Boothbay Region High School - Log Yearbook (Boothbay Harbor, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1969 volume:

THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION. AND RECREATION A DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION YOUTH FITNESS . CHIEV E E T RD PRESENTED TQ N in recognition of physical fitness proficiency demonstrated by meeting the national standards established by the AAHPER Youth Fitness Project. SIGNED THISXVZ DAY OFJDAQ7 X947 6' A J 1 411 TEST ADMINISTRAT R , I Eg E IOL OR AGENCY memwp dw SENIOR DIVISION Carl A. Troestcr, Jr. Sam M. Lambert Executive Secretary Executive Secretary AAHPER NEA - 1f,..g -wr R. , -A '- -v ' 'UI ' lf! ' s gl .1 QA? 71' if Q M 1 Am . Anim: -.'. -Jas -.... .4L1,,,,-Q ,xf----1 A.-.L-'--:fig ,X AT ix ifqf' , Q li'lQC's ?2 f' :' 'DU!W 0L,Flll, , - , 41955 EZ T? - f4P'fQSMf1m4 v, X 5 . A 'Xu Y. i KjZ,'C: ,fbxf 1 r 1f?Oif23 Q94 49 ' W f S?Om+vi , Q Q ,f 'QQ ja.9GgfgXviVQ'Aif5w-lex if ffl ' fQQ25?'3, , .fy , C'36 QiP gf :XX 'N 'I f N X ' 1 if. -'Xa X' X. if f :ifl. '-'.! 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You may regard these thoughts as experience which have been a part of the educational experience you arc about to complete. May I urge each of you to continue your quest for knowl- edge each day of your lives. Certainly the future rests with today's planners. Each of you is equal to the responsibility and challenge it presents. Foster M. Shibles Superintendent of Schools VAUGHAN HATHAWAY Bates College Principal A . B. Ancient History Univ. of Me. Now that you are ready to graduate I hope you will not consider this the end of your educational endeavors. As a matter of fact you are just commencing to face the realities of life. With what you have achieved here we hope you are ready to meet the challenges that lie ahead. You may be sure that all of us here at B.R.l-I. S. will continue to be interested in you and will assist you in any- way we can. ROBERT J. PIPER Univ. of Me. Guidance Counselor San Diego State College According to all the dusty texts I have on the proper functions of a counselor, I should avoid providing last words of wisdom or advice for they are seldom heard nor acted upon. What follows then, is not an inspirational message to you seniors but rather a borrowed poem reflecting my feel- ings on your last carefree days as high school students. Look where you are leaping, giddy crickets, you might land and split these emcralds of dew. Uapanese haiku by Issai 4 MARJORIE MCGLAUFLIN Grad. Study--U. of Mc. Boston University Bates and Colby French and English A.B. Bates HILDECARDE BARLDW Farmington State Teachers College M. Ed. University of Mainc History rigid w,cyXZt5Sy SM Mgfmli N. BRIDDELL Mary Washington College of the Univ. of Virginia B.A. Graduate Study English Boston University University of Maine THOMAS HOOKE Gorham State College B. S. Industrial Arts JUNE HATHAWAY University of Mainc Bates- -A . B. Latin ALBERT BARLOW Gorham State Teachers College Industrial Arts and Mechanical Drawing 5 NJNH DXHf?K.fr'Njek A W miirwffw fm NNW i WALTER GORNEAU V ,Aroostook State College B. S. Major--Health, Physical Education and Recreation Driver Education Instructor DIANE CROCKER Washington State College B. S. Business Education Coaching Staff NANINE HA MMOND Bachelor of Music PERLEY PERKINS University of Maine B. S. Social Studies and English Coaching Staff VIRGINIA HUMPHREY B, S. Art SARAH A. CRANDELL University of Maine B. S. English, Librarian 6 Q... it woe 1 ..-1. fl' yung: An New 'QQQ .i ' ,Y-A L ii ,Sh 1 Q 1 ws :Mm 8 ' ., ,M , V V 0 , .,:v :5.,..... A f- . . . .W.. V . V . fr .V A 'ff55r :ev1f,: 4 f' , .1 3 .2 .W ff '.'?E'. .e 'H'-13' -,4 i. . are 1. wwf 3-A ' . Q .. . , rn 5, '2:A+A.N'Wn5eflui .l 'A rf., Ji' :mf 9' 'QPF' 'x i.. ,-3-fri' 7 K, 'A a 'fl 'ix 5-. fu- ,I f 7 ' i' - ' . 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IRVINE Secretary to the Principal Lascll jr. College EFFIE WALIACE Secretary to the Guidance Counselor Mt. Ida College University of Maine ,xx dll V 1 'iw X, L r , rig-'Q V 1' VI' lf V , ., v ' , , A . 1SAHr1flLf1wRrHfs1 ' reitaryyto Xthc X Xliggrintendvaiatu Tc Uni . V' K s 'EVEl-Yvbll-KXF.ElX1E r HELEN EATON , 'Q s'pxge.ir'sAlioo1 Assistant X il 'A Physical Education Secretary to j- if ,B. Uniyersiwyxy the Superintendant 'X .KH A ' fvjbfimging 'J I if x XX' M Fl' 'J A 1' :N Y ix :X J.: 1 ' i' . x - ,.-'- .gl . X. N l Qi of ' I , N -tl X X, 8 .x X., ,xv X ,X JV. ,J M -4 U X- xv: SENIORS ,Q fi mi: yo' X 5' '95 M tfausfa 315: .. U, I3 'QVFKAYL W Hi ??5:42'.i A x. aff V. W.. a hw - 3-4'.1fl.1.' uf - 4-f . Q 'ii 7:.w... mls' 1.1 ffm sl Q , ,vf,' ,W 4-wg .. , 7:2-'jff L' '33 'I 1 Y -wsu 1' 5. ', u 'r by Ms x Q ,.el.' 1 , s Q .W 99, Q G.. , 5321 if wx .1.. , 5 vi. ' M sg' if f 4 gf- L4 ,,v-' xx. .9 . ' ' lf -mmf V1 ,--.X Q ,asf 3 hi r .H W . L: J LARRY JOHNSON uL:m.yu Industrial Arts REGINA A. KEENE Jeannie General PAUL THOMAS IARKIN npauln General ELIZABETH LEWIS nuzu , ,f College JOYCE LYNN LEWIS .lion Commercial Clerical LARRY W. LEWIS ' hiego Industrial Arts f...5 -.ad q -.T .1 , R 1-iff. , K 1155 Q ' K , K. Sf W , xi b wx K 2. 1 Q3 X,- 2 v 5? -x 1, fp, x if if 1, an 5' kg gt iff. , fl ' Qs? in, ' ' P . W, 22' 1.51.7 QF. ghd .Q afgfff Q a, P A V ifi, ,Q Q-4 'Q 'Lk H. .ga ': n 3:2 ' Q22 ,mf V. ,..a: !f .lil feb' 'S : gn, ,Z ,,,., ,M ., 1222! 3522 .lgigzz Fi? ,. 928 .3 Q. ,Q . . 53+ K - 'S 1 x a-,mm-an-we v I ,ap DANIEL C. REED wrutu College Scientific BRIAN R. REGO Bronco General VIRGIN IA RUTH 5 e' 'I 5, I 'I si I I I Fi U I I . ,lg if We.- gif! I 'u K. TIMOTHY SAMPLE 5 Chris College Scientific E, ,S MICHIEAL sl-IAW QF Qvxz u Myke n I cnerax xy C . G. g-,W 5.2 .Q W Q- N FY , x W qs -W W' NJN' 'Y' NK 1 vvx J Cf' QXFXV 1 rv if ncinnyu o 5 5 .. W E na f- SE li 622' l,,w - ' H, 4 if U ! M' X1 ROBERTS 1 V a'-mag f-Q .I A ww :- XXX ETHAN CHASE STEVENS uEmou General fs if 155 .rr f ,p.,. I , .031 t xy Jw N... v gp 4 2 F 1 , K , ,ww if fi L . , 1 -1 'Q S1123 M11-L, an h km M. .,,c,. xp 3 - Q ' luik. :whims QI? 'NN his, I W: J 3' ex., -. ,K ,K FQ! J1 'Y ' ' Q .M 4 - 1' I Q ' V F.. V ,. .. 