Wiscasset High School - Warrior Yearbook (Wiscasset, ME)
- Class of 1951
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XII HI ummm :nun scuool I'l1I THE REU if AITK 111 Y! RED ND HLHIK HISHSSET HHH SIHIHIL 'Q 'N IW 1 T A J .iT W' Y! 1 ' YY i 11 . l g--Ae. 15 1 J. I Dedication We, the graduating class of 1951, wlth sm cere gratltude and deep appreclatlon for her efforts ln guldmg our class, dedicate thls book to Mrs Wlmfred Sherman, who has worked so untlrmglv for us the vears she has been with us . - 0 . Q. . .. 0 . un . -Q . - Q Red and Black Staff Bailey Back row Marv Dyer Lorraine Light Maurice Foye Natalie Dowling Gerry Lamson Adeline Stlcknev Edltor ln Chlef Athletlc Edltors CHESTER MERRY GAIL FOSTER ASSISIHHI Edltor 11'1 chxef JOHN COST Advertlslng Edltors BETTY G I L R NDEL CLAIRE BAILEY L E Remy dm' MARILYN JACKSON SALLY NELDER Joke Editor ASS1StaUt Advertlsmg Ed1tors GERRY LAMSON STANLEY JOHNSON Exchange Ed1tor Busmess Manager LORAINE LIGHT DORIS MCGIRR 3 ,- 411 az, Front row, left to right: Jackie Cost, Doris McGirr, Chester Merry, Betty Grindell, Gail Foster, Clair NATALIE DOWLING THE RED AND BLACK Seniors CLAIRE BAILEY Barley College Birthday April 12 Age 18 Wiscasset Blessed with the spoils ot Nature Basketball l 2 3 4 Softball l Dramatic Club l 3 School Fair 2 3 4 Ioke Editor ol School Paper l Asst Advertising Editor of Yearbook 4 Prize Speaking 3 Senior Class Play 4 Lincoln County Play Contest 1 Winter Carnival 2 3 Outing Club 3 Art Club l Ed itor of School Paper 4 MARGARET BROWN Magqre Commercial Birthday August 4 Age 17 W1SCGSSGl Whatever is Worth domg at all IS worth doing welll Cheering 4 Basketball 2 3 Dramatic Club l 2 3 4 lunior Prize Speaking 3 lunior Red Cross l 2 Art Club l School Fair 2 Outing Club 4 Future Homemakers l Winter Carnival 2 3 Class History IOHN COST laclcre College Birthday October 24 Age 16 W1scasset Labor drsgraces no man l 3 4 Senior Class Play 4 Fair 3 4 lunior Red Cross l 2 Yearbook 4 Baseball 2 3 4 lnterclass Football 3 4 lnterclass Basketba1l3 Basketballl 2 3 4 School Paper 4 Winter Carnival 2 3 Class Part Second Honor Essay NATALIE DOWLING Na Cornrnercial Birthday April 27 Age 18 W1scasset Be true to your word and your word will be your friend Cheering 3 Basketball Manager l 2 Softball 2 School Fair 3 4 Future Hornernakers 1 School Paper 4 Adver tising Manager Class Play 4 Ioke Editor Yearbook 4 Iunior Red Cross 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 Wlnter Carn 1va 3 4 MARY DYER Mary General Birthday December 16 Age 18 Wiscasset To be a good trrend to everyone is not the least of my ambitrons lunior Red Cross 1 2 Fair Committee 4 Glee Club 3 Iunlor Prize Speaking 3 Senior Class Play 4 Yearbook Staff 2 4 Asst Ioke Editor 4 Class Prophecy 2 ,.., 2 2 2 2 2 2 ' 2 2 ' 2 2 2 ' 2 '- 2 A ' 2 ' 2 ' 2 2 2 ' 2 2 - ' 2 2 2 ' 2 2 2 2 ' ' ' 2 ' 2 2 2 ' 2 ' 2 2 2 2 ' . Student Council 3, 42 Prize Speaking 32 Dramatic Club 2 2 2 ' 2 ' 2 2 ' 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ' ' 2 2 - 22 t22 , ' 2 2 2 2 ' 2 2 2 2 - 2 ' 2 ' 2 2 2 2 2 ' - ' l , . ll ll ll 1 1 nn ll ' 2 2 ' ' 2 2 2 2 - 2 . THE RED AND BLACK GAIL FOSTER Foss College B1rthday Ianuary 6 Age 17 W1SCGSS9l TIS good to be merry and W1se Basketball l 2 3 4 Class Pres1dent l 2 3 Student Counc1l Chaxrrnan 4 One act Play Contest l Softball l Ea1rComm1ttee2 3 4 Iun1orPr1ze Speak1ng CSecond Pr1z D Sen1or Class Play4 Dramat1cClubl 3 4 Glrls Sports Edltor of Yearbook 4 Asst Ed1tor1n ch1ef of Yearbook 3 W A P1geon Staff l 2 3 Delegate to Curl s State 3 Manager of Magaz1ne Drxves l 2 Glee Club 2 4 W1nter Carn1val Events 2 3 Odd Iobs Club V1ce presldent 3 Outlng Club 2 3 4 Valedlctorlan MAURICE EOYE M ossze lndustrmal Arts B1rthday lune l7 Age 18 W1scasset To eat IS only human Vars1ty Basketballl 2 3 4 Varslty Baseball l 2 3 4 M1nstrel Show 2 Captaln of Basketball 4 Presldent of Outlng Club 4 VICG presldent of Class 4 Student Coun c1l l lnterclass Football 3 4 Sen1or Class Play 4 School Falr 2 3 4 W1nter Carn1val 2 3 Plng Pong Tournament 4 Class Part Gufts BETTY GRINDELL Bones Home Econom1cs B1rthday August 21 Age 18 Wxscasset Laugh! r IS an mstrument of happmess Drarnat1cClubl 2 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Basketball l M1nstrel Show 2 Glee Club 2 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Pr1ze Speaklng CF1rst PFIZGD 3 W1nter Carn1val Com m1ttee 3 Iunlor Red Crossl 2 3 4 Softball 2 School Paper 3 4 Outlng Club 3 4 Sen1or Play Fa1r Com m1ttee 2 3 4 GORDON HUBER Huber General B1rthday March 13 Age 18 Wtscass t The style lS the man Basketball l 2 3 4 Basketball Manager l Baseball l 2 3 4 Baseball Manager l State Track Meet l 2 lnterclass Track Meet 1 Hlgh Pomt Trophy Wlnner l Dramat1c Club l Sen1or Class Play 1 4 V1cepres1dent 2 Pres1dent 4 lnterclass Football 3 4 School Fa1r 2 3 4 Mtnstrel Show 2 W1nter Carn1val 2 Outlng Club VICE pres1dent 4 MARILYN IACKSON Mel or Mamze Cornmerclal B1rthday February 19 Age 17 W1scasset Sugar and sp1ce and all thmgs n1ce Class Secretary l 4 Spellrng Contest l 2 4 Fazr Com m1ttee 2 3 4 Cheerleadmg l Sen1or Class Play Iun1or Prxze Speaktng Dramat1c Club l 2 3 4 Advert1s1ng Edltor of Yearbook 4 Asst Adverhsxng Ed1tor of Year book 2 Iun1or Red Cross 1 2 3 Hlgh Salesman of Falr Tlckets 2 School Paper 4 W1nter Carn1val 2 3 One act Play Contest l F1rst Honor Essay 11 11 11 1 . 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . . 1 - ' ' 1 - - 1 1 1 . 1 . . 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THE RED AND BLACK -Q- STANLEY IOHNSON Stan Industrial Arts Birthday August 29 Age 17 Wiscass t Adventures to the adventurous Winter Carnival 3 lnterclass Football 3 4 Outing Club 3 Asst Stage Manager Senior Class Play 4 Iunior Bed Cross 1 2 3 4 School Fair 2 3 4 GERALDINE LAMSON Gerry Home Economics Birthday Iune 2 Age 18 Edgecomb Your p rsonality will pave the way you want to go Basketballl 2 3 4 Softball l 2 Iunior Red Cross l 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 Dramatic Club 1 School Fair 2 4 Winter Carnival 2 3 Iunior Prlze Sp aking 3 Senior Play 4 Advertising Assistant oi Yearbook 4 DONALD LEAVITT Don Industrial Arts Birthday Iuly 15 Age 16 W1scasset Its surprising what a little man can do Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 Iumor Red Cross Dramatic Club 1 Minstrel Show 2 Senior Class Play 4 Fair Committee 2 3 4 High Salesman CSecondD ot Fair 3 lnterclass Football 3 4 LORAINE LIGHT Rainy Commercial Birthday August 21 Age 17 Wiscasset No Work is too thrifty to be done well Basketball l 2- Softball 2- Class Ot-iicer 1 2- Fair Com- mittee 2- Senior Class Play 4- One-act Plays l 3- Spell- ing Contest 2' Exchange Editor 4- Dramatic Club 1 3 4- Class Gifts. DORIS MCGIRR Do Home Economics Birthday-November 3 Age 18 Wiscasset Ioy causeth a cheertulness in the eyes Varsity Basketball 2 3 4- Glee Club 2 4- Class Treas- urer and Secretary 3- Class Treasurer 4- Senior Class Play 4- Yearbook Staff 3 4- School Paper 2 3 4- Fair Committee 2 3 4- Student Council 3- Iunior Red Cross 3 4- Dramatic Club 2 3 4- Art Club 2 3' Winter Carn- ival Clfirst Attendantl 2- Winter Carnival Committee 2- Softball 2- Captain Basketball 3 4. THE RED AND BLACK CHESTER MERRY Chet College Blrthday luly O Age 16 Nxscass t Th world deals good naturedly w1th good naturedly people IV Basketball 1 2 One act Play Cont st 2 Mrnstrel Show 2 Dramatrc Club l 2 3 4 Art Club 2 3 Glee Club 2 4 S nool Farr 3 4 lumor Red Cross 1 2 3 Wmter Carmval 2 3 Asst Art Edltor Yearbook 2 Ass t Ex hange Ed1tor Yearbook 3 Edltor tn chlet Year book 4 Cheer1ng 3 W A Pxgeon Staff 2 Tl'11rd Hrgh Salesman School Falr 3 Outlng Club 4 Iumor Prlze Speaklng 3 lnterclass Football 3 4 Sen1or Class Play SALLY NELDFR Sally Commerc1al Bxrthday Iuly 6 Age 16 Wrscasset Wzth meelcn ss and modesty Class Play 4 Prlze Speakmg 3 Llterary Ed1tor Year book 4 Salutatorlan ' - 3 1 ' e ,, 9 - . - 9 . ' . . , , V , 7 ' . , , : , 1 1 , 1 C' ' V. : ' , , : ' . C ' 5 ' -' - ' - : ' : . . ' 5 ' ' 7 ' 1 ' ' 4. D ,, ,, . ,, . 9 ,, : ' ' 1 ' ' - 7 ' . ALVIN REED Al Industrial Arts Birthday M lan. 28 Age 19 Wiscasset 1 9 1 , : , , , : ' . ' . Q ' . , , , , , - , , : , 1 ' ,, .IH . 