Brunswick High School - Orange Black Yearbook (Brunswick, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1965 volume:

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The Senior Class would like to express its appreciation to the school board for its work and devotion in keeping Brunswick High School the wonderful school that it is. 4 MR. JOHN CALDWELL To the class of 1965, I offer my heartiest congratulations. Beingthe largest class to graduate from Brmiswick High, you are also burdened with the greatest amount of responsibility. You face hard and often bitter competition in every phase of your future. Whetherit be college placement, career fulfillment, or job training, you will find a tremendous amount of stiff competition. You leave all but a taste of this competition here at Brunswick. In the years to come I hope you will fondly recall your Alma Mater and benefit from the t raining you received here. Good Luck! MR. JESSE DELOIS To The Class of 1965: Congratulations. This has been Your Year! The year of decision. Many ofyou have decided to further your education, some to serve in the Armed Forces of our Great Country, while some have chosen to live and work in Brunswick or elsewhere. Whatever the choice, we sincerely wish you amost successful and happy future. Please come back to visit us! COMMERCIAL DRIVER EDUCATION SEATED, left to right: Mrs. Barker, Miss Morse, LEFTTORIGHT: Mr.Crimmins, Mr. Fox, Mr. Billings, STANDING, left to right: Mrs. McCollock, Mr. Dolphin, Mr. Estes. Mrs. Booker. New N Kb S Swing lil!! aczz Z' .V QQ-V ENGLISH STANDING, left to right: Mrs. Brown, Mr. Carroll, Miss Kennard, Mr. Richardson, Mr. Hart, Mrs. Dane,Mrs. Rollins. SEATED, left to right: Mr. Smith, Mrs. Ers- well, Miss Alexander, Miss Jarvis. FOREIGN LANGUAGE GUIDANCE SEATED, leftto right: Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Rollins, Mrs. Mr. Goodwin, Mr. Brian, Mr. McCafferty. Rowe. STANDING: Mr. Small, Miss Falsetti, Miss Ricci, Mrs. Barbalias, Mr. Albert. HISTORY SEATED, left to right: Mrs. Nielsen, Mrs. St. Pierre, Mrs. Carroll. STANDING, leftto right: Mr. Wetherell, Mr. Tucker, Mr. St. Pierre, Mrs. Falsetti, Mr. Domin- gos, Mr. Fox. LIBRARY Mrs. Winner, Mrs. Whittier, Mrs. Sherlock MATHEMATICS SEATED, left to right: Mrs. Brown, Miss Leonard, Miss Birch. STANDING, left to right: Mr. Cloutier, Mr. Nason, Mr. Frost, Mr. Lombard, Mr. Cockburn, Mr. Johnson. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Billings, Mr. Green, Mr. Logan, Mrs. Swenson, Miss Birch. SCIENCE SEATED, left to right: Mr. Skolfield, Mr. Crimmins, Mr.Nason. STANDING: Mr. Jewett, Mr. Cloutier, M1 Vaughn, Mr. Logan, Mr. Bonang. 5 ik-. x. WM 5 K . mei: - 5 N1 is - 2 L ' i , 11 5 4 f ljll bQgjQ 1 -6. Q 92 : EP : L' WASQT-gfx. 4' 5 ,rl if R f. ' gg, 2-- X wwf ..,f f, 1-, ,f , 5 ww-w J K4 Q55 45 is 4 W 5 CUSTODIANS OFFICE SECRETARIES KITCHEN BUS DRIVERS Wm -- nw- ---- ,V ' ,:3',1. . 'VT' Q - ,n N 'T I 5 -4 .1 r 77, i.i.J We are Seniors, and we are leaving. Leaving the school in which we have spent the last four years. Leaving the place in which we grew from a child to an adult. Since we are leaving, it is only natural that we glance back at what has gone before. It was early in the morning when we came to Brunswick High School for the first time. The sun shone down on the open door through which we would pass for the first time. Yet beyond this door, where the sun did not penetrate, was the darkness of the unknown. But as Freshmen, we plunged on, not a little afraid. This first year flew by quickly, as we took stock of our sur- roundings, met new friends, and started our trek through high school. Then came the never to be forgotten Sophomore year. Wise Fools indeed! Who needed to be wise? Everything was wild and exciting. For the first time we burst out in our new found strength. And so we rolicked through our second year at BHS, but it too went quickly. Our Junior year, as is natural, was slower and calmer. We all had learned a great deal in the previous year and were finally settling down. Maybe it was the fact we were upperclass- men or maybe it was simply the sober thought of what we are going to do with ourselves in the future. In any event, our third year slipped by quietly. Then finally, the greatest year of all. We returned in the fall to find ourselves Seniors! We sat on the top of the school and its organizations. Yet, this year has gone faster than any of the others. Our memories of it are blurred into one mad kaleidoscope of happenings, and we are far from being done. Before us lies Class Night, the Senior Ball, and most of all, Graduation. Yes, we are leaving. We're going through that door we entered four years ago. But it is evening now. Behind us, the school which we know so well is brightly lighted, beyond lies the darkness of the night. In this darkness is the uncertain future, but We readily go out, leaving the familiar behind, go out into the darkness, knowing the dawn is soon to come. --James Tierney I2 gf , . Denis Beaudoin Anne Webster President Treasurer Caroline Dane Norman Michaud Secretary Vice-President I3 KATHLEEN ANN H. ALEXANDER Happiness is at once the best, the noblest, and the pleasantest of things. Extra.-curricular: Orchestra, 1,2,3,4g Junior Red Cross, l,2,3g F.H.A., 1. Interests: One special boy. Pet Peeve: People who don't have a personality. Future Plans: Have a happy and successful marriage with Dave. PAUL ALLEN Anything for a quiet life. Interests: Sports. Future Plans: To go to M.V.T.I. next year and become a draftsman. DAVID HARVEY ALTMAN Happy am I, from care I'm free. Extra-curricular: Football, 35 Track, 2,33 Ski Club, 3, Swimming, 3. Interests: Sports, food, money, planes and babes Pet Peeve: Misprints in last year's yearbook. Future Plans: College, then the Air Force or Navy and maybe into biology of some sort RICHARD C. BAILEY Character is the real foundation of all worthwhile success. Extra-curricular: Orbla, 25 Radio Club, 1,2,3,4g Teenage Republicans 4. Future Plans: To further my education. I4 MARY-EDWINA BANGS A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. Extra-curricular: Library, 3,4. Interests: Horses, Tana , homemade bread, sewing. Pet Peeve: People and cruelty to animals. Future Plans: Ranching, horse racing, and a happy marriage WILLIAM ROY BARRETT I a.m not passion's slave. Extra-curricular: Football, 2,3,4. Interests: Cars, girls. Pet Peeve: The -Drags. Future Plans: Automotive trade school BRUCE DAVID BEAN Oh shame! Where is thy blush? Interests: Swimming, water skiing, cars, baseball. Future Plans: Undecided. DAVID BEAN A kind heart is a fountain of g1adness. Extra-curricular: Track. Interests: Hunting, cars, football. Future Plans: Undecided. I5 DENIS EDWARD BEAUDION So many men, so many minds. Extra-curricular: Class President, 1,2,4g Key Club, 2,3,4g Biology Club, 25 Basketball, lg Football, 2,3,4g Track, l,2,3,4g Student Council, 1,2,3,4g Phi Delta Sigma, 3,43 Ski Club, 1,2,3,4g Band, 2. Interests: Track, football, biology, skiing, and sweatshirts. Pet Peeve: A certain football field that looks like the Sahara' desert in dry weather and lik the Bowdoin pool in wet Weather. Future Plans: To become a dentist and scare all the little children with my drill. MARSHALL ALBERT BEAUDION It is very hard undertaking to seek to please everybody. Extra-curricular: Candle Pin Bowling, l,2,3,4. Interests: Girls, Cars, Girls, bowling, having fun. Pet Peeve: One teacher and homework. Future Plans: Go to I.B.M. school or Law School. DAVID ALBERT BE LANGER Extra-curricular: Band, 1,2g Bowling Club, l. Interests: Sandy, Cavaliers , Cars, Guitars, Money. Pet Peeve: Fords. Future Plans: To acquire a skill, earn a good living, and then get married. GARY OMER BELANGER What is well done is done soon enough. Extra-curricular: Freshman baseball. Interests: Money. Pet Peeve: Old women drivers. Future Plans: California or M.V.T.I. I6 From little acorns grow mighty oaks. 1 N I 7 EDWIN G. BELDW A proper man, as one shall see in a summer's day. Extra-curricular: Track, 1,2,3,4g Student Council, l,2g Teenage Democrats, 3,4. Interests: Politics, music, water skiing. Pet Peeve: Barry Goldwater. Future Plans: College. LORRAINE BERNIER Sincerity and truth are the basis of every virtue. Extra-curricular: Volleyball, 2, DRAGON'S TALE, 43 Swimming, 4. Interests: Tennis, football games, reading, dancing, long walks, basketball games. Pet Peeve: Trying to brush my teeth when kid brothers or sisters expect me to answer questions. Future Plans: Career in nursing and later on marriage. MELITA GERALDINE BERNIER Inspiration is such a fragile thing. Extra-curricular: Argosy Club, 1. Interests: Swimming, skating, going to football games, dancing, and having fun in general. Pet Peeve: Getting up early in the morning to go to school and having a lot of homework on weekends. Future Plans: To go to a business college and then have a. good secretarial job. RICHARD BERNIER It is better to wear out than to 1'ust out. Interests: Girls, cars, and good, wet parties. Future Plans: The Navy. MARK C. BISGROVE Eau pueri, sic pila salit. Extra-curricular: Football, 1,2,3,4g Track, 1,2,3,4g Swimming, lg Nat'l. Honor Soc., 3,4 Scientific Soc., 3,43 V.P., 4, Orbla, 4. Interests: Boating and outdoor activities in general, mathematics, sports, and raising thorn bushes. Pet Peeve: Gumperson's Law: The contradictory of a welcome probability will assert itself whenever such an eventuality is likely to be most frustrating. Future Plans: College. ANNE MARIE BISSON We will all answer things faithfully. Interests: Knitting and sewing, ice-skating, and collecting dolls from foreign countries. Pet Peeve: Getting up early in the morning, having to study for tests on weekends, and being teased by a certain person fD?J. Future Plans: Business college and a happy and successful life. MAURICE LIONEL BISSON Take what isg trust what may be: that's 1ife's true lesson. Interests: College, cars, work. Pet Peeve: Anything I don't understand. Future Plans: Post-graduate course, college, and perhaps teaching. CHARLENE ANN BLACKWELL The joy of her heart shows in her face. Extra-curricular: Argosy, 13 Dramatics, 2,33 Jr. Red Cross, 2g Delta Tri-Hi-Y, 2,3,4g Vice-President, 4. . Interests: Terry, ice-skating, swimming, driving, being with people, just having fun in general. , Pet Peeve: Rude boys, people who try to get attention by acting rough and talking loudly, 12 o'clock curfews. Future Plans: Nursing. ra VINAL BRUCE BLAKE Life is made up of marble and mud. Extra-curricular: Band, 1,2,3g Ski Club, 3,4. Interests: Hunting, fishing, swimming, skiing, food, cars, and a certain someone from Bowdoinham fE.S.J. Pet Peeve: Foreign Languages. Future Plans: Teachers College, and a successful life. JACK MORRILL BONIFACE A wink is as good as a nod to the wise. Extra-curricular: Transferred from Orange Park, F1a.g Football, 2,49 Basketball, 1,2,3,4g Orbla, 4, Baseball, l,2,3,4g Phi Lambda Epsilon, 2. Interests: Sports, certain girls, sporting events on T.V. Pet Peeve: People who turn without signals. Future Plans: Attend college in Midwest or West Coast. GARY ALAN ANTONY BORDERS Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow. Extra-curricular: Transferred from Mishawaka, Indiana. Interests: Football, Dramatics. Pet Peeve: Little Children Q5-122. Future Plans: College, Marine Corps. ROBERT FRANCOIS BOUCHARD No legacy is as rich as honesty. Extra-curricular: Dramatics, 1,2. Interests: Dramatics, Antiques. Pet Peeve: Teachers who give pop quizzes 5 minutes before the bell. , Future Plans: U. of Maine, major in French. I9 ROGER EUGENE BOUCHARD A clear conscience is a sure card. Future Plans: Steady job. Interests: Sports, fishing, hunting and stock car racing. ALBERT JOSEPH BOUCHER Man is the head, but woman turns it. Extra-curricular: Stage crew, lg Radio Club, l,2,3,4. 