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Lois F. PillsburySalutatory and Essay - A m erica's W inter Playground

W alter Meserve Sargent Essay - Am erica’s Summer Playground

W alter Carl N ielsenClass Prophecy

Amy Elizabeth W illman Vocal Solo Selected

Leroy E . Leonard Address to Undergraduates

Fred Eleazer Skillings Essay, Silent Forces of Nature

H elen Edwina FendersonClass W ill

Maurice Edwin Plowman Group of Songs Selected

G irls’ G lee Club Class Declamation, T he F lag of Our Country

Winthrop

Presentation of GiftsDorothy Randall Shaw

Class Motto, Follow the Gleam Valedictory

Myrtle Murle Hanscom Class Ode written by H elen E . Fenderson Presentation of Diplomas

Supt. F . H . B. HealdMarch

Orchestra

Class OdeTune: Fair Harvard

The shadows of even th a t fall in the West,Bathing each scene in beauty and peace,Bring to us m any though ts of a sad parting hour,W hen our loved H igh School journey m ust cease.We have now reached the goal which so long we have sought, We have borne our ta sk s faithful and well,But a feeling of sadness is dim m ing the joy,As we ga ther to say ou r farewell.

As the swift years glide by on the fleet wings of time,And we roam o 'e r th e vast world so wide,We will each try to live for th e best th ings alway W heresoever our Leader shall guide.Though our task may prove hard, and the pathw ay be long, And our clim b steep and rugged may seem,We will cherish th e best th a t is in us each day,W hile we eagerly FOLLOW T H E GLEAM.

Class Roll College Preparatory Course

Myrtle Murle Hanscom Amy Elizabeth W illm an

General Max Herbert Emmons H elen Edwiua Fenderson Walter Carl N ielsen Maurice Edwin Plowman

Class Colors Blue and Gold

CourseW alter M eserve Sargent Dorothy Randall Shaw Fred Eleazer Skillings

Class Flower Pink Carnation

Class Motto Follow the Gleam

Class Officers President, Walter M. Sargent

Vice President, Am y E. W illman

^Treasurer } My rtle M- Hanscom

H onor Students First Honor: Myrtle Murle Hanscom Second Honor:- W alter Meserve Sargent Third Honor:- Amy Elizabeth W illman

Scar boro H igh School L 1 9 2 9

Commencement Exercises

CLASS OF 1929

Scarboro H ig h School

GRADUATION and RECEPTIONTHURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1929

7.30 P. M. Standard Time

HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM

ProgramSecond Regiment March Hall

Sunshine Trio

Invocation Rev. E. L. Wilson

Overture— Lucia di Lammermoor Don ZettiSunshine Trio

Salutatory and Essay— “The Man from Maine”Norman Ellsworth Morse

Class Prophecv Rachel Miller Shaw

La Paloma YradiSunshine Trio

Address to Undergraduates Walter Louis Douglas

Essay— Class Motto. “ Always Upward”Delia Ardell Smith

Vocal Chorus1 O’er the River Offenbach2 Canoe Song Pestalozza

Girls' Glee Club

Class Will Joseph Millay Libby

Presentation of Gifts Ernest Lester Bowley

Forget-me-not Macbeth

Urbain Joseph ArchambaultValedictory

Class Ode Bernice Madeline ThibeauClass of 1929

Presentation of Diplom as Supt. F. H. B. Heald

Benediction Rev. E. L. W ilson

Exit MarchSunshine Trio

(A reception to the graduates will immediately follow the above exercises)

Farewell, farewell, dear classmates.Our parting hour is near;The world for us is calling.Its song is in my ear;Its song is in my ear.It beckons us along;Brief must be our parting message,In this our farewell song.

Our work has been a pleasure,As most of you well know,We'll keep it as a mem’ry.As from our school we go:As from our school we go,Work “Always Upward” true,And give dear old Scarboro High School The honor she is due.

CLASS O DETune of “Annie Laurie"

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C LA SS ROLL General Course:

URBAIN JOSEPH ARCHAMBAUI.T ERNEST LESTER BOWLEY WALTER LOUIS DOUGLAS JOSEPH MILLAY LIBBY NORMAN ELLSWORTH MORSE

’ STANLEY WAYNE PEDERSON ELMER JAMES SAWYER RACHEL MILLER SHAW DELIA ARDELL SMITH CLARA ELIZABETH STOREY BERNICE MADELINE THIBEAU

CLASS H O N O R SFirst Honor— URBAIN JOSEPH ARCHAMBAULT Second Honor— STANLEY WAYNE PEDERSON*

Third Honor— NORMAN ELLSWORTH MORSE

C LA SS OFFICERSPresident— ERNEST LESTER BOWLEY

Vice-President— NORMAN ELLSWORTH MORSE Treasurer— STANLEY WAYNE PEDERSON*

CLA SS M O T T O"Always Upward"

CLASS FLO W ERSweet Pea

CLASS COLORSRose. Orchid and Yellow

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISESOF THE

CLASS OF 1931OF

SCARBORO HIGH SCHOOL

June 14, 10.00 A. M.Baccalaureate Services—Dunstan Methodist Church.

June 15, 7.00 P. M.Alumni Banquet— Moulton House, Dunstan.

June 18, 7.00 P. M.Graduation Exercises— High School Auditorium.

June 19, 7.30 P. M.Reception and Ball— K. of P. Hall. Oak Hill.

GRADUATION PROGRAMSelection—“Lucia di Lammermoor” Tavan-Roberts

S u n s h in e T rio

InvocationR ev. G. E l m e r M o ssm a n

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Theme—“The Drama”Salutatory and Essay—“The Drama”

L il l ia n M ay M cCu l lo u g h

Selection—“The Song of Songs” MoyaS u n s h in e T rio

Drama—“The Twelfth Night” ShakespeareT h e Cast

Lady Olivia .................................. Gertrude Marie DeCosteViola ................................................ Reta Frances MillikenThe Duke........................................................ Harlan Edgar PlummerSebastian ............................................. Daniel Weston SnowSir Andrew Aguecheek ................ George Howard DouglasSir Toby Belch..................................... Ralph Donald BerryMaria ......................................... Helen Gertrude ScammanMalvolio ..................................... Pauline Harriet FrederickAntonio ............................................... Hope Mary FergattoValentine............................................. Elizabeth Anne ShawViolin Duet—“Little Symphony” Dancea

N ellie H armon, '35, and P h il ip H armon , ’35 March—“Riders for the Flag” Sousa