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' , , V , , , , : ' 2 ' , : ' . : ' ' , J ' . : ' : ' 5 S- Whats the use ol worrymg zt never was worthwhrle Track 3 Bas ball 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Iunlor Red Cross l 2 3 4 Dramatlc Club 4 S n1or Class Play 4 Farr Cornm1ttee 3 4 lnterclass Football 3 4 Wlnter Carn1val3 4 PHlLlP SIMPSON P111 lndustr1al Arts Brrthday D c mb r 6 Age 16 Brrch Po1nt He seldom WOITIQS and seldom hurrres Glee Club 2 Fa r 2 4 Football 4 Sen1or Class Play 4 ADELINE STICKNEY Gen ral Blrthday May 17 Age 16 Brrch Polnt A W1llful woman must have her way Glee Club 2 4 On act Plays 3 Iumor Red Cross l 2 3 4 Semor Class Play 4 Cheerleadmg 2 3 Wrnter Carn1valComm1ttee 3 4 Farr Comrnrttee 3 4 Asst Buslness Manager Yearbook 4 Future Homemakers Club 1 Dramat1c Club 3 Outlng Club 4 School Pap r 4 Class W1ll THE RED AND BLACK Name Clalre Ba1lev Margaret Brown John Cost Natahe Dowhng, Mary Dyer Gall Foster Maurxce Foye Ellzebeth Grmdell Gordon Huber Mamlvn Jackson Stanley Johnson Allas Ba1ley Magg1e Jack1e Nat Dx er Foster Mossy Bones Hub1e Mamle Stan Faxorlte S3Xlllg Sos xour Aunt Emma Oh shoot WDOODIC Dlng No k1dd1n Th1s here Dunno do I dont know Cramp your grand mother Ive got news for Xou' I dont cale Semor Pastlme Readmg Llstenlng to Eatmg Basketball Danung Llstenlng, t stones Mox 1es Eatlng Sports Wrltlng to Worklng Eatmg the radlo murder e U of M Fmdlng good 1ecords Mox 1es I . 4 4 V . tq. . . . , Y - . . l ' '1 ,' J , f ' ' ' f o - , 9 ' , 53. 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' 2 L ' 1 V 1 F ' 4 12 THE RED AND BLACK SENIOR STATISTICS Best dressed Ga1l Foster Chester Merry Best dancers Gerry Lamson Chester Merry B1ggest feet Natal1e Dowlmg Jackle Cost Smallest feet Mary Dyer Donny Leav1tt Tallest Natahe Dowhng Alv1n Reed Shortest Sally Nelder Donny Leavxtt Youngest Adel1ne St1ckney Ph1l1p Slmpson Oldest Gerry Lamson AIVIH Reed Most mus1cal Mar1lyn Jackson Chester Merry S1ll1est Betty Grmdell Alv1n Reed W1tt16St Cla1re Balley Jackle Cost Smartest Gall Foster Jackle Cost J okers Betty Grlndell Maurlce Foye Happy go lucky Dot McG1rr Freddy Daley Most popular Ga1l Foster Maur1ce Foye Best figure and physlque Cla1re Balley MHUTICQ F oye Workers Adel1ne St1ckney Chester Merry Most dependable Mar1lyn Jackson Gordon Huber M0Od1eSt Lora1ne Llght Ph1l1p Slmpson Thr1ft1est Margaret Brown Donny Leav1tt Meekest Sally Nelder Stanley Johnson Best d1spos1t1on Dot McG1rr Maurlce Foye Best athlete Dot MCGIFF MHUTICC Foye Best smile Gerry Lamson Maurlce Foye NOISIGSI Cla1re Balley Betty Grlndell J ackle Cost Soc1al1te Gall Foster Chester Merry Leaders Mar1lyn Jackson Best teeth Gerry Lamson Gordon Huber Donny Leavltt Ha1r Ga1l Foster Gordon Huber Eyes Lora1ne L1ght Chester Merry Amb1t1ous Margaret Brown Gordon Huber Dreamers Natal1e Dowhng Freddy Daley Homemakers Betty Grlndell Ph1l1p S1mpson Fl1rt Cla1re Balley Gordon Huber Neatest Mar1lyn Jackson Chester Merry Most romantlc Adelme Stlckney Maurlce Foye Best lOOk1Hg Mar1lyn Jackson Maur1ce Foye WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF? BAILEY Dldnt have a horse BROWN Slowed down COST Couldnt go to Dresden FOSTER Should flunk FOYE Lost h1s gun GRINDELL D1dnt have a black Ford HUBER Couldnt mxlk a cow JACKSON Couldn t play a p1ano JOHNSON Got a new car LAMSON Dldnt have that d1amond LEAVITT Grew tall LIGHT Came to school sm1l1ng MCGIRR D1dn t have Ted MERRY Wasn t courteous NELDER Made a loud no1se REED Llked to come to school SIMPSON Dldnt l1ke alrplanes STICKNEY Dldn t wr1te to Jumor DYER Moved 1nto town ' ' DOWLING - Wasn't wearing a cast. THE RED AND BLACK 13 SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPT 11 School opened w1th 21 br1ght and shlny faces 1n the Sen1or Class SEPT 14 Do your thlnkmg make your nom1n at1ons cast your vote for th1S IS the elect1on of class oiiicers and thlS IS the results Pres Gordon Huber VICE Pres Maur1ce Foye Secretary Mar1lyn Jack son Treasurer Dorxs McG1rr OCT 9 The class took a tr1p to Portland to have the1r class p1ctures taken at Jack son 8z Wh1te OCT 14 P165 Cakes COOk1QS and everythlng good to eat Sen1or Food Sale NOV 1 Sally Nelder and Mar1lyn Jackson were 1n the Spelhng Bee at Waldoboro Hlgh School DEC 1 Two cranky old men seemed to keep the nurses 1n hot Water and that sounds l1ke the Sen1or Class Play whlch was enjoyed by most evervone JAN 26 Everyone felt peppy so the class put on a Baked Bean Supper and by the t1me everythmg was cleaned they d1dn t look so peppy MARCH 16 A dance was held at Huntoon H111 Grange Hall at WhlCh t1me the t1cket for the phonograph was drawn It was won by Mr McG1rr of H3VeFh1ll Mass MARCH 30 The class parts were announced Val 1d1ctor1an Gall Foster Salutator1an Sally Nelder F1rst Honor Essay Mar1lyn Jack son Second Honor Essay John Cost MARCH 30 31 The annual fa1r was held and the class had s1x booths The money went toward the Class tr1p APRIL 15 18 Members of the class went to Boston on a class tr1p and an enjoyable t1me was had by all JUNE 8 Sen1or Beach party JUNE 8 F1nal Assembly JUNE 10 Baccalaureate JUNE 11 A1umn1 Banquet JUNE 12 Graduat1on JUNE 13 Graduatxon Ball JUNE 14 School Trlp to Old O chard E1 y - , - 7 1 1 I V : .: g .: 1 , - ' . . 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Y . . . . , ' V' THE RED AND BLACK THE SENIOR CI ASS The Sen1or Class IS very mce We have a swell collect1on So now I ll Wrlte a l1ttle poem To show my deep affect1on We have Cla1re and Dot w1th the1r care free ways We won t forget them the rest of our days Then we have Margaret who does all our Cheerfully happ1ly never gr1p1ng Gerry and Adel1ne w1th the1r r1ngs Arent they two of the luck1est th1ngs Mary and Sally are both so small Ask Natal1e and Mar1lyn how lt seems to be tall Don w1th h1S Ford and Stan Wlth h1s Chevy Its DICE to r1de home 1f your books are heavy Dodson and Puckett made us laugh a o Who were they Why .Iack1e and Mort At figures Lora1ne IS a wh1z In bookkeepmg she s the best there IS Ga1l Wlth her halr so curly and short Gordon our pres1dent we l1ke h1m a lot AIVIH who types does pretty well And Chester our ed1tor really IS swell Fredd1e so cheerful a pal to the end And red headed Phlllp always our fr1end Who IS so loyal and alwavs condoneso I ll glve you a h1nt Her mekname IS Bones MARILYN JACKSON ul SENIOR CHEMISTRY LABORATORY 14 W A J k . . . , . . . , . 7 ' ' l 13, ' M . , . - . . . , , . , . , . 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THE RED AND BLACK FACULTY 19.3 'wal' Fxrst row left to rlght Mr Hildebrandt Mrs Sherman Mlss Cogley Mr Stanley Second row Mr Brown Mr Powell Prmc1pal SHERWIN L STANLEY Sc1ence and Mathematxcs BA m Educatlon MEd Unxvers1ty of Mame graduate work at Oregon State College Adv1sor Red and Black JV Basketball Glee Club Fmances Submaster HARRY P HILDEBRANDT Soc1al Studles and Mathemat1cs AB Colby College Freshman class adv1sor Basketball class football track Guxdance MRS WINNEFRED SHERMAN Enghsh and Fore1gn Languages AB Bates College Semor class advlsor glrls basketball softball dramat1cs LELAND A BROWN Industrlal Arts Gorham State Teachers College Umverslty of Mame Sophomor class adv1sor baseball Outmg Club V1sual Axds MISS ROSANNA COGLEY Home Economlcs Farmmgton State Teachers College Jumor class advxsor Outmg Club cheer leadmg softball NORMAN A POWELL Commerclal D1ploma Husson College B S Umverslty of Marne Adv1sor school paper school llbrarxan THE RED AND BLACK Edltorlal PREJUDICE Prejudlce an op1n1on formed Wlthout tak1ng t1me and care to judge fa1rly Th1s IS the deflmtlon for preJud1ce wh1ch 1S 1n the d1ct1onary but there IS much more to lt more than anyone can express 1n one sentence There can be books and books wr1tten on th1s subject but they ll To get to the bottom of th1s everyone 1n th1s country and every other country would have to r1d themselves of th1s curse And lt IS a curse It br1ngs poverty War sadness death fear all these th1ngs and many others just as horr1d We call ourselves free people and the Unlted States a democratxc country but 1S It really a free country Where everyone may worsh1p as he wants to speak as he wants to and all the other rlghts We boast We have? Do all the people 1n th1s country really have these