Westbrook High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Westbrook, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1937 volume:

,sag 0 y m m mf w K f f 'E 19 337 I X WESTB ROSELIEEEEZQQHQECE ASSEM BLY W A 1 E v 1' A ' 3 7 VFWN1 QQ, H.-. 'Q .-..- ..-, -. ... - , m lm 5 x 5 H S COBB, PRWNTEP, WFSTBROOK Qwfkkcau I I NIII.'I'0N A. I'IIII.IIRO0K, A. II. fflnlhyb. I'rim'ipnI CI.II FORIJ R. JORIJAN. H. S. IRatPsI. NI, A. ICuIumbiaJ. Sub-master. AISTIN A. AI.IJI-IXICurI1um Nnrmaly, I'AI'I.INIi W. ARHO'I I'. VX. B. ltlolllyb, IIARRIICT M. ADAMS. A. B. Illusion Universilyj. CIIARLES A. HOYCE QWestbmok Iligh SUI 1m11m ll. MARY S. IIYRNIC, R. S. Iiiimnmns Cnllegq-J. MARION V. CIIIIIK. A. R. Iliatffsl. IIAROID E. KIIIUZII-IR. A. B. II'niversi!y ui' Muiuel, MARIKI. R. DAVIS INInim- School nf Commvrrrj, EVA II. IJOIJD INIainf- Svl 1av1r I uf Conlme-rv!-'J. IL. I.AWRENCI'I GATES. A. B. IRatf-sl, IUSICPII C. GIYIAN fflurham Normal v, IN KN S.IIA'I'1III. A. II. Iflnlhyr, RAIIIIAEI, II. NIA'I I'III-TWS. A. B. lUniversitv of Niuinvr. FHAVII-IS IT. S'l'IHIVIiNS. A. B. Ilialewy, I-ll,I7fAI!IC'I'II M. NX III'I'I'IICR, A. 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SINQCLMR Superintendent of the Line, who helps to make the cruise of the ship Westbrook a pleasant and profitable one, and whose earnest endeavor and broad-mindedness have won the love and esteem of both the crew and ofllcers. we gratefully dedicate this edition of the f? .f' Yi- 1 1 fzfifo 'Lia Boczz' 5 ,' ' ', Emlitur-ilx-flxivf Axsixtzuxt lhlitur l3E'1 1'Y Romxsow FRANK Sx11'rH,jR. Alumni liditur Assistant Editor l RAxcr:s Axmiksux H.-xkom C1.on'm1.-xx, -lk. I,itrrul'y Ediltll' Awiwtxult Ifnlimr DAvm CEORIDON Iloxcwm' ST. PIERRE Industrial Edimr Nluxir lfmliim KENNHH lhlik ZANE I.0RINl Athle-tim' liglilur fllirlxj Atlllr-tim' ljliiior llinysj MIQLHA XV1xsl.ww ROLAND lio1ssoxNHAU K'm1nm-rrizll Edirol' Fxrhzulgc Ifnlitur IREM-1 l,El3l1L I,0RE'l l'A R11x1,EY Svirnvv linlitur Home Fvullullmira Ifnlitm' Al'5'l'IN KlAc'Cokxl.'xc'K SHIRLI-px Low:-11.1. Art Hnlimr C.-XRl5l.lN H SI M PSON Qi CIIILASS IEDHTORS Sf-ninr ,,.. .....,..,., N mum S'1'Anx Sophunmre ..,.. ...IT-xl.x1l-:R lwuAl,l.5 juumr ..,,,. CLI!-'I-ORD Nlrzcscalsm l rc-Nlmmun ,, IDI-'I IA llx n R I-ll liuxinrw Mulmgrrx IJQAH SMITH AIARY .IAQK 1-Xwxxtault Bmlln-w Maumgc-rx PAVI. S'roxr-i XYILIAIAXI Kxrnsl-:x, JR. 1XIARjORlEEI.DRllJl5li Gr:R'rRl'nE Br-'Rm KENNHFH S1-oxri, ju. I'H11.w jonwsow 'I'm-:LMA lhssr-1'1k'1' QxL:KlRE IXIQMAL' l-l-? i .1i.iT-,1 L .-.1- 1 fhfifomiaf boazd l L Front row fleft to rightj- Dorothy St. Pierre, Carolyn Simpson. Delia Dyer, Norma Sialvy, Betty Robinson, Melba Winslow, Phyllis Mclienney, Loretta Ridley, Claire Moreau. Second rowfMary Jack, Gertrude Berry, Irene LeBel, Marjorie Eldridge, Leah Smith, Zane Loring. Thelma Bassett, Frances Anderson, Shirley Lowell. Third row-Roland Boissonneau, David Gordon, Frank Smith, Palmer lngalls, Kenneth Stone, Philip Johnson, Paul Stone, Clifford Meggison, Harold Cloudman. 7 W 5' fr i Y A it .N s THE VOYAGE The rolling sea of life llows on into eternity anal we must rig onr ships to hest withstancl the precarious voyage which we all must take. lt is lllosl important that we all he hartly sailors. Some of ns are just pulling np anchor in preparas tion for the voyage which lies aheavl of us. This maiclen voyage is the vital one, hecause now, for the Iirst time, we are launching our own sltitlfs to sail away from the mother ship which for so many years has shelteretl us from sorrows. clisappoints ments, :mtl the frequently enragecl waters of a stormy sea. Then for still another reason it is a momentous occasion. 'l'he nature of this initial voyage moultls the character of fntnre experlitions on life's vast. mysterious rleep. The ways of life. like the waves of the ocean. lill ns with awe :mtl aflmiration. They are so ohsctire yet so full of meaning antl intention. .-Xt times the water is calm with scarcely a ripple to mar its hright anfl shining surface: then surl- tlenly threatening clonrls appear on the llllflllllll the water. which only a moment hetore harl appearetl so peaceful :mtl irienilly, ht-comes a raging. seething' mass which tlestroys everything within its powerful grasp. lint let us not forget that it is not always the stormy waters which present the worst clangers. liven when the sea is perfectly calm. one never ltnows what -iaggerl reels lie heneath the shining surface. lurking' there to lure us to a quick tll'Sll'llt'll4lll, lfrom the first few hours of the trip Iliusl of ns realize that everyone cannot lie successful. for life is not plannefl to he that way, lint each of us has an equal chance lo chart his course upon the route of opportunity antl lincl his moorings in the harhor of success. There is a very great tlitference in the way each intlivitlnal lits his ship. The character of a person is usually the chief navigator of these plans. lf we were privileged to sit apart for a time and view each vessel as it passerl, we would he ahle to tletermine accurately just what sort of sailor was the captain of each one. Some itlle along, stopping here anll there, wherever tempta- tion lnres them. 'Iihese are the useless crafts which are cloometl soon to he wrecliezl or to lose their course completely antl wanrler aimlessly through all the remaining years. Uther ships are heset hy storms anfl :lense fogs ancl seem to have ill fortune constantlyl while still others sail hravely through the storms into fair winmls. sun- shine and smooth waters. What we see convinces us that WC, to a certain extent. are masters of onr fate, though there are many things which mortal seamen mlo not comprehencl. lint when we consitler that all is not left to ns, we see more clearly many things which hlinfletl ns hefore, things which we must leave in the care of onr pilot. So if we start our voyage with an intense :lesire to tlo onr liest. though at times the horizon may he hlack antl the waters threatening. we'll sail through with flying' colors at the hreaking' of the tlawn ll, li.. il.. THE PROXY lil a tlormitory of lfxcter liollege, earl Monroe was reacling :1 letter. lle rearl :mtl groanecl, ran his lingers through his hearl of curly hair. :mtl hnally threw the letter tlown on the wintlow seat. Wg W ' 'Til Bill' Ilis roommate, Stuart I.ox-ing. was reading his own letter from home, but he looked up and asked, VVhat kind of a letter did you get? I got a call-down from the head of the house for spend- ing so much money last quarter. It's a sad world -and because I spent so much last time he's shut down on this quarter's allowance. I lumph, grunted Carl, a little thing like that shouIdn't worry you. Listen to my troubles and you'll see how small yours are. XVell, tire away. lust listen to this, Stew, my friend- 'My dear Nephew: Your mother writes me that you are do- ing very well in your studies.- Get that, fz'lIcr? -so I thought as an especial treat you might like to spend the week-end with your cousin Laura and me. I realize that we shall have to become acquainted all over again. because it has been many years since we have seen each other. We should be delighted to have you come this week-end and unless we hear differently, we shall expect you on the afternoon train Saturday. Your devoted aunt, SUSAN JENKINS., Now isn't that just durky? And me with a heavy date on Saturday I Stuart stretched, yawned and then remarked, Didn't I hear you say once that this jenkins dame had a lot of money? Gosh, yes. but what's that 'got to do with her asking me to come to visit her F XYell, Mister Monroe, if I were in your shoes, I certainly shouldn't pass up a chance to visit her. Maybe she would get soft-hearted and give you a few extra pennies for being such a studious little boy, Yeah-maybe, but I'm not giving up this date if I never see Susan. The room was quiet and Carl was sitting on his bed thinking. All of a sudden he bounced up with a shout, Say, Stuart, I've got an idea and it's a honey. V I 1 'tlYell, spill it, old man, but it better be good. Now, listen-you go to Aunt Susan's for a week-end. I'll give you the transportation, and you may have all the extras that the dear lady hands out. Golly, Carl, that's risky business. For heaven's sake, won't she know the difference? IIasn't she any pictures of you? You and I don't look alike except in height. No thank you, I don't care about being jailed for false impersonation. Aw, come onl Be a pal. Can't you see l'm in a jam and only you can help me out? llow is Susan to know whether you are me or yourself? You can have all my clothes except what l'll need Sunday, and I can spare ten dollars besides car- fare. XYell. Carl, if I weren't so hard up, I'd never listen to your scheme: this may work out, and it may not, it remains to be seen. Yes-I'll go, but if I do put this over, I'll be eligible for the leading role in the class play, for it will take an enormous amount of good acting. XVhew, what a relief! I thought one while you were going to get cold feet and not go. Now, let's plan. I'll tell you all I can about things she would naturally ask about. Then followed a session which would be re- membered by the two boys for many years. They tested step by step as nearly as they could, the visit to Carl's Aunt Susan. Stuart was told as much as could be remembered by Carl, of the family history and the state of health of each member of the Monroe family. Saturday morning came all too soon to suit Stuart Loring. Ile hadn't slept much the night before, because he wasn't a boy who played prac- tical jokes on people. Ile was taking this prank very seriously. Carl made all the arrangements and soon Stuart was on his way. .Ns the train sped on, Stuart began to feel more cheerful. Maybe this Laura wasn't such a bad scout, maybe she had changed for the better since Carl had seen her last. It was possible that this was going to be a lark after all. It was then he decided that lunch would be very acceptable right away. so he made his way into the dining car. Stuart saw a very pretty girl seated at a table across the aisle. ii ll fi and he did wish he had nerve enough to change his seat, when suddenly it was all arranged for him. The steward asked him if he would sit at the tahle for two and let a party of four have that table. Stuart asked permission of the pretty girl and she gave it graciously. VVell, if things werent breaking right for Stuart Loring! Ilow he wished Carl could see him now, XYhile wait- ing for their orders they hegan talking. Only hy drinking a long drink of water was Stuart ahle to cover up the fact that he had almost hlurted out his own name instead of that of Carl Monroe. lYhen he finally did say that he was Carl Mon- roe on his way to the city ot' Rochester to see an aunt, the girl leaned toward him excitedly and gasped, You'll never helieve it, hut I am I.aura blenkins. Isn't this the most exciting thing ever? Now you and I can get acquainted. I didn't know I had such a good-looking cousin. She was little, with the hluest eyes he had ever seen. and her hair was a riot of hrown curls. 'I'hey talked schools and sports. and Stuart was very much relieved to have family atlairs left out ol the conversation. At 2.30 they arrived at Rochester, and they were met hy a uniformed chauffeur. Laura seemed glad to he at home and Stuart was glad that the meeting with the Aunt would he postponed for a little longer. .Xfter a drive to the outskirts of the city they turned into a road that led to a heautiful house. .Xt the door stood a very dignitled person who, Stuart knew immediately. must he .Xunt Susan, She was tall and gray haired, and had cold lilue eyes that seemed to see clear through him. Ile helped l.aura out of the car, and they hoth ran up the steps. I.aura kissed her mother and was given a chilly hug, then she introduced her mother to l.'arl. Klrs. -lenkins put some eye glasses upon her very aristocratic nose and said. So this is 't'arI': you have changed. I cannot see very much family resemhlanee, hut then you ai'e young. Come in, lioth of you. Carl said, Yes, ma'am. no, ma'am, and thank you, and followed into the house. 'I'hat afternoon was a nightmare for Stuart. Klrs, -Ienltins asked for all the memhers of the family, and Stuart thanked his stars for a good memory. .Xt dinner it wasn't so had, for he and I.aura could talk together except when Mrs. ,len- kins interrupted with, Uh, hy the way, 'Carl,' whatever hecame ol the maid that had such a talent for singing? The maid? Oli, yes, she-that is-er-I think she-- Stuart took out his handkerchief and patted his forehead, she married two years ago and has a radio engagement. IIow interesting. I thought your mother once wrote she was in Italy studying. Stuart knew instantly that he had made a mis- take, Ile glanced at I.aura and then at her mother. Surprise, douht, amazement followed each other with amazing rapidity across their faces. lfinally a common emotion was expressed hy hotli-Iearitear for his sanity. Ile might as well tell the whole story now, so straightening his tie and trying to look very nonchalant he hegan his speech, I,adies, you see hefore you the 'tireat Impersonatoiy' I-er--tried to he someone I wasn't. My act was going Iairly well until that opera-singing maid popped up out of the lilue. and did I fall down thenI .X rather awesome silence tilled the room. 'I'hen Mrs. vlenkins, having comprehended the situation, So you are an impostor? Yes, Init I can explain myselff' stuttered the now completely routed Stuart. You see, I'm tiarl's roommate, Stuart I.oring. tiarl had a heavy date. I was hroke, he offered me transportation and ten hucks. and we thought I might get away with the idea. so I tinally consented: and now I'ni in Dutch all around. 'I'here was a pause. everyone was thinking the situation over. 'lihen Xlrs. 'lenkins said. I am very angry with Carl for his part in this atlair, and I should think you would he very much ashamed for your role in it. I suppose that this is only one oi the silly pranks you play in college. I.aura, however. curled up in the hig wing' chair hy the tireplace, was smiling happily. This good- looking college hoy was not her cousin after all. lYeIl. said Stuart, I guess I'm due at lfxeter on to-night s tram. now that we have this tangle smoothed intl. 9 Mrs. jenkins, glancing away from the llound- ering youth, caught sight of her daughters expres- sive face and became aware of the situation, Not at all an unkindly person at heart, she smiled slowly and said, Not at all, young man, Laura and I should be very glad to have you for our guest until tomorrow night-but under your own name, if you please. .Xn expression of unbelieving relief passed over Stuart's face to be exchanged for one of beaming satisfaction as he, too, caught I.aura's smiling glance. C S '38 . ., . NEWSPAPERS At our house newspapers cause a small riot. Every one from the baby to my grandfather takes part in this riot to see who will get the paper first. ln the morning it is usually the early bird who gets the paper first and reads his choice bits before the others come down and stand around ready to jump on it the moment he lays it down. When the early bird, very seldom I, finally does put the paper aside, it is usually separated sheet by sheet until everyone has his favorite sheet. The favorite reading position of us kids is to have the paper spread out on the floor, while we get down on our knees and elbows over the paper and in this position read the news. Dad would rather read the paper after he has eaten his break- fast. This works out fine because Grandpop reads the daily news with the paper propped up against the milk bottle. He reads between bites or eats between stories. While this is going on, Mother, being very busy, does not get a chance to see very much of the paper, but later in the TIIOTII- ing, while picking up the scattered sheets, she glances over the news and usually knows more about the world than we, who got it first. How she does it nobody knows-a woman's sense of gossip, I guess. The night paper is a different story as Dad, wise old soul, has the paper come to the office, where, in his spare moments, he scans the head- lines. VVhen he comes home, though, the first words he hears when he opens the door are. Can I have the paper? or Gimme the paper, please, and the mad scramble for the Funnies, the sport pages, the front page and the household page is on again. This goes on day after day, week after week, and year after year, until one would think that the newspaper was the most important thing in the world, For one day the newspaper is a very much-wanted piece of paper, but after a few days of lying in a wastepaper basket, nobody fights over it, especially when mother says, Who will burn the paper for me P MY