Wiscasset High School - Warrior Yearbook (Wiscasset, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1949 volume:

W1SCaSS9t Academy 1949 The Red and Black Dedication We the Graduatlng Class aHect1onately dedlcate thlS 1949 Red and Black to the Reverend Robert H Helgham with deepest appreciation for his outstanding scholastic and social leadershlp for his sympathetic understandlng and frlendly cooperation for hlS genlal dlsposltlon and good sportsmanship and for hls unselfish and unceaslng efforts for our growth and success w . - . . 9 9 . . . . . . . . . Y . . 7 V . . . . - . v Black Staff Front row left to right Beryl Nxchols Earl Colby Mary Hatch Maxme Dutton Evelyn Gibbs Second row left to rlght Jamce Metcalf June Farmer Lols Nason Marilyn Jackson Jane McGrath Back row left to right Ellen Hersom John Fahey Schuyler Edltor m chlef ASS1StaHt Exchange Ed1tor MARY L HATCH JANICE METCALF Ass1stant Ed1tor m chmef Athletlc Ed1tor EARL COLBY ELLEN M HERSOM Llterary Ed1tor ASSISLHHI Athletlc Edltor MAXINE DUTTON EARL COLBY ASSlSt3Ht Llterary Edltor Adverusmg Ed1tor JANE MCGRATH EVELYN GIBBS Joke and Art Edltor ASS1StaHt Advert1s1ng Ed1tors SCHUYLER L FAIRFIELD JOHN FAHEY Asslstant Joke and Art Edltor MARILYN JACKSON LOIS NASON THEODORE DALTON Exchange Ed1tor Busmess Manager JUNE FARMER DONALD G PETRIE 3 I Fairfield, Ann Quinnam quam.. THE RED AND BLACK Semors EDITH A DURGIN Ed1e No Wh1tet1eld B1rthday May 25 Age 18 G n1us always g1ves Its best at hrst prudence at last Gl e Club 4 Head Usher ot Sen1or Play Transferred 1 om Erskme Academy 1n 1946 Commerclal Commerc1al MAXINE DUTTON Max Wlscasset Btrthday Oct 24 Age 18 Aaamst those charms 1'a1th melteth rnto blood Dramattc Club 2 3 W A Plgeon 3 Red and Black 3 4 Asst Ed1tor1n chtet 3 L1t rary Ed1tor 4 Sen1or Play Vtfmter Carnlval Events 4 Glee Club 4 Pr1ze Speakmg hrst pnze Salutatorlan General SCHUYLER I. FAIRFIELD Peanut Wrscasset B1rtHday Sept IO Age I8 Educatron begrns the gentleman Class pres1dent 2 Dramat1c Club 2 3 State One act Play Contest 3 Semor Play 2 4 Mlnstrel Show 4 Indoor Events Charrman of Wlnter Carmval 4 Art Club 4 Glee Club 4 Pr1ze Sp akmg 3 Ed1tor1nch1el ot W A P1geon 2 3 Honorary Edxtor 4 Asst Ioke Edttor ot Red and Black 3 Art and Ioke Edttor of Red and Black 4 E1rst Honor Essay 4 General IUNE FARMER IUD19 WISCGSSGI Btrthday Apr1l 12 Age I8 Memory IS the only paradlse out of wh1ch We cannot be dr1ven away Basketball l 2 Dramat1c Club 2 3 Dramatlc Play 2 Pr1ze Speakmg 3 Student Councll 3 Asst Lrterary Edrtor ot Red and Black 3 Exchange Edltor ot Red and Black 4 D A R Representatrve 4 Senlor Play 4 Wtnter Carn1val Events 4 Class G1tts 4 General WENDELL D ELANDERS Wendy WISCGSSGI Blrthday May 7 Age 18 Honest good humor IS the o1l and wrne of a merry meehng Sec Treas l, Baseball 2, Farr 4, Semor Play 4 SENIORS 5 Commercial EVELYN L. GIBBS Gibby Wiscasset Birthday April ll Age 18 From every blush that kindles in thy cheeks loves and graces spring to revel in the roses Dramatic Club 2 3 Cheerleader 2 .5 Student Council 2 3 Class Play 4 W A Pigeon 2 4 Prize Speakmg 3 Class Sec Treas 3 4 Asst Alumni Editor of Red and Black 3 Adv ru ing Editor of Red and Black 4 Treasurer of Student Fund 4 W1nter Carnival Events 4 Address to Undergraduates 4 College MARY L HATCH Minnie Wiscasset Birthday May 22 Age 18 Laughter is an instrument ol happiness Basketballl 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 2 3 Dramatic Club Play 2 3 Prize Speaking 3 second prize National Honor Society 3 Representative to Girls State Camp 3 President of Future Homemakers Club 3 Class Sec Treas 2 President 3 Vice President 4 W A Pigeon 2 3 4 Asst Editor 3 Editor in chief 4 Asst Exchange Editor of Red and Black 3 Editor in chief 4 Class Play 4 Dance Chairman oi Winter Carnival 4 Minstrel Show 4 Fair 4 Winter Carnival Events 4 Class Prop hecy 4 Commercial ELLEN M HERSOM Sally Wiscasset Birthday March 8 Age 18 Life is made up of little things that wzn and preserve the heart Basketball l 2 4 Senior Play 4 Prize Speaktng 3 Sports Editor of Red and Black 4 Winter Carnival Events 4 General HELEN F LIGHT Shorty Wiscasset Birthday Mar 2 Age 19 Friendship has a power to soothe affliction in her Basketball l 2 4 Dramatlc Club 2 3 Stage Manager of Senior Play 4 Usher at Prize Speaking 3 Future Homernakers Club 3 Glee Club 4 Fair 4 Winter Carnival Events 4 General VELMA B NICHGLS B rylsie Wiscasset Birthday May 17 .A-Q9 18 Frzendshtp ought not to be .inripped but unstztched Dramatic Club 2 3 W A Pigeon 3 Red and Black 3 4 Alumni Editor 4 S n1or Plav 4 Fair 4 Cheerleader 2 Winter Carnival Events three prizes Glee Club 4 Class Historian 4 5' f , fb' , , ,, . . . .' - , , . 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'I'f1I H1 KV111'I411115 1111 Z1 F111'fI FI ' Z1 N 1 111 11- THE RED AND BLACK SENIOR STATISTICS Prettlest teeth Boy Jchuyler Schuyler ed Ted Pete Wendy Pete Ted Fe Ted Ted ed Glr Best dressed Junxe Best dancers Lea S1ll16St Hatch1e W1tt1est Hatch1e Smartest Max B1g feet Edle Small feet Sallx Class 1okers H3lCh1S Happy go lucky Hatch1e Tallest Ed1e Most rnuslcal Max Most popular Hatch1e Best flgure and phys1que Wendy Sally Best Workers Ted Most ambltlous Schuyler Best homemakers Ted Neatest Pete Class fllrts Ted Most rornant1c Wendy Best looklng Wendy Class dreamers Ted Youngest 1n class Pete Oldest ln class Ted Glbby Hatch1e Hatch1e Edle Hatch1e Hatch1e Sally Beryls1e Ed1e Lea OUR JULIET POSSESSES June s ha1r Sallys eyes Sally s teeth Mary s l1ps Evelyn s nose Beryls complexlon Max1ne s srrnle Schuyler Glbbx Most dependable Schuyler G1bby Mood1est Wendy L1ght1e Thrlftlest Ted Bervls1e Meekest Pete Beryls1e Pete Schuyler Fed Ted Ted Best d1spos1t1on Junle Best athlete Sallx Best srrule Sally No1sy Hatch1e Greatest soclal hght Ted Hatch1e Class leaders Schuyler Glbby Hatch1e Prett1est halr Schuyler Junle Prettlest eyes Wendy SallV Mary s personahty Helen s We1ght Ed1th s he1ght Maxlne s manners June s legs Leatr1ce s hands Helen s feet OUR ROMEO POSSESSES Schuyler s ha1r Ted s eyes Ted s teeth Wendell s l1ps Schuyler s nose Wendells complexlon Gordon s smlle Wendell s ph3s1que Ted s personallty Wendell s We1ght Ted s helght Schuyler s manners Gordon s legs Gordon s hands Schuyler s feet 8 H4973 ' , I . . 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'J , - 7 . , . , FACULTY FACULTY Left to right Geraldine Wakefield Leland Brown Prln L Joseph Roy Harry Hilde brandt Emily Larrabee Lois W Roy Prmclpal L JOSEPH ROY SCIENCE B S Bates College M A New York Umverslty Graduate work at Umverslty of North Carolma and Harvard Un1vers1ty Asst Prmclpal HARRY P HILDEBRANDT SOCIHI Sclence Mathernatlcs A B Colby College MR LELAND A BROWN Industrlal Arts Gorham Teachers College UIllV8FS1ty of Mame MISS EMILY LARRABEE Enghsh French Latm Bryn Mawr A B Columbxa Umverslty A M PROF ERNEST LIPPMAN Teacher of MUSIC Ph11adelph1a Mus1c School MRS LOIS W ROY Home Econom1cs B S Farmmgton Teachers College MRS GERALDINE S WAKEFIELD Commercxal Nasson and Harvard Umversmty Board of Trustees Jomt School Board of WlSC8SSet Academy HARVEY R PEASE Presldent, HARVEY R PEASE JOHN BLAGDEN Treasurer, LAWRENCE I DAVIS HAROLD CAMPBELL Secretary, MISS LOUISE BLAGDON DR CHARLES DE PERRI STANTON SHERMAN I M , . I ,I al 5 s : ' . . . . , ' - , . . . , . . . , I I . 7 7 THE RED AND BLACK L1terary 'IHE DAWN IS HERE By Beryl Nichols The dawn IS here At last the t1ny stars are fad1ng out one by one The horlzon IS br1ll1ant w1th expectatlon for a few lovely m1nutes then the sun peeps over and smlles on a dusky world pushes back the darkness and makes ready for a glorlous day Hours It seems have passed s1nce I last came out on the balcony to pray In realxty It has been only s1x hours SIX hours of wa1t1ng wa1t1ng for hfe or death SIX hours ago I had gone to the beds1de of my Wlfe who was near death The skles then were very black a storm was on 1ts way Just as I had finlshed my prayer It began to ram Agaln I went 1ns1de shut the wmdows and sat by her bedslde I couldn t l1e down to sleep as the fear of her sl1pp1ng away wh1le I was sleep1ng was constantly 1n my m1nd I sat 1n a b1g arm chalr and wrapped myself 1n a blanket The only no1ses were the howllng of the w1nd and the sloshlng of the ra1n agamst the French w1ndows At mornmg she would be better or worse xt was agony to s1t and watch the pendulum of the old grandfathers clock swmg back and forth t1ck1ng off the mm utes that meant l1fe or death for the glrl on the bed Suddenly way off as 1f 1n a dream I heard somethmg banglng It was sometlme before I came to my senses sufficlently to reahze that the wlnd had blown open the French wmdows I shut them and returned to her bed slde The mlracle had happened' She was breathlng normally now I had not reahzed before that It was almost dawn the dawn I had thought would never come was arrlvmg clear and falr The storm had stopped and the mormng would be glorlous God had answered my prayer I felt satlsfied that all would be well agam Agaln I came out onto the balcony where now I arn wa1t1ng for that dazzhng mormng sun to r1se en tlrely over the hor1zon and blot out ev ry sorrow and doubt of the nlght THE BAD LITTLE PIG By Leroy 9 Jackson When I was about five years old we had a l1ttle p1g Th1s httle p1g we kept w1th the cow 1n the barn Noth1ng happened for a wh1le he ate well and grew qulte a b1t When he was about four or five weeks old he stopped eatlng what we gave h1m to eat but kept rlght on grow1ng At the same t1me the cow stopped g1v1ng so much m1Ik Th1s cond1t1on ran along the same way for a week or two the p1g st1ll wouldnt eat and the cow wouldn t g1V6 so much mxlk Dad d1dn t know what was the matter wlth the p1g nor why the cow d1dnt g1V8 so much m1lk About a week later as Dad was golng away he got up early to do the m1lkmg He went out 1nto the barn guess what that l1ttle p1g was do1ng'7 Well that llttle p1g was just gett1ng h1S break fast he was standmg up agamst the cows h1nd leg and sucklng h1s own mllk for breakfast After that mornlng the png and cow were separated the loss of mllk and the never hungry p1g mystery were solved but the p1g 1f per mxtted st1ll would get h1S breakfast by hlmself I x - J , . a 1 ' x a ' ' v 9 1 s ' - , . , . 