r1ghts or just a favored few? Some would object to th1s and say that Im talkmg agamst my own country but 1ts the truth I w1ll admlt that th1s country IS more advanced on the fight aga1nst preJud1ce than any other country but there lS st1ll a greater percentage of people who arent If more people 1n more countr1es Worked agalnst prejud1ce and tr1ed to help these people 1nstead of try1ng to get r1d of them th1s World would be a far better place to l1ve 1n I th1nk that the h1gh school and college students are much farther advanced 1D the ant1b1as theory than most adults Ch1ldren hear the1r parents talklng de r1ve the1r 1deas from them go to school and take these 1d6aS w1th them Even STUDY HALL I l6 only touch the surface of this problem. , l . p 4 THE RED AND BLACK ch1ldren 1n the second grades when they see one of the1r classmates IS a negro or a Jew gang up and taunt h1m and p1Ck on h1m g1v1ng the ch1ld a persecutlon complex wh1ch follows h m all h1s l1fe Some say that these races are always the ones start1ng r1ots etc but 1ts only normal that these pent up emot1ons must break somewhere People can take Just so much and somethmg has to snap that IS why there are people IH 1nsane asylums There would be a great decrease 1n the number of these unfortunate people rlght 1n our own country and somet1mes r1ght ID our own l1ttle towns 1f they werent IH a free country? If more people would only real1ze that negroes Jews Protestants and Cathol1cs are people every one of us IS a person We all have our own hopes fears loves and are sens1t1ve about th1ngs We are all created equal we were all born helpless l1ttle bab1es each w1th a mother to love us It IS just the same for l1ttle black bab1es They haxe the1r mothers s1sters cous1ns and uncles to loxe them Negroes and Jews grow up and marry they love Just as much as anyone does It wouldnt have made any d1ffGF6HC91l Jesus had been born w1th a black face mstead of wh1te he st1ll would have performed m1racles and done wonderful thmgs In fact we worsh1p Jesus a man made after God h1mself and He was a Jew So even 1f your next door ne1ghbor IS look th1s find out what they feel 1ns1de and you may find a wonderful fr1end Just keep 1n m1nd that all thmgs are created equal GAIL FOSTER 51 STUDENT COUNCIL 'S' 4? Front row lefttorlght Mr Hnldebrandt Judlth Runes Gall Foster Wlrs Sherman Second row Carolyn Coffin John Connors, Jack Cost, Roger Dalton, Robert Fahey, Blanche St1cknev 17 , . 7 7 9 . . v . , . I 1 4 7 7 7 . . . 7 . I 1 . 9 a ' persecuted. Can these people say they live black, white, yellow, or otherwise, over- ' 7 , 7 , . . . . , . . 7 7 7 . t up A .fa ' ' 775' THE RED AND BLACK Llferary THE HERO For obvlous reasons you do not know my name but the story I am about to tell really happened Th1s IS a story about one of our greatest heros agent Bob Lane of the Secret Ser v1ce and D1ck h1s brother Bob was a college professor before he went 1nto the army He was wounded whlle he was 1n the army and after he was dlscharged he Jolned the Secret SQFVICG At the end of 1947 he res1gned from the Secret Serx 1ce and went back to h1s home town of St Augustme Florlda to cont1nue h1s teach mg Everybody l1ked h1m but most of all h1s brother D1ck loved and worshlpped h1m Bob had about every th1ng a man could want 1nclud1ng a g1rl Sally W1lson who be marrled soon Then 1n June 1950 the North Korean Reds lnvaded South Korea and the Secret Serv1ce was back 1n act1on agaln In July I went to the home of Bob Lane to do a Job that had to be done I knocked at the door D1ck answered the door Is Bob Lane home? Sure he answered Come on 1n Ill get h1m When Bob saw me h1s face turned wh1te He told h1s brother we wanted to be alone D1ck went next door He knew what I wanted I told h1m we needed h1m No one else could do the job Why cant you get someone else? he Sald Im gettlng marrled and gettlng a promotlon at the college But I knew there was only one answer that a man l1ke that could g1ve Yes Ill do It but It means Ive got to destroy every trace of myself How long have I got? Four weeks I sa1d Ill Contact you then When D1ck came back Bob started rlght away on what he had to do What are you always hangmg around here for sneaklng around all the t1me Bob went out He pretended to drlnk and run around w1th other glrls In two weeks he lost the respect of everybody every body that IS except h1s brother People began talklng about h1m but h1s brother In a l1ttle wh1le Bob was called before the board of educat1on They told h1m that he was fired But after all th1s h1s brother stlll 1dol1zed h1m Four weeks after my first v1s1t I went to see Bob aga1n He was ready and he went w1th me F1ve months later Bob was kllled but before he was k1lled he had cracked open the b1ggest spy r1ng 1n the country Even after he was kllled I couldnt tell everybody the truth about Bob Lane but I could tell h1s brother After I told h1m the story D1ck asked me Id 11ke to get 1nto the Secret Serv1ce just hke Bob Sure I sa1d Sure RONNY SHEA 53 18 , . - as a - ' 1 a s - as , . . ' I 1 l ' as as ' as s . , . 7, 1 . V. as ' ' - - sv 7 7 - l , - Q - v s ' 1 , - ' v 1 ' I K ' 7 ll 1 ' ' v as loved him Very much' They were going to would tell them, He s just S1Ck, that s all. s 1 ' as aa . u 1: cc - a ' , , . . . ,, . . . . . - , ' s . - , as 1 - - . . . , . ' ' ' n ax ar ' sc n u 9 n 9 - . ' SK 9 - - - ' as , THE RED AND BLACK SPRING The sky has cleared It s almost blue And now the sun Is sh1n1ng through The snow has gone The fields are brown A warm breeze r1pples Through the town The b1rds we m1ssed All w1nter long Are here and s1ng1ng The1r favor1te song I really th1nk That spr1ng IS here And school vacat1on Is very near JANET NICHOLS 2 SOON SPRING The snow was fall1ng Soft as goose feathers But cold and wallmg In the skv All Weathers Have the1r own reasons For be1ng Never fear' Th1s IS w1nters last fl1ng March IS here' And soon Sprmg' MADELENE S FAIRFIELD 2 PATIENCE Theres noth1ng l1ke st1ck1ng to The job you undertake to do There ll be no reason 1f you f 1l To hang your head or look too pale If th1ngs go wrong happy be UHt1l the end you can well see Often th1ngs that look so bad W1ll end by no one s be1ng sad SNOW STORM The snow came down for two whole days Dark days and gloomy too The w1nd at n1ght blew fierce and loud And seemed to p1erce r1ght through When mornmg came on the th1rd day And brought w1th It the sun It made a p1cture beaut1ful Of the work that God had done The whole world seemed so pure and clean So peaceful and so calm It seemed that nothmg could go wrong And no one come to harm JUDITH RINES 52 FALL In Autumn when the leaves turn red And winters on IIS way I feel so sad to know that soon There ll be snow every day But fall IS pleasant wh1le It s here There s Halloween you know The smell of wood smoke s 1n the a1r And a l1ttle h1nt of snow We p1ck the apples from the trees And store them 1n the shed These th1ngs and many more we do When the lean es are turn1ng red SALLY NELDER A POEM As the day was slowly dawnlng I rose up from my bed And oh' What a beaut1ful morn1ng But I felt dragged out and dead You see I burned the m1dn1ght 011 To th1nk of someth1ng gay To put 1nto a l1ttle poem Fox Enghsh Class today JOHN COST ol EVELYN CRONK 19 V 7 , 7 7 I Y . 7 . , Y I 7 I 7 3 l . 