1 sa Interests: Hunting, electronics, cars, and girls. Pet Peeve: Tall girls. Future Plans: M.V.T.I. WILLIAM HENRY BOYCE Interests: Swimming, sailing, and riding. DARLENE ALICE BRADLEY The Whisper of a. pretty girl can be heard farther than the roar of a lion. Extra-curricular: Delta Tri-Hi-Y, 2,45 Ski Club, 1,2,4g Student Council, 1,25 Interests: Swimming, skiing, talking, the outdoors, and a certain S.L.H. Pet Peeve: My own faults and 5:45 A.M. Future Plans: A good secretarial job, marriage, and contentment. 20 Life's race well run, life's work well done. Extra-curricular: Librarian, 1,2,3,4g Biology Club, 2. Future Plans: To Join the SGPVICE and become a cook Swimming, 4. 1 4 Pet Peeve: A certain speed boat, T-Ledge Camp, Dusky. L ALBERT E. BRAGDON Bait the hook well, this fish will bite. Extra-curricular: Projection Crew, l,2,3,4. Interests: Girls, cars, girls, and having fun. Pet Peeve: Nosey people. Future Plans: M.V.T.I. and to lead a happy life by myself. NAOMI JEAN BRAWN The ideal of service is the basis of all enterprise. Extra-curricular: Dramatics Club, lg Tri-Hi-Y, 2,3,4g Affiliation Committee, 4: Senior Prom, 35 Girls Swimming, 1,2,4. Interests: Swimming, skating, tennis, dancing, eating peanut butter and jam sandwiches, painting, reading, popular music, and meeting people in general. Pet Peeve: Setting my hair, writing English themes, and people who snap their gum. Future Plans: College, B.S. in teaching, and a happy successful liie. SHERRY ANN BREWSTER Virtue is bold, and goodness never fearful. Interests: Playing soccer, reading, embroidering, sewing, and knitting Pet Peeve: Economics. Future Plans: Marriage. SUZANNE CECILE BRILLANT A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Extra-curricular: Chorus, 2,3. Interests: Knitting, music, Italian foods, theaters, and that certain airman. Pet Peeve: People who can't spell my last name right. Future Plans: Beautician School. 21 SARAH ANNE BROWN An artist is a creature of insight and 1ove. Extra-curricular: Tri-Hi-Y, 2,3,4: Joint reporter, 35 Student Council, 3, Senior Class play, Sophomore-Junior Prom, 2, Girls Swimming. Interests: Tacoma Lake, swimming, water skiing, reading, school, boats, painting, drawing, A boy in Litchfield. Pet Peeve: Rainy days and Monday mornings. Future Plans: Business school. DONNA MAE BUROW Tis better to have loved and lost than never love at all. Extra-curricular: Cheeringg Frosh, 15 J.V., 2,33 Varsity, 4, F.H.A., 2g Student Council, 2g Argosy, 1, Ski Club, 43 Tri-Hi-Y, 4: Junior Red Cross, 4. Interests: Medical School, skiing, psychotic boys, madras, cheering for B.H.S. Pet Peeve: Liver, mustard and people who are too busy worrying about other people to worry about themselves, being called talkative. Future Plans: Medical School. JANET ANNETTE BRONSON The most natural beauty in the world is honesty and moral truth. Extra-curricular: Transferred. Interests: Reading, singing, horseback riding, hunting, fishing, and most sports. Future Plans: Nurses' training in Philadelphia, Penn., possibly college. JOSEPH WILLIAM BRUENING When one great scorer comes to mark against your name, he tells not of how you won or lost, but how you played the game. Extra-curricular: Football, 3g Basketball, 2,3,4g Baseball, 2,3,4g Teen-age Council, 2,3,4 Interests: Sports, Cy's,V.W.'s, and a big red house in Bowdoinham. Pet Peeve: Noisy eaters, cheerleaders who think they're the greatest, and BROWNIESI Future Plans: Leaving Maine and finding a good job. ' GLENISE ALTHEA' CARD A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. Extra-curricular: Jr. Red Cross, 1. l Interests: Sewing, knitting, babysitting, skating, softball, and having fun in general Pet Peeve: People who do not mind their own business. Future Plans: Work, a happy married life. - - iz 4, 5 7 ',45'aw5sQiKlLJf1:f A . ., ff N ,..ti-- I . 'I-5, if .sfimsssi fi l.,. , . N PAULETTE R. CARON A woman is like a shadow, follow her, she flies: fly from her, she follows. Extra-curricular: F.H.A., 1: Dramatics 2: Junior Red Cross, 2g Office Girl, 23 Swimming, 4. Interests: Clothes, dancing, sewing, knitting, boating, driving, football, our silver blue Chevy, and that very special someone. Pet Peeve: Not knowing what the future will be. ' Future Plans: Business school, and later marriage to that special someone. EMILE HENRY CARON True enjoyment can not be described. Extra-curricular: Radio Club 1,2,3,4. Interests: Girls, Electronics. Pet Peeve: Getting up early, homework. N Future Plans: A career in the Navy. MARK FRANCIS CARON I want what I want when I want it. Extra -curricular: Senior Class Dance. Interests: Cars, hunting, and a certain girl. Pet Peeve: Homework. Future Plans: Navy . 23 W PETER THOMAS CARON Make haste, the better foot before. Extra-curricular: Swimming, 1,2,3,4. Interests: Bow hunting, wild life, swimming. Future Plans: To have a successful life and maybe a family. RICHARD PAUL CARON Meaning, however, is no great matter. Extra-curricular: Radio Club, 1,2,3,4g Vice President, 3: President, 4. Pet Peeve: Homework. ' Future Plans: M.V.T.I. and a career in Electronics. WAYNE THOMAS CARON He Was a bold man that first eat an oyster. Interests: Mere Point, camping trips, hunting, fishing, and girls Pet Peeve: People who start a joke and forget the punchline. Future Plans: College. DALE CLIFFORD CARSTENS Truth is truth to the end of reckoning. Interests: Cars, girls, hunting, and fishing. Pet Peeve: Crowded halls. Future Plans: College. 24 i 25 i DOREEN FAYE CARVER Let's go hand in hand, not one before another. Extra-curricular: Argosy Club 1,2. Interests: Dancing, roller skating, sports, parties, Drive-Ins, Mustangs, boys, and having fun. Future Plans: Business school, travel, and later marriage. FREDERICK NORMAN CARVER Youth is wholly experimental. Extra-curricular: Ski Club, Radio Club. Interests: Guns, hunting, science, and skiing. Pet Peeve: English grammar. Future Plans: Future schooling. PAUL HENRY CASEY Self-trust is the first secret of success. Extra-curricular: Football 1,2,3g Track 1,2,3,4. Interests: Money, cars, girls, dances, games, beaches, and bathing suits. Pet Peeve: Underclassmen who think they know everything. Future Plans: M.V.T.I. JAMES WILSON CATLIN Good health and good sense are two of life's greatest blessing. Interests: Hunting, fishing, boating, skating, swimming, cars, and girls. Pet Peeve: Watching all the girls go by. Future Plans: A career in forestry. 4- SUSAN MARIE CHADBURN Goodness is simple: badness is manifold. Extra.-curricular: Junior Red Cross, 2,3,4. Interests: Skating, swimming, bowling, and that someone special. Pet Peeve: People who do not keep their word! Future Plans: Business school, travel, and a good job. DANNY O. CHAMBERLAND A light heart lives long. Extra-curricular: Senior Class dance. Interests: Hunting, fishing, most sports, and that certain christian college girl. Pet Peeve: Mostly mouthy people who don't know anything and very little of that. Future Plans: College, then the military. HOWARD CONRAD CHILBERG JR. It is better to live rich than to die rich. Extra-curricular: Class President 3. ques. Pet Peeve: People who critize and have no solution. Future Plans: Liberal arts college or perhaps a career in diplomatics, law, or aviation FOREST DELAND CLUFF Where there is music, there can be no harm. Interests: CAVALIERS . . . Pet Peeve: Homework, lunch tickets. Future Plans: More schooling and a good job. 26 Interests: Golf, tennis, swimming, good music, and good literature, flying, and anti- NANCY EILEEN COFFMAN One of the greatest pleasures of life is conversation. Extra-curricular: Transferred from Marysville High, California. Affiliation 33 Bio- logy Club 3,45 CVice-Presidentlq Senior Class Play. Interests: Guitars, singing, writing songs and poetry, and trying to figure out BOYSI Pet Peeve: Impatience, gossip, narrowmindedness, and Saabs. Future Plans: College and a sunny future in Cal. JAMES BERNARD CONNOLLY To be good is to be happy. Extra-curricular: Football 1,2: Basketball 15 Baseball 1,3,4g BiologyClub2gKey Club 3,43 Bowling League 3,45 Phi Delta Sigma 4. Interests: Sports, cars, girls, clubs, bowling. Pet Peeve: Life. Future Plans: College. SUSAN ELAINE COFFIN Her ways are of pleasantness. Extra-curricular: Argosy Club 1,2 CReporterJ5 Junior Red Cross 1,2: Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 fChaplainJ CPresidentJ3 Freshman Cheeringg Girls' Swimming 1,2,3,4g Teen- age Council 2,3,4 CSecretary 3,415 Radio Club 2: Band 2,33 Orchestra 2,3. Interests: Any water sport, football, basketball and baseball games, B.H.S., a certain blue convertible, drive-ins, bowling, and Norm! ! ! Pet Peeve: Two -faced people, trying to think fast enough to keep up with Smitty and Norm--Madison's football jackets. Future Plans: To be come a good beautician and then settle down. i , BEVERLY ANNE COLBY Smile and the world smiles with you, cry and you cry alone. Extra-curricular: Junior Red Cross 1, Swimming 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3. Interests: Roller skating, skiing, swimming, classical music, dancing, reading, child- ren. Pet Peeve: Punctuality. Future Plans: Possibly business school, a secretarial job, and the rest as it comes! 