Wiscasset High School - Warrior Yearbook (Wiscasset, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1952 volume:

S Red and Black 1 9 5 2 Th Wiscasset High School Dedlcatlon ,,,1' ,ww 'Qs RNQFRM Q -iam HW QM- 'W WNW? Wlh7. fffw 4 M x 'leaf We the class of 1952 m appreclatlon of all that they have done for us and the school, dedicate with grafeful ness, this lssuc of The Red and Black to all of those persons who helped ln obtammg for us our fine new gymnasium . . ' fn.. K J ' V V1 A f 1' A 4 .,,. i .. 4 , V , lyk - 1 , ff f ,, A , if , VM , K - ,XL . , . A . I ye M . .W ' if 9, we V ,Sm B Q 4 ,Q ,fe W Q V ,V . - awk ,wgw I -, A , fx Q wrlyvix y , V vb , , M ,, Y , e ' 'F 4 1 ' V M ' s ' L ff f A , , , , , , V g If- A L 0 , ' wg , W , n - fn, , 2,,'Gf, f3xf,7W-',,'r -'Z-2, -.-7 ' '-21, 4 :mf ' I -'21 ' . . . . Y 7 . . . . . . . . . THE RED AND BLACK YEARBOOK STAFF Front Row left to right Eleanor Glidden Evelyn Cronk Barbara Petrie Ann Grover Judlth Rmes Madelene Fairfield Back Row Faylene Hunnewell Sherry Somes Arlene Ames Bancroft Stetson Janet Nlchols Carol Brown Prlscllla Colby Edltor m Chlef BARBARA PETRIE ASS1St3Dt Edltor m Ch1ef AdV9Ft1S1Dg Ed1tor EVELYN CRONK MADELENE FAIRFIELD Llfefafy Edltof Ass1stant AdV8Ft1S1Hg Edltors JUDITH RINES FAYLENE HUNNEWELL PRISCILLA COLBY Joke Edltor BANCROFT STETSON Exchange Edltor CAROL BROWN Alumm Ed1tor CAROL BROWN Athletlc Ed1tors ANN GROVER ASS1St8Ht Alumm Echtor ROBERT MacQUESTON JR SHERRY SOMES THE RED AND BLACK FACULTY QW DQ HW' mr Front Ron left to rlzht Mrq Shuman l'lr Stanley Mr Hildebrandt Muse Fosa Back Rows Vlr Dangle Mr Brooke Pr1nc1pal SHERWIN L STANLEY Sclence and Mathematlcs B A m Educall n M Ed Umvm ltx of Mame Gladua e work at Oregon State College Adubsr of Rad and Bl ck Fmanceb and Elemen a15 School Coach Submaster dARRY P HILDEBRANDI' Soclal Stud1es and Mathematlcq AB Colov Coll ge Gradua e vxo k a Umv 51 x of Mame Babk toall Interclass Fo tball Track Guldance and S Ldem Council MRS WINIFRED SHERMAN Enghsh and Forelgn Languages AB Batch College Scmox Cla A Xl Jl Guls Babke oall and Dramatlcs MR JOHN W DAIGLE Comme-rc1al and U S H1StOTy Beal Buame D College Hu bon Colleg B S Umvelblty of Mame Gladuate Study at Unlverbl y Fx hmen Clair, AdVlSO1 Ourmg Club Jou1nal1bm Club Grammar School Coach MR JOHN L BROOKS Industmal Arts Bomon Teachels Colle L Jumm Varanx Ba kctball Babeball MISS JOYCE FOSS Home Econorrucs and B10lOgy BS Uf1lX6Ya1lN ofMa1ne Cneellcadmg, Softball Jumox Clam AdV1SO1 THE RED AND BLACK Seruor LEONARD DUVTON Presldent BARBARA PETRIE Vice President Cfhcers EVELYN CROVK Secretary JUDITH RINES Treasurer 6 THE RED AND BLACK EVELYN A. CBONK Agnes Commercial Birtl'idayfeApril I4 Age I8 Wtscasset My interest is in the future because that is where I am going to spend the rest ot my lite. Basketball l, 2, 45 Sottball l, 2, 45 Glee Club l, 25 Class Secretary 45 Class Vice President 35 Assistant Editor of Red and Black 45 Iournalism Club 45 Senior Play 4: Minstrel Show l5 Fair Committee l, 2, 3, 45 Prize Speaking 35 lunior Bed Cross l, 2, 3, 45 Outing Club l, 2, 35 Dra- matic Club 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y Club President 45 Winter Carni- val l, 25 First Honor Essay. WILLIAM F DAl.l:.V Freddy Industrial Art Birthday luly 1U Age I3 Wiscass t I-Ie n ver worries and seldom hurries lno Bed Cross l 2 3 4 Fair Committee l 2 3 4 Vf1nterCarn1vall 2 Interclass Footballl 2 3 4 Mus1c4 BALD L DALTON ferry Industrial Arts Birtnday September 3 Age 17 Wiscasset I like work It fascinates me I could sit and watch it tor hours Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Interclass Football l 2 3 4 Winter Carnival l 2 Glee Club 2 State Foul Shoto1ngContestl 2 3 K ngsAttendant 2 3 Trackl 2 3 4 Shooting Contest l 2 3 Kings Attendant 2 3 Track I 3 RODGER I DALTON Lank lndustnal Arts Birtbday August 27 Age 18 Wiscasset Music is the universal language in mankind Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseball 4 Music 2 4 Fair Com mittee 2 3 4 Student Council 3 I E -1 11 11 1 C . I 1.1 . . Cl 2 . C qw 11 1 1 11 N Q C , . 1 1, 1 f P1 1 1 ' U . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I V I I I LI ' 1-1 11 11 . 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I 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 .A I I I I I I I - , 't-1. 1 1 1 1 1 - - ' . ,fi f- M111 11 5357- it THE RED AND BLAC ' 'fn' fm if-nv, M nv 11' ABLENE E AMES Amy Ceneral B rtbday August 12 Age 17 A111 r Th Q rl who loves and laughs must sure do fvell G1 e Club 1 lrruor Bed Cross 1 2 3 4 Class Prestd nt 1 Class S cr tary 3 Stud nt Coun rl 4 Qutmg lub 3 '1 erl admg 4 S mor Play 4 17 tr C 11111119 3 P oplrecy BUY E BARNES Goat ludustrtar Art Brrtbclay February 21 Age 17 Vllrs asset A smrl for everf fellow and two lor every gtrl m erclass Football 1 2 3 4 B sketball 1 2 4 Vtfrt Ca ruval l 2 3 Farr Comrruttee 1 2 3 4 Qutmg Club 2 3 Iur or Bed Cross 1 2 3 EVELYN BOUDIN Evelyn Home Economto Brrtbclay August 18 Age 16 Wrscasset Polzten ss goes lar yet costs nothmg G1eeC1ub1 Fa1rComrruttee 3 4 Ca rleadmg 4 Outmj Club 2 4 luruor Red Cross 1 2 3 4 CABGL E BBQVVN Ca 1-1 Ecorromtc B1rthday December 27 Age 18 Wrscasset The greatest pleasure l ltle rs love Basketball 1 2 S ftoall 1 2 3 Prrze Sp alcmg 3 G1 e Club 1 Art Club 1 Outmg Club 2 Farr Co nrwttee l 2 3 4 Alumru Ed11Of ot Bed and Black 4 Iumor B c oss 1 2 4 Seruor Play 4 Wmter PSTN!! 11 Dramattc Club 2 3 4 Iournalrsrrl Club 4 THE RED AND BLACK MARIORY E DELANO Blondre General B1rtl'xday January 19 Age 18 W1scasset The unsazd word never does harm Softball 1 4 Glee Club 1 2 Out1ng Club 2 3 Fax Comm1ttee 3 4 Iumor Red Cross l 2 3 LEONARD H DUNTON Bucky lndustrral Arts Blrthday Ianuary 26 Age 19 Wrscasset Ah why should l11e all labour be? Basketball l Class Secretary 2 Class Presrdent 4 Pr1ze Speakmg 3 Iunlor Red Cross l 2 3 4 Sen1or Play 4 Outlng Club l 2 Basketball 2 MADELENE S FAIRFIELD Sunze College Brrthday March 5 Age 18 W1SCQSS9l Better to get up late and be wlde awake than to get up early and be asleep all day Manager of Glrls Basketball l 2 3 4 L1ncoln County Spelhng Contest 2 3 4 W1nter Carn1val 1 2 3 Attendant to the Oueen 1 PTIZG Speakrng 3 Advert1s1ng Manager of Senror Play Advertlsmg Manager of Red and Black 4 Glee Club l Out1ng Club l 2 Drarnatlc Club 3 4 Art Clubl 2 D A R 4 Iun1or Red Crossl 2 3 4 TYIHIY4 Valedxctorxan GEORGE H FLANDERS Flash General B1rthday Aprrl 13 Age 18 Wrscasset Oh to lzve at ease and not be made to thmlc Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Interclass Football l 2 3 4 Senror Play Manager 4 Fa1r Cornnnttee l 2 3 4 W1nter Carn1val l 2 Outlng Club 2 Iun1or Red C oss l 2 3 4 Usher Pr1ze Speakmg 3 Glee Club l Shuffle Board Tournament 3 Track 4 Drarnat1c Club Stage Manager 4 11 . 11 11 1 11 . . 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'v- 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 11 11 . 11 . 11 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 . 11 11 1 1 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 11 11 11 . . 11 . . l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I- 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 THE RED AND BLACK ELEANOR M GLIDDEN Peanut Commercial B rtlfiday May 9 Age l7 Whitefield Good things come zn small bundles Gl e Club l Iunior Red Cross l 2 3 4 Assistant Literary Ed tor or Red and Black 4 Senior Play 4 Fair Committee l 3 4 Class Will ANN M GROVER Irma Commercial Birthday luly l Age 17 Wiscasset Laughter is an instrument of happiness Basketball 1 2 3 4 Student Council 2 Class President 3 D amatic Club 2 3 Cheerleading 3 Senior Play 4 Glee Club l 2 Minstrel Show l Softball 1 2 Iournahsm L, ub 4 Girls Sports Editor of Red and Black 4 lunior Red Outing Club l 2 3 Sports Writer tor Lincoln County News Editor of School Newspaper 4 Gifts to Boys Honorary Captain of Basketball 4 WILLIAM P IOHNSON B1 Industrial Arts Birthday November 8 Age l7 Wiscasset Leave til tomorrow what you dont feel l1lce doing today Interclass Football 2 3 4 Prize Speaking 3 Fair Com mitteel 2 3 4 lunior Red Cross l 2 3 4 Winter Carn1val2 ROBERT C MacQUESTON IR Mac College Birthday October 7 Age 17 W1scasset The best things in life are worth waiting and Working for Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Minstrel Showl Ping Pong Tournament 3 Interclass Football 2 3 4 Student Council 4 Winter Carnival 2 Boys Sports Editor of year book Honorary Captain of Basketball 4 9 i W . , Q, . 