3' , JJ . Q A uf' gi x SENIOR CLA SS F F I R STEVBXI E. WELCH MoocI1 College Scientific DAVID VVINSLOW Test-Tube College Scientific ROBERT SWETT ngob vu General gras. V. Murray S. C. J. Lewis Scc. D. David V. Pres. B. Nicoll Pres. B ego SENIOR A CTI VITIES ARSENAULT To know that you are right is not necessarily being right, but it's important to have something to believe in. Basketball, Baseball, Football, Ski Club, Art Club, Drama Club, Biology Club, junior Auction, Science Fair. BARTER Blessed are those who go around in circles, for they may be called big wheels . Track, junior Prom Committee, Class Suppers. BARTER l cried because I had no shoes until I met a man who had no feet. Football, Drama Club, Log Staff, Humanities Fair, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Prom King, Junior Class Auctioneer, Biology Club, Supper Committees. BOYD We listen to peoples words, but many times we do not hear them . Humanities Fair, Drama Club, Supper Committees. BRACKETT Opportunity only knocks once. junior President, Band, Football fCaptain, 43, I.V. Basketball, Varsity Basket- ball fCaptain 4D, Baseball, Golf, junior Prom Committee, Junior Prom King Candidate, Biology Club, Science Fair, Varsity Club, Science Club, Humanities Fair, Supper Committees, Winter Carnival King. CAMPBELL A big heart is better than all the heads in the world. Track, Supper Committees, Junior Prom Committee. CHAMBERLAIN Laugh, and the world laughs with you: Cry, and you cry alone. Supper Committees, junior Prom Committee, Basketball Manager, F.T.A., Latin Club, Biology Club, Log Staff Head Typist, Chorus, Science Fair. CHASE Power is poison. Football, Baseball, Ski Club, Varsity Club, Pep Club. DAVIS The one you hate makes you laughg the one you love makes you cry. Class Secretary, Latin Club, F.H.A. Biology Club, Chorus, Majorette, Science Fair, Supper Committees . DAVIS The secret of happiness is not doing what you like, but in liking what you do Biology Club, F.H.A., Chorus, junior Prom Committee, Supper Committees, I.V. Cheerleader, Humanities Fair, Science Fair, Color Guard. FARNHAM WHere there's smoke there's fire. Drama Club, Humanities Fair, Supper Committees. FARRIN I can resist everything except temptation. Ski Club, Football, Science Club, Pep Club, Chess Club, Baseball, Humanities Fair, Supper Committees, Winter Carnival Committee. FRIZZELL Life is a theater in which the worst people of ten have the best seats , 21 15 Student Council Representative, Basketball, Softball, Band, National Honor So- ciety, F.T.A., Latin Club fPresident 43, Biology Club, Varsity Club, Log Staff, Chorus, Girl's State, Junior Prom Committee, Supper Committees, Humanities Fair, Prize Speaking. . GAMAGE lf it is not right, do not do it, if it is not true, do not say it. Transfer Student Band, Supper Committee. P. GREENLEAF Going up? Watch out for the wires. F.T.A., Biology Club. J. HARDWICK The difficult we do immediately: the impossible takes a little longer S. H L R P. E I. I L. Chorus, J.V. Cheerleader, Biology Club, junior Prom Committee, Supper Com- mittees, Basketball Manager, Humanities Fair, Log Staff Typist, Science Fair, Representative to the State Legislature Day, Biology Award, Commercial Award GAUDETTE If you can't be with the one you love, love the one you're with. Football, Ski Club, Band, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Prom Prince, Winter Carnival, King Candidate of Winter Carnival. JOHNSON Experience is the best teacher. Basketball, Football, Golf, Science Club, Chess Club, Junior Prom Committee, junior Prom King Candidate, Winter Carnival King Candidate. JOHNSON lt is better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it. Supper Committees, junior Class Auction. KEENE There is no surprise more magical than the surprise of being loved. Chorus, Majorette, Biology Club, Supper Committees, junior Prom Queen Can- didate, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Pep .Club, Drama Club, Log Staff. LARKIN I believe that our Heavenly Father invented man because he was dis- appointed in the monkey. Transfer Student . LEWIS Some win, some lose, and some just get rained out. Biology Club, Latin Club, Chorus, Softball, j.V. Cheerleader, Ski Club, Drama Club, Science Fair, Prize Speaking flsty, Supper Committees. LEWIS lt is our responsibilities, not ourselves, that we should take seriously. F.T.A., Latin Club, Biology Club, F.H.A., Pep Club, Student Council Repre- sentative, Science Fair, Regional Science Fair Representative, Supper Committees Chorus, Log Staff Typist, Softball, Varsity Basketball, Junior Prom Committee, Humanities Fair, Prize Speaking, Winter Carnival Committee, Secretary of Stu- dent Council. - LEWIS One who does unto others, that he wouldn't want done unto him, is a fool Football, Track, Drama Club, Chess Club, Science Fair, Supper Committees. LINDA LEWIS Opportunity only knocks once, but temptation leans on the doorbell. Q Supper Committees, Science Fair, Chorus, F.H.A., l.V. Cheerleader, Biology 22 Club, Pep Club, Log Staff, Junior Prom Committee, junior Prom Princess, Home- coming Queen Candidate . LORRAIN Every parting gives a foretaste of death: every coming together again a foretaste of the resurrection. Basketball fCaptain 35, Football, Baseball, Chess Club, Science Club, Drama Cl'ub Varsity Club, Biology Club, Ski Club, Supper Committees, Humanities Fair. LOWERY When flying high at the wheel of your car make sure you clear the trees. Humanities Fair, Supper Committees. MATTHEWS The only way to have a friend is to be one. F.H.A. fSecretary 35, Chorus, Biology Club, Pep Club, Science Club, Junior Class Auction, Junior Prom Committee, Supper Committees, Humanities Fair, Winter Carnival Committee, Log Staff Typist. MORTON You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink. F .H.A., Chorus, junior Prom Committee, Supper Committees, Log Staff Typist. MURRAY Don't minimize everything that happens to everyone else and magnify everything that happens to you. Class Treasurer, Softball, J.V. Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Junior Prom Queen, Chorus, Biology Club, Science Club, Varsity Club. NELSON There is always someone worse off than yourself. Chorus, Pep Club, F.T.A., Junior Prom Committee, Biology Club, Science Club, Supper Committees, Drama Club, Winter Carnival Queen. NICOLL Think what you are today, what yesterday you were, tomorrow you shall not be less . Vice President 145, President 123, Student Body President, Student Council, Editor of Seahawk News, Humanities Fair, Science Fair, Football, Track, Science Club. ORNE Where fools rush in, Angels fear to tread. Supper Committees, Science Fair, Chorus, Alternate Girl's State, Prize Speaking, Biology Club, F.H .A. . PACKARD One never gets enough of a good thing. Does one? Drama Club, Ski Club, Log Staff, Ituiior Prom Committee, Supper Committees, Chorus, Science Club, F.H.A. PARKHURST Waste not fresh tears over lost griefs . Chorus, Ski Club, Log Staff, Junior Prom Committee, Supper Committees, DAR. PINKHAM Girls are like some candy bars, half sweetness and half nuts Humanities Fair, Ski Club. REED Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them Basketball, Baseball, Golf, Football, Supper Committees, Science Club, junior 23 B. V. T. M. I. E. D. W D. S. H. S. D. Prom Committee, junior Prom King Candidate, junior Class Auction, State Foul Shooting. REGO Halitosis is better than no breath at all. Latin Club, Supper Committees, Class Vice President, Class President, Student Council, Football. ROBERTS Ik houden van dat lekker jongen. Band, Chorus, Latin Club, Ski Club, Drama Club, Supper Committees, Softball, Log Staff, Biology Club, Humanities Fair, Science Fair, junior Prom Committee, Junior Prom Queen Candidate, junior Auction. SAMPLE The wind blows many ways, but only God can make a tree. Football, Biology Club, Ski Club, F.T.A., Drama Club, Humanities Fair, Prize Speaking flstj SHAW Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Humanities Fair, Supper Committees, Science Fair. SHERMAN To Thine Ownself be True. Softball, Chorus, Drama Club, Prom Committee, junior Prom Queen Candidate, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Supper Committees, Latin Club, Biology Club, Humanities Fair, Log Staff. STEVENS lf at first you don't succeed, try try again. Band, Humanities Fair, Supper Committees. THIBODEAU The one you hate makes you laugh, the one you love makes you cry. Chorus, Majorette, Supper Committees, junior Prom Committee. TOMPKINS Even cowards can endure hardshipsg only brave can endure suspense Baseball, Football, j.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, National Honor Society, President of National Honor Society, Log Staff Editor, Latin Club, Biology Club, Science Fair, Supper Committees, Iunior Prom Committee, Junior Auction. TOWNSEND You're worth what you save, not the million you make. Golf, Ski Club, Supper Committees. UZMANN You must build everywhere on piles of your own driving. A.F.S., Chess Club, Science Club, Biology Club, Science Fair, Regional and State Science Fair Winner, Class President, Student Body President, Boy's State, M.T.A. Award. VALDERRAMA To think seriously and say foolish things ,out of place. Froeign Exchange Student, A .F .S . , Biology Club. WELCH You really don't know where your friends are until you need them. - Band, j.V. Basketball Manager, Track, Golf, A.F.S., BiologyfClub, Science Club, Science Fair, Humanities Fair, Supper Committees, Ski Club, junior Prom Committee. WINSLOW Have a place for everything and keep it somewhere else. Chess Club, Science Club, Science Fair, regional Science fair representative. 24 Y i Best Personality HOWARD BARTER REGINA KEENE .zf xQN2mm Most Likely To Succeed LINDA FRIZZELI. BILL TOMPKINS Best Mnunered ETHAN STEVENS DEBBIE GAMAGE mmYNHLbxmwQm Best All Around STEVE GAUDETTE GINNY ROBERTS Shiest KATHY CHAMBERLAIN DALE TOWNSENID Class Actors REGINA KEENE HOWARD BARTER 25 Class Sweetheart MISS McGLAUl-'LIN Class Clown HOWARD BA RTER Most Anhleuc PAUL LORRAIN LINDA FRIZZELL STEVE GAUDETTE G NNY ROBERTS M +1 ,WA 'Y-' -. - Q ?2,X,l' YY la A I S-49 f . 4. wayg g. Class Amst TIM SAMPLE ' Cutcst . DAN REED REGINA KEENE 3 ' ww H2 6 7 ' wx 26 UNDERCLA SSMEN President: .J . JU IOR CLASS Vice 9fes4derxig movq Lou 'thompson FIRST ROW: S. Doherty, S. Burnham, G. Barter, V. Andrews, N. Goodspced, S. Briddell, B. Blake, B. Burnham, T. Coffin SECOND ROW: S. Blackman, L. Baker, L. Climo, M. Cnllnan, 1. Calhoun, D. Brewer, L. Fogg, B. Davis, H. Simmons, Mrs. Hathaway THIRD ROW: R. Grant, N. Brewer, N. Blake, R. Campbell, R. Dill, A. Gossclin, K. Grant Er-2snd6r'T?'C Jeanne: Caihouw Secretary: SHERY1. BURNHAM Treasurer: VICKY ANDREWS 1 U . . X i 1 ' ' ' FIRST Row. B. Mum, T. Pxnkham, c. Lewis, c. Little, L. woo.- ' ' ter, N. Tibbetts, S. Pinkham, F. Plummer, G. Poland. SECOND 513- , I ROXM P. Trask, S. Hcdgcn, P. Sherman, M. Tihbetts, J. Larkin, CW? . . Van Duync, M. Thompson, P. Ridgeway, D. Michaud, Mr. Eatonliigif THIRD ROW: R. Marlowe, R. Pinkham, M. Read, R H on, K: - Marston, T. Skud, G. Wright, M. Hcino, R. Hyson, H. a , Student Council: W. Smith. 4' KURT MARSTQN Rvvknurpx, 28 S OPH OM ORE CLA SS W 9 f 2 . . gl V af .5 ... 1 A ,,,'. : PRESIDHQT ANDY DOLLOFF FIRST ROW--M. Hodgdon, M. Gilley, C. Greenleaf, H. Howard, G. Hyson, . M Caslin A. Lowe, P. Bryer, L. Kierstead, L. Graham. SECOND RO --Mr. Perkins, A. Barter, C. DeAnge1is, j. Coffin, C. Cook, C. Hodgdon, L. Andrews, C. Haggett-, D. Brown, G. Brewer, THIRD ROW--M. Giles, G. Wylie, P. Chase, R. Boyd, M. Dodge, G. Graham, K. Lewis, R. Lewis, A. Dolloff. N , N VICE-PRBIDENT A ,WN95 X OXQSJ f QVX AMY LOWE QP or . W' CXXUY Sow U N 71 ,OL C V N- 5 Q, Cv Q J -xl' N3 ,X 7X U -f rx. 1 N X. N ' C3351 R Q? U-XR XC wi QC, CSS! 5.315 A -ep v ev om, Jw. QL L A .,,.'x X XX X C5 5 . C . ' A ' KK 'c 559 wok, , A3951 . O X LIQQN ,gl Qlxxx Secretary ego f XM X N I' LINDA ANDREWS X e EQ Treasurer JANET MURRAY FIRST ROW--M. Stover, 1. Townsend, S. Page, J. Murray, S. Sher- man, S. Trask, K. Reed, C. Townsend, R. Townsend, 1. Stover, SECOND ROW--L. Smith, L. Rose, J. Rogers, L. Winslow, P. Mc- lellan, B. Swett, M. Stoddard, P. Heino, M. Rowe, C. Perkins, K. Poole, Mrs. jordan. THIRD ROW--P. Pinkham, M. Matthews, R. Student Council McCaslin, W. Stickncy, M. Wood, C. Pottle, D. Stevens, H. Rines MARIANNE ROWE R. Michael. FOURTH ROW--D. VanDuyne, T. Nickerson, A. Sher- man, D. Parkhurst, R. Nelson, M. Sisson, R. Page, G. Marston, T. Mansfield. y FRE HMAN CLA SS President BILL LOGAN 4 FIRST ROW--M. Stevens Paradise, C. Sprague, S. M. Schmidtmann, B. Sim , L. Knapp, S, Perkins. ' 5 Siudevmi- Council Fred Fornlnovn Secretary CHA RLOTTE ANDREWS FIRST ROW--K. Dodge, C. Andrews, B. Giles, T. Barter, V. Gam- age, J. Holmes, M. Callnan, T. Hodgdon, N. Harriman, B. Giles, SECOND ROW--P. Stover, D. Alley, M. Alley, A. Grover, R. Day, M. Brewer, E. Farrin, G. Hyson, D. Barter, L. Barter, F. Blaclgman, Mrs. Briddell, THIRD ROW--G. Arsenault, D. Heine, L. Gosselin, P. Poore, S. Barter, C. Andrews, B. Arsenault, M. Brewer, B. Arsenault, R. Rines, I. Brown, FOURTH ROW--R. Haskell, M. Dollc-if, D. Hathaway, F. Farnham, B. Burnham. , S. Roberts, E. Brewer, S. Perkins, W. Sprague, R. Wagstaff, H. Tupper, E. Webster, SECOND ROW--M. Wylie, D. Tompkins, D. NorcoLt, 1. jones, W. Lewis, C. Smalley, W. Maynard, G. Stevens, S. Doherty, 1. Main, Mrs. Barlow, THIRD ROW--J. Kelley, S. Trask, D. Poland, mons, W. Logan, S. Pinkham, R. Marr, Treasurer MARY ALLEY ShllnLCk!mmi-1- Vice f p'f2SiGQTll Cmiq Hndrews K 4 V2 7110 LCY L N! V , ' 1 ,,, . , ,V v kxnfx V 1 A xv 1 ,Aw A W1,f,V,x k x , .kb N5,x.x,,k,vJ T l ., xl L -fm, Q I K Lg! Ltjlij 11LLfUQT f f , fx ' - , ' V1 N ,, X ,f , . 