Su n s h in e T rio

Class ProphecyR u t h a n n a I sabel K n ig h t

A lm eda P earl M oulton Presentation of Gifts

Barbara J e a n et te H a rm on D a n ie l W eston S now

Selection—“The Secret”S u n s h in e T rio

Valedictory and Essay—“Act Well Thy Part1 F rances E m m alie Lothrop

Class OdeB arbara M ildred Grant

Class of 1931

Presentation of Prizes and MedalsPresentation of Diplomas

S u pt . F rank H . B. H eald

“Alma Mater”’Class o f 1931

BenedictionR ev. G. E lmer M ossman

March—“Riders for the Flag” SousaS u n s h in e T rio * * * * *

CLASS ODETune—"Farewell"

Fair haven of our school days, farewell;To dear old golden rule days, farewell;All of our dreams, all of our schemes for you,Deep in our hearts there is a hope that some day they’ll

come true;That by your careful guidance we may Win glorious fame and fortune some day.Alma Mater true, we must say adieu,And now, dear school, we’ll all say farewell.

T une—"Memories”Memories, memories of dear old Scarboro High,With your colors red and white And your will to do or die.Memories and victories of teams who gave their all,With unfaltering heart, we’ll “act well our part,”Wherever our path may call.

CLASS ROLLCollege P reparatory Cou r se Credits

George Howard Douglas 19Hope Mary Fergatto 18%Frances Emmalie Lothrop 16.%Almeda Pearl Moulton 17

G e n e r a l Course Ralph Donald Berry 16Arthur Scott Burnell 16Dorothy Helen Clark 16%Robert Wentworth Collins 17Gertrude Marie DeCoste 16%Olive Fielding 16%Pauline Harriet Frederick 16%Barbara Mildred Grant 16%Barbara Jeanette Harmon 17Anna Theresa Kenniston 16Ruthanna Isabel Knight 16%Kenneth Melville Laughton 16Lillian May McCullough 19%Marjorie Matilda Milliken 17%Reta Frances Milliken ' 17%Dagmar Emily Nielsen 17-%Harlan Edgar Plummer 16Sidney Leslie Pooler 18Ella Louise Sawyer 17%Helen Gertrude Scamman 16Elizabeth Anne Shaw 16%Marguerite Carver Shaw 17%Daniel Weston Snow 17%

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Honors—First, Frances Emmalie Lothrop Second, Lillian May McCullough Third, Ruthanna Isabel Knight Fourth, Almeda Pearl Moulton

Class Motto—“Act Well Thy Part”Class Flower—Yellow Carnation Class Colors—Purple and Amber

Class O ffic er s

President— Frances Emmalie Lothrop Vice-President— Sidney Leslie Pooler Secretary— Almeda Pearl Moulton Treasurer— Barbara Jeanette Harmon

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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISESOF THE

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June 13, 10.30 A. M.Baccalaureate Services — Black Point Congregational

Church.

June 13, 7.30 P. M.Alumni Banquet— The Dunscroft, Dunstan.

June 16, 8.00 P. M.Graduation Exercises — High School Auditorium, Oak

Hill.

June 17, 8.30 P. M.Senior Reception and Ball — K. of P. Hall, Oak Hill.

GRADUATION PROGRAMMarch—"Narcissus” ^ m n

S u n s h i n e T rio

InvocationR ev . W . R . P a t te r so n

Selection—“Overture”S u n s h i n e T rio

Donizetti

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THEME—“WORTHY USE OF LEISURE" Salutatory and Essay—“Leisure, a National Problem”

E lea n o r I r e n e D a v is

Science in Everyday LifeJ o h n M o rris L a u g h t o n

Books for the Idle HourL orena M argaret M a cM il l a n

Selection—“To a Wild Rose”G ir l s ’ G l e e C lub

Music and the RadioD orothy I r e n e M cK e n n e y

An Art for the AmateurS t a n l e y G eorge Cl a r k

M cD owcll

Vocal Duet—“Songs My Mother Taught Me” F loren ce M ae S anford

J a n ic e E lza G r a n t Drama for Everybody

A udrey K a t h l e e n T u r n e r Recreation for Re-creation

Dvorak

E zra C raig Selection— “ B y the Waters of Minnetonka”

S u n s h in e T rio

Class Revelations

Lienrance

I n is N a t h a l ie L o t h r o p

Presentation of GiftsV ir g in ia Caro L eary

S t e p h e n H oward L yons

Valedictory and Essay—“A Life Not a Living”M a r io n R u t h D ouglass

Class OdeW r itten b y F lorence M ae Sanford

Class o f 1932 * * * * *

Presentation of Prizes and MedalsP r in c ip a l E lwood G. B essey

Presentation of DiplomasS u p t . F r a n k FI. B . H eald

BenedictionR ev . W. R . P atterson

Exit March—“2nd Regiment March” HallS u n s h in e T rio * * * * *

CLASS ODE T u n e —"Fair Harvard”

To the careless years spent in these halls of our youth,To our sorrows and joys that are past,

To the books now outworn in our search after truth Do we bid au revoir now at last.

To our classmates so dear, to the treasures we’ve shared And to those we are leaving behind—

Flere’s our heartiest blessing and fervent good cheer,In our hearts you’ll be ever enshrined.

Now we ponder our voy’ge o’er life’s unresting sea And set sail on the wide ocean blue,

Tho’ the storm-winds of life blow us far from our course.To our standards we’ll ever be true.

Seniors, now we must part. May the echoes of song In our melody bind us tonight.

To our teachers and classmates our ode bids farewell As we turn to the dawning of life.