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LITERARY THE FLOWING OF THE BROOK By Maxlne Dutton The only sound that comes to my ear on a cool tranqu1l even1ng IS the steady splashlng and bubbl1ng of the l1ttle brook It lets 1tself pour onward down 1nto the heart of the forest It dashes madly onto the partly sub merged rocks The foamy whlte spray fl1es h1gh falls back and IS carr1ed on down the stream The water re fle ts the stars and becomes a pool of danc1ng d1amonds The moon just r1s1ng 1n the darkemng sky throws ltS golden glow across the rushmg waters On followlng th1s brook one f1nds that ltS course leads IDtO deep pools wh1ch overflow causmg r1vulets and l1ttle edd1es and f1nally los1ng 1tself 1n the Wlde expanse of the great r1ver HAIL BEATING ON THE ROOF By June Farmer I love to I e 1n bed and llsten to the hall beatmg on the roof It makes me feel lonesome yet very warm and secure It makes me apprec1ate mx warm bed and whole roof over mx head and th1nk of the people who a e less fortunate than I I th1nk of all the good th1ngs that have hap p ned to me as well as the bad wh1ch do not seem half so bad now Each t1ny pebble of ha1l seems to be commg dovvn just for me I th1nk there IS nothmg more fr1endly than ha1l beat1ng on the roof SECOND HONEYWIOON By Ann Qumnam Clark and Jan1ce Wmters were marr1ed before the war and enjoyed a short honeymoon before Clark sa1l ed away to f1ght for h1s country Wh1le he was away Jan1ce wrote every day and 1n letters they plan ned the house they would furn1sh when Clark came home to stay When he returned however the1r 1deal house remamed nothlng but a dream Instead of mov1ng 1nto the l1ttle cottage w1th the wh1te plCkEt fence and green shutters they had 1mag1ned they found that not even a two room apartment was avallable D1scouraged and bew1ldered at the h1gh cost of l1v1ng hous1ng shortage and general confus1on Clark dec1ded to take h1s Wlfe and go away for a wh1le B1ll Johnston Clarks budd1e durmg the war suggested a desolate spot 1n the northern part of MHIHS and takmg the bare necess1t1es of l1fe Clark and Janlce took B1l1s 3dV1C6 and rented a cab1n on Lake Embden The beauty of the lake at sundown when the water reflected all the del1cate t1nts that art1sts fa1l to match was a Slght too wonderful for descr1pt1on by words There 1n the st1llness of the woods they could forget the world all the problems It offered and enjoy the peace of the d1stant mountams and the w1lderness that surrounded them As there was very l1ttle work to be done 1n the1r temporary home the contented couple spent the1r t1me 1n sw1mm1ng rovmg f1sh1ng and gathermg w1ld flowers In the cvenlng as they sat on he veranda that oxerlooked the wate1 watch1ng the moon cast1ng shadovts upon the lake they could hear the b1rds 1n the trees and calls of the w1ld an1mals After a restful two weeks Mr and Mrs W1nters return ed to the no1se of the c1tv to receue a happy surpr1se awa1t1ng them B111 Johnston and h1s WlfE Ruth had remodeled the upper stoxx f the1r house 1nto an attractne apart ment for them to occupy untll thex could bu1ld a home of the1r own Jan1ces father had been forced to ret1re due to h1s poor health and slnce he had no son asked Clark to take over h1s buslness Because they felt that the1r cab1n had brought them good luck M and Mrs Wmters vowed to spend a second honeymoon every summer ln the1r l1ttle home by the lake . . . 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Prett1est shot Ive seen 1n a coons age and you d1dnt shoot' I dld shoot sald Joe I empt1ed my gun at them Well so you d1d' chuckled Doc pomtlng to the ground where SIX cartr1dges lay Emptled your gun all r1ght Jacked your shells out m stead of f1r1ng That s the worse case of buck fever Ive seen 1n these parts ye Joe looked at the s1x shells at h1s feet Id have sworn I flred them he mumbled looklng shghtly em barrassed 7 1 - 1 . . , , , . . , . - . . - , a . 7 7 ' 7 7 . 7 ' - 7 ' 7 . 7 . U , . , . 7 a J ' ' 1 7 7 7 - , , ' ' CC 7 ' ll ' 7 ' 7 7 7 7 ' . . . . , . , . . . . . , ,, ' 77 61 ' 77 ' 56 ' ' 7 7 Li . .77 , . - - , as ' 77 7 7 ' 7 , . . . . . . ,, . 4, . . . ' ' ' I 1 . , ' . ' . . tw , - . ' KL 7 ' 77 . . . , y - LITERARY MY FLOWER GARDEN By Beryl Nlchols The a1r IS sweetly scented W1th roses sweet and fa1r The fragrance of the l1ll8S Is dancmg through the 311 The l1ttle bees are busy As are the humm1ng b1rds And the smgm of the others Is all that can be heard The l1ttle elves and fa1r1es Were danc1n I 1n the sun But when It started rammg Away they all d1d run They h1d beneath the pans1es And 1n the pOpp1BS too Where t1ny elves played H1de and Seek Unt1l the sky was blue One by one they all came out The b1rds began to s1ng The elves and fa1r1es soon Jomed To start dancmg IH a rmg Then the l1l1eS and the roses Began sWay1ng 1n the breeze W1th the l1ttle elves and fa1r1es Swmgmg round the pmk sweet peas The l1ttle bees and hummmg b1rds Jo1n 1n the chorus too They buzz around the roses Wh1ch are covered th1Ck w1th dew So when the moon comes out And the stars are tw1nkl1ng br1ght I know the elves and fa1r1es Are out there m the n1ght TO MARY I want to be where you IS Instead of where I be Cause when I are Where you are not It a1nt no place for me I used to thlnk th1s world was grand But now I know 1t 1snt For you have gone to where I a1nt And left me where you 1snt BIOLOGY By Chester Merry B1ology 1S the subject In wh1ch we do our best Mr ROV g1ves us the answers And we just do the rest We haxe leaxned about the earthworm The Hydra and the f1sh We havent come to b1rds vet But we w1ll soon I w1sh We learn about the body How and why 1tS made What the arms and legs are for And why ha1r turns a d1fferent shade We ve learned about the crayf1sh And how he moves around And how those l1ttle sw1mmerets Dont even make a sound We ve learned about the heart Excret1on and d1gest1on too Well tell whats what ID you SPRING By Sally Hersom The sky IS blue and clear The sun IS h1gh above The flowers beg1n to bloom Its the season to fall 1n love The l1ttle squ1rrels fmd the1r mates And scamper up the trees The bears all wake up from the1r sleep And take honey from the bees Old Man R1ver flows agam The trees beg1n to bud As snow now melts and earth now thaws Everywhere there s mud The n1ght 15 clear The moon shmes br1ght My lover IS gone but Wlll soon be back When the stars llght up the mg, 13 .. 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THE BED AND BLACK A CUWBOYS SEARCH B5 Edlth Durgln It was a stormy wmdy cold n1ght rn December Jamce had just seated herself by the flreplace and was lrstenmg to the cowboys who were tellmg storles Everyone was laugh mg and havmg a good t1me when a knock sounded on the w1ndow pane The boys Jumped up to run out when someone knocked on the door Openlng the door Janlce could see standmg 1n the l1ght a hand some young cowboy The stranger was 1nv1ted 1n He Sald h1s name was B1ll W1ll1ams Jamce began to pre pare for h1m a bowl of hot soup The cowboys began talk1ng and mak1ng had washed .Ianlce stood w1th her mouth open when she saw h1s large brown eyes and th1ck curly blond ha1r Was th1s a dream? The boy began to tell why he was there He was workmg on the ranch f1ve m1les across the border Several cattle had not returned that day he had gone to seek them He became lost IH the woods and kept travel1ng unt1l he saw the l1ght 1n the house As he talked the glrl wlshed she had a man l1ke B1ll on her ranch Then he told why he was workmg on the next ranch He explalned 1n th1s way I came from Montana workmg my way to Mex1co ln search of a s1ster who was adopted when our parents d1ed Re cently I found out that the adopted parents of my s1ster were dead Im trymg to fmd her and am work1ng at dmfferent ranches unt1l I do Jamce stood l1sten1ng but paymg no more attentlon to h1m as he d1d not even glance at her He showed a p1cture to one fellow and sa1d then crled It s Jamce Sure enough lt was Janlce when she was seven years old B1ll was really Jamces brother Then for the f1rst t1me he looked at her Anyone could tell that they were brother and s1ster The poor cowboy at last was happy be cause he had found hrs s1ster Janlce was happy too Now she sees her brother everyday as he IS l1v1ng at her ranch MY HOBBY By Janet Nichols My hobby 1S ammals Dogs and horses are my favorltes I l1ke to teach them to do tr1cks and to obey me I have had only one dog that I could call my own I named h1m Dev1l because he was full of fun I had Dev1l not three