3 x Y W' ' K. If LQ? XL, xl-'LLL ,, Q 1, x,Q 1 - i'TXgKL.u..,k A L-LDA! LAM MV zfh 'lx l 1 .wliqfc 2 Nl' ' ,, . ' ' 'D 'N 'N 3 - W ',ff.,-.,, n. , L 'nits Q qjbkdki CL,AYk-I, Q,vQgKlL1,, Mg LNLSK 3 ky LLL! -,U A W Lk, NLLW K K gx QQ 4 1' , 7 - ' . ' lx 1 X A , . r , R- W Y 1 Q N X, Kill X. ,VXI-f'VVxiQ N X ,A mfg, L A Q 2 L7 M 1 X 4 -LL' LJ, ,ik -QLAXLKD YY1.fL'7i. 1 ' . 4: H f mv 2 5 M X, 1, x FAX -.NQQJ Og, - QC5' ,,45CLA.f,, I iw .X A - R xx bi q'!w WN 'LLL wi'L2i.f1 mum -1 Mu 'H f DJD1?49QL, .1 'W x X JL T ' '. fn - , x J, fx ' lj p- ur Y K , V 1 N,-1. 4 N M E N milky Sv U MAJ kiiwmlv KKK? 53 Q C , ACTIVITIE YJ UWCWJQ j KW x 1 1? LQCLJA LEAK - U JU IOR PROM f T I. I Howard Barter :md Vicki Murray were chosen as King and Queen at our junior Prom with Steve Gaudctle and Linda Lewis serving as Prince and Princess. Our theme was Fantasy Land and the music was provided by Joe Avery and his Orchestra. 32 F N A FIRST ROW--V. Gamage, T. Barter, S. Blackman, P. Stover, L. Barter, R. Wagstaff. SECOND ROW--E. Blackman, P. Sherman, C. Sprague, Mrs. Hurt, A. Brewer, A. Grover. The Future Nurses Club is now in its second successful year at Boothbay Region Highg with advisor of the club, being Mrs. Mary Hart R.N. , District Nurse. President--SALLY BLACKMAN Vice-President--EMILY STOVER Secretary-Treasurer-PAMELA STOVER Advisor--MRS. HART Our purpose is to bring together high school students interested in ca- reers in nursing and health. Several trips to various hospitals have been planned for the spring. 33 C SITTING--C. Greenleaf, M. Stover, H. Howard, I.. Kierstend, C. Lewis, G. Poland, P. Hcino, J. Murray, G. Roberts, M. Packard, S. Briddcll, M. Rowe, SECOND ROW--Mr. Walter, A. Sher- man, 1. Calhoun, E. Lewis, A. Lowe, S. Page, C. Cook, D. Matthews, S. Davis, K. Reed, C. Perkins, L. Andrews, 1. Rogers, L. Graham, L. Winslow, B. Townsend, Mis. lordan. THIRD ROW--D. Stevens, C. Townsend, P. Bryer, K. Poole, 1. Lewis, J. Townsend, K. DeAnge1is, M. Stoddard, S. Sherman, B. Swcttp L. Baker, D. Brewer, C. Pottle, M. Lakemzm, FOURTH ROW-- W. Stickney, R. Marlowe, K. Marston, H. Valdcrrama, D. Winslow, B. Body, B. Alsennult R. Dill, M. Sisson, B. Rego, K. Grant, R. Grant, A. Dolloff, M. Hcino, R. Nicoll, T. Skud, D. Reed, P. Farrin, P. Lorrziin, C. johnson, D, Parkhurst, C. Brackett, G. Wright, F. Chase, S. Welch. This year the Biology Club and Science Club Divided into two groups . The following officers were elected for the Science Club President--JEANNIE CALHOUN Vice-President--ANDY DOLLOFF Secretary--CYNDIE PERKINS P Treasurer--MARTY LAKEMAN l For the last three years the Science Club has put on the Science Fair and the Winter Carnival. The Winter Carnival is used to relieve tension after mid-years. The Science fair offers students the chance to display projects and gain recognition. Last year the Science fair drew close to 1,000 visitors. This year we hope to have a very successful Science fair. 34 U B FIRST ROW--C. Dodge, 1. Holmes, S. Roberts, M. Packard, B. Muisc, S. Briddcll, M. Rowe, A. Lowe, J. Calhoun. SECOND ROW--B. Blake, M. Cnllnzm, L. Andrews, S. Page, D. Barter, K Recd, M. Thompson, S. Sherman, M. Brewer. THIRD ROW--Mr. Perkins, J. Brown, D. Marlowe 1. Pinklmm, A. Sherman, N. Blake, M. Dolloff, D. Stevens, D. Hcino, G. Arscnault. FOURTH ROW--G. Marston, R. Campbell, S. Welch, K. Marston, C. Andrews, M. Lnkcman, B. Logan, M. l-lcino, D. Townsend, C. Pottlc. This year the Ski Hawk Club had a very successful season under the direction of our advisor, P. F. Perkins. On january 4th we took our first trip to Saddleback Mt. in Rangely. This trip has been followed by a second one there on Ian. 25th. Because of the successfulness of these two trips, a third one is planned to return to Saddleback on Feb. 15th. The club gained quite a few enthusiastic members this year which added to our success. , Aside from a couple of minor accidents, everyone had a lot of fun. Next year is expected to be an even better season. The officers are as follows: Pres . - -ANDY SHERMAN Vice Pres . --DANNY STEVENS Secretary-Treasurer--JEANNE CALHOUN 35 F H A FIRST ROW: E. Blackman, M. l-Iodgclon, P. Bryer, C. Perkins, I.. Smith, B. Blake, S. Bumham, 1. Townsend, G. Poland, K. Dodge, J. Holmes, SECOND ROW: I.. Lewis, V. Gamage, T. Barter, lvl. Gilley, T. Hodgdon, C. Lewis, G. Barter, L. Barter, B. Giles, D. Matthews, S. Davis, P. Trask, M. Tibbetts, Mrs. Colcord. THIRD ROW: S. Pinkham, I.. Winslow, J. Stover, S. Sprague, D. Baxter, E. Webster, J. Lewis, R. Wagstaff, 1. Coffin, K. DcAngc1is, M. Stoddard. The Future Homernakers of America is a national organization whose members have taken a course in Home Economics or are presently en- rolled in one. The activities of the F.H.A. this year was a Get Acquainted supper which is in honor of our Freshmen membersg we had a hay ride during Christmas vacation, bottle drive for the benefit of Steven's Training Center, dance for Homecoming Weekend, and an Installation 'of officers by candlelight. ,A President BARBARA BLAKE Parllamentarian DONNA MATTHEWS lst Vice President SHERYL BURNHAM Historian MARY HODGDON 2nd Vice President LAURA SMITH Song Leader PENNY BRYER Secretary CYNDIE PERKINS Reporter GAIL POLAND Treasurer JILL TOWNSEND A A ' 36 A F S FRONT ROW--B. Muisc, C. Anclrcws, M. Alley, M. Stover, C. DeAngelis, L. Andrews, D. Brewer, Mrs. Briddcll, H. Howard, C. Greenleaf, L. Graham, SECOND ROW--S. Trask, J. Rogers, N. Harriman, F. Plummer, N. Tibbetts, E. Fmin, K. Recd, M. Thompson, P. Heino, S. Sherman, L. Climo, L. Baker, C. Burnham. THIRD ROW--N. Rines, G. Aisenault, H. San- chez, C. Pottle, D. Hathaway, D. Pnrkhurst, G. Marston, D. I-Ieino, D. Norcott, D. Tompkins 