Morse High Grants 27 Prizes To 21 Graduates
Principal Raymond W Farnham presided as Morse High distributed 27 prizes among 21 seniors at commencement. Marg Parks received four awards including the Dike PTA prize and Ruth Bryan Owen Good Citizenship award. Numerous scholarships and medals followed for students from Bath and West Bath, with Ellen Blair and Patricia Parks among recipients.
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Raymond W. Farnham
Marg” Parks
Elizabeth Beals
Dike P. T. A
Ruth Bryan Owen
Col. Dummer Sewall
South Fnd P. T
Bath Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Nursing
Albert Douglas
Amilda Szcepanski
Hinckley Street
Henry James Wood
North Center
P. T
Jerrold Stover
Courtney L. Stover
West Bath
Allan Spears
Charles McKay
Elizabeth R. Moses
Bath Memorial H Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association
Rita Vaillancourt
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Eugene Rittall
W. J. Rittall
Washington Street
Russell Mosier
Harvey Mosier
Westport
Edward Partridge
Earl Partridge
Chestnut Street
Lions Club
Susan Bates
Leslie C. Shumway
High Street
Bath High School Alumni Association
Leon A. Vaillancourt
Lincoln Street
Boyd Harrington
Mark W. Harrington
Philipsburg
Col. Dunaimer Sewall
D. A
Woolwich
Thomas Toothaker
Elwood Poothaker
Hip Street
Jane Carter
Everett Fraser
Richardson Street
Suburb Civic Club
Ellen Blair
Winthrop Blair
Sebasco Estates
Phippsburg
Judith Perry
Donald J. Perry
Doreen Eleanor Willis
BIW Directors Boost Bath Hospital Campaign Fund
Bath Iron Works directors approve a contingency gift to the Bath Memorial Hospital Development Fund equal to one dollar for every two donated by others until combined gifts reach 375000. If 250000 is raised by the public, BIW’s contribution could reach 375000, aiding the hospital’s building program. The announcement notes potential extra campaign costs and continues on page two.
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BIW
Bath Hospital
Bath Iron Works Corporation
Bath Memorial Hospital
William A. Niss
Bath Iron Works
G. Baer Connard
Bath Memorial Hospital Development Fund
Piuay
Morse High honors 138 graduates in 55th commencement
The Morse High School auditorium overflowed as 138 seniors from the class of 1958 received diplomas from Ralph Se. Brewer. Principal Raymond Wo. Jurtham presented 27 special awards amid a program that included invocations, welcome by class president Frank Bela Blanchard, and musical selections. Honor graduates and high honor recipients were named, with the valedictory by Russell Freeman Mosier and a class ode.
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Morse High School
Ralph Se. Brewer
Pdncation
Raymond Wo
Iurtham
Frank Bela Blanchard
Oliver W. Bell
Wesley Methodist Church
Rubenstein
Voice of the Wood
Roger Perry Brown
Donald Ralph Mank
Roy Edward Stuart
Patricia Ann Guynn
Donna Glenys Maxson
Carol Alyce Tanner
Ellon Fisher Loward Frederick Clyde Pashard, Jr
Constance Eloise Howe
Lucy Lee’ Smith
Mary Margaret Baird
Patricia Ellen Parks
Ellen Fisher Low
Russell Freeman Mosier
Annual Senior Reception By Morse Junior Class Honoring 1958
Morse high school hosts its annual senior reception in the gym Thursday night marking the end of commencement week. The theme Dream features blue and yellow decor, silhouettes, a dancing couple centerpiece, and a crystal ball effect with Gordon Howe’s orchestra.
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Morse
Morse High School
Gordon Howe
Frank Blanchard J
Susan Grevers
Donald Conroy
R. Frederick Brown
Susan Farrell
Ralph Brewer
Board of Education
Brewer
Loring R. Addison
Addison
Princial
Raymond W. Farnham
Bath High School Alumni Banquet Honors Generations At Morse High
About 600 Bath High School Alumni Association members and guests attended the annual banquet and reunion at Morse High School. The 1958 and 1908 classes were honored, with 1908 representing 20 members. Merritt A. Mitchell and other officers were reelected, and new committees appointed. The gathering included gifts from graduating classes and remarks by several distinguished alumni as the association voted to set two year terms for officers starting next year.
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Bath High School Alumni Association
Morse High School
Harry Tabor
Everett, Mass
Herbert Calderwood
Warren F Hawley
Frederick J Hill
Harry L Day
Catharine Leonard
Edward M. Butterfield
Loring RO Addison
Addison
Morse High
Raymond W Farnham
Farnham
Clinton D. Wilson
Wilson
J. Edward Poweroy
Craig H. Richard
Central Congregational Church
Philip H. Oliver
Donald T. Page
Chester W. Leeman
Eleanor Cahill Butterfield
Butterfield
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Albert Kimball
Cambridge
Mass
Howard Webber
South Portland
Frank Kelley
Winchester
Boothbay
Marion Murray Cottrell
East Boothbay
Donald Sewall
Boothbay Harbor
Hannah McCormick Booth
Auburn
Andrew M. Butterfield
George Hopkins
Merle C. Niles
Bath Jaycees Help Elect First Southern Maine President
Six Bath delegates joined about 600 Maine Jaycees and Jaycee Wives at the Maine Junior Chamber of Commerce convention in Rockland. Robert Baston of Norway won the presidency by a 45 to 48 margin over Robert Cowell of Bangor, becoming the first southern Maine Jaycee state president since the early 1940s. The Bath group also supported delegates to a next convention set for Waterville and noted Bath officers and guests in attendance including Miss Maine 1958 Carol Ann Bartels of Bath.
