Andover High School - Crier Yearbook (Andover, ME)

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POPULARITY POLL Girl Most Popular Janice Doyen Best Looking Janice Doyen Best Athlete Avis Perkins Best All Around Linda Akers Best Personality Janet Hewey Favorite Actress ; Actor Wanita White Most Studious Wanita White Romeo Juliet Juliette White Shyest Dorothy Smith Model Student Janice Doyen Most Cheerful Linda Akers Favorite Recreation Dancing Most Popular Subject Math Favorite Sport Basketball Seniors Most Likely to Succeed Janice Doyen School Comedians Norma White Best Figure-Physique Janice Doyen Prettiest Hair Janice Doyen Prettiest Eyes Janice Doyen Nicest Smile Janice Doyen Boy Mike Feener Dexter Blanchard John Percival Mike Feener Dexter Blanchard John Percival Dexter Blanchard Mike Feener Dexter Blanchard Dexter Blanchard Mike Feener Mike Feener Arthur Hutchins Mike Feener Dexter Blanchard Dexter Blanchard Dexter Blanchard

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Back row: Janet Hewey, Ann Morton, Carole Farrington Front row: Lane Ladd, Marsha Meisner A. H. S. CARNIVAL BALL On the evening of February 19, the annual Carnival Ball was held at the Andover High School Gymnasium. The gym was attractively decorated with dark blue and light blue crepe paper streamers, which were upheld in the center by a hoop filled with many pretty colored balloons. The Queen ' s throne was backed with aqua crepe paper and sprinkled with silver snowflakes. Before the coronation, dancing was enjoyed to the music supplied by the Mexico High School Dance Band. Linda Akers, Queen of 1959, led the procession. She was escorted by David White. Following Linda was Janet Hewey escorted by John Percival; then came Lane Ladd escorted by Lorenzo Miller, Ann Morton escorted by Robert MacDonald, Carole Farrington escorted by Jack Ladd, and Marsha Meisner escorted by Tommy Michaud. Marsha Meisner was crowned Queen of the carnival by former Queen Linda. Following the coronation, flowers and gifts were presented. Following the Grand March, the chaperons Robert B. Swain and Carlton Harrigan served refreshments and punch. Dancing was then re- sumed for the remaining part of the evening, and our dance this year was a big success.

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FOR THE LOVE OF THE FOREST There is nothing quite so lovely as the forest on a bright sunny day- To sit beside a stream where the atmosphere is cool; To sit on the cool, damp moss and pass the time away; To watch the sparkling beauties glide by in a dark pool. In the forest man sees many wonders before his eyes-- To trudge along on its carpeted floor And watch the animals as they slink by; To soak up all the beauty until he comes once more. To stand in the midst of this untamed wild; To smell the sweet fragrance of the wild flower; To wander through the forest just as a child; To walk along where the tall trees tower. Yes, there ' s nothing quite like the forest With its short stubby Spruce and its tall stately Pine, Where man can find his soul anytime of year, and the magic of life unwinds. Yes, there ' s nothing quite like the forest. Learned Littlehale, ' 62