Wiscasset High School - Warrior Yearbook (Wiscasset, ME)

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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

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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 . . U 1 6, . L 1 5 . T ' . . - ' 7 7 Y d I . ' , . 7 7 T , - . H 7 7 5 , . , . ' 7 . . V LS3tf1C9,S flgure , . 7 ' I ' . , . ' s . . , . M - 9 7 F, T 1 , . , 7 , U ' 7 , . - U 7 ., U , D . . , . . , y . , , . , . . , . , . , . 'J , - 7 . , . ,

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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 ' - , . , . Y ' 7 r 9 - a - 1 , . . 9- I - Y ' 9 C . K. ., . . , . ' 9 1 1 s 1 . - , I . . . . . a v . . ,. . . , . ' 7 9 . ' ' 1 . - ' 5 7 , . . . . . - s 9 ., . . . s , .