1968-1969 has been an active and rewarding year for the Boothbay Region High School Chapter Of the American Field Service. In October our members ushered and served refreshments at the State Touring Theatre Foundation presentation. On Nov. 20, we held our annual International Supper to which we invited the foreign exchange students from surrounding communities. In Dec. wemade wreaths for a green sale and sold A.F.S. Christmas cards. ' . In March we and the A. F.S. Adult Chapter shall be entertaining the foreign exchange students from nearby schools at a reception. Boothbay Region High has been fortunate to sponsor seven students from other countries. We have also sent three of our students abroad--Christine Taylor Townsend, Martha Welch, and Robert Wallace. This year we are en- joying Hugo Sanshez Valderrama from Peru. Officers for 1968-1969: President Steve Uzmann Vice-President Chris Welch Treasurer Debbie Brewer Secretary Cathy DeAngelis Corresponding Secretary Linda Andrews Student Representative Faye Plummer 37 FRONT ROW--Mr. Hathaway, B, Rego, R. Nicoll, 1. Lewis, A. Lowe, M. Rowe, BACK ROW-- A. Dolloff, M. Thompson, H. Sanchez, C. Andrews, K. Marston, J. Calhoun, F. Farnham, W. Logan. 38 A L N A S bts2Q'-NDRZ wO2Qm O C I E T Y FRONT ROW: Bill Tompkins, Linda Frinell, Robert Nicollg BACK ROW: Mr. Hathaway, Miss Mc Clauflin Election to the National Honor Society is the greatest honor that a student in B.R.H.S. can earn. Candidates are first chosen from the Junior Class and Senior Class: 10 per cent of the juniors and 15 per cent of the Seniors are eligible: and their names are submitted to the faculty. Using scholarship, character, leadership, and service as guidelines, the faculty chooses the new members. 39 A- a Zswbsh Nfl WG .4-o F2 ao'-I mm:- on-A m,...m .-:J rn0Qi4 0,0 ff sv fog'-1 am? E 252 9355? o Z2 9307 'DS ta gm 2,53- 52' WE' Quo. 5553 mm I-'fn -o its 5:1- O53 E5-'. Um ...sz 23 CD if-1 HPD Oo BH Er' jj.. 05? fm 2,01 rs rn :S FIRST ROW--B. Nicoll, M. Thompson, B. Tompkins, L. Frizzell, D. Brewer, C. Greenleaf, L. Graham, L. Kicrstcad. SECOND ROW: B. Giles, S. Roberts, S. Perkins, L. Baker, D. Tompkins, S. Barter, M. Brewer, L. Climo, F. Plummer, M. Stover, Mrs. Hathaway. President LINDA FRIZZELL Vice President BILL TOMPK INS Secretary DEBBY BREWER Treasurer CINDY GREENLEAF Program Chairman MARY LOU THOMPSON Chris Welch was our candidate to the j.C . L. convention for President. Many members of the Latin Club went to the Junior Classical League con- vention to support her. Chris left as President and we hope for a successful J.C.L. convention here next fall. A Saturnalia play was put on by Cindy Greenleaf, Laura Graham, Leslie Climo, Mary Lou Thompson, and Debby Brewer. The Roman Holiday is being planned for March 15 with carriage rides, cupid's darts, Cafe Olympus and the like. lt will be open from 1 to 4 p.m. and there will be a Toga l-lop in the evening. A Roman Banquet for the teachers is planned for a future month. 40 FRONT ROW--D. Stevens, M. Packard, S. Roberts, F. Plummer, B. Muise, S. Doherty, H. Howard, M. Alley, J. Larkin, C. Pottlc. SECOND ROW--Mis. Crandcll, S. Page, N. Goodspeed G. Roberts, R. Kccnc, D. Michaud, C. Hodgdon, M. Day, E. Farrin, E. Lewis, C. Cook, C. Van Dyne, P. McLellan, L. Sargent. THIRD ROW--S. Briddcll, M. Rowe, J. Calhoun, A. Lowe L. Andrews, T. Sample, C. Perkins, M. Thompson, P. Heino, L. Climo, L. Baker. Q .f This year our Drama Club will participate in the one act play contest again. We will be going to Lincoln Academy once more to put on our play. The club is writing its own one get play and is hopeful it will be a success. 'I Weare in hopes of putting on a 3 act play this year, too. 41 1 .1 S A N C H E Z Dear friends: It is almost six months that I am here and I would like to make with you, a sight-back to when we started the school year. I listened to you talking with me, asking me questions and I just could say: Thank you, yes, or just smile because really I did not know, where I was stepping ony really! I can't tell you what troubles I had!! But after that, I became to know that everybody was so happy to help me in everything. My English is becoming better day-to-day and I just feel at home. It is hard to me, to write down and sum up on these lines all what l - want to tell you. Maybe this unique word: Thanks, Thanks to all of you for being so helpful to me, for the fun that we've had together, and thanks to A . F .S . , for this wonderful experience I am having. I will always remember Boothbay and its peopleg they are the best I could find. Love Hugo fPeruJ 42 FRONT ROW--C. Dodge, M. Gilley, E. Blackman, V. Gnmngc, C. Andrews, B. Giles, M. Sto- ver, M. Callnan, C. Lewis, V. Andrews, C. Burnham, L. Smith, SECOND ROW--L. Lewis, M. Stover, D. Alley, S. Roberts, P. Trask, M. Alley, L. Barter, T. Barter, B. Giles, M. McCaslin, N. Harriman, F. Plummer, G. Poland, J. Larkin, N. Tibbetm, Mrs. Hammond. THIRD ROW--H Howard, J. Murray, K. Poole, V. Murray, S. Perkins, A. Grover, M. Day, E. Farrin, S. Trask, J. Rogexs, C. DcAngelis, S. Blackman, S. Sprague, FOURTH ROW--C. Hyson, R. Wagstalf, H. Tupper, E. Webster, L. Fogg, D. Brewer, L. Climo, L. Baker, S. Sherman, M. Thompson. , QQ ,rl i srl Q 4' , 94 'll Ldv All N V .,. ON 'AQ ,NJ QU? fjflmw' ,U ,Jn .VV GSW? I 0' 'W 'W U J .Sl X' dv 1 x .61 ,Qi O51 ,Q XM , ,, , QP .fu Q in Q , X' Y S L ll. Q, SWE jr RQ fl -r 9 gs 43 A RL U I B T SITTING: S. Briddcll, P. Trask, B. Tompkins, C. Brackett, Mr. Gorneau, D. Reed, P. Lorrain, P. Farrin, V. Murray. SECOND ROW: C. Lewis, J. Murray, K. Poole, M. Rowe, 1. Calhoun, I.. Friucll, C. Perkins, M. Gilley, K. Reed. THIRD ROW: K. Grant, D. Marlowe, M. Hcino, T. Skud, M. Lakcmcin, G. Wright, K. Marston, P. Chase, D. Stevens. This year for the first time the Varsity Club admitted girls into their private association. The aims of the Varsity Club are to promote the highest form of sportsmanship within the school and also to encourage more parti- cipation among the student body. . Our fund raising projects were selling Varsity Club pens with the seasons basketball schedule on them and we also expect to have a fund-raising basket- ball game which should prove very interesting. Our club officers were as follows: President BILL TOMPKINS Vice President KATHY POOLE Secretary- Treasurer