Morse Junior Varsity Boosts Next Year's Hopes
Morse High's junior varsity, led by coach Bob Clunie, closed with a 15 win 3 loss record. Key players included George Coombs Wes DeCapua George Tardif and Eddie Marchetti. They improved late season scoring and may supply varsity talent for 1953 54.
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MORSE
Morse High
George Tardif
Wes DeCapua
Robert Clunie
Gerry Parker
Ray Durgan
Gene Hunter
Bob Clunie
South Portland
Cheverus
Westbrook
Cluniemen
Brunswick
Berlin
N. H
Cong
St. Dems
Lewiston
Orge Coombs
Philip Weybrant
Eddie Marchetti
Herbie Anderson
Terry Ramsay
Martin Turpie
Richard McElman
Dick Lemoine
Tim McPhore
Ayacreare
Marchetti
DeCapua
Hunter
Bobby Billington
Hospital Board and Auxiliary Meet Wednesday
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary conducts an executive meeting last week with by laws revisions approved and plans for remodeling the Cozy Corner. Nominees for officers to be voted April 7 at the Cosmopolitan club. Budget items include calendar memo pads and a bake oven for the kitchen.
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Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
George Musk
Edward Kinder
Duncan McInnes
Cosmopolitan Club
J. Arthur Samuelson
William P. Kelley
Memorial Hospital
Charles B. Doyle
New England Hospital Assembly
Boston
Junior Hospital League
James A. Gillies, Jr
Ald N Small
25 Pound bobcat shot near Bath by Libby and Wyman
Lawrence Libby of 109 Center Street and George Wyman of East Brunswick left Bath Saturday morning for Bingham to hunt bobcats. In Somerset County they trailed and Libby bagged a 25 pound cat with a single shot from a 20 gauge. The pair noted abundant bobcat signs in fresh snow.
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Lawrence Libby
Center Street
George Wyman
East Brunswick
Bath
Bingham
Somerset County
Wyman
Riley
Libby
City Council Examines 1954 55 School Budget
The City Council reviewed the 1954 55 Board of Education budget Tuesday night with Edward Connard presenting charts alleging enrollment will fall. Connard urged possible closure of Weeks Street and Washington Street Primary schools to reduce classes, while Board chair John M. Conley and Supt. Lor ing Addison defended the Board figures and warned closures could raise costs. The council postponed action and planned to reconvene for definite indications on budget cuts.
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Board of Eduention
Greer Connard
Edward Street
Board of Education
Connard
Weeks Street
Washington Street
Philip H. Oliver
John M. Conley, Jr
Ing R. Addison
Onnard
Conley
Washington
Ireland native wife of pastor in Phippsburg
An Irish born wife of Rev H Macy Whitehead, Mrs Edie Lamb Whitehead, discusses Dublin childhood, studies in Ireland and England, and her path to Phippsburg Maine. She and her minister husband, rooted in Small Point, share family life, music interests, and memories of Ireland, including a honeymoon visit.
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St. Patrick's Day
Ireland
Ashdale
Phippsburg
Edie Lamb Whitehead
St. Patrick
Gray House
England
Dublin
Philadelphia
California
Maine
Small Point
H. Macy Whitehead
Small Point Congregational Church
Erin
Wilmington
Del
Whitehead
Deirdre
Brunswick
Morse High School announces 1954 valedictorian and honors
At Morse High School assembly Principal Farnham announced Patrick Nugent as valedictorian for the class of 1954. Honor scholars include Rathryn Libby salutatorian Jane Ledward first honor essayist and Vivian Ed McDougall. Nugent is a National Honor Society member and held multiple student leadership roles.
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Morse High School
Moray
Rayniemd W. Farnham
Patrick Jo Nugent
George J. Nugent
Hugh Street
Rathryn Libby
Edwin S. Libby
Adams Court
Jane Ledward
James C. Ledyard
Lincoln Street
Vivian ED McDougall
Daniel McDouw
Oas ‘ . Mn
Nugent
Annual Cosmopolitan Club Banquet Honors Margaret Foote
The well attended annual banquet featured officer elections and a program honoring Miss Margaret Foote, the club’s charter member and oldest living president. Gifts from the Patten Free Library and a 44 year service with the club marked the tribute.
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Margaret Foote
Edward B. Hamblett
Evelyn Stairs
Sumner Sewall
Linwood Boardman
Roscoe P. McFadden
Ada Y. Greenblatt
Daniel Matter
Alice Ramsay
Frank Saunders
Fred Summerton
Bernard MacDonald
Charles T. Small
John F. Leonard
Alice Nowell
Paul Marchant
Allen Noble
Albert Whitney
Carville Douglas
Sumser Sewall
Foote
Lawrence Lowell
J. Arthur Burgess
Arthur Eseley
Helena M. King
Cosmopolitan Club
Miss Foote
Rght
Warren Hawley
Ruth Farnham Murp
Warwick
R. J
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