TONGUE Sometimes when something I have said Seems mean instead of kind and sweet, That little tongue that's always sad Like the tongue that's upon my feet, That quiet tongueiupon my shoe, I always know what it will do. Sometimes I think that I desire, When I am extra dull, you know. My tongue to learn from tongues of fire That Hash from dull brown logs below, That bright, quick tongue of flame it's true, I scarcely know what it will do. Of course my tongue is wonderful, just think how it can talk and taste, A shoe tongue really is too dull, A flame tongue acts in such hot haste My tongue can be between the two, My mind must tell it what to do. M. L., '37, THE END OF THE STREAM lt was raining: in fact, the rain had been turbu- lently falling all day. And now it was the early evening of this November day and the world out- side the doctor's windows was bleak and the thick black mud clung to every available object. Dr. Stone looked out of his windows onto the rain-swept, wind-lashed world and drew his smok- ing jacket closer about him as he prayed that he would not be called out, especially beyond the river. He shivered when he thought of that part of the village beyond the river, Black River. XVater would be pulling and sucking at its banks with 'xi ff to such a rain as this. The small streams would almost be rivers themselves. But here and there wottld be the dim flickering of a light in some lonely farmhouse. For scattered over the whole region were farmers, as each time the river went on a rampage the soil was left more fertile than be fi irc. Ile shivered again as he turned from the window to ptit another log on the tire. That pain in his heart seemed much sharper as he bent, lle shook himself as if to shake away the gloom and dread, dread of a eall. when he was like this. l haven't time to be sick. he mused. My people need me. To be sure. he told himself. there are other doctors, but they're jtist boys fresh from medical school. lYhy, l've been here since this cottntry was tirst settled. nearly sixty years ago. I know these people, They need me Y lior he truly was the peoples doctor and he lired, not for himself. but for his people. lle had been kept busy all winter and all summer- through the wintry blizzarcls-through the spring floods to the distant farmhouses, always battling to save a life. llis hands and feet had frozen last winter bitt his heart had still glowed warm within him. lint now a new winter was ahead and barely before it had begun he was sick! .X bedraggled man on a bedraggled horse stopped at Dr. Stone's house: a few minutes later a step was heard on the porch and the man pottnded on the door. lt's here! sighed llr. Stone. lle had known ii would come. 1 lle let the tuan in himself. for he lived alonel he was without wife or children. lle opened the door and saw one of the farmers from beyond the river standing there dripping with mud and rain. I Joseph l.ane? asked the doctor. holding the lautern. which he had brought to the door with him, up close and peering into the man's face Yes, answered l.ane. half apologetically. lYho is it, joe? asked the doctor. l.ouisa. she's got pneumonia bad. Doe, and l'm scared. Then noticing the pallor and the pained expression on the cloctor's face, he added. Yon're sick, too, ain't you, Doc? XYeIl. admitted llr. Stone, l'm not so very energetic. There was a moment's silence and then l.ane continued, You've got to come. Doc. the other doctor, Dr. llutchins. can't. Says he's got a sprained ankle. lDon't see why he cau't come just the same, though. You've come ottt when you've been worse than that. lle paused a miutite. 1 guess he's scared, lloc Y lt's an awful favor to ask you. lloc, you being sick like you are. he added. The doctor thought to himself but he did not speak aloud. lt's more than a favor. no doubt it will probably mean my death VA' lle was weak and had a pain around his heart. lle knew all the symptoms but he hadn't time to think of himself. These thoughts ran through his mind, but pres- ently he stopped thinking and said. l'll go, Joe! Thanks. Doc. llow you goin'? ..I , I V .- n nu nuggj. 'lie careful, Doc, the river's high tonight and the old bridge may go out, That old iron bridge has seen better days. l've seen it high before, but thanks jttst the same. Neither of the men said a word, but both were thinking of the same thing, of Louisa whom Dr. Stone had pulled through so many previous ills nesses. With a few words of encouragement. Aloe went ottt into the rain again and the doctor pre- pared to put on his coat and to hitch up his hor-te. lu spite of his coat and the blankets which he hatl brought along. he was wet before he was barely ottt of his yard. lt was slow going through the mtid and rain and the doctor felt that his tem- perattire must be rising and he knew that the pain arotind his heart was sharper. Dr. Stone had been traveling for more than an hour and now he eould hear the roaring and rushing of lllaek River. lt was high just as -loe l,ane had said. lle stopped and got ottt. taking the lantern with llllll. lle wanted to see the condition of the nar- row bridge himself. lle walked out a few yards on the bridge, feeling the planks and rails as be 11 went along. It seemed safe enough, although the water was rushing over the planks. The doctor went hack after his horse. I'll lead him across, he thought to himself, and started off with the horse and buggy following. Presently he stopped, XYhere was the other end of that bridge ? Sud- denly he realized it was gone! VVashed away! llow was he going to get across? There was only a small, narrow channel left to the shore. Ile would have to cross, hut it would be hard with a buggy. Ile unhitched the horse and took his leather bag from the buggy. As he attempted to mount the horse a sharp pain shot across his heart. weakening him for a short second. I'm worn out, I guess, he mumbled, but I'm going through ! The horse wallowed through the water. The doctor could feel the water rushing about his feet -his knees-now it was up to his waist. The horse staggered. then stumbled to his knees. The doctor found himself clinging to the roots of an old tree, the water rushing about his legs, but still he clung on. He tried to pull himself up the bank. but the pain in his heart held him back. lt stabbed, oh. so sharply! l'resently he managed to get his hand into his pocket and get out a tablet. Ile took it and lay back. I must get through, he mused. Louisa is sick and she needs me ! Vtith new courage he stumbled up the bank. llis misty eyes perceived a bulky form in the dis- tance. Could it be? Yes. it was! It was his horse. who had miraculously escaped the raging torrents. Thank heavens, he wouldn't have to walk the rest of the way. He doubted if he could have done it if he had had to. lle could see the lights from a farmhouse gleaming through the trees. and he tried to mount again. It was impossible. he was so worn out. Somehow, half walking and half dragging by hanging to the horse's mane. he made it. Ile opened the door without knocking walked into the small, shabby living room. The door into the bedroom, just off the living room, and was open, and Dr. Stone could see Louisa lying on the bed gasping for breath. Going into the bed- room. he saw a young man with dark circles under his eyes bending over I.ouisag he stumbled strangely toward Dr. Stone. Hello, Doctor. he greeted, you got here! She'll pull through ? asked Dr. Stone. anx- iously. I think so, the young man answered. They brought I.ouisa through and not until then did it dawn on Dr. Stone that it was Dr. Hutchins, who was supposed to be back in the village with a sprained ankle. who had helped him. How did you get here, Hutchins ? he asked, completely overwhelmed with surprise. On a horse, couldnlt make it with my car. I told joe I couldn't make it at all, but I was so' afraid you couldn't get here that I had to coina-. Ile started to speak again but noticed Ur. Stone's face. Ile reached out and caught Dr. Stone or he would have fallen. My heart. Hutchins. Stone muttered. l3on't let me die. I've got to help my people. They need me! Keep me going! Then he lay hack. It seemed cool and sweet and peaceful now. He seemed to be sailing down the stream in a beautiful boat. Suddenly. he sat up straight on the couch. You're a doctor, Hutchins! he said fervently. A true doctor. You'll care for them. Then falling back, he gave one deep breath and went on with the stream. E. s., Was, DEATH Pale and indistinct, the drooping sails Settle themselves in listlessness against the sky, The phantom ship is hopelessly entrapped In hlaekest night, and there is no escape Unless some wayward wind should Swoop its dreadful force against the night .-Xnd blow away its folds. J. K.. 'It MEDICINE You must have that prescription filled as quickly as possible, Mrs. Iohnsonf' said the doctor as he left. I will call again tomorrow. She will be a sick little girl for a few days, but it is nothing serious. Good day, 12 T ' .f Good-bye, doctor, l will have junior take the prescription to the drug store right awayf' Hjunior, please hurry and get dressed, dear, I want you to run down to the drug store for me. Your father left for the oftiee early this morning so you will have to go. All right. Mom, I'll be down in just a minute. sleepily replied the young voiee. :Xs junior came down the stairs, he appeared about eight years old, had brown hair, and was minus three of his upper teeth. The second ones had not yet started. Put on your jacket. junior: it isn't quite warm , . . enough yet to go without it. Give this slip of paper to the druggist, and here is the money for the medicine he will give you. llurry right back. because l must have it for Sister, said his mother. VYell, well. if it isn't Mr. lfrnest johnson. junior, exclaimed the drnggist. as junior came in the door. XVhat are you doing down here this time in the morning? l don't know, replied the boy, My mother told me to give you this. The druggist took the prescription and went into the back room. VVhen he came out he had the little bottle of medicine. which junior took and carelessly put i11to his poeket. lie paid the druggist and left for home. lle was skipping along when a large black car stopped beside him. A short. thiekset man, dressed in a grey suit, opened the door and asked junior to come to the ear a minute. The boy hesi- tated, but the man said he just wanted him to point out a certain house for him. junior ap- proached the ear and said: lt is that house right down there on the Corner of the-Unch! l.et me go. Now. now, be quiet: l'm just going to give you a little ride, drawled the man. Get that door closed quick, snapped the driver, 'Athere's a woman coming down the street, looking at the ear. Get going, calmly said the man, who appeared to be the boss. The twelve-cylinder Comet jumped ahead and gathered speed fast. Slow down. you fool, don't you ever use your ln-all? XXI- don't want any eops stopping us now, 1 l Xthat are you crying for? he addressed junior. Stop it and tell us your name. junior, lfrnest johnson, junior, stamniered the boy. ' lDidn't I tell you. Slug? The banker's son. The oneithat just took over the National. lle ought to be willing to pay plenty. Ry the way, junior. this fella at the wheel is ealled Slug. They eall me jake. XYhy don't you let me go? cried junior. I want to go home. Now you just sit quiet and you'll be all right, growled jake. Well take you home a little later after we get through with you. just then the big car turned left into a side road and traveled slowly for about a mile when it turned right. They were going over a rough road when they came to a set of buildings. .Xs they approached. a man appeared on the piazza and walked to the ear, What did you do in town today? asked the young fellow. Did you get any'-F lle sud- denly stopped as the door opened and jake got out with junior. Gosh. lloss. what did you bring that kid up here for? Do you want to have all the uniforms in town up here Now, George, be calm, drawled jake, There's nothing to get excited over. This is the new banker's son. Ile is going to visit us for a little while. junior. meet the youngest of our group. George. lint what are you going to do with him ? argued George. lDon't you think Nlr. johnson would be willing to exchange. say ten tis, for his boy F asked jake. l don't think he will hesitate. Hut kidnapping. we've never done any of that, said George. XYe'll get into plenty of trouble. The ti-nien handle kidnappings now and they never fail. Oh, shut up, snapped Slug. 'tWe'll be in the dough now, just think, that will he tive thousand for the boss and two thousand live hundred for . I you and me. lloy, could l use that. Illlll7l2llll'l'll I3 Cut the arguing, said Jake, we've got to get a ransom note ready. You're going to typewrite it, George. What shall we say F Make it short, but scare 'em plenty, said Slug. We want them to come across quick. lIow's this sound? Have ten thousand dol- lars in small bills ready for us or you'Il receive your boy in pieces, suggested Jake. 'l'hat's swell, Boss, said Slug. f'He won't hesitate when he gets that. George, you're going to take the note into town tomorrow and get a VVestern Union boy to deliver it at the bank, said jake. Back in the city. when junior did not come home. Mrs. johnson called the drug store, but the druggist told her that he had left the store about half an hour ago. She hung up, but immediately called her husband. Ernest, cried the anxious voice, I sent Junior to the drug store around the corner over half an hour ago for medicine for Sister and he hasn't re- turned. I just know something has happened to him. Please come right home. All right, dear, but he has probably stopped to play somewhere. When Mr. johnson arrived, junior was still missing. and his wife had called all places between the drug store and home where junior was likely to have stopped. Ernest, I want you to call the police. I just know something has happened. I can feel it, said his wife, trying to control herself. Ile picked up the phone and asked for police headquarters. I Iello, Chief Richardson? This is Ernest johnson. My boy went to the drug store over an hour ago and has apparently disappeared. I wish you would try to find him. Thank you. lIe's coming right over to the house, dear, said Mr. Johnson, as he laid down the phone. .X few minutes later the doorbell rang and the chief of police with a patrolman came in. No sign of him yet ft asked the chief. No, said Mr. johnson, he went to have a prescription filled and was told to come right back, but we haven't seen him nor heard a word from him since he left the drug store. VYell, said the chief, I think I'll go down and have a talk with the druggist. I think he will show up all right, though. Torn, he addressed the patrolman, you'd better stay here and let me know if he shows up. Hello, Dick, said the chief, as he walked into the store a few minutes later. I just dropped in to see you about the little johnson boy. You haven't seen him since he left with the medicine, have you? No, replied the druggist, but I've expected to. He must have lost most of his medicine before he got home, because he has dripped it all the way out of the store. The stopper must have been loose. See those red spots all the way to the door. VVell, I'lI see how far they go. said the chief. They turn toward home, all right. He followed them to the spot where junior had been taken into the car. There were three or four red spots there. Hm. he must have got into a car, murmured the chief to himself. Looks like a kidnapping. I'Il have to notify the government men. He jumped into his car and raced back to the station, where he called the field office of the United States department of justice. That afternoon, about one-thirty, the streets were full of newspaper boys shouting, Extral Extra! Johnson boy kidnapped! Read all about it. About an hour later a woman walked into the police station, where the chief and the Ii. Il, I. representative were talking. Good afternoon, Chief, said the woman. I think I may be able to help you concerning the kidnapping. As I was going to work this morn- ing, I noticed a big black car come along and stop at the curb about two blocks from me. It was a twelve-cylinder Comet car like one I had just been admiring in a magazine. A little boy came along and stepped to the side of the car as if to talk with the occupants. The door opened and a man got out and set the boy into the car and then drove off. I didn't pay any more attention because I thought probably it was the boy's father. 