27 JOYCE M. CONNOLLY Small cheer and great welcome makes a merry feast. Extra-curricular: Swimming 1,25 librarian 13 Argosy 1,2,3,4. Interests: Horseback riding, swimming, skating, boating, spending money, and DANNY Pet Peeve: People that always think they're right. Future Plans: Get married, raise a family, and Interior Decorating. 4 ALDEN CONNORS A man's a man for that Extra-curricular: Judo Club, Ski Club, Weight Lifting Club. Interests: Physical culture. Pet Peeve: Not being able to think of a pet peeve. Future Plans: College. SHEILA ANN COOK Love me little, love me long. Extra-curricular: Argosy 1,2,3,4g Girls Swimming 1,2,4g Office 1,2. gon's Den, Paul. Pet Peeve: The Durham Road and certain people. Future Plans: Beautician or modeling school and a happy marriage. SANDRA JUDY COOMBS Hurnbleness is always grace, always dignity. Extra-curricular: Chorus. Interests: Dancing, music, boys, swimming, talking on the phone, shopping. Pet Peeve: Somebody who doesn't like to dance and have fun. Interests: A 58 Jag., my shotgun and stereo, hunting, boating, drag racing, The Dra- I 4 DENNIS LOUIS COTE One good turn asketh another. Extra-curricular: Bowling 1,2,3,4. Interests: Roller skating, fishing, cars, drag strip racing and records. Future Plans: A full time job. JANICE ROSE COTE When skill and love work together, expect a masterpiece. Extra-curricular: Student council 1,2,3, Red cross 25 Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Orbla 3,4g Volleyball 3 ,4g Swimming 4: Yearbook typing staff 4: Yearbook Editorial Staff. Interests: Football games, a victory for the dragons, having fun, and shopping. Pet Peeve: People who are hard to get along with, and customers. Future Plans: A good job. FRANCOISE JACQUELINE CRAIPAIN U The world is made to be seen. Extra-curricular: Affiliation club, Amicitia Biology Club, Foreign exchange student, France. Interests: America, English, camping, sciences, learning the guitar. Pet Peeve: Bad tempered people, and unfinished statements. Future Plans: Continue studies in France, attend a Spanish school, and eventually be- come an interpreter. BURTON PAUL CURTIS You cannot hope to enjoy the harvest without laboring in the field. Extra-curricular: Band 1,2,3,4. Interests: Photographs, Archery, Cars. Pet Peeve: Girls. Future Plans: College. , 29 CAROLINE A. DANE Yesterday is but today's memory and tomorrow is today's dream. Extra-curricular: Class Secretary 1,2,3,4g Girls' Basketball 1,2,3,4g Volleyball 1,2, 3,4g Swimming 1,3,4gSkiClub2,3,4g Librarian 15 Argosy 15 Biology Club 23 National Honor Society 3,45 Orchestra 1,25 Senior Ball 33 Yearbook Staff 4. Interests: A little Mere, writing, peaceful walks, SENIORS, keeping up with Joe, Uss QDDPAD, and people. Pet Peeve: Green stamps,burned tennis strings, finger nails, pounds, body beautifuls, unfriendly people, and WAITING. Future Plans: College and travel. JOSEPH A. DANE What lasting joys the man attend who has a polished female friend. Extra-curricular: Football 1,2,3, Co-captain 45 Hockey 2, Co-captain 3,45 Baseball lg Biology Club 15 National Honor Society 3,4. Interests: Sports Qespecially hockeyl, relaxing, guitar, a certain girl. ll Pet Peeve: Work and alarm clocks. Future Plans: College. BONITA JEAN DAVIS Fair and softly goes far. Extra-curricular: Argosy Club 2 ,3 ,4 QTreasurerJ. Interests: People, dancing, Sidney, Red Sox, having fun, and playing pool. Pet Peeve: Telephone booths,Wi1liams, people who aren't sincere and a certain Ramb- ler. Future Plans: Nursing school and a happy life. DIANE DELANO Mischief, thou art afoot. Extra-curricular: Transferred from Gould Academy 3g Ski Club 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 CTreasurer 42: Yearbook Staff 45 Basketball 1,3,4g Swimming 3,45 Volleyball 4. Interests: M.M.A., Boothbay Harbor, parties, dancing, and sports. Pet Peeve: Lemon cars, sarcastic people, unfriendly people that you can't get to know, jealous boys, Speech class. Future Plans: College. 30 DAVID G. DESJARDINS The wise man will make more opportunities than he finds. Extra-curricular: Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Key Club 43 Student Council 2,4. Interests: Girls, sports, cars. Pet Peeve: Cars that cost money, Girls that don't believe you when you tell the truth. Future Plans: University of Maine. ROBERTA MAE DICKINSON Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. ' Extra-curricular: Dramatics 15 Junior Red Cross 2,33 Argosy 3,45 Girls Softball Teamg Office Reporter. Interests: Football games, horseback riding, waterskiing, Sidney, dancing, Salmon Point, Playing pin-ball machines. Pet Peeve: Rebels, gi-een Pontiac, packing sardines lBath Canneryj, and Oakland. Future Plans: Waterville School of Nursing. CARMEN SUZANNE DIONNE Individuality is everywhere to be spared and respected as the root of everything good. Extra-curricular: Librarian 15 Argosy 1,2,3g Biology 1,2,3g Affiliation 2,33 Orbla 35 Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Senior Ball 3, Co-Chairmang Ski Club 4g Yearbook Editor 4g Senior Class Play 4g Volleyball 1,2. Interests: Football, hockey games, skiing, fishing, duck hunting, a blue Oldsmobile, mud surfing, Bears and Bobcats , beach parties, the other part of the seeing eye, Right Fred! Pet Peeve: Dumb drivers, Conn. and Mass. Future Plans: To attend a college in New England. JANE MARILYN DIONNE There is great ability in knowing how to conceal one's ability. Extra-curricular: Biology Club 1,2,3,4g National Honor Society 3, President 43 Year- bookSta.ff 4g Senior Ball 3g Dragon's Tale Editor 45 Junior Red Cross 13 Argosy 1, 2g Scientific Society 4. Interests: English, my shack, walking the fields at night, painting. Pet Peeve: Barbed-wire fences, rambunctious cows, having to wear shoes. Future Plans: College, then teaching. 31 ROBERT A. DOIRON Live today, for tomorrow you may die. Extra-curricular: Projection Crew 1,23 Bowling 2 ,3,4g Radio Club 4. Interests: Cars, girls, bowling, having fun, and a certain someone. Pet Peeve: Homework on weekends, and teachers who give it. Future Plans: College or I.B.M. School. SANDRA LYNN DOUGLAS Love and a red nose can't be Extra-curricular: Argosy Club 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3, Head Majorette 45 Girls Swimming 1,2,3,4g Girls Basketball 2,3,4. Interests: J .A.D.g twirling and marching, girls basketball, sewing. Pet Peeve: Small phys. ed. classes that are quiet. Future Plans: Nursing school. SUSAN DIPLOCK Ballpoint pens, ballpoint pens, everywhere I turn it's ballpoint pens. Extra-curricular: Dramatic Club 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4: Yearbook Staff 4, Business Manager, Senior Girls Swimming. Interests: Horses,The New YorkYankees,football games,The New York Giants, swim- ming meets, summer, baseball, big cities, travel, Europe. b Pet Peeve: Red Sox fans, people who don't like the Yankees just because they always win, Western Saddles. Future Plans: College??? I ! Then Europe, possibly. GERALDINE DONLEY The best in this kind are but shadows. Extra-curricular: Swimming 1g Orbla 3,45 Senior Class Play, Affiliation Club 2. Interests: Dancing, swimming, parties, volleyball, Cape Cod, skating, BOYS! Pet Peeve: People who are always trying to spell my last name with two n's. Future Plans: Nursing school, and possibly the Air Force. hid. 32 ef a- , mmaw WILLIAM GRANT DOUTHETT What's mine is yours and what's yours is mine. Extra-curricular: Basketball 1,2,3g Football 13 Spanish 23 Intramural 3,43 Track 1. Interests: Sociable get togethers, Pop top Holidays, dances, parties, just taking it easy in general, and having a good time. Pet Peeve: Those who indulge in alcholic beverages, snow, Barry Goldwater. Future Plans: Navy. DOMINIC I. DOYON I do not like noise unless I make it myself. Extra-curricular: Band 1,25 Biology Club 25 Radio Club 3,4. Interests: Electronics, sports, drum and bugle corps, modern jazz. Pet Peeve: Geoffrey Chaucer Future Plans: A career in electronics. MICHAEL DUMONT 33 WILLIAM S. DUNNING The green unraveller, his scissors oiled, his knife hung loose to cut the channels at their source, and lay the wet fruits low. Extra-curricular: Band lgOrch. 2gRadio Club 1,2g Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4g Thespians 2,Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 4: Key Club 23 Fencing 3,43 One Act Play 2,35 Senior Class Play 4: Orbla 4. Interests: Living, seeing, and trying to say. Pet Peeve: The creeping smile hiders who lurk between the wood and brick. Future Plans: Happiness, addiction, degradation, and death. JAMES A. DURANT It is better to walk than to run. Interests: Cattle and working. Pet Peeve: Homework and study halls. Future Plans: Army. VIRIGINIA A. EASTMAN They do not love that do not show their love. Extra-curricular: Argosy 15 Chorus 1: Home Ec. 3,4. ' Interests: Traveling, FRIENDS , havingfun, clothes, drive-ins, letters, New Hamp- shire. ' Pet Peeve: Phony people, a surplus of homework, 6:00 a.m. X Future Plans: Further education at Maine Medical, then . . . undecided. EVELYN CAROL EATON I felt sorry for myself because I had no shoes until I saw the boy who had no feet. Extra-curricular: Argosy 2. Interests: Popham Beach, Fat Boys, Chuck Wagon, drive-ins, bowling, my big Brother , pizza, onion rings, Girls Night Out, driving around in the Valiant,and just having a good time. Pet Peeve: Other drivers, my mother, J.P.G. and stuck up people. Future Plans: To getaliarman-Ghia, college, socialwork, and eventually get married. 34 NANCY MARGARET ELLIS Let ignorance talk as it will, learning has its value. Extra-curricular: Argosy Club 15 Biology Club 15 Affiliation Committee 1,2,4g Girls' Basketball 15 Student Council 23 Orbla Review 2,43 Exchange Student to Lubeck, Germany 33 Teenage Democrats 4: National Honor Society 4. Interests: Germany, potato chips, international affairs, writing, languages, social work, boys AND girls, having fun and talking informally, BLACK BREAD and pepper- mint tea. Pet Peeve: Goldwater. Future Pla.ns: College, perhaps a major in international affairs 3 maybe graduate school: marriage. ROBERT R. EMMERSON Seek your joy in what you give, and not in what you take. Extra-Curricular: Band, 1. Interests: Boating, swimming, hunting, fishing, water skiing. Pet Peeve: Teachers who walk into the lunch line ahead of you. Future Plans: College. Maybe a banking career. DOMINIC R. ERAMO He hath a heart as sound as a bell. Extra-Curricular: Projection Crew 1,2. Interests: Cars, fishing, having a good time. Pet Peeve: People who squeal their tires. Fixture Plans: Northeastern University. JOYCE ARLINE FARLEY Happiness is made to be shared. Interests: Boys, reading, sports. Pet Peeve: Weeding. Future Plans: To be and English teacher. 