months before he d1ed Before h1s death I taught h1m to come when I called to l1e down when told and also to s1t After h1s death I mourned over h1m and sa1d I would never get another dog but tlme has mended my broken heart and I am gettmg another dog th1s sprmg I have never had a horse but I would love to have one I enjoy the storles about horses such as Black Beauty I have rldden a horse only once and love rt Some day I wish to own a horse 14 7 the fellow feel at home. After Bill Here is my s1ster,hJanf' All gaspedl A GRAND QLD MAN A Grand Old Man Mr. Everett Jackson Smce 1939 Service To The School THE RED AND BLACK Activities WATTA WAZAAR On Frlday and Saturday December the third and the fourth the students and faculty of W1scasset Academy held a fair It was g1ven its pecul1ar name because the first two letters of each word WA stands for Wlscasset Academy What a fair th1S was' What a success' For over a month ln advance the boys and glrls sold t1CketS for selhng the most t1ckets Marilyn Jackson won a lovely Bulova wrlst watch The wlnner of the lucky t1cket to be drawn on Saturday n1ght was also to rece1ve a Bulova wrlst watch In addition were door pr1zes donated by the merchants of Wlscasset The Industrlal Arts classes worked hard by mak ng wooden toys b1rd houses shoe sh1n1ng boxes lawn chalrs and other useful artlcles to be sold The Home Econom1cs classes made aprons pocketbooks belts key cha1ns Chrlstmas cards and candy Mothers donated home cooked foods home canned vegetables and fruits For two nmhts Mrs Roy and a group of students made Chrlstmas wreaths to sell Then Mrs Roy and some g1rls spent many hours making fudge Now I shall try to describe the rooms ln the Amerlcan Legion Hall and the d1Fferent booths of the fair There was a booth where Christmas wreaths decorated Wlth evergreens were sold Next was the booth Where the electric tra1n was runn1ng At that booth t1ckets on the train were sold Then came the booth where door prizes were on d1splay In a large corner was the hot dog coca cola xce cream stand This was a busy corner too The Industrlal Arts d1splay came next and toys and artlcles sold well In the other corner was Santa Claus He had charge of the Grabs Many httle chlldren whlspered into his ear and told h1m what they wanted for Chrlstmas The next booth was the Home Economlcs w1th pretty and useful thlngs The home cooked food table came next and then the candy table At the other end of the room was a large covered home canned food booth In the center of the room was a large penny toss game Last but not least was the room of the World of Wonders Here was a real l1ve monkey 1n a cage guns of all k1nds antlques art1cles from forelgn countrles and cur1os1t1es too numerous to ment1on In th1s room were the trlmmed bxcycles and doll carrxages to be judged for prlzes They were so artlstlcally decorated w1th pretty colored crepe paper that It must have been very d1H'lcult for the Judges to make declsxons Now I th1nk that I have ment1oned all the lmportant parts of the fair Oh no' I must not forget the Yo Yo contest held on Friday n1ght Th1s was an exc1t1ng event F1rst the boys from the grammar school dld the1r best then a student of the academy tr1ed The wlnners competed for the honor of be1ng W1scasset s Champlon Yo Yo K1ng The boy from the grammar school won Was he clever' He could make that Yo Yo do anythmg Th1S was the first fa1r of the kmd glven ln W1scasset and Mr Roy says that next year s fa1r will be even better That IS sornethxng to look forward to beheve me' Watta Wazaar 1S the name and what a name lt ls' The money IS to be used for new basketball su1ts and other equlpment needed by W1scasset Academy J UDITH RINES 1 1 ! 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' 1 , . . . , . . , . , . . . . aa - 11 ' ' 1 - 1 ACTIVITIES ACADEMY ART CLUB Left to right Schuyler Fairfield Doris McGlrr Instructor Mrs L Joseph Roy Carol Brown Madelme Fairfield Lois Nason Barbara Petrie Chester Merry The Art Club was most mterestlng thls year as 'ts sponsor Mrs Lo1s Roy presented many V1V1d studles from Wh1Ch to work Varlous matters such as color compos1t1on and perspectlve were stressed Many found or1g1nal and adequate colors when m1x1ng the1r palnts and o1ls Members were Dorls McG1rr Lo1s Nason Madelene Falrtield Carol Brown Earl Colby Chester Merry and Schuyler Falrfield Thls IS the second consecutlve year that the academy has held art years to come SCHUYLER FAIRFIELD 49 JUNIOR PRIZE SPEAKING The annual speaklng contest found a mlxed group of the Junlor class seated 1n a sern1c1rcle on the stage of Red Mens Hall The glrls were dressed ln evenlng gowns the boys ln thelr dress clothes The pleces were all 1mpress1ve to the audxence Full congratulatlons go to Jane McGrath who won first pr1ze wlth the plece Tomorrow Call Me Anne by Mae Deck Hxatt Second pr1ze wmner John Fahey reclted At Ease Son by Edna Means Lo1s Nason gave an excellent rec1tat1on It Is Enough by Marlanne Cohn She recewed th1rd pr1ze - , . , . , . . . , . , h . , ,. . Y . ' classes. It is hoped that the same interest will prevail throughout the , . . , . ' ' , ' ' ac 11 I . -, . . I . v . . ' gg 71 ' 7 ! 7 ' ' ' ' H Il 7 7 5 7 I- ' ' as yy ' . ' U 7 7 THE RED AND BLACK Other contestants were Arlene Dalton Pearl Erskine Marion Jackson Leroy Jackson Clayton Grox er Earl Colby and Roland Rogers. All the contestants sulted the characters wh1ch they portrayed Mr and Mrs Wrlght plaved for dancmg untll eleven o clock ARLEN1-3 DALTON 50 W A PIGEUN Front row left to rlght Evelyn Glbbs Mary Hatch Schuyler Faxrfield Mrs Geraldme Wakefield Second row left to rlght Ann Qumnam Lols Nason Earl Colby Jane The school newspaper the W A Plgeon held 1tS Hrst meetmq 1n early September The staff was elected as follows Ed1tor 1n chlef MARY HATCH Honorary Ed1tor SCHUYLER FAIRFIELD Semor Reporter MARY HATCH Jun1or Reporter LOIS NASON Sophomore Reportel DORIS MCGIRR Freshman Reporter MARY LOU DYER Gosslp Ed1tor LOIS NASON Sports Edltor EARL COLBY Blushes and Blunders JANE MCGRATH Sweets and Sours ANN QUINNAM Cartoons EARL COLBY SCHUYLER FAIRFIELD What We Llke DORIS MCGIRR Four lssues were pr1nted w1th the a1d of our sponsor Mrs Wakefield who deserves our smcere thanks MARY HATCH 49 Edltor 7 7 7 1 A 7 7 I . . , l Q McGrath, Doris McGirr. 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ACTIVITIES SPELLING BEE Left to right Loraine Light Sally I-lersom Veryl Bachelder Roger Dyer Lmcoln County Schoolmens Assoclatlon sponsored a Spelhng Bee agam thls year wlth Mr Leland Brown chalrman Waldoboro Brlstol Brldge L1ncoln and WISCHSSSI schools each sent four representatlves one from each class to partlclpate Representatwes for our school were as follows Senlor Sally Hersom Jun1or Veryl Bachelder Sophomore Loralne Llght Freshman Roger Dyer Waldoboro walked away w1th the cup th1s year Marllyn Jackson last years champ1on speller from W1scasset was 1n the audxence MARY HATCH 49 FRESHMAN INITIATION The sophomores were just 1tch1ng to get thelr hands on them so that they could 1n1t1ate them Our new pflflclpal Mr Roy gave us plenty of new 1deas to try on them and we had a meetlng glvlng them lnstructlons as to what they should do They were to wear r bbons n thelr halr rubber boots on thelr feet brlng a toothbrush and carry an angleworm around all day The next mornmg all the freshmen bemg good sports showed up at school wearmg tm cans attached to the1r W81StS We made the freshmen bow and say I am the lowest worm that ever set foot 1n Wxscasset Acad emy At 1 a m we had a program of forty five mxnutes for fun . , . . . 7 I 9 3 I . 7 I ' U ' , 9 ' , 1 , ' ! 7 ' . i , . 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I I , . 2 , , . . , . - . y ,l . , y - 1 GL ' ' , - 11 ' Q . -y ' Q THE RED AND BLACK Ann Grover played the pxano wh1le Evelyn Cronk sang Ph1l1pp1no Baby Then R1chard Well1ngton and George Flanders had a contest to see who could drmk a bottle of m1lk more qulckly Arthur W1ll1s and Janet N1chols had a marshmallow on the strxng contest Then followed a ple eat1ng contest w1th Myron Gallup Barbara Petrxe Leonard Dunton and Arlene Ames a bubble gum contest won by Paul Melte another one w1th Johnny Fahey and Clarence Leavltt the last of all a worm eatmg contest MHCHYODI was used IH the place of worms The freshmen were very good sports and we know that they can hardly wa1t for next year to come when they as sophomores can 1n1t1ate the new freshmen MARY LOU DYER SENIOR SUPPER At the openlng of the school year a class meetmg of the senlors was held and tentat1ve plans were made for the forthcom1ng school year Among several toplcs of d1scuss1on was a supper The date of th1s supper was to be November 4 1948 The plannlng was left to the sen1or Home Economlcs glrls wlth the excellent help of Mrs Roy Cards askmg for donatlons of food such as chlckens potatoes onlons and ples were sent to townspeople A wonderful and unexpected response arose from th1s act1on so that all the food was collected and brought to the Home Econom1cs Department All day Thursday fthe day of the supperj was devoted to the preparatxon of the Congregat1onal Vestry and to the cookmg of the food The tables were well arranged and all the food that was cooked Mr Roy brought to the vestry 1n the Jeep At the t1me ot the supper all the statlons were manned Ted Sherman at the potato Bucket I myself dlshlng out the omons and Mrs Roy servlng the ch1cken and gravy Mrs Wakefield poured the coffee and all the sen1or g1rls served The supper turned out to be very successful even though when half way through we had to cut the servmgs conslderably The success of the ch1cken supper was greatly due to the wonderful help from our frlends the townspeople and the swell supervlslon of Mrs Roy GORDON PETRIE REDSKINS GO T0 TOURNEY On Wednesday February 24 1949 W1scasset Academys basketball team journeyed to Lew1ston to part1c1pate 1n the Small School Basketball Tourney The teams chosen are regarded as the elght best QSJ school teams 1n Western Mame W1SCaSS8t played the boys of Lxmmgton Academy who were the Central York County Champs W1SCaSS6t took an early lead wh1ch kept mcreaslng as the game went on The final result W1SCaSSet 55 Lxmlng ton 37 Because lt won th1s game W1SC3SSet met Kmgfleld H S on Frlday afternoon Thrs game started out and ended ln a d1ng dong battle K1ng field had a terrlfic helght advantage and finally downed the Redskms 52 42 Wh1le playmg 1n th1s tourney the W1SCaSS6t team won the respect of all by thelr clean playlng fine sportsmanshlp and fightlng Splrlt Mr Roy Chalrman of the Tournament Cornmlttee mtroduced the players to many of h1S fr1ends of whom the W1scasset boys had heard much The players also met boys from other schools newspapermen photo . . 