7 Y 7 ' K I 7 t . , . r-' ' D ' y ' . . . , - 3 ' , . . .1 ' 7 U . . All seasons, every year, . . . , . ' Q 7 ' ' . , ' '51 . '5 r - - - - l , . . Y I v ' y , . , I v a . , . l , 7 . , y . , . , ' l '52 THE RED AND BLACK GRADUATION BALL The g1rls are 1n a huddle All stand1ng 1n the hall Everyone 15 so exc1ted Ton1ght 1S graduatlon ball The1r ha1r lS all ID p1ncurls The1r faces all aglow For nothmg 1S so thr1ll1ng As a dance Wlth your favor1te beau At last the n1ght IS here And for your date you walt Just l1ke any g1rl you wonder What 1f he IS late? Then the doorbell r1ngs You re off 1n a flutter and Hurry The blggest dance of the year And you havent got a worry You can hear the stra1ns of mus1c The laughter of a g1rl It s all a wonderful wh1rl And now the dance IS over And as you go away What a wonderful t1me Ive had Is all that you can say It seems as though the band s st1ll play1ng Youve danced to your fax or1te song You th1nk as you leave the floor That lt wasnt xery long So th1s was graduat1on ball And as you sax goodmght You know that you ll always remember Th1s n1ght of perfect dehght GAIL FOSTER 91 SNOW Im s1tt1ng here by my w1ndow W3tChlDg the snow gl1de down lt IS so xery pretty And lt doesnt make a sound Snow flakes are so da1nty L1ke t1ny p1eces of lace Or ex en a fluffy feather As they each gl1de 1nto place As lt falls lt makes a blanket Over c1ty country and town There seems to be peace everywhere As the flakes come dr1tt1ng down Now the storm IS lessenmg The Hakes are not so b1g But lt keeps formmg l1ke down On each t1ny tW1g The moon comes out on th1s blanket of Whlte Oh how It changes the scene The snow sparkles l1ke d1amonds It all seems a sweet dream ADELINE STICKNEY ol ON DOGS A l1ttle boy sat on the ground H1s head was 1n h1S hands He cr ed because h1s dog had d1ed And gone to fa1rer lands N man walked by nd s w the boy And sa1d Why are you sado My puppy d ed the boy repl1ed The only fr1end I had Ixe wr1tten all there lS to wr1te And now my sto1y ends Ive tr1ed to show what boy s should know Dont choose just doffs for fr1enis MARILYN JACKSON vu . . , . . . 7 7 , . . . 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THE RED AND BLACK ACllV1llSS SENIOR TRIP The senlors left W1SCaSSet for Boston Sunday Apr1l 15th We arr1ved on Sched ule and checked 1n at the Parker House We had lunch and went to bed Monday We had breakfast at a near by restaurant and left for Frankhn Park Zoo After we had seen all the slghts we came back and had lunch The rest of the after noon we could do what We Wanted Some Went to the mov1es and some went shop pmg We all gathered together at the ho tel and left for Durg1n Park where We had the most Wonderful steak dlnner After dmner some Went nlght clubblng Wh1le the rest of us went to the mov1es or stayed at the hotel Tuesday mornlng we had breakfast and left for the Museum of Flne Arts Where We had lunch After lunch some of the students went to a baseball game Wh1le other s shopped and v1s1ted the new Mus eum of Sclence Wh1ch 15 ln the process of constructlon We had dlnner at Durgm Park then left for a play called Gram ercy Ghost starrlng Sarah Churchlll Af ter the play We Went back to the hotel and trled to get some sleep Wh1le some of the others watched telGV1SlOH Wednesday mornmg We shopped and bought glftS to take home had a lunch came down to the tram statlon and took the tra1n back to W1SCaSS6t CHFT MERRY 51 PING PONG TOURNAMENT . 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' , a s s ,, 1 . , , EJ , , .1 f , f?wWti,2?2? l a .5 , THE RED AND BLACK SENIOR PLAY Take Your M8d1C1H9 was presented 1n the W1SCHSS8t Theatre on Frlday Dec emberl 1950 The story takes place 1n a hospltal room where Jonathan Puckett Uohn Costj a baldheaded good humored man IS pat1ent He IS not really S1Ck but pretends to be so as to keep out of the clutches of h1s old ma1d slster MISS Cordella Puckett fLora1ne Llghtb DOd1e Blake CBetty Gr1n dellj keeps rushmg 1nto the room scream mg Temperature' and takes Mr Puck etts temperature The m1nute she leaves the room he creeps out of bed and changes It so the nurses w11l thmk he has a fever When Mr Dodson lMaur1ce Foyej a h1gh tempered dommeermg man IS moved 1n W1th h1m the t1oub1e starts He wont take h1s med1c1ne 1nsu1ts MISS Holt CC1a1re Ba11eyJ the head nurse Who IS very d1g n1f1ed and finds fault wlth everythmg Then Angela Warren fG6F31dlH6 Lam son h1s nlece comes to XlS1t Mr Dodson She brmgs her fiance B111 Jackson tChes ter Merryj w1th her They are 1n hopes that Mr Dodson w111 leave h1s money to them B111 IS really a college professor but masquerades as a med1ca1 doctor because Mr Dodson prom1ses them 9550 O00 for the first l1fe B111 saves SENIOR PLAY CAST .4 M4 ,.A l E Front row left to rnght Betty Grmdell Clanre Bailey Gall Foster Maurlce Foye Adelme Stlckney Dons McG1rr Second row Mrs Sherman Dlrector Lorame Llght Mary Dyer Gordon Huber Geraldme Lamson Chester Merry Natalle Dowlmg Third row Donald Leavrtt Phlhp Slmpson Leonard Dunton Alvm Reed Stanley Johnson as ' - va - ' 1 ' ' 1 9 . . . 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A K 1 .W 4 1 5 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 ' : - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 - THE RED AN D BLACK The regular doctor IS called out of town so B111 has to take over It IS really a close shave when a pat1ent catches a ch1cken bone 1n h1s throat and B111 removes It Wlth some sugar tongs MGaDWh11e Mr Dodson IS st1l1 makmg trouble DOd18 comes 1n to wash h1S teeth and he won t take them out and g1V8 them to her Dod1e has a regular battle w1th h1m to spray h1S throat and g1V9 h1m hlS nose drops One nlght after supper wh1le Mr Dod son 1S sleep1ng Mr Puckett creeps out of bed and puts Mr Dodson s temperature up to 108 degrees on h1S chart The nurses rush 1n Wlth an oxygen tent and MISS Pryer lGa1l Fosterj h1S pr1vate nurse makes h1m swallow a long stomach pump then Jack Benson fGordon Huberj an orderly rush es 1n and wheels h1m out on a wheelcha1r Next Mr Puckett It taken S1Ck w1th xlolent cramps They are from eat1ng too much ra1s1n p1e but the nurses th1nk that 1t IS append1c1t1s so much to B111 s d1smay h IS called 1nto the operatlng room Mr Pucke t escapes from the operat1ng room and d1sappears Dottle and Lottle lDor1s McG1rr and Adellne St1ckneyJ two cute nurses come 1nto Mr Dodson s room cry 1ng about poor Mr Puckett be1ng lost Just after they leave Mr Puckett comes 1nto the room and cl1mbs 1nto bed w1th Mr Dodson so that no one Wlll find h1m Flrst h1S s1ster comes 1n and sobs about the poor man Whlle Mr Puckett laughs so hard the covers shake Then MISS DOV19 F1nkled1nk UVlar1lyn Jackson! an ardent adm1rer of Mr Puckett s comes 1n sobbmg about h1m She dlscloses the fact to Mr Dodson that she and Mr Puckett were secretly engaged Th1S br1ngs a cough1ng spell from Mr Puckett and a k1Ck from Mr Dodson When Dov1e leaves Mr Puckett gets 1nto h1S own bed Suddenly a horrld look1ng man w1th h1S ha1r standmg on end comes through the door wavlng a carv1ng kmfe It IS Hoofendyke fLeonard Duttonb a de mented pat1ent try1ng to k1ll Mr Dodson' B111 dashes 1nto the room 1n the n1ck of t1me and stops h1m So all ends well w1th B111 and Angela gett1ng the1r money be cause B111 saved Mr Dodsons l1fe Mr Puckett goes home w1th h1S s1ster who promlsed to let h1m run the house for a change Then as the curta1n closed Dod1e runs out scream1ng Temperature' Others 1n the cast were Ph1l1p S1mpson an expectant father Donald Leav1tt a 11t tle g1rl v1s1tor Gertrude Gross h1S mother Sally Nelder and Mary Dyer two old maids Donald Leav1tt was bus1ness man ager Natal1e Dowl1ng advert1s1ng man ager Alv1n Reed Stanley Johnson and Freder1ck Daley stage managers All 1n all the play was a real success everyone belng 1n St1tChGS unt1l the final curta1n had been drawn We had a wonderful t1me putt1ng on th1S play Much credlt must go to Mrs Sher man who d1d a fine Job of coach1ng us the cooperat1on of everyone and the people who came to see us GAIL FOSTER D1 . . , . . 5 ' l . , . , . . . . Q , - s - y 1 I , . , . . . . . , . , ' . . . . , . , . . . Y l 7 v 9 ' ' ' - - ' ca as . , - 7 ' Y Y Y. . . .- ' Y l 7 7 7 Y Y 7 Y c' ' ' . . . - t . . . . .. - 1 1 ' r 1 v , . . , . 