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A X . , , , 1 ' 7 ' 1 Y , : : ' : Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Fair Committee l, 2, 3, 4, Winter Carnival, , , : ' ' 1 2 ' J Q ,, .HH . , , : ' ' : ' - , , , : , , , 1 ' : ' : , , : : 1 - THE RED AND BLACK PAUL H MIETE Mzete lndustnal Art B1rthclay October 7 Age 17 Alna Thmgs are not always what they seem Baseball 4 lnterclass Football 2 3 4 Prlze Speakmg 3 Class Pres1dent 2 Class Vlce Presldent l Student Coun c1l 4 W1nter Carnlval l 2 lumor Red Cross l 2 3 4 Falr Cornmlttee Glee Club l School Band 4 G1llS to G1rls IANET D NICHCLS Ian General Buthday March 13 Age 17 W1scasset l know and thmlc more than l speak Basketball 2 Glee Club l Outlng Club 3 Senlor Play 4 Fan' Con'1m1ttee 3 4 Pr1ze Speaklng 3 Iunlor Bed Cross l 2 3 4 Dramahc Club 3 Softball l 3 4 Llterary Edltor ot Bed and Black 4 'l'r1 H1 Y 4 Salutatorlan BARBARA A PETRIE Pete College Blrthday August 8 Age 16 W1scasset Her heart IS lrke the moon always changlng always a man 1n 1t Class Secretary l Class VICS Pres1dent 4 Ed1tor1nCh1et ot Red and Black 4 lournahsrn Club 4 Tr1H1Y Club Vlce Presldent 4 Iun1or Red Cross 1 2 3 4 Art Club 1 D1r1go Cnrls State Delegate 3 Glee Club 1 Cheerleader l 2 4 Head Cheerleader 4 Fa1r Cornrmttee 1 2 3 Co manager 4 Drarnat1c Club 2 Prlze Speakmg 3 Csecond pnzej L1ncoln County Pr1ze Speakmg 3 Class Play 4 Outmg Club 2 Lmcoln County News Correspondent 4 Ltncoln County Spelllng Contest 4 Second Honor Essay BANCROFT E STETSON Banme General B1rthday September 20 Age 17 W1scasset A l1ttle nonsense now and then 1S rel1shed by the best of men Lmcoln County Pr1ze Speakmg 3 Fan Cornrnlttee 2 3 4 Pnze Speakxng 3 Chrst pnzel Basketball Assxstant Man ager 3 Basketball Scorekeeper 4 Sen1or Play 4 Student Counc1l 2 V1ce Pres1dent 2 lumor Bed Cross 1 2 3 4 loke Ed1tor of Red and Black 4 11 1 11 1 1- , Q 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 - 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 11 I I . - 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 11 1 11 11 1 1 1 11 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 THE RED AND BLACK IUDITH E RINES fud! General Brrthday Apr l 23 A 18 AN1SCCISSGl Krndness ts the golden Cham by whzch socrety ts bouna together Basketballl 2 3 4 Sottball l 2 3 4 Glee Clubl PTIZG Speakma 3 Cthrrd orrzej Class Treasurer 4 Dramatrc Club 2 3 4 Manager ot Maqazme Dr1ves 3 4 W1Hl6l Carnrval 1 2 3 Student Councrl Treasurer 3 4 Assrstant AdVQfl1S1HQ Edrtor ot Red and Black 4 Rea and Black 2 TIlH1f Club 4 Treasurer I nror Red Cro s l 2 3 4 Class Play 4 Hrah Salesman tor Farr Trckets 2 T-hah Salesman ot Maqazrne Drrve 3 Thrrd l-hah Salesman of Maqazrne Drrve 4 I-lrstory CLASS ODE May tne qood Lord bless and keep you As we leave Wtscasset Hrqh These tour years have been a pleasure And We leave wlth a srah Bless our eachers and all others Who have helped us on our way So that we may be a Credlt As we graduate today As we reahze our partlnq We beam to see the hqht All the help that weve been qrven Is a step to a future brrqht May the warrn and tender Mem nes Be tne ones that wrll rernam May the qood Lord bless and keep you Trll we meet aqarn CLASS MOTTO World Unrty Throuan Educatron ' 11 W K 7 i Q9 l - : J U A S , , , : , . L I 1 ' l ' CLASS COLORS - Blue and Gold, THE RED AND BLACK SENIOR CLASS Front rovs left to right Eleanor Glidden Arlene Ames Barbara Petrle Leonard Dunton Evelyn Cronk Judxth Runes Madelene Faxrfleld Second row Mrs Sherman Ann Grover Niarjore Delano Janet Nllchols Evelyn Boudm Carol Brovsn Frederick Daley Back rou Wllllam Johnson Gerald Dalton Rod er Dalton Bancroft Stetson Paul Mlete George Flanders Roy Barnes On Wednesday March 12, the Sen1or Class sponsored a Covered D1sh Supper at the Congo Vestry The food was donated to the class by the parents and fr1ends 1n W1SCaSS6t There was plenty of food for everyone who attended the supper When the last person left the semors got out the remalnder of the food and had a lunch Later everyone helped Wash the d1shes and clean the k1tchen We enjoyed putt1ng on the supper and made a profit of S90 THE RED AND BLAC, SE,lNIOR S FATISTIC S Grrl Bow Grr Boy Cutest Arlc e Ames Roy Barnes Prettrest and Most Handsome C rol Brown Gerald Dalton Most Popular Barbara Petrrc Cerald Dalton Most lndustrrous llcrdelene Farrfield Robert lVlacQueston Leonard Dunton VV1tt1est Larb ra Petrre Bancroft Stetso 1 Quretest Best Natured Arlene Ames Rodger Dalton Krndest Xladelene Farrfleld Rodger Dalton Best Athlete Ann C rox er George Flanders Best Frgure and Physrque rl nn Grover Gerald Dalton Most Musrcal Barbara Petrre Rodger Dalton Best Dancer Ann Grover Paul M1ete Tallest Barbara Petrre Leonard Dunto 1 Shortest Eleanor Glrdden Frederrck Dales Oldest Carol Brown Leonard Dunton Youngest l x elyn Boudrn Roy Barnes Neatest Ex elwn Cronk Robert MacQueston Best Actress and Actor Judrth Rrnes Bancroft Stetson Mos Polrte Madelene Farrfield Leonard Dunton Janet Nrchols Most Frrendlx Arlene Ames Rodger Daltor Class Babu Eleanor C lrdden Rox Barnes Smartest Nladelene Farrfreld Paul Mrete Clown Barbara Petr rc Ceorqe Flanders Most Lrkclx to Succeed Vladelene Farrfreld Robert MacQueston Best Dressed Barbara Petrre Bancroft Stetson Heartbreaker Arlene Ames Gerald Dalton Srllrest Class Joker Barbrrfr Petrre Bancroft Stetson Happx Go Lucky Ex elxn Cronk Rodger Dalton Best Worker Judlth Rrnes Leonard Dunton Thrrftrest Vladelene lfarrlleld Leonard Dunton Robert MacQueston Most Dependable Judrth Rrnes Leonard Dunton Moodrest Evelxn Cronk Wrllram Johnson Meekest Vlarjorx Delano Frederrck Dalex Best Drsposrtron Ex elyn Cronk Rodger Dalton Arlene Ames Best Smrle Carol Brown Rodger Dalton C reatest Socral Lrght Barbara Petrre Bancroft Stetson Class Leader Barbara Petrre Leonard Dunton Class Flrrt Barbara Petrre Rox Barnes lVIost Romantrc Barbara Petrre Gerald Dalton Class Dreamer Carol Brown Bancroft Stetson S K 13 1 1 T WV W Y 1 - .Y r' I v In X' .' 4 ' ' l A l .,' ' A C - y v . f 1 L I i' . . .- , Q N , . X I 4 . I ' X I I A . , . wr. 3 ' s ' 1 1 Lt ' Marjory Delano Frederick Daley Barbara Petrie Bancroft Stetson - - ' 2 'C ' ' . 7 Y . 7 ' l , ., 3 f ' .. . , - 'k C 1 , . v A L - :fy 1 ' fv . V . V 7 Y L Y 7 . V ' I 1 I. . .ti ' A nv v . L . A HL RED HND BLALV Name Arlene Ames Rox Barnes Ex elx n Boudln Ex elx n Cronk Frederxck Dales Gerald Dalton Rodger Dalton Mar1orx Delano Leonard Dunton Allas Kms Goat Ex elx n H65 l+1edd1e Jerrx Lank Blondle Bucks faxorlte Saslng I dont know What ale you dolng tonlght Oh Shoot Ola Daln It Been Sllapplfl your Wlres a1nt xa Bubo Whx Plobablg ught Thought Id die Wanna bet Semor Oplllllbll of Opposlte Sex Oh box All rlght ll sou hke them Some are okax bupel Okax Your guess IS as good as nune Loxe rn World would he lonesom Wlthout them All r1ght 111 T Q W 'X 'l Y' . I . v V, . . 9 - '4 ' - , , ' V V 1 -x ' ' Carol Brown Cal Oh Heavens! Wonderful! . -5, Ag , Af . - I ' . 4 ' , '1 ' ' ' - v -f , . , V ' Y ww ' - tr -' r le . Y . , - , V C THE RhD AND BLAL Statlstlcs Ambition L Jn dlstance telephone operator None To get a good job Good Housewlfe lo tl ax el To become a mllllonalre Serx 1ce Bangor Conserx atorx of MUSIC To get a good Job 'Vlasor Likes Skatlng ROClU9I Bowllng SDOIIS Women Huntlng, Flshlng Mox les Muslc Some bovs Jerrw H DWIITIIHIIIEN lVlu51c Spot ts Danclng Rollei Skatlm, SpOllS lVlus1c Good MOVIQS Bulcks Huntlng Sporte Cars T1ll1C Women Sports MUSIC Arlenc Some sports Mox 16S Vluslc Su lrnmlng Skatlng Nlox les Eatlnq DlSllk6S Drlnklnr, Snakes School OllX ee Tomitocs Pennx fJll'1Cl'lCI s School Studx lng Flsh Drlnklng Snoblsh people School Dogs Drlnklna, Wolms Snakes Pennx plnchers Glrlq Basketball Slllx Women Nothlng Walking, Studxlng Oral Reports, School W1nte1 Ram Exams Haunt lelephone office Xce C ull billClXVlC,l1 Shop Home Ocean Polnt Boothbax Harbo Home South Chlna Ex erv place Xce C Fl Boothbax Harbol Bath li. l I I A , ,' f U- ' , ' f .' ' . rw t 5 t KJ 5, . 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X . . , H ' I v THE READ AND BLACV Statlstlcs xlllllltlllll Teacher Crane Opel atox To be successful To be successful To luxther educatlon To plu m an orchestra Nlurse C ozham State Teachers College To get a ood job To be a good lobstexman Ilku Vlox les Theatre mldren Readme X omen C rs C1g,a1ette5 Sports VlUSlC Vlox les Dancmg Spor ts Readmg, C or don Huntmgj F1Sl11I'lg, Boatb Sports Mot les Car 5 Women Muslc Huhtmg Dogs To travel Some mot Bath Dancmg New York Jazz Sallors Sports Mot 1es Walkmq Ice cream Boats Cadlllacs IGS Dlshkcs bettmg up ll mornmg, Teachers School Chu lolets, 1 mented women B1 aggmg Oral reports Smokmg, Drmlxm,, School l llk1l1YC eople Studymg C ettmg up m e mornmg Drmkmg Small boys Exams School Lohcelted and moody bots Bemg called A Good Kld Chemlstrx Omons HISIOIY Dllfllilllif Plclxles Lahdlubbers Soph1st1cated Women H aunt W1scaseetTheat1e Bath Mame Alna Cfardmer Home Ctront wardj Bath Bath Here and there Bath Boothbay Harbor Bath Bath Sheepscot Rn er l I l ' ' I ' rp 2 l E' ' ' ' xf in tl 1 -' 'X . 