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JOHNNY FAHEY WINTER CARNIVAL COMMITTEE Front row left to right Dorothy Colby Elizabeth Grlndell John Fahey Madeline Fairfield Mary Hatch Back row left to right Adeline Stickney Lois Nason Schuyler Fairfield Janice Metcalf For the first year the Winter Carnival was a great success Everyone had a good time The events took place at the schoolhouse and at Redmen s Hall Those events taking place were snowshoeing skiing army race three other contests Later there was a Coronation Ball which the people in Wiscasset that went enjoyed very much The hall was beautifully decorated The girls wore evening gowns and the boys wore suits Everyone looked nice The King and Queen were crowned and each received a trophy The attend ants were Doris McGirr Judith Rines Madelene Fairfield Kenneth Sher man Clayton Grover and Jerry Dalton The girls received compacts the boys billfolds Most of the students got ribbons the blue ribbon was for the first place the red ribbon for second white for third and the green ribbon for the fourth place They were very prettv All felt that the Carnival and Coronation Ball were very enjoyable ANN GROVER . 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Y D . ,I U , . - L. . p 1 4 THE RED AND BLACK HOME ECONOMICS In an effort to make home makmg beneflclal to both boys and g1rls th1s year at WISCHSSGI Academy a course was offered to boys Eleven avalled themselves of the opportumty Some of th hlghhghts of the1r year s work were a Held tr1p to Portland to study commerc1al foods pre parmg and serving a dlnner for the L1ons Club and eatlng thelr own cookmg Next they mastered the art of darnlng socks pressmg pants and runnmg the sewlng machmes Fa1r Warnlng glrls the boys are SEFIOUS The sen1or g1rls started the year by constructlng several garments for themselves One day they spent studylng cloth manufacturmg 1n the m1ll at Lewlston The latter part of the year was spent studymg Marrlage and Fam1ly 1n order to prepare them to contrlbute to a better communlty The freshmen studled or1entat1on food prmclples and the cho1ce of clothes and color to fit thelr personality and ngure The sophomores and Junlors studled home decoratlon they had an mtormatlve tr1p to Portland to study related work They decorated a room to learn papermg and pamtxng f1rst hand In the study of foods and d1etet1cs the glrls learned to cook serve breakfasts and luncheons HELEN LIGHT HOME ECONOMICS QGIRLSJ From left to nght Mary Hatch, Mrs L Joseph R0y, Rita Gl'0SS. 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L i Q l .lf my I V , , 1 , . - A THE RED AND BLACK INDUSTRIAL ARTS Left to rlght Ierald Dalton Instructor Leland Brown Theodore Sherman Clvde Dow Richard Qoule Things have been humming in the shop th1s year Shortly after school opened last fall the sophomore and Junior shop boys went into high gear turning out projects for the fair Toy trucks tractors steam engines kiddie blocks shoe shine boxes and lawn chairs were only a few of the items made on a mass production basis Juniors started on a diversified program consisting of arc welding forge work wood lathe and machine woodwork This program has developed successfully and an excellent foundation has been laid for more advanced work 1n these fields The freshman boys did a fine 1ob in mechanical drawing and have con tmued the good work through hand woodworking The sophomore and Junior boys have carried on a unique project this year We know of no other Industrial Arts Shop doing this type of work Durlng the year sixteen boys have turned out stamped varnlshed and ready for use fifty baseball bats Each member of the baseball squad Wlll start the season with at least two of his favorite models Six selected models in assorted sizes have been presented to the veterans home at Togus Due to lack of seasoned wood we were unable to fill many orders re ceived from other schools However we have about one hundred white ash billets seasoning and hope to till orders next vear LELAND A BROWN . . 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At the beginning of the second nine weeks period the sophomores and , , . . . l , 7 7 ' l ACTIVITIES SENIOR PLAY The popular comedy Come to D1nner w111 be presented by the graduat1ng class on May 20 The followmg sen1ors are well su1ted to the characters whom they w111 portray Eleanor B1a1ne a scatterbra1ned soc1a1 cl1mber EVELYN GIBBS Roxana Bla1ne her daughter MAXINE DUTTON B111 Bla1ne her husband the Ketchup Kmg SCHUYLER FAIRFIELD Laura Wr1ght Eleanors cous1n JUNE FARMER M8Ft1H Fmn av1ator Interested In Roxana THEODORE SHERMAN Se11na housemald MARY HATCH Jenn1e Ba1dw1n Eleanors soc1a1 r1va1 LEATRICE PAYNE Brenda Ba1dw1n her daughter BERYL NICHOLS Clark Greene a ham actor GORDON PETRIE Desda Douv111e 11k6W1SS SALLY HERSOM HHFFISOD Cartar the Tomato Ju1ce K1ng WENDELL FLANDERS Ushers Head Usher EDITH DURGIN ASS1StaHtS MARJORIE TARR and ALICE PLUMMER Stage Manager HELEN LIGHT Story of The Play Eleanor B1a1ne the mother of a grown daughter refuses to grow up herself B111 her husband has skyrocketed Into the money as a Ketchup K1ng and Eleanor Wlth soc1a1 amb1t1on becomes more scatterbra1ned than ever Each summer she takes a vacat1on and br1ngs home a new protege for her daughter Roxanas soc1a1 benefit It s too much for B111 Clark Greene an actor brlngs along Desda Douv111e an ex chorus g1rl w1th whom B111 becomes Involved Eleanor cont1nues to ru1e the roost unt1l her soc1a1 r1va1 Jenme Bald w1n throws a bombshell Into her m1dst B111 takes advantage of the Sltu at1on to put h1s house In order and prevents h1s marr1age from head1ng toward the d1vorce court Be our guest enjoy Come to D1nner w1th the sen1ors MARY HATCH 49 Our s1ncere apprec1at1on 15 extended to the advert1sers who have so heart11y supported the pub11cat1on of the 1949 Red and Black sz ' 11 ' 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . , . 1 1 1 ' 1 . . , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - , . . 1 1 1 ' 1 , - 1 ' ' ' sc - 11 ' - , . 11 .. 1 unnnnmnu - . . y Q THE RED AND BLACK FHEERI EADERS left to nght Iane McGrath Barbara Petne Lols Nason Coach Mrs I Ioseph Rov Flivaheth Crmdell Ianwe Metcalf Adeline Qtlcknes The cheerleaders of W1SC3SS6t Academy have really had cause to yell' th1s year Good luck followed us lt seemed we obtamed new umforms Mrs Rov volunteered to coach us and we were off to a peppy start Wm or lose vue had a basketball team vxe could be p1 oud 10 cheer for all season As a squad we learned cooperatmn coordmatlon good sportsmanshlp and loyalty We had about fortv cheers we used at the games as well as SIX songs When you hear Redskms W1ll Shme Tomght you w1ll know the cheerleaders are workmg for a vlctorv for Wlscasset Academy A 4 . 