7 ' 1 7 1 , 1 n I - 7 7 , . . . . ,- ' Q THE RED AND BLACK SENIOR FAIR Our fa1r was held at the Amemcan Leglon Hall on March 29 and March 30 sponsored by students and faculty of Wrscasset Hlgh School Everyone took part The booths were decorated very prettlly The booth that was the prett1est won a prlze of five dollars Th1s was awarded to the Jumor Class for the hot dog pop potato ch1ps booth Some of the other booths were canned foods fancy work table home cooked foods beans 1n the Jar dart game pop gun h1t the mgger basketball toss rmg toss werght guesslng h1t the na1l and guessmg the we1ght of cake Each class had charge of the1r own booths Some of the prlzes for the booths were canes l1ttle monkeys fur ta1ls candy banners wlth dlfferent verses money Two glass an1mals were on h1t the n1gger bes1des other pr1zes Nr Brown and the shop boys went down to the hall and got the booths made and ready to decorate the g1rls decorated the booths M1ss Cogley and some of the students work ed maklng fudge cook1es cakes and fancy work ln the Home Econom1cs department class put on an entertamment Saturday n1ght the Freshmen and Jun1or classes put on the1r entertamment Everyone had a good t1me and d1d well on the1r booths 1n splte of the ramy weather CAROLYN COFFIN 53 HOME ECONOMICS 24 , , , Friday night at 9:30 p.m. the Sophomore THE RED AND BLACK JUNIOR PRIZE SPEAKINF On Thursday February 16 the Junlor Prlze Speakmg Prel1m1nar1es were held Mrs Margaret MacLaren the Reverend Robert Frazler and the Reverend Rensel Colby acted as Judges The ten Junlors who were finally select ed were Carol Brown Evelyn Cronk Leonard Dunton Madelene Falrfield W1ll1am Johnson Paul Mlete Janet Nlchols Barbara Petrle Jud1th RINGS and Bancroft Stetson The finals were held on Thursday Apr1l 12 at the Congregatmnal Church Bancroft Stetson won first prlze and spoke J1mm1e Jones Studles Geography Barbara Petrle Won second place and spoke The Home cornlng and Judith Rlnes was thlrd place w1nne1 and spoke Ma at the Basketball Game On Aprxl 25 Barbara Petrle and Bancroft Stetson part1c1pated 1n the L1ncoln County PFIZG Speakmg Contest held at Boothbay Har bor Hlgh School BARBARA PETRIE. :J2 PRIZE SPEAKING CONTESTANTS Front row, left to right Judxth Rlnes, Evelyn Cronk, Carol Brown, Janet Nhchols, Madelene Falrfield Back row Mrs Sherman, Wllham Johnson Leonard Dunton, Paul Mlete, Barbara Petrie ,Y 9 2 s ' Ll ' ' - vs ' v 1 v Y ' as - ax - - y ' 1 ' 9 y , cz 71 ' . , , . 1 1 v 1 v v s ' J ,- il fY. A 'S 4 4- 2 . , - THE RED AND BLACK INDUSTRIAL ARTS Th1s year the shop boys have spent a very small amount of t1me on personal projects and have lnstead contrlbuted a large percent age of the1r shop t1me to school and commun 1ty xmprovement The first major project was cleamng and repa1nt1ng the shop The ce1l1ngs and walls were thoroughly scrubbed and pa1nted a llght cream down to ive feet above the floor and from there down a French gray The benches and outlet covers were then pa1nted maple brown All mach1nes were glven a coat of jade green wh1ch br1ghtened up the room a great deal Fmally the floor was pa1nted a marlne gray Wlth br1ght red safety l1nes The redecoratmg job completed we were able to turn our attent1on to personal pro jects and other jobs of unprovement New blackboards were lnstalled 1n room 8 the Home Ec room and the shop Last year the senlor boys completed and 1n stalled a set of heavy double doors at the south entrance to the bu1ld1ng Th1s year the Sophomores and Jumors completed and 1n stalled a l1ke set of doors at the north en trance These doors were equlpped w1th pamc hardware to pass state Ere law requlrements Elght new typ1ng tables for the typmg room consumed qulte a b1t of t1me but when they were completed and del1vered to Mr Powell h1s radlant smlle of gratltude was sufflclent compensat1on for our labors Practlcally everyone 1n school has greatly enjoyed the plng pong table wh1ch all shop classes had a hand 1n constructmg The most recent project has been three large tables completed for the Congregat1onal Par1sh House So all 1n all the shop boys have had a rath er busy year SENIOR INDUSTRIAL ARTS l 26 j 4--S Q Y l i I 1 1 THE RED AND BLACK l OWIMFRC IAL The Commerc1al Department of W1SC3SS6t Hlgh School offers two years of Gregg Func t1onal Method Shorthand two years of typlng one year of bookkeepmg one year of Com merc1al Ar1thmet1c and one year of Junlor Each member of the faculty IS supplled wlth an advanced commerc1al student as a secretary The commerc1al students rnlmeo graph a monthly school paper Tests have been m1meographed letters typed and some m1meograph1ng and other cler1cal work has been done for people outslde of school Thls year the lndustrlal Arts Department made elght excellent typ1ng tables Th1s was greatly appreclated by the commerc1al stu have typed at one large table One new type wrlter has been ordered and It IS hoped that a mlmeoscope w1ll also be purchased as thls would ald greatly ln produclng attract1ve covers for the monthly school paper and any other art work TYPING CLASS 27 l l J I Business Training. dents and teacher. In the past the students THE BED AND BLACK Athletlcs BASKETBALL CBOYSD On November 28 Coach H1ldebrandt call ed for cand1dates for basketball About 26 came out As we dldnt have a home gym we had to pract1ce and play our games at L1ncoln Academy Because of the dlstance we were only able to pract1ce three tunes a week After three or four n1ghts of prac t1ce Coach Hlldebrandt spllt the team 1nto two squads the varsltv and the Junlor xars1ty The vars1ty was as follows Cap ta1n Maur1ce Foye Jack Cost Jerry Dal ton Bob McQueston Bob Hersom George Flanders Gordon Merry Roger Dalton Al v1n Reed and Gordon Huber George Maln was named manager and Bancroft Stetson asslstant manager The Redskms Won the Eastern D1v1s1on of the Bulwer League W1th a record of 8 0 Our most serlous oper atlon belng Un1on Hlgh W1th the season s record of 13 3 we were p1cked for the Front row left to rlght Gerald Dalton Alvm Reed Jackle Cost Gordon Huber Maurlce Foye Second row George Mann Gordon Merry Roger Dalton Robert MacQueston George Flanders Mr Hlldeb randt coach . ' s 1 - - a a 1 - 1 ' v y v 1 a .1 ' V ' ' 1 - - ' ' v A 1 W M we ,Q-v 'M an-R 5 . W. J, W' , Y V' , I , n v 1 . I , , y y , . - , . THE RED AND BLACK Class S tournament w1th a po1nt ratmg of 35 thlrd hlgh 1n Western Malne A1 though we were beaten our boys went down 1n defeat glor1ously On March 15 we played Br1dge Acad emy t1tle holders 1n the Western D1v1s1on We defeated them 6aS11y On March 29 the Boosters Club gave us a banquet for whlch we are very grateful The Redskms lose Maurlce Foye Jerry Dalton Alv1n Reed Gordon Huber and Jack Cost th1s year but we have the nuc leus for a fine team next year V BASKETBALL Front row left to right Roger Cowley Dick Towne Willard Lewis Arthur Dalton Isaac Gallup Second row Ross Huber Charles Prest George Main Ronald Shea ,, ,, . . . . , . ' . 7 7 ' 7 ! 1 - 9 ' 7 ' . ' J. . ' V 'fffiiflr 'Tk -' Hr, ' g , ' U 'Heil A ' fmgfsfh 25- - r , ' , , . ' I I 9 ' SENTIOR BASKETBALL BOYS CHELRLEADINTG SQUAD Left to right Margaret Ann Grover Betty Grmdell Brown Joanna Light Rosalie Llbbw Fdxth Whltney Standmg Mlss Cogley coach 3' f .vn 4 lg nr. M J? ,, V ' gfwhgk , A 'T' , . . l . . . V . , . . . 1 . A , , ' , . v - n y - THE RED AND BLACK BASKETBAI L YGIRLST We started thxs year w1th practrcally the same team as last year It was a wonderful year for us Wlth eleven wms and only one loss We also Won the charnplonshlp for the Bulwer league by defeatmg Ersk1ne by 27 polnts We had excellent coachlng from Mrs Sherman At the close of the season Dot McG1rr was elected Honorary Captaln for the second year 1 2 Oar scores ai Opponents L1ncoln Thomaston Appleton Rockport Warren UHIOH W rren Thomaston Rockport Appleton UHIOH Ersk1ne Average Thelr Scores 'T' Front row left to nght Sherry Somes Ann Grover Gerry Lamson Dons McGlrr Gall Foster Claire Barley Tilly Colby Joan Johnson Back row Mrs bherman Edith Whitney Beverly Mam Mary Smith Rosalie Libby Joamma Light Judith Rines Madelene Fairfield 'Wanager 31 . 29 ' 23 , ' ' 49 38 . ' ' 46 31 ' ' 45 35 ' . ' . 53 11 . 30 ' 34 ' , 80 a 42 ' 25 24 . 37 23 52 35 46 ' 34 48 ' 21 540 Totals 351 45 29 Record - won, 11g lost, 1. THE RED AND BLACK BASEBALL On Apr1l 2 Coach Brown lssued a call for baseball For about two weeks as the d1amond was muddy pract1ce had to be ln the field A week before our first game lnfield practlce began 1n earnest We play 1n the LIN KEN league thls year We also play two games wlth Boothbay Harbor H1gh School and one Wlth L1ncoln and one wlth Buxton Our first game was at Boothbay Harbor Gomg 1nto the first of the e1ghth we were behlnd 2 0 However we showed the offer lngs of Boothbay Harbor s pltcher and scored five runs 1n the elghth and four runs 1n the n1nth to beat them 9 2 W1SCaSS6t H1gh School scored 1D every mmng 1nclud1ng seven 1n the first and five 1n the s1xth to blast Br1stol HlghS nlne 16 1 1n the L1n Ken opener Mossy Foye W1scasset fl1nger allowed just two hlts whlle strlklng out fifteen Our first home game was played w1th South Br1stol H1gh Uslng second stung most of the t1me W1scasset p1led up twen ty runs wh1le holdmg South Br1stol to one makmg our record 1n the league 2 0 On May 10 we journeyed to L1tchfield to play Lltchfield Academy P1l1ng up an early lead 1n the first 1nn1ng we were never seriously threatened The final score was 10 2 Our stand1ng 1S now 3 0 X gXSCQS3r A9855 gtsci ss? fi Front ro.v left to right Gordon Merry Jerry Dalton Robert MacQueston, Maurice Foye Alvm Reed Second row Mr Brown Ronny Shea Jackie Cost Poger Cowley George Flanders Gordon Huber Duck Towne Back row Robert Fahey Donny Leavitt Johrmy Connors Willard Lewis George Mam Stan ley Curtis 32 ' 1 . , . . - . . - u ' 7 ! 