4'Thank you very much, Madam, said the chief. That's a good lead. VVe'lI follow it. 14 XYell, saitl the li-ntan, ii we cnttltl only intu that Cntuet we ntight get St1l1lL'Wlll l'C.l' 1'll have all patrol ears nn the lnnk-ntttf' the ehief. Tllll satcl ving Nothing happenetl that night tnwartl the sul uf the mystery, httt almttt ten next tnnrning teleplintte rang in the the tinltce stzttiun. lt was a patrnlinatt I'l'INll'illlQ' that Il hig' hlaek killlllL'f hail just stnpiietl in front ni the ltestern llninn statintt. The chief slatnntecl flnwn the l'i'L'l'lY1'l' ancl sit11- ply sztitl, l'utne nn. quick. tn the feileral ntan. They've spnttetl It litititetf' lle ealletl twn re- serve l12lIl'Ulllll'Il irntn tl1e next t'41nt11 tn gn witlt lllt'lIl. They jtttnpetl nttii the ehief's cat antl tlrtwe nearly tn the Western l'ninn statitin hen . w tltey saw the hig lilaek ear pull away frtttn eurlt, l nlluw hint, sairl elnsef' Tlte ears ran along tu the tlriveway where tl1e ti-tnzut. hut nnt the tain at a slow speetl :intl eatne the Cunt Ili1le the ear ill that little tlte liuverittttetit ntan. tiatrnltnett hetter luring neetl them, We-'ll along thu et turnetl tiff wtituls t'tiatl. gn tin font. St' Titles. Wit saicl Ytiu tnay Tltev Caine into View nl tlte lxttiltling just as tlte tlriyer of tlte ear was gluing intn the huttse. l'nt gating tn take a try at the hack tlt1n1'. Sflifl the G-tnan. Yun stay here. lf there's any shunts ing. flnn't fnrget the kifl tnay he in there. Ile fnuntl tl1e liaek flunr ttttlnekefl :intl tln-nttglt it he quietly went, llnwn tlte hall lte enttltl ltear vtviees. .Xs he Caine tn the 11111111 i11 Wl1iCll ll1L'5' were, lte sutlrlenly stelitvefl in with gun ill lt' antl. Xll right! Het 'etn up! XXX-ll. well. it it ist1't the trin nl hunk l'l7lllK'l'S. lake, lietirge antl Slug, ltuess you lnt ntl nture tltan vnu euultl ehew this tinte, jake. .Xre yutt all right, 'illllltJl'? he askecl. I gttess ytitt nwe your life tu the little litfttle nt' tnetlieine whieh gnt you into this Il'lllllllC.'l li. ll., 'ill VI SIONS lun nrtnt' givhleu ltnurs slip away ' ns hll my lxrftin. Youth lives in ilreants, nut in realtttes, Still. eittxntless shining visit, Net has nu teasnn 111 lte xetleil lll shatne. 11, lt, 'zz THE URN Sttpper was nrer at L'ap'n Gnlcltl1wait's hnuse. The nltl captain antl pilut pushetl hitnself away trntn the talile antl lit a cigar. lint' at ninntent he lunketl arntuttl at the heatning faces liefnre llilll to he sure that his guests were well satistierl antl enn- tentefl. lfritlently what he saw salistietl l1it11, for lte lL'IlIll'Il haek i11 his ehair anal ptttvfetl eniltetttetlly at ltis cigar. l itt:tlly,11t1e11i his guests. whn hail heen lnnking nut nl the large :lining rnuttt wittcliiws at the sea, watching the gulls as they snaretl ahnttt, stttltlenly tiuestinnetl, t':1t1'1t, tlitl ytitt ever have :t irientl wht: was lust at sea? The oltl captain lnnkecl at his guest a tninnent with serintts eyes. llttring this isiiaee ni tllllt' his guest uhservetl the witle. NYl'1lTl1Cl I2llll104l, wrinkletl face, the kinclly hltte eyes antl the intelligent inre- heatl of ltis host. The guest, who was a hny, knew that the questinn wnultl he well answererl. Meanwhile the rest of Calfti Gnltltl1w:1it's guests hail Ct1111I'nt'tahly settletl tltetuselves in their eltairs. waiting int' the catmtaitfs answer. XYell, the eaptain rtttninatetl a tnunient, yes :intl nn, Russell. Ynu see. nty irientl XVIl5ll.t exactly lust at sea-V-as fat' as we kutvw. lte think lte was tnttt'tlererl. The hny half startetl. Tell tts ahuttt hitn, please! he exelaitnetl eagerly. hxxvlllt was he? kliltere tlitl he entne frunt? .Xml wlty tln yntt tlti11k he was tnttrtleretl The nhl captain leanetl littl'WIll'Ll un his eltair, stniling faintly as he tlitl sn at tlte suclclen nut- httrst of iittgstiniis ztnfl restetl his heavy hanils nn tlte tahle. Then, in :1 tleetm, clear wire, lie hegan his stnry. Tu hegin with, Russell, the lllillliri nante was fifllllll Pickett. lle antl his wife hailetl lrntn lfast- purt. Before killlllll l'iekett tltarrietl, lte put intn the l'ot1l une night witlt :1 small hnat lnailetl witlt sutitilies. lluring the lilllL' he was here at the l'04ll, 1 tttet l1in1 antl itittnetliately we lll'l'Illlll' irientls. Sn, after that. antl after he tnarrietl, it' he eante withitt :1 huntlrefl ntiles nt' the l'1lt1l. he always eante tu visit tue antl Mrs. linltltltwait, hringing his wife witlt lti111. Wie snnn heeante last trienrls flllll always wishefl tltat l1e wuuhl entne 1n1i1'e tit-tet1 IIQIEEIIIIITII 15 Did they come very often, Cap'n? asked one of his guests. Sometimes, and then again we wouldn't see thrm for months. Depcnded on how long a voy- age he took. was the reply. W'ell, how did he happen to be killed? lf you will give me a chance to catch my breath. l'll tell you. the captain said, quietly. Then he continued, A little while after he was married Cap'n Pickett had saved enough money to buy himself a good sized schooner. lle found one to his liking in lingland. She was named the llru. and her former owner had made a contract with his mate concerning the selling of the boat. The former owner agreed in the contract that. if he should sell his ship, his mate would go with her and remain her mate. I 'lihat's mighty peculiar, Cap'n, said one of his elderly guests. l've never heard of that happen- ing before. Was it very common in those days 7' Yes, it was a frequent practice then. Many times officers who were not captains grew very fond of their master's ship and would never want to leave her. lf she was sold by the master. they tried to get the new owner to hire them. lint, interrupted his guest again, wouldn't the new owners object to this sort of agreement between a captain and his officers F Sometimes. but not very often, the old eap- tain replied. patiently ignoring the frequent inter- ruptions. Mostly the new owners would be glad to hire her former officers and crew because they, being fond of their ship. would take better care of her. .Xfter satisfying his questioning guest. the cap- tain resumed. Well, after buying his ship in lingland, Cap'n Pickett sailed her back to Boston. She made sev- eral successful voyages and Cap'n Pickett was quite proud of her. What did she look like. Cap'n asked his boy guest, who was interested in all the details. XVas she very big? Oh, yes, she was a good-sized boat about 350 feet long. She was a four-master, weighing well over a thousand tons. What was she made of, C'ap'n? 4 Jak, bound with steel. The old captain paused a moment to look down to the foot of the table at his youngest grandson, who was regarding him intently with solenm. blue eyes. and winked at him. Then, turning to his guests, he once more continued his story. l lowever. Cap'n Pickett had one trouble with the Urn-aml this was the mate. lfvidently the mate was jealous of Cap'n Pickett because the foriner owner had sold the ship to Cap'n Pickett instead of to him. lt was because of this jealousy that Cap'n Pickett was constantly having trouble with the mate. He couldn't get rid of the mate because of the contract. 'l'he last time we saw L'ap'n Pickett and his wife was when he came to visit us from lloston, lle had put his ship into lloston to load up with white pine boards for the Barbados. This lumber was used to build houses there. llow much lumber could she carry, tiap'n? asked the detailer. Well, being a large ship. l should say she car- ried two or three million feet. Gosh, was the amazed reply. Hilo on, Cap'n. pleasef' urged one of his quiet guests. Meanwhile, thc captains cigar had gone out. and so before he began again. he lit it on one of his listeners proffered matches. After a few seconds' enjoyment with his cigar, he began again from behind a haze of smoke. L'ap'n Pickett had Colne to see us from lioston. bringing his wife and some presents for us. W'e were very glad to see them and enjoyed their visit. When l asked about the ship and the mate. t'ap'n Pickett shrugged his shoulders and said that he couldn't understand his matt-'s attitude. lle said that they had quarreled the day he left to come lo visit us. Did he have trouble with his mate very often. Cap'n? asked the boy. Yes, he did, and Cap'n Pickett was considering ways of getting rid of the man. llowever. the next day he left for lloston, after promising that he would come to see us again as soon as he and his wife returned from their trip to llarbados. lf' 'HX few days later we read in a lloston paper that Capln Pickett and his wife with a crew of twenty-four men had sailed for Barbados with his ship Urn and a cargo of white pine lumberf, The captai.n's listeners leaned forward tensely, for they knew by the tone of the old man's voice that the interesting part of the story was coming Stltlll. llc never returned from that trip. The solemn tones frightened the youngest grandson. who almost whimpered aloud. The hrst time we heard or read anything about him was three or four months later. when I had opened a newspaper and saw his picture, the mate-'s picture. and a picture of the Urn. What did the paper say? excitedly questioned the older boy. The newspaper stated that the ship had been just a few days out of llarbados when it suddenly started sinking. lt sank so fast that the decks were soon awash and the crew didn't have an opportunity to save their belongings. The crew soon learned that the captain. his wife, and the second mate were missing, but as the captain's stateroom was under water by that time, they didn't have an opportunity to get to it. The newspaper also stated that the schooner Vrn was lost at sea with Captain l'ickett, his wife, and the second mate under very peculiar circum- stances. and that government officials were holding the first mate of the f'rn for questioning. XYhat had happened, K'ap'n asked the boy, 'bkccording to the testimony of the crew. it was believed that the mate had murdered L'ap'n l'ickett. his wife, and the second mate. llowever, none of the crew had a chance to get to the captain's stateroom before the ship sank: so they couldn't testify whether he was alive or dead before the ship sank. The crew did testify that they had felt no jar nor seen any obstacle that could have sunk the ship. They believed that someone had opened the sea cocks in the bottom of the boat. lint, Cap'n, interrupted one of his guests, how did the men escape from the sinking ship? 'lihe captain paused a moment before he an- swered. bnt he patiently explained. You see, the ship itself was wood so that it kept atloat for some timc. The men were rescued with the mate by a passing steamer. When the steamer reached llarbados, they gave to the revenue cutter the location of the sinking ship, and the cutter set out to find it and tow it hack to port if this could be done. The cutter never found the schooner because the dry pine wood mnst have swelled after coming in contact with the water and broken the ship in two, sink- ing it. You say it had a cargo of white pine lumber. t'ap'u cross-examined one of his elder guests. 'Wkliy didn't the lumber keep it afloat F Well, you see the lumber was packed in in such a way that it didn't have an opportunity to escape so that. it would be buoyant. Instead, it became a weight. Oh, I understand now. L'ap'n. tio on. please. Wlien the mate testified in defense of himself, he said that L'ap'n l'ickett. when he saw the ship sinking, had deserted her with his wife and the second inate in the quarter boat. The crew had noticed that the quarter boat was gone, but they believed that the ropes had been cut so that she went adrift, This was held against the mate be- cause the crew testified that no three men could alone launch her successfully. llowever, in spite of everyone's suspicions. the mate was released because of lack of evidence against him. Although we investigated the case thoroughly. since my wife and l were his friends, we could tind nothing to ineriminate the mate. So from that day to this no one actually knows what happened to Liap'n Pickett, his wife, and the second mate. Hee, that was a mighty interesting story, tQap'n, said his boy guest. Could you tell us another one 2 XYell, the old captain smiled. l can't think of one right this moment, but some other time. may- be. l'll have to look through some of my records to see if there are any more happenings like that. .Xnd then the old captain settled back in his chair to enjoy the rest of his cigar and talk politics with the elder guests. So, nothing more was said of the strange fate of liap'n I'ickett and the mysteries of the sea. lt. Xl.. '38, l!lQlllL6llHl'I'll 17 OUR WORLD A blue ribbon lies on a llanket of green .-Xnd ripples as breezes blow by: A powerful light sends a dazzling sheen From another blue ocean on high. To us tiny mortals, the scene is our world .Xnd for thousands of years has been new, llut ideas would be changed anzl illusions untwirled If we looked down from Go:l's point of view. P. D., '37, JANE HERE -lane! -lane! the nurse tried to arouse the wax-like figure. .Xre you sleeping, lane? Come, wake up. See, we are passing l.ake View liarm. lt's very beautiful. lane. The girl remained motionless. .Xre you ill, .lanei There still was no response. For hours the girl had sat like the sculpture of a nun carved on an ancient cathedral. .Ks the nurse placed her arm about .lane's shoulders, a black Veil, concealing the girl's face, was abruptly pushed back as her rigid body re- acted to what was evidently a mental disturbance. .N white face peered forth: eyes blankfstaring. livery feature was absolutely passive: a suffering, submissive face. Yes, it revealed signs of suffer- ing, mental suffering, perhaps. because her body was a healthy looking one. Indeed, the young woman had the strength of any ordinary girl- sometimes more! That face had been beautiful once, beautiful with stainless innocence that so often finds its place in the expression of baby faces. -lane had been a sweet little girl and innocent, too, ller greatest joy was visiting the church at Maytown, Often her restless feet would tread the beautiful llaytown woods. where, with her rosary, she would slip off into some quiet forest nook to pray. Perhaps that change had been brought about by the unfortunate actions of her drunkard father. .Xt least most people thought so. They knew -lane always disappeared into the forest when her wicked father came home displaying the bad effects of liquor. When such was the case, village folk would Silyl .lane has slipped off to the forest to pray. ller father must be drinking again. There came a day when Joe Here, in an unusual state of intoxication, bellowed: Damn you! XVhy do you pray on those beads ller humble answer only enraged the bully more. Hlteeause the Sisters taught you to he snorted. They filled that good-for-nothing head of yours with a lot of bunk about God, l suppose. lle staggered toward her violently continuing, Go ahead-pray! I suppose you think there's a devil, too? Well, by the grace of your God, I hope you are possessed by the devilfl Sneering, he caught the frightened girl by the shoulders. ller beads slipped from her hands as he shook her. I wish the devil would get into that soft Hip- pant heart of yours and stay there. l!wish-I hope- XYith a tlmmp he fell to the floor-death a curse on his lips. lfrom that very moment ,lane llere was, indeed, possessed by the devil: she was crazed: she was controlled completely by an inner voice that con- tinually spoke to her. It had possession of her mind-her soul-her body. .lane's friends brought her to Father Forbes, the alaytown priest. They had to carry her there. At sight of the priest she became quite enraged and acquired a strength almost unbelievable. llreaking away from the two lrish policemen who held her. she ran to the priest. snatched his rosary out of his hands, and cast it through the window with such force that the glass was broken! The police hurried away: the father prayed: and the girl raged. Nevertheless, liather lforbes continued praying, while the girl struggled with two mocking voices running through her mind! l'ray with the priest, pray with the priest. suggested one voice. l le's making a fool of you, he's making a fool of you, insisted the other. ln spite of this conflict. the girl had promised to attend Mass the following morning. That evening at twelve o'clock liather liorbes was carried to the hospital with a severe case of its illllli L!9llflll'l'lI appenrlieitis. Many little things like this hegan to happen in Blaytown. Une rainy evening -lane anal .Xliee Roe, her girl tirientl. hail planned to go to a missionary serviee. Hn the way to church an autoinohile slicl from the roacl to the sivlewalk where they were walking. .Xlice was seriously injurecl, Init ,lane escaperl with only a few hrnises, lane onee went into a flepart- ment store antl passecl the counter where holy articles were solrl. 