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ATHLETICS Athletics BASKETBALL fBOYSD Front row left to right Kenneth Sherman Maurlce Foye Clayton Grover Jerald Dalton John Fahey Theodore Dalton Back row left to rnght Coach Harry Hildebrandt Earl Colby Robert McQueston Theodore Sherman Gordon Huber Richard Soule fMgrD On December 1 Coach Hlldebrandt called for candldates for the basket ball team and about twenty f1V6 answered In two weeks the team had worked down to seventeen players Kenny Sherman Teddy Sherman Teddy Dalton Johnny Fahey Maurlce Foye Clayton Grover Jerry Dal ton Earl Colby Gordon Huber Robert McQueston Alvm Reed John Barnes Coach H1ldebrandt and Manager Rlchard Soule Boothbay Harbor vs Wlscasset The Redskms opened the1r season by travel1ng to Boothbay where they dropped the1r f1rst game The fmal score 35 26 In the f1rst quarter the Redskms were held to an 110 score but as the game went on the Redskms outscored Boothbay by two pomts Johnny Fahey led the Redskins wlth plenty of speed Thomaston vs Wlscasset The Redsk1ns won the1r f1rst game as they romped over Thomaston 49 19 Kenny Sherman was ellmmated on fouls although he played a good game Halft1me score was 24 lo Cost, Donald Leayitt, Leonard Duhton, Roger Dalton, Cleorge Flanders, Roy THE RED AND BLACK Waldoboro vs Wlscasset Redsk1ns won 1ts second stralght Wm by defeatmg Waldoboro 38 25 Red Dalton played an excellent game dunk 1ng twenty po1nts Alumm vs WlSCHSS6t Our next game was w1th the Alumn1 1n whlch we defeated our old schoolmates 46 29 Thls game was played mostly for fun and a sort of a challenge to the Academy students South Br1stol vs Wlscasset Redsklns clamped onto 1ts fourth stralght w1n by defeatlng South Brlstol 7134 Redsk1ns had no trouble w1th the South Br1stol f1ve and substltutlons were made freely The thlrd team had qulte a workout Rockport vs Wlscasset Th1s was the fifth game 1n successlon on the home floor and as the boys were really 1n tune they held Rockport score less 1n the first half except for one foul shot 28 1 Although Rockport out scored us 1n the last half the fmal score read 42 28 Wlscasset as the thlrd team agaln had a good Workout Un1on vs Wlscasset Redskms went on the1r second away game only to be beaten by Un1on by three pomts In the flrst quarter lt ended 1n a t1e 12 all Second quarter Un1on Jumped ahead by a 22 14 edge over the Redsk1ns In the th1rd quarter Un1on was st1ll out 1n front but only by a 25 22 margln but ln the last quarter each team scored twelve po1nts and the flnal score read UDIOH 37 Wlscasset 34 Waldoboro vs WlSCaSS6t On the followmg Fr1day nlght the Redsk1ns journeyed to Waldoboro where they turned back the qu1ntet 34 21 The Redsk1ns held Waldoboro to an 18 0 score at halftlme Th1s was the first Thomaston vs WlSCaSSBt The next game was down to Thomaston where an excellent game was played by Johnny Fahey The Redsk1ns led all four quarters wlth a flnal score of 37 27 Rockport vs w1SCaSSet The Redsk1ns traveled to Rockport pulled out of a 6 0 lead favormg Rockport and won by twenty SIX po1nts 50 24 Guard Maurlce Foye pulled the game up to a t1e by s1nk1ng three floor goals 1n short order After that the Redskms shot out ln front and stayed there South Br1stol vs WlSCaSSet The Redsk1ns eas1ly romped over South Br1stol by twenty n1ne pomts 51 22 Kenny Sherman played an excellent game and collected elghteen po1nts for the Redsk1ns Boothbay Harbor vs Wlscasset Redskms lost the1r th1rd game to Boothbay although 1t was no easy w1n for Boothbay as the Redsk1ns put up one of the1r hardest fought games Boothbay led all four quarters and ended up on top by a score of 40 34 Llmlngton vs Wlscasset The Redsk1ns won the1r flrst tourney game as they went to Lewlston and won over Llmmgton Academy 55 36 The game wasn t too hard for the Redsklns as they led at every canto Redsk1ns Jumped ahead 13 4 1n the flrst quarter and stayed there The other quart erly scores were 26 14 39 25 55 39 Kmg Grover Kenny Sherman Johnny Fahey each had double numbers 15 13 14 respect1vely Kmgfleld vs Wlscasset After w1nn1ng over Llmlngton Wednesday we went back Fr1day to play K1ngf1eld our next opponent We led at one t1me by seven po1nts but the K1ngf1eld lads were too tall The fmal score was 52 42 K1ngf1eld A good game was played by every Redsk1ns player K1ng f1eld later became Western Champs and were nosed out of State Champs by TWO po1nts ' 0 - - an . 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A . . . - ATHLETICS Umon vs Wlscasset The play off for Western Bulwer League was at Waldoboro and the game ended 1n an over t1me Un1on won by four po1nts 44 40 Many have sald that they have never watched a more 9XC1t11'1g game for many years Johnny Fahey and Kmg Grover h1t double numbers al though they all played and fought a hard game Th1s game ended the sea son for the Redskms and as they Walt for another try next year at the Small School Tourney and other games They W1ll lose tall dark and handsome Ted Sherman by graduat1on The Redskms collected 800 po1nts and the1r opponents 532 po1nts 1n all the1r games th1s year At the close of the season Kenneth Sherman was elected Honorary Capta1n for 1948 49 Summary Our Scores Opponents Thelr Scores Lmcoln Academy JV Boothbay Harbor Thomaston Waldoboro Alumn1 South Br1stol Rockport Waldoboro Thomaston Unlon Brldge Academy Rockport South Brlstol Boothbay Harbor Western Mame Tournament Lxmmgton Academy K1ngf1eld H1gh School Bulwar League Play off 40 Unxon H1gh School Record Won 13 Lost 5 EARL COLBY BASEBALL The followmg squad reported to Coach Leland A Brown for fall baseball Maurlce Foye Pltcher first baseman Theodore Sherman Catcher Theodore Dalton F1rst baseman pltcher Clarence Leavltt Second baseman field Clayton Grover Shortstop catcher p1tcher Kenneth Sherman Second baseman thxrd baseman John Fahey Fleld second baseman Earl Colby Fleld Robert McQueston Fleld Jerry Dalton Shortstop field Donald Leavltt F1eld Gordon Huber F1e1d scorekeeper The most 6XC1tlf1g game was w1th Lmcoln Academy Our boys collected four runs from three h1ts off Larson wh1le the best Lmcoln could do was two runs from three hlts off our Foye 39 ' . . 12 26 35 49 19 38 25 46 ' 29 71 ' 34 42 28 34 Union 37 34 21 37 27 44 ' 24 79 ' 25 50 24 50 ' 22 34 40 55 ' ' 36 42 ' ' ' 52 ' ' 44 THE RED AND BLACK BASEBALL Front row left to rlght Clayton Grover Kenneth Sherman Th odore Sherman Theodore Dalton John Fahey Back row left to rlght Coach Leland Brown Clarence Leavitt Earl Colhv Robert Mr'Queston Maurlce Foye Jerald Dalton Donald Leavltt Gordon Huber fManagcrJ Our boys swamped the Merry Men l5 5 Maur1ce Foye allowed only five h1ts to the town team sluggers W1SC3SSet Oppon nts fL1ncolnJ CSouth Brlstoll fSouth Brlstol fBr1sto1J fBr1dgeJ BASKETBALL CGIRLSJ '48 AND 49 Wlscasset Academy g1rls had a good season w1th slx w1ns and n1ne losses The games lost were usuallx just by a few pornts Coach Harry Hlldebrandt was behmd the g1rls one hundred per cent throughout the season Members of the team were Arlene Dalton Ellen Hersom Mary Hatch Evelyn Cronk Ann Grover Clalre Balley Gertrude Gross R1ta Gross Ga1l Foster Barbara Hatch Jud1th Rlnes Dorls MCGIYT Carol Brown Margaret Brown Geraldme Lamson and Helen Llght Th1s year graduatlon w1ll take away four of ou1 sen1or players who have worked and helped vtm manx a xlctorx 4 r. t 2, 8 ' O 16 ' 0 l l ' 0 5 ' 1 19 CMerry-Menj 5 53 8 9 ATHLETICS BASKETBALL fGIRLSJ From left to right kneelmg Carol Brown Barbara Hatch Judlth Rmes Helen Light Margaret Brown Natahe Dowlmg 4ManagerJ Standmg left to nght Gertrude Gross Rita Gross Gall Foster Arlene Dalton Evelyn Cronk Ann Grover Geraldine Lamson Dorls McGlrr Ellen Hersom Mary Hatch Coach Harry Hildebrandt At the close of the season Arlene Dalton 50 was elected Honorary Our Scores Opponents The1r Scores L1nco1n J V Boothbay Harbor Thomaston Waldoboro Alumn1 South Brlstol Rockport Un1on Alumn1 Waldoboro Thomaston Un1on Rockport South Brlstol Boothbay Harbor Totals 0 26 Average Record Won, 6, lost, 9 SALLY HERSOM Captain for 1948-1949. 30 ' . . 16 21 30 20 35 25 29 42 ' 28 30 ' 13 22 24 17 ' 29 35 ' 7 19 39 18 36 26 ' 20 34 41 32 ' 29 20 27 391 40' p 27 BASKETBALL RESERVES Left to nght Leonard Dunton Chester Merrv Roger Dalton George Flanders John Cost Roy Barnes Donald Leavltt Richard Soule lManagerl Coach Harry Hildebrandt I lax ton Frm er w Q. - - . 1 v 1 s f v 1 ' v 7 , - 1 scHooL CALENDAR 33 JUNIOR CLASS Front row Bermta Crummxt Frances Weaver Jane McGrath Earl Colby Theodore Dalton Robert Falrfield Janlce Metcalf Second row John Fahey Veryl Batchelder Pearl Erskme Arlme Dalton Edward Grant Lols Nason Ann Qumnam George Stlckney Clayton Grover Third row Kenneth Sherman Leroy Jackson Rlchard Soule Shirley Grant Roland Rogers Rlchard Hatch Clvde Dow SCHOOL CAI ENDAR SEPT 7 SEPT 17 Where dld all these strange faces WOTITI eaters C1011 Cafflefs Come from? A new pl-mclpal L lowest form on earth Freshmen Joseph Roy Mrs LOIS Roy and Inltlatlon today M1ss Emlly Larrabee The old SEPT 20 Geraldme Wakefield Mr Harry SEPT 21 Hildebrandt and Mr Leland BFOWH Kn0Qk knock The Curus Pubhsh Welcome to one and all' ing Company 1S here SEPT 23 SEPT 14 Theres muslc m the au' Pro lessor Ernest L1ppman started a course ln rr1us1c WlSC3SSGt 4 L1n coln 2 Nough Sald' SEPT 16 SEPT 27 The bosses are chosen class Teachers are away the day officers for the year for us to play Mlghty Merrymen b1t the dust Wlscasset 19 Merrymen 5 Yea Mossy ' ones still looked gooduto us, Mrs. The Red and Black starts rolling. 