CLASS ROLL

College P reparatory C ou r se Credits

Marion Ruth Douglass mInis Nathalie Lothrop 16%Stephen Howard Lyons 17%

G e n e r a l Co u r se

Adelaide Ida Burnell 16%Stanley George Clark i 6 %Ezra Craig r t y iEleanor Irene Davis v t y .Donald Frederick Douglas 16%Neal Martin Jensen 16%John Morris Laughton 17%Virginia Caro Leary 17%Lorena Margaret MacMillan 16Dorothy Irene McKenney 16%Florence Mae Sanford 16Audrey Kathleen Turner 16%

Cr e d it Ce r t if ic a t e s

Clifford Leslie Prout 13%Lloyd Iiaswell Turner 14%

Honors—First, Marion Ruth Douglass Second, Eleanor Irene Davis

Class Motto—“A Life Not a Living”Class Flower—Sweet PeaClass Colors—Yellow, Orchid and Pink

President—Stephen Howard Lyons Vice-President—Eleanor Irene Davis Secretary—Audrey Kathleen Turner Treasurer—Stanley George Clark


Class of 1933

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June i i , 2.00p.rn. B a c c a l a u r e a t e S e r v i c e s

Eight Corners Baptist Church

June 12,7.30 p.m. A l u m n i B a n q u e t

The Dunscroft, DunStan

June 15, 8.00p.m. G r a d u a t i o n E x e r c i s e s

High School Auditorium, Oak Hill

June 16, 8.30 p.m.S e n i o r R e c e p t i o n a n d B al l

K. of P. Hall, Oak Hill

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GRADUATI ON PROGRAMTheme: S h i p s

Scene: On board the Outward Bound- Captain: Raymond Fowler Smith

Selection Our Jackies Laurendeau H i g h S c h o o l O r c h e s t r a

Reading The Building of the ShipR u t h E t h e l M o u l t o n

Salutatory and Essay FriendshipA n n i e E l i z a b e t h F e r g u s o n

Selection Before the Maft Laurendeau H i g h S c h o o l O r c h e s t r a

Honor Essay SportsmanshipA d d i e E s t e l l a M i l l e t t

Class Prophecy B e u l a h A n g i e M o u l t o nG r e t a I r e n e M o u l t o n

Honor Essay ScholarshipN e l l i e E s t h e r L a i d l a w

Sailing Marks On Venice Waters Roeder

G i r l s ’ G l e e C l u b

Presentation of Gifts M ar j ori e Lo u i s e D ouglass W i l l i a m N o r m a n S c h u l t z

Reading The Port o f Heart’s DesireE l e a n o r L u c r e t i a S t a n f o r d

Violin Trio Humoresque Dvorak N e l l i e H a r m o n , C a r o l y n P i l l s b u r y

and P h i l i p H a r m o n

Valedictory and Essay LeadershipA n n i e E l i z a b e t h Ly o n s

Class Ode Written by Rubylee May MottramC l a s s o f 19 33

Presentation of DiplomasS u p t . F r a n k H. B. H e a l d

Prayer and Benediction Rev . W. R. Pa t t e r s o n

Exit March N C 4 March BigelowH i g h S c h o o l O r c h e s t r a

CLASS O D E Tune: A l o h a Oe

1Bright the harbor gleams with friendly light As we linger in our parting lay.But the distant harbor lures us on;W e must now speed our craft upon its way.

ChorusThen outward bound our prow is turned,Still onward howe’er distant currents tend,To guide our bark o'er many unknown seas, ’Till sails are furled at journey’s end.

2W e have builded well each hidden part.W e have laid each timber Staunch and true;As we framed our craft in by-gone years,That must now launch upon the trackless blue.

Chorus3

N ow the shores recede, the lights grow dim, The well-known landmarks slowly pass,As, with anchors weighed and sails unfurled, From the loved port o f home we turn at last.

Chorus'

CLASS ROLLC o l l e g e P r e p a r a t o r y C o u r s e

CreditsMarjorie Louise Douglass 18%Annie Elizabeth Ferguson 18Addie Estella Millett 19M

G e n e r a l C o u r s e Nellie Esther Laidlaw 17%Annie Elizabeth Lyons 1954Geneva Erense Meserve 16%Rubylee May Mottram 184Beulah Angie Moulton 18HGreta Irene Moulton ijHRuth Ethel Moulton 17KDexter Martin Peacock 164Clifford Leslie Prout 16Doris May Prout i 6kFlorence May Ray 18William Norman Schultz 17Raymond Fowler Smith 16Charlotte Mary Stanford 164Eleanor Lucretia Stanford 164Lloyd Haswell Turner 16

C r e d i t C e r t i f i c a t e s Orval Emerson 14%Emma Lorania Sarah Jenkins 124George Henry Milliken 13%

H o n o r s — Firfi, Annie Elizabeth LyonsSecond, Annie Elizabeth Eerguson Third, Addie Estella Millett Fourth, Nellie Esther Laidlaw

Class Motto: "Outward Bound” Class Flower: White Rose

Class Colors: Blue and White

C L A S S O F F I C E R S

President George Henry Milliken

Vice-President Rubylee May Mottram

Secretary Raymond Fowler Smith

Treasurer Marjorie Louise Douglass

COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM

S C A R B O R O U G H

H I G H S C H O O L

Class o f 19 3 5

o f the

CLASS OF 1 9 3 5

o f

SCARBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL

June 9 ■ 10.30 a.m.

B a c c a l a u r e a t e S e r v i c e s

Black Point Congregational Church

June 10 ■ 7.00 p. m.

A l u m n i B a n q u e t

The Cascades, Saco

June 13 • 8.00 p. in.

G r a d u a t i o n E x e r c i s e s

Town Hall, Oak Hill

June 14 • 8 .1 5p.m.

S e n i o r R e c e p t i o n a n d B al l

Town Hall, Oak Hill

Theme: B o o k s "Books a r t gates to lands o f pleasure,

Books are frien ds— come, let us read. ”

In a Monastery Garden Ketelby Pennell Trio

PrayerSalutatory and Essay Books

Rev. Ernest Doughty Julia Ellen Ferguson

Melody in D Faure Pennell Trio

PAGEANT ■ "PRINCESS OF LONELY L A N D ”Princess Elfrieda Alice Evelyn ThurlowHer Lady in Waiting Marguerite Louise ProutThe Herald

Mge .Minstrels

Vocal Solo

Violin Solo

Grant S. Jensen Marian Wilma Libby

Philip Leroy Harmon and Chorus o f GirlsMusical Numbers

Long Ago Marguerite Louise Prout

Czardas Philip Leroy Harmon

" B O O K L A N D ”The Christmas Carol

Brahms

M onti

The Nephew Bob Cratchit The Solicitor The Interlude

Silas Mamer EppieGodfrey Cass Nancy Cass

Alice The March Hare The Dormouse The Mad Hatter

Donald Ralph Nowell Willard Smyth

Bradford Dearborn Welch Joseph Frank Rokowski

Ruth Leola WilburSilas M am er

Philip Leroy Harmon Martha Moulton Libby Paul Frederick Bayley Margery Ella Milhken