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T3 . . x C V , V 5- K THE RED AND BLACK SENIOR PERSONALS What Would Happen If9 9 9 9 9 Anns father put parkmg meters 1n h1s iront vard P11 ne d1dnt chauffeur Roger around9 J net d1dn t compare Algebra papers wlth a c rta1n classn1ate9 Ele 1101 grew to be the s1ze of Beulah9 Judy couldn t go to Bath every Sunday Madelene couldn t get all As9 Carol dldnt llli6 Jerry H9 Be e could m ke up her m1nd9 Evelyn B made a loud nolse 1n her classes 7 Marjory wasnt s en w1th Carolyn Coffin Ex elx 1 C d1dnt mcrease the bus1ness 01 M rston s Drug Store9 9 '7 'J IIreder1ck wasnt seen wlth Paul9 Jerry were real buddles wlth the teachers Rodger ex er came to H1story class9 L ona1d wasnt always th1nk1ng of h1s ch1ckens9 C orge had a 1952 Cad1llac9 B1lly drove h1s car about 20 mlles per hour9 Paul ever walked 1nstead of dr1v1ng h1s car9 B ncroft d1dnt look at h1s watch a dozen t1n1es 1n a certa1n class9 Robert w snt seen 1n Bath real often9 7 HIT PARADE I Cant Help It Arlene Ames Cuddle Up A L1ttle Closer Roy Barnes Buttons and Bows Evelyn Boudm Bc MV L1fe s Co1npan1on Carol Brown It s A Lovely Day Today Evelvn Crona Gone F1sh1n Freder1ck Daley A Guy IS A Guy Jerry Dalto 1 I Got Rhythm Rodger Dalton Down Yonder Marjory Delano The Ch1cken Song Leonard Dunto11 Always Late Madelene Fa1rf'1eld I Ran all the Way Home ffrom Alnab George Flanders I Llke It Chlml Ann Grover Hot Rod Race B1lly Johnson Lets L11 e A L1ttle Robert MacQueston Jr ROVIH Kmd Paul Mlete Slowpoke Janet N1chols Undec1ded Barbara Petr1e Pa1nt1ng the Clouds Wlth Sunshme Judy RINGS Shrnnp Boat Bancroft Stetson OUR JULIET POSSESSES OUR ROMEO POSSESSES Eleanor s ha1r Carol s teeth Judy eyes Carol l1ps Carol s nose Ann s figure Carol s complex1on Evelyn C s sm1le Arlene s personal1ty Ann s we1ght Marjory s he1ght Janet s manners Barbara s legs Evelyn Bs hands Arlene s feet Madelene s smartness Robert s ha1r Pauls teeth Jerry s eyes Jerry s l1ps Roy s nose Jerry s physlque Bancroft s complex1on Jerry s sm1le Roy s personal1ty George s we1ght Rodger s helght Fredemck s manners Bllly s legs Roy S hands Leonard s feet Paul s smartness 18 n e 1 Q u lg , 7, 9 1 ' ' ' as A 11 . 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' 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 5 7 THE RED AND BLACf S3PHOMORE PERSONALS lVhat Would Happen If9 9 9 9 9 Ann grew ta1l9 Mth r dldnt work 1n the Gr1ll9 Lfxrb ru M dldnt haxe her mamon zb ra K got mad9 Belnard couldnt work at Munseys Blanche d1dnt llke Goat9 C rol d1dnt l1ke Nashes9 D nne d1dnt haye her m1lkman9 E 1l h d h1s math done on t1me Ed th w snt on the flrst honor ro Helen d1dnt dance9 Isa c d1dnt argue9 Joanna d1dnt get letters from Laura9 K nkle couldnt go out wlth Roger L couldnt glve hls wltty remarks Medora d1dnt have Earl9 Roger went to the mox les alone Rosal c d1dnt llke Franc1s9 'Veddy d1dnt tease the g1rls Wlll rd d1dnt l1ke x1ol1n1sts9 JUNIOR PERSONALS VVhat Would Happen If9 9 9 9 Faylel e were slx feet tall9 Sherry was seen wlthout a t3X19 Adr1enne d1dnt haxe a certaln crush Tllly was told not to talk for one wee Joan d1dnt have qu1te a Yearn 9 Carolyn d1dnt wrlte to a certam boy Ronney was seen wlthout a grammar school glfly Ross forgot how to rrnlk a cow9 Johnny got real mad at Mar1e9 Bobby d1dnt go to Bath often9 Georges ha1r turned coal black9 Dlcky was the SIZE of a g1ant9 Gordon d1dnt s1t wlth a certam sen glrl durlng assembly9 IOI' FRESHMEN PERSONALS What Would Happen lf9 9 9 9 9 Prlscllla d1dnt l1ke Bert Edda was 1mpol1te9 Dellght wasnt alwavs fluttermg, aroun Barbala was a man hater9 Elzada could s1t st1ll9 Joanne made a loud NOISE Betty llked the boys9 Betty C talked loud9 Dolores couldnt spend part of the w1nter IH Flor1da9 Mary Lou was d1scourteous9 Ward d1dnt ask questlons IH Algebra Davld W'h1tnev left the g1rls alone9 Dax 1d Wh1tten had h1s work 1n on t1me9 Davld Barnes dldn t make Mr H1ldEbY8Hdt mad 1n CIVICSQ Rlchald llked schooll Rxchard Colby couldnt dance' Merr1ll m1ssed the bus' Margaret wasnt alwavs on the run after a certaln Semor boy9 Frank came to school every day9 Robert d1dnt haye br1ght colored sh1rts9 Herbert got As ID Engl1sh9 Stuart was as tall as Leonard Dunton lVI1chael dldnt make the honor roll9 Marle wasnt seen ln Johnny s car every noon9 M1ldred d1dnt haye red ha1r Robert Grant was full of pep9 Carroll got h1s work m on t1me9 John wasn t seen m the Ace Gr1ll9 Dorls s ha1r was ex er out of place Stanley was ever qu1et9 Ralph came to school every day9 Joseph mlssed a day of school9 Gall wasnt teasmg somebodv9 Janet was late for school9 TQ I9 U . A . , . ,, 2. 1 , . ' 7 ' 1' df' ' ' ' ., ' f d? Da' 2. ' . f . ' . . 3 l 'J ' ' ' 1 - ' 9 a ' ' ' . ' . ' ' f ' . . - 'va' a ' ' 9 ' ' ' . i J a l ' ll? ' ' . ,, ' a ' 9 ' ' 9 ca . - - . , . Y . . c . V - I , , , 9 y. . . , . D ee ' ' ' ' 7 ' ' ' - ' , , . . . Nancy came to school everyday? Jay couldn't do Algebra? 1' 7 ' - ' 1 , , ' 1 ' - ' - V s ' ' . , . ,, . . , .- Vv. 1? L . , . i V. . . l -YL 1 M , , 7 . . 1 ' ' 1 I7 x 'C ' . . . . . Q ., y 1 - . 4 ' 7 , ' Y? . . , 7 . 9 ' l , ko . . , Y . 7 ' 7 ' H 77 , Y . , . . ,, . . . ' . 1 , ' w ' V - - ' V ' 1 . 0 v 1 ' . Y 7 ' . , , . y , y . , . . , . . . , THE RED AND BLACK JUNIOR Q LASS Front row left to right Pri cllla Lolby John Connors Joan Johnson Faylene Hunnewell Ronald Shea Sherry Somes Ross Huber Back row Adrienne Nadeau Richard Dalton George Main Gordon Merry Carolvn Coffin On September 10 a class meeting was held and the following were elected class officers for the year President Faylene Hunnewell Vice President Ronald Shea Se retary Sherry Somes Treasurer Joan Johnson Class Adx isor Miss Foss The Student Council members arei John Connors President and Priscilla Colby Secretary. On October 19 a Harvest Dance was held at the Gym. A good time was had by those who attended. During all home basketball games the cl ss sold soda pop The profits trom th games were very good The class is represented in basketball by the rollowing girls and boys: Faylene Ilunnewell Joan Johnson Priscilla Colby Adrienne Nadeau Sherry Somes Gordon Merry Robert Hersom George Main Ron- ald Shea and Ross Huber. The class hopes that they will be able to hold many more activities next year. SHERRY SOMES '53 THE RED AND BLAtl SOPHOMORE 1 I ASS 'K Iront row left to rlght Helen Lester Dianne WICIIOIS Carolyn Farnham Blanche Vxckrey Ann Melte Barbara Vlunsey Edith Whltney Second rou MarJor1e Lalnan Mary Jane Webb Nancy Hodgdon Mary bmlth Rosalle Libby Barbara Koehlmg Joanna L ht Nledora Knowles Back Row Lee Shelton Earl Reed Bernard Koehlmg Isaaf Gallup Roger Cowley Theodore Dowling Arthur Dalton The sophomore class oflicers th1S Vear are tollows Pres1dent Blanche St1cknex Vrce Preszdent Carolyn Farnham Secretary Dlanne N1chols Treasurer Ann Mlete Our s uden councll representatlx es are Mary Smlth and W1llard Lew1s Our blggest dellght th1S year was ln 1n1t1at1ng the freshmen The students Wore the usual r1d1culous clothes to school Tha etenlng we oHic1allx ll'llIl8IGd them ln the new gym We had sex er ll athletes th1s year Mary bmlth Medora Knowles Joanna L1ght Ed1th Whltnex and Rosalle Ltbby were on the guls basketball team Wxllard Lew1s and Roger Cowlex plated on the boys basketball team Four ot our g1f1S were on the cheerleadlng squad They were Blanche Stuknev Carolyn Farnham Ann Mlete and Carol Ollx er DI ANNIE NICHOLS 3-1 CT 21 ss , 1 , .. x AJ xx ij 'D' wr gf I, ai Jr- A t 'W , . i , - f -,u .L ,., , . 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'I v , L ll- . . 22 THE RED AND BLACK FRESHMEN CLASS lt l Front rovs left to right Edda Baxlev Barbara Brown Elzada Thorndlke Janet Selgers Prlscllla Petrie Rxchard Colbv Marie ZlSk3 Mary Lou Tracy Betty Creamer Second row Mr Dangle Stuart Wyman Davld Barnes Betty McLoed Mildred Page Delight Greenleaf Dorls Randall Joanne Koehlmg Gall Rogers Margaret Hatch Rlchard Wllllams Back row Robert Delano Stanley Laton Mlchael Welder Herbert Grover John Lelghton David Whitten Jay Blagdon Joseph Russell Ward Cunnlngham Davnl Whltney Merrill Chase In September the freshmen class was Hlgh School by the sophomore class wltn the regular 1n1t1at1on of dresslng up and the stunts and party 1n the gym 1n the evenlng Thxs year the freshmen have been very act1ve 1n sports The boys who went out for Junlor V8fS1ty Basketball were Jay Blagdon Herbert Grover DaV1d Whltney Rlchard Colby Davrd Wh1tten Davld Barnes Stuart Wyman Stanley Caton Ward Cunnmgham and John Lelghton Also we had Dehght Greenleaf Barbara Brown Mary Lou Tracy out for basketball and Pmscrlla Petr1e out for cheerleadmg The freshmen class was well represented fall w1th Dolores Wanser w1nn1ng the hxgh salesmanshlp pr1ze and Ward Cun nmgham comlng 1n second for h1gh sales menshlp The officers for the year were as follows Pres1dent R1chard Colby V1ce Pres1dent Edda Balley Secretary Pr1sc1lla Petrle Treasurer Janet Se1gers The class had three representatlves on the Student Counc1l They were Dehght Greenleaf Dav1d Whltten and Joseph Russell PRISCILLA PETRIE 13 L. lp ln V' . : . .n ' 1 . 1 . x welcomed wholeheartedly into Wiscasset in the magazine drive held in the early . , . . , . . . 7 - 5 7 ' . 1 . 7 7 7 7 7 ' U 7 . . 