'lille sales girl pickerl tip a erueilix to show the prospeetive customer. lint was immecliately stoppecl from tloing so hy an eleetrie shock that paralyzetl her arm. Such incitlents as these had heen happening so frequently that the village folk avoicletl .lane Ilere as much as pos- sihle, for fear that they may he the victim of these unusual eoincirlenees. lloetors' examinations proveil only that her hotly was physically perfect. Realizing that the only thing to turn to now was faith ancl prayer, the priest flecitlerl to sencl her to an acquaintance oi his. a flevout priest in tianarla. who harl often succorerl ilistresserl mintls antl souls, I'erhaps that man coultl solve the prohlem. Xliss XYinner, a nurse from St. xloseph's llos- pital. eonsentefl to accompany 'lane on tl1e trip to Xlontreal. Iiather Iiorhes' I-Ylttlltl, liather Alnmonx, hafl willingly eonsentefl to aeeept the girl, She eonlcl stay with the nuns in their convent. Wlane's state oi snspenflecl consciousness hail envelopecl her more completely as time passerl. She hail heen experiencing a proeess of mental agony, Une voiee shouteil and excited her until she reachetl a piteh in which nothing' conlfl satisfy her unless it was far away from holiness. and there still whimperetl another weak. little voice. coaxing her not to listen to the tirst. .Xt times this former heeame lourler anrl loucler. 'lane lis- tenerl to it. This was what was happening now, the weaker voiee was speaking. She was listening, The nurse was saying something to her. Nurse? Ilamnahle person? Why shoulil a nurse he with her? lleafl thrown hack, arms repelling the nurse, she starterl to the enfl of the seat. IfliotI sereamefl hlane, as the rlriver stopped the car. XYhat is the matter with you? l.eave me a'one. 'liake Y4l1I1'llIllltIS4ill me I ller face rentainetl passive ancl she staretl at the ilriyer. XYhat clicl you stop for? NYere you afraiil you would erash? Ilo you think I'm a witeh 7' The young woman was now at a hysterical pitch as the rlriver reinainerl speechless. Yes. you flol ICVL'l'yIltifIy cloesl kkvell. get out -tlo you hear?-tiI'.I til I, Uh. tiofl he tI2llI1llt'tIiu 'I'he nurse motionetl the :Iriver to clrive on anil mmle an attempt to soothe the now tlistraeteil -lane. They reaeherl the resitlence of liather ,lnmoux at twilight, Shadows of evening were quietly fall- ing as the nurse and her patient steppecl out of the antomolwile. 'llhere was no hesitanee from .lane now: she went up the steps ancl to the cloar with- out hesitating ancl also without ohserving where she was. Nurse Winner aeeompaniecl anil rang the hell. 'I'he hlaek-rohetl Ifather greeterl them at the cloor. It was then that liather anrl the nurse notieetl the contlition of vlane. She eviilently was in a trance, I'ather. that means trouhlef' Miss Winner warnecl. Shoultln't I take her hack. Ifather, she's honncl to luring very had luck The priest ignoretl her pleacling. lint, Ifather, anything connectetl with tlotl or the Lihureh enrages her. The tlevil himself will tight against yon, Ifather. I.et me take her away. please, heiore she works Satan's will. Ifather .Innioux smilefl his answer assuringly: Yes, nurse. perhaps I am lighting the evil one. hut Iiotl will help nie. I fear not, tioil will he with me, .Iane's lvlank eyes tliekererl. She turnefl to the priest as he niarle the sign of the cross. llartlly hail he linishetl when his faee was twisterl hy a pain that shot from his heart flown into his left leg, .Xlarmt-rl, the nurse went to hnn. .Xre you all right, I ather? Yes--yes, I'in all right now. hut what a peenl- iar pain that was. I have never heen lyotheretl with my heart hefore, nurse. XYhat tliwl I tell yon. liather? Siu sumti he is alter you-- 10 ln the meantime, Jane stood watching the two. As Nurse Winner finished speaking, the girl made one wild dash for the automobile. The driver. who had been watching the scene, grabbed her. She struggled liercely but to no avail. -lane was brought to a lovely little convent and was allowed to stay with the nuns. They were very kind to her' and never forced her into any kind ol religious proceedings. -lane became almost a normal human being until one night. as she lay in her bed above the Sisters' chapel. she heard that voice within her. Listen, the nuns are praying downstairs. .-Xre they praying that you may be with them? Are they praying that you will become a Christian again? Crazy people, she uttered aloud. while jump- ing from the bed. l3on't they know that there isn't a God? Don't they know I despise them? lf they don't, they are going to lind out now Y Cautiously, jane made her way downstairs into the chapel. She opened the chapel door and paused in the way. It was a beautiful picture that ap- peared before her. Along the walls were carvings of the Stations of the Cross-fourteen pictures, each one repre- senting a scene that occurred in the passion of our l.ord, the altar within the chancel twinkled with bright little candles. Lifelike statues of Saint Theresa, Saint Joseph and the Child -lesus seemed to smile down through flickering shadows upon the solemn nuns. Lead by the Mother Superior, they chanted the l.itany ot' the Sacred lleart. Their black-veiled heads were bowed: long brown robes fell in sweeping folds to the floor. Their white bibs and head bands bravely symbolized purity. 'lane remained in the doorway only a minute, then ran down the center aisle to where the red vigil light, in its accustomed place at the right of the tabernacle, gleamed its friendly welcome. When she reached the light, she smashed it with the candle lighter that stood near by, then turned to the pious women. You empty-headed simpletons! You women of l'hrist's fold, she scorned. Christ's fold? Ha, who is Christ? You make me laugh, you and your Christ. l'm getting out of this place, do you understand? OCT! .lane was yelling now, 0l'T! UUTf OUT! Three quiet nuns seized her. She fought des- perately to get away and did, but the Sister in the last pew had bolted the chapel door while the others continued to pray earnestly. :Xt that time an unbelievable thing happened. The body of jane llere llew from the hold of the nuns to the wall and clung there! Several nuns quickly left their places and tried to pull her from the wall. The body had landed between the iirst and second stations. ller hands gripped the frames of the stations of either side. Mother Superior took possession of the situa- tion immediately in a commanding and steady voice: Sister Mary. get the step-ladder. Yes, Mother. Sister .Xnglar, you call Father lumouxf' Yes, Mother, Sister .-Xnne and Sister l'aul, go to the vestry and End another vigil candle. Yes, Mother. You, Sister james, Sister .loan and Sister St. Peter, indicating three rugged-looking nuns. remain at the foot of the body until Sister Rlary returns with the ladder. Then we shall remove her from the wall. The rest of the Sisters will' please continue the prayers with me. Yes, Mother. jane was certainly possessed by the devil: her condition was worse now than ever. lfather -Iumoux and the Sisters began to think that their prayers and work were all in vain. Mother Superior and liather slumoux, discussing the situa- tion a few days after the occurrence in the chapel, came to the decision that. as a last appeal, she should be taken to St. Anne de lieaupre. Sisters Anne, Mary and -loseph were appointed to accom- pany her along with Father Dlumoux. The trip to St. 1Xnne's was very unpleasant: jane stormed. threatened, and cursed from the time they started until they reached the place. They had two flat tires, engine trouble, and were bumped by a truck. None of these occurrences were serious, but Father jumoux has often re- marked since then that il the Sisters had not so l A 20 intt-ntly prayt-tl nn tht- I'USIll'j' i11 spite nt -lanc's cttrst-s, tht-1' prulnalmly nt-vt-1' wnnltl have ht-t-11 alrlu In nntwit tht- tlevil nn that trip. XYht-n crnssiiig tht- St. l.IlWl'l'llL'C on a lorry, tlant- attuinptetl tn jtnnp intn the angry watt-rs. hut wristhaiitls claspctl tn t-ach wrist hy two powt-rfttl pnlict-incn ht-ltl lll'l' in plact-. Slit- was hrnnglit tirst tn thc Clllll'Cll. llll'll ltr thc shrint-. lt was tht-rc that hlant- tirst attt-niptt-tl tn licliavt- ltt'1'st-li. Still, slit- l'l'lllSL'Cl tn listt-11 tn tht- holy pt-t1plt- who t1'it-tl tn talk to ht-1': sht- wnnlrl lnnlt at ahsnltitt-ly nnthing. 'l'ht-rt- wt-rc Sistvrs nf nt-arly t-vt-ry nrgaiiiza- tinn visiting St. .Xnnt-'s. Nu niattt-r wht-rc nnt- lnnltt-tl ht- Cllllltl st-t- tht-st- nuns, whnst- vt-ry fact-s cxprt-sst-tl swt-t-t CHlllL'lll1lll'lll. Tltt-ru wt-rc tht- W'llltC-l'llllCKl Sistt-1's: thnst- guwnt-tl in cninplt-tc lmlaclt: thnst- wht: wort- lmrnwn garint-nts antl lmlaclt vt-ils: thtmst- whost- gowns wt-1't- hlaclt with whitt- vt-ils, antl thnst- whnsc clear, lrlnt- gnwns inatlt- a pt-1'lt't't st-tting fm' thsit' whitt--picltt-tl llL'1lKl-lll'K'Ss. lt was a vivitl I3lL'llll'L' that hlant- rt-lust-tl to nh- st-rvt-. Wht-n tht- grntip it-aclit-tl tht- hnttnin nt' St. .Xnnt-'s hill. tht-y patist-tl. hlant- tlitln't lnnlt tip at the splentlnr nf tht- totittltini' Statinns nl tht- Vrnss, Slit- tlitln't st-t- thnst- lit-antifnl gartlt-ns in fnrins nf crnsst-s that cahnly paintt-tl tht- hillsitlc. 'l'ht-yt-a1nt- to tht- stairs. Sistt-1' Klary antl Sistt-1' Xnnt- lt-tl ht-r tn tht- Iirst stt-p. 1lht-tlit-ntlysht-ltnt-lt. a nnn nn citht-r siflt-, 'Ilht-y saitl tht- prnpt-r lll'Il3'l'l'i. l'p tn tht- nt-xt stt-p. l'iZl.lllK'l' xlttintnix antl f4istt'1' -lnseph remaint-tl nn tht- stairs nt-xt tn tht- hnly tint-s. watching, waiting, limping. plant- shnwt-tl nn l't'slSlIlllCl' as vt-t. Wnnlfl sht--W? 'I'ht- lntn'th stt-p V -hlth -sixth, l atht-r, whispt-rt-rl tht- nnn, sht-'s lbl'llYlllQ'. ht-t'st-lf. nnw. l.nnk, ht-t' lips Zll'k' 111-wi11g'l 'l'ht-rt- wt-rc tt-a1's in tht- prit-st's t-yt-s. 'l'ht- st-vt-nth stt-p, t-ighth. ninth. llnly a lt-w 1nt11't- tn gn, This was tht- stairs nf lllll'IlClt'S. ll'nnltl Alant- lit- t'111't-tl? XX-L'l't' thnst- hnly pt-nplt-'s llI'Ilyft'l'S t-ntmttglir If sht- rt-aclit-tl tht- tnp stt-p: it sht- only cnnltl rt-at'h tht- tnp stt-p withnnt any tlt-vilish pranks. Un t'at'h stt-p tht-v pravt-fl. tht-n kin-t-lt-tl tn tht- nt-xt, ttn' nn tnnt hatl t-vt-1' stt-ppt-tl XYllt'l'i' tmnh' pt-nitt-nt ltnt-t-s hatl p1't-sst-tl. .Xt the tnp tht-1't- was a llllllllllllll' ttinilu til' thc Christ who lay in it tlnitc rt-alistically. Sistt-1' .ltnseph antl tht' prit-st wt-rc stantling hy tht- tnnih, hrcatlilt-ssly waiting'-a prayer in tht-it' ht-arts. .lane was nn thu nt-xt tn tht- last stt-p. She hc-sitatt-tl, lnnltctl at lfatht-r hltnnnttx. llt- sinilt-tl t-ncntiragiiigly. lt was nnly fl ft-w st-t-niitls that hatl passt-tl, lint it st-t-nit-tl likt- ct-nt111'it-s. Vlant- was on tht- last stt-p. Qnitt- sntltlt-nly :intl natttralli' sht- was stantling ln' tht- tnnih with tht- p1'it-st. 'l't'a1's rnsltt-tl tn ht'r cyt-s. llK'l' lips lllllYl'l'C'1l antl trt-inhling slit- lnnltt-tl Ilftllllltl ht-r. lint' tht- tirst tinit- sht- saw tht- ht-atity nt St. .XllIll' tlt- lit-anprt-. Sht- saw t'1'ipplt-tl littlt- hnys at tht- fnnt nl tht- shrint- nvt-1' ynntlt-1': sht- saw a wninan lt-avt- ht-r t'1't1tcht-s at tht- ttvp nf tht- stairs antl walk away. .X strangt- lK'ZlL't'l.lllllL'SN st-ttlt-tl in ht-1' tirt-tl llllllll antl put lli'l' snnl tn 1't'st, Illllflllllg' tn tht- th1-t-t- Sistt-rs :tntl tht- prit-st, slit- saitl qtiit-tly: HIL lfatht-r, l'lJllllt I', ht- is guilt-. llt- is gt 1nt'. llt111't t-vt-1' lt-t him Cthlllt' l1at'k. l'lt-:tst- rlt1n't lt-t hint twnttt- l1at'lt. 'liht- l'L'!lllZZlllUll pn111't-tl :wt-1' llCl' that sht' was nnt't- innrt- frt-t- tn :lo with ht-r snnl antl hnth' as sht- plt-ast-tl. llt-1' fatht-1 s t'111'st- was lranisht-tl tt11't'1't'1'. 4- A1 -li -k wk plant- llt't't' is Zlll nltl lath' nnw, a lnvt-ly nltl latly. Slit- gut-s tn tht- Klaytnwii f'lllll'Cll fnr Snntlay st-1'vit't-s t-vt-ry' wt't-lt. Klany tintt-s pt-nplc lintl lll'l' sitting nn a parlt ht-nt-h sayiiig ht-r rnsary. Yt-ars agp tht- lantl not-11pit-tl hy tht- villagt- parlt was t-allt-tl hlZlf'lUWll l-'n1't-st. lYht-n tht- Hlfl-llIlll'l'S nl' Xlaytnwti st-t- Miss llt't't'u tht-1't- tin ht-1' park lvt-nt-h, tht-1' s:1j'Z -l1t1lt'l11ls slippt-tl ntl tn tht- tort-st again lu pray. NIY DUG Nly :lug t'11IlIt-s thi sttfl parltltwl ft't't. llt- sits lnnkiiig lntn iny snnl 'l'-1 rt-atl niy lt11't- .Xntl lllR'll lit-s tlnwn. X ll., '3: IILIE Lf' llIll'l'lI iczofzgonicuffjy HQ uw 1:0 Y W A ML UL E 22 Le?lUlll'I'II SHALL WE LIKE TELEVISION? Scientists tell us that television set at a price that we can all afford will he on sale in a few years. Even toclay, there are hroatleasting sets :mtl a few lninilrerl receiving sets in use. NVe know that television sets will sell fast as soon as the price is lowererl. hecanse everyone is anxions to have one hefore the other fellow. The rapicl sale of rarlios is a gootl preeeflent for stating this. lint after we all get our sets. shall we enjoy them as mnch as we now enjoy the rarlio that will then he out of clate anrl ohsolete? There is one group of people who are not a hit anxious to see the raclio hroarlcasting companies go out of hnsiness anfl the television companies take their places, lly this, l tlon't mean the offieials or the workmen ot the rarlio companies. I mean the hlincl people. The thonsanrls of un- Iortunates who have always heen nnahle to see have founel in the rarlio a lasting source of pleas- ure. Un the r:ulio everything' is explainecl so that sight is not necessary, antl the hlintl person can unclerstanzl a raclio play as well as can the person with sight. Right now it seems as though their lasting pleasure is going to he taken away from them. Un the other hanrl, the cleat' people have proh- ahly haterl the raflio. XYhen they wonlcl try to get anyone to play checkers with them. they wnulrl tintl that their prospective opponent was too en- grossefl in a razlio program that they themselves conlcl not even tell was in progress. The tele- vision set will he ol a little more use to them. .Xt least they can tell what it is iloing, ancl perhaps they will get a little enjoyment out of watching a person sing or watching' two people tell jokes. Nevertheless, it is the mass oi people. the people who have normal sight. hearing anrl intelligence. that the raclio anfl television people mnst consirler. Perhaps there will he one station that will con- tinue with the olcl-fashionecl ratlios anrl perhaps there will he one television station that will have written worfls thrown on the screen for the rleaf people. The normal person is now anxious for tele- vision, hut will he he when he learns that the arl- veitivers ol' .Xlka-Seltzer tahlets will he ahle to show you just how their tahlets tizz when they are pnt into water? .Xt the present time, most of us hate to have to spentl two or three minutes listen- ing to the tixz. ln the same way. we, who now hate to hear over anal over again the chng-chng- cling of the show hoat :mtl the same theme song. will now have to watch the hoat slowly wintl its way up the river just as it has rlone every night for years. .Xlso. we shall he hamperetl hy an an- nouncer showing ns how to open the can of cheese or how to use his type of razor: or hy some woman announcer who has to show ns how to wash wintlows with her wintlow WIISIII or another woman showing us how to test her cleaning procl- uct to pri-ve that it cloesnit scratch. .Xll these will heeome very tiresome hecause. if we turn our heacls away. we shall still hear worrls, antl wortls of the announcer won't mean a thing to ns when we eanuot see what he is tloing. .Xt the present time. orchestras antl singers are favorite programs for many. ln the clays of tele- vision that are coming. what shall we :lo when the orchestra starts to play? lironi experience in the movies. we know that there is nothing so horing as to watch the orchestra leacler heat his haton for piece after piece, antl from the movies, also. we know that there is nothing worse than watch- ing the eontortions that many of the singers have to perform to make the sonnils we like to hear. XYhat are we going to tlo? .Xre we going to look away into space while the song is going on antl then look hack again when the new singer hegins? We can't go away hecanse we shall never know when the new artist will he introflueerl, antl it we have gone away we may have lost our seats hefore the set. 