Morse High Class of 1952 Bids Goodbye in Assembly
The 127 graduates of Morse High School bid farewell at a Monday night ceremony in the auditorium. Prizes honored students for courage, scholarship, citizenship, and leadership while Miss Bally J. True welcomed attendees and Rev. Hodgkins gave the invocation. The event featured honors essays on women’s roles and a class ode performed by the graduates.
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Faith for Tomorrow inspires Morse High graduates
Morse High School seniors and about 500 adults attended the baccalaureate program as Dr. Hauck urged faith in the future. He warned against negative thinking and stressed that ideas drive achievement, urging optimism despite tensions in the international scene.
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Recruitment Drive Seeks Teens for Snap Bean Harvest
Manley H. Grant, of Weeks Street Grammar School, named summer farm placement representative for the Maine Employment Security Commission. He will head a day haul program recruiting high school and junior high students to harvest beans for canning in Dresden and Bowdoinham, with free bus transport and adult supervision. Recruitment underway in Bath and Brunswick as fields brace for a peak crop amid tight labor.
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Morse High Alumni Banquet Set At Six Thirty In Gym
The Bath High School Alumni Association hosts the annual Morse High Alumni Banquet in the gym Thursday evening at 6 30. At least six classes have reserved tables for reunions and this year's graduating class will be guests of the association.
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Bath Council Opens Bids for New Schoolhouse and Wage Plan
Bath city council, in a June session led by new city manager Nathan C. White, authorized bids on an eight and ten room schoolhouse at the Hyde property, replacing the South Street school. The council also discussed an employee wage adjustment plan proposing a 2 percent annual increment, priority for long service, and salary changes including a $5200 treasurer’s pay and $260 overtime adjustments for clerk and welfare superintendent.
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Morse High Class Day 1952 Ends With Jest And History
Morse High School’s Class Day for the e 1952 seniors featured a prophec y and will skit by Hilda Bowers and John Small, a class ode by Arthur LeVasseur, a history of the United States sung by 37 seniors with narrators Eleanor Marks and William Haggett, and a humorous gift barrel routine. Austin Miller supervised, Doris White accompanied.
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Bath Junior Legion seeks players for weekend tryouts at Kelley Field
Bath's Junior Legion baseball team announces Friday and Saturday tryouts at Kelley Field to fill the 16 man roster and support a 24 game Intermediate League schedule. Dennis Murphy guides the program with Donald Perry highlighting the feeder system for ages 13 to 17, aiming to field a competitive lineup despite key losses.
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Miss Sally True Wins Elks Outstanding Youth Leader Contest
The Bath Lodge of Elks announces Miss Sally Jean True of Bath as Maine’s top youth leader in the National Elks Outstanding Youth Leadership Contest. James P. Noyes of Stearns High School Millinocket won the boys' contest. Billy Haggett of Morse High School was runner up in the boys’ division. Both True and Noyes may enter the national contest at the Grand Lodge Convention in New York City in July.
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Teenagers Boost West Point Building Fund With Clearning Drive
West Point teens cleared brush at the community building site to raise over $200 for the fund. Leaders include Carl and Miss Myrna Wallace with Girl Scouts assist. Future Monday work to use chain saws. several Gilliam and Wallace youths named.
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