35 LINDA LOU FARMER Though she be but little, she is fierce. Extra-curricular: Argosy 1,25 Office Practice lg Junior Red Cross 2 g Junior Red Cross Representative 1. Interests: Meeting new people, helping anyone who needs to be helped, working at Dutchy's,driving, learning how to water ski, riding on a motorcycle. Someone on the Mary Ann . Pet Peeve: Phone calls EARLY in the morning, people calling me Farma , waiting forever for nothing, and then there's that darn ole' Uncle Sam. Future Plans: A secretarial job, then modeling school. CLIFFORD EDWIN FARR He who wishes to do mischief, is never without reason. Extra-curricular: Bowling 3,4g Band 1. Interests: Dates, girls, bowling, hunting, boating. Pet Peeve: Foreign languages. Future Plans: College. MARY ANNE FIELD The price of Wisdom is above rubies. Extra-curricular: Librarian 15 F.H.A. 1,23 Argosy Club 1: Biology Club 25 Affiliation ball 2. Interests: Traveling, music, sports, people, sketching, and having a good time. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Future Plans: To get a good clerical job, and have a happy, successful life. PETER HENRY FIORI What is man? Half beast, half angel. Extra-curricular: Junior Red Cross, Projection Crew, Radio Club, Geology Club. Interests: Carpentry, cars, building models, girls, playing drums, hunting. Pet Peeve: Homework, study hall, Chevies. Future Plans: Trade school, service, happy married life. 36 Committee 23 Jr. Red Cross 2,3,4g National Honor Society 3,45 Softball 2, Volley- BARTLETT LEE FLANAGAN Manner is everything with some people, and something with everybody. Extra-curricular: Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,23 Hockey 3,45 Senior Class Committeeg Ski Club 1,2,3,4g Red Cross 1g Snogard Committee 1,2,3,4. Interests: Swimming, skiing, cars, girls. Pet Peeve: Pulled muscles. Future Plans: College. RONALD RUSSELL FITCH Skill and confidence are an unconquered army. Interests: Automotive work. Pet Peeve: School. Future Plans: To become a mechanic. JOSEPH DANIEL FORTIN Friendship and sportsmanship are equal in a well-liked man. Extra-curricular: Track 13 Varsity Football 3,4. Interests: Food, Miami, Fla., deep sea fishing, working more to get money to buy a newer car, having a good time. Pet Peeve: Trying to find football pants big enough to fit me. Future Plans: U. of Minnesota to be a rnortician, or U. of Miami to be an accountant. DORIS ELAINE FROTTON We live by admiration, hope, and love. Extra-curricular: fSandfordJ Band 1. Interests: Swimming, dancing, reading, sports. Pet Peeve: Being called shorty. Future Plans: Business school and marriage. 37 RUTH ANN FURUHOLMEN She must be seen to be appreciated. Extra-curricular: Transferred from Oslo American School, Oslo, Norway, 23 Ski Club 2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 3g Aff. Committee 43 Variety Show 3,4g Librarian. Interests: Skiing, water skiing, music, guitars, piano, skating, bowling, sports, foot- ball games, dances, knitting, Switzerland. Pet Peeve: Prejudice. Future Plans: College, airline training, Switzerland. JULIETTE GAGNE Beauty like hers is genius. Extra-curricular: Affiliation Committee 2 ,3,4gArgosy Club lg Orbla 2g National Honor Society 3,4. Interests: Reading, folk and classical music, collecting stuffed animals and pennants, swimming, ice skating, Wisconsin. Pet Peeve: A sister who visits too often. Future Plans: College, Peace Corps. RICHARD GAGNE Friendship is a shattering tree. Interests: Out door theaters, football and hockey. Pet Peeve: Someone waking me up on Saturday. Future Plans: Further education and a good job later on. SANDRA L. GAMMON Do not wish to be anything but what you are and try to be that perfectly. X Extra-curricular: Student Council 1,2,3,43 Student Council Secretary 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Junior Red Cross 2,43 Freshmen Reception 3 ,4. Interests: Kenny, Popham, Fat Boy, University of Maine, being with the girls, clothes, writing letters, my summer job, and just having a good time. Pet Peeve: Having to wait for someone, distance between U. of M. and Brunswick. Future Plans: College and a career as a Dental Hygienist. as EUGENE R. MITCHELL Extra-curricular: Biology Club 1,33 SkiC1ub 2, Candlepin Bowling 1,25 Football 1,3,4g Key Club 4, Projection Crew 3. Interests: Cars, girls, hunting, fishing, sports, peanut butter, cordboard boxes. Pet Peeve: Homework. Future Plans: Air Force. DEWEY HAROLD GAY Happy man, happy dole. Interests: Parties, dances, Pop top holidays. Pet Peeve: Those who indulge in alcoholic beverages and the B.B.B., Maine, society Future Plans: Navy. ROBERT C. GIBSON, JR. No one can give you better advice than yourself. Extra.-curricular: Fishing, water skiing. Interests: A girl. Pet Peeve: Foreign languages. Future Plans: Perhaps a career in the Navy. BURTON A. GILLIAM Whistle and she'll come to you. Interests: Hunting, cars, having fun, a certain someone. Pet Peeve: School and homework. Future Plans: M. V. T. I. 39 PATRICIA R. GIRARD Nothing is rarer than true good nature. Extra-curricular: Bowling Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 43 Ski Club Z,3,43 Red Cross 3,4. Interests: Going to the drag strips , dancing, swimming, skiing, roller skating, bowling, stock car races, and Be . Pet Peeve: People who make dates and pick you up late. Future Plans: Service and later marriage. DAVID ROMEO GIRARDIN The will is that by which the mind chooses. Extra-curricular: Basketball 1,25 Candlepin Bowling 3,45 Ten Pin Bowling 1. Interests: Sports, parties, dances, outdoor theaters, and girls. Pet Peeve: Getting up on the wrong side of the bed. Future Plans: Having a good job or joining the service. RICHARD CHARLES GOLEK Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do J. Interests: Girls, loud music, money, and guitars. Pet Peeve: Loud girls. Future Plans: Marine Corps. MARCIA L. GONIER I have a little shadow that goes in and out with me. Extra-curricular: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Jr. Red Cross 2,3g Argosy Club 1,25 Color Guard 3,45 Chorus 2,35 Office Girl 2. Interests: Slumber parties, football games, dances, Drive-Ins, and that certain some- one. Pet Peeve: People who think they're great. Future Plans: A secretarial job and later a happy successful marriage. ' 40 WILLIAM L. GORHAM JR. How far that little candle throws his beams. Extra-curricular: Cross Country, Weightlifting, Track, Baseball. Interests: Swimming, Weightlifting, and other sports. Pet Peeve: People who participate in drinking and smoking. Future Plans: Mechanical Engineering. DEBORAH GOULD Hitch your wagon to a star. Extra-curricular: Transferred from The Waynflete School 2s Field Hockey 13 J .V. Basketball 23 Captain 23 Varsity Basketball 3,4j Volleyball 2,3,4Q Swimming 3,43 Ski Club 2,3,43 Biology Club 23 Yearboard Editorial Board 43 Class Treasurer 13 School Newspaper 1. Interests: dianus, Dewey's lending library, my retarded pony, Big bad Jon, Sugarloaf, Sverige, Blackwinged redbirds. Pet Peeve: Artichokes, Zukini, dog hair, Viggy, R.P.'s keys. Future Plans: College. ALLEN V. GRINDLE A wet dog is the lovingestl' Extra-curricular: Track 1,2 ,3,4. Interests: People, parties, indoor sports, sailing, and water skiing. Pet Peeve: Those who indulge in alcoholic beverages, society, braggards, leaves, English, and infinity. Future Plans: The service. ALTA LEAH GUPTIL Laugh and the world laughs with'you. Extra-curricular: Argosy Club 1,2,3,4g Junior Red Cross 2,3,43 Chorus 2,3. Interests: Swimming, Pete, drags, food, the girls' night out. 3 and a green and white Ford. Pet Peeve: Fords that are all shot, certain cliques, and getting up early. Future Plans: A happy marriage. 41 THOMAS ALTON GUSTAFSON He who laughs last . . . is slowest. Extra-curricular: Debating Club 1,2,3, President 25 Biology Club 15 National Honor Society 3,45 Orbla Review 2,3,4, Business Manager 2,3, Editor -in-Chief 4: Dragon's Tale, Business Manager. Interests: Swimming, sai1ing,hiking,reading, journalism, controversy, and the truth. Pet Peeve: Administrative inefficiency. Future Plans: College and Graduate School, then College-level teaching. KATHALEEN I. HALL Health and cheerfullness mutually beget each other. Extra-curricular: Argosy Club 1,2g Bowling League 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4g Librarian 1g Chorus 4g Ski Club 2,3,4. Interests: Bowling, skiing, church choir, pizza's, eating in general, and a certain someone. Pet Peeve: T. V. commercials, jammed up stairways between classes. Future Plans: To further my education and then marriage. EDWARD JOHN HAMILTON Though this be madness, yet there is a method in it. Interests: A certain girl, sports, and cars. KENNETH BOYD HANDLEY II A friend is never known 'til a man has need. Extra-curricular: Transferred in 35 Hockey 3,4. Interests: Success, hockey, swimming, and sports in general, sports cars, motorcycles, and girls. Pet Peeve: People who think that Canada is a land of French Eskimos. Future Plans: University of Western Ontario or Queen's University. 42 STEPHEN A. HANKS He has occassionalflashesof silencethat make his conversation perfectly delightful.' Extra-curricular: Radio Club 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1. Interests: Music, guitars, electronics in general, cars, driving, hunting, girls . Pet Peeve: Oh! That E string. ' Future Plans: Technical School. ANNE DOWNES HANNAFORD Sing we for love and idleness, naught else is worth having. Extra-curricular: FroshCheering,I-Ieadg J.V. Cheering 2,3, Captain 35 Varsity 45 Ski Club 2,3,4g Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Jr. Red Cross 2,3,4g Argosy Club lg Radio Club 25 Girls Swimming 1,2,3,4g Advertising Staff, Yearbook 4. Interests: debus, kackus, dianus, pangus, webus, Astro Boy, Mere Point and Birch Island in the summer, Rhode Island, avocodas, cheering, motor boats, all sports, and finding out new things. Pet Peeve: Being called Handy Andy and sarcastic people. Future Plans: College. GERALD PAUL HARTLEY He is the very pine-apple of politeness. Extra-curricular: Basketball 15 Football 15 Projection Crew 1. Interests: Hunting, cars, and girls. Pet Peeve: Let well enough alone. Future Plans: To go to work in Florida. STEVEN RAY HATFIELD It matters not how long you live, but how well. Extra-curricular: Football 1g Beta club 3g Annual Staff 3. Interests: Fishing, skating, bowling, girls, and reading. Pet Peeve: Getting up early. Future Plans: College. 