VICKI MURRAY 44 Y FRONT ROW--T. Pinkham, B. Blake, N. Goodspecd, D. Michard, S. Burnham, H. Howard, I.. Kiersteaci, C. Greenleaf, M. Day, M. Alley, M. Stovcr, M. Gilley, B. Giles, C. Andrews, V. Gamagc, E. Blackman, SECOND ROW--N. Tibbetts, J. Townsend, P. Heino, S. Roberts, S. Sher- man, C. Townsend, R. Townsend, 1. Lewis, L. Frizzcll, 1. Murray, P. Brycr, K. Poole, V. Mur- ray, K. Reed, THIRD ROW--S. Perkins, E. Farrin, S. Hodgdon, L. Winslow, L. Fogg, S. Black- man, C. Hodgdon, J. Calhoun, S. Briddcll, M. Packard, M. Rowe, A. Lowe, B. Muise, S. Davis P. Sherman, D. Barter, C. Perkins, L. Andrews, FOURTH ROW--I.. Climo, D. Matthews, L. Baker, E. Webster, C. Ridgeway, M. Thompson, M. Czlllnan, D. Davis, R. Keene, G. Roberts, L. Lcwis, D. Brewer, G. Poland, L. Lewis. FIFTH ROW--Mr. Gorneau, W. Tompkins, SIXTH ROW--D. Stevens, D. Pnrkhurst, G. Wright, M. Lakeman, D. Reed, H. johnson, P. Lorrnin, C. Brackctt, T. Sample, T. Skud, S. Welch, S. Gaudette, A. Dolloff, M. Sisson. SEVENTH ROW-- B. Rego, J. Pinklxam, M. Shaw, C. Pottle, P. Chase, P. Farrin, G. Wylie, C. Marston, A. Sher- man, R. Boyd, D. Tompkins. 45 PRIZE SPEAKING FIRST ROW--Linda Frizzcll, Liz Lewis, Joyce Lewis, STANDING--Robert Nicoll, Tim Sample. .3 3: fi Er ', .f- N,-1 - FIRST ROW--Cindy Greenleaf, Pam Heino, Chris Welch, Andy Dolloff, Gerry Gamage, Mark Sisson, David Van Dyna fAbsent--Bonnie Swettj. a 1 M n 3. ,il yy Lui. A f IfX U -1 - - -. R .J J B 5, Vw, s, -fs . Q X L4 ' W ' , .V - I 1 A is 1 , . N 1 EX Mm 5 u 7157 U 2'0 Wf f,v Pi' y ' ' 'N5 ' -is xx gg N . X . x s QQWHG. Q51 M 'SM' -fu '11 ' ' ' w. fjx, 3 REGWWN , 'f ', ' 7 ll 1' f'L.'?SCH1,-'IfLSi,NN xxx - an. mwmuw u 53 , fm 'x ',x,' 311' ,,, W W ffb, fx-:fx-ff ' 1 1 f , Y X F4 J 9 Iii--ZA v. f 'fin A ' ' i'i-- ... H Is, 'esfaf F T A FRONT ROW--L. Clima, D. Brcwcr, G. Arsenault, M. Thompson, D. Hcino, M.'1'ibbetts, M. Alley, C. Andrews, SECOND ROW--Mrs. Barlow, L. Baker, B. Giles, N. Harriman, T. Sample, N. Tibbctts, B. Tompkins, E. Fax-rin. The Future Teachers of America chapter was reactivated this year. Mr. Lawrence Bagley from the Maine Teachers Association spoke to the club at our first meeting expressed his views on the feelings of his adjustment from the in- side of the rank book. The officers elected at the second meeting are: President: MARY LOU THOMPSON Vice-President: DAN HEINO Secretary: DEBBY BREWER Treasurer: MARTHA TIBBETTS Historian: ELIZABETH FARRIN The F.T.A. took the responsibility of the planning for Parent's Night. This is the night in which the parents come to school to see how their child Qchildrenj are pro- gressing. Members of the club made bulletin boards and acted as guides. The night proved very successful. In the near future, the F.T.A. chapter is planning a field trip to some nearby university or college. We will be accompanied by Mrs. Hildegarde Barlow, the club advisor, and Mr. Rober Piper, the guidance counselor. We are also looking forward to Mrs. Christine Velonis, first year teacher in the Practical Arts Program, speak- ing to us on her experiences. We would like to give the Boothbay Region Teacher's Association our thanks for paying our dues which made us members of the state and national associations. 48 A THLE TICS FRONT ROW--T. Skud, B. Tompkins. C. Bruckelt, CoachGome:iu, D. Reed, P. Lorrain, H. johnson. STANDlNG--L. Gossclin, D. Hathaway, C. Brewer, R. Hyson, R. Campbell, M. Dodgcxtlg. Hyson, R. Lewis, G. Arscnault. 'alonnxel nehcird, Despite the loss of six seniors from last yeur's Western Maine Runner- Up team, the 1969 Boothbay Region Seahawks entered the Western Maine Class M tournament in seventh place. The Seahawks lost to a tough Greel'y High School team . All in all, the team faired well after losing their first three games by winning six of their last seven. We would like to congratulate Coach Gorneau on a fine rookie season as Coach of the Boothbay Region Seahawks. 50 SEN I ORS Co-Captain--CARL BRACKETT CHUCK JOHNSON PAuL LORRAIN co-captain--DAN REED 51 BILL Tommcms SEASON' S FINALS B. R. H. S. 46 at Georges Valley B.R.H.S. 51 at Lincoln Academy B.R.H.S. 46 Medonak B.R.H.S. 70 at Wiscasset B.R.H.S. 45 Richmond B.R.H.S. 48 at Freeport B.R.H.S. 75 at Erskine B. R. H. S. 3 8 Lincoln Academy B.R.H.S. 46 Leavitt B.R.H.S. 65 Wiscasset B.R. H.S. 54 at Medomak B.R.H.S. 63 Monmouth B.R.H.S. 71 Georges Valley B.R.H.S. 98 Erskine B. R. H. S. 79 at Leavitt B. R. H. S. 76 Freeport B.R. H. S. 88 at Richmond B. R. H. S. 64 at Monmouth Tournament Score B.R.H.S. 70 Greely PERSONAL STATISTICS GAMES FOUL FLOOR PLAYED SHOTS SHOTS johnson, C. 18 90-154 114-271 Lorrain, P. 7 21-42 69-150 Reed, D. 17 32-48 65-166 Skud, T. 18 42-76 42-135 Brewer, G. 17 30-56 31-83 Tompkins, B. 18 33-57 29-92 Lewis, R. 15 15-29 15-75 Campbell, R. 15 ll-18 11-35 Brackett, C . 13 14 -24 7 -37 Hyson, R. 11 6-7 7-16 Hyson, Ron 9 8-10 4-12 Dodge, M. 12 2-2 5-26 52 ' REBOUNDS 370 113 60 Crec.D 101 38 29 44 24 28 22 7 7 58 69 62 59 44 95 45 58 78 50 61 56 59 46 63 55 75 55 90 TOTAL POINTS 318 164 164 126 92 91 45 33 28 20 16 12 Whose ball is it . . . I givc up--whose ? I don't use 'Ban' spray dcodorant and I still mal-tc my lay-ups ! ab x Use Scope once in Lhc morning and your breath will fccl fresher for hours I Up in thc air . . 1 it's a bird, it's a plane, it's . . . lgivc up. What is it??! 53 fx 3 T-ZA u and they call this a team sport! What's worse than a giraffe with a sore throat? A ccntipcdc with cams! ! Hai Karate Lesson 3413.--defense on the basketball I thought Tinkerbell was a fairy?! floor! ?! 54 FRONT ROW--Bonnie Davis, janet Murray, Linda Frizzell fCo-Captainsl Marianne Rowe, Cyndic Perkins. STANDING--Manager Kathy Chamberlain, Marie Gilley, Elizabeth Fm-rin, Stephanie l-lodgdon, Cathy Cook, Linda Andrews, Kathy Poole, Susan Briddcll, Vicky Andrews, Linda Kier- stead, Sandy Perkins, Coach Mrs. Crocker. QAbsc-nt: Manager Joan Hardwickj. The record this year was the same as last year, 6 wins and 8 losses, but we feel that the girls displayed much greater basketball ability. With losing only one player for next year, Mrs. Crocker has great hope of a championship team next year. A junior varsity team was formed this year and their record was 2 wins and 2 losses . We would like to thank Mr. Crocker for his time and effort with the desire to win and the great sports- manship of the team we hope this will bring further victory. POINTS Linda Frizzell 139 Janet Murray 98 Marianne Rowe 59 Cyndie Perkins 54 Kathy Poole 45 Susan Briddell 7 Cathy Cook 5 Bonnie Davis 5 Elizabeth Farrin 2 jackie Zeamer I 4 15 55 FIRST STRING Qi' 5- 441 S fi? YN VIJYIQEU B A S K E T B A L L N FIRST ROW-LG. Steyens, D. Tompkins, Mr. Gladu, J. Marston. SECOND ROW--B. Arsenault B q A enault, B. Burnham, C. Pottlc, B. Logan, G. Wright, D. Parkhuxst, M. Lakeman, B. Barter D if Q4 !PZand, S. Pviaxxi, M. Matthews, M. Giles. I W JU Ou' uf V LQ, , M V if , X , M X f1f2.,fYf 6V , B , ,. my M, 762W C? ,N at 'V wif 4 W X W f JW FULL?