Alice in WonderlandBeryl Agnes Gantnier

Pauline Alma Hudson Dorothy Leah Wood

George Richard Leavitt

C anzona Amorosa Nevern Pennell Trio

•iE ntrance M arch March o f the Priests

Class P rophecy Vivian Eudora PlowmanNellie M argaret H annon

Presentation o f G ifts Nellie E lizabeth NewcombRoger W entw orth Scamman

V aledictory and Essay We Finish to BeginElizabeth C harlotte M oulton

Singing o f C l a s s O d e Written by Inez Elizabeth Morse C l a s s o f 1935

■iPresentation o f Awards Principal Elwood G. Bessey

Presentation o f D iplom as Superintendent Frank H . B. Heald

B enediction Rev. E rnest DoughtyE xi t M arch

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C L A S S O D ETune: Londonderry Air

The hills were sweet with spring, our Alma Mater,When here we turned, scarce heeding wisdom’s call;But day by day thy gentle arms have drawn us,And bound us to thee, sons and daughters all.Oft has the path seemed long, as hearts grew weary,Oft has the goal in distance lured us on,Yet we have faltered not, but striven harder To reach the noontide dimly promised by the dawn.Our four short years are gone, and we are standing At this sad place where we must say farewell To friendships wrought within each well-loved classroom. With aching hearts we break their magic spell.No more we’ll tread those happy, carefree pathways,No more we’ll meet thy sacred walls within,But tho’ we close each well-thumbed book with sadness,We must go on; we 6nish now, but to begin.

C L A S S R O L L

College Preparatory CourseCredits Credits

Julia Ellen Ferguson lSf$ Grant S. Jensen 17XNellie Margaret Hannon 18js Nellie Elizabeth Newcomb 18’A

General CoursePaul Frederick Bayley 17ys Elizabeth Charlotte Moulton I9yfAsa Martin Douglass, Jr. 16 Ernest Herbert Moulton 16Beryl Agnes Gantnier 18 i f Donald Ralph Nowell 16yiRoswell Sumner Googins, Jr. 16 Vivian Eudora Plowman 19>6Philip Leroy Harmon 16ff Marguerite Louise Prout 16j<Pauline Alma Hudson 19 yi Joseph Frank Rokowski 16George Richard Leavitt 18}4 Roger Wentworth Scamman 16>fMarian Wilma Libby 18yf Willard Smyth 16XMartha Moulton Libby 16yi Alice Evelyn Thurlow 18yiHarold Foard Lothrop 16 Ernest Otto Turk 16Stephen Carroll Lyons 16 Bradford Dearborn Welch 16yiMargery Ella Milhken 17yi Ruth Leola Wilbur 16Inez Elizabeth Morse 16yg Dorothy Leah Wood 1 6 i;-i

Class Motto: "We Finish to Begin” Class Flower: Yellow Rose

Class Colors: Blue and Amber

C L A S S H O N O R SFirst: Elizabeth Charlotte Moulton

Second: Julia Ellen Ferguson Third: Donald Ralph Nowell

Fourth: Vivian Eudora Plowman

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C L A S S O F F I C E R SPresident Donald Ralph NowellVice-President Paul Frederick BayleySecretary Nellie Elizabeth NewcombTreasurer Vivian Eudora Plowman

C O M M E X O E M E N T P R O G R A M

S C A R B O R 0 U G H

HI GH SCHOOL

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June 7 ■ 9.45 a.m.


Eight Comers Baptist Church

June 8 • 7 .3 0 p.ra.


The Dunscroft, Dunstan

June 11 ■ 8.00 p.m.


Town Hall, Oak H ill

June 12 • 8.30 p.m.

S e n i o r R e c e p t i o n a n d B a l l

Town Hall, Oak H ill

GRADUATION PROGRAM

Theme: D reams "We are such stuff as dreams are made on. ”

Three-Fours Valse Suite No. 6 Taylor Trio Modema

praver Rev. G. Elmer Mossman

Salutatory and Essay The Value of DreamsAgnes Elfleda Plummer

Serenade Schubert-Liszt Tno Modcmia

FANTASY • "T H E DREAM MA KE R ”Scene: In your imagination Time: Any time

C h a r a c t e r s

PierrotPieretteThe Old Woman in the Moon The Old Man in the Moon Minstrel Moon Maidens

Star Maidens

Chorus of Dancers

Delmar Daniel Shaw, Jr.Jocelyn Carolyn Shaw

Charlotte Warren Nowell Roger Ames Bennett, Jr. Margaret Doris Gantnier

Viola May Wilbur Eleanor Louise Sanford

Alice Louise Gratz Lorraine Emerson

Leona Roxanna Ross Marion Jane Skillings

S o l o s

An April Day Margaret Doris GantnierLittle White Moon of My Dreams Eleanor Louise Sanford

Hungarian Fantasia Tobani Trio Moderna

Entrance March March of the Priests High School Orchestra

Class Prophecy Shirley Leavitt KnightGeraldine Emerson

Presentation of Gifts Gladys Ada LothropGeorge Howard Stanford

Valedictory and Essay Dreams— then DeedsVirginia Alice Bennett

Singing of C l a s s O d e Written by Alice Louise GratzC l a s s o f 1 9 3 6

Presentation of Awards

Presentation of Diplomas

Benediction

E x i t M a r c h

Principal Elwood G. Bessey

Superintendent Frank H. B. Heald

Rev. G. Elmer Mossman

High School Orchestra

C L A S S O D ET u n e: Isle o f Beauty

As the twilight softly gathers Folding earth in peace and rest,And each dreamer freed in slumber Follows on a boundless quest;’Neath thy spell, our Alma Mater,So may we be freed by truth, _Live each hope we’ve framed in schooldays, Weave in life the dreams of youth.Dark the pathway looms before us,Hard the road that we may tread;If we cling to early visions.Naught can fill our souls with dread. Dreams, then deeds—bethis our watchword In our future, dark or bright,May our torch so clearly burning Gleam, a beacon in the night.When the fleeting years have vanished And our ways have parted grown,Oft we’ll ponder mem’ry’s pages For the loved days we have known.0 those bye-gone trails to wander!0 for youth’s enchanted spell-1 But those ties no more will bind us When we’ve said our last farewell.