34 THE RED AND BLACK SOPHOMORE CLASS Front row left to right Frederlck Dalev Mary Dyer Gordon Huber Gall Foster Loralne Llght Jack Cost Donald Leavltt Second row left to rlght Stanley Johnson Alice Plummer Dorothy Colby Dons McG1rr Gertrude Gross Elizabeth Grlndell Maryorle Tarr Natalie Dowling Maurice Foye Thlrd row left to right Geraldme Lamson Phxlllp Slmpson Margaret Brown Adelme Stlckney Jerald Dalton Manlvn Jackson Chester Merrv Weslev Farmer Barbara Hatch SEPT 29 NOV 22 L1ghts Camera No actxon Oh my achmg stomach Boys Senlor p1ctures today Home Ec Class on a Held trlp to OCT 22 Portland' HHHOWSQTI PHFW Hoop actlon begms Boothbay OCT 23 .So Redskms 26 H1 ho up the mountam we go DEC 1 T-Iome tfrom Camden pass the Sound your RS Speumg Bee mlmen Waldoboro the wmners OCT 27 DEC 3 4 Gathermg of the hayseeders Watta Wazaar, Chrlstmas Ogrifmgg 3331011 Dance cheer lots of fun good eats 1 Teachers play hookey Comp ete Success NOV 3 4 5 DEC 7 How can we be so stup1d Put that FU18 OH my finger Flrst quarter exams Lucky S0Ph01T10f9S NOV 18 DEC 8 There s a trlck 1n plCklll a chlck Thomaston sad Redskms glad ch1ck ch1cken today' Semor supper Score 49 19 Squaws s11ent' l The witches ride ton1ht - Junior NOV. 30 ' SCHOOL CALENDAR 35 F RESHMAN CLASS Bottom row left to right Eleanor Glldden Madelyn Fairfield Barbara Petrie Arlene Ames Paul Melte Roy Barnes Roger Dyer Second row Evelyn Boudm Judith Rines Janet Nichols Carol Brown MarJor1e Delano Evelyn Cronk Ann Grover Ruth Reay Kathleen Blake Third row Roger Dalton Clarence Leavitt Clinton Jewett Leonard Dunton Robert McQueston Myron Gallup George Flanders William Johnson DEC 14 JAN 14 Redskins happy again Wiscasset Sack cloth and ashes Union 37 38 Waldoboro 25 Squaws still W1SC3SSet 34 silent JAN 28 Jingle bells Santa found us casset 34 Waldoboro 21 Squaws at the Congo Vestry glum JAN 3 FEB 1 Happy New Year tif you feel Thomaston tearful W1SC3SS6t that wayj 37 Thornaston 27 JAN 5 FEB 4 Redskins still happy W1scasset Ring dem bells Wiscasset 44 71 South Bristol 34 Squaws chant Union 24 mg tonight they won by 10 points FEB 9 JAN 7 Snow flew today Winter Carni Redskins victory dance again val starts W1scasset 42 Rockport 28 Squaws FEB 11 sllent again JAN 12 13 14 Wis asset 00 Rockport 24 Squaws The teachers know the questions still glum but who knows the answers? DEC. Build the bonfire tonight. Wis- ' ' -, 1 stomping in the camp tonight. 36 , THE RED AND BLACK COMMERCIAL Left to nght Maxme Dutton Ellen Hersom June Farmer Evelvn Gibbs Mrs Geraldine Wakeheld FEB 16 APRIL 7 Redsklns blue smoke got 1n ou1 Show me first your penny eyes Boothbay 40 W1scasset 34 Speclal sale for sen1ors Squaws morose APRIL 15 FEB 18 New York here we come 1n our Be my Va1ent1ne All our hearts Easter bonnet were dancmg at the Coronatlon MAY 5 Ball Make way senlors the Jumors FEB 23 26 are here Come tread a measure Tournament at LeW1ston at the Junlor Prom MAR 7 MAY 20 back Gordon Petrle Va1ed1ctor1an the senlor play Maxme Dutton Salutatoman JUNE 3 MAR 16 The end 1S near graduatlon Home on the range Wlth Ken JUNE 9 MCKGUZIG Make merry Wlth the happy MAR 24 senlors at Graduatlon Ball Hear the knockmg of my knees JUNE 10 Junior Pflze Speakmg COHQFFN Pass the Alka seltzer school ulatlons to Janle' plcmc MAR 31 Black my face and call me mammle m1nstre1 show Shake my hands - pat me onthe Hollywood scouts give heed to CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OFFICERS Front row left to nght Evelyn Glbbs Mary Hatch Theodore Dalton Earl Colby Second row Loraine Light Gall Foster Jane McGrath Arlene Ames Thlrd row Paul Meite Barbara Petrie Gordon Huber SENIOR CLASS Pres1dent Donald Gordon Petrxe VICE Pres1dent Mary Hatch Sec Treas Evelyn G1bbS Advlsor L Joseph Roy JUNIOR CLASS V1ce Pres1dent Theodore Dalton Sec Treas Jane McGrath Advlsor Mrs Geraldlne Wakefield SOPHOMORE CLASS Pres1dent Gall Foster V1ce Pres1dent Wesley Farmer Sec Treas Gertrude Gross AdVlSOf MISS Em1ly Larrabee FRESHMAN CLASS Pres1dent Arlene Ames V1ce Pres1dent Paul Me1te Sec Treas Barbara Petrle Advlsor Mr Harry Hlldebrandt ! , . 'V' 'x , . President, Earl Colby 9 ',. ', . , . l 7 . '2 . Y 7 , . W. .7 . , . THE RED AND BLACK Class Hs SENIOR PERSONALS WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF????? Lea d1dnt have a new pa1r of shoes every week? June d1dnt stutter when she got exclted? Ted d1dnt get mto mlschref classes? Sally ever pa1d attent1on 1n govern ment class? Evelyn d1dnt run errands for the teachers? Pete looked and acted h1s age? Maxlne and Beryl d1dnt have out of town dates ? Wendell ever walked mstead of dr1v1ng the Dodge ? Ed1th d1dnt always take the back seat 1n Engllsh class? Schuyler ever V1S1tGd the 20th cen Mary ever lost her good d1spos1t1on and got angry? Helen d1dnt get mad at the boys for teas1ng her? JUNIOR PERSONALS WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF? ? ? ? ? George St1ckney d1dnt buy Jan1ce a present every week? Rlchard Soule d1dn t shadow a cer ta1n blonde? Clyde Dow weren t always look1ng for someth1ng to eat? Clayton Grover dared to pull away from certam apron str1ngs ? John Fahey could make up h1S mlnd about???? Donald Calnan were ever seen w1th a glrl? Edwaxd Grant d1dnt wear a bow 1e? Veryl Bachelder should ever learn to spell? Marlon Jackson d1dnt fhrt from flower to flower? Ann Qu1nnam should ever make a loud nolse? Theodore Dalton d1dnt cackle a round Lllac Cottage ? Glorla Harvey dldnt have those Chmese murder weapons? Earl Colby ever went to class to anyone s knowledge? Sh1rley Grant d1dnt prefer boys company to g1rls ? Kenneth Sherman werent always try1ng to be the center of attractlon? Jane McGrath d1dn t prefer truck mg to walkmg? Bernlta Crummett d1dnt brlng 1n the m1lk after those early mornmg dates? Robert Falrfield ever remembered that school starts at 8 30? Arlene Dalton d1dnt always spread sunshme wherever she went? Lo1s Nason were contented w1th town boys? Roland Rogers d1dnt fhrt wlth a curly halred senlor? Francls Weaver would eat Wheatles and grow? Rlchard Hatch weren t the best cook at Blrch Polnt ? Leroy Jackson werent Lorenzo Jones the Second? Jan1ce Metcalf could make up her m1nd? Pearl Ersk1ne d1dn t always look as 1f she just Jumped out of the bureau drawer ? 38 ' l , - 1 . , . - 1 ' - 1 cz - 97 . , . . . . . IH 44 77 ' . . . . , LL ' 77 . , . . , sn 11 ' - ' 1 1 ac 77 ' ' 1 1 . . , ' ' 64 11 1 . . , . . 1 ' - 1 cc . . . ,, . . . , . . . , . - 1 . , . . . . , . ' 1 ' ' 7 - an ' ' 11 ' 3 , . ' 44 ' 11 ' ' 1 . , . H . ' 31 CLASS IFS SOPHOMORE PERSONALS WHAT NVOULD HAPPEN lF????? Clalre B31l6X d1dnt have a ghnt 1n her eye? Margaret Brown Clldflt flutter l1ke a bud? Dorothy Colby welcnt lookln the Held ox er? John Cost would grow up? Frederlck Daley werent always uslng h1s next door ne1ghbo1 a a punchmg bag? Gerald Dalton werent torn t shreds bv the grammar school g1I'lSq Natalre Dowlmg could find the man of her dreams? Is h1s name Wesley? Mary Lou Dye1 werent the slze of Kate Smlth? Weslev Farmer made the honor roll? Maurlce Foye weren t a good sport? B tty Grmdell couldnt tell the best storles 1n school? G rtlude Gross were fired wlth ambltlon? Barbara Hatch dxdnt roam around the halls and corrldors dur1ng class t1me? Gordon Huber d1dnt speak w1th a Southern accent? Mar1lyn Jackson had a chance to sell the Wlscasset brldge? Stanley Johnson were ever seen wlthout Frederlck Daley? Geraldme Lamson d1dnt do all her shopplng at Munseys ? Donald Leavltt grew fortv n1ne lnches? Loralne Llght attempted to ask some quest1ons? Dor1s McG1rr spent the same a mount of t1me on studymg as she does on recreat1on? Chester Merry werent courteous? Sally Nelder falled a few subjects? Al1ce Plummer falled to help everyone else? Alv1n Reed m1ssed a long shot? Ph1l1p S1mpson weren t alwax s day drearnlng? Adel1ne Stxcknev d1dnt lxsten for that long phone call from Boothbay? Marjorle Tarr werent alwaxs wlll 1ng to help? FRESHMAN PERSONALS WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF????? Arlene Ames werent a good glflq Rov Barnes were as tall as Eddle Grant' Evelyn Boudln should hurry? Carol Brown should be seen w1th out male protect1on? Evelyn Cronk couldnt shoot bas kets? Ro fer Dalton should get all A s? Marjory Delano should ralse her volce? L eonard Dunton werent the school clown? Ro for Dyer were twlce as large? lxladel ne Falrheld d1dnt have a one track m1nd? George Flanders should not be present after school? horse Ann Grover couldnt play the plano? Cllnton Jewett werent a good housekeeper? W1ll1am Johnson knew the score? Clarence Leavltt d1dnt have a yen for a dark halred senlor? Robert McQueston could sl1de through a keyhole? Paul Melte werent a natural rn shop ? Janet Nlchols werent a lady? Barbara Petrle d1dnt have a long phone l1st? Ruth Reay should come 1nto class w1th a bang? Judlth RIDGS d1dnt shadow Ger trude Gross? Myron Gallup d1dnt keep a eh1p on hrs shoulder? 39 .1 ' I , q .1 K 1 ' ' ' rr U l ' - . Fu .. H , . I A ' , . V K' s Vi , 1- ' : A - - , - 1 S g T M. 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I ' ' , 1 ' THE RED AND BLACK WISCHSSGI W1tty Clsms Joke Edltor Asslstant Joke Edntor SQUIRELY SQUAREFIELD LOIS NASON OUR HIT PARADE Forever and Ever Beryl N1chols Oh How I W1sh I Could Sleep Clyde Dow Heartaches June Farmer Lady of Spam Mrs ROV Seven Years Wlth the Wrong Woman Bob Falrfield I Love You So Much It Hurts Me Arlene Dalton Every Day I Love You Ted Dalton I Know Where Im Gomg Helen Llght Sweet Georg1a Brown Ga1l Foster Buttons and Bows Leatr1ce Payne Near You Pearl Erskme Rlchard Soule and Carol Brown Serenade In the N1ght Ted Sherman They Go W1ld S1mply W1ld Over Me Wendell Flanders That Red headed Gal Jane McGrath The Sewlng Mach1ne Jerry Dalton My Happiness Schuyler Fa1riield Put Your Shoes On Lucy Clalre Ba1ley Sweet and Lox ely Eleanor Glldden M1ckey MaX1ne Dutton Slow Boat To Chlna Kenneth Sherman Because They All Love You Mr H1ldebrandt A1nt M1sbehav1n Alv1n Reed Lorra1ne Lora1ne Llght Old Man Rlver Sheepscot R1ver 0- You You You Mxss Larrabee You May Not Be An Angel Mary Hatch You Were Only Foohng Dorls McG1rr Dem Bones Gw1ne RISE Agam Bones Grlndell Cru1s1ng Down The R1ver Wesley Farmer Powder Your Nose Mrs Wakefield My Darlmg Sally Hersorn Lavender Blue Lo1s Nason A Llttle Blrd Told Me Mr Roy So T1red Rlchard Soule Lonesome and Sorry Gerry Lamson Brush Those Tears Ed1th Durgln Marg or1e Tarr Tomght You Belong To Me John Fahey The Shlek Gordon Petrle M1ll1on M1les From Nowhere Wh1tefield Gang Tramp Tramp Tramp Between Classes Ive Got My Love To Keep Me Warm Clayton Grover Does Your Mother Know You re Out? Roy Barnes Ma He s Maklng Eyes at Me Barbara Hatch Mary Lou Mary Lou Dyer Stormy Weather Test T1me K1sses Evelyn Glbbs Last Rose of Summer Marlon Jackson Far Away Places The Senlor Class I I I 1 ll ,Y ' 1 1 KL 1 ,, 75 ' ' 37 LC ' 77 77 li ' ' ' 77 , H an za - . 