'lihat hrings np another clifhculty-the seating plan. Yes, we shall have to have a seating plan. Unr parlors are now tlesignetl so that the ratlio is in one eorner antl the chairs are spreatl aroinul the room in tlitiferent places where we can hear anil still he in a goofl reatling light. Vvhen television comes. most of us won't he ahle to attortl to have a new room huilt where all the seats are arr:mgeil in theater fashion, To make the hest of what we have, we shall group all the chairs arounrl the set. which will, iuulonhtetlly, he a eumhersome thing, lll4lilJ3llilll'l'll. 23 and put the tables back where the chairs used to be. This will cause endless difficulties, because tif you have ever had movies in the home. you will knowj it is very hard to arrange chairs so that all can see. llut when we do see, what a disappointment it will be at first to see all our favorites and learn that so-and-so has a funny walk, that another is much too tall, that the old man in the skits is not old at all. that the setting isn't on the beach at Bali Ilali, and that there isn't any moon. If the television companies can afford it. they may be able to make scenery that will do, but they won't be able to do anything about the appearance of a star. and we all know and dislike the movie hero who depends for his fame on beauty only and not a bit on good acting. .Xu argument for the other side is that we shall be able to have Robert Taylor or Greta fiarbo come right into our own homes on our sets and lint lt will be so nuich like the movies that it will ruin the will not have to go to the movies to see them. there is another bad point of television. movie business simply because it will take all the fun out of them, and whereas before we had the the nights that we were unable to go ont, now we shall movies for some nights and the radio for have only one. For those of us who like to go to bed and rest our eyes, at the same time listening to the radio, the television will present another problem. It will be impossible to rest our eyes and very diffi- cult to adjust the set so that we can see easily from the bed. Our whole habits of spending the evenings will have to be changed. When the television is turned on we shall have to gather round and stop talking. stop reading, and make sure that we aren't in sonieone's way. If we decide to read, how shall we long for the radio to give us soft music to go along with our story, but when we turn on the television, every few minutes we shall have to get up and run the machine to see what this actor looks like. lf we want to continue the out-of-date custom of reading. we shall have to leave the room and find some place where there is not one of those hor- rible televisions! Pl XV., ,37- RELEASE I walked alone with silence and the night Communicating secrets to the stars. My loneliness had bound me like a wall Until I saw a comet burn in flight. J. K., KIDS FOREVER lt is proper. I think, to call an infant a baby, a small girl or boy a child, a woman or man an adult, etc., but I do not think it fair that a sixteen-year- old boy or girl should be treated as or even called a kid. Since I reached the age of thirteen, I have secretly hoped that a new amendment would be added to our Constitution which would read: .Xny boy or girl living in the United States of .Xmeriea, who is over thirteen years of age. has the grave privilege of being treated as an adult. I know this sounds too good to be true, but that is certainly what is needed in .Xmerica today. Of course, at thirteen no person is supposed to be still a baby, but in accordance with the way we are sometimes treated, if a bottle and nipple were given to us with the singing of a lullaby before bedtime at night, we'd certainly be a perfect baby. And I always thought at thirteen we were grown up. l find now that it takes a terribly long time to grow up. Wihen I was fourteen I thought it would be right for me to sit at the table with adults. It was until someone came to tell me that a place had been reserved for me at the children's table and I was expected to go to that table, I was so burned up that I decided right then and there that. when l was married, the adults would sit at the childrens table and the children would sit at the place of the adults! This idea calmed me a little but I was still mad to think that at four- teen I had been treated as a kid, I had reached the ripe old age of fifteen when I wanted to wear high heels. Mother nearly fainted when I asked her to get me a pair of shoes with such heels. She said I would break my neck when I walked with them. I disagreed with her and one night, when she was not at home, I tried on a pair of high-heeled shoes and proceeded to walk down- stairs with them on. XVhat happened? 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ROISSONNIEAU-COLLIEGIQ Buss .Xennnplislirnents-Football 13, 2, lj, Hockey, Basketball 125, 2, ll, Baseball 14, Ii, 2, U, Captain of Basketball, Sports Editor uf liI,l'l-Q AYU xvllllli 12, lj, .Xll-Telegram. ,-1 slui' in uIl1li'Iit'.r, a hcrn nl fluy, u guild .vpurf airways is hr, lr ivillllf ltr lung, rw iluru ux.vhi'i', lil! his mimi' in lI1'tlll'lIl1DX yuilll .fL'f'. Iiavnrite lixwessiniiz Take it casv! Ainhitiun: To wear a I . cap and gown. ROGER CONRAD HRIARD-CumMiincmi. .Xeemxiplislnnents-IJecuratism CUlIllIllllUC i-,Jr Seniur Reception. . In v.ri'i'llvl1l ,ivllimf Ia hmm- und r'mi1i'111lvt'r, l'lll'llL'A'l in pirrpusc mid will,- lfur lhix nw .vir1i'vrvl,i' i'lm'tvcl him the lmclicr uf giwulrsl rlrill. Favorite Expression: You clon't say I General Appearance: Smiling and polite. MIl.'I'ON C. CHAPMAN, JR.-G1-ixizimi. Chappy Aerrmiplislirnents-.Xssenibly Play 13, 2, ll, President of Class 12, ll. lfftlitur uf lfliiv Slmlliglzt 115, Tennis 12, lj, President of Dramatic Club 113. .-In uvlar in Ihr' Irzivst xrizlsi'-l1v'll make hi.: mark in this jicld. .-llruarly his high fmjvnlurity in our flusx has been rcvmlfzl, Favorite Expression: Ili, kid! Pet Superstitiun: Bread anrl butter to ward ntl tlie evil spirits. ROBERT I.. COBRYGENI-LRAI. Ty .Xeeumplislnnents-lfuothall 12, lj, Basketball 12, lj, Baseball. Its t'lI.Yj' fo mulrv friviuls milieu yun arc friendly, lt's Utlij' lu hr hulnl when you hutv, Hill mmf uf ii: iivml uzwr pumlvr over A'Ty, llc lmlmigfx I0 Ihr fm'im'r lmpffy fufr. ffnvurite lfxpressiun: ll'l1al time clicl y-.lu get lionie, Dill? I'L-t Superstition: lleware of blunzles. lieiic-ml .Xppearance: l,Yitli I'hil. 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I TIE ARTHUR R. FQXRR, JR.7Gl'1NERAI. lint Aeeomplishments-Raseball QZSJ. Bllifllllll, liuulingy, and the like, outdoor life in boimdlcxs niea.fio'r- llvre livx Arllmr's great delight, here hir deepest, grander! pleasure. Favorite Expression: K'Take it easy. Pet Superstition: Be- ware of blondes. General Appearance: Toting a gun. LLOYD VV. FOSTER-GENERAL Ponzi Accomplishments-Football QD, Track f2, lj, Treasurer of Class C-lj. C'lo.vs font fn Ihv nth degree, his 'warks reach fur and wide, Moy, Lloyd, sonic day your talents on a lofty hfiglzt reside. Favorite Expression: K'There's an extent to everything. Avo- eation: Music and poetry. Ambition: To be a second Bing Crosby. THOMAS H. FOYE-INu1'sTn1AL Ilirum fleconiplishmcnts-Orehcstra K4, 3, 2, U, Radio Play f2j. Tommy will .clay linfrfvy tr'lialr'7'z'r .skies are n'r'r him, lim' hf'll find rlirvr mul pimtiiiic from his violin. Favorite Expression: Howdy, Pet Motto: Things we fear hardly ever come to anything. Failing: His violin. DOROTHY jli.-KN FUl.I.l':R-COMMERCIAL lint Aceomplishments-First Prize Local Speaking Contest CU, Dis- trirt Prize Speaking CU, High Sehool Play Q2, lj, Vice-Presb dent of Class K-4, 3, 2, ll. ,lloxt urliw girl teillz zlralhnfic ability, fli'a.mnI, siiifcrc and arresting, ' Iilirl-'cririg lights .rliininy for her will .won lic truly zitlrxrlirly. Favorite Expression: I might have known it. General Ap- pearance: Driving in a blue automobile. Ambition: To bc really SEFIOUS. XYlI.l.l,-XM THOMAS GORRIE-INnUsTR!Ai, Crump liricnilly in mlliirv, .vcrviic in mind. .llorr of ii gmillriiiaii i.r hard to find. Favorite lixpression: l3oy! Oh, Boy! Vilas she nice! Gen- eral Appearance: lientlemanly. .-XDRIQXX ARTHUR ll.'hRX EY-Cl7l,I.Efll2 lfnrl. ' ,Xeunnplislnnents-Dec:nration Connnittee for Senior Reel-ption, Vrograin Coinniittee for Freshrnan Reception. f'lotln'.r are on zisxrt in thu :wise mon, lint rlrighrr Illlllllllfi, foo, lm.: .-ldriim. Favorite Expression: Oh, go on. 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I71lx'111'1tC IfK111'1'wi1111: XX'1'II. Iuhwx 1115 1'111IrI1'1'IIIA' .Xx'111'11l11111: SI111111i11g 11r1-1'1':11'I41-1xI JEAN KIRKWOOD-Cox:mznfmr. Jciuziu A mmuicr rlzarmiiiy, u flow of iti0r'd.r ilrullr rnrc, To Cl!0lYSC hcr floss potters, truly did irc darn. Favorite Expression: Not re-ally. Pet Superstition: Per- sonally, l'm rather superstitious about having thirteen guests at dinner. .-Xvocation: Writing poetry. General Appearance: NVith Ada. NVlI.I.IAM GUY KNUDSEN-IN1mus'rinAL Bill Accoinplishmcnts-Assistant Business Manager of BLUE AND XYIIITI-3. .-I mind not to lic rliangcd Ivy lime or filurv, For rugged clnirncler, Bill .vets a dijiciilt paw. Favorite Expression: No more but just as much. Pet Motto: I Silence is golden. .-Xmhition: To bc more ruggetl. IAWRENCIZ EDGAR LANDRY-lNIlL'STR Ai. Squiu! Aceomplishments-Ice Relay Team flb, Hockey QU. A N Small in stature, great in deeds, ll'ilh .rurli ruiirciifriilud fnmier in lift' lick surf In lvacl. Favorite Expression: Hello, dere. Ambition: To be an ex- pert machinist. Avocation: Vocalizing. M A RGUICRITE LAPOINTE-COMMHRKIAL Laffy Prrilc and siiiiliiig, will: a yra1'c scum' of duly, llcr words im' few, but filled with limnly. Favorite lixpression: Yon don't say. Pet Superstition: Don't open an umbrella in a house. Ambition: To he a second lidna St. ln Vincent Rlillny. I REX li R. l.i2 ll lil.-COM xi 1alu'lAi ' l V .'Xcconiplishments-Class Secretary KS, ll. President of Steno- J graphic Clnh, Assembly Secretary, Assistant Commercial Editor of lil.l'li ANU VVIIITE fill, Commercial Editor of Bur ,mn Wnrric , Hi. if ,, Tr'm' liriziity lmlli .rtrariyr fimt'm'.v, 'fir mid. T Su with it may Irrnc lo nolilc liviglifx ln' lull. Y Favorite lixpression: So help me! Avoration: Typing and shorthand. Failing: Thinking ot johnnie. 'X K' Nlill. l.l2Sl.lli I.l2IGll'l'ON-Gi-pxiami. I . , . 4, Q .XLTUIIIIJllSl1l1lL'lliSixl3ll3gl'T ot' l'oothall l2. ll. :Xssistant Klan- ll EIHCI' uf Baseball fl, Il, 23, Tie Coinniittee f2l, lireshman Recep- tion Committee CID, - Tu miikc L1 laxl' .rln'i'i'.i'.rfiil, ln' al7t'riy.r tilkrs a fvurlj E Xoilinig is irrijm.r.vililu lo .nicli a rvilliniy lirarf. Favorite lixpression: Sure, why not! Ainhition: To go places and see things. HICORHIC l.liKOlfSliS-GIQNISRAI. Crm-gin ,-Xecomplislnnents-One .-Xct Play Contest CID. Ilelr a Prnsjvvruii.r liiisilicsx mlm, llie only unc ammiy 115, mid, lllc livin' iliut some day lie will be liar up tln' road Pro.rprriIy. ,V lizworite lixpression: Oh! what's it to you 7' General Appear- znlrer .Xt Konrapis's. .-Xinhitiun: To own 21 fruit store. 'Z E2 I sw 2 I A Ll r v-.XX . W W .W fb! 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I':lwu'lu- Itxpum-xsnnm: Nw. rut 11 -nut, xxlll 5:13 .Xnllnlmui lf. lu' :1 Illllll. I :1ilI11p: 4l1'u11wI1il:g-NN. C-ZWWTE7 i .f RAYMOND ALBERT TNIORIN-GENERAL Ray Ile mer smiled his way into our lives. In the air of cliccrfulvwss ewry good ihiag thrives. Favorite Expression: Who told you that? Pastime: joking. LOUISE MARY MORTON-GENERAL Disrrctioa and saphisiiralion are asseis of the highest station. Lnuisr has Iwfh in Immldlcss mcasurcg Thry liohlvn her 'work and brighten her leisure. Favorite Expression: Sure, why not? General Appearance: XYith Lois. Ambition: To own an automobile, too. FLORENCE IRENE NIELSEN-CoMMHRCiAi. FIossic Aceomplislnnentsffllec Club, Secretary of Stenographic Club. There are leasing lights of mischief in her sparkling lilac eyes, lint lhosc twinkling globes of sunshine hide a mind fliafs wry 1:-use. Favorite Expression: Gee, honest? General Appearance: Quiet and pleasant. Avocation: lValking with Ginnie. ADA FRANCES PACKARD-COMMERCIAI. .Virkir ' Accomplishments-Senior Reception Committee, Typist for Blur' Sjvolliylif. Ada is know: for hm' charming ncalness Ana' a plvasiiza touch of modest 11ierk11rss. Favorite Expression: Darn you, anyhow! General Appear- ance: With jean. Ambition: To go to California. XVESLEY ELMER PLAISTED, JR.-l Nnusrkui. 1fubiuaf7 ' Accomplishments-liasketball and Track, Assembly Play, Com- mittee lor Class Colors, Orchestra. Thr' das! of mwjiriay life is washed away from the san! liy 1Il1l5iF-'ill U 'cs'.r life it plays an imfwrlaat role. Favorite Expression: Yes-yes. my little hanbonef' Pet Motto: Ignorance is bliss Cesperially to girlsi. Ambition: To lead a symphonic orchestra. LOTS ll. PRATTACM1Mi-'lac'iAi. I.nii ' llrrssed always in Ihr hriahl of fashion, Calm and slalfly. icilh disrrvliafz, I.oic's a joy to the eye and var. .llay this he the beginning of many happy years. Favorite Expression: That's the payoff! Failing: A certain football hero. THORNTON GEORGE PRESCOTT-GIQNERAI. T1m1'aif ' Aeeomplisbments-Freslnnan Reception Committee, Senior Re- ception Connnittee, Track. llc .raiilcrl his way into our lirics. In Ihr air of ulirvrfiiliicss awry good thing ihriiics. Favorite Expression: Aw, cut it ont. Avocation: Paddling milk. Ambition: To have wavy hair!! Pet Superstition: People who wear ret! ties and green shirts. 411 ! I ie J I X I 5- . ,iff 4 ,I I 110 Y- Ai I I , I I NI' Q V Ii . S' -IS ' ' I1I'.I .ICN TICSSIC IQIiI'1L.Ii-UlmIllallvml. lfIulllliu' Cflll' IIFIII 1IIl'I'I',l', fllll III' IIli.I'l'lIil'f, llllllllillgf gully llll'II vacll lilly, .'IllIIlIIul' lllivllyx frrl' llmf l'lIlIl'IIIIlIl1, lun' limi .X'IIII.I'lII'lIl' jill IIN' wily. l'zll'l-l'itc lixlllx-ssillllt I.uIll'ggc, Il:lx'0 yllll gut Zllly jlI'III'I?'I liull- I'I':Il .-XIllw:ll':lIln'c': XY1lll4illI:, .Xlllllilillllz 'IRI UXYII Ll glllll I:lCtul'y. l':lIllIlg: :X vcrtzlill Illlllli If-Tllllli I. 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NORMA ASTRID STABY-COLLEGE Sue Aceomplisliments-Feature VVriter of Bliw Spafliglzf, Senior 3 X 1 l-Iclitor of BLUE AND Wuinz, Treasurer of Class, Treasurer of , Assembly, Usher at Graduation, Usher at Baccalaureate, Usher at ,T l Prize Speaking. , Prrsrwra:n'f and amliiiinn guide her ever toward her aim, I M I May Ilmsv lang ericlnrihgg qualities help her to the goal she'll gum. 7i 1: ' Favorite Expression: Oli, yes! General Appearance: Going A x to meet Betty Ambition: To own a private school. Failing: Psyeliology. FRANCIS BARRETT ST. CLAIRHCULLIQCJA: Bud Aeeomplislmients-Traek CED. llix hatirrv is airy, his aim is high, liar in thi' 1im:'mi.r he zeislzfs to fly. Favorite lfxpression: XVIien do we eat! Failing: Blue-eyed blondes. Ambition: To be an aviator. General Appearance: XVitl1 Thornie. JAMES li. 'l'llOMRS-Gipxmmi. Jimmie lfwr willing In lu' your friend, nazi' and in time miziless, .lluy his .vilvn t'i' prow to lic a livijalrl of j0jLll1llIL'.YJ. Favorite lixpression: Sure, why not? Ambition: To own a bakery. General Appearance: Carrying a loaf of lireatl. PA UI. lOl l NSON hh'OODh'l.'AN-COI.l.l'IGE Aer:nnplishments+Reporter for film' Spntli5,'hf C3. 