43 GERALD ALAN HEALEY-OGDEN And what he greatly thought, he nobley dar'd. Extra-curricular: Transferred 4, Hockey 43 Baseball 4. Interests: Hockey, swimming, basketball, girls, stock cars, racing, dancing Pet Peeve: Smart blondes. Future Plans: University in Canada, engineering. GARY WAYNE HE LLMAN A mind forever . . . wandering through strange seas of thought . . . alone. Extra-curricular: Football, Baseball. Interests: Track, swimming, basketball, golf, tennis, soccer, camping, hiking, flying, and girls. Pet Peeve: Being nagged at. Future Plans: College, then the Air Force. EDWARD ANTHONY HERBES, JR. I know a trick worth two of that. Extra-curricular: Track 3,4. Interests: Cars, weekends, girls, and poptops that don't pop. Pet Peeve: Teachers that can't take a joke. Future Plans: College 1- MERI- LINN HESTER Everyone excels in something in which another fails. Extra-curricular: Red Cross 2, Argosy Club 1,2g Orbla Review 3,4g Exchange Editor 3, Features Editor 4, Affiliation Club 45 Senior Class Play 45 Literary Magazine Interests: Sailing, swimming, camping, reading, and sometimes even people. Pet Peeve: Being told don't worry when I'm not even worried. Future Plans: College and to become a teacher JUDITH NORA HIGGIN Tell the truth or trump, but get the trick. Extra-curricular: Ski Club 2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 3, Biology Club 4, Senior Variety Show 3 Interests: Skiing, guitar, traveling, sewing, reading, Peanuts cartoons. Pet Peeve: Winters when there's no snow, and moving in middle of the year. Future Plans: Victoric University. ELIZABETH ANNE HOLLINGSHEAD To give and not to count the cost. Extra-curricular: Freshman Cheering, Jayvee Cheering 2, Junior Red Cross 2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 4. Interests: Havingfun, eating,reading,riding around,the Harbor , that certain some- one. Pet Peeve: Fickle men, Oral English. Future Plans: Business school, then a happy married life. PAUL W. HOLMAN JR. While we stop to think, we often miss our opportunity. Extra-curricular: Drama Club 1,2. Interests: Cars, fishing, Girls. Pet Peeve: POLICEMAN Future Plans: M. V. T. I. CHERYL ANN JAQUES Sometimes, it's hard to forget, but harder not to forget. Extra-curricular: Ski Club 1,2,3,4g Argosy Club 1,2,3g Dramatics 2,3,4g Biology Club 2, Office Girl 1, Chorus 2,3,4g One Act Plays 2. Interests: Art, music, dancing, skiing, sailing, swimming. Pet Peeve: Cheryl! Five minutes. Future Plans: College to major in commercial art. - 45 ALBERT COREY JOHNSON, JR. He who stumbles need not fall. Extra-curricular: Library 1: Swimming 1,2. Interests: Skiing, skindiving, sailing, TAR'S, reading, singing, working, Waterskiing. Pet Peeve: Little old ladies in sneakers, campaigning for L. B. J. Future Plans: College, then graduate school. Be a Navy officer. Make money. A home by the sea. DAVDD PONZIANI The qualities that often blend - a good sport and a loyal friend Extra-curricular: Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,3. Interests: Sports of all kinds and a certain girl. Pet peeve: Teachers who think they are better than they are. Future Plans: Professional Baseball. KENNETH JOSEPH JONES I feel a lot more like I do now than when I first got here. Extra.-curricular: Orbla, Dragon's Tale. Interests: Writing, thinking. Pet Peeve: Publications that want to know my pet peeve. Future Plans: College. l ROGER ERNEST JONES Though this be madness, yet there be a method in it. Extra-curricular: Baseball lg Band 1,2,3,4: Orchestra 3,4. Interests: Baseball, music, coin collection, girls. Pet Peeve: Rainy walks to the Armory. Future Plans: College. 46 CAROLYN MAY JOYCE Life is a jig-saw puzzle with most of the pieces missing. Extra-curricular: FHA 15 swimming, art. Interests: Church, sports, summer camp, sewing. Pet Peeve: Riding on the school bus. Future Plans: College and a happy successful life. NANCY RUTH J UDKINS There is a certain majesty in simplicity which is far above all the quaintness of wit. Extra-curricular: Argosy Club 1. Interests: Horseback riding, swimming, cooking, sewing. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Future Plans: To become a secretary. JOSEPHINE MARIE KINWORTHY Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. Extra-curricular: Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 2,3,4. Interests: Music, basketball, softball, swimming, sports in general Pet Peeve: Clank . Future Plans: School and travel. LINDA GAIL KNOCHE I had a pleasant time with my mind for it was happy. Extra-curricular: Transferredfrom North Kingstown High School, Rhode Island, 35 Ski Club 3,43 Argosy Club 3g Affiliation Committee 3 ,4, QSecretary 415 National Honor Society 3,4, fVice-President 41, DRAGON Editorial Board 4. Interests: Skiing! !, people -watching, school activities, traveling, church, sports. Pet Peeve: Not enough hours in a day, people without school spirit. Future Plans: College, then to be a Lutheran Parish worker. ANTOINETTE LABBE No season endures unseasoned by variety. Extra-curricular: Chorus 3,4gRadio Club2,3,4gArgosy Club 1,2,3,4g Junior Red Cross 2,3,4g Librarian 1,2. Interests: Swimming, skating, horseback riding and Byron. Pet Peeve: Two timers, guys who drive fast down dirt roads. Future Plans: A good job and a happy life. PAUL RICHARD LABBE I can hear a sound in the distance, a beat. Interests: Cars, Girls, Buccaneers, football, hockey, basketball. Pet Peeve: Not being able to use the car. Future Plans: College. NOEL J. LABBE I love everything that is old: old friends, old times, old manners, old looks, old wine.' Extra-curricular: Football 1, Basketball 1. Interests: Sports, hunting, parties. Pet Peeve: Flat tires and certin someones. Future Plans: Join the service and further my education. DAVID ALBERT LACASSE Men of few words are the best men. Extra-curricular: Basketball 1, Bowling League l,2,3. Interests: Sports, cars, swimming, girls, parties, and fun in general. Pet Peeve: Homework over the weekend, smart alec people. Future Plans: Career in the service. 48 V 1 DONALD ALBERT LACASSE You can always reach your goal with hard work. Interests: Playing the guitar, art, sports cars, girls. Pet Peeve: Stubborn people. Future Plans: The U. S. Air Force, then perhaps a musical career. ROBERT LACASSE So be it. Extra-curricular: Track 3,45 Cross Country 4. A Interests: Physical fitness, electricity, stamp collecting. X Pet Peeve: Hills in cross country. Future Plans: Work for a year then join the army. BERTRAND M. LACHARITE Skill and Science will always win over Superstition and Fear. Extra-curricular: Golf 1,2,3,Captain4g Football 1,25 Ski Club 1,2,3g Band 1,2,3,4g Key Club 2. Interests: Golf, Football, skiing. Pet Peeve: Losing a golf match. Future Plans: Becoming a golf professional. ALAN CURTIS LADD There is occasion and causes why and wherefore in all things. Interests: Hunting, fishing, cars, swimming. Pet Peeve: Homework. Future Plans: Army. 49 EVELYN G. LAMARRE Foolery, sir does walk about thou like the sun, it shines everywhere. Extra-curricular: Argosy Club 1, Orbla 3,4. .. Interests: Eating, bowling, dancing, movies, fun in general, and a certain J. B. Pet Peeve: That there are only twenty four hours in a day, and curfews. Future Plans: To attend business school and then a good secretarial job. J-pull JUDY ANNE LAMEREAU A woman may be made. Interests: Sewing, cooking, sports, rallies, Saabs, and a certain A. M. Pet Peeve: People who ask me, Are you a freshman? Future Plans: Farmington State Teacher's College and a career in teaching. I ALBERT HENRY LAPIERRE It is quality rather than quantity that counts. LINDA ANNE LAWSON I saw and loved. Extra-curricular: J.V. Cheerleading 2,3, Head 3, Varsity 43 Student Council 1,2,4g Tri-H1-Y 3,4, Jr. Red Cross 1,2,3,4: Argosy Club 1,23 Girls swimming 1,2,3,4g Girls Volleyball 2,3 ,4. Interests: Colby fClass of 19685, cheering for B.H.S., eating, swimming, horse-back riding, volleyball, members of the opposite sex Qcertain onesl. ' so Future Plans: A p. g. course, three years at MVTI, and to become an auto mechanic. P9 fi E 2, if E 5 i ' Y DUDLEY HOWARD LEAVITT JR. Never has one man done alone what I am doing to do myself. Extra-curricular: Chorus 2,49 Geology club 1, Biology club 1,2,3g Basketball 1, Ski Club 2,3,4. Interests: Basketball, baseball, football, swimming, bowling, and a certain girl. Pet Peeve: Girls who flirt in excess while going steady. Future Plans: M.V.T.I. PHILIP ARMAND LECLAIR Your life can be no more than what you make of it. Extra-curricular: Affiliation Committee. Interests: Swimming, boating, fishing, bowling. Pet Peeve: Homework on weekends and people who lack school spirit. Future Plans: College, teaching career. LINDA ANN LEIGHTON A good mind possesses a kingdom. Interests: Football, reading, badminton, and going to the movies. Pet Peeve: Getting up early in the morning. Future Plans: To get a job and be healthy. KATHLEEN MARIE LEMAY Nothing is so clear and precious as time.' Extra-curricular: Ski Club 2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 3,4g Joint President 4 Interests: Skiing, skating, traveling eating readin d Pet Peeve: Show offs. J , g, ancing, boating Future Plans: College. KENNETH BAKER LEONARD Man is a reasoning animal. Extra-curricular: Football 1,25 Swimming 15 Key Club 2,3,4g Projection Club 1,2,3,4g Stage Crew 1,2,3g Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Radio Club 1,2g Ski Club 2,3,4. Interests: Swimming,cars,boats,sports, alandrover named Clyde, a little dog named Kookie , and dances. Pet Peeve: Pea soup, C1yde's that run out of gas, out boards that won't start, along with other things. Future Plans: To be an electrician in the Navy. MARIE LUCIE LEVESQUE Reproof on her lip, but a smile in her eye. Extra-curricular: Office Assistant 4,IntramuralVolleyball 1,25 Intramural Basketball 3, Typist for yearbook. H Interests: Sports fespecially badmintonl, clothes, music, and, of course, boys . Pet Peeve: Lockers that won't open in the morning, and people who never show any interest in anything they undertake. Future Plans: College, and a successful career in the business profession. . RUSSELL ROBERT LEVESQUE Thoughts are mightier than strength of hand. Extra-curricular: Radio Club 3 3 Bowling Club 4. . Interests: Bowling, basketball, football, girls , swimming, and dancing. Pet Peeve: Being called froggie and Frenchie . Future Plans: Join the service. BRUCE LIBBY Always he helps, always he works. Extra-curricular: Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 1,2,3,4. Interests: Girls, music, Saabs, having fun. Pet Peeve: Saabs that don't do wheelies. Future Plans: Navy Band and Navy School of Music. 