'I LL - - - 77 as ' H an ar l If 7 ' 73 as an as ' v - as an - - an I LL ' 7? ' ' 7' ' u sz 77 ' va ' as as - - ' YY LL ' ' as Glrl Of My Dreams Blue Eyes crymg In The Rem ' 7, as ' 57 ' ' ' cc ' M ' Y 7 va an - - - n as . as as . . ,, a a ' H ' as 1 as 1 if 3 V 77 ' .35 ' sa - 44 9 ' , rv 7 - as if 77 Y? KL ' Q ' 44 ' as ' A I ' 1 37, ' A4 77 . ,, . . . ' ,Y ' if 7 5, ' WISCASSET WITTY CISMS My idea of the meanest man IS a barber who puts hair restorer in his shaving cream If you called a keeper of a library a librarian does it necessarily follow that the keeper of a barber shop IS a barbarian? To be college bred means a four year loaf requiring a great deal of dough as well as plenty of crust Quoth Mr Brown The best board of education in the world IS a shingle After stumbling through two sets of a dance Lois Nason asked politely but impatiently Gordon cant you lead any better? We ve collided with every couple on the dance floor To which Gordon replied in a rather meek voice Im sorry but I cant see up over your shoulder Mr Roy Define a molecule glass things Englishmen wear in their eyes Earl Colby I can tell the score of this baseball game before It starts Ted Sherman Really What IS it Earl Colby Nothing to nothing before it starts Traffic Cop Powers You saw this lady driving toward you Whv didnt you stop dr1v1ng in the middle and give her half the road? Kenny Sherman I was going to but I wanted to find out which half she wanted John Fahey If I should kiss you would It be petty larceny? Marion Jackson No it would be grand Advice to girls Never let a fool k1ss you and never let a kiss fool you Ted Sherman and brother Kenny had been in the woods all day and there was no getting around the fact that they were lost What shall we do crled Ted in a panlc We re lost Ken Dont get so excited Just shoot another deer and the game warden will find us Said Schuyler Fairfield to Pete Petrie Is that dance formal or can I wear my own clothes? Waiter The meat sauce was a new recipe by the cook It brings out the flavor Miss Larrabee Yes I wondered how the flavor got out Ted Dalton I want to see the prin cipal Is the gentleman here? Mr Hildebrandt Yes Im here Ted Dalton Are you the pr1nc1 pal tleman The principal IS in the next room Dot MCGITY All extremely bright men are conceited Student from Portland Junlor College Oh come now That isnt true Im not Father My bov I never k1SSed a girl before I met your mother Will you be able to say the same thing to your son Wendell Flanders Yes Dad but not with a straight face Mr Rov in a Biology class dlscus sion More than 0000 elephants go each year to make piano keys Mary Hatch Reallyo Its remark able what animals can be tralned to do - 41 . . , Y 7 7 ' In l H ' - ' 1 ' L6 7 77 1 T ' , as 1 . ' - - ' as ' , cz . ' 7 ' ' 77 ' , As , . I 77 . ' ' L4 7 V ' 1 9 ' H , . . . , , 77 71 ' ' SL 7 7 I 7 7 : ' 'l' - av . ' . LG 7 D 77 . . , . , In ' '- , cn 77 av ' Leroy Jackson: It's one of those Mr. Hildebrandt: HNO, I'm the gen- ' 77 t 77. , as - I N l ' ' 77 ' ' 77 . , In ' - 'va . . . a H . , , ls ' ' . , . . . . . , ,, ' 77 . . . il ' , an ' I ' .1 7 A ' ' , ' ' : Y . . . . u H - as ' . , 65 , Az ' ' 7 7 I v - ' In 77 i-T-T . I ' H V .- , .. ' - ' 77 ,U Y , - , y 11 , 4. v - ' V . at ' ' ' H . l vw Wendell Flanders Whats the dllference between a slgh a car and a donkey '7 Pearl Ersklne I g1V9 up Wendell Flanders Well a s1gh IS Oh Dear and a car IS too dear Pearl Ersklne And what s a donkey 'P Wendell Flanders You dear Mr Roy How can I make ant1 freeze? Mary Hatch H1de her warm pajamas The U S H1story teacher fMr and 1nstead of setthng r1ght down to H1story he dec1ded to tell the class a couple of Jokes hed heard the nlght before Everybody laughed and laughed except one g1rl 1n the front row Whats the matter? asked the teacher Dont you haye a sense of humor? I dont have to laugh Sald the g1rl Im transferrmg to another school Frlday anyhow Wesley Farmer Heres a certlfi cate saylng that I cant reclte today MISS Larrabee Your doctor cheat ed you by 1ust makmg lt for today THE BED AND BLACK Gall Foster Do you know that they dont hang men 1n th1s state wlth wooden legs? Barb Petr1e Is that so? Why? Gaul Foster They use ropes Evelyn Glbbs How d1d you make out m your exams? Sally Hersom 1 knocked them cold Evelyn G1bbS Hows that? Sally Hersom I got zero When Schuyler Fa1rfie1d asked Bones Grmdell what she thought of Be Bop he got thls reply It JOITIDIGS for flve Wlscasset Academy was havlng 1ts opemng dance One of the sophomores had Just fimshed dancmg w1th a pretty new g1rl Do you see that ugly sap standmg over thereo he asked He s the new prlnclpal and hes the meanest guy l ye ever seen Is that so? you know who I am? Nope sa1d the soph Well I l1ve w1th the pI'1f1C1p3l Yrpes' Do you know who I am? 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' 7 ' . 7 . ,, LL ' 77 . 5 l K5 ' I LL 77 ' . - 1 ' . . . ,y K5 91 ALUMNI Alumm 44 Jean fHutCh1DSJ Deahl W1scasset Geraldme fRaeyJ D1CklHSOH W1scasset Leroy Farmer UH1V9YS1tY of Mame Leon Grover Jr Br1stol Cl1fton Hutchlns Navy Dorothea CMorr1sj Poland W1scasset Conrad Peters Bath V1FglHla fButlerJ RIHGS W1SCHSSet Dorothy fThompsonJ Speed Beauty Shop Operator 45 Charles Barnes W1scasset Jed Colby Bath Walter Dow Workmg 1n New Jersey Marxlyn fPetr1eJ Jones W1scasset Elame flVlontoJ Trask Damarlscotta Dorothy CShermanJ RODIHSOH Edgecomb Carlene Shea Boston Clara fDowJ Wentworth Woolw1ch 146 Robert Adams Army A1r Force Ke1th Bachelder Workmg Central Mame Power Co Valerla fBeanJ Lambert Farmmgton Eva fGorhamQ Nason W1SC3SSet Ronald Hodgdon W1scasset B1lhe Ingram Trammg for nurse 1n Portland Donald Munsey W1SCHSS6t Elhot Munsey Army A1r Force Aurolyn RINGS Trammg for nurse at Augusta Bertha fWakefleldJ Lewls Lrmestone Marllyn Ba1ley Boston G neva fShermanJ Balrd W1scasset Raymond Dalton Army Marjorle Holbrook W1scasset Frances Huber Telephone operator 1n VITQIHIQ Beatrlce Jackson W1scasset Barbara Merry W1SC3SS6t fWork1ng at Chase s Candy Storej R1chard Nason Navy Helen Petrle Wllllam Townsend Ph1ladelph1a Shrrley Wakefield Bath Wllberta fN1cholsJ West W1SC3SS6t Raymond Calnan Un1vers1ty of Mame Stanley Dalton W1scasset B63tFlCl3 fDuFglDJ Brown Wh1tefield MHFCIH CErsk1neJ Munsey W1SC3SS6t Evelyn Gorham W1SC3SSGt Robert Grover Navy Alberta CGroverJ Pontau Portland Ruth fJacksonJ Ba1rd W1scasset Pr1sc1lla Lormg Florlda John Rlley Navy Wllllam R1nes W1scasset Barbara Ston1er State Llbrary School Augusta 43 I 4 9 . f U l ' , l 1471 f 3 , , ' U l q I D Depositors Trust Co., Wiscasset , ' 4485 5 . . . D. T me The The The The N3utlluS Rocket Amaracus Clarlon Islander J H S Breezes Reflector Boreas The Caduceus Boothbay Log THE RED AND BLACK Exchange WEST PARIS HIGH SCHOOL Your book Was mterestlng We especl ally l1ked your llterary sect1on CARMEL HIGH SCHOOL We enjoyed IGHGIHQ your book A larger llterarx settlon mlght lrnprovc MONMOUTH ACADEMY An excellent book Perhaps an ex change sectlon would be appreclated FREEPORT HIGH SCHOOL An attractue book Wlth dandy plctures We l1ke your cover deslgn How about an exchange sect1on'? SOUTH BRISTOL HIGH SCHOOL A good book What about placlng sen1or names d1rectly under the p1ctures'? JAY HIGH SCHOOL An outstandmg book A merltorlous l1terary sectron UNION HIGH SCHOOL You hate a llvely sports sectxon BINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL A deservlng llterary sectlon NORWAY HIGH SCHOOL Your French sectlon was enjoyable A pralseworthy book BOOTHBAY HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL We thought your book was excellent We espec1allx lrked the way It was arranged West Par1s Carmel Monmouth Freeport Rockport South Brlstol ay Unlon Bmgham Norway Boothbay Harbor 44 The Tatler Rocxpoar SCHOOL v A QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ ---QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ REEIVS AMOCO STATION VINCENT REED P1 op Telephone 13 Junctlon oi Routes 1 77 WV1scasset Mame G XS OIL TIRI1 S XCCLSSORIILS COWIPLLTE LUBRIC ATION For Frlendlw Seruce Stop at Your Amoco Station ln Wlscasset RL IARRAB GI' NERAL INSURANCE Mame Street Wmcasset Marne Comphments ot EII EEINE S BILAUTY SHOP Vhscasset 'Vlame QQ Qooooooooopoo Comphments of DOTS BILAUTY SHOP WlSL8SSOt Mdme II II 1: 1: 1: 0 1: 1. 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II II II II II II ' II II II II 5 , II II 'I II II II II II . II II II II ' II II II II II II II I II ' ' II ' II 2 . 2 . II 3 II I . . w . 