7 9 ' A THE RED AND BLAC1 Ed1tor1a1 OUR AMERICA Four years ago the class ot 1952 made th 1r entrance 1nto W1SC3SSet Academy All we l1XGd for was the dav when we we 111 graduate Now suddenly and seem 1ngly wlthout wa1n1ng the t1me IS here Now we must leaye h1gh school and ou1 ch1ld1sh ways and prepare ourselves for the future a future wh1ch IS one of the most d1fTlcult any age group has ever faced Our l1ves freedom and country are at stake and we must do everyth1ng IH our power to preserye the Amer1can way of l1 e Wh1le we have been IH h1gh school wc haxe watched the turmo1l be1ng bu1lt up between Commun1sm and Democracy We have learned that one of these but two governments so d1Fferent 1n the1r b l1efs and customs can 1n any way make adjustments to IIVQ peaceably 1n the same world Dur1ng the summer before we entered our Jun1or year the Ch1nese Commun1sts Wlth the lNorth Korean Communlsts made an attack on South Korea Immed1atelv our Armed Forces were bu1lt up and sent to th1s fore1gn country Thousands of boys not much older than ourselves have al ready lost the1r l1ves flghtmg Commun1sm 1n Korea More thousands of boys our own age w1ll lose the1r l1ves IH the next few years Among those who have not and w1ll not lose the1r IINGS are the m1ll1ons wounded Even IH our own country we must fight th1s dread government There are those people who bel1eve we should have Com mumsm and are trymg to br1ng It 1nto Amer1ca In my op1n1on these persons are 1gnorant of what they are domg and f they had c Sl l1xcl Lnder the hand ot Stalm would realme that 1t IS not the r1gnt government Th1s IS our Amer1ca we must lIVe for It hght for 1t and ex en d1e for It because 1t we lose th1s battle to keep our countrv free then death must br1ng us th1s free dom No person brought up IH Amer1ca could ever surv1ve under the Flgld rule of a d1ctator Yes th1s IS our Amer1ca let s keep 1t that way B ARBARA PETRIE 02 GIVE AND TAKE There we1e many floats 1n the Arm1st1ce Day Parade All were good but one was outstandmg To me 1t had the most mean Th1s was the one that yolced a plea for blood donors There were two scenes The first was a qu1et hosp1tal room where two nurses were busy g1v1ng a pat1ent a blood trans fus1on Unless some person had w1ll1ngly g1ven up what l1ttle blood he could spare that person m1ght have d1ed The doctors and sc1ent1sts are do1ng the1r Job of learn 1ng how to type blood and how to trans fuse It from one body to another Now It IS the Amer1can c1t1zens Job to glV8 the blood so that these men may put the1r 1deas to use The second scene was the battlefield An Army doctor was trymg to g1ye a wounded man who was los1ng blood more to fill h1s yems These men do not haye a qulet hospltal room All around them flghtmg IS golng on Shells and bombs are flung ex ery whlch way and they know that any m1nute they may be k1lled St1ll they stop and try to QIVS l1fe to a wounded 'I 23 I I 1' ' ' ' C 1 1 . ' 1 9 4 7 . Q 2' 1 I ' '. . . l . . . . . Y 7 7 M , . . Q Y . . 7 .. L - v 1 ' ' . , ' ' U W - . ' 7 7 ' L. , V . 'f . , . A . . ' never both, must be the ruling power. No ing and left a deep impression on my mind. , . . . . 7 . 9 . 7 7 . 7 ' . , ' . T . . . 7 7 . , , - Y - . 1 . ' 1 , . ' 7 Y 11 V 7 . V . G 7 v . . 7 ' .1 .1 THE RED AND BLACK comrade But how can they saxe a man llfe 1f they hax ent got the blood to do lt Does that man haxe to he there and dle just because the f merlcan c1t1zens for Whom he IS nghtmg are too lazy to gnc Stop and tlnnk about lt That man max be a very dear lr1end o relatne a ne1gh bor s son or even your own son Whoever he IS he IS very dear to someone and they w ant to see h1m safely home So g,o soon to your nearest hospltal or blood bank and gne even just a l1ttl blood so tha those boys who are glvlng up so mum Amerma agaln MI-:DORA KNOWLES 14 bTUDY HALL -'Wu an 24 , , ' 'fs ' , . ' ' 1 Y 7 ' b l I , . . . Y ' J' , rl H L , l . V . . Q , A L H Pilit of blood fOr all his hard Work? for us, may someday see their beloved 6- .H , THE RED AND BLACK Llterary FREEDOM A D1 Robert Ley gaye th1s def1n1t1on of lreedom X man IS tree first when he can J drlnk dress and l1ve as he pleases or llnds necessary s cond he can Wande1 aut ll'1lO the yyorld whenevex and howeve1 l1e p ases and th1rd When others honor nd esteem h1s labors That IS the tru IW Il 11ng of freedom The World IS now go1ng through an un ceclared War Thousands of people have been k1lled defendmg the1r country People 111 fore1gn lands haye been left h m less and manv ch1ldren haye lost th ll p rents Manv of the people Want tm llX9 peacefully and eniov l1fe but un lortunately some w1ll not be sat1sHed Llfllll they haye rule oy er the Whole World Tn people l1v1ng IH the Un1ted States rcn t affected y ery much unless they have som one dear to them 111 the SGFVICQ We do not apprec1ate enough the freedoms we do haye We just take them for granted Our four mam freedoms are freedon1 of worship freedom of speech freedom of the press and freedom from fear We are free to worsh1p whenever wherever and howey er We please We are free to speak and wr1te what we want to We don t have to l1ye IH fear ln Russ1a and 1ts satell1tes people dont know what lt IS to haye these great free doms They are ruled and watched all the t1me to see that they dont do anvthing contrary to the1r goy ernment Commun1sm IS growmg and unless We are wlllmg to help other countr1es defend themsely es against 11 we mlght know what lt lb not to haye the many freedoms yvc c IH enioy It would be Wonderlul 1f the Whol world could l1ye 1n peace but now lt looks l1ke an 1mposs1blc task ANN CROVEH SPRING Yes It comes to ey eryone about th1s t1me e ch year that feel1ng that jus seems to make you sparkle and bubble oyer Wllh energy You dont know what ll 15 so you blame 1t on that l1ttle word spr1ng or as some may say 1t s spr1ng fever W1Dt6I months a1e tadmg fast ayvav now and thc snow 15 dlsappearlns, a l1ttle more each day You awake each morn1ng to see the sur streammg IH througn your Wlndow and maybe far off 1n the d1stance a b1rd lb s1ng1ng merr1ly A qu1ck look out of door makes you Want to hurry and get out so you can be a part of that fresh rad1ant day The water runnmg 1n the stxeets and the Nmd blowing the tree tops very gentlv all add to the p1cture School days now become that l1ttle somethlng that 15 hard to take The though of havlng to h1de oursely es behlnd a book all day suddenly becomes more 1ntolerable than ever Yes we do go and We have our books but I am afrald our mmds may bc found yvonder1ng out the wmdow eyery so often A qulck snap and We bring them back or we may find oursely es st1ll behmd those books when the school day IS oy 91 The urge to sta1t throw1ng that baseball 581265 the boys and they beg1n to look ahead to that day when they w1ll find V ,Y Zo I . .' , 4 .V ' V . V . V . c , , , , . . .V K H. .. H I' 11 ' ' - - 1 1 'V ' V ' . ,Vf ' ' . . . Y K' '1 1 9 ' , . ,. D . , 1 N- v - .-, 1 Jr.. y ' . . . 1 . ' 13 , , ,X L ' ' , G . Q ' va 1 'A ' ny, 1 . i , 1 Y .1 7 V . . . Y . . L - 3 L J 1 1 . . . . ' 7 v . Y Y , . t U ' V ' . . . V . . 1 V . . . - , V . . v l Y . , . - C.. 3 V 7 , . V V' Y' o'1 .- .. c. . U . 1 ' . . 1 ' 1 ' U V , V ' , , ' . ' .' I . ' . 1 1, ' r f 1 In . . . . . - . - . V . . , V A 1. , x k v 1 V . . . . Q IV . . . KV - . . . . . . S t 1 V .1 Y . 1 1 . 7 . 7 V V V' . .Y Q ' . L - , . . . D r .Y . , . . . , , , 7 , . . . . ' ' ' X V - 1 ' V V . Y , . . r ' y Y .1 1 . Y 1 - ' V , ' v 7 V 7 ' ' ' V ' ., V THE RED AND BLACK themselves out ln the fleld facmg the opposlng team Yes that feel1ng SQIZBS the boys and the rest of us are all anx1ous to start cheerlng our lungs out for that vlctory we hope to obtam Well these are a few of the th1ngs we all experlence and they are wonderful fe hngs lf you can t find a reason for your act1ons about th1s t1rne of year dont worry about lt Slmply say to anyone you want to I am not worrvlng dont you feel 1t lt s sprlng I FAYLENE HUNNEWELL 73 PEOPLE EQUALITY People are made of flesh and blood and bones Some are whlte some yellow others black some are Cathohcs some Protes tants others Jews Some are Democrats some Republlcans others Communlsts but they re all people They all have more have more or less the same bad tra1ts Everybody has at least one major v1ce no matter what h1s color or creed Nobody rs qu1te perfect fthough some people seem to thlnk they arej Rememberlng Gertrude Stem S comment A rose IS a rose IS a rose I say A person IS a person IS a person no matter who he People also come 1n dlfferent SIZES shapes and looks some are fat some thln some beautlful some plaxn some blg others small they re d1fferent natlonal 1t1es have d1fferent languages looks hablts but they re all the same th1ng PEOPLE' ' ' True some are better educated or better brought up or better someth1ng than others but they add up to the same thlng PEOPLE EDDA BAILEY ov At slx thlrty a rn we rlse 1n the dawn We are called from our beds bv the old breakfast horn W1th muffins and pancakes and sausage galore We re warm and we re happy t1ll we reach the door A sharp breeze blows 1n we re ch1lled to the bone We stlie a gasp and end wlth a moan The snows to our necks we sputter and cough We stumble and sl1p our feet just took off Uphrll we struggle round a corner or bend We reach the mam road now does ou trouble end Spots seem to appear before our very eyes ls th1s summer? Are they butterfhesq And just before our san1ty s past We see the school bus here at last ls th1s a m1rage We shed tears of gr1ef Then our mlnds say IIS real' and we re filled w1th rel1ef Unt1l we no longer can stand on our feet repeat MICHAEL NFLDER au FROM ROOM VIII Whlle stand1ng at the wlndow Of dear W1scasset H1gh I look upon a vlllage And a beautlful blue sky I see a rallroad statlon Wlth the tram st1ll puffing hot And I thlnk of what lt used to And what It st1ll IS not Away off rn the dlstance I see the mountams rlse And far below thelr purple hue The sparkllng rlver l1es It makes me proud of Dear Old Ma1ne Thls beautlful scenery does It represents the growxng state That every Marne chrld loves MEDORA KNOWLES 04 26 I 1 I ' I ' ' . I l 7 . ' 7 . I 7 If , . . . - , , . 