CL A SS R OLLCollege Preparatory Course

Virginia Alice Bennett Alice Louise Gratz Shirley Leavitt Knight Agnes Elfleda Plummer

General CourseRoger Ames Bennett Jr.Maynard Arthur Dolloff Geraldine Emerson Lorraine Emerson Margaret Doris Gantnier John Allison Harmon Almon Homer Huff Gladys Warren Nowell Leona Roxanna Ross Eleanor Louise Sanford Delmar Daniel Shaw Jr.Jocelyn Caroline Shaw Marion Jane Skillings George Howard Stanford Viola May Wilbur

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CLA SS H O N O R S First Honor—Virginia Alice Bennett

Second Honor— tie between Shirley Leavitt Knight Agnes Elfleda Plummer

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CLA SS O F F I C E R SPresident Shirley Leavitt KnightVice-President Almon Homer HuffSecretary Charlotte Warrrn NowellTreasurer Betty Emerson

■iClass Motto—"Dreams—then Deeds”

Class Flower—Yellow Rose Class Colors—Orchid and Gold

Creditsn y 16^ 16 x 17X

1 6H 1 6^ 1 6K 1 6^ 18^ 16 'A n y 17 H 17 1 7 X 17 16H1 7 y 17V, 17X

COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM


C L A S S O F 1 9 3 7

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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES

of the

CLASS OF 1 9 3 7


June 13 • 10.30 a.m.


Dunstan M. E. Church

June 14 • 7.30 p.m.


The Cascades, Saco

June 17 • 8.00 p.m. G r a d u a t i o n E x e r c i s e s

Town Hall, Oak Hill

June 18 • 8.30 p.m.


Town Hall, Oak Hill

Theme: D i s c o v e r y" W hat sha ll 1 say. brave A d m ’r ’l, say,

I f we sight n a ugh t bu t seas a t daum ? ” "W h y you sha ll say a t break o f day: rS a il o n ! sa il o n ! a n d o n!5 ”

Music Carmen M oderne T rio

Betty Brown, Violin Margaret Knight, Piano Rosalie Stoddard, Cello

Bizet

Prayer Rev. S. A . W alker

Salutatory and Essay Discovery Henry Alfred Moulton, Jr.★

"THE JEW ELS OF T H E M A D O N N A ”The Scene: Court of Ferdinand and Isabella, Granada, Spain Time: April, 1492

C h a r a c t e r s

Don Fuentes, court geographer Beatrice, his daughter Don Amora, suitor to Beatrice ColumbusIsabella, Queen of Spain Felipe, a guard

Vernon Walter Paulsen Marjorie Lenora Richardson

Steven Ernest Libby Howard Harland Pence Dorothy Janet Lothrop William Neal Thibeau

D a n c e r s and C h o r u s

Marion Wood ’38 Ellen Jensen ’38 Jeanette Johnson ’38Elva Pooler ’38 Harriett Snow ’38

Vocal Solo Ave Maria Margaret Richardson ’39★

Entrance March Triumphal March GriegModerne Trio

Class Prophecy Janet LittlefieldFrances Mary Skillings

Virginia Natalie Sanford

Presentation of Gifts Imogene Mary Douglass Frederick Melville Newcomb

Music La Paloma GradierModerne Trio

Valedictory and Essay Sail On Irene Muriel Breil

Singing of Class Ode Written by Howard Harland Pence Class of 1937

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Presentation of Awards Principal Elwood G. Bessey

Presentation of Diplomas Superintendent F. H. B. Heald

Benediction Rev. S. A. Walker

Exit March Triumphal March GriegModerne Trio

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C L A S S O D EJ u n e : " S ilv e r Threads A m ong the Gold ”

1Swiftly, happy hours grow old,And new charts we must unfold Of life’s course to distant land.Guided by thy sturdy hand, _We put out with unfurled sails, set free To the winds of destiny.Faithful pilot, thou wilt be Cherished in our memory.

CHORUSAlma Mater, though we now must part,Mem ’ries linger in the heart.Given strength for tasks, though grave,Send us forth with young hearts brave.

2Friendships true we all have made,As each day we’ve worked and played.Now we leave thy shelt’ring walls,For the voice of Future calls.So we set our course on life’s broad sea;May our goal Discovery be,That new truths, old bonds may free.Scarboro High, farwell to thee.

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C L A S S R O L LG E N E R A L C O U R S E

Credits

Irene Muriel Breil 16 XImogene Mary Douglass 18^Richard Carter Frederick 17 XSteven Ernest Libby n y iRay Leon Littlefield, Jr. 17XJanet Littlefield 1 8 HDorothy Janet Lothrop 18 yiHenry Alfred Moulton, Jr. 17 yiFrederick Melville Newcomb 17 y iVernon Walter Paulsen 1 6 y iHoward Harland Pence 16MArthur Brooks Purington 16Donald Howard Rawson 16 XMarjorie Lenora Richardson 1 6 yiVirginia Natalie Sanford 18 yiFrances Mary Skillings 1SHDonald Alan Stevens 1 6 yiWilliam Neal Thibeau 16Elmer Russell Verrill, Jr. 16

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H O N O R S F i r s t Irene Muriel BreilS e c o n d Henry Alfred Moulton, Jr.

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C l a s s M o t t o C l a s s F l o w e r

C l a s s C o l o r s

" Sail On” Pink Carnation Blue and Silver

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O F F I C E R SCLASSPresidentVice-PresidentSecretaryTreasurer

Irene Muriel Breil Vernon Walter Paulsen Frances Mary Skillings

Ray Leon Littlefield, Jr.

COMMENCEMENT

PROGRAM

S C A R B O R O U G H

HIGH S C H O O L

CLASS OF

1938

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CLASS OF 1 9 3 8


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June 12 • 10.30 a. m.



June 13 • 7.30 p.m.


The Cascades • Saco

June 16 • 8.00 p.m.


Town H all • Oak Hill

June 17 ■ 8.30 p. in.


Town Hall • Oak Hill

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T h e m e : G i f t s"Not what we give, but what we share—

For tiie gift without the giver is bare;Who gives himself with his alms feeds three —Himself, his hungering neighbor, and Me.”

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Music “Naida ’’from Ballet Leo DelibesModerne Trio

Betty Brown, Violin Margaret Knight, Piano Rosalie Stoddard, Cello

Prayer Rev. Ernest Doughty

Salutatory' and Essay "The World’s Gifts to Youth”Ellen Mary Jensen

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"THE MIRACLE OF DELOS”The Scene: The Island of DelosThe Time: Early morning of a feast day, 500 B. C.