52 DAVID E. LIVERNOIS Deeds, not words, shall speak for me. Extra-curricular: Student Council 1,2 ,3 ,4g President 4g Teenage Council 2,3 ,4g Affili- ation Committee Zg Baseball: Track 2,3,4g Basketball 1,25 Cross Country 4. Interests: High school, sports, clothes, and people. Pet Peeve: Crowded stair wells on the way to lunch. Future Plans: College and perhaps teaching. JOHN MICHAEL LOWRY I awoke one morning and found myself famous. Extra-curricular: Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Key Club 3 ,4g National Honor Society 3,4. Interests: Weightlifting, hunting, and camping. Pet Peeve: New England accent. Future Plans: College. NANCY ANN LITALIEN Beauty is in the eye of the beholderl' Extra-currimilar: Candlepin Bowling 1gJunior Red Cross 25 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Argosy Club 1,2,3,4, President 4: Office Girl 4. Interests: Boating, swimming, water skiing, football, basketball, dancing, clothes, M.H.S. dances, Wiscasset, B.H.S., the gang , and a certain guy with a white T- Bird. Pet Peeve: People who can't spell my last name. Future Plans: To get a good office job and then a happy marriage. TERENCE H. LONGWAY Among them, but not of them. Extra-curricular: Bandg Ski Club. Interests: Skiing, Hunting, fishing, boating, hydroplanes, and girls. Pet Peeve: Mathematics. Future Plans: Uncle Sam, maybe State Police after. 53 ALVAH CHASE LUCE Man is gifted with hands, heart, and head. Extra-curricular: Band 1,2,33 Key Club 2,3,4g Radio Club 1,25 Football 1,2. Interests: Woodworking, cars, parties, August 5, Fat Boys, BQB with D in the blue bomb, sunny weather in Harpswell. I Pet Peeve: Teachers who think they are always right. Future Plans: U. of Maine, working at a good job, getting the most out of life, and having a good home. GEDDES F. MACLAREN God is my pilot. Extra-curricular: Track 3,4g Baseball 1. Interests: Hunting, mechanics, electronics, reading, sports, and gun collecting. Future Plans: College. SHARON ALENE 'MARDEN I had a dream, which was not all a dream. Extra-curricular: Affiliation Committee 2,35 Chorus 3,4. Interests: Music, 4-H trips, skating, swimming, learning. Pet Peeve: Sarcastic teachers and hay fever. Future Plans: College and a teaching career g hope someday to work with orphans. DANA HERBERT MATHER Great thoughts, great feelings came to them like instincts unaware. Extra-curricular: Baseball 1g Librarian 3,4g Ski Club 2,3,4. Interests: Hunting, fishing, football, baseball, and tennis. Pet Peeve: One period gym classes, and Latin 1 and 2. Future Plans: College, then a well paying job. 54 DORIS MARIE MATHURIN To be great is to be misunderstood. Extra-curricular: BiologyClub3,President 4g Junior Red Cross 2,3,4g Dragon's Tale Staff 45 Art Editor 45 Senior Girls Swimming. Interests: Tennis, swimming,skating, reading, hospital work, going to football games, movies, basketball. Pet Peeve: Broken promises and alarm clocks. Future Plans: To go to Nursing Schoolg possibly to get my degree and then to join the Peace Corps. MICHAEL DENNIS MARTIN A beast but a just beast. Extra-curricular: Biology 23 Football 4. Interests: The opposite sex, athletics. Pet Peeve: Study halls, getting detention slips, raising cain in the library. Future Plans: Go to business school and then do my military service as a pilot SCOTT LOWELL McGOWEN Winners never quit and quitters never win. Extra-curricular: Football 1,2,3,43 Track 2,3,4. Interests: Hunting, Moosehead Lake, pole vaulting, and girls. Pet Peeve: Fishing, cars, study halls, and the bench. Future Plans: Air Force: good job, and a happy home. JANE ANNE McGRAVES When looks were fond and words were few. Extra-curricular: Dramatics lg Swimming 1,2,3,4. Interests: Swimming, water skiing. Pet Peeve: Chief. Future Plans: Lab technician. 5 5 I ROBERTA MCKAY A dream itself is but a shadow. Extra-curricular: Transferred from Adams High, Mass. g Varsity Basketball 4 Interests: Skiing, sports, taking trips to Massachusetts, and quackers. Pet Peeve: Crabby people. Future Plans: College. WILLIAM R. MCKENNA And after all what is a lie? T'is but the truth in masquerade. Interests: Parties, and going on trips. Future Plans: Further my education at Trade School and join the Army. CAROLYN Mc KENNEY Interest: Church, bowling Russ Pet Peeve: Snobby people Future Plans: Marriage RICHARD ARTHUR MCKINNEY On with the dance! Let joy be unconfinedf' Extra-curricular: Football 1,2,3,4g Snogard 3,4, fco-captain 45 Weightlift Club 2,3,4. Interests: Cars, Weightlifting, football, and Carol. Pet Peeve: WAITING. Future Plans: Either, further schooling or good job. 56 SANDRA KAY MCMURRAY Exactness in little duties is a wonderful source of cheerfulnessl' Extra-curricular: Biology Club 2 ,4g Ten Pin Bowling Club 2 ,3 3 National Honor Society 3 ,4. Interests: Bowling, church activities. Pet Peeve: Nine -year olds. Future Plans: College and a high school teaching career. x 5 APRIL RUTH MELLO She adds a precious seeing to the eye. Extra-curricular: Basketball 1,2gJunior Red Cross 1,23 FHA 1,2g Softball 1,25 Cheer- leading 1,25 Chorus 1,2,3g Transferred from Freeport High School. Interests: Sports, Dragon's Den, and a certain someone. Pet Peeve: People who think they're better than anyone else. Future Plans: College and later marriage. ARTHUR MILTON MELVILLE A sudden thought strikes me,--let us sware on eternal friendship. Interests: Fishing, hunting, Fat Boy, '57 Oldsmobile, outdoor activities. Pet Peeve: Bad automatic transmissions and gas burners. Future Plans: United States Air Force and a happy healthy life. LYNDA KARIN MERRILL Good nature is the beauty ofthe mind and like personal beauty, wins almost without anything else. Extra-curricular: Freshmen Cheering CCaptainD, J.V. Cheering 23 Argosy Club 13 Junior Red Cross 2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Yearbook Editorial Staff 43 Senior Girl's Swimming 4. Interests: B.H.S., clothes, parties, eating, dancing, swimming, Popham, pay day, knitting, having a good time, boys, and being a SENIOR. 7 il Pet Peeve: History, themes, B-5 and a certain teacher. Future Plans: College. S7 NANCY CAROL MESSIER And what's impossible can't be and never, never comes to pass. Extra-curricular: Argosy 1,23 Junior Red Cross 1,25 Orbla Review 3,45 Snogard 1,25 Sophomore-Junior Prom 25 Tri-Hi-Y 4. Interests: Art, music-all kinds, collecting records, bowling, writing letters, and one special guy. Pet Peeve: The distance between Brunswick and Boston! Future: Art School in Boston and becoming a good commercial artist. SUZANNE A. MERRITT Above the cloud with its shadow is the star with its light. Extra-curricular: Argosy 15 Tri-Hi-Y, Delta 25 Bowling 1,2,3g Basketball 25 Teen- Age Council 2,3,43 Swimming 1,2,3,4g Office Practice 4. Interests: Eddie! ! ! bowling, swimming, football, basketball games, and our little red Volvo. - Pet Peeve: Arguments Future Plans: Work a while, marry one special guy and have a happy family life. I NORMAN JOSEPH MICHAUD The sweeter sound of woman's praise. Extra-curricular: Football 1,2,3,4g Hockey 3g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Bowling 3,43 Senior Class Vice-President 4. Interests: Women, sports, electronics, Alaska, money. Pet Peeve: Math, nothing to do on weekends, and Tom Murphy. Future Plans: College. GLENN EUGENE METHERAL He is one, all are glad to have known. Extra-curricular: Ski Clubg hockeyg baseball. Interests: All sports-especially baseball, hockey and football, good moviesg moving around and meeting all kinds of peopleg flying and all types of airplanes. Pet Peeve: When someone asks you a question and you know the answer, but you just can't say the answer. Future: Military College at Saint Johns, Quebec, Canada after required service time, plan to get civilian job involving computers. vs 5 S ' LINDA DIANE MIDDLEBROOK Many can brook the weather that love not the wind. Extra-curricular: Affiliation Committee 1,25 Dramatic Club 1,2,3,45 Thespian 3,4 Fencing 2. Interests: Buccaneers, drum corps, reading and talking. Pet Peeve: Being teased because of my sneeze. Future Plans: College. LOIS ELISABETH MOODY She is but a child of God. Extra-curricular: Band 1,2,45 Orchestra 2,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,4, joint chaplain 45 Affili- ation 2,45 Dramatics Club 2,45 Junior Red Cross 2,45 Chorus 45 Radio Club 4. Interests: J .H., Band, orchestra, money, knitting, a little of everything. Pet Peeve: Not getting band and orchestra scheduled. Future Plans: College. CHARLES JAMES MOTT It is easy for man to talk one thing and think another. Extra-curricular: Band l,2,3,45 Orchestra 35 Swimming 2. Interests: Money, politics, sports cars. Pet Peeve: People who don't use common sense. Future Plans: College, traveling. l PAUL HOWARD MOULTON Like a dog he hunts in dreams. Interests: Swimming. Pet Peeve: Changing schools. Future Plans: Further schooling and to keep planning and working for the future. 59 THOMAS RICHARD MURPHY Though it be a foul great lie: Set upon it a good face. Extra-curricular: Football Ig Basketball 1,2,4g Baseball 1,43 Junior Red Cross 2,3,4 Key Club 2,43 Ski Club 1,2g Phi Delta Sigma 4. Interests: Carol, all sports, Gerry Ricker's party, Seniors, Florida State University - Pet Peeve: Snobs, English 1,2,3,4. Future Plans: College in the south, ROTC, and an Air Force Commission. ALEXANDER NESBITT They can conquer who believe they can. Extra-curricular: Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Student Council 25 Ski Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3: Phi Delta Sigma 3,4, President 4. Interests: An education, sports, Sugarloaf. Pet Peeve: Teenage bums, and not getting the car. Future Plans: College, major in History. MARGIE MAY OAKES A radiant smile warms the heart of all. Interests: Art, designing, skating S.R.H., boating, classical music, the sea. Pet Peeve: People who say one thing and mean another. Future Plans: I plan to go to Cornish Art School in Seattle, Washington. MICHAEL F. OBRIN When I am a man, then will I be what is best. Interests: Girls, poof, parties. Pet Peeve: Warm beer. Future Plans: Navy. 60 LARUIS WAYNE O'NEIL It's not when you die, but what you do before you die. Interests: Cars Pet Peeve: You only live once. Future Plans: Electrician Engineer. WAYNE ALLISON ORR What life offers, I want. Extra-curricular: Swimming Team 1,2,3,4g Ski Club 2,3,4g Geology Club 2. Interests: Cars, that one very special girl. Pet Peeve: Workl I I Future Plans: Getting married to that special girl and then the Service. CLARICE E. OUELLETTE She has found her love, her man. Extra-curricular: Drarnatics 1: Tri-Hi-Y 23 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3. Interests: A certain Irishman, bowling, swimming, food, drive-ins, hearts and rum my, basketball. Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than others. Future Plans: Married life in Colorado with Mike. PATRICIA DUSTIN PAGE I can do all things through Christ which strenghteneth me. Extra-curricular: Student Council 13 Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 1,2,3,4: Ten Pin Bowl- ing 4. Interests: Music, church activities, bowling. Pet Peeve: Freshman, boys who think they are boss, Surprise Quizzes. A Future Plans: To attend a Christian college, then to go into some kind of Christian work. n Sl LINDA ANN PANGBURN Z- Como esta' su bod 'P Extra-curricular: Transferredfrom Kennebunk High School, Basketball 1,3,4g Softball 15 Dramatics 15 Ski Club 2,4. Interests: debus, kackus, dianus, andus, webus carrot top, a certain B boy, bas- ketball games, parties, Web's cottage. Pet Peeve: Speech class, grab bag lunches, conceited people, girls basketball uni- forms, a certain present from D. G.l Future Plans: College and later teaching. ROGER WILLIAMS PARKS When I look back, I will be happy. Extra-curricular: Bowling 1,4g Radio Club 4, Swimming 1. Interests: Hunting, fishing, cars, guns, CB Radio, fire fighting, girls, and parties. Pet Peeve: Some school subjects, a party without girls, radio sets that are out of order and the fire horn in the middle of the night. Future Plans: College--major in fire engineering. EDWARD LINCOLN PARSONS JR. The way to success is read through the book of study. Extra-curricular: Debating 2 ,3g Orchestra 1, Geology Club 1, Orbla Review Keditorial boardj 3,45 Dragon's Tale 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Scientific Society fPresi- dent 41. Interests: Reading, drawing, mathematics, nuimismatics, gardening. Pet Peeve: Being called Eddy , Future Plans: College, then graduate school. WILLIAM WESLEY PEACOCK The endearing eloquence of female friendship. Extra-curricular: Football 1,2.,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Teenage-Council 1,2,3,4g Phy Delta Sigma 3,43 Key Club 2, Student Coimcil 3,45 Ski Club 2,3. Interests: SPORTS, getting a good education, and having a good time, J. C. Pet Peeve: Not being able to beat MORSE in basketball. Waiting for a certain someone to put up her hair, take it down, and drying it before we go out. Future Plans: Going to college to study, as well as being a Football coach. 62 L- W-- W., -. ALVEY RENAUD PELLETIER When he tells a story, he brightens up the heart of all those listening. Extra-curricular: School. Interests: Parties, cars, parties, girls, parties. Pet Peeve: Pop tops that break. Future Plans: Navy. DENNIS MARK PELLETIER He is the necessary part that makes a well working machine complete. Extra-curricular: Track 1,23 Biology Club 1,2,3,4. Interests: Biology, Stamp collecting, Outdoor sports. Pet Peeve: The beginning of something, that I know, will take a long time. Future Plans: College and eventually becomming a Biology teacher. RONALD ALFRED PELLETIER He is a true man of nature. Extra-curricular: Ski Club 1,2,3,4. Interests: Hunting, cars, girls, skiing, and parties. Pet Peeve: Being called up on the carpet to see other Great White Fathers. Future Plans: Two years in the Navy and after that go to a heavy equipment school JANIS IRENE PENNELL Her friends know her to be true and honest. Interests: Boys, swimming, talking. Pet Peeve: Too much homework. Future Plans: Get a job and be on my own then get married. 63 DWIGHT JAMES PENSIERO Greatness lies not in being strong, but in the right using of strength. Extra-curricular: Football 1,3,4, Manager 2: Ski Club 1,43 Basketball 1,45 Baseball 1,3,4g Radio Club 1. Interests: Skiing, football, having fun. Pet Peeve: People who think they're good but aren't. Future Plans: College or Air Force. MARTHA JEAN PICKETT Because is a woman's reason. Extra-curricular: Orchestra 1,2,3g Library 1,2,4g Junior Red Cross 3,4g Dramatics 2,3,4g Thespian 45 Senior Ball Committee. Interests: Reading, music, eating, sleeping, horses, L.M.G., animals, boys, bread- making. 3 Pet Peeve: Intellectual snobs. l Future Plans: Going to college and traveling around the U.S. ERIC WILLIAM PIERCE Silence is more musical than any song. Extra-curricular: Band 1,2,3,4, Band Executive Council 3,4, Band President 4: Orches- tra I,2,3,4g Dance Band 3,4g Track 1,25 Football 2g Class Snogard Booth 1,2,3,4g Projection Crew 1,2. Interests: Music, playing trumpet, working on a certain blue poncho, driving, and a certain girl. Pet Peeve: CLANK , automatics, money, lack of it. Future Plans: College and a career in music education. CHARLES R. PIKE His hidden politeness is infinite. Interests: Hunting, fishing, sports. Pet Peeve: Girls with long hair. I Future Plans: Join the Air Force as an electrician, then get a job as an electrician. 64 JOHN EVERETT POULIN He who does not love wine, women, and song remains a fool his whole life long. Extra-curricular: Hockey 1,2,3,43 Freslunan baseball: Varsity Baseball 2,3,4g Red Cross 1,2,4g Key Club 2,43 Ski Club 1,2,3,4. Interests: Sports, girls, Popham, skiing. Pet Peeve: Crowded stairways. Fut1.u'e' Plans: College. DOROTHY ELAINE PINKHAM She knows the way of kindness. Extra-curricular: Junior Red Cross 15 Argosy Club 23 Dramatic Club 2,3,4 Interests: Sports, having fun, sewing, horseback riding, and Jim. Pet Peeve: People who think they know everything. Future Plans: College, then marriage. RODNEY PRATT The earth contains with in it many treasures. V Extra-curricular: Geology Club 2,3,4. Interests: Hunting, fishing, rock collecting, and Peggy. Future Plans: College. ARNOLD PREBLE A man is loved, because of the way he is. Interests: Girls. Pet Peeve: The cold lunch set up. Future Plans: Navy or Army. 65 SHARON LOUISE PURINGTON A woman's own manner in character is what most becomes her. Extra-curricular: Ski Club 25 Argosy 4: Office Girl 3,4. Interests: Tobogganing, swimming, dancing, reading, and boys! Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning: having someone give you a big line and not mean a word of it. Future Plans: To be a secretary, travel, and eventually have a happy, successful marriage. NORMAN FRANK PRUELL If wrong our hearts, our heads are right. Extra-curricular: Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3g Tennis 1,2,3,4. Interests: All sports: Eating, and a certain girl. Pet Peeve: Ansil Bow: Pink Slips: Teachers. Future Plans: Service and then business school. EVA JEANNE RACINE A smile is the whisper of a smile. . Extra-curricular: Dramatics 1,2,3,4g Thespian Troupe 3,43 Chorus 3,43 Junior Red Cross 3,4. ' Interests: Sports, having fun, being with people. Pet Peeve: Study halls when there is nothing to study, getting up in the morning. Future Plans: Going to college and becoming a good teacher. PAUL JOSEPH RAINVILLE But what is past my help is past my care. Interests: Cars, Jillg good times. Pet Peeve: Dead Parties: Six-cylinders. Future Plans: Work. 66 STEVE RICHARDSON Man owes not only his services but himself. Extra-curricular: Basketball, 4. Interests: Athletics fBasketba.ll, Baseballj. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Future Plans: Go to college at Texas Tech. PAUL WILFRED RIOUX I am a gentleman. Interests: Girls, cars, skin diving, hunting, water-skiing, swimming, and football Pet Peeve: 56 Fords, and a certain Math teacher. Future Plans: Further education, service, successful married life. CAROL ANN RITCH How sweet and fair she is. Extra-curricular: Ski Club, 4. Interests: Skiing. Pet Peeve: Early morning classes. Future Plans: Nursing. EMILY JANE ROGERS As fair as any can be. Interests: Music, driving, skating, cooking, sewing, pizza, dancing, and having fun. Pet Peeve: Too much homework. Future Plans: To be a good secretary. 67 JENINE ANN ROGERS Style is the dress of thought: a modest dress neat, but not gaudy, will true critics please. Extra-curricular: Argosy Club 1, Candlepin Bowling League 3,43 Volleyball 2. Interests: Eating, reading, dancing, writing letters, and L. L. Pet Peeve: Having my stomach growl in class before going to B lunch. Future Plans: Possibly secretarial school, work, then a happy married liie. DOUGLAS R. ROLLINS . I am a man, and nothing that concerns a man deem a matter of indifference to me. Extra-curricular: Football 2,3,4g Track 3,4g Basketball 2,33 Key Club 4. Interests: Football, Basketball, Swimming, TV, mountains of food, loafing around, having fun, and WOMEN. Pet Peeve: Cheerleaders with no school spirit and girls who wear hair rollers down town. Future Plans: College. WILLIAM EDWARD ROLLINS A short saying often contains much wisdom. Interests: Having fun in general, cars, girls. Pet Peeve: Slow women drivers. Future Plans: M. V. T. I. LEONA LEE ROWE Just don't say I'm quiet, because I'm not! Extra-curricular: Ski Club 1,2,Affiliation Club 33 Volleyball 23 Girl's Swimming 1,4. Interests: Clothes, sewing, painting, and the Bible. Pet Peeve: Teachers who talk after they have passed out a test or an assignment to be written in class. Future Plans: College and a career as an interior decorator or dress designer. 68 W... GREGORY ROGER ROWLEY But most he loved a happy human face. Extra-curricular: Basketball 1. Interests: Sports, movies, and watching television. Pet Peeve: People that call me by my real first name. Future Plans: The Navy. LINDA ELAINE ROWLEY Keep the golden mean between saying too much and saying too little. Extra-curricular: Chorus 2,3,43 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. Interests: Dancing,writing, tennis, making new friends, records, movies, eating and gaining those few unwanted pounds. Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke and disrespectful people. Future Plans: To become an airline stewardess and later marriage. HELEN A. RUEST Silver and gold are not the only coins, virtue too possesses currency all over the world. Extra-curricular: Argosy Club 1,2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 25 Junior Red Cross 2,3,4g Chorus 2,3. Interests: Making new friends, visiting interesting places, sports, a certain some- one and fun in general. Pet Peeve: People who act like snobs and being bashful. Future Plans: Nursing, then marriage and happiness. JOHN EDWARD RYAN Yet leaving here a name, Itrust, That will not perish in the dust. Extra-curricular: Biology Club 1,2,3,4g National Honor Society 3,4g Key Club 2,3,45 Secretary, Treasurer 43 Varsity Swimming 1,2,3,4g State Meet 1,2,3,4, New Eng- lands 2,3,4. Interests: Swimming, water polo, the beach, Bowdoin College, freshman girls, sopho- more girls, junior girls, senior girls, Brian's pick-up truck, and dances. Pet Peeve: Tucker DiEdwardo's NICKNAMES, school lunches, olives, pink slips, and lockers. Future Plans: College. 