1 v - ' , , , . , . . , . C A . V' , v . . . , 7 C I Q . L ' . 4. ' . 1 - ' , -V y . 7 7 ' 77 , .- I V l ' 7 7 , r . . , 7 . l , , 1 ' ' 4 7 7 , . , . 1 I 1 , - ' n , ' or-less, the same good traits, and they all Umll SUmm91',S here, th1S SC9119 We'11 Q ' ' 7 l - ' ' at - 11 X ,-- , , , , ' p , Q . . . il ' ' Y, if 7 , . - - as , . is! l l . . ' . l . ' . 9 l I be, 7 S 5 . . ' 1- , l I ,.. . 1 . . U I 1 I x x ' ' - . , . v 7 , LL ' 52 , . . Q l 1 ' , THE RED AND BLAC rs MY PSALM OF WOI' lVl1s Sherm1n IS mx teaehe1 s11ll not bass bhe maketh me WIIIL poems She eompels me to expose mx 1qno1anee belore the elder, She maketh me VNIIIQ eomposltlons IOI he1 sake Thls upsets me and I haxe te11'1ble n1ght mares She prepareth qulzze lor me 1n the pres enee of mx classmates She eg1xeth me all 80s and mx Work IS runnmg ox er Surelx zero shall folloxx me all the daxs ot mx hte And I shall dxx ell III he1 Enghsh elass lo1 ex LI Amen RICH -XRD COLBY SCHOOI IN DRI XMS 1ool IS sueh ILII JI sm1c e A the te 1ehe1s 114 so sxxeet lNex e1 eompleun 1l xve nent neit Thex nexe1 Q1oxvl 1l ou1 xvol lx s not done We need no excuses 11 xve dont eomf Thex nex ez g1xe us mueh Wflllx to do 'Vo detent1on Luekx xou Onlx III dreams Im sfzd to sax BL-XNCI-IF SIICKNEY ABSLIN T WIIINDILD The d1x I5 eold 1nd VKIHCIX And snow xx as on the 5IOL1Y'lCI I made mx xxdx doxx II Pede11l Strut FQ1 II1.,h .Sehool I xx 1s hound ILIIIIC d 111 'it tl1e e Ill Reealled the dax xx 1 SLIIICIIX Vldde mx xv1x htek Fedeml St1eet And xx ent to hed t1ll lxlondlx D XVIII XVHIFXI' X ' j .' ' 1 1' is .' ' - e ' - 1 Scl 5 ' ll happy place I 1. I, A Q ' IZ le 5 'lr on ex'11'x' face. K. y ' l ' -. I A , X H ll 1 -2' .' I I fy' 1 - A ' ' 12 'x I C ' ' , . . V ' . ,A ' ' . I . , , , . . - - fl 1 1 V vs' 1 4 ' I ' Y V 1 9 - , 1 - v - Y . , I W I . R i ' Y , YC, il1OU55h I IVY mY best, I learn nothing. Of course school's really not this wax' ' , V , ' x ' - V ' 3. L.. 7 sc ., ,. - A LY I 4 1. I I Av ' C ' ' s 4- . kv . A K. . Y L . 1 I 7 If y ' 1 W- , Y' K' 41' ' . V, . v Av: ' 1 Y H Y v X X X H i ' X X . . . . ' C ' f ' M - 1' Aff 'ap . I' I '? ' I 1'r'1e1', .111 1 1 ' Aj el' 2 ' X 1 'r' , I I I Elf Ze ' X 28 THE RED AND BLACK Activities SENIOR VIAQQ Pl AY Front row left to right Ann Grover Arlene Ames Bancroft Stetson Barbara Petrie Carol Broun Evelyn Cronk Judlth Rmes Back row Mrs Sherman Madelene Fanrfiell George Flanders Leonard Dunton Janet Nichols Eleanor Glidden Rhyme Nor Reason Was presented 1n the W1scasset Theatre on Fuday Noi ember 18 1951 The scene is 1n the hung room of D1 Carraway s CBarbara Petrie, bungalow on the grounds of Sunnydell Sanitarlum Dr Carraway brlngs her new husband Pat fBancroft Stetsonj a happy go luck night club entertalner home to l1V6 Pat gets 1nto trouble with Dr Beebe fRobert MacQuestonJ and Con tance agrees wltn h1m Bobo fArlene Amesb an old fr1end irom the chorus comes to see Pat and hc decides to have some fun He gives hex one of the lunat1cs unlforms and tells Dr Beebe she lS Sylx 1a Sglxesta Then the 1 l Svlvia QAnn Groverj arrives Pats rich Aunt Laula Uanet N1cholsJ had d1S inhellted hun but when she heard that he was at the san1tar1um she thmks he lS crazy and comes to take him home When Pat hears thlS he doesnt tell the truth Beebe threatens to tell the t1uth and Pat locks h1m in the closet Wlth a lunatlc Then L 1 J K kj J .... ... . if .,.,,, 'A aw Xl 65 V ' Yl,,WiAwz 1 NH, J , A 'V , . 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THE RED AN D BLAC another SylV13 turns up Mary Glles fCarol Brownj a lunatlc adds to the h1l arlty by commg 1n and confusmg all the other characters So many compl1cat1ons plle on compl1cat1ons that I cant go on Madelene Fa1rf-leld and Eleanor Ghdden were two other lunatrcs Judlth Rmes IH her role of Peppv the colored mald and Evelyn Cronk as Dobbms a female at tendant make the scene complete The play was a blg success although It was on a stormy nlght I am sure ey eryone enyoved lt and we all enjoyed puttmg lt on Much cred1t goes to Mrs Shel man who coached us Stage managers were C eorge Flanders Paul Mlete Row Barnes and Rodger Dal ton Leonard Dunton was the advert1s1ng manager Madelene Falrfield b slness manager Evelyn Boudm and Marjorv De lano were IH charge ot makeup IUIJITH RINIES NEW YORK TRIP THE NEW YORK TRIP On Sunday Apr1l 20 the eager and brlght eyed Senlors left on the1r class tr1p to New York Everyone was so exclted but a few were sad at the thought of leavmg therr frlends It seemed there was a cav followmg us We saw It at the stat1on IN Bath and Brunswlck but he went back to W1scasset We arr1ved 1n Portland about 7 30 The conductor got us a n1ce car wh1ch we oc cupled by oursely es We left our bags there and left a few people guardmg the car and the rest took off unt1l 9 30 It seems that 1 few semor g1rls were hungry for apples but nobody had any At last we were on the way Nothmg much happened except no one got any sleep Ann and Carol were the only ones who really slept A few almost got to sleep but a few sneaky boys would accldently Wake them The water cooler was used frequently as evervbody was th1rsty The tra1n stopped at Worcester Every body got off except those who thought thev m1ght catch a few mmutes sleep but all 1n vam But at last we arrlved at Grand Central Statlon We got off the tram and started walkmg wh1ch seemed to be about a half '1 m1le We halled a tax1 and went to the Warwlck Hotel and got reg1stered IH our looms wh1ch I m1ght say were really n1ce FVFLYN CRONIK 69 MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY After we arrry ed rn New York we had two hours to freshen up and eat At 9 30 am we met ln the lobby of the hotel to go to the Museum of Natural H1story The Museum IS a blg beaut1ful structure and It would take many hours to see ey ery th1ng IH It There are an1mals reptlles brrds etc of all types shapes and slzes from all over the world They are IH glass caslngs and the background IS exactly lrke the scenery where the anlmal was kxlled Some of the students and the chaper ones had the1r plctures taken 1n front of the elephants and may appear 1n the Sat urday Ex en1ng Post It IS an xnterestmg place and the most educatlonal place we savx 111 New York ANN GROVER 12 ff .X 29 H . ,. 7 . . , . 7 . . - y V '1 ,, . . . 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V .- A v THE RED AND BLACK YACHT TRIP ATOUND MANHATTAN Tne class met in the lobby of the hotel at 1 30 and left by bus for the pier to catch the excursion boat for the trip around Manhattan While waiting for the boat to leave we talked and looked around at the different sights The Constitution was in lox repairs at the next dock over from ours The loud speaker announced the arrival of the Q een Elizabeth just coming in from Europe You can just imagine what a thrill th s gave us as It was totally unexpected We left our pier at 2 30 and turned around toward the Queen Elizabeth so that we might have a better v1ew of her many on the boat took pictures We saw the Statue of Liberty Ellis Is land where the immlgrants come in the Lipton Tea Company and many other places and buildings We saw the docks We also saw a dock painted red white and blue like an Amer1can flag and were told that this 1S the dock the home coming serv ice men come in to We were at an angle from the shore so that we saw up Wall Street and Broadway looklng straight up both streets Broadway is the longest avenue in the world We saw the Squatters Village on the Brooklyn side with its many tar papei shacks the United Nations building on the Manhattan side Yankee Stadium Charity or Welfare Island and many other points of interest In all we passed under nine teen brldges' VVe had to wait for one rail road bridge to be raised for us On the left banking before this stop we saw the Col umb1a University Athletic Field There were many small parks along the shore on the Manhattan side These were crowd ed with people that day as it was quite warm We saw the new Franklin D Roose velt Highway runmng on top of the water Coming out lnto the Hudson River we headed back towards our dock which was Just below the dock where the Queen Elizabeth was On a high hill on the op posite side of Manhattan in New Jersey we could see the Ferris wheel in Palisades Park We wanted to go over there but never did find tlme We arrlved back at our pier at 5 30 a three hour tr1p MADELENE FAIRFIELD 02 STATUE OF LIBERTY On Tuesday morning we started for the Statue of Liberty by the subway which must have stopped at least a hundred times along the way Waiting for the ferry with us were 1 group of school children Among this group were a lot of l1ttle Negro children who were really very cute All of us had a wonderful trme watching them sing and dance We had an hour to spent at the statue before the ferry took us back Many of us bought little souvenirs and a few had their pictures taken with the statue as the background We were able to take an elevator up to the foot of the statue but had to walk the rest of the way The stairs were winding and very narrow After what seemed l1ke hours of climbing we arrived at the head of the statue As we looked down people and objects below looked very small At the end of the hour we returned to the ferry for the trip back EMPIRE STATE BUILDING After returmng from the Statue of Lib erty we went to the Empire State Building We took elevators up to the observatory 102 stories high From there we got a won derful view of New York City We were able to see such buildings at the Chrysler 30 1 ' . 