C h a r a c t e r sApollo, God of Light Artemis, Goddess of the Moon Timothy, a shepherd lad Philemon, a Greek

ZoehnC [ Grecian maidens Milos, a Greek peasant

Neils Sofus Johnson, Jr. Elva Marguerite Pooler

Richard Howard Woodward George Clifford Southworth

Helene Mae Howatt Marian Louise Wood

Franklin Moses ’39

D a n c e r s a n d C h o r u s Solo Dancer Theresa Doyle ’41

C h o r u s o f G r e e k M a id e n s Gertrude Leary *39 Margaret Richardson ’3 9Eleanor Harmon ’39 Barbara Paine ’3 9Ida Nelson ’3 9 Edith Stanford ’3 9Mary Newcomb ’39 Ethel Christensen ’41

Glenna Story ’4 1

*c Fortune Teller Victor HerbertModerne Trio

E n t r a n c e M a r c h

Honor Oration "Youth’s Gift to the WorldPercy Leonard Knight, Jr.

Class Prophecy Letitia Anzonetta Leary

Music En Bateau Claude DebussyModerne Trio

Presentation o f Gifts Geneva Estelle PlowmanNorman Dennison Harmon

Valedictory and Essay "Give of Thyself”Harriett Alice Snow

Singing of Class Ode Written by Jeanette JohnsonClass of 1938

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Presentation of Awards Principal Elwood G. Bessey

Presentation of Diplomas Superintendent F. B. H. Heald

Benediction Rev. Ernest Doughty

E x i t M a r c h

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CLASS ODET u n e: One Fleeting H our

Our hearts, Alma Mater, are full tonight,As we linger o’er memory’s scroll,And dwell on thy treasures of Friendship bright With thy wealth of true Wisdom’s gold.We will cherish the hours in thy well loved walls, T ho gone like die wing’ed dream,And the gifts we have gained in thy bounteous halls, We will give, as we hope to glean.

Now that One Supreme Gift still remains for us As the light of our life brighter grows.We must strive to be brave, sacrificing and just As our motto so plainly shows.Then Give of Thyself in coundess ways For this is the one great test.Let us go forward now with steadfast gaze,Till we each have achieved our quest.

CLASS ROLLC O L L E G E PREPA RA TORY C O U R SE

Ellen Mary Jensen 19 #Jeanette Johnson 1 7 #Percy Leonard Knight, Jr. 1 7 #Harriett Alice Snow 1 8 #Marian Louise Wood 1 6 #Richard Howard Woodward 1 9 #

G EN E RA L C O U R SE

Eugene Woodbury Allen 1 6 #William Edward Burnell 1 6 #William James Fielding, Jr. 16Norman Dennison Hannon 1 7 #Helene Mae Howatt 1 6 #Neils Sofus Johnson, Jr. 1 7 #Elizabeth Louise Lamb 1 6 #Letitia Anzonetta Leary 1 7 #Geraldine Edna Moulton 1 6 #Geneva Estelle Plowman 1 7 #Elva Marguerite Pooler I S #Donald Nelson Sewell 1 6 #George Clifford Southworth, Jr. 17Ruth Ella Thompson 1 6John Alden V em ll 1 7 #

HONORST ie f o r F i r s t Harriett Alice Snow

Percy Leonard Knight, Jr. S e c o n d Ellen Mary J ensen

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Class Motto "Give of Thyself”Class Flower Red and White RosesClasi Colors Red and White

PresidentVice-PresidentSecretaryTreasurer

CLASS OFFICERSNeils Sofus Johnson, Jr.

Jeanette Johnson Geneva Estelle Plowman

Elva Marguerite Pooler

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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES

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CLASS OF 1941


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J u n e s ■ 10.30 a. m



June 9 • 7.30 p .m .


The Cascades • Saco

June 12 • 8 . 0 0 p .m .


Town H a ll • Oak H ill

June 13 • 8 .00 p. m.

S e n i o r R e c e p t i o n a n d B a l l

Town H a ll ■ Oak H ill

GR AD UAT I O N PROGRAM

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Theme: " A m e r ic a , F r o n t i e r o f F r e e d o m ”" Land where my fathers died,

Land of the pilgrims’ pr ide,From every mountain-side

Let Freedom ring.”*

" Spirit o f St. Louis ” H erfurthHigh School O rchestra

Rev. Ernest Doughty

Salutatory and Essay " W hat Arc O ur i tredoms ’’G lenna Arlene Storey

Music "Sea Bubbles W a ltz” furthH igh School O rchestra

*Selection by Girls’ Glee Club

" T O M E H A LL ”A Playlet of Early Colonial Days

The Scene: The Towne Hall in Newtowne (Boston)The Time: 1636

CharactersGovernor J ames Rev. H utchinson Roger W illiams S ilias J ones, a tailor Court Crier

Warren Klwood Plowman Carroll Murray Pooler

Clarence Mellon Ahlquisl Stephen Everett Higgins Dana Francis Plummer

St eph e n F l in c h , a wealthy young EnglishmanCarlelon Linwood Richardson

Katharine R odgers, a Puritan Belle Viola May JordanGoodwife A ppleby , village gossip Janet Marie JordanGoodwife Crum pit , village gossip Clara Ellen HerseyRose F aucett, Puritan maid Ethel Winifred Claire Christensen

P uritan T ownswomen Beryl Burnell ’43 Ruth Baizley ’43Caroline Cunningham ’42 Rena Libby ’43Theresa Burnham ’43 Lea Swinburne ’43

Selection by Girls’ Glee Club*

March from "Lucia di Lammermoor ” H igh School O rchestra

Class Prophecy Isabelle May Harm onPresentation o f Gifts C layton Ellsw orth SkillingsVocal Solo " Hats Off! The Flag” Bennett

C arleton L inw ood Richardson V aledictory and Essay " Americans A ll”

T heresa Beatrice Doyle Singing of Class O de Written by Theresa Beatrice Doyle

Class o f 1941 *

Presentation o f Lucien T . Libby Post,A m erican Legion, Awards Post Commander

Presentation of D iplom as Superintendent F. H. B. Heald B enediction Rev. Ernest DoughtyExit M arch March from "Lucia di Lammermoor ”

High School Orchestra *

CLASS O D ETunc: “I’ll Take You Home Again, Kathleen”

When sweet the misty dreams of Youth Bid pulses dance and voices sing,When rich enchantments lure us on And o’er our path their radiance fling,No clouds of sadness veil the sky As we in springtime’s freedom reign,But when the careless days are gone Fond Mem’ry makes a sweet refrain.

ChorusFarewell to all the golden days,The cherished home of toil and play The friendly hand, the kindly word,That helped us on the upward way.And Thou, our motherland so dear,We dedicate our lives to thee,Thy shelt’ring hand has o’er us been,When fostering care we could not see.For all we are or e’er shall be,For freedom’s treasures dearly bought,For all that makes our life so fair.We owe Thee thanks for this our lot.