25, Assistant liclitor-in-Cliief of BLUE AND VVHI'l'E QU, Treasurer of Scholastic Club fill, High School Play 125, Freshman Reception Committee ill, llead Usher at Graduation 135, Procluctiini Manager of Dramatic Club CID, President of Assembly QU, Manager of Uperetta till. Hllllilllllll and thi' fiaiver' in Il.YC'.,l tl frivndlinrmr fhal'.r .rim'r1'e, fllay Ihesr jitliny lrilinlrs imrjiirr Paul la the rrzvard: 'will rec' apfu'ar. General .Xppn-Jirance: VYith a money bag. Pastime: Selling ice ereain and elnicnlate milk. Failing: His modern ideas. Ambitioni To intlnence ns towards certain theories. :ww -41 b I l Q 'II2 fl ' S 0 i in 2 i . a i 'll 4 1 W s Y TQ1: just a picflure fx but personality in photographs IIF llQ, A N M llL lll N 'IU llQ A N li ' L42llflll'l'lI ii' ' H' ' ' ' ' ' 'i S U ti N i it ti H ll ll M n ll Il ll H ll ll 'Jil SENIOR CLASS 0 FFICICRS Frmit row ylt-ft to ritglitl-lJtiRtx'rm' l'il'I.I,Iik, Yirt--Presitlcnt Bat-k row Qlrft Mii.'roN L'iiAi'MAN, Prt-sitlt-nt tu riglitl -- Ntiium Shim, 'I'n-usurt-r Iitrwie I,ifHui,, Set-rrtart' HAVEN'S END 1itiltlt'ii sim iiivltitig mi tht' pt':tt't'ltil WIlX't'w, gltmmiiy cltititls llIPVl'I'iIlQ tivci' tht' swziyiiig sails, tit'rt't' wiiifls tossing tht' ship :tlimit mi :ui-'ry w:ivt's - thcst' : A tit tht' t'xpt'i'it'iit't's thztt tht' Sciiim' crow nl' tht' tftiml ship llit'.til'r'riM' has gziiiictl mi its stiiiiiy. twtliii. smiit'tii1it's stmwiiy, rmigh vtiyzigt' tif Itltll' shm't x't':ii's. lltit mit ul' tht' rmigh w:itt'i's fist' tht-st' who pmtit hy' such t'xpt'rit'1ict', 'l'his, zilsti, h:1s tht' St-iiitvr t'i't'w lt':ii'i1t'fl. :mtl mztiiy tif tht' stilms with willing shmits tit .'Xyt', .Xyv hztvt' L'llllllbt'tl ttv tht' tml tri tht' niztsts iii m'rlt'i' to mzikte tht' vm':ig't' Il siit't't'ss :tiitl :t gltvwitig lllt'I1l4H'V lm' tht' t'iitii't' t'1't'XY The Sciiim' cttw has lmecii n fini-ltwiiig grmtp of sztiltirsi ziiitl, l-tH'lllllZ1lCly. its t:tlt'i1tt'tl iiitisic- ii1:ikt'i's liztvt' C1llL'l'l'fl tu this spirit. Zziiit' l,m'iiig' has uiziiiy times lIl1lVl'tl her skilltwl liiigcrs :ilmtg tht' pizuit- kcylituztrtlz Vl't'slc'y l'l:iistt'fl :mtl Tlimiizis lftvyc hztvt' t'iitt'i't:tiiit'rl with tht' htvw :mtl String? :intl 1':utl bltilmsmi, likt'wist', with tht' mclluw g'tiit:1t'. llrzuiizitit' ztlmility. zilstf, has liven iiitist twi- tlt'iit. Kliltmi L'liziptii:m, lmviiig plziyctl at vzti'it'tl list m' i'ult's, hits l1t't'ii rt'c0giiizt'tl :is llll t'mtrtimi:il :intl t'xt't'llt'tit szilty sniltrr zicttvr. ilil'lCll1I!l l3:1sst'tt, .Ximu llzitcli, llmwtliy litillcr. lit'tty liwlviiiwii. limit' lll'lClIIl1'I, Xlviiiiivltl l:k'l'll2lltl, Lltsytl liustci' :intl l':iiil NYtititltii:iii. tcm, liuvt' hrmtglit plcziszint clmitls tif t'st'z1p:xtlt' tu their follow sxtiltirs thrtmtigh wmwls :mtl gL'5illTt'S. llvtty lttilwiiismi ztiitl lltirtvtliy lftillcr hztvt' t'spt'tii:illy tlistiiigttislictl tlit'iiist'lvt's iii iiitlivitltizil ur:1tui'y, :mtl litmth nrt' tht' tlt'st'i'vi1ig ptisst'ssm's tif lirst-prize ii'tmphit's fm' puhlit' sptrnltiiig. lftititl. zilsti. is :iii ll1it'Ft'SIlll4' tupit' tu tht' llllll 'l'V 'TN Fw . ' l1IIYCl'WLlI'lilllg' sziilmt sta, mi tlt'clt ht'twt't'ii ht'lls, lit'zih Smith :mtl l'zitil Xlitxtnliiiziii hztvt' fziithfully sultl tciiiptiiig 1iim'st'ls tu :ill tht' t'i't'w tif tht' gtititl ship ll't'.tllu'tml'. lltit, lmt'sitlt's tht- il'lit'I'l'Siill.Q' :tt'tivitit's mi lnmtrtl, st'vt'r:il sziilmw hztvt- ziuliicvtwl hmims tlirmigli s11m'ts iii tlry tltvclt. Klztrgtitwitt' l.titht', lttvlziiitl lltiisstmiivziti, Rrilph Swisktm, limit' llt'lt'mii't. litvlwrt Vtmlmlr :tml Xliilliztm .Xthzis liztvt' iii lmslqct- hzill. h:1st'h11ll tri' futwtlrztll tlisplztyctl tht'ii' rttggctl- ness :mtl quick mciitztl :mtl physicril tictimi. l7m'tl1t'ii' i1itt'i't':-t in literary ivtvrk, llctty Rtulsiii- smi :tml Ntvrmzi Stztlvy i't't'8ivt'tI tht' plvziszliit hmim' of heiiig tht' twn sziiltmrs frmii tht' Il t'.t'l!v'tmL' tu lwcoiiit' sttitlciit mt'mlrt'i's tif tht' VX'tniit'ii's l.itt'r:1i'y Lvllillll tif Vtmrtluiitl, Illztiiie. Thus, iiiitlt'r tht' cmiimziiitl uf H A tht- tllllCl'1'S til tht- ship, fiilllillill Nliltmi tilizipiiiziii, l'ii'st Xlutt' llmwv- thy liitllmy lit'l'lN'1' ul' tht' lug li't'iit' l.t'l1t'l. :iii-l QUALJTKY ABOVE ALL Loren Murchison Company DESIGNERS AND MANUFAKTTURICRS OF High School and College Jewelry am! Commencement Invitations Medafs and Tropfzzkes OFFICIAL JEWELERS TO WESTBROOK HIGH Newark, New Jersey MAINE SALES REPRESENTATIVE M. J. FINESON Box 277 - Bangor, Maine 218 Qt!llll!'I'lI l'111'f1-1' X111'111:1 51111111 1111- 51'1ll111' U11-11' 1111 1111- 1111' 1111111 111 1111- 11'1',1'l111'11111' llilb g111l1-11 111111 11:11'11111'11'11l1 1l1'111g' ll2l1l1l1'l'S, 111111 1111s 1l1'111Jll1'11 !ll11'l1111' 111 ll!lV1'11'S 121111111111 11111 11Y1A1171lL:' 1111- 1'111z1Lg1- 111 1111- 3111-1 1111. llllll' S1'l111Il' 1'1'1-11, ll1'1'1'l'1111'11'SS. 214 1'X111'1'l1'll1'1'11 NIl1l11I'9, will 111111 1111' 1111111111-1' 1'1'111Q1- XY11l1 1'11111':1g1- 211111 rIlL'1'1'Ni. N. 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C11lI1'lil1'1l 1111' 111113121111 1 11115 1111- -111111 jllwl 11111l1111g 111111 1110 1111111'1's 111 S111111- 111 111' 1'1'1'NV 111111 1 1111111111 11 l1l11'1'L'51ll1L1', 111 5111 1111- 11-1151. ll1'l'1', 1:1l11- 1111- gl:15s 111111 l1:11'1- I1 1111111 1111 1-1111151-lf, 51111111 1111111 1111- glllrr 111111 s1111i111111l I111'l11lgll 11, 111-ll, NVl1il1 1111 11111 51-1-T' 111111-11 1':1111:1111 l'l111 11I'11l1li. 5:11111y, 1'1lQ1'1lN51'11 111 1111- 5111111 111- 11'Ilx g:1f111 11111111, 111 11 11111 IlllN1X1'1' 1111' I1 111111111-111, 1111-11 111' 11 ' ' 1 !liiI2llBl'l'lI iw S H AW ' S Daily Made Mayonnaise Bfffer bt'6'17llJ'L' Frffhffr GIVE THE CHILDREN ALL THEY WANT Geo. C. Shaw Co. Portland, Maine TELEPHONE 798 ALBERT R. DECORMIER SHEET METAL WORK Heating and Plumbing STEEL CEILINGS WATER SYSTEMS 196 Bridge Street Westbrook E. R. HINKLEY LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING PIANO AND FURNITURE MOVING 'f fl mm Goods 3 lllfsl I .Msn Insured Trucks ., X, ' in .fO,,, - ' ' ' Transit U In fmzrhfnr or 7YliII---'ILT' lIl0Ul'-fllff Ifif' IHIIIF, ' Satisfaction Gunrannscnl Telephone Westbrook 511 97 ROCHESTER STREET, WESTBROOK Compliments of FOSTER-AVERY'S TM' S1'.l'ft'lll Co. Where Young Men's Clothes Are Just Right Fu!! Lzhe of Bfzze Serge Suits fir Gmtfzzcztzkvz 51810525 EMILE BEGIN MEN'S CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS 842 Main Street, Westbrook, Maine Telephone 807-W Compliments of Jackson -White Studio 536A CONGRESS STREET PORTLAND, MAINE Thotographers PARK GARAGE Hudson ml Terraplane Phone 222 WHITlVIAN'S AND sAMosET CHOCOLAT ES Baseball Goods Fishing Tackle Miller's Pharmacy 3 Cumberland Street Cumberland Mills .111 111i1111. 1 111111 s1111 11 1Il1'Q1' h11s11it111 111111 111 its 1l!l11S 1 111111 s1111 s111'1111111 1'111111g l1l1C1llI'9. 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NYR' 11111 .1111.1111' 1111111111 11111's1-11'11s h:11'111' lll111 1'111111111 11111 s.111111s. 1'.11g111'11' 11'11 h111'11 11111'111111111t111l 111 s111111s 111.1111.11i1's, 1111111i11 SI11'1l1i1llQ', :1ss111111111' Il1'l1Lf'l'll .11111 11111s111:11 NYl1I41i. Xs I, Il 1111-11111111' 111 1111' S 11111111 I1l411'l' 111'1111' 111 11111 g11111l s1111 1l'1'.vll11'1111A'. lllll 11111111311 1111' 1111g11s 111' th1- shi11's 111g 111111 th1111- 111 1111' 111111 111'i1':1111 4l'1'Il1D1N1111i, I :1111 1111111 t11 l'1'L'lI1ll11 11111111 , , i11t111'1's1i11Q 11111i1'i1i11s 111- 11111' 11:1s1 1111 Nl IIN 11111' 111'st 11x11111'i11111'11, 11'111'th 11111111i1111i11Q'. li 1111 1'111'1111111111 1111 1'1'C1'1XK'11 11s 11111 I11's1 11111111-11 1111 1111 g1111g11 1.11111 .11111 1.111111 1111 111111111 111111, X11-1111-1-1-1111 EAST END MARKET Groceries, Meats and Provisions A Modern I GoodsDelivered IGA Store Free 533 MAIN STREET, WESTBROOK Telephone 242 Compliments of The Cotton Dept. Store KNIGHT BROS. CO. PLUMBING - HEATING SHEET METAL WVORK TELEPHONE 267 511111121 Elgezxutg qgnrlur ouva L. ORCUTT 565 Congress Street Portland, Maine Strand Theatre Building P E R M A N E N T S 55.00 - 57.50 - 510.00 Dial 2-soss PAUL Ee? AL'S GARAGE PAUL E. LEBEL, Proprietor General Repa1'rz'f1g 822 Main Street Westbrook, Maine ROUSSEAU'S PERMANENT WAVE SHOP 1 Permanents at 52.00, 53.00 and 55.00 ffl! Hlorl' Gmzrmitrfzl MR. ROUSSEAU, Manager 228 Brown Street Tel. 273 Westbrook LAWRENCE B. SEAVEY Pomiac SALESMAN 908 Main Street, Westbrook Compliments of JOHN C. 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KELSON GROCERIES - MEATS - PROVISIONS MEMBER STORES ro6 Brown Street Telephone 294 WESTBROOK STAR LAUNDRY 1 Carpenter Street Telephone, Wesrbrcok 45 SUPPLY SERVICE ON COATS - APRONS - TOWELS - UNIFORMS Daily Service in Westbrook, Portland, South Portland and Cape Elizabeth DAMP WASH THRIF1' SERVICE ROUGH DRY PREST FINISH ALL PREST DE LUXE FINISH t Strout's Barber Shop ALWAYS ALERTM NEVER HURT 4065 Main Street Cumberland Mills 'llll 50 SUE 42? llllI'l'll llc-c':A11sm' of thc lung lixl of IlK'XK'l1lL'lllllL'l'NlllL'f' l'Ill'l' for leer-lvillg ilu' NCllH41l clv:u1 :mel or4lv1'ly, llzlw this j'L'Zll', Zlll lmtlzllloll wzw plzmnwl lol' lllil'1l1'llllli to :ml 4lll1ll'!llS Ill lllL'lI' 11-sc':ln'l1 worli, csrllli' 2Lftc1'11rnu1. xlflffll '2Ih'1l. lln- Illlkllll' Wm k'l1UI'Ill Va-zulillg' lx-r'r11'1ls rm' in ln' Illlwllzlsm-4l for tlw Il l11l:11'1o1ls lIl1l'!lIlll the lll'XY llllllllllklr ln'oxwl ilu-11' ,IMTII HHN :mil mmm. mU.:u.UW l,iCtlH.l.5 fm- guml Slllfflhlllllllilllll Ill l'Yk'l'f' XV1lf. 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TWQMBLY Residfnfer.-1.-plume omfe Telephone Weslbrsxrvk 875 3-9671 822 Main Street WILLIAM KNUDSEN SALES AND SERVICE ON General Mason Contractor - 105 Preble Street Portlancl, Maine MARKSON BROS PRIDE BROTHERS CLO-I-HIERS -I-O Local Distributors for S. S. PIERCE COMPANY M E N A N D W 0 M E N Fancy Meats and Groceries 500 CONGRESS STREET Q'0 'P' QDEIIWV PORTLAND, MAINE Telephones: 43 and 8563 SAVE MONEY BY FILLING YOUR COAL HOME MADE CANDIES BIN IN THE SPRING MADE DAILY snow? E Largest Display of Fruits -:- Magazines FUEL OIL f4'HI59 COAL egiggg Sign? GULF GASOLINE B' G- PRIDE COMPANY PETERS FRUIT STORE 543 Main Street 922 Mann Street Tglgphgne ,09 'fglgphqng 160 Corner of Main and Church Streets Westbrook Marsters Chevrolet CO. WEST END DRUG STORE - I . S A L E s I O ' T SERVICE Prescrlptions a Specialty 876 Main Street, corner of Fitch Street General Repairing 5x1 Main Street Westbrook WESTBROOK 517 Billington Radio Service BERSONS EAIREANKS. 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'1N111'1'l' XYl'1'1' fl 11-11' s11111'1 Ill-1l'1'f11111111'1' N111-1-1-111-5 111141 1111- 1'l'1l1i11l1I11'!' 111' 1111- 1-11-11111g 11115 1111-111 111 L'1l1'114 111111 1111111'111g. '11l111N 1111- F4111111111111111- S1-11111:15111' 111111 1:1111 1111. 1', 1., 3111. I 55 I '-EAT MORE or MORIN'S CANDIES 9 Home Made ROGER PAUL JORDAN Ice 537 CONGRESS STREET PORTLAND, MAINE i Cream I TRY ova DATE NUT fPhOtOg7.aphS MORIN'S CANDY SHOP l 877 Main sum, Westbrook . . I . I E. W. GOFF COMPANY R. K. JORDAN LIME COAL CEMENT IRON FOUNDER RANGE AND FUEL OIL Z7 CUMBERLAND STREET n CUMBERLAND MILLS, MAINE TEXACO Manchester's Service Station EXPERT GREASING FIRESTONE TIRES, TUBES AND ACCESSORIES FIRESTONE BATTERIES Cumberland Mills, Maine J. LEE MORRELL jfewefer FINE WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING STONE SETTING Reliable jewelry, Silverware and Diamonds CLASS RINGS AND PINS 821 Main Street Westbrook Telephone 750 MAREAN BEAUTY SHOP Beauty Aids, 35 cents 844 Main Street Westbrook l Cc-l'o'r Ciffinest Glecming Our service offers quality and responsibility :hat you demand for valuable apparel. Be careful of your day to day l g q z D I lz f k Ceanln re ulremen 5. on rl: In H107 War . Ladies' and Gentlemen's Plain Garments CLEANED AND PRESSED 75c WESTBROOK CLEANERS By PERY'S the Tailor and U, C. HACKETT 823 Main Street - We Call and Deliver -A Telephone 888 511 ILIE .Q'lYlll'l'lI A .1 DRAMATIC CLUB 11111111 1-1111 111-11 1111'1111111 11111-1111 N11.111.1'.1111-1111 1x1111g11l. 11.111 11111111-r111-11. 1.11111-1 111-11111-11. 1'.11-:111111 1 1 1 N11-11-r1'1-.1.11111111-1Q11111111111g1-. X1z111'l'111'111r,11111111X11'1x1-11111-1..1:11-k 5111111-1. 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A I I V N, 1 4 - - , - 1'---11'1- :1 1111 HAIZ' 1 1'1 -:1- ll . 1.Illl111'1ll'l1 1111111 111'l' 1111111111131 1111 111-1-11 '211h, 111111 H1 1 'H N1 1 U lm dl g X111 11'111'11'111'11'11111'11'11'1g'11111 11111 111111111 L11'111- 11111 1'1'1111'1 11'111 1 111U1'11111' 111111 51 1111' , . .. 1 1,1 . . . . 1 N - 1115111515 1-1,111111111111111g1111111111-111111111111111111-1-1.1111-111140 111g 111 1:11111:11'111111 111'1-1' 1111-11' 11111 1'1'11111', 1111 1'1111i11 111111111111 1-'1111 111111:1111 111111-1-1-1 1QN11,1.1- 1111-111111-1'1 111' 1111- 1-11-11' 1'11:11'11-1'1-11 1111-11111-111-1 111111 1111111111'111. 1x1-1-111-1'111 1111-1.11g,:11111111-111'g1-51111111111, 11'l'1V 1111111 1111' IL C1'11I11- 111111 1Q:1111111:11111, 58111112 1 1Q1.1.111.1-1111111, 11111-x1.'1U1,1.1111111-1,1'11L-1.1-N 1111- 111111 1l1- 1'111'11z11111, 1111- C1l1I5l'1l 111-1-11-111111-111 111-- '1'1,1. 11,-,,,,,1,1,', 11111. 11111 1.11111-1. 111,111-21. 1,1 1111 1111. 1111111-111111111-1':11111111:1111111111811 111111111-:1111:11in1-11 111':1111:1111' :11'1i1'1111-1 111' 1111- 11'111'l1111111,'.', '1111-1 111111 P15151 V111 1111' 11 WUW1- 1'11:111- :111 1111- 1111111 111111 111'IlIllZl11C 1111111111-1111111 111111 '1111' 111g 1x1'111'111111 111- 1111- 1l'll1' 11:11 1111' 111g :11- 1111'1' :11'1-1111-111111' 11111-1 11'l1111:1111-11:11'1, 11-1111111' 111211 11'1111'11 11111 1-1111111-11 111q 111-11111-11 1111- C11I11'l1'l4 1111-111111'1'1 111 1111- k'14l'1Y 1:1111-11 1111 1111- 111'l'111'1'I.U 1111- 11111- 1'll1k' 11111 1112111-11 111' 111111111 1-1 11'11 111'11 1'111':1g1- 11'1111 11-1'1-1:11 111111141-11111'1-1 11'1111 1'1-1'1-11'1-11 1 1111111111111 :11111 1111- 1'1-11 111' 1111- 1':111 111011111 1 1 1 1 1111-11' 111111'111'1111111 115 111 1111- 11l1111'N 111' Il 11'111-1111' 1111' 1'1ll11l'I', '1'1111111:11 1Q1-1111111- 11111111-1-1 111-'1111 '1Vf1lI1illl1' Nl'11l1lIlH. v1111L'1II1ll 1511111-11. X1:111 '1':111111', 11:11111111- 151111111151- Established 1884 LaFOND Ea COMPANY DEPARTMENT STORE 854-856 MAIN STREET WESTBROOK, MAINE CLOTHING FUR THE GRADUATE All Wool ALL WOOL SUITS of s P O R T White Trousers Blue Serge, Cheviot, Flannel and Gabardine C O AT S S495 sTfi'i.IEs 516-75 ONEUIZIRICE 5895 ALTERATIONS FREE 482 congress sr. Dodge Clothes Poma n d Stationers and Book Sellers Gifts AGENTs - EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY for the School Supplies of Any Description Cfmduate LORING, SHORT EG? HARMON PORTLAND, MAINE -wi Complete Modernization on Any Type Building 14+ O. G. K. RGBINSON General Building Construction TELEPHONE 391 I MILL WORK CABINET WORK 17 FITCH STREET BUILDING MATERIALS WESTBROOK, MAINE . 4.Y.. --fi, 58 f ' Philip johnson, Russell Mntley, lflsie llurke, l'aliner Ingalls and :Xlhertu llugas. The play was very successful and the crew was well satisfied with the way the spectators rewzirded their ship, hoth Financially and otherwise. i Next the Senior squad winners of the play con- test at the first of the year were entered in the hig dramatic mrmeuvers on the ship South Pnrtlrimi. The ships partieipziting were the lx'vmn'!fm1Ic :md the llillltfllfllll. The Seniors dr:11'tecl one memher of the Sophomore squad into theirs, So the ll'i'.rllu'imlc had the following represeutmion2 Xlilton Lilizipmun. Rene lleleourt, llorothy Fuller, 'l'helm:1 llassett. Philip .lolmsou and George I.L-kouses. The maneuvers ended with the tirst- prixe honors going to the Snzrtlz l'n1'lla11d'.v Sflllflll. liut the ll'i',rfIr1'onl.' was mentioned ns runner-np, and the group returned, conscious of having done a time job. ,Ks the time draws near for the end of the yeur's excursion :md the crew makes ready for their summer leave of zihsenee, the members look hack with satisfaction upon the events and proj- ects of their maiden voyage. Because of grncliizl- tion, many of the outstzmding crew men will not he :ihle to tzike the lyflllllllflt' Univ down from her moorings again, lhit they are assured that those who remain will see thzlt she is kept Clear of the shonls. :md when they weigh :mchors again next fall it will he with the determination of :i longer :md lvetter eruise thzm this ye:ir's has lveen. llniiiii' -Ionxsox, 'JUL DANA WARP MILLS A. H. FLUETT EG? SON GROCERIES AND CONFECTIONERY 5oixROWN STREET lll3l1LQlHI'l'l1 50 , McLAUGHLIN'S Dflllk TEXACO SERVICE STATION Oakhurst Dalry M1lk Firestone 63134 Havoline . , 5 .Q T!7t'7'E,J' none better Tlfes Motor Batteries bl 'L' 364 Forest Avenue Portland, Maine 897 Main Street, Westbrook JOSEPH H. GRAHAM Buy pam PLUMBING AND HEATING Independent Nezlgfziorhooai Stores ' - I l - f Speczahzzngzn Reszdentzkzl Heafzrzg PERCY L. ROBERTS OIL BURNERS 138 Fgfegt Street 244 Forest Street, Cumberland Mills Telephone, Westbrook 868 Compliments of GEORGE A. SMITH ROWE MOTORS, Inc. G 609-611 Main sneer Milk and Cream vvestbmok Stroudwater Street Westbrook, Maine Telephone 310 EUGENE TANGUAY Illlflljl Gf0L'6fZ.EI 4 Full line of DEERING ICE CREAM Fruits in Season General Merchandise Confectionery and Tobacco Telephone 005 100 BRACKETT STREET 331 Brown Street Westbrook Telephone 549 OU ORCHESTRA l'1'1111t rim 1l4-lll11r1gl1Il-ll.1i11l lf111'1l1111, N1111111111 lui-ker, 5l111'le-1' lima-ll. X1'l1111- t.1111s111s, lurlin-st Ur1'lllt,Zallt' Loi-ilig, Xl111'jn1r1t- lflilriulge-,,la11'k Spill:-r, lrxing Klnmlo-s. S1-1-u111lrim'-lJ11r11Il1y5I,l'i1-rr:-. l'ltl11-lyn Smith. llzirlmizi Spill:-r.l'l1yllis Nln-K4-11111-y.V1l1l11 N1-n111111l1, lir-liz' Nr'NXf'1lIIllJ. Nlurjurin- l,1tIlr-lin-lil. l-llfmrz-111-v llallry. ,l1111z- 'l'l1u111as. lluvlx row-llarulnl Cl11111l111:1l1.,l1'.. l rai1l-L Smith, l'z1l1111-1' Ingalls. lllrllglllrx Kimixlluli. 'l'l1u111:1s lime-. Huln-rl lllzuslv-il. XX111-1-1-11 Staple--. l.o-wis lluts-l1i11s1v11. ORCHESTRA AND GLEIQ CLUB Vl'll1'1IllQ'll tha- 111m-1li11111 llll i':1cli11. Illlllll' x'111111g lmys 111111 girls l1:11'1- lM'C'lI lIl51lll'l'fl with tht- 1l1-s11'c- 111 lwcuiiic- Il l1111sici:111 111' 111 l1-:1s1 111 sliifli' swim- Sll'lllllt'llI. This lzivt is wiv g1 1t1lx'111g 111 all 111i111h4-1' ul tlim- :1ss1-111hl1 I11'11g1':1111s. :1s wt-ll 11:4 IH11' tlil- rlt-clic:1t11111 ul tl11- ship. lin-t':111sv 111 thc l:11'g1- i111111l1n-1' ul' girls mln-simiis ui lfllilllg: this Clllll'Sk'. it l1:1s hm-L-11 llk'1.'l'SSlll'l' 111 1'111'111 two rliihs, 1l111s clniiig' ilW!lj' with Ilia' cliwriis giwviiiu 1vl1i1'l1 lAlIl'lllL'I'lf' i11- ' vliulc-rl hotli 111:1lc- :111fl f1-111:1l1- wiiu-s. 