0 II II II II II II . II II ' II II II II II II . II II - II II II II II II ' II II II II II II II II I Compliments of E IITTIE bH APPARFL Ol' MEN WOMEN and CHILDREN Wlscasset Maine FLOOD 5 HARDWARE LEONS FLOOD EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE Dupont Palnt Sportmg, Goods Furnaces Atlantic Stoves WISCASSET MAINE Cornphments, of ABE WAINSER ooo cocoa- 00.0.9 WISCASSET SHOE STORE M N LEWIS Wlscasset Maine 1 T H , J O P 4 v u A Q 7 w K6 !7 - Y ii . r :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::o w w w ,A y 1 :::c:::::::::::::::ac:ooooc: 0 0 0 0 0 ---v---ov-v-oo--vov-- --QQ--o------Q---,-v,,,,,,-,,,,--,---v----w, WISCASSET GRAIN COMPANY Wiscasset Maine WIRTHMORE FEEDS IITIIS SI RVILE RAN! F AND FUFI OIIS POULTRY DAIRY STOCK Telephone 47 or 197 C OLBY S OVERNIGHT I ABINS BATH ROAD WISCASSET Breakfast FILLING Gulf Gas unches STATION and OIL Groceries I 1 U I: 0 U U U - 0 0 0 0 U 0 U II 0 U P 0 ' 0 U II II 'I v iw w Jw w 1 w v 4 I, U 4 1 1 A I 1 .' 1 4 1 lj U 3 0 li 0 I1 - - 1 I1 0 I1 tl 0 U 0 U 0 U 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1: U 0 Y U I 0 0 0 n 1 II Y 0 1 0 0 U 0 U 0 0 ll U A------- . Y U ........ ----::-::::::-::--:::-:::::::::::::::::::::::::-::as , 0 0 0 4 0 X , w H H I , 0 ll 4 1 1: 0 1: ' ll 9 1: Q ll 11 1' U 0 1: L :1 1 1: - -- I1 :' 1 Il gg I: Open 8:00 A. M. to 12:00 P. M. 11 0 n 11 H :::::::::::::::::::::-:::::::::::::3:::::::::::::::::::::::: 0 1: 4 0 0 0 11 II II , 41 4 ' tl 1, I1 1: 0 11 0 0 11 0 U 7 11 ' 7 1 U Q U 0 ll 0 0 'U U 1: ll 9 U 0 ll U I1 . . U ll U 0 II U U 11 U ll ' ' 1: I I U 11 1 1: 0 0 ll ' 0 1: 0 II 0 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::c::1I 0 Comphments of ALBEE S INSURANCE AGENCY Wlscasset Maine JOE S TEXACO STATION JOSEPH T SEWALL Owner TEXACO GAS OIL and GREASE Tlres and Batterles Telephone 8092 W1SC3SS8t Malne I I E I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I O I I I I I I I I I I I I I E ooo QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ -Q ...Q Q.. oo. oooeooooooooooooooooooooo WISCHSSSI Academy I F IIN 1949 all POUR YEAII IUURSI S II IRIIARIIU Ill IR III IIUNUIIII NPR ILXTRX CLRRICUI XR ACTIVITII S FOR XLL STUDILNTS The I' lstest f ruum X1 adunx Ill Nlnnc I IOSEPH POH B 5 A M PIINCIDFII I VVIJL OF ICR 1 V - I W 1 T 1 . . J. IN l,'U,,ECIf ' C' ff RY I N ' S 'I' R I A I, f TS H01 J if .' I IS l,'lIy1I,1IIiR lf I A I, IJ E .A ' I A I . I - . Y A . is X K. .N S , IZQ I Lf .f -1 - . 1' J. Q .1 x I. . S., . . I' ,' ci ,QTSSSSSSLSSCSZCQSCQQQZQQQQTGZCCCQSSQSQZQCQQQSGCCSSSSGC-it-tit QQQQQQQQQ IF::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-vv::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ALBEE'S SERVICE STATION GAS and o1L - TIRES and TUBES - GENERAL REPAIRING PARTS and ACCESSORIER Mann Street YVISCZISSCI Malne Phone 8211 Comphmente of SIHMAI S MARKET Water Street YV1Qcasset Malne MEATS CROCERIES VFGETABLES Phone 226 Compllments of WISCBSSQI Maine Telephone 9.3 Resldence 58 11 oo. 0009--- P' E EPR 5 25 E O Z F IFE To as NU E. U2 PROFESSIONAL RABBIT DOG SANDWICH SHOP TRAINEE All Food Home Cooked 23 Years Experience SANDWICHES SALADS Can handle a few more REGULAR DINNERS Registered Beagles for Sale at all tlmes Maln Street WISCHSSCI Malne Open 600 AM to 900 PM U :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::: ::::::: ::::::::::::-:::::::::::::-:::-::::-:::: 11 11 11 I 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 - 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 2 I I I1 - - 11 11 1 I 5 I I 11 11 11 Q I 11 1 . 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A 1 - I II ' F1 ' I I ' I I I 1 I DU 1: 1 1 1 11 1: 5 ' - 11 . 11 1 1 11 11 7' 11 2 11 11 1 . 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 11 1- 1 I 1I 11 U3 11 1: II II , I 1 I v r 11 11 In I 11 11 11 ' 11 I' :U I ' I ' 11 1 1 11 11 I 4 11 . 11 11 . 11 I-1 I 11 11 1 ' 11 11 5.3 :I 11 11 1 11 - - 11 F5 0 11 11 11 I 11 11 . 11 I 11 I II 'I I It 11 I - 11 11 11 11 II I I 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 II II II II 11 :-:::Q:::::--::Q-::-::--Q-Q::----Q--Q0o-+-oo-A- -oQ- - ----Q- 00-44 Compliments of W ' A 1 1 1 F H x U I x ' V 1 Water Shut WlSLdSSOt Mame I NI S U IN D X INIIIL ON 'C SHLRNIAINS WAR Wlsc xsset Vlfune MLATS CROCIRIIS FRUITS .md PROVISIONS Telephone W4 MEMBER NATION WIDE STORES CO RNLILI AND BRUIHERS SHELL GAS GRLASL ind OIL CARS WASHED AND POLISHED Nlext to The Wlscasset Inn Wllddle Street Wmcasset Maine Comphments of Comphments of QQQQQQQQQQQ FARNIER S NIARKET GEORGE W FAIRFIELD VV1scasSet Maine 11 11 0 I 11 4 I1 z z 11 11 11 11 : hw: z 11 11 11 11 1 F1 1 11 11 C 5 . 11 , 11 I . 0 ' 1: 11 E g 1 11 .J 11 11 O 11 11 L 1 . 0 ' A 11 11 I , 0 4 A 11 , 1 A 11 - , 0 , M O , ' 11 11 0 - O . 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I L I ,J 4 l T R T J -1 I . .- . . ---------------------------------....-------------..------ ' 4 . . I 'I' N Y N 4 1 1 Y X1 L, I A L J A A A . J. 1 , , 1 . . . t . . :::::::-::::::::::-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: V . W L A J L, N v I J . ' 1 L , ' , .1 ' . .1 ' 1 . . - el ' I . . :::::::::::::::::::::::-::::--::::::---:::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::o::::::::::::::::::::::::::: W. P. MUNSEY Wlscasset M une ROY R NIARSTON DRUCGIQT WlSCHSS6t Maine THE REXALL DRUG STORE A N 1 ll 0 R A ANTIQUES IMP01:Tr D GIFTS WlSCdSS8t North Edg.,eL0mb Maine Tel 113 Tel 122 2 RED 8z VVHITE FIVE FOODS Glve Greatest Value Per Dollar GRAY S RED 8 WHITE STORE Vhscdsset Nlame KENINETH P C RAE TEL 181 I. G. A. I - 2 ----------...-------...--..---..-....----------.....-- , . Q - I X ------------------------------------------------------ T H F ' I' P 4 A A I J . - 1 - A I . A ' 1 r H . , 7 q 1 a ' L 44 , , H w 5 w V , w 1 L K v. 4 H V 4 . , . , X , y .-. 1 . Y . ::::-Q:::::-Q::Q:::::Q::::::gnc Compliments of A FRIEND RIVER VIEW RESTAURANT FINEST STEAKS AND SHORE DINNERS RECOMMENDED BY NO ONE Damarlscotta Malne Te 112 IIN! ULN THEATRE DAMARISCOTTA Telephone 77 0 0 0 ll li FIRST RUN PICTURES Comphments of DR NEIL PARSONS DHIIIHTISCOIIZ Comphments of MARTIN S PHARMACY Damarlscotta ll ll ll , II I I I' ' 0 0 0 U ll ll ll li 0 U .....------::----,:--:::::::::----::----::::::::::::::::-::: U ll ll II 1 7 w 4, 4 4 0 ll ll ll r u 0 ll ll U 0 1+ U ll . . 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ESAI E IOWIPANY .un Street Tel 166 Wlscasse WHOLESALE ONLY FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES CONFECTIONS DRUG SUNDRIES Weeklw Dellverw To Your Store Qoooaooooooqoeooooaooooq YELLOWFRONT GROCERY s Q PIERCE PRODUCTS Compllments of MARK t ATON Class of 21 Damarlscotta Maine tl tl tt ll It ll tu 0 t tt It O mt It O It II 3 ' tu It O tt It Z . Q tt Q 2 P :I tt ri t , tu 4 0 4 S - o - It F' 1 4 nt tt Pi S :J ' 444, U P ' E Q - ll ' , tt V3 x E: E ' lt ' 1 ll . , V N 41 4 , 9 f -1, II tf -. 1 4 - ' K' CD L 1 . , ll lt U1 t - L . nl tt O . O ,.,. In : : ' . A ll It ' O ' 0 ' ' f t it It S k 2 ' ' H .4 cn l m P S ll gg c: ' ' I 3 H U I, pu - O um- , 1: tl 'U ' Q ' A ' 4, 0 L' . 0 . ' I F 0 ' L 't 'J 4, f 41 M A nt 4, , 4, - nt U3 4 It -. I 4, nt lt 4, I n I 5 4 x - . It ' t t - ' :D 4, 0 H nu 4, mt Q r-- It nt UU Q ' . 4: 0 39 O 4, I tl Q ' ll ' 4, lr Q It , 0 Q g U . tt U1 O 11 ' 1: -f 1: - tl tt l 4: l 1' it 3 3 tt u 0 Wiscasset Lumber Co., Inc Water Street Wiscasset - Maine A Complete Line of Building Materials --SPFCIALTIP S- Famous Youngstown Kitchens lncludlng all tx pes and sizes of Sinks Base Cablnets and Wall Cabinets Low Cost Rental Plan featurmg Clarkes speeds easv to use equipment everx thlng vou need Sanders edgers polishers sandpaper xarmsh staln filler and brushes full 1nst1uct1ons Large color va1 1etx of Bathroom and Kitchen Wall Panels and Congowall New stock of Builders Hardware Plumbing Supplies and Flxtures Complete sets of Bathroom fixtures including Tubs Lavatorles Closets Medicine Cabinets fwall and recess tvpesj and chrome accessories Excellent selection of Paints Brushes, Varnlsh Shellac and a great many other pa1nt1ng accessories Imperial Washable Wallpapers The mark of qualltv ln Wallpapers Latest sample books iust received Your inspection of the above cordially invited Call or write for mfolmatmn or pamphlets Phone 40 cs f 7' 1 L A 4 L ng W My K a 1 ' i l , 7 - - t 7 . ' W 7 W I 1 1 . I . . 1 ' 1 ' 7 1. Y . . a 9 J 5 7 Y . . Y . . . I . :::::::::::::::::::z::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::o4:::: I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II II II II II ,,,,---------------------,,, Compliments of ' E , 'll ,' COUNTY N DAMARISCOTTA, MAINE THE NEWS COVERS THE COUNTY c,0l1llllel'Lldl Prllltlrl BEST WISHES TO WISCASSET ACADEMY Follow 'IIIL11 clomgs IN the NFWQ Compllmcnts III LPH A IAI LAI H Iwulusne Lme of Jeuelrs NIIKLINNY WVATCIIIIS CLOCKS JI' XVI' LRY Repalrm ------------eooooooooooo STEVENS SLRW ll E S I ATION CIULII PRODUCTS Newcastle Malne I FH IIMIIIII Ews II II II II II II II 0- II II II I I I I I I I I I I ll 4 I 4 I. II II II II l...01i II II II ,I I . . U II H II II II pg: Ig: zz: rf: II II II II II II I U - ll. J L II II II II II --------------------------------------------------------- II II II II II II II II ' , . 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MOTORS INI Damarlscotta Maine Phone 167 3 ETHELS DRESS SHOP KIDDIE SHOP ETHEL B DICKINSON Piopuetoi LADIES DRESSES HATS HOSIERY LINGERIES ETC oooeqqqeaooooc H ea F4 ru 's :- o 5 ce ea QD U so : ld no E V2 O c FF F5 an U sw : Isl na E Ui G o 3 FK ro no li 5 en Compliments of THE CORNER DRY GOODS Telephone 127 v s ----------------::: ::---:::::::::::::----,........-..,... w Q ,W 4 L A J ::::::::::::::::::::::: ::-:::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::: W V W J 9 ,as . -. 7 . 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