies ln M1 111 us M1chl1s M um BERTHA LONGFELLOW INSURANCE Fire C'lSll'llty Automobllt Manhlis Nlum Qomplznzcnts O GENEVA E IASPER RCLISICF cf Dccds M1ch11s Nhnm Complmzc nt A FRI EN D East Mathlis Nhmc 1 ' Sl Y w 13 ' A S of 0 o V .c ww d .v. ' I I I D 1 v, 1 . ,. Uv, 1 k Ch. 5 I N. , 8 rf r ' Tel. 157 . Q' . . , Q . . , 5 f -1 . . , .K 1 Y K' Tel. ' --1 U7 ' A ' s of ' f s of . is 5 3 I L . . FHT VVASIII xf TON PI COPD N W C omplzmpnt O WI1cIcs1IC Cc l1fCCtlKlN rw FOSTER S DRUG STORE IVI nhl is Millll I1st IVI u hms IVI11111 C Omplzmcnf Hccnml rc S I ARBOARD COMMLIINI I H CEN I I R mc FIRE DEPARTMEINI A RI EN D Starboird IVIalnc Complznu nt STUDENT CQUNCIL THE STAFE or THE WASHINGTON RECORD YQQIIILS the E ppoxt I 1II xdxeltxsers L tha 1970 IELIIIIOII III VV1 Ixmqton PLLOIQ 82 ' 1'7. YG wvxfl X ' ' J ' ' 5 I w ', is 'w ' ' ' I Tel. 135-II I ' I S O! C' ' is w flu' Z 1 film uf 1950 I F3 ' X s of app 4 .'L1 ' O-Q z ' 5 in IIIZIIQIIIH poxsilul- 5 F I 'Il' QS ' I xx' 'I AUTQGRAPHS TI IE NVASHINGTGN RECORD AUTOGRAPHS THE VVASHINGTON RECORD ad! ...ff ,f if 4' WASHINGTIDN ACADEMY Incorporated 1797 EAST MACHIAS MAINE Washlngton Academy offers the followmg Courseb oF 5tp,1d.y THE CO1 LEGE PREPARATORY COURSE whxch lb demgned to meet the nequzrements of any of the collegeb arts 'md Smences I'HE SCIENTIFIC COURSE whxch lS arranged to meet most college requxrements but r res more emphams on the SCl6I1tlhC btudxes than on the forexgn linguaqes THE COMMERCIAL COURSE winch lb mtended to fit a student for general ofhce work 'and to 1 the foundatlon for further study 111 the busmebb field fl-IE GENERAL COURSE wh1ch 15 devlsed especlally for those atudents who Wlll not be enqwgmg m any epecmalxzed work afler braduauon Washxngton Academy JH 1 Clas A School and ns dceepted by the New Lnqlarcl College Entrance: Certxflcate Board Addrebb all COI1TII1lllllC?ifl0llS to GARDNER C. 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