'l'll05Ll cliihs lim-1's of gmwrl 11111siL'. :1111l Illia stiiflx' 411' thi- l:111- Qungm- uf 11111sic is vt-ry L-fl11c:1ti1111:1l, XN'itl1r111t :1 lm 1'1111sist of .1i1I11'11xi111:1I1-ly Vlgllll' lAK'llIIlll' wvivc-s. Sinn- tht- lllllllllllg Ill' tl11'st- 1-liihs, NL'Yk'l'Ill i11tt-1'm-sl- twwln-rlgc uf this lllllQll1lQl' 11111 s 11111s1u:1l Illlllkl - ing pi'11g'1':1111s l1:1x't- he-t-11 glX'1'll 111 wl1iL'l1 they lllllls itsc-ll 111 Il V1-rx' cl1s1111lt-1'li' 1-1111cl1t11111. lt is - i1:11'ticil1:1tt-cl. ll111'i11g tht- l:1st wi-1-lt Ill llctnlm-1', 11111s1 lllllbtlfllllll lllill tht- l11l111 111 lllllllillIQ l1:11-- A ,4 , N lt1111wi1 11s lf1l11c:1ti1111:1l XXI-1-lc, il p1'11g1':1111 was 1 l ha l111111ncl 1-:11lx 111 hit 111 multi i1111111t-:1llx' sl1111l1 - ' - - g . give-11 fill 1l1t'g11111l ship ll'1'.1'll11'f111L-, :1t wliich ti1111- I .tt ffm- lll1lX' z11t:1111 111m-11t:1l '1s wt-ll 'is LllQll.ll 111 1-1t'z1l sltill, ' tlin- Kiln- 1 lllll l'k'llllL'l'1'll tum st-li-climis. lt ls tht- - :1ii11 411' tht- lllllxlk' llllAK'K'llYl' 111 1-st:1l1lisl1 :1 huvvs' llll1'lIlgj tht- lmst yl'IlI' tl11- lll'k'lll'NllAlL, lllllli'lA Its - k'll'Vl'llF 111' film- Vhih 517llll'llllll' i11 tht- llL'Ill' l11t111'1-. 1hl1- 4ll1'm-L't111', Xliss l.111'1'111111- l,11111l1:11'1l, llili Q11-1111 I1 111111-111s l1'1x't- lIk'L'll sim- :1111l st-11-i':1l 111-11' Ills - llic x'z1l111- ul tht- lllllwlk' :ls-1111111111-11t is 1111411-11 L-st1111:1tt-fl l11 Illilllj, hut III llu- XX'1'lll'I' s 111111111111 it ulmlwl. lt h:1s l:1ltL-11 llilfl lll 111'1111 111 thi- ships l is :1s i11111111't:111t fur l-llllll't' lift- :1i11l llIllhlllllL'ri 11s lkllYlllt'N :111rl z1ssn-111l1l1- p1'11g1':1111s, llll lla-1-1-111111-1' ml 1 :1 lil'llQl'lllll was l11'c1:11lc:1sl 1-11-1' XYQASH with llllvl' c111ii's1- wl1i1'l1 n'1111l1l ht- tziltt-11. ll is :1ls11 thn- linpt- :1111l cltsirt- Ill, z1ll 11111sin' lim-1's tl1:1l thi- 1l:11' 111114-l1 l'!lVHl'ZllJlL' t-111111111-111. .Xlthmigli tht- l11':1ss section is smiic-wlizlt lzicltiiig 111 xul11111n tht- lllflYl'l'5 N t guurl t1111L-suiit ut' thi-11'i11st1'1i1111-11ts. Xl .1111 l11 is i111t l':11' 1llSl1llll wl11-11 :1 l'L'QlllIll' 1lz1ily c11111'st- 111' lllllxlf will lit- :1vz11l:1l1l1- lu :ill thi- pupils 111 XX vst- llit- lilum- Lluh, lllIllL'1' Xliss l,11111l1.11cl s 4lllit'l l'Vl 'lf lll!l' N'l 'l- s- l gs11ls ' , ' +1 l111111sl111l L'lll1'l'l'lllllIlL'lll I111' Il fu I.., 1 'l'5'5 +3'l' Compliment! gf WESTBROOK GAS COMPANY fllivisi cmxm of Portland Gas Light Coinpanyj . . .THEABETTER Fun. HEN a doctor's prescription comes to us for compounding we consider it as a means toward someone's good health. Accordingly we practice utmost accuracy in compounding, using the finest quality ingredients the world affords. Bring YO UR Pf6JCfIffZb7Z fzere VALLEE PHARMACY Rudy Vallee Square JOHN C. MOORE- Proprietor Westbrook f f'omplimrut- of Compliments ana' wer! CC03islves E. B. VAUGHAN I N1AX.-XUER wan, ooze: A. Ea P. Store PORTLAND, MAINE TEl.EP!lONE 3-711i H qtljbere Gconorny 9214165 H 855 Main Street Westbrook Im iu x 2 ILIE .!'WllI'l'll ART CLASS lfrunl rim flvll tu rigllllk lime- ll.ll1'll. llumllix it.l'i:-rr:-.l'illn'lxu1Smillx.Xlr..-Xu-ar-lStr-l'lil1p.lf4ll'nlnu Nuipwn. Phyllis Nl.-lx.-nm-v, XI'-llm NN in-Inu. Sevunil rum' 'l'lmln:xs Nlmli-au. Xluri l v-nail'-lxull. llzuvl flulilr-n.lIirg1illi:l llumle-llvznl. lflifaulu-Ill Flliilll. ll:-Ili' Huis-mill:-1111. Xntmrwllv lflulwr. l.uwl'r-m'1- K4-ml'-r-luw. llnr-l rms -XM-Qlvy llv'zu'lmrn, Nnruizm lull:-r. lx:-illi l,ilil+x. llii-lim-il lfu--. ll.1r:+l:l lilmulmaui. ,lr,. lil-lm-1'l'ui-gf-un. lfn-1-imui lllllm-r. THE GAl.l,lfY ,Xi,l:1xt tlu- luig iwuviii, wliirli ix Clll iii lmli, :nu .Xll ilu- Slllll1lll'I' zuivl lui' fiillx' iiiiu' Im imii'i4-1-ii XIIII' IWIIIQ II5I I IW IIIIA WIVIIIHA III'l'III'IIIII'III IIIIII IIII iwvks in tlu' lull, our ginul Nllllvl ll'i',v!lv'.f,il' llwiflz 'IIIIVI' IIIIIII I'i'1I1I'f1'I'lN+Ii IIII' 'IIIlI- IIVIN ITIIIII' I I Svllzml was lu'lrl iii pmt lay ilu- iivuwfily' ill' iuwx' I'I'I'IIl'IIIII'I IIIIII I I' INV IIIIIIII IIIIl'I'I'I'I'IIII'IIIf WWII Hlmrw :mil mmmumk Smcl, tht, MN 'um UI' lin. iwiiiul :mil limi' imifli czlfivi' ilu' xxwwli wznl .Xl xliip to lu' ClvllllJli'll'1l wzu llu- Qlllllj, llll'l'k' wzix Ilu III II!II IIII' XVIII IIIIII I'I'I'II II'II!- IIII' IAIWIIII III IIII vrlc czirricrl on tlu-ri' imlil lJl'K'l'lllllt'l'. 'lliis iiilur- l'I'IIII7llQI'fl wm'l4 gr:-:lily fzltixliml tlum, Siuli x ll ul' tiiiu' XYZIN NIHUHI lv-x llu' Ullivl' uuilq :mil lu'i' I 'III WIIF II'I'I'III Ill--i1I1I'1'wl I'Ii IIIII IIIIVIII! III IIS sistzuits in i'L-vicwviiig :mel iliwiiwiiig tluI fiiiillzn- llu' wluflc rnunii luis luwii uintiiw-ly i'4'11i.uln-lml nu-mills of vimkiiig. Xziiiirzilly ilu-y l-uvlqwl fur- lt lizzs luwn wich-iu-ml lui' llllilllg ilwwii :1 pilfllllllll ix ml :all this Illlll' tu rlul 'lui' wlu-11 w-wrlc wulnl tlu- ulcl Illllllff' luis luwii izllccii ZIW1lX1lll1l :1 iu'w mu .Llly lu- l'0C4IlllllK'llL'l'll iii ilu- ru-wly l'l'llIlY2ll1'4l put in ilu' siflcci-nu-1' lvl tlu- iwuuii. :1 l1ll'QL'l' :mel uul uqliipiuwl uullciiig 4ll'llfll'lllll'lll. 'lIlu-y mlkvfl :1 nu-iw' :ifln-qiizxtr llillllff. 'l'lu' wnllx lizzw :ill luui Qliill mln-:xl of ilu- Iinu- wlu-ii iluj' wulrl im- :ill ilu' rvpzliiilwl. :uul ilu' Illini' lmu-mul :ni iiuim-ziwll ilvivili V SIllllJlll'5 XYlllk'l1 xww tu lu' llll'lll4llL'Il IH llllllil' lvl twn lvvl. llu' llhllllllllltlll ul :iii vli-vlvu' vlllrlx ilu wm'lQ in Ilu' qxnllix iii-in lvl'lllIlIllIlk' :iiul lllllll' :ui-l nil' wuulilim-niiig lmxi- :ulilwl mm uri lum- 1 wily Ill'l'lllllllll5lll'Il. liciill ziilli. ca l Compliments of T Star Theatre Gyfome of fljaramount 'Pictures THE BEST SOUND HOUSE IN MAINE S. F. LeCLAIR'S sHoE REPAIRING si-lop q.Q7e keep the kids 'well mled . canal save the parents lol: of gold 410 Main Street Cumberland Mills, Maine OC HELEAU'S CLOTHES SHOP WEARING APPAREL FOR YOUNG MEN Sport Clothes and Graduation Outfits 861 Main Street Westbrook Town-fBilt qootwear 'Um' the 'whole qamily Trafton's Shoe Store BUSTER BROWN - AIR-STEP - SHERBROOK and many other named lines OTIS S. TRAFTON Main St., Westbrook Compliments of SAUNDERS BROTHERS MANUFACTURERS OF DOWELS Compliments of PURITAN CANDY SHOPPE Gompliments of CARR'S SHOE STORE 'ktailer of Good Shoes 5, 611 111 1110 scwing 11i1'isi1111 111 1110 1'111l1l1. 110w 0x00l- li'l111y 6111511011 111111 v1-ry c11111f111't11l1l0 Cl1Zll1'S 111110 110011 1Jl1l'C11ZI.SCCl 111 I'C1ll2lCL' thc 11th0r l1111g-11s01l 1'1111li11g 0l111irs. R1-1111irs 11ls11 l1!lV0 110011 11111110 1111 1110 work 111l1l0s. C111 1110 Clllllilllg si1l0 ll gr011t 110111 111 110w 01111i111110111 1111s 110011 111111011. S1'Yt'l'lll ty110s 111 11011' 011111111111 11t011sils l111v0 110011 11111111111-11. 'l1110I'C Z1l'!' 11011' wl1i10 Sl1lliS, witl1 11111 111111 011111 XVIl1l'l', for 011011 111l1l0. 111 which llblll' 11ssis111111 01111l1s 01111 110 s011101l. lilll 1110 11111st i1111111r111111 111 1110 110w 01111111- 1111-111 1l1'1' 1110 s1111'0s 111111 I't'1l'1QL'l'Z111H'S. 'lll11'Ci' 0100- tric s111v0s 111111 Z1 1'Cl1'1Ql'1'Z11UI' 111111 t11r00 gas st11v0s 111111 Z1 1'l'l-1'lg'k'1'1l111!' 111110 110011 glYl'l1 111 1110 s0l111111 111' 1110 l'CS1X'C1lVl' 01111111111111-s 111 1110 0111- 171- W0st- 1ll'Ulll'i. 'l'110 01111l1s LIFO 1'0ry gl'2l1l'1l1l 111111 2l1117l'1'1'1Z1- ti1'1f 1111' tl10s0 W1l1llll'l'l-lll 11i1ls. .XI1 01001110 111' :1 gas s1111'0, I1lg'1'1l1t'1' with ll sink, IlI'1' 111110011 ll1'1NVL'1'11 1110 two 1livisi1111s 111 11110 11111112 11111111110 Il Clllll- 11l010 111111. l11'1'll1ISt' 111 tl10s0 11011' Slflflllllllli. 1111 111lv1111t11Q0, ll1'X'l'l' 11011110 Q'1Yl'11, will 110 11111111011 .11llll1ll' 111111 975, . ,, ia -zqfffro -1 mm. X ja. X . St'll111I' girls 110x1 101111 151217-151238. T111-rc 1111s 1llWIlj'S 110011 Il QFOZII 110111 111' 1lis011ss11111 :1l11111t Il 011111111010 11111110 l':L'11110I11lCS L'1111rse and 1111w Sllfll 11 01111150 will 110 111011111011 Kl111'111g the rc-'1,511l111' 11111r11i11g s0l101111l0s, thus 011t1i11g 11111 the 111t0r11111111 111t0111l:11100. This :11l11iti111111l s11l1j001 will 11r11v0 n 010111 ll11V2lll1ZlQ't' for 1110 girl st111l0111s, as llllllly 111 1110111 l11lVt' nlwriys WZll11L'11 just s110l1 Il privilege. 'l'his Clllll'Sl' will 1111111110 ll gl'CIl1l'l' 1111tl1111k 1111' girls 111 1110 11110 111 1'110111i1111s, f11r tl10 work which will 110 111011111011 in 1110 111'11-y011r C1ll11'Sl? will givc 1110 l111sis for il 1l'l11l'1lllgll s1111l1' 111' 11111110 lC0111111111i0s. lt will 11121140 xYK'StllI'11llli lligh S0l11111l, 11s it 1111s 1l1ll01' s0h1111ls, l1l1ll'l' IlL'?l.1'lj' :11101111at0 111 its 1Jl'1lX'lSl1ll1S 1111 Sllll-1CL'15 111111 Cll111'St'S for its st111l0111s 111 l1IlKlCl'1Illit'. 811011 1111s 110011 1110 5l1l1lL'XYl1Zl1 111-1111011 11111 1101'01'- 11161085 11r1111111l1l0 V1'Ul'li 111 1110 g'111l0y 111 1110 g11111l sl1i11 ll'1'.1'1l11'1111A' High .Y1'111111l. lf1'011 Illtlllgll this f'l'1l1' 1110 g11ll0y wus 01011111 110tt0r01l,'w0 1111151 1111111 111rw11r1l 111 111-xt ytill' wl1011 CVCII 11111r0 11r11gr1-ss will 110 11111110 111 this v0r1' 11000ss11ry1l11'isi1111 111 1111r sl1i11. gl x 4 .f 1 a 0 ini X 1 1 Y Q, A I 1 1111 - gmgiofl' Q13 1.1 Co111p1i111e11ts of Porteous, Mitchell Braun Company Portland, Maine fllzlg C Compliments of .'., ROTARY CLUB WESTBRUUK me A , gfq Zi-515 'afgf We Oacmuv mea: fllfffi lfbwmvful 3-BJATX ff ,I 1' XX S 3 V2 W X39 oi X 1,11 'Me Build Compliments of LIONS CLUB OF VVKSTBROOK G v A fmmuf' ' Cmnplixnrutx of ANIMUNCONGIN l,I'l'lfRARY CLUB Compliments nf VVESTBROOK WOMAN'S CLUB Gfbfary 'lane Lirettez Gyffillinery X47 MAIN STREET WESTBROOK, MAINE Compliments of WYliR'S GREENHOUSIES Unnplixnclns uf A. IYARCHF, M. D. 1111 llAl!lL6llll'l'l1 2 fl Ti S . I 6 1 , 1 X 5xsxsxgs,-sxsxA-g55sssnmsmixi 'el X .X E '1 U 4 . 1 1 V 4 , I 1 -V' . 1 f P ! I I If If 1 Ci LPQ 1 ' af' X 9 . 0 Q, an f Q' ff 1 , 7,,,,. FRESHMAN BASKET BALL SQUAD 1 1'1111l 1'111v111-1111111111111 H11g111'H1111l.111g1-r.1111111-rl1.11l111.1i111:11111 I1111551111111-.111. :'1111'1z1111.11l1'11.:1111.11111. he-11111-111 1Y1'1g111. 51-1-111111r1111 -1l111111g1'r l'1111s11r11 F1111-v.1'11i1111K111111'11.11111. 111111111111 -111111-.1.11.11-11 11:11115, 1111111-11 111511-5. 11111111-11 1,111f1111111'11. 1:11111-5 U111111-11, 111111111' 5111:111. 1x1-11111-111 111111-. 11111111111 .X111115. :1l151'111 11111111 1111-1111'r 1.1111-11. lHf'lxXYl'fl'fN Hlfl.l,S 1111' Il1'1'Nl'111 Q1-1111111111111 1lilN 111111'1' 11-15111'1' 111111 Xyith ilu. 51I,l,,,im,,,,-1,1 ,,1' 11111-,,1l1 1',-1,,Q1-,- 511 1111111 114111 1111' 11141-1111115 g1-111'1':111111153 1111-1'1-1'111'1'. W1 11110111-1' 111111 1'11:11111, 1Yl1I' 1111' 111151 lllllx' 111 1111' 111511111 5111111111 11111111 1111' 111111111-1' 11111 111 NlJl'I111 11115 111111' 1'1 11111111111-111 1112111 111f'1 ' 1 111' 11 1 'N511'11111 1 .xg-'l1ll 11111515111 1-1111111111111 111111115 111 11111 1'1'51'11c. 11 1111111151-11 11111511.11 111111.1111111 11111151 .1 .1 113111.11 IIIIIVIILIF IIE IIIIII, III IIIM. IIAZIILIIIN IIX IIIDIIIIII IIIIIIIIN l1lll'f 111 11111 1'111'1'11'11111111. I I I I I 1,11j'S1C2l1 1'11111':1111111 11111'5 11111 111'1'1'55:11'111 11111111 N 1f151 1 'm Umm' 1'11N1f- 1- 11HA1N vm U 1'11l1111'c 111 1111-1111115' 11111 ll151l 1111' 1'1 '11i'l' 111111'111111- 1'f1 '14-fl'1'1 1'1 111 T1'N1111'1'11 1'1111I11111111111 11111111 :1111 111g 111 1111' 11111111. X11 1111111111- 5111111111 111- 11111 1111'x 1111111. 11l1v51C:111V 111-11 11111 5115111111-11111111 w1'11.1111-1 5111111111 . ' - ' - ' ' 1 .1111 C1111 1 ' ' ' 5 1 1 5 15 INK XX111111 111111 111 1111111111111 1 11111111 :11'11111rc g111111111111':11 111111115115 11111 Ili g111111 11111511111 - E E ' ' 5111111111 111' 1111'1'11 w111'1111' 1'111151111'1':1111111 11111 111111 111 1111111151 11101 5111111111 11111111 111 1:1141- 111'111'1'5 111-11111 5 1 . 111111 111' 111 giw 1111-111. 1111'-11I111'1I151l11l1151111X'1111'11i1IA1'1l15 07 f Telephone 708-M NEW YORK BEAUTY SHOPPE ROSE H. CASEY 874B Main Street Rudy Vallee Square Westbrook, Maine . Grocerles Mgats 0 Lowest Prices FX, 0 Quality Considered U Prompt Service WE WILL APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONACE HASKELL 81 ANDERSON 573 MAIN STREET Compliments of PRATT Sr BLACK 426 Main Street Cumberland Mills HARDWARE and PAINTS RADIO SUPPLIES CAS AND OIL Through ,Service 'Me Qrow B. 81 B. DRUG STORE 870 MAIN STREET Prescription Specialists Your prescription will be given careful attention and filled with the best and purest drugs. FJ O 2 '-B 2 3' C3 '-I O 'FU 'fl O I HARRY B. CHASE l Heating - Plumbing - Metal Work I Vapor Heating I a Specialty W .IOBBING ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY 134- Lamb Street Telephone Connection The John F.Pickard Agency GENERAL INSURANCE 692 Main Street Telephone 4-35-M I Portland Junior College CREDIT COURSES LEADING T0 COLLEGE DEGREES IN Business Administration Education Liberal Arts Social Service 3 Practical Arts and Letters Law FRICIDAIRE MAYTAG WASHERS R. C. A. RADIOS WALL PAPERS Westbrook Remnant Store PHONE 800 1111 fll VBMIBB i ii TQ 'i .1 BASEBALL XYcstl11'1'111k lligh, clcfcncling cl1:1111pi11ns in the 'll-lcgrz1111 1,1-aglic, 1l1-fczitccl Cl1cv01'11s 17 to 4 ill thc npeiiing game 111' th1-ii' 151312 I1:1svl1:1ll sc-:1s1111. .Xltlioiigh thc lilnzcs wurc 1111tI1it il 111 S, they took z11lvz111tagc 111 4'I16vc1'11s' 14 1-1'r111's tn put the gznnc on ice. The followilig wvclc Xxvi'9llbl'04lli t1111k thc 1'11:11l and at the same time took a ht-ating from South l'c1rtlz111cl, as the Capers 11r11vc1l to hc 11111rc than thc XYOstl11'1111k pitCl1c1's c1111l1l l1:1111ll1', Thr- hitting and tickling 111 lT:1ptnin 'liC'lI'lllllI :incl R11l1c'1-t R11l1ich:1111l W1-rc' thc fl'1ltlll'l'S uf thc 'I'l111r11tn11, llllfllilllfl, S:1nf111'1l znnrl ID1-1-ring gziinvs, ns the Iilrlzcs w1111 only 11110 ni thvsc L'1IC1lllHlCl'5- this ut tht' cxpciisc nf l'111'tl:1111l, 11'l111n1 1111-y hczlt Si 111 4 after plziying :1 tight l1:1ll Qillllt' fur 1-ight innings. lll l'L'IlIl'!l 1-11g:1g1-1111-111s with l'111'tl:1111l :1111l L'l11-vc1'11s :1t Klll' l'111'1lz1n1l Stziclinni, l111tl1 t1-:mis :1v1'11g1'1l their 111-1-vi1111s fll'l.l'IlIS 111 thc IIIIIL' uf S 111 6 :incl '22 to 5, l'CS1!CCliX'L'lf', llll Billy '33, :it thc Xliill'1'k'll l.1':1g111' ll1ll'li. Slllllll l'tlI'llllllCl 1'0pu:11c1l its 1111-vi1111s 11-:it 111111 zigrnin thv Blazcs' :1tte11111ts were fntilc as thc Li:11w1's 1111114 thc gxunc hy n scnrv nf I5 111 2, Again XY1'sth1'1111k 1111111 Illk' r11:11I, 1I1is Illlll' 111 11111-1 'l'h111'11t1111 111111 Slllllilbfll in 11111 111 11111 Cl11s1-st 351111115 of the 51-f1s11n. Thvy 110111111011 S:1nf111'1l G to I1 :intl npsut rlllltlfllllbll l'! 