ChorusThen let us guard the vestal flames,Which on the shrine of freedom burn;That nations, crushed to earth by might,A down the years with hope shall turn.

COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSECredits

Theresa Beatrice Doyle 20

GENERAL COURSE

Clarence Melton Ahlquist 163/4Ethel Winifred Claire Christensen laysIsabelle May Harmon 173/1Clara Ellen Hersey 181/sStephen Everett Higgins 1614Janet Marie Jordan 17Viola May Jordan 171/4Warren Ehvood Plowman l"l/4Dana Francis Plummer 17 i/sCarroll Murray Pooler 16%George William Pooler I 6 I/2Carleton Linwood Richardson 16%Clayton Ellsworth Skillings 17%Glenna Arlene Storey 183/8Wanda Rose Varney I6 I/4

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H O N O R S

First Theresa Beatrice DoyleSecond Glenna Arlene Storey

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Class Motto “Americans All”Class F lower Red CarnationClass Colors Deep Red and Silver

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CLASS O FFIC ER S

President Carleton Linwood RichardsonV ice-President Clayton Ellsworth SkillingsSecretary Janet Marie JordanT reasurer Theresa Beatrice Doyle

G ra d u a tio n E xercises

G . B E S S E Y S C H O O L

Ju n e 12, 1957 a t 8 :00 P .M .

S ca rb o ro u g h H ig h School

S carb o ro u g h , M ain e

P R O G R A M M E

Invocation---------------------------------------------- Rev. Morten Sorensen

Band Selections______________________ Junior H igh School Band

“Star Spangled Banner” — Key

“Marjorie W altz” — B elw in

“On the Mall" — Sousa

(School Song by the class)

“T h e C h allenge” ...................................................... Robert W. Gibb

Boys’ Chorus

“Capta in K id” ------------ — Vincent Benet

Choral Reading Group

“Peace” (Psalm XXIII) _____________________________ Koschat

Girls' Chorus

Presentation of Certificates.................... Supt. Robert B. Lunt

Class O d e _________ ____________________ ___ ___All Graduates

Words written by Pauline Richard

GRADUATES

ELWOOD G. BESSEY SCHOOL — 1957

Beverly A. Bennett Sheila M. Boyington Edith M. Brant Dean Bundy

“John L. Burke Caroline R. Burnham Douglas J. Card Karen P. Christy Norman W. Collins Michael Concannon William J. Connolly

•George T . Conway •Nancy L. Coulthard

Mary Ann Curiale John I. Curley Donna J. D ’Amico

•T im othy P. Dennis Robert M. Dolloff John H. Fancy Robert L. Fogg Donna F. Foster Charles L. Frederick

*Jo-Anne Fuller Linda A. Galey

-{•Cornelia A. Gay Cynthia A. Glover Paul E. Goodale Janet E. Gorman

•Jane M. Grant Prudence Grant Robert C. Grant

♦Bethany J. Graves •Jacqueline A. Grenier Juliette Griffith Judith A. Hall Bertina L. Harmon Laurel A. Harmon Stephen M. Harmon Carlene L. Huff Robert F. Hunt

■{Connie M. Hurd Neil L. Iverson

•Donald A. Johnson Judith A. Kimball Clifford Knight Norman T. Laguire Edward J. Libby Edwin W. Light Warren A. Light Elwin J. Lilley

•Barbara A. Lothrop Roderic L. Lowe

fJudith A. Lyons Marilyn G. Mehlman

•Diane B. Menard David I. Meserve

•Marcia Milliken Bruce S. Moulton

fjean M. Nye Judith M. Nye Robert M. Oliver Dwayne K. O’Roak

•{•Anna K. Owens •Stephen M. Perry *

Patricia G. Peterson Ruth A. Pooler Elizabeth A. Quimby Pauline C. Richard Vivian T. Robichaud Jon L. Roberts Joyce Ann Roberts Ronald F. Rokowski Freddie M. Rowe Judith L. Roy James M. Russo Joseph St. Pierre Nancy L. Sampson

{■Patricia A. Scott L. Kenneth Seavey

•Linda J. Shepard Robert L. Shepard

•James P. Small Leroy G. Smith Linda C. Snow Penelope Soderberg Daniel F. Soule Blaine A. Sparrow Arlene B. Stevenson

•Pamela E. Steward Lloyd R. Storey Franklin L. Stover Frances A. Temm

f Linda A. Terry Irene L. Thibeau Richard E. Twomey Bradley C. Varney Donna I. Wagner Jean E. Waterhouse

fBetty Jean Welch Eileen S. White John B. Whitten Thomas S. Wood

•Wayne D. Wood Marilyn J. Woodward Faye M. Wyman

* Choral Reading Group, f Vocal Obligato.

CLASS OF 1964

SCARBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM

JUNE 5, 1964 8 : 0 0 P.M.

"Knowledge Comes But Wisdom Lingers"

Invocation:

Reverend C. Richard Sheesley

THE JOHNNY PARSON SHOW

"Cast"

Johnny Parson.........................Marc Anton

Announcer ............................. Robert True

N & N Commercial.....................Mary ConleyDonna Perkins

Card G i r l .............................Michael Flaherty

"Krispy" Minstrels . . . Sharon Hurd------ David DyerDiane Krapovicky— Dan LibbyLinda Thibeau----Leland NewmanJanet Wallace----Steve Weikel

Dash Commercial.......................Michael AntonGordon Clark Peter RaineyJames Mater Kenneth Fuller

Card G i r l .............................Paul Williams

Art Linkletter ....................... W. Robson Googins

Children ............................. James DeWeverRobin Trout Fred RichardsonDiane Hall Sharon Prout

Aspirin Commercial .................. Nancy Cyphers

Card G i r l .............................Michael Russell

The Term Paper or Saved by Cur Here . . Bruce MaguireEileen Coleman

Everett Moulton Linda JacobsDavid Haskell Robert Carson

"SELSCUM" Commercial ................ William WillettePaul Concannon Robson Googins Madeline Foss

The Fugitive ....................... .. Gene Rowe

Detectives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Michael GiancolaRobert Foster Thomas Wiley

Commercial ........................... Michael BarkerDana MacLellan Charles VigueEddy Sturgeon Ted Pemberton

Card Girl ............................. Richard Robichaud

Jug B a n d .............................Paul ConcannonDiane Pray

Betty Bayley Christine EmeryJames Proctor Peggy LittlejohnSally Prout Linda Elliott