9 . , - , , . . 1 an A V - -. '. ff ff ,I , A A yt' ' f BA VJ t,,, J VV js . i THE RED AND BLACK BASEBALL SCHEDULE Apr 24 lTues J Boothbay Harbor there y'Apr 26 fThursD Brlstol at W1SC3SSet Apr 30 fMonJ South Brlstol at Wxs casset : May 10 fThurs J W1scasset at Lltchfield tMay 1 fMonJ W1scasset at Brldge May fTuesJ W1scasset at Buxton fMay 1 CThursJ WISCHSSGI at Brlstol May 1 fFI'1J L1r1co1n Academy there May 2 fWedJ Boothbay Harbor here tMay 24 fThursJ W1scasset at South Br1sto1 May 28 fMonJ Bmdge at W1SCaSS8t May 31 fThurs J L1tchfie1d at W1scasset Lm Ken League Games Q Q R OFFICERS OF OUTING CLUB AND IVINTER EVENTS PARTICIPANTS Front row left to nght Blanche Spencer Roy Barnes Ann Mlete Gordon Huber Arlene Ames Maurice Pove Judith Rmes Second row Mr Brown advrsor Joanna Light Adelme Stxckney Edward Elhs Mary Webb Stanley Curtxs Mary Smith Janet Wlchols Miss Cogley advlsor Back row Arthur Dalton Gordon Merry Leonard Dunton Charles Prest Roger Cowley Bemard Koehlmg Roger Dalton Ross Huber Robert Fahey 33 4 . 0 ' ' 15 . l 7 . l ' 8 '. ' 3 . THE RED AND BLACK JUNIOR CLASS The Junlor Class elected oHlcers a follows Presldent Ann Grover VICE presldent Evelyn Cronk Sec Treas Arlene Ames We had the followlng booths 1n the falr Hot Dogs Fancy Work Home Cooked Food and Candy and the Basketball Game The boys that played basketball were Jerry Dalton Roger Dalton Robert Mac Queston George Flanders The followlng glrls played basketball J ud1th R1nes and Ann Grover Ann Grover was also one of the cheerleaders Jerry Dalton and Roy Barnes repre sented our class 1n track Front row left to nght Eleanor Ghdden Madelene Fairfield Arlene Ames Ann Grover Evelyn Cronk Judith Rxnes Evelyn Boudm Second row Roy Barnes Janet Nichols Barbara Petrie Carol Brown MarJor1e Delano Wllllam Johnson Mlss Cogley advlsor Back row Paul Mlete Robert Mac-Queston Leonard Dunton Roger Dalton George Flanders Gerald Dalton s 7 5 , . 7 ! - , . A ' ' F Q A xii' gg, A5 ,H . . ' 1 , . , . - 1 -1 - THE RED AND BLACK SOPHOMORE CLASS There are s1xteen students 1n the Sopho more Class nme of them be1ng boys the remamlng g1rls The class oflicers for th1s year were elected as follows Pres1dent Bobby Hersom V1ce presldent Gordon Merry Treasurer Sherry Somes Secretary T1ll1e Colby Class Advlsor Mr Brown One of the first thlngs we d1d and whlch we enjoyed domg was to 1n1t1ate the Fresh men We d1d th1s by makmg the g1rls come to school dressed as boys would come And the boys came dressed as the g1rls would 1ng over at Huntoon H111 Grange Hall But they all proved that they were good sports Next we had a Chmstmas Sale of toys that were made by the Sophomore bovs 1n the shop w1th the help of Mr Brown The glrls made candy 1n the Home Economlcs Room We next had a party at the Womans Club room havmg each member of the Class 1nv1te one person That was enjoy ed by all who attended Then of course we have our Sophomore athletes On the boys basketball team were Gordon Merry Bobby Hersom and George Ma1n yho was manager Front row left to nght Aud Jensen Pnscxlla Colby Gordon Merry Sherry Somes Beverly Mann Joan Johnson. Second row John Cormors Adnenne Wadeau Carolyn Cotiin Richard Dalton Mr Brown advisor Back row Ronald Shea George Mann, Charles Prest, Wllllam Bennett Ross Huber 35 5 ' ' 9 . , . 7 . . . . , ' 7 . . , . dress. At night we really gave them a go- fC0Ht1Huffd OH next Page? N,g,?nl 'A 1 fi if I , ' l , 1 ' 1 - v 36 THE BED AND BLACK The girls are Sherry Somes, Joan John- son, Adrienne Nadeau, Beverly Main and Tillie Colby. Gordon Merry, Dickie Dalton, George Main, Charlie Prest and Ronny Shea are our baseball players. follows: Dart Game, Nigger Dodger, Baseball Toss, and Pennies in a jar. We would have liked Very much to do more, but due to the lack of a place to hold things we were unable to. Next year we At the annual school fair this year we hope to do more. had a number of booths. Those being as TILLTE COLBY '53 FRESHMAN CLASS W. .- l Front row left to right Helen Lester Roger Cowley Mary Smith Ann Mlete Richard Towne Blanche Koehling Barbara Munsey Mary Webb Joanna. Light Marjorie Calnan Edith Whitney Arthur Dalton Lee Shelton Mr Powell advisor Back row Stanley Curtis Carol Oliver Warren Dorr Bernard Koehlmg Isaac Gallup Edward Ellis Willard Lewis Rosalie Libby Walter Hersom Earl Reed A l l l Stickney, Blanche Spencer. Second row: Robert Fahey, Theodore Dowling, Carolyn Famham, Barbara THE RED AND BLACK FRESHMAN CLASS The freshmen class has been very actlve 1n school events th1s year We were wel comed 1nto the school by a very entertaln 1ng recept1on g1ven by the sophomore class' Durmg the wmter term a dliferent student brought 1n each day a box of home made fudge and sold It The profit from th1s fudge went 1nto the class treas ury On March 2 our class held a soclal 1n whlch each student 1nv1ted one guest Re freshments of sandwlches cake soda and 1ce cream were served Everyone had an enjoyable tlme playlng games and danc 1ng The freshman class turned out Whole heartedly for sports th1s year Out of th1r teen boys exght of them went out for ath letlcs The freshman boys represented the1r class 1n the followlng sports Baseball Robert Fahey Wlllard Lew1s Roger Cow ley Stanley Curt1s and DlCk19 Towne who IS asslstant manager Track Bernard Koehllng Roger Cow ley and Robert Fahey Jumor Vars1ty Basketball Arthur Dal ton Roger Cowley Isaac Gallup W1llard Lew1s and D1ck1e Towne The freshmen had four glrls go out for basketball th1s year They were Edlth Wh1tney Rosalle Lxbby Joanna Llght and Mary Smlth The four glrls dldnt make the team but they showed promls mg results for next year Durlng the year Ed1th Wh1tney scored ten pomts wh1le the other glrls backed her up on the defense The freshmen g1rls that went out for cheerleadlng were Edlth Wh1tney Joanna L1ght Rosalle Llbby and Carol Ollver At the school fa1r the freshman class had four booths They were canned goods grab bags guesslng the welght of the cake and the popgun game On the last nlght of the fa1r the audlence was entertalned w1th smgmg by Blanche and Adelme St1ckney and s1ng1ng by Rosahe Llbby Joanna Llght and Carol Ollver The class officers th1s year are as follows Presldent Ann Mlete VICE pres1dent Roger Cowley Secretary Mary Smlth Treasurer Rlchard Towne Members of the Student Councll are Robert Fahey and Blanche Stlckney MARY SMITH '14 ' 1 9 v . . . . . . , 1 ' . ' 9 , . , , . . , - s 1 . ' s s ' 1 ' v v ' - V 1 x 1 Y - 7 ' ' . y- ,, 9 v 1 , . THE RED AND BLACK lokes Mrs Sherman GIVE me a sentence us mg the Word t1re Cla1re When my sxster gets through r1d1ng she wlll t1re horse to a tree Mr Hlldebrandt How would you punc tuate th1S sentence Wh1le walkmg one day I saw a S10 b1ll Margaret I would make a dash for It Joanna fanswermg phonej N Lor alne 1snt 1n just now Thls 1S her 5 3 111 Gordon How d1d Donny hurt h1s hand? Jack Reckless dr1v1ng Gordon D1d he smash up h1s c Jack No just h1s finger He m1ssed the na1 73 Stanley Johnson D1d you hear Mr Stanley say I had a thlck head of ha1r'7 Alvln Reed He d1dn t ment1on ha1r Alvln Reed to h1S mother Whlch shall We show Dad first my report card your W hat or the dent 1n the car fender DRAMATIC CLUB Front row left to rxght Rnchard Towne Priscxlla Colby Blanche Stlckney Barbara Munsey Carolyn Farnham Margaret Broun Judith Runes Madelene Faxrfield Robert Fahey Second row Mrs Sherman director Ednth Whltney Evelyn Cronk Marjorle Calnan Ronald Shea Joanna Lnght Carol Brown Jack Cost Mary Webb Gall Foster Edward Ellxs Dons McGirr Betty Grmdell Joan Johnson Loraine Light Back row Sherry Somes Ann Grover Carol Ohver Rosalie Llbby Chester Merry Roger Cow ley, Charles Prest,W1llard Lewns Barbara Pet rle Mary Smith Janet Nichols Lee Shelton 38 , cl ' - . ac ' ' - ' 77 ' , if . ' w . if ' ' 77 . . . . ,, D ,C . . ar., . K6 - . . D ' 1 ca - ,, 7 - ,, I 1 ' . . it ' H . I - ' ' - . cc - 9 - ' as ' 1 H 0, - . . I M . . . , . . . . - - ' . , - , ' 37 pound, blonde, blue-eyed slster. ne ' iw J an A Q4 'U' , y . n . 