111 ll. ln thc 1:l11si11g QZHIICS ui thc 'l'cIcg1':1111 l.1-ziguc SCllL'4llllC, XxiL'Stlll'1llbk lust 111 lJl'Cl'illg z1111l w1111 t11'11 fruin liicl1l1'f111'1l, llll1S cniling with ll 1'1'c111'1l 111' six 11'i11s Zllltl viglit lusscs. The sclu-1l11l1' : XYCS!l1r1111li XYusthr1111k Xli4'SIlD1'1111li lYCSllJ1'1111li XY1-stl1r1111k XYcs1I1r1111k ll'L'stl1r1111k VX'1'stl1r1111lc Wt-stbr1111k XYL'Sll11'1111li XYL'S1l11'1111li XX1-s1l1r1111k W1'stl11r1111k XY1'stl11'1111l4 Cliuvciwis . ...... , Snnth l'111'1ln111l Vllllllflllilll ..,..,.... P111'tl:n11l Siilll-lll'1l . , lJl'i'I'iI1jl l'11r1Iz1n1l . ..,,. . l'l1c1'1-1111s . ..,... . S11111l1 l'111'll:1111l 'l'l1111'1111111 .......,. S:111f111'1l lli1l1l1'l'111'fl . .,.. . lbccring ..,. ., .. lli1l1lcf111'1l ..,..... R4llJL'I'l lQ11l1icl1:11ul. 1':1111:1i11-c'lu1't uf thc- 1937 llIlSL'll2lll t1':1n1, Zllltl Rnlznifl ll11iss1111111':111 1'01'1-i1'c'1l the 'XXII 'l'1-lvg'1':1111 :111':1r1l :lt 1':1t1'l11-1' :1111l lirst- lI2lSL' 1111siti1111s, 1'1'sl1ccti1'1'ly. l.1-ttn-111111-11 wa-rc IQ11l1i1'l1:1111l, 'll-11':111lt, llnylc, l'11t1', l'. lQ11l1icl1:1111l, ,XlIllC, Niltltilll, F11111'11ic1', l'iilI'I'. Xxlllillllilll. H1-l:111g1'1'. xYIlll'l'll1Zl!l :1111l llnis- s1111n1-1111. SONIICONIC HAS SMU --R H 7.AI'l'l',.S' fl l'I'!I.S'0ll br l'7,'l'li1'fA1-IIKQ' 3' S there IHLISI he ll r1-:1s11n tor Hlllft' than 1lIl6l 11'h1' we have prinn-tl we-ri' issue 11f tht Kl31.1111.wl1 YYH1'1'11 since it was 1-s111l1lish1-11 11111111 iczirs 111511. ll 1' not 171-2'e.1'fjgff1f1' ? H. S. COBB W A Conscientious Printer Main and Cumberland Streets, Westbrook l!WlI'l'll off TELEPHONE 2-0133 Dakin Sporting Goods Company SPORTING GOODS Specializing in School Athletic Equipment and Supplies SPORT CLOTHING 269 Middle Street Portland, Maine ED. WELCH JOE CONLEY N. l. FOX CO., Inc. ' Q' . QQ , HE Llt'fj'fhl2LQ' to lglllyll, flllyfhbzgu i FOX LUMBER fi qlph' Q Q ron . O HOUSE or QUALITY Main Lumber Yard, 24 Morrill St et Fox Lumber Store, 234 Middle St t BRANCHES: Brunswick, Fryeburiz, Kennehunk, Westhrnok , 9 19 Bridge Street S Westbrook For your protection we are equipped with an up-to-date Air Conditioning Installation Our Specialty --- ITALIAN SANDWICHES On the same spot since 1905 lllwurll little-, l.crl lly Milam- Swislw, lim-11 FOOTBALL SQUAD Frunt row llc-lt to riglltj Kc-une-Ili Wright, llulmer! llulslr, ,lzmu-s llulllr-ll, lie-nv llvl- 1-uurt, llalf Swislm. Rularul ll0lSSUllIlt Zill, William AllIZl5, ,Mlriun llutf-, Sc-f-mul row---Edwin llliase fllllilllilgtffp, Lutlu-r Small, Robert lfslf-S, Lloyd lfuslr-r. linger lie-lunge-r, Neil Le-igliton fAssistunt lllamigvrl. Bark row- John l.illle-liel4l. llaynionrl Foyc-. larry Calm-5 lllnuw-lil, Xustin Nluclfurriiurli. Robert L+-fl-lwrm-. Winlu-lil Fe-rnalcl llllll in pivturr-l. FOOTBAII. flu flvtulu-r li, :ilu-r In-11 il-:mx lil zuiximis .Xltlumgli tlu- liiilll llulllmll In-:mi clul iuwt ull2lllQ wmllllg' lllll llwllllimlll mm lww lmllllll mln'- '- - - lu-rl :is tlu-x' szlw :1 l7HXYl'l'llll llliu- tn-:mi roll up Il up :ls Inu- Il I'c-cm-ll :lx rlul ilu- H1333 in-rim, tlu-Y ' - - - N - - lf' tr- ll F-L'll1'L' mm-r tlu-ir lzuiu-ll rirailx, Smith l'ur1- ltl'IIll!llX' mzull- gcuul xxlu-11. lwr llu- lIl'Nl tuiu- lll lznul, llu- xlu-cl:u'ulz1r llIlSllL'S rm vzlrcls :mul lvl Ilu- liistury ul tlu- Smitliwa-f-In-1'11 Xluiiu- Limilvr- - - - ' - -1- -, r-q -- 'v-l' I' Mil S ' 1 '- l'l', ilu-5' s1u'cL-4-flu-ll Ill lu-:mug lww -:I tlu-lr grunt- l mlx fxllllll fl l ll xl lllilw' ll mlflll - - - lu ilu- luu- plmiiig' ul llu- In-:un :ls :L wlunlc, lm- ui rivals, lu-1-riiig :mul Nvmli l'urllzuul. - - - XYUHHWIII UIMWI in Nlumm with ll will HWY lm-swcrl mi llu- miiulx lil ilu- ulu-cI:1lmx ll sm-iisxiluni . X . . ., . xvlucli tlu-y 1l i' iuwt vulll lm lm-gr-1, Xlrigllt :uul li1u'l4 thu-. llu- lilzm-5 llullu-ml vc-rx' N Slfllllg l, ll5Ulfl I-'f '1IYl'1'1K lf' l l I ll lun ll ,,,1I,,-K-,qw 51, thru- ,Q-.,,-L-.1 5, 15, U, ll ,ir-l,,l-yn ilu- lllzizn-s, mul tlu- follmving wc:-k lirunswirli mlul 1,1 ml. f,,11,,wi,,g wwk, ml. lglim., lm! M, 1lu'ulu-x1u'L'lulznululm-I ilu- llliu- 1011111 ICS tw I I. lluirntmi. mm url-r :L wx-:lla Xlintliimp tn-:mi llll Xmx-nllu-1' T, zuuvtlu-r lllCl'llUl'1ll1lk' clziy ul tlu- li tu ll, :uul uc-rv lu-lcl In :1 www-ln-ss tu- lwy liulllv- lllliui llllllllllll NUIINIH. llu- lllIlZl'S ra-lu-:mln-cl llu-ir lurll. .Xltluuigli XM-ftlmuil4 wzix luglily lzwmm-fl 111 pri-vimis wzirs In-:xt ln' fln-lm-:mug lh-i-ring. Ilux um this gzmu-. llu-ir :ilu-nipls prlwm--l lutilc-, :ie tinu- lmy tlu- wuiw- ul' lil In l'3. llu- lllum-N' :u-riill lllllt'IllIllI1QZllll ilu-ir :1tt:u'lw lrlill-nl lu click wlu-rm zlltzuli wan zi 'k'1lllll'k' ul llllx gzmu-. :lx XX Vlglll mul ilu-3 in-l'v ru-L-lla-ml tlu- ilu'-I, ll-lv -lul :ill ilu- Nuuririg ll-r XXI-ull-1m.llX. V ln ri post-season game, the Blazes traveled to Danvers, Massaclinsetts, where they were beaten by Z1 powerful St. johns team 19 to 0. The schedule: TT A' 71 Co-captains Rene Deleourt and Ralph Swisko were picked for the Second time in as many years, along with Atlrian Cote, as All C'onferenee choice in their respective positions for the 1936 NYestbrook ..,...........,,... 19 Edward Little ............ 0 Wesnlmmok ......... ...... 0 Biddeford ..,,. , ..., ...,. 0 football season. lYesthrook ..... ......,..., . .. 0 Thornton ..,.........,..,...... 6 , v . XVesthrook ......,......... 33 Winthrop ......,.,..,.,.,...,. 0 Lettermen were Delconrt, Swisko, VX right, XY . h k ................,.. . l P l ..,....... - A A ' xxffiihififik i.,.,,.ii.. ,.....,. 1 ii 15li'Sl1l11d0lf.ff7fl ....,....... il Dowlmg- Gerry' Fcmalfli Mfftwcfi WC- Rm' Nlfcstlmrook ...,...,....,...,.. 13 Brunswick .,..,......,......,. 14 Chlllld' Doyle, Foster, Golden, Colih, Athns, lfsty, lVestbrook ..,,..,........,... 19 Deering ...,........ ...,....... 1 2 , . XXX-sthrook' .,............... 0 St, John' ...,., ....... 19 BCYUITC, Bfflallgefy Small 111111 l'0l59l lllW3ll- Post-season game. THE SPORTING GOODS STORE 'Therefr Nothing Belief i 45 7715171 the Bert H O 3 Complete lines of S I School Supplies and Q Sports Apparel The Famous Bailey Company 264-266 Middle Street, Portland, Maine Other lan? Cheviot Suits 5 WVI WO I'0USefS f0l' S as low as IN THE NI-iwizsl' MODELS Q .1 if Vvkr V J .75-1 ,qpfxfifyirl 1 S253 A choice of two Blue or one Blue and im ff! Kalb! one White Flannel Trousers .ef WHITE F1111 BOYS' BASKETBALL SQUAD 11 11111' 111-11111 111111111 1,llll1 1,l'111l1X, 1111111-1'1 lI1'111?l'1. 11111111-11 I.21t11lilIll'f'. 1'11111111-1'I 1.1lI'1KIl1lIlil'lI Xl11Ill1'11f'l'11Ir'1' 11Ll1'1x 1'111v-111111111 1.11111-111-111. 1111111'11 111111-S. ,1. tL111l11'll. 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X111 :11l- IQ 11 ,A 111il. l111w1'x'1'1'. 1l1:11 1l11'1'1' :11'1' l11'111'Ii15111 l1c1l1'1'i1'1-1l 1111111 1'11111111'11t11111. l11z111111111'lQ 1l1'1'1'l11115 Il c11- GIRLS AND SPORTS 111h11115. 115 11111l1i11g 1-l51- i11 tltm' 1-1l111'111i111111l 515111111 lt i5 :1 l:11l1 5 l1115i111-55 111 l1111l4 l11'11111if11l, Jllltl will. l11 1-i1l11'1' i111li1'i1l11:1l 111' 31111111 g:11111'5. Il girl 1h1'r1- 11111 l1:11'1ll1' Illlj' 51111115 i11 wl1i1'h 5l11' 11111 1l11 1l1-v11l11115 :1 high 51:1111l111'1l 111' 511111'15111:1115l1i11. S111111 it 'I'l1i5 1l:11'i11g 1'111'11l:11i1111 i5 Il 1111111:11i1111 1111111 :11hl111'5, 111 1'11111'51'. :11'1' llltl Q11111l 51111115. l1111 llllx 1111 :11'1i1'l1- I11' l':111l li11lli1'11, :1 11111111115 1:1111l1':1111l11l1 i5 1l11- 11x1'11111i1111 l'l1IllL'1' 1l11111 1h1'1'11l1'. 11111-1':1t11'1- a1tH'II 11111l El will 111 w111'l1 llllivlllfilllj' w11l1 Compliments of WADE L. BRIDGHAM .ATTORNEY-A'l'-LAW Cmnplixm-ms of ARMANI? O. LEBLANC A'r'r0kNEY-A'r- LAW FRANK P. PRIDE Compliments of GROVER WELCH ATTORNEY'-A'F-I.,ANV I ,Sincerely yours WILLIAM LYONS COIIIPIIIIICIIIN of DR. CHARLES J. BOUFFARD IDE:-J'ns'r C'nlnpIi1ln-nts uf HARRY If. G. HAY AND JOHN XV, HAY Cmnplinn-nn uf CHI-IICVIQR S. SMITH, IJ. M. D ro lligh school sports give a girl the opportunity to broaden her high school course. Klany girls not holding any elective oftice or serving on com- mittee. and having neither musical nor dramatic ahility, would lead :L narrow lite were it not for physical education. liurthermore. physical educa- tion, more often than not, aifls in the cure of an inferiority complex. Finding that she excels in some form of physical education, a girl gains the Confidence to enter into other school activities Apparently the girls of XYesthrook lligh School have overlooked all these henetits which may he derived from some form of athletic partieipae tion. .Xt present. haskethall is the only fall and winter sport uttered for the girls. Yet, so few turn out for it that it is cliftieult to hntl a seeoml team whieh can give the varsity girls any com- petition in practice. l.aelq of any opposition at regular practices was partly responsihle for the past disastrous season. The untlerelassmen seem to he the only ones who possess any enthusiasm, even though they realize that there is little or no chanee of playing on the team their lirst year. Only one Senior and tive ,luniors reported for haskethall this past year. lt looks as if the upperelassmen were not interested unless they were first assured that they would he on the team. lYe have pointed out these henelits of physical education---the gaining of eontiflenee, the chance to hroaclen the high school eonrse. the overcmn- ing of an inferiority eumplex, the gaining of a eo- nperatiye spirit, and the ahility to work imselfs ishly- -in an effort to incluee lllestlirook lligh School girls to take an interest in athletics, Xllith the new athletic tielfl and gymnasium, the girls will have a choice of sports, it' they manifest an interest in the participation of them. Nl. W., 'JM PLACE Qijxmun mmf Z ,Q ,i ,f-3 I- it-3 N1 XX J f f For Insulation Material For Any Kind of Building T- CALL -+ L. C. ANDR12 Lumber and Building Materials South VVindham Windham 60 -:- Portland 3-1961 l'IYliRY'l'HlNG 'l'HA'l S XFN' IN Boys' and Girls' Footwear for Graduation TENNIS, SPORT AND OUTING SHOES Come amz' fool' afufr our Cldillflkfr' Illllff LANE'S WESTBROOK SHOE STORE - ' 'l 77 I It ll Il ll ll IF' Il ll' I M ieitsir Navioaroias il i-Llf 'll ll ll- It For the Class of 1936, or other interested per- sons, the Alumni Editors of the BLUE AND XVHITE have searched the records of all the officers and crews of ships in the United States to find the whereabouts of all of the graduating class of 1936. XVe now give you the information. Sailing on the ship College are VYarren El- dridge, Captaing Thomas Hay, First Mateg Gray- son Tewksbury, Second Mateg Crew: Robert Knowlton, Donald Leach, Lawrence McLean, Sewall Noyes, Louis Peters, Charles Thomas. Stewardesses: Katherine Sullivan, Gennette Knowlton, Melba Miller, Claris Hawkes, Priscilla Cotton. Sailing on the paper freighter S. D. Warrmi are Madeline llartlett, Simone Belanger, Marie lllanchet, Kathleen Burke. Newton Curtis, .fume lfournier, XYinifred Golden, Grace Pedneau, Eve- lyn Hanson, Mary LeClair, Oden Naylor, Elsie Nielson. Roland Tetrault. Sailing on the cotton freighter 1701141 arc Klar- guerite Lellonrgne, Shirley Richardson. Beulah Smith. Sailing on the ship Woolzvorth are Harriett Cutter, Catherine Green, Hazel Laffin, Margaret Noble. Sailing on the ship Hospital are Marion Be- langer. Edna Blclfarland, Yoland lioulanger. Sailing on the ship Gvrliam Normal are Adel- bert lfoss, Frances Knight.. Sailing on the ship Rt'.YH1lll'l1Ilf are Elfreda llackett, Florence Porello. Sailing on the ship Cotton is Yerina Landry. Sailing on the ship 1,0l'fl'0ll.Y, .llitflirll ff Iiranu are Martha Knight. Anna Verrill. Sailing on the ship l'l'e.rfIrr0olc High School are llarry Chase, Priscilla lloissonneau, Raymond Turgeon. Sailing on the ship Hmm' is Jeanette De- shaies. I! ll ll ll lf- Sailing on the ship United Staffs G07.-'67'Jl7Il6'lIf are Dorothy Kendercline Cstenographerj, Richard Libby, Ada Prince, Athena Quimby, Alice Tur- geon. Sailing on the ship Telvfifzour are lda Libby, Xtestbrookz Elodie Habineau. Portland. Sailing on the ship I7c11ti.rt is Esther Conant, nurse. Sailing on the ship Knowltonfs Machine Shop is Roger Auclair. Sailing on the ship llbodfnrds Hardrcurc is John Edwards. Sailing on the ship Housmvork is Eleanor Jordan. Sailing on the ship Slllllldl'l'.Y Dozer! .llill is Harold Mockler. Sailing on the ship Norflz Deering .llolorcyrle SIIOI7 is David Morgan. Sailing on the ship War! is James XVark. Sailing on the ship Sff'll0gl'l1fYflI'l' is Elva Robie. Sailing on the ship Laundry is XVoodbury Spring. Sailing on the ship Danrcflalm' is Theresa Straw. llmr .-llzrmni Ifriilnr: This year's graduating Class of 1937 well may be elated by the fact that it will be the first to be graduated from the newly enlarged and remodeled lVcstbrook High School. 'lust fifty years ago this June the first class to be graduated from the original part of this build- ing, the compact little structure with its handsome Renaissance tower, was equally proud. This Class of H487 was known as the banner class because up to that time and for the follow- ing few years it had the greatest number of graduates,--all of ten. Crass oif 1887. Q!! lKlllTll I I.UlIh I,.IIII,I,S,XI.lJ K. l IIIIIIIII III I I !u:.3IIl'.X1., I III 5 I.AI. hIIIIII.IX I I I Xl II. Ix. RIK I.. ID. XI. IJ. XX'I IrII mv I UI I IL'I IIIII In I II Ir, I:.Ixm n.IIIx Iwfure I I Xl I IXX'O X Ix XX NI.X VIIIN l IIII IIIIIc'III I lIvIIIpIIIIII'IIh 'If IDR CI C SIIIIIIIN IDR. I,. If LIQXIIIIX U III I IIIIII IIIX IKIXN QLIIIIIIIIIIII I'IIvIIIxx I CUIIIIIIIIIII-IIIWII K'-IIIIIIIIIIII-IIINIII I Ii XX IXSI UXX. I3 IJ, 5. IVR XNK X SXIIIII, XI ID l IIIIIIIII:-III I QIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWII I I RXII'II XI XXIIIINIX IJ IJ S. XX'.IJ.QRl.bhI.X,Il Xl IJ T9 il ll ll ll 'l M-ll I ll H 'll T L'U l Heron Hoi l This year we have received yearhooks from Falmouth High School, Falmouth, Maine: Scar- horo lligh School, Scarhoro, Maineg Pennell In- stitute, Gray, Maineg XVest Paris High School, Vl'est Paris, Maineg XYindham High School, T.Yllllll'lIl1l1, Maine, and Bridgton High School, llridgton, Maine. The Cwxt, Falmouth High School, has once again carried out one of its original ideas. Their hook this year is hascd on the form of a broadcast over Station NYFHS. The hroadcast is very en- tertaining. Tt gives a program of literary articles, news flashes, songs, poems, etc. lt is an excellent idea carried out exceedingly well. From the Cre.rI.' Seventh-grader falter a meet- ing of the Dramatics Cluhj : Ma, if you had to he in a program, which would you rather do if you were l, speak a piece alone or he in a catalogue F The ll'I11'rlf1n0l, Pennell Institute, is one of the hest hooks we have received. The poems are both witty and humorous. The poem entitled junior Alphabet is especially good. There is a section given to one-act plays and another to hedtime stories. Une of the most important literary articles is an account of XVill Rogers life. The line work clearly portrays XYill Rogers character. lironi the ll'11irlfvo0l.' A is for all ot us. juniors we are: After we graduate llie will climh far. The .XV!lllfiIlI.f, XYest l'aris lligh School, is a very attractive and neat-looking hook. containing many line editorials and poems which are illus- trated hy drawings. These illustrations make the poems look very interesting. The .Ynzttilirs has a French llepartment which includes short French stories and poems. llesides the yearhook, Xkiest l'aiis lligh School puts out an interesting school lZllL'1' called lvcarlit, which is verv good. l l . s From the .Y0ltfl1ll5f La vie est vaine, Un pen d'amour Un peu de haine. lit puis, honjour. The liozrr C'm'm'r.v, Scarhoro lligh School, is formed of very good material. lt contains a school calendar Cin the form of a diaryj. contains ing the most important school activities. Une of the clever ideas is a Bahy l'arade, which contains hahy pictures of the various students. These articles form an interesting yearhook. From the Four COVIlL'fS.' R lCMO'l'li Coxrtzoi. Fxtract from Velma Furhish's composition in linglish: Henry l.ongt'ellow was horn in l'ort4 land, Maine, while his parents were traveling in Europe. lle had many last friends, among whom the lastest were l hoehe and Alice Carey. The llillllllllllllll, XYindham lligh School, he- sides having a line title, contains a line literary section and poems. The calendar of school notes shows a very active school. From the livlllllilllllllllf The Freshman Lilass was analyzing sentences. Miss Thurlow: The hoy gave the dog a pat on the head. Xthat is 'on the headf Miss l'ratt tiladys Pratt: The pay. The CIHVOIIZI, llridgton lligh School. is a small hook, hut proves to he of real interest. Their joke section shows that many of their students must have a very line sense of humor. The pictures are very good. From the format: Miss llarris: XYhat are the three verh forms? 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IlIl'Il HI A331 .Xml lill Ilir- Iziiilq witli I iix, XX'l1w l:1i1l 111111 gmail lixm cirxxli' llc llxzillim' 1111' xxintvi Mil. XX'l1-1 slim-il wliitv Illlllllvlx ziml lvlm- ru-:nts It lxIl1l1'lxw,lllll.lIll'll III1, xliml-J 'lill fl1v11 ilu' 1':111:1111l QIVXXII. 511 I Nil :il 111-X 1:1'li11 Imul 11-xt 1-111, 1:11'lN ul' '1lT, Ilwiiliiig XX'Il1ll til lzllw , Xml 111:11 111111 lixnw lic l111111I l'11m 1111'I I'll liliw 11111-.1 ill,-3,1 all XX 1 ll 111111 Ili-iw gr'1'lL'vl11v vzzlw 11ml 11 .Xml Qin' 1l11111 :ill :1 l11'1':1l1' Xllll VU. XXI lmmx ill w1w.11gI .'X Il., 'Zi Iiml rut 11111, flziw uf TCT, XX'l111 lxm-11' 11111 wlmt 51111 cliil 1 M111' cl1'1-:1111x lllll 111-11-1' 1 1, ix- Xliluirlg XXl1:1I'f ll Ii1'vri:111 lll'll IIS:-IIIIIIIII H H H I 1 IIIIII ' it tl U I X011 l II 1. 1 1 I I .m':1111N1-5: Xml X'k'l'X lllllfll, Xl:1':1111. XII, t Illllt I XXII lfsther Goorlwin: Gosh, you're lazy. Xxillflt wnulcl you have clone if you hacl heen lwrought up :unong people who lived hy the sweat of their lmrows? l'. KleKenny: I woulrl have solcl them pocket liztnclkereliiefsf' lylCll2l1'tl Xylllllllilllf Hlvlll trying to llnrl iny uncle. lle's heen missing three weeks. lle clis- ztppezirecl anfl l clon't know where he is. ll, Foss: l.ost. huh? lfrlitor: XYl1oelst'l121X'e you shown llll'iL'1JUL'lllN to? l.. l-'osterz No one. lfflitor: Then where clitl you get that hlztek ZW eye. Mrs. lloflclz ln the spring Z1 young 1nz1n's fztney- Ruth llzlrnion: Uh, is he? limerwon .Xnelersonz Mont, :un l in clust Mother : 'KI think not, Son. Anderson: l'Why not, Mom? Mother : lf you were, you woulrl chy up or ee in :1 while. l,. 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