-7.7 zu A Q66 ,V ,Lf 1 I V R d JL ,oi Nmbvj QA L ' , f f pf J' . . ecor '- Jf Lzvff, jd 'J 'MX ! kiwi: CQ' bf! B Boothhgj egion Georges Valley gqmll QL - ,mlgwtf Boothbay Region Lincoln Academy 'Q J NSD 4 Boothbay Region Medomak 'N mod ,W N 9 Boothbay Region Wiscassit 3 MJ- J W LL 39 Boothbay Region Richmond U fx QQYXMXKH X9 Boothbay Region Freeport 1, ' Y 44 Boothbay Region ,Erskine Ge 1, WISE Boothbay Region Lincoln Academy YL QQ xgggi' 47 Boothbay Region Leavitt ' Iv My 47 Boothbay Region Wiscassit , If ' L XA NK Boothbay Region Medomak Hwy KL , CQEXYW- figt Boothbay Region r Monmouth! H , NXQHQQXAQQW4 3222325 225132: A , 25225: a ey X B .,.,.,h3iffv Boothbay Region Leavitt V' LW- MQ, N : 69 Boothbay Region Freeport ' til g'lf lqjf1Q7L' Boothbay Region Richmond X Q19 47 Boothbay Region Monmouth , ' ' 34 gi .C H115 34125 .1 'fs vt 'W -WF Us 2:53 'ffff 4' like 4 - -Spf fn 3 3' w A '55 F. 2. E E Tv A W xg gl y, 3' :ik NX ma-1. K+-N LIRE1! ,, 'fix -c' W ' ,' X K N 40 If R' lgww 253 W Q A Hu , ' ' 'Sf X' Q , Y maj E 45' f x V. e. F T FRONT ROW: L. Gosselin, B. Arsenault, D. Heine, G. Arsenault, N. Rines, D. Tompkins, R. Marlowe, B. Burnham, A. Dolloff, M. Matthews, W. Stickney, K. Grant. 2nd ROW: Coach Walter, W. Lewis, S. Barter L. Knapp, P. Farrin, B. Rego, A. Sherman, M. Wood, S. Perkins, R. Marr, D. Poland, Mr. Perldns, Mr. Gomenu. 3rd ROW:D. Stevens, S. Pinkham, M. Schimidtmarm, B. Simmons, B. Logan, D. Hathaway, M. Helno, C. Brackett, K. Marston, R. Nicoll. LAST ROW: A. Gosselin, D. Reed, M. Lakernan, C. Johnson, D. Parkhuxst, G. Wright, G. Graham. Although the lack of inexperience show itself throughout the season, the team never gave up in any of their games. The young team show great hustle and the 1969 season promise to be better . Boothbay Region Boothbay Region Boothbay Region Records Monmouth St . Ignatius Noble Boothbay Region York Boothbay Region Wells Boothbay Region Dirigo Boothbay Region Bridgton Boothbay Region Leavitt 60 . ' .M Q L A I Il 4 cg ' gk ' :Al??':1g 'Agia 'Cya '. 1 .t'7,fw?' ' 4 Tiififlef 1 ' j :K i-135573 ' ' ' ' Y Q -, f ' - uv - L' ,X N s wx , V . 4 .3 . 1' 63- ' ra ?r Nw f wx A! 1 1 f, f c .:. . , XW1 I , . . . V . Y .Nl It null Nl ,M - 5'L'Y A. Hey Ref? If you want to w N 1 x SK .. , . M x W, , ..-, , LJ. :+ X -4' '- 'glen 6,2 H Nag -N Lvftv, rx' . fx: . 1 CI . ' ' , 'I 4- T '..:. '. 3 . - X, VV ,A ,J- V ' -xl. A ,b . 9. A ga .243 , ' ' , ww .7 - ', . I Chuck johnson, Tim Skud, leffery Marston, and Coach Gomeau. Last year's golf team enjoyed a successful 1968 season, placing second in the Knox-Lincoln League. The team lost only one regular season game, that to Camden-Rockport. At the end of the season the team was tied for top honors With Camden-Rockport and was edged out in the playoff match. Things look bright for this year with the return of four letter men. 62 vm I I FRONT ROW--Couch Perkins, W. Tompkins, D. Recd, C. Brnckctt, G. Wright, M. Dodge, SECOND ROW--W. Arscnault, M. Matthews, A. Dolloff, P. Chase, M. Giles, D. Stevens. This ycar's team consists mostly of sophomores and freshmen. This year will be a building your as there ure only five returning lettermen. There seems to be more enthusiasm this year for baseball since 38 boys have signed up. Be- sides the regular schedule, Coach Perkins is planning to have a doubleheader with Gilford and Dexter. Also, there has been some talk of having j.V. games. 1969 Schedule April 24 Erskine Away April 28 Richmond Home May 1 Wiscasset Away May 5 Medomak Valley I-lome May S Lincoln Academy Away May 12 Erskine Home May 15 Camden-Rockport Home May 19 Georges Valley Away May 22 Wiscasset Home May 26 Richmond Away 63 lp.- . M4 I FRONT ROW--V. Gamage, M. Gilley, J. Murray, C. Perkins, V. Murray, L. Frizzell, SECOND ROW--G. Roberts, R. Keene, M. Thompson, S. Sherman, K. Poole, 1. Calhoun, C. Cook L Andrews, M. Stover, P. Trask. This year's softball team shows great promise since we only lost our catcher last year. Our season last year ended with three wins and four losses, which is an improvement over the past few years. The experience which the girls ob tained last year should help overcome the first game jitters. Best of luck for a winning season! May 5 May 8 May 12 May 15 May 19 May 22 May 26 1969 Schedule Lincoln Academy Erskine Academy Wiseasset Medomak Valley Richmond Camden-Rockport Georges Valley 64 Away Home Away Home Away Home Home TRA CK TOP--D. MARLOW, W. STICKNEY, K. GRANT, C. POTTLE, MR. PIPER QCOACI-lj. BOTTOM--A. SHERMAN M. SISSON, R. MQCASLIN, K. MARSTON, G. GRAHAM. This year's track team hopes to improve on last year's record which won one meet. Although inexperience is a definite factor on the squad, it promises to be a worth- while season. The new coach is Mr. Piper. The schedule as of printing time is not available. 65 ALUMNI CLASS OF 1959 Charles Anderson is married to Sue Rowe. They live in New Hamp- shire and have one child. Austin Barter is self-employed. He lives in Boothbay and is married to Judy Leeman. They have two children, David Brewer lives in Boothbay Harbor. He is contracting. Maynard Brewer lives in Florida. He has two children and is employed as a carpenter. Sandra Brewer is married to Ernest Thibault. They have one child and is working at Mill Cove. Sharon Brewer is married to Dennis Rice. They have two children and are living in Boothbay Harbor. Cecil Burnham lives in East Boothbay and is working at Bristol. Marjorie Campbell is married to Robert Baker. They have two chil- dren and live in Salem, Mass. janet Carbone is married to William Bird. They are living in Rock- land and have three children. David Hawke is married to Bee Tibbetts. They have one child. He is an electronics 'technician and Lives in Southport. Linda Howard is married to David Esteg. They have four children and are living in Onsep, Mass. Mike Hudlen is married and has one child. He is living in Bolster Mill, Maine. He is working as an apprentist Mason. Thomas Hunter is married to Paullette Cunningham. They have one child and live in Maryland. Ruth Jacobson--Whereabouts unknown. Ira Machon is married to Constance Webb and is working with the Coast Guard. Donald Marston--Whereabouts unknown. Katherine McPhee is married to David Lewis. They have two children and live in Boothbay. 