1 . v . 1 n . THE RED AN D BLACK Gerry My grandparents had an awful t1me before they finally got marr1ed Adellne How come? Gerry When grandfather was drunk grandma wouldnt marry h1m and when he was sober he wouldn t marry her Maurlce I heard you fell down wh1le skatlng today Was anyone around to laugh? Natalle No but the ICG sure made some awful cracks Stanley was busy d1gg1ng 1n the mud beslde h1s car Gall Are you stuck dlgglng a hole for lt Ed1th Whltney Extra Extra read all about 1t' Two men swlndled' Passerby Qwho had just bought a paperl Say there 1snt a th1ng here about two men swmdled' Edlth Extra Extra three men swlnd e Someone passed Bancroft a note 1n the POD class and Paul M1ete saw h1m re CGIVE lt At recess Paul Who was the note from? Bancroft Cla1re Ba1ley Want to see -2 Paul Why 1ts only a blank plece of Bancroft We aren t on speaklng terms GLEE CLUB Front row left to nght Betty Gnndell Dons McG1rr Adelme Stlckney Gall Foster Evelyn Cronk Joanna Llght Second row Ann Grover Barbara Petne Rosahe Lnbby Carol Oliver Mary Smith Carol Brown Barbara Munsey Back row Walter Hersom Chester Merry Roger Dalton Charles Prest Roger Cowley Gordon Merry 39 . U ' ' , H ' - v v ' ' 77 ' ' YY ' , Ac n - , . C6 il ' 7 ' ' 7 7 ! ' l ' H 7 79 ' . H ' - 7 ' ' 7 1 - . .. - 1 df' va . - - - . J, . . . . , . 77 , , 66 77 . . . - ,, . . - - 11 ' . KK 77 , Il ' Y ' . . . , Stanley: Oh, no, my engine died and I'm paper. ' ' ' H , li 7 ' 77 fa gf. l THE RED AND BLACK Ga1l K1ss1ng IS very unsan1tary there are germs 1nvo1ved Bobby I can t th1nk of a better way of catch1ng germs Mar1lyn There IS a lot of talk nowadays about a woman pres1dent Do you ever th1nk we ll have one? Jacky No of course not A pres1dent has to be at least 35 years of age Mrs Sherman AIVIH what IS a sub ordmate clause? Alv1n Don t you remember? You asked Chester What word starts Wlth the let ter feb and has only one letter 1n 1t? Mr Stanley Don t be s1lly there IS no such word Chester Oh yes there IS Envelope Jack What k1nd of a dog IS that one? Freddy He s a pOI1CB dog Jack He certa1nly doesn t look l1ke one Freddy Naturally hes 1n the Secret SGTVICC' Dot What model car does your boy fr1end dr1ve? Betty Thats not a car thats a hor r1ble example Chet I dont know what I want to be when I graduate a barber l1ke Dad or a wr1ter Bob Why not toss a co1n heads or tales? Maur1ce I can tell the score of the basketball game before It starts Jerry Really? What IS 1t? Phlllp What d1d you th1nk of the Ven tr1loqu1st last nlght? Betty Oh I d1dn t th1nk he was so hot but the l1ttle boy on h1S knee was so fun HY Doc Its a fact that eatlng too much shortens a mans llfe Warren Sure th1ng Even our p1gS would l1ve longer 1f they d1dn t make such hogs of themselves 40 . . ,, . . . . . U . , , - ' 77 . . H Q H ' ' . aa u 1 -d 7 - ' -1? . H ' 2 U ' , L4 1 . y A ' 1 as . ,, . U ' .l H . . , . , - 7' sy . K6 ' ' . . , - - , as ' H I ' H ' . as 1 ' . . , H ' ' 77 me te a n I t ' ' .H I D - yes rd y a d old you I d1dn t know Mauncez uNOthmg to nothmgf, . H ' - ' ' ' . U ' ' . . ,, i - ' - - - as , H ! ' i ' , 0 sv I ' M ' , ' Q D 7 , H ' 73 l l ' . , , . . ,Y . H ' ' 99 . U , . H , H 9 ' . ct - v ' ' ' -I' ,, : H ' Q ' . N , , . . . , - 1 . ,, .sv THE RED AND BLACK Alumnl 119469 119491 Robert Adams Army A1r Force Ke1th Bachelder U S Army Valerla 1BeanJ Lambert Farmmgton Eva iGorhamJ Nason W1scasset Ronald Hodgdon W1scasset B1ll1e flngramb Barnes Nurse ln Damarlscotta Donald Munsey U S Army Ell1ot Munsey W1scasset Aurolyn Rmes Nurse Bertha CWakefieldJ Lew1s W1scasset 119475 Marllyn Ba1ley Geneva CShermanJ Ba1rd Raymond Dalton U S MarJor1e Holbrook Frances Huber Beatr1ce Jackson Barbara Merry Rlchard Nason Boston W1SCaSS9t Army fKoreaJ W1SCaSS9t Lou1s1ana W1scasset W1scasset Navy W1ll1am Townsend Ph1ladelph1a Shlrley Wakefield W1lberta lN1cholsJ West 09485 Raymond Calnan Stanley Dalton Beatr1c1a CDurg1nJ Brown Marcxa QErsk1neJ Munsey Evelyn fGorhamJ Hanson Alberta 1GroverJ Pontau Robert Grover Ruth CJacksonD Balrd Pr1sc11la fLor1ngJ John Rlley W1l11am Rmes Barbara Ston1er Bath W1scasset W1scasset W1scasset Wh1teHeld W1SCaSS9t Cahfornxa Portland Navy W1scasset F lor1da W1scasset W1SC3SS9t Augusta 41 Helen fPetriej Shorey Wiscasset ' Edlth Durgm Maxme Dutton Schuyler Falrfield June Farmer Wendell Flanders Evelyn GlbbS Mary Hatch Ellen fHersomJ Soule Helen fL1ghtJ Rollms Whltefield W1scasset Boston WAC s fTexasJ Auburn Augusta WAC s CJapanJ W1scasset W1scasset Velma QN1cholsJ Bachelder Bath Theodore Sherman Donald Petrle Leatrlce Payne W1scasset Boston W1scasset Bernlta Crummett Damarlscotta Earl Colby U S Marlnes Veryl QBachelderJ Caton W1scasset Theodore Dalton Farmmgton Teachers College Jane fMcGrathJ Munsey W1SC3SS6t Glorla Harvey Wells Janlce Metcalf Farmmgton Teachers College Robert Falrfleld U S Army Clyde Dow U S Army Frances Weaver Gardlner John Fahey Farmlngton Teachers College Lo1s Nason Rlchard Soule Ann Qulnnam Shlrley Grant Donald Calnan Clayton Grover Leroy Jackson Pearl fErskmeJ Sk1111ns Kenneth Sherman Edward Grant Marlon Jackson UD1V9TS1ty of Ma1ne U S Marlnes W1scasset W1scasset U S Army W1scasset W1scasset W1scasset W1SCaSSet W1scasset Portland George Stlckney U S Army Wiscasset Lumber Co., Inc Water Street Wiscasset Maine A Complete Line of Building Materials ----SPECIALTIES- Famous Youngstown Kitchens 1nclud1ng all types and SIZES ol Slnks Base Cablnets and Wall Cablnets Low Cost Rental Plan featuring Clarke's speedy, easy to use equipment every th1ng you need Sanders edgers pol1shers sandpaper tarnish staln filler and brushes full instructions Large color varlety of Bathroom and Kitchen Wall Panels and Congowall New stock of Builders Hardware Plumbmg Supphes and Fixtures Complete sets of Bathroom fixtures including Tubs Lavatorles Closets M6dlC1HG Cab inets Cwall and recess typesj and chrome accessories Excellent selection of Paints Brushes, Varmsh Shellac and a great many other painting accessorles Imperial Washable Wallpapers The mark of quallty ln Wallpapers Latest sample books just received Your inspection of the above cordlallv invited Call or write for information or pamphlets Phone 40 ' 1 1 1 ' I 17 7 . wi V 1 1 . 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Y EII EENE S BEAUTY SHOI Speclallzmg ln Permam,ntQ Flexa Wave Life Glo M1dd1e Street WISCHSSCT Ela1neTrowbr1dg,e Opelator Comphments of POLLYS BEAUTY SHOP l A BATES JEWELER Damarlscotta Maine Tel lla 2 WlSC8SSOt CARS TRUCKS PARTS l H E V R O L E 'I Second to none ln al 108 Center Street B nth Maine Tel 1780 SERVICE Mann Street You dont have to be .1 With a lot of To take your To the A C E Open 24 hours Phone 89 KING JACK QUEEN GRIIL Wlscasset 0 Nl U 1 ' . ' u tl It Q w 1 , :: A L 4' . . . . nu ' ' - 0 II N 0 , - A 0 0 ll gg . . 0 ': 4 . , ml I ' ' U ll 2:::::::::::::1:::::::::::::Z U ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 0 tl U . It 0 0 tl U It 4' 1. . , - g - o U tl 0 U 0 II , , 0 ', ' It ' A ll U ll w ' 1 4 ' li' ,Y 5 v 7 . . , A Comphments of BKNQROPT St IIARTIN ROLLING MILL LOMPANY 7 Main Street South Portland Malne BAS I'IAN BROS CO Rochester N Y Designers and Producers of Exclusive Class Jewelry Genuine Engraved Commencement Announcements and Personal Cards MR RUSSELL E LINDEQUIST Box 386 Southwest Harbor Maine LORING, SHORT 8: HARMON MAINES LARGEST STATIONER Established 1868 Portland Malne MAURICE J PINESON Box 277 Bangor Malne CLASS RINGS CLASS PINS and AWARDS MEDALS and TROPHIES Olliclal Jeweler to WISCHSSBI Hlgh School Representlng Loren Murchlson 8a Co W 1 W . Y W 1 A . 9 y w . . , , . . - 9 ::::::::::::::::::::::::-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1 - . . W . . 