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THE RED AND BLACK Blllldlflg RCA Buxldmg and the U N Blllldlllg We also got a good XIGW of th Hudson Rxver and Central Park About everyone bought soux en1rs anal a few stayed for dmner at the observatory ELEANOR GLIDDENI 19 RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL Wednesday mormng at 9 30 the class me at Radlo C1ty to see the show After wa1t 1ng a few m1nutes we were let 1n The 1n terlor of the bu1ld1ng was as beautlful as we had 1mag1ned We were about the firs ones IH so we were able to get front seats After gett1ng our programs and mak1 f ourselves comfortable IH our seats We walted pat1ently for the show to begln Ram wh1ch everyone enjoyed There was an Easter Pageant and ballet danclng There were Jugglmg acts and a fashxon show We also saw the Rockettes After th1s was over we all went out to eat our dlnner .IANIET NICHOLS On Wednesday afternoon a few boys from our class went on the Uptown Down town tour of New York C1ty We shared a speclal bus w1th some g1rls from New Hampton who were also on a tour On the trlp we saw many polnts of ID terest such as the L1ttle Church Around the Corner the Un1ted Nat1ons bu1ld1ng Wall Street the Bowery and many othex famous places We Walked through the Church of St John the D1y1ne and also through ch1na town PAUL 'VIIETE 32 N B C BUILDING AND R C A ROOF On Thulsdav mor nmg we went on a con ducted toux of the NBC Bu1ld1ng The hrst thlng we saw were p1ctures of people who broadcast over N B C Next we Went to the broadcastlng rooms These rooms are all soundproot On the outslde of th1s room they hay e a scale made showmg how these rooms are made sound proof Here we also saw a news broadcast 1ng room We next saw an old control system wh1ch took onlv one man to operate then a new one wh1ch takes three men They also showed us how they made d1fferent sound effects on dltferent rad1o programs We saw a teley1s1on room and Barbara Petr1e Ann Grox ex and George Flanders saw themselves on telev1s1on From here we went to the RCA Root and had our pxctures taken 1n a group overlook1ng the top of the c1ty ARLENE AMES 2 CIRCUS Thursdav even1ng ex eryone went to the c1rcus We arr1x ed at M8d1SOH Square Garden around 7 and the c1rcus d1dn t be gm unt1l 830 Therefore we had a lot of t1me to look at the dlfferent anlmals and see the Slde shows At 8 we went up to get our seats for the c1rcus Exeryone sat to gether 1n the balcony The show began wlth the l1on tamer 1n the center rlng wh1ch was xery enterta1n 1ng to all There were three shows goxng on at the same t1me They were all so good It was hard to tell wh1ch one we should watch The dlffezent shows were :J Stars Per formers Flylng Hlgh K1HgdOm Fol ' 3l ' I , . - . I ' I . n n n u 0 n 4 , Y . 1 . . . . . . Y ' 1 .L A . ' V , A ' . L D , . . . . .ng . 5 , . . . . . l ' Y y C First was the movie, Singing In The ' Q ' l 7 ' ' 1 . . . ' I 7 . .5 1 '52 ' 1 . . V . - ' V 7 - . . . - I 7 , . . . , I I A I y . - 7 . - Y Q 3 ' 7 7 ' ' V ' Y 7 l 'f' ' ' I ' . Y Y THE RED AND BLACK Horses Powerful Performers and manx others The circus lasted for three hours and L 'im sure that ex eryone enjoyed every min ute of it JUDY RINES 37 THE TRIP HOME FROM NEW YORK The class left Grand Central Station home We were all very tired and some of us despite the movements of the train and noise from some of the other classmates went to sleep But for the most part we stayed awake until earlv morning At about six forty fixe we stopped in Portland and were permitted to leave the train to get breakfast Two hours later we arrived in Wis casset FREDERICK DALEY 02 WE WILL NEVER FORGET Barnum and Bailey Circus Museum of Natural History Freddys political speeches Tour of New York City by George and Freddy Broadway and Times Square at night Radio City Music Hall Our telexision stars The trip to and from New York Central Park The Subways The automats The N B C tour George modeling the latest in baby clothes in the Warwick Hotel The recordings we made on Broadway The Statue of Liberty The Yacht and Ferry trip The Empire State Building Our aching feet' Evelyn and Janet riding in the elevator with Robert Cummings The Fact that Johnny Ray Betty Hut ton Robert Cummings and Francho Tone were in the same hotel with us The exclusive Raleigh Room The early hours we kept BARBARA PETRIE 72 32 around 9:10 Friday evening for the trip Rooms 1402, 1502v'1602' 1512, 1614 and 1709 THE RED AND BLACK JOURNALISM I LUB Front row left to rlght Prlscllla Colby Barbara Petrle Ann Grover Blanche Stlckney Edda, Bailey Prlscllla Petrie Second row Joan Johnson Sherry Somes Carol Brown Dianne Nllchols Edith Whitney Faylene Hunnewell Mr Dalgle Back row Davld Whlt ten Ross Huber Delight Greenleaf Rosalle Llbbv Richard I olbv Fvelvn fronk The Journahsm Club s first meetmg was held soon after school started to elect a staff and to choose a name for the school paper The staff was chosen as follows Ed1tor ln Chlef Ann Grover Asst Edltors Barbara Petr1e and Blanche Stlckney L1terary Ed1tor Faylene Hunnewell Asst L1t Edltor Edda Ba1ley Buslness Manager Ross Huber Alumnl Edltor Carol Brown Joke Ed1tors Dav1d Whltten and Rosahe L1bby Romance Ed1tor Joan Johnson Student Councll Pr1sc1lla Colby Art Edltors D1anne Nlchols and Rlchard Colby Fash1on Edltor Dellght Greenleaf Exchange Ed1tor Blanche Stlckney VaFS1ty Sports Ed1tor Ed1th Whltney Senlor Reporter Evelyn Cronk Junlor Reporter Sherry Somes Sophomore Reporter D1anne N1chols Freshman Reporter Pr1sc1lla Petr1e Advlsor Mr Dalgle The name decided upon was the Spot llght Th1s years paper has been a xery well organmed one and has been well rece1ved ' 33 W I .ig Ir 25 ' 42 , RI ., , -6 I . .,,. , l , , ', . . Z - 7 7 ' H ' 7! 7 1 THE RED AND BLACK as well as by the was exchanged It paper conslderlng f3C111tl6S ava1lable by the student body schools w1th Whom lt IS a part1cularly good the llmlted supply of to the staff Next year Mr Dalgle the papers adv1sor lntends to get new sup pl cs Mflth whlch to 1mprove the paper Before school closes a meetrng of the staff w1ll be held and new members of th staff w1ll be chosen for next y ar to tak the place of the senlors who are leax ln us EDDA BAILT' 'dr x HGME El ONOVIILS W...-1' '33 svn, Left to nght Judith Rmes Evelvn Boudm Carol Brown Larolvn Coffin Max-,lorv Delano At the begmnmg of the school year the Home Economlcs students made p1ckles Jelly canned tomatoes and frozen peaches We pa1nted the Home Economlcs room a llght green and dark green and made curta1ns for the wxndows At Chrlstmas t1me we d1d stenc1l work and then we started cooklng The Sopho more class learned cookmg sewrng and home nurslng v a . . 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Q . . . v , , . - - . t . . v . . . , u - , I . . . . v - THE RED AND BLACK COMMERCIAL Front row left to Flght Joan Johnson Arlene Ames Second row Sherry Somes Eleanor Glldden Back row Ann Grover Evelyn Cronk The enrollment 1n Commerc1al subjects Nom year the department plans to offer tnls year IS as follows the new Slmpllfled Gregg Shorthand Bookkeepmg Beg1nn1ng typ1ng Advanced typ1ng Advanced shorthand M Da1gle reported that the best stu dents 1n Typlng I were Blanche St1ckney Rosal e L1bby Medora Knowles and Carolyn Farnham In Typ1ng II they were Ann Grox er and Evelyn Cronk The book used 1n second year typ1ng IS the S1mp11fied Shorthand Transcr1pt1on Stud1es The book for advanced short hand IS the Gregg D1ctat1on S1mpl1fled The bookkeepmg book IS the 20th Century Book 19th ed1t1on A m1m1scope and stylus are new ad d1t1ons to the Commerc1al Department th15 year They have proved to be a b1g help especlally ln pr1nt1ng the school pape Also the shop boys remodelled the shelves 1n the typ1ng room The Underwood Company of Augusta let the department hax e an electr1c typewrlter for two weeks There are tentat1ve plans for a commer C131 club for next year Some of the ac t1v1t1es Wlll mclude talks from bus1ness leaders and Held tr1ps to busxness ofllces and other lmportant places Its ma1n purpose W111 be to help the school SOC1al1y ELEANOR GLIDDEN 02 ' g 35 f ' I A ts -in ix x - 21 .. A ' . Q . . . H 7 n . ' 6 '. . . . if 4 L. 36 THE RED AND BLACK INDUSTRIAL ARTS 1 Left to rlght Arthur Dalton Richard Dalton Isaac Gallup Mr Brooks John Connors Theodore Dowlmg Earl Reed When the door swung open Septem ber 4 twenty one boys Jomed Mr Brook the new Industrlal Arts teacher 1n the Th1s year the Sophomores have made the followlng artlcles Pump Lamps Wall Placques Knlfe Holders and Jewelrv Boxes Later on they made Metal Banners The Jumors haxe made Drlll Gauges Scr1bers Ch1zels Screw Drlvers Ham rners Sugar Scoops Metal Trays Wall Placques P1n up Lamps and Kmle The Senlors have made Ch1zels Ham mers Screw Drlvers and Kmck KHHCIK Shelves and also we have done some Arc Weldlng Paul Mlete has made a smelt shantey They plan to v1s1t Malne Voca tlonal School 1n Augusta after Aprl vacatlon ' I v I 1 . v ' 7 - U ' , S, y 1 a . , . E , - - ' f lower region of Wiscasset High School. Holders. . 