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Bath
Maine
Baston
Robert Cowell
Bangor
Portland
Debnle
Waterville
George Aiken
Lincoln
John Bunton
Gardiner
Arthur Edgecomb
Fort Fairfield
Edward J McInnis
Thomas Mennealy
Lewiston
Harold Manon
Halewell
Willian Robertson
Gerald Barnett
Augusta
Richard Waitt
Carthou
Harry Colby
Lew Coolby
Edgar Black
Edwin H. Pert
Robert C Cummings
John McCall
Carol Ann Bartels
Portland Jayecees
Class of 1908 Guests Of Butterfields
Members of Morse High School.
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Butterfields
Bath Registration Board Reports Busy Enrollment Surge
The Bath Registration Board records show new registrations nearly doubled from two years ago with 97 people registering by Monday at 9 PM. The breakdown: 45 Democrats, 40 Republicans, 11 registered but not enrolled, marking the first time since the early 1930s that Democrat enrollments exceed Republican. Edwin T. Pert, executive secretary of the Maine Democratic Party, says the rise signals growing interest and supports a Democratic victory in September.
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Board of Registration
Tue
Perons
Edwin T. Pert
Maine
Democratic Party
City to Request Bids for Fire Truck and Equipment
City Manager Stanley W. Judkins asks for bids on three new items with a new fire department truck leading the list. The filing details indicate procurement plans and budget considerations for city equipment.
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Stanley W. Judkins
New Justice Is Honored By His Friends And Associates
Justice Carey receives heartfelt praise and broad support as friends from diverse backgrounds celebrate his appointment. Maine officials and out of town guests extol his character, integrity, and judicial ability while stressing patience and human understanding for duty.
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New Justice
Justice Curry
Poe
Carey
ARS Peer Reiseef Ie
Bath Savings Institution
Herbert Loeeke
Augusta
Maine Bar Association
Justice Carey
Locke
The
Bar Association
Harold F. Dubord
Waterville
Maine Supreme Court
West Bath Lobster Bake Draws Large Republican Crowd
A large turnout greets the West Bath event hosted by the Sagadahoc County Republican Women’s club at Larrabee’s grove. The menu features lobster, corn, chops, pickles, and coffee, while speakers urge strong turnout and party unity after the forthcoming primary.
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West Bath
Sagadahoc County
Republican Women’s Club
Larrabee’s Grove
Edward J. McMann
Joseph W. Larrabee
Indictments handed up by Sagadahoc County jury
Sagadahoc County grand jurors returned seven indictments marking two indecent liberties cases two breaking and entering charges one assault and battery and one arson. Defendants include Joseph Tabbutt 41 and Alton Collins 27 of Bath. Dana Ray Richardson 18 and Charles Radley Jr 21 of Bath. Alden Leroy Damnham 19 of Bath. Arlene Smith Bowdoin. George P Heath of Bath. The seventh case involves Heath charged with failing.
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Sagadahoc County
Joseph Tabbutt
Alton ©. Collins
Bath
Dana Ray Richardson
Charles Radley, Jr
George and
Wilbur Lovett
Alden Leroy Damnham
Arlene Smith
Bowdoin
Elizabeth Phinney
George P. Heath
City approves heating plant for Morse High School
City government approves a 28,740 bid for a Morse High School heating plant, accepting two options from the Harry Carvel Co of Portland. The project funds, costs, and contractor plans are outlined, with phased payments and engineer approvals noted.
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Morse High
Woedow
Harry Carvel Co
Portand
Foxing
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William Luke
Roger M. Luke
Middle Street
John Parker
Frances Butcher
Susan Elizabeth Bates
Ellen
Louise Blair
Frances Eva Butcher
Jane Mary Carter
Christine Constance Charest
Judith Hazel. Colby
Judith Ann Commeau
Carmen Anne Cormier
Charles Albert Douglas, Jr
Nancy Alace Doyle
Margo Ann Parks
Dennis McMinnis Ring
Eugene Wallace Rittall
Betty Elaine Robinson
Jerrold Courtney Stover
Thomas Sawyer Toothaker
Bernard George Briggs
Donna Lee Crock
Catherine Leonard
Duncan H Farrell
Farrell
Sally Mullaney
Clifford Newell
Carol Haynes
Sally Grindell
Marlene Prawer
Kathy Picken
Merline Osborne
Gail Grindell
Beverly Kingsbury
Arlene King
Patricia Boulay
Judith Ashe
Edna White
Cathy Talase
Juinda
Association
Merritt A. Mitchell
Linwood
Richard ,McElman
Alumni Association
Mabel Lake
Alice Litchfield
Ethel May
Nathan W. Watson
John W
Coombs
Edward Jo Me Mann
Charles W. Swearingen
Walter Upham
Richard H. Haskell
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Bath Jaycees
Rockland
Harry Cobb
Clairmont
Calif
Bath Registration Board
John P. Carey
Daberd
Beto & Makie
Kimn Hey
Gaiven
Chief Justice
Williamson
Tveh
Wig
Roebert
Superior Court
Jonn PL
Partiscnm
Fredrick Dian
Teese
PS Hasan
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Popiter Gheverte
Dreth
Philip F. Chapwi
Robert Hale
He Heelan
Hale
Gop
U.S
Sharse Hieph
Poleco
Eduation
Schorol
Sian Alee
Tony de Talesmen
Carvel Company
Horace McClure
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