Commercial ........................... Janice LibbyIrene Libby Kathy McGeeDiane Cole Jane FullerElaine Gallant Durinda MercierLinda Levangie Donna Morrissey

Card G i r l .............................Richard Wright

Mill Mullens ......................... Valarie Lamont

The Price is Right Panel . . . . . . . Sandra BerryPat Warren Sue Curley Karen Michelson

Models ............................. Michael FlahertySusan Fielding Diana Meserve Donna Turner

Internal Revenue Agent .......... Steven Nickerson

Card G i r l ................... Paul Williams

The B e a t l e s .......... ............Wayne MorseScott Perry Alan Plowman William Wyman

Card G i r l ......................... Michael Russell

MARTHA BLURRAY'S DANCE STUDIO:

Ballet ....................... . . . Pauline Wilkins

Tango ............................. Bruce MaguireDonna Stone Benicio Chagas Neto Phyllis Perry

Can-Can ........ . .............. Dorothy AtkinsonMarie Wills Florence CusackDiane Kosky Sue FosterKaren Kosky Melonee Hall

Minuet........ Paulette Perez------ Reginald OsbornCarol Washburn----- Robert True

W a l t z ........ Jo Deen Thompson---- Jesse JamesMarjorie 'Waterhouse-Ted Pemberton

Senior Superlatives .............. The Class of 196U

Class Song - Sue C u r l e y .......... The Class of 196)4

Farewell Song - Mary Conley . . . . The Class of 196)4

PROCESSIONAL

The Class of I96U

Marshall ............................. Charlotte Sue Curley

Alma Mater........................... The Class of 1?6U

Presentation of Gifts

Robert True Betty Bayley Bruce Maguire Diane Krapovicky Paul Concannon Janet Shorey

Donna Stone Robson Googins Christine Emery

Alan Plowman Diane Kosky

James DeWever

Ode - Marjorie Waterhouse.............The Class of 196U

Benediction:

Reverend Richard Murray

Recessional:

The Class of I96U

Marc Adam Anton Michael Girard Anton Dorothy Lynn Atkinson Michael John Barker Beatrice Deering Bnyley Sandra Jean Berry William Merrill Bickford, Jr. Robert Stephen Carson Bcnicio Chagas Netc- Gordon Cummings Clark Diana Jean Cole Eileen Gale Coleman Paul William Concannon Mary Kay Conley Charlotte Sue Curley Florence Margret Cusack Nancy fc! \,;bcch Cyphers George Victor Dencaulc James Wallace DeWever, Jr. David Brian Dyer Linda Carol Elliott Christine Anne Emery Susan Jane Fielding Michael Joseph Flaherty Madeline Ann Foss Robert John I os ter Sue Anne Foster Jane Elizabeth Fuller Kenneth Donald Fuller Lida Elaine Gallant Michael Joseph Giancola W. Robson Googins Diane Jane Hall Melonee Ellen Hall David C. Haskell Sharcm Louise Hurd Linda Mae Jacobs Jesse Howard James Dianne Linnea Kosky Karen Ann Kosky Diane Cecilc Krapovicky Vaiarie Catherine Lamont Linda Lee Levangie Dan Leonard Libby Irene Virginia Dbby Janice Dianne Libby Margaret Jean Littlejohn Bruce Edward Maguire

James Robert Mater* Kathleen Anne McGee

Dana Earl McLeilzn Durinda Jeanne Mercier

Diana Jean Mescrve Karen Irene Michclson Donna Mae Morrissey Wayne Kenneth Mor*e

Everett Melville Moulton L-land E, Newman

Stephen L, Nickerson Charles Reginald Osborn

Theodore James Pemberton Paulette G. Perez

Donna Marie Perkins John Scott Perry

Phyllis Ann Perry J. Alan Plowman

Dianne Jane Pray James Edward Proctor, j r.

Sally May Prout Sharon Lee Prout

Peter Thomas Rainey Fred Lorin Richardson, II Richard Albert Robichaud

Gene Russell Rowe Michael John Russell

Janet Marie Shorcy Donna Lee Stone

Edward John Scurgeon Linda Carole Thihe.au

Jo Deen Thompson Robin June Trout

Robert Wilfred True, Jr. Donna Gene Turner

Charles Vigue Janet Elaine Wallace Patricia Ann Warren Carol Ann Washburn

Marjorie janicc Waterhouse Stephen Paul Weikel

Thomas Francis Wiley Pauline Anne Wilkins

William Fredrick Willette Paul Williams

Marie Ann Wills Richard James Wright

William Arnold Wyman

SENIOR

FAIR AND DRAMA

FRIDAY, NOV. 12 TOWN HALL

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Featuring Southern Style Chicken

A Friend and Waffle 8

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Ray L. LittlefieldAnything in Trailers

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Burnell’s Camps

"THE GAY DECEPTION”A Farce in Three Acts

Scene:The living room of the Candler Stoll’s home on Long Island.

Act 1 - An afternoon in August Act 2 - Same evening at eight Act 3 - Following morning at ten

Produced by special arrangement with The Northwestern Press Minneapolis, Minnesota

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CAST OF CHARACTERS

Mrs. Candler Stoll,a society matron Letitia Leary

Candler Stoll,her husband Leonard K night

Virginia Stoll,their daughter

Lucy, the cook Mrs. Winston Moffat,

Harriet Snow Marian Wood

a young widow Gerald Moffat,

Ellen Jensen

her son Norman HarmonRalph Hammond,

Virginia's sweetheart Richard Woodard

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Notary Public

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THE RED AND WHITE STORE

Virginia’s friends;

M axine Densmore Claire Colbert Elsa Terry "G igg les” Gaylord B ert Evans "C hubby” Swan Ellis A tkins P a t O’Flynn,

a young policeman

Elva Pooler Helene How att

Jeane tte Johnson Geneva Plowman Niels Johnson J r .

Clifford Southworth Donald Sullivan

Eugene Allen

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Compliments o fCompliments o f

Dunstan Filling Station

Henry D. GooldTexaco Service

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ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

Business M anager John VerrillMen’s Properties Donald SullivanW ardrobe Special Sales Posters The Press TicketsPrograms & Head U shers

Elizabeth Lamb M aynard M eserve

Geraldine Moulton Neils Johnson, J r. Jeane tte Johnson

Elva Pooler Geneva Plowman

Stage M anager Assistants:

W illiam Fielding Donald SewallHelen How att

This Program was printed in the Industrial A rts D epartment.

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