1 ' , - - - . , ' , ' - 5 ' 7 - S 3 , I . . 7 l . . . , , THE RED AND BLACK JUNIOR PRIZE SPEAKINF front row left to rlght Adrienne Nadeau Joan Johnson Faylene Hunnewell Prxscllla Colby Sherry bomes Back row John Connors Ronald Shea Ross Huber ' 1 ' A 1 , T335 3 ' '. 3 v l , ' v vu I ' ' I I , , . 7 - . , . . . I 66 ' H, 7 . U . . , . ,,. . '. ! K6 77 ' Y Y . ' ' r . l A 'T 7 7 7 Jumor Pr1ze Speakmg Prel1m1nar1es were held Thursday March 6 Mrs Lead beater and the Reverend Rensel Colbv acted as the Judges The elght Jumors that were selected were Ross Huber John Connors Ronald Shca Pr1sc1lla Colby Joan Johnson Sherry Somes Adr1enne Nadeau and Faylene Hunnewell Faylene Hunnewell won Hrst pr1ze and spoke Dark Vlctory Ronald Shea won second prlze and spoke Ex1t The B1g Bad Wolf and Sherry Somes won th1rd DIIZG and spoke Apple Blossoms F-'XYLENIE HUVNEWELL 93 37 THE RED AND BLACK STUDENT COUNCIL Front rovs left to rlght Mary Smlth Priscilla Colby John Connors Delight Greenleaf Arlene Ames Back row Davld Whltten Joseph Russell Paul Melte Mr Hlldebrandt The student counc1l IS composed of ten members and a faculty advlsor There are two representat1ves from each class and two members representmg the school as a whole Freshman Class Dehght Greenlea Dav1d Wh1ttEll Sophomore Class Mary Smltn W1llard Lewxs Junxor Class Prxscllla Colby John Connors Arlene Ames Paul M1ete Sen1or Class Student Body Robert MacQueston Joseph Russell Faculty Adv1sor Mr H1ldebrandt Officers Presldent John Connors VICE Presldent Robert lVIacQueston Secretary Pr1sc1lla Colby A Halloween party was held by the coun c1l for the h1gh school and grammar school students 1n the gym The counc1l lS hax mg a trophy case put up soon Before the year IS over the councll hopes to do many more thmgs mcludlng Rotat1on of Preslden' Honor SOC1Gty Polnt System and Dress and Behav1or at Soclals PRISCILLA COLBY U3 , 2,7 - ' - 7 gg, . 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I . 7 . 1 ' 1 'v ' v 1 THE RED AND BLACf FAIR 1 OMMITTEE 949' Front row left to right Judith Rmes Joan Johnson Barbara Petrie Ross Huber Faylene Hunnewell Madelene Fairfield Back row Mary Smith George Flanders Roger Cowle Richard Colby Dlanne Nichols I4 RESHMEN INITIATION On the evenlng of September 28th at 8 o clock the final step 1n the 1n1t1at1on of the class of 1955 took place 1n the new gymnaslum of Wlscasset Hlgh School The famous 37 Freshmen were hned up on the stage They were dressed IH the same outfits they had been obllged to wear to school that day The boys were dressed as glrls and the g1rls were dressed as boys Each member of the class had to wear hlS clothes wrong Slde out and carry a babx bottle around wlth hlm Roger Cowley Master of Cermon1es put the Freshmen through the1r varlous rout 1nes The Freshmen when called to the mlcrophone were good sports and each one bravely carrled out h1S or her stun Medora Knowles Mary Smlth and Ann M1ete made up the stunt commlttee They arranged lt so that every Freshman took part 1n the evemng s program The h1gh hght of the ex enlng was the Leg Contest for the boys and the Muscle Contest for the gxrls Ward Cunnlngham v A 39 ' f A was W V Q mf A 4 , vi Q. -.,, f ' F I A i. 1 5 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - 'Z 1 1 V1 , .. w t 1 v ' 1 ' 1 Y . . L n.. H yv ' ' s . V' ' - 1 7 . ' r -1 v THE RED AND BLACK was chosen by the aud1ence as the Fresh man boy W1th the prett1est legs The audl ence also voted Margaret Hatch as the strongest g1rl 1n the Freshman class Another speclal feature was partlclpatesl School M1ss Foss and Mr Dalgle san Swannee R1ver for the aud1ences enjoy ment llftel the Fresnmen had been ofllc all, llllllliit d 1nto VV1scasset Hlgn Qchool th Sophornores treated them to clder nd doughnuts MARY SMITH -1 9 PELLING Q ONTEST Front row, left to right Edda Bailey, Madelene Fan' Held Back rovx Rosalle Llbby, Barbara Petrle 40 in by two of the new teachers of the High t - . ' . A 51 J ' I THE RED AND BLACK I LASS OFFICERS 509 Front row left to right Judlth Runes Evelyn Cronk Barbara Petrie Leonard Dunton Ronald Shea Sherry Somes Joan Johnson Faylene Hunnewell Second row Janet Selgers Edda Ballev Priscilla Lolbv Dianne Nichols Carolvn Farnham Blanche Stlcknef Ann Melte SENIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS Presldent Leonard Dunton Vlce Presldent Barbara Petrle Secretary Evelyn Cronk Treasurer Jud1th RIHGS Advlsor Mrs W1n1fred Sherman JUNIOR CLASS Presldent, Faylene Hunnewell VICE Presldent, Ronald Shea Secretary, Sherry Somes Treasurer, Joan Johnson Adv1sor, MISS Joyce Foss Pres1dent Blanche St1ckney V1ce Presldent Carolyn Farnham Secretary D1anne Nlchols Treasurer Ann lVl1ete Adv1sor Mr Harry Hxldebrandt FRESHMAN CLASS Presldent, R1chard Colby VICE Pres1dent, Edda Balley Secretary, Pr1sc1lla Petrle Treasurer, Janet Selgers Advlsor, Mr John Daxgle Y W I A ia . , A ,. 1 A 4' 7' xg, Q W , ', W' 2:5-1, ' la Y ? 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HI Y CI UB THE RED AND BLACK :ff DRAMATIF CLUB Front row left to rxght Ann Grover Faylene Hunnewell Prlscllla Colby Sherry Somes Madelene Falrfield Judnth Rmes Joan Johnson Second row Mrs Sherman Carol Brown Evelyn Cronk Barbara Petrle Janet Wlchols Arlene Ames Back row Ross Huber George Flanders Bancroft Stetson Ronald Shea 4P1ctures on page at lefty TRI HI Y CLUB Front row left to right Janet Sergers Faylene Hunnewell Mary Smith Evelyn Cronk Medora Knowles Vladelene Fairfield Prlscllla Petrie Back row Vlarle Zlska Joanne Koehhng Betty NIcLoed Janet VICIIOIS Barbara Petrie Delight Greenleaf Edlth Whitney Judith Rines HI Y CLUB Front row left to right Stuart Wyman Davld Whltney Herbert Grover Ross Huber Richard Colby Nllchael Nelder Back row Ronald Shea Jay Blagdon Bernard Koehllng John Connors THE RED AND BLACK C HEERLEADERS Front rovx left to right Evelyn Boudm Arlene Ames Blanche Stlckney Carolvn Farn ham Back row Prlscllla Petrie Barbara Petrie Ann Melte Tryouts were held W1th the Student Counc11 and teachers as judges and those chosen were Ann M1ete Arlene Ames Cal olyn Farnham Blanche St1ckney Exelyn Boudm Prxscllla Petrle Carol Ohver and Barbara Petr1e the head cheerleader Our unliorms were Wh1t9 campus swea' ers vvlth a b1g red W above the pocket Wh1te blouses black sh1rts red necker chlefs and Whlte sneakers and socks Mlss Foss the Home Economlcs Teacher was our coach She oifered many helpful ldeas BLANCHE STICKNEY w-1 'w ,A 1 Ze W if 1 5' on 1 W , me K aff ,4 I ,JE r , 1' My I Ma 1 v . Q . I . - v - n y 1 . Y. . . . . . . . , , . K- , , - ' an H -3 1 . 1- , , .. v 7 . V . 1 1 1 . . . . . , , 1 s 1 - . THE RED AND BLACf Athlehcs VARSITY BASKETBALL Front row left to right Roger Cowlev Gordon Merry George Flanders Rodger Dalton Ross Huber Ronald Shea Back row Bancroft Stetson George Mann Mr Hildebrandt Roy Barnes Isaac Gallup Coach Hlldebrandt called out the candx dates for basketball early 1n November to brush the pollsh of our new gym Th1S year we were admltted to the Knox L1HCOl'1 League This IS a b1g Jump from the Bul wer League ln Wh1Ch we played last year The varsxty was as follows George Fland ers Rodger Dalton Robert MacQueston Robert Hersom Gordon Merry George Ma1n Ronald Shea Ross Huber Roge Cowley Wlllard LEWIS The Redskms w1ll lose George Flanders Rodger Dalton and Robert MacQueston The team Wlll st1ll have a fine nucleus for next year AX 45 I ,av , ' , f 1 ' , M., , , 5 ' - ', I . , 1 1 v , . I , 1 - n , . ' s 1 . I - 1, , 1 1 1 ' . y - 1 v 1 7 THE RED AND BLACK BASKETBALL CGIRLSP Front row left to right Prxscllla Colby Sherry Somes Ann Grover Evelyn Cronk Joan Johnson Faylene Hunnewell Second row Mrs Sherman Adrienne Nadeau Judith Rines Edith Whxtney Medora Knowles Madelene Falrfield Back row Mary Lou Tracy Delight Greenleaf Rosalie L1bby Mary Smith Joanna Light Barbara Brown W1scasset Hlgh School g1rls had a good season of basketball It was the first yea that W1SCaSSEt teams ever played 1n the Knox Llncoln League and the compet1t1on was much greater than lt had been 1n the past years Coach Mrs Sherman d1d a n1cL Jo Members of the team were Faylene Hun newell Evelyn Cronk Sherry Somes Joan Johnson Prlscllla Colby Ann Grover Me dora Knowles Mary Smlth Edlth Whn ney Joanna Llght Rosahe L1bby Judlth Rmes Barbara Brown Mary Lou Tracv Delxght Greenleaf and Adr1enne Nadeau Senlors that played th1s year are Evely 1 Cronk Ann Grover and Jud1th Rmes .U .Mg .f j 'sv v 5 1 1 v 1 . , . : . , , 1 v n - 3 v , v v 1 - 1 1 1 ' ,, . . . ' 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 , 1 A . . . , . A U. b . . 