66 Neal McPhee is married to Valerie Fullerton, They live in East Boothbay where he is employed on Texaco. Grant Patton is married and living in North Carolina. He works in Marine Intelligence, Walter Poole is living in Brockton, Massachusetts. He is married and is the father of three children. Carol Reed is married to Donald Orne. They live in Boothbay and she is employed by the Depositors Trust Company. Omer Reed married Sandra Holmes. They have one child and are living in Boothbay Harbor. He is employed by The Boothbay Fruit Com- Dany- Robert Rice is working at The Thistle Inn and is living in Boothbay Harbor . Charles Scattergood is living in Washington D. C. He is working for an airline. Stephen Sprague--Whereabouts unknown. Craig Sproul is self-employed and is living at Monhegan Island. Richard Stevens is living in Boothbay Harbor where he is self-em- ployed as a fisherman. Chester Tilton is married with two children. He is living in Boothbay Harbor where he is an Insurance Agent for his father. Maynard Tomer--Whereabouts unknown. Linda Townsend is married to Victor Pinkham. They live in East Boothbay and have two children. Peter Wagstaff is married and has two children. They live in Boothbay Harbor where he is employed by Don Leavitt. Constance Webb is married to Ira Machon. They live in Boothbay Harbor. Barbara Wyman is married to Steven Adamson. They live in Stilton, Massachusetts and have one child. 67 LOG STAFF STANDING M. Packard, j. Lewis, D. Mathews, R. Morton, K. Chamberlain, SITTING G. Roberts D Reed B. Tompkins, S. Briddcll, L. Frizzcll, Mrs. Crocker Editor Assiatant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Boys Sports Editor Girls Sports Editor Advertising Editor Activities Editor Senior Section Alumni Editor Typists Advisor Bill Tompkins Susan Bridclell Vicki Murray fabsentb Debbie Brewer fabsentb Danny Reed Linda Frizzell Karen Parkhurst Qabsenti Maude Packard Ginny Roberts Regina Keene Howie Barter Joyce Lewis Donna Mathews Ruth Morton Kathy Chamberlain Joan Hardwick Mrs . Crocker AD VER TISIN G BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF 1969 FROM I he Ennthhag Reginter COMMERCIAL PRINTING WEEKLY NEWSPAPER TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES - STATIONERY 95 TOWNSEND AVENUE BOOTHBAY HARBOR 70 CURTAIN GOING UP GOOD LUCK! BEST WlSHES! THE BOOTHBA Y PLA YHO USE and Theatre Museum COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 69l Frank L. Sample cf: Son, Inc. 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Depositors Trust Company has many positions where you may put your years of learning to work immediately. Thework is challenging: the rewards, high. Find out more right away. Visit or call: Roger P. Quirion, Senior Vice Presi- dent and Dir. of Personnel, Depositors Trust Co., 286 Water St., Augusta, Maine 04330. 7,5 3' 1 DEPDSITDFIS F4 I - TRUST COMPANY if as -Q e 0 ,-ug . , x ,.::,g:.:,1.g-bw: ,egeett fb.-'T 0 tg kl s -- - islet - 75 Compliments of A FRIEND CABBAGE ISLAND Cabbage Island Clambake Plan your spring outing with us via Linekins 76 Compliments of PERKINS cf: PERKIN'S FISHERMANKS' WHARF INN and MOTEL By Land or Sea Mobil Travel Guide - AAA Aproved 40 Luxurious Rooms Restaurant - Serving Breakfast - Luncheon - Dinner in Relaxing Atmosphere COCKTAIL LOUNGE AND GIFT SHOP center of waterfront - over the water Telephone 633-5090 Boothbay Harbor 77 J ,.,..,A ,A A,, ,,, HAROLD WBISHOP L Q AGENCY : DELMONT C. TILTON, PROP. 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Service Union Street Boothbay Harbor Telephone 633-4250 Compliments of KEENE'S SHOE STORE Family Footwear Damariscotta Maine Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1969 From Robert Wal lace Builder and Roofing Contractor Compliments of K. K. MERRILL Plumbing and Heating Appliances Boothbay Harbor Maine Tel . 633-2073 Compliments of SHIP AHOY MOTEL Compliments of OSCAR NOAH Plumbing and Heating Boothbay Harbor, Maine Tel. 633-3794 Best Wishes and Congratulations from PlNKHAM'S STORE West Southport, Maine Compliments of HARRIS M. DEIJ-XNO Real Estate and Builder Compliments of EAST SHORE COTTAGES MILL COVE LOBSTER POUND INC. Wholesale and Retail Lobsters Tel. 633-3340 Boothbay Harbor, Maine Compliments of ELLEN'S DRESS SHOP Boothbay Harbor, Maine Compliments of CUNNINGHAM CLEANERS Boothbay Harbor, Maine Congratulations and Sincere Best Wishes Class of 1969 Compliments of I Bobs' PHOTO BROWN'S RUG AND CARPET Tv CLEANING SERVICE Boothbay Harbor Maine BREWER'S BOATYARD INC. Chrysler Outboard lnboard Outboard Boats Sales 8. Service Compliments of: HAWKE'S STORES Boothbay Harbor--Wiscasset OCEAN GATE MOTOR INN Route 27 Southport, Maine Tel. 633-3321 Howard M. Van Duyne Host-Owner SEARS CATALOG SALES MERCHANT Pat Parent Shop and Save by Catalog Compliments of HILLTOP HOUSE Compliments of: McDOUGALL'S CASH MARKET Boothbay Harbor, Maine Compliments of J. H. WELCH 8.SON A. E. Lewis, Prop. Boothbay Maine HIGHWAY BEAUTY SALON Elizabeth Main, Prop. Open Tuesday through Saturday Tuesday Evenings by Appointment Tel. 633-4080 Boothbay Center Maine Compliments of BLAKE'S MARINE Compliments of ROMAR BOWLING LANES Teenage Center Charlie, Kay, Tate Compliments of WESTERN AUTO Damariscotta Maine Compliments of HA RBO R MOTO RS DeCOSTA'S GREENHOUSE Dover Road Tel. 633-2577 Geraniums - Seedlings Gloxinias and Tuberous Begonias Vegetables In Season CLOSED SUNDAYS BOOTHBAY DAIRY FREEZE Wiscasset - Boothbay Road FRAPPES - SUNDAES BANANA SPLITS CONES - MILK SHAKES Open from May to September Compliments of LEAVITT'S GARAGE Boothbay Maine Compliments of RONALD CALHOUN Electrician Compliments of MIDTOWN MOTEL New and Modern-Hot Water-Heat Mory and Carl Tel. 633-275I Compliments of BAYVILLE Compliments of CLIEF BUCK Real Estate Broker Compliments of WELLI NGTO NS STORE PAUL E. LUKE, INC. 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