9 . . . . . . Complxments of ENDII OTT JOHNSON 100 Malne Street Brunswick Malne Comphments of E S CROSBY CO Wm A Furber Sole Prop GENERAL INSURANCE Front Street Bath Malne AUTONIOTIVE DISTRIBUTORS INC AUTOMOTIVE PARTS and MACHINE SHOP SERVICE Tel 107 170 Mann Street Brunswick Me Smlles are your happiness and happmess ns your health and health IS your wealth EAT and DRINK at HOTEL MAINE Thls IS the place Tel 13:1 168 Malne St Brunswlck Malne Comphments of PIONEER HOTEL Comphments of RAYNIOND H BROWN OPTOMETRIST Damarlscotta Malne .4:::::::::::::::::::::3::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 0 ll . W , ll lr ll xl 0 I 0 gy 0 . Q 1 ' W U . . A L i ' y ll I - ll H U ll 0 ' ' ml ' H 48 , ll 0 1:zzz::::::::::::::::1::::::1 tl fi22:21:22:2::2I22::21:::::2: U 0 ll ' , ' A 0 ll . Q. A 4- :: lb ' ll ll 0 ll II H ll u H . . - l ll - , ' 0 , - l . . . 0 ' 9 ll 1 I . 9 Here for over 30 vears HILYARD S PH ARMACY B8zM and M C MIKE S PLAC E Bus Depot Tel 974M Tel 10 198 Maine St Brunswlck Bath Mame Come up and see us sometlme ARTHUR W GEDIMAN Malnc 5 Oldest Croslew BIORTOB S Refrlgcrator Dealer Tel 898 W 57 Center St Bath Malne I Brunswick Maine W P M U N S E Y WISCASSET MAINE When you pass through BATH ea MARY'S LUNLH Open 24 Hours Railroad Square Food that Satlsfies O O ll - ll 0 0 9 0 L 0 u . , u ' , 1+ 1+ 0 0 O 0 - 0 - ' 0 0 0 . ' ' 41 ' tl 0 II ::::::::::::::::::::::::::3:3 gl ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: It lb na ' 0 0 tl II , ' ll nr . 0 'S j 0 ll - ll lr nu 0 nn - ' 0 ll - ll ' ' . , 3 II 7 Y - 4- t at I i -3322::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :-:::-Q::::o::-Q--o:::Q-o-:::Qo::::: :0::::o:::: HAGfETT GARXGE QGHPANY SALES FURD SERVICE YVater Qtreet xVlSL3bS0t Maine Phone 30 Comphments, ot LLARBS BEWERAGES New castle Malnf. Phone 138 3 CLARkb SPA FOUNTAHJSERVHII PATENTS COSMETKS Damarlscotta Malne Phone, 8193 1 1 1 w 1 Y 1 A I 4 - 1 1 ' M 7 - :zz:::::::::::::-:::::::--::::::::::::::-0:::::: N r 7 w 1 .1 ' , 7 - w ' -5 '1 w A v w 7 x LOLBY S OVERINIGHT QABIBS Bath Road wlSC8SSCt Grocerles Flllmg Statlon Gulf Gas Meats and O11 Provlslons Open 8 00 a nl to 10 00 p m SHLPARD S FAMILY FOOTVVEAR MEN S APPAREL X RAY SHOE PITTING 102 104 Front Street Bath Maine Comphments oi A D STETSON 81 SON INC Establlshed 1869 FURNITURE and HOME GOODS 38 Center St Bath Malne ASPHALT RUBBER TILE TILE Expert Installatlon THEBERGIL BROS Between Bath and Brunswlck Tel Brunswick 1360 Store Hours 8 5 30 Saturdays 8 a m to 9 pm Plenty of Parklng Space No Meters ------ ---- ,- W Q I N T . 1 r . w 1 , v 1 - R , ::::--::acc::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: W . . 5, . - - - v ' 11- 1 . . I - . 1 - . . . . . . 1 . . WAC ON WHEEL CABINS and SERVICE STATION Comphments of Boothbay Road Edgecomb Me L J DAUPHINEE prop RALPH A GALLAGHER Wlscasset 133 32 LIN C OLN THEATRE Comphments of Damarlscotta Mame POLANDS DRUF STORE Tel 77 Damarlscotta Me Fu-st run plctures NEWI ASTLE GARAGE BUICK and GMC TRUCKS ON DELIVERY Day and Nlght Service NEWCASTLE MAINE FLOOD S HARDWARE LEONS FLOOD Evervthmg In Hardware DUPONT PAINT SPORTING GOODS FURNACES ATLANTIC STOVES Wlacasset Maine lb I ll ' ll 0 0 o , lb lb +I tl ' ' na ll lb ll - . . . ' u mu I nr I' W 4l 0 0 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 0 :::::::::::::1::::::::::::::: ll tl mr lr tl ' mu I lr lb 0 ' ' 0 ' 9 0 1 lb tl nu ' 0 ' ll , . U . . nu lr I nr ll lb W '1 A 66 ' H - 9 The Land Of Remembered Vacatlons ETHELYN P GII ES REALESTATE 4 Bridge St Boothbaw Harbor Me Tel Office 290, Res 84 RENTALS PROPERTIES OF ALL KINDS SALES Comphments Of ANDERSON 81 CAW RANGE AND FUEL OILS TIMKEN SILENT AUTOMATIC HEATING PLUMBING AND HEATING Tel lb Boothbay Harbor Maine Comphments of HOUSE OF LOGAN BOOTHBAY HARBOR MAINE BARTLETT S RESTAURANT OPEN THE YEAR ROUND BOOTHBAY HARBOR, MAINE ss ' 97 'w 4 n J I 7 . t , . I I . 9 9 Jackson Whlte Studio Compliments of I PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THE CLASS OF 1951 CUMHIBGS BROS SPONSORS FOR NATION WIDE STORES D1Stf1bUtOTS for Stokely s Fmest Canned Foods 241 243 Commercial St Tel 3 0261 Portland Me Comphments of RINES GARAGE WaterSt WlSC3SSCt Mame Cornphments of KING LOLE FOODS I N C 174 Cash St South Portland Me Manufacturers of POTATO CHIPS POTATO STICKS POP CORN Comphments of A I4 R I E N D , T A 1 XY A - . . Y, 4 . . ' . . 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JACKSON, Treas. V 1 I1 Y l I 9 AO . . , u - u w . . I N L. v ooo. Q- o oo QA- QQ---o DOIN 5 GARAGE GEINER XL REPAIRS Tovs ING SERVICE Phone 51 3 Best Wlshes to the SOIIIOI' Class l LORGI A NLVENS Where friends meet to eat WYNIAIN S COFFEE SHOP Route 1 Newcastle Maine Comphments f ROUND TOP DAIRY INL D ll'lldl'lSCOtld Malne INORWI-UN B JONES SALES SERVICE DAMARISCOTTA MAINE WLSTLRN AUTO ASSOIIAFE STORE KENT s CREELEY Owner Dam Irlscotta Maine .... - -.. --- - - - ll 0 3 0 ll T5 ' 0 ll n 1, N - I I g A ' U y ll 0 If ll ll I ll ' . ll 7 ll ll A -----,-- A ,,,,. --,- ..... --::: 'I -,,:::::::::::::::::::::2:::: - - ll ll . ' ' 4 ll ' 0 ' ll ll U 0 ll ll ll N r I - l w w 1 1 w 4 7 ' 2 . U ll 0 ll ll 0 U I 1 ' u . U I .....------------::::::::---::::::::---:::::::-::::::::::::: I T ' 1 L - O ::::--::::::::::::::::::::Q::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1 1 ' ' '1 'I W Y' W 1 1 u . 1 , 7 U l .1 . K I BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OI' 1911 FROM Fostvrs ipparel For Hen ' w 1 F L l 1 , Y 1 - - ' 1 f f A A Y N Y 'Y W f T 1 1. L . - BFST WIQHFS T0 THF CLASS OF 1911 FROM The Boothbay Register Prmters f Th Red and Black WEEKLY NEWSPAPER 01+ FILE SUPPLIES STATIONERY HALLMARK GREETING CARDS 95 TOWNSEND AVENUE BOOTHBAY HARBOR MAINE xf:::T:::S:::::::::xx COMMERCIAL PRINTING WISCASSET SHOE STORE M N LEWIS WISCHSSCI Malne Comphments of COLBY S RESTAURANT Home Cooked Food Reasonable Prices Water Street Wlscasset SANDWILH SHOP All Food Home Cooked SANDWICHES SALADS Regular Dmners Mam Street Wlscasset Open 600 am to 900 pm Comphments of ERSKINE S STORE Gardiner Malne LARL H P LARRABEE GENERAL INSURANCE Mann St Wlscasset Maine RED 8a WHITE FINE FOODS Glve Greatest Value Per Dollar GRAY'S RED 81 WHITE STORE Wlscasset Maine KENINETHP GRAY TEL 187 P I ll ' ll 0 tl ll 'r 4 u 7 ll ' ll ' ' li 0 tl tl . II li IP . . tl . ' 0 ll ll ll 12:22::2:::::::2:::::::::::2: I, ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 4 1 1 . W 1 ll ll in lb ll II 9 ll ll ' ll ll 'I 4+ . . U ' ll ll ll ' ' . . n . . . .. . . U WP . . . ' s A4 , 57 7 Y COr1'1p11meHtS of Cofnphments Qf CENTRAL CAFE MACDONALD S BAKERY Depot Square Gardlner Malne Gardiner Mallle DANFORTH STUDIO GEORGE THE TAILOR Ladles and Gents Portralt Photographv Cleanlng and Presslng 243 Water Street 48 Mam Avenue Gardiner Malne Gardlner Malne H N EAMES VMD R R MONAHAN VMD VETERINARIANS BRUNSWICK VETERINARIAN HOSPITAL 45 Harpswell St Brunswick MHIUC TEL 19W Ofiice Hours 6 30 8 PM or by appomtment Comphments of THE SPORT SHOP BAILEY'S HARDWARE 187 North St Bath Malne O A I1 I1 ' ll ll ll tl ll 11 11 1 , 11 9 11 ll 11 11 11 11 ll n 1 a ' I1 . ' 1 I1 AAAA AA I1 AAAA AA AAAAA A AAAAA AAAAAAAAAAA , ..v:.. :::::::::-::::,:,::::: 0 --- .,-.. v-.f--. v ---.v--- - - - - I1 11 1 I1 ll tl II ' I1 11 . 11 , , . 0 . . 11 - 11 11 ll ll ' ll 11 A . . U . . 11 I1 11 . . , . . . . . , . . . 7 at ' 3 BEN FRANKLIN STORE S1dney G Evans 5 10c S1 an up Phone 68 Wlscasset Malne Compllments of HARRY GLASER MENS and BOYS WEAR Gardiner Maine GEO M HOWE Dealer ln All Kmds of FRESH and SALT FISH Oysters Clams and Lobsters Water Street North of Mam Street Wlscasset Maine WILLIAM J COSSETTE BOTTLED GAS SERVICE Tel 106 WIORRIL S MOBILGAS Tlres Batteries Accessories Easy Terms Newcastle Malne Cornpl1ments of JOHN NIOLLER S BARBER SHOP Damarlscotta Malne Comphments Ot LOWELL Sz SON Damarlscotta Malne WISLASSET FRUIT STORE CIGARETTES TOBACCO FRUITS MEATS GROCERIES Open Dally t1ll 9 '30 p m U li 0 ' 0 0 lb lb ll w ' It It 0 ' ' tl :: , , ll tl ll I 1 d u 0 n s 0 - ' ' 0 ' 0 W ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: xl1222222222::::::::::::::::::3 tl ll ll ll ll ' li . . ' 0 0 ' - 0 ll 0 0 0 ll ll 7 ll ll li ' 0 ' 0 0 . - . 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