1 . 4 , . 1 1 1 THE RED AND BLACK 47 Our Scores Opponents The1r Scores Our Scores Opponents The1r Scores Alumnae Lmcoln Boothbax Harbor Rockland Un1on ockland Waldoboro amden Tnomaston Camden 9 Record 7 Lxncoln Boothbay Harbor VValdoboro Un1on Thomaston Totals Average Wlns 8 SENIOR ATHLETES Loses 'QW Front row left to rnght -'krlene Ames Barbara Petrie Evelyn Boudm Back row Rodger Dalton Evelyn Cronk George Flanders Ann Grover Roy Barnes Judith Rines 30 20 38 ' ' 52 47 ' 3 52 46 3 ' 37 53 ' C ' 37 35 37 48 17 45 ' 44 37 ' 43 40 35 30 R 32 6-A0 656 38 45 41 KA 1 44 42 C 78 40 38 2 - l 53 79 V! A ,7 f i M X a THE RED AND BLACK QHDHOR VARSFFYBASKETBALL Front Rovs left to rlght Theodore Dowling Herbert Grover Jay Blagdon Davld Whltnew Davld Barnes Back row Stuart Wvman Stanley Caton John Leighton Davld Whitten Richard Colby Ward Cunningham Mr Brooks lI'lctures on page at rxghtb BASEBALL Front Rovs left to rxght Gordon Merrv Davld Whltnev George Flanders Rodger Dalton George Mam Ronald Shea Second rovs Stuart Wyman Robert Delano Davld Barnes Herbert Grover Ross Huber Isaac Gallup Mr Brooks Back row John Lerghton Richard Colbv Paul Melte Roger Covslew Jaw Blagdon Theodore Dovslmg TRALK Front rovs left to right Roy Barnes Ross Huber George Mam Roger Coulev George Flanders Davld Whitney Rodger Dalton Back rovs Mr Hildebrandt Arthur Dalton Paul Melte Bernard Koehllng Gordon Merrv Ward Cunmngham David Barnes 16915 bil BASEBALL 55 F 8.4 bfi Q55 W-1 TRACK THE RED AND BLACK Jokes Mr Stanley to a Grade School G1rl Are you a l1ttle g1rl or boy? Reply Sure what the heck else could I be A SOC10lOg1St 1S a guy who tells you th1ngs you already know 1n words you cant understand Are you enterta1n1ng a man 1n you room? asked the Hotel W3fW1Ck detect1vt over the telephone A Sen1or G1rl Just a m1nute Ill ask h1m Mama asked Evelyn Cronk 1f I get marr1ed w1ll I have a husband l1ke dad? Mother Yes dear Evelyn And 1f I dont get marr1ed w1ll I be an old ma1d l1ke Aunt Agatha? Mother Yes dear for us women 1snt 1t'7 Q When IS the only t1me a woman IS Just1fied 1n sp1tt1ng 1n a mans face A When h1s mustache IS on fire A man wa1t1ng for h1s Wlfe was heard to say My Wlfe IS an hour late She s e1the1 been k1dnapped h1t by a car or she s shop p1ng I hope she hasn t been shoppmg Two l1ttle g1rls were busy dlscusslng the1r fam1l1es Why does your grandmother read the B1ble so much? asked one I th1nk sa1d the other l1ttle g1rl that she IS cramm1ng for her finals Don You never k1SS6d me 11ke that be fore Sherry Is It because we are 1n thc dark G1rl No 1tS because my name 1sn Sherry And then there s the guy who Joxned the A1r Force because he was no earthly good Rodger Who s your t1ght l1pped fr1end over thereq George He a1nt t1ght l1pped just walt 1ng for the Jamtor to come back Wlth the sp1ttoon Good Heavens' shouted Tlllle to Jer ry your tongue IS colored black tomght' Yes sa1d Jerry I dropped a bottle of Scotch down town where they are tarr1n I the street A farmer who had sat down next to a pretty young lady on a tra1n not1ced that she kept flghtmg a los1ng battle to keep her sk1rt down over her knees After watch1ng her struggle for some t1me he leaned over and sa1d slowly Don t stretcn your cal1co Ma am My weakness horses Madelene talked so t1relessly and t1re somely about her compla1nt that finally the busy doctor barked Put out your tongue Madelene When she compl1ed he snap ped Now keep It there t1ll Ive done talk 1n Q What d1d the clock say to the casl1 reg1ster A If you have the money I have the t1me Pvt Freddy Daley Th1s sp1nach has too much sand 1n It Sergeant Food doesnt matter You came here to serve your country d1dnt you? Pvt Freddy Daley To serve It yes but not to eat It ' . IC 7 ' ' - - H ' . H , ' 1 71 l H , . . . 77 A . I . Sl ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' - as ca - - - Y sz ra - ' yy 1 . . . 3 as - - as , . , Bl 37 ' GK ' ' . KK ' 7 , , . . C . ,, 0 . 77 Ki S! ll' 7 7 7 ' ' ' + . KL 73 . , . . . . H - 7 ' ' . , . . . ,, . , . . . . U H 7 ' 7 ' ' H 7 ' . U ' ' 7 Evelyn. Mama, It sure IS a hard world . , , - 1 ' 77 7 ' 15 7 ' 9? . . . . . . , - . . U 7 V 7Y ' . . . . t y - ll ' ' 7 - ,, . . , . I , - . . t H . - , - g. Y 7 . , . H - 1 - xv ' I H ' Y! ' ' ' U Y 1 ' ' 7! . KS ' ' ' ' 97 , u ' ' . ca 7 3 ' 7 79 77 - , cc 'y - 54 . Aa ' . , , . . , , H ' H THE RED AND BLAC4 Paul Mlete Was I dr1v1ng too fast? Powers Oh no you were just flylnf too low Vo1ce Con the stagej Romeo Romeo Wherefore art thou Romeo? Leonard s vo1ce ffrom afarj Im ln the balcony 1ts cheaper Arlene D1d you ever take Chloroform Ann M1ete No who teaches 1t? Mrs Sherman Name two pronouns K1nk1e Who? Me? M1ss Foss had forb1dden the eatmg of candy 1n school Gne day she became sus DICIOUS of a lump 1n Judy s cheek Judy are you eat1ng candy? she asked No M1ss Foss replled Judy Im just soakmg a prune to eat at recess Carol Brown How about g1v1ng me a dlamond bracelet? Jerry H My dear extenuatmg clrcum stances preforce me to preclude you from such a bauble of extravagance Carol Brown I don t get It Jerry H That s what I just sa1d Janet N Mom what becomes of an automoblle when lt gets too old to run any more? Mother Why some one sells It to your father as a used car as good as new Mother Every t1me you re naughty I get another grey haxr Eleanor Gee Mom you must haxe been a terror when you were young just look at Grandma Barber 1n New York W1ll you have anythlng on your face when I finlsh shav mg you? Robert If you dont mmd you can leave my nose A H1 Y Boy We are haung a raffle for 1 poor wldow W1ll you buy, a t1cket? Mr Dalgle Nope Mv wlfe wouldnt let me keep her 1f I won Boothbay Box Isnt thls a stup1d partv? Barbara P Yes Boothbay Boy Why not let me take you home? Barbara P Sorry I l1ve here Passerby How are the fish 1n these parts? Roy Well I really can t say For 1 week Ive dropped them a l1ne each day but so far Ixe had no reply Marjorv D Thank you for lett1ng me take your umbrella but what an unusual Evelyn Boudln Yes 1ts an 1nvent1on of m1ne unless It IS returned 1n three days lt explodes Dav1d Barnes You say your slster s bow fr1end chased you out of the l1v1ng room last mght? Herbert Grover Yeah but I got even wlth h1m I put qulnme 1n Anns face powder and every t1me Gordon k1ssed her he made such a face that now Ann wont speak to h1m B1lly J Have you four volt two watt bulbs? Clerk For what? B1lly J No two Clerk Two What? B1lly Yup Gordon M Ava Dad come on Lets buy a new car Mr Merry Just walt until Ixe had a rlde 1n the old one first W1ll you? 7 I . 51 - , ax - - 11 - K U v. 1 U ' ' , ' ' - 11 - 1 1 I L, c . ' . 'V ' , As - 1 ' 11 - , u ' Y 1 YY 7 ' ,. zu 1 - - 1 - . as 1 ' V - ' 11 - 1 11 , - ' . 44 11 , , an , ll - 911 - ' ' 11 ' . 4a ' 33 - ' I ' Ax , 1 11 , 4: 11 - - , cl 11 U is . 77 ' ' ' , cs 1 . , . L . - 7 . 7 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' I , 1, 11 14 - 11 , . . nz 1 11 ' . U 1 - 1 1 1 ' . H ' - 11 .1 ' 7 - 11 H . , handle lt has. . . I U . . . . 1 11 ' 1 , as - - 1 ' 1 ' ' 11 11 . u 1 ' 77 ' Q H ' 3 1 , ra 1 - - 11 ' ' ' - 11 , sa . sc . , ' 1 . . . . . , V . . Y7 , , sa ' . ' ' 1 1 11 11 . , 11 - 1 ' I 5' - - . , 1 ' 11 'I , ns 77 1 U 1 . . ' 1 1 , ' , nz 11 T .. , . 'H , aa 11 ' . ac 11 . I H . - - . an V 1 Y ' 7 7 ' . 1 11 11 , tt 1 1 , ,, nc - ' 1, , . , . . 11 1 f - 11 . , i . 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Q. .Q THE SMILING COW Boothbay Harbor - Maine 1 I S -,Ju X619 an 'FThey say If you bulld a better mousetrap the world will beat a path to your door : You ll be glad to beat a path from WlSC8SSet to The Smiling Cow door to enjov all the exciting things we have ln store for YOU LTHELYN P GILES REALESTATE Bank Bldg Boothbay Harbor Me Tel Office 290 Res 84 RENTALS PROPERTIES OR ALL KINDS SALES Compliments of DR SAMUEL 8 DR ROBERT BELKNAP DAMARISCOTTA MAINE The Land of Remembered Vacations f -N f f K 1 '- ,, f , 1 3 r N K L 1 X1 f J .Q . , N ' I I 1 I i 0 I 1 s 35 Ai- AA--Al-AA--A Q- AAQAAAQ AA - X I C YW. 7 'T Q N av - as '- , - , av 9 : L . . L . . . S V -------------:::---::,:::::::::::::::::::::::--::4::,::----- 1 . . , . . , . . 'A A L ..-:::--::----:::::::3:23:321::::::::::::::::::::::::::::---- ' i Y . . 9 if - n :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1:::::- 1 W4 SSFIII XRA BUICK and GMC TRI. CKS OIN DELIVERY Scrum up to 10 10 Tel 241 NFWLASTLE MAINI RN! 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