Andover High School - Crier Yearbook (Andover, ME)

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HIT PARADE You Hold The Future I Want To Walk You Home I Want To Get Married Charley Brown Summer Love I ' ve Got Love Mac The Knife Pretty Blue Eyes Among My Souvenirs My Little Marine Handyman The Big Hurt Kewpie Doll Mr. Blue This Could Go On Forever A Penny A Kiss Scarlet Ribbons Unforgettable Little Brown Jug Smooth Operator Come Into My Heart If I Had A Girl Johnny Is A Joker Sub- Primary Dickie Marston Darline Tucker Bobby Hutchins Buddy Chase Ruth Sylvester Ann Morton Gail Learned Norma White Be mice Maddix David White Rank Cards Joanne LeBlanc Linda Akers Bookkeeping Mike Feener Janet Howard Avis Perkins Dickie M. Mike F. Janice Doyen Wanita White Darrell Cushing John Percival WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF Janet and John couldn ' t ride to school together? David and Danny weren ' t twins? Mike and John couldn ' t talk? Janice and Avis couldn ' t watch certain Soap Box Operas ? The Top Hat burned down? Linda and Wanita could speak French? A. H. S. had burned? Mr. Lord ' s dogs barked when they came to school? Mrs. Johnston couldn ' t sew? Jean didn ' t have a license ? WHAT A.H.S. HAS A Janet A Daniel A Marilyn A George A Dean A Robert A Jean A Gail but no Leigh Boone Monroe Gobel Martin Wagner Simmons Storm A Buddy An Arthur A David A John A Janice A Marion A Perkins A Joanne but no Hackett Murray Nelson Wayne Paige Anderson Millie Woodward

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DIRIGO GIRLS ' STATE Girls ' State is a practical application of Americanism and good citizen- ship. It is an attempt to teach and to impress upon the minds of the young people of America a love of God and Country. At Girls ' State each and every delegate had anequal opportunity to make the most of her stay. Each year over 300 girls in the State of Maine are offered this opportunity, and it is in- deed an honor and an unforgettable experience. The express purpose of Girls ' State is to provide citizenship training for girls of high school age and to help them grasp some of the responsibilities which they must assume in later life. At Girls ' State they are instructed in various governmental func- tions and made aware of the duties and privileges of a citizen. By being of- fered this opportunity, they return to their communities and schools with a new inspiration for the roles ahead as Citizens of Tomorrow . DIRIGO BOYS ' STATE American Citizenship is our most priceless possession. In order to take our parts as useful citizens, we must all participate in and contribute our efforts to the civic and political welfare of our county, state, and nation. At Boys ' State, we learned how these obligations are met and how our country, town, and state are run. Our week there proved an invaluable ex- perience for us and was an important part of our high school training.

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UNDERCLASSMEN Front Row. L-R: J. Glover, B. Sidelinger, J. Merrill, B. Bailey, G. White, N. Bailey, D. French Back Row: L-R: M. Gammon, P. Farrington, D. Meisner, J. Richardson, M. Blanchard, B. Nevel, W. Stinson, A. Roberts, C. Bolduc, C. Glover, D. Cayer, S. Peaslee. Always Finish I f a task is once begun Never leave it till it ' s done Be the labor great or small Do it well or not at all. Anonymous