69 LINDA ST. PIERRE Strength is born in a. long-suffering heart, not amid joy. Extra-curricular: Class Vice-President 1,2,3g Frosh Cheerleader, J .V. Cheerleader 23 Varsity 3,4, Head 4, Ski Club 2,8,43 Biology Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, Argosy Club 1,2g Tri-Hi-Y 2,33 Jr. Red Cross 3, Treasurer 35 Davis Award 1, Orchestra 1,2,3. Interests: College, all sports, dancing, parties, P.J. parties, people, and fun in general. Pet Peeve: Alarm clocks, Snobs. Future Plans: College, teaching, marriage. PAULINE ANNE ST. PIERRE Virtue alone is true nobility. Extra-curricular: Cheering 15 Junior Red Cross 1,43 Office Girl 13 Argosy 15 Usher for Graduation 3. Interests: Working, people, eating, having fun, football games, and---boys! Pet Peeve: Sarcastic remarks. Future Plans: I.B.M. or other business schools. WILLIAM F. ST. PIERRE III And all is right as right can bel Interests: Hunting, fishing, traveling, water-skiing, and Girls. Pet Peeve: Teachers who glve homework, and Boss. Future Plans: Service. WILLIAM ORLANDO SAXTON Tools are made for the working man. Interests: Fishing fsardinesj, baseball and water-skiing. Pet Peeve: School. Future Plans: Service. 70 JODY LYNNETTE SHIPMAN Extra-curricular: School Paper 13 School Annual 15 Tri -Hi-Y 1 3 Biology Club 15 Chorus 25 Jr. Red Cross 15 Pep Club 1. Interests: Swimming, skating, bowling, music. Pet Peeve: Going steady. Future Plans: Nursing at U. of M. TERESE ANN SIMONSON A determined woman who will succeed. Extra-curricular: F.H.A. 1,2g Affliation Club 1,25 Soph. Jr. Prom 2, Senior Ball 3: Dragon's Tale 4g Biology Club 3,43 Jr. Librarian 4, Spanish Club 4, President. Interests: Languages, reading, folk music, psychology. Pet Peeve: Girls who wear plaid skirts with print blouses. Future Plans: College. EVELYN LOUISE SILV'IUS The Girl with the Flaxen Hair. Extra-curricular: National Honor Society 3,4. Interests: Water skiing, sewing, swimming, cooking. Pet Peeve: Weekend themes and B-lunch. Future Plans: Bible class, then perhaps college. MERLE STANLEY SIMONSON Silence is Golden. ' Extra-curricular: Debating 1,2 3 Biology Club 1, 2, 3,4, President 3, Treasurer 43 Afflia- tion 2, 3,45 Senior Ball, Soph. Jr. Prom, Chairman Foster Parent Committee 35 C ross Country 4. Interests: Biology, gymnastics, reading, folk music. Pet Peeve: People who still call me fruit fly , the Pheasants . Future Plans: College, Peace Corps. 71 MICHAEL THOMAS SMART Double double, toil and trouble, fire burn and cauldrin bubble. Extra-curricular: Biology club 1,2,3,4. Interests: Cars, girls, records, fishing, coin collecting, money in general. Pet Peeve: Math teachers who give too much homework, French teachers who make you conjugate verbs on the first week of school. Future Plans: College, marriage. CRAIG ALAN SMITH ' No one outlives a thousand chances, but he believes in chance and trusts his luck. Extra-curricular: Band 1,2, Orchestra 1,2g Biology Club 1,23 Geology Club 1,2. Interests: Music, Drum and Bugle Corps, The Buccaneers, playing all percussion Instruments, skating, skiing, havingfun in general, combos, cars, girls and THOSE parties. Pet Peeve: Several tests on the same day, cold pizza. Future Plans: College, a happy and successful life. HUGH SMITH Perserverence can only be attained by few. Extra.-curricular: Biology Club l,2,3,4g Cross Country 3,45 Track 1,2,3,4. Interests: People, all sports, and biology. Pet Peeve: Paperback text books and smoke filled rooms. Future Plans: Attend the University of Maine, major in biology, life work in the field of biology. IRENE MAE SMITH The sand, the sun, and the sea are like her, one wild, one warm, and one the mystery. Extra-curricular: Band l,2,4g Orchestra l,2,4g Orbla 1,2,33 Biology Club 1,2,3,4g Cheering 1,2,3, Captain 4, Swimming 1,2,3,4g Volleyball 1,25 Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, President 3, Senior Ball 1,35 Soph.-Jr. Prom chairman 2: Editorial Staff 4, Typing 45 Ski Club 4. Interests: Things that begin with B QBates, Bowdoin, Boysj Classical piano, guitar, flute, piccalo, instructing swimming, journalism, VW's, skiing, fH2O and snow J mud surfin' with the other part of the seeing eye. Right James? ? l ! Pet Peeve: Irresponsible, irratic, irritable individuals. Future Plans: Further education, world travel, marriage. I BRIAN WARD STAPLES ' ' A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds, adored by little statesman and philosophers and divines. Extra-curricular: Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 3,43 Biology Club l,3g Key Club 4. Interests: Baseball. Pet Peeve: Herby, and Screamer. Future Plans: College. PATTY LADEAN SPARKS She moves a goddess, and she looks a queen. Extra-curricular: Argosy Club 1,2,3,4g Biology Club 2: Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Office Girl 4: Girls Swimming 2,3,4: Chorus 35 Amacitia Tri-Hi-Y 43 Girls Basketball lg Radio Club 4. Interests: Bill, Bill, and more Bill, dancing, parties, long walks at 2:00 in the morning, drive-ins, and long drives. Pet Peeve: The Navy, baseball, the fella's, Cliques, F. and C. Future Plans: To marry and have a happy life with Bill. JOHN SCOTT STAPLES The best and most important education a man can get is that which he gives himself. Extra-curricular: Swimming 1,2,3,4g State Meet 1,3,4g NewEnglands 1,3,4g Student Council 2,3,4g Key Club 3,4g President 43 Orbla Review 3,45 Editorial Board Orbla 33 Sports Editor 3: Affiliation Club 35 Latin Club 2. Interests: Swimming, water polo, water skiing, parties, dances, meeting people, read- ing, trying to study, Puerto Rico, seeing my parents once in a while, good con- versation. Pet Peeve: The Ominous ringing of the alarm clock early Monday mornings preceeded by a hectic week of buzzing buzzers, and swimming in cold pools. Future Plans: College-Major in Political Science. RUSSELL CHARLES STAPLES Thought is deeper than all speech. Interests: School, gardening, automobile teaching. Future Plans: College and then a career in teaching. 73 DAVID LAWRENCE STEVENS, JR. Come and follow, for I know the way. Extra-curricular: Cross Country 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4g Lib rary 3. Interests: Eating, dancing, sports, girls, and one tall Junior: E. R. Pet Peeve: Small people who get Lmder foot. Future Plans: College. SUSAN CAROL STOCKER She is a friend who loves more than admires us, and would aid us in our work. Extra-curricular: Transferred from Grosse Ile High School, Grosse Ile, Michigang Ski Club 45 Varsity Basketball 43 ,Beta Tri-Hy-Y 4. Interests: People, Michinnigan , pinnea gigs, sports, parties, travel, FUN, sea gulls, and beaches. Pet Peeve: Narrow-minded people, Monday, Tuesday, . . . . Thursday and Friday. Future Plans: College. 1 DONALD STUBS DIANA SWAIN Sharpness and crispness in youth is only to be admired. Extra-curricular: Chorus 2,33 Argosy Club lg Snogard 2,3,4, AmicitiaTri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4: Red Cross 1,2. Interests: Thelslands, sports cars, Clare's, NewYorkCity, The Peace Corps, Phila- delphia, Mississippi. Pet Peeve: Various prejudices. Future Plans: Further schooling, work and travel. ROSEANNA SWAN The only way to win friends is to be a friend. Extra-curricular: F.H.A. 1,2,3g Red Cross 1,2,3g First Aid 2,35 Home Nursing 3. Interests: Getting to know and understand otherpeople, bowling, swimming, basketball, football, softball, baseball, walking, tree climbing. Pet Peeve: People who think themselves better than others and people who don't prac- tice what they preach. Future Plans: Peace Corps. 3 is 533 CAROLE ELAINE TAYLOR The good women fear no law, it is her safety. Extra-curricular: Amicitia Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Argosy 1, Chorus 2. Interests: One special boy, good music, the ocean, other people, Harpswell, friends, and fun. Pet Peeve: Grab baglunches, little sisters, the 30-odd miles between Auburn and the Harbor. Future Plans: To further my education. DOUGLAS ALLEN TAYLOR A helping hand can always be found from this friend. Extra-curricular: Football 3,45 baseball 3: track 4, Key Club 3,45 transferred from Seminole High School, Sanford, Florida. Interests: Football, baseball, stamps, coins, FOOD. Pet Peeve: People, Westbrook, cars that have wrecks. Future Plans: College. CYNTHIA JOAN TEMPLE Creating Beauty as she is an Art. Extra-curricular: F.H.A. 1. Interests: Traveling, bowling, clothes, church activities, a certain camp, and a real special someone. ' Pet Peeve: Living in Bowdoinharn and being told that I don't look my age. Future Plans: Becoming a beauticia.n. ' 75 it Q CONSTANCE M. THEBERG And had a face like a blessing. Extra-curricular: Junior Red Cross 25 Teen-Age Council 1,2g Treasurer 3,45 Senior swimming. Interests: Mike, having fun, football games, basketball games, knitting, swimming. Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than others. Future Plans: Beautician school and then marriage. ISABEL C. THEBERGE A lady so richly clad as she--Beautiful exceedingly. Extra-curricular: Junior Red Cross 2, Office Girl 2,43 Yearbook Typing Staff 45 Usher- ette for Graduation as Senior Girls Swimming 49 Orbla Review 4. - Interests: Clothes, knitting, sewing, basketball, Connecticut, writing letters, swimming, boats. Pet Peeve: Living across the street from the High School. Future Plans: A good secretarial position and later raising a large family. f Q GEORGE JOSEPH THIBEAULT An honest man's word is as good as his bond. Interests: Cars, hot rods, hunting, fishing. Pet Peeve: The fact that Policemen are never around when I want them but always around when I don't Want them. Future Plans: Marriage. WAYNE G. THIBODEAU Good health and good sense are two of life's greatest blessings. Interests: Girls, cars. Pet Peeve: Teachers, and homework. Future Plans: Work in a bodyshop. 'I6 ANN MARY TONON Adversity is the first path to truth. Extra-curricular: Biology Club 2,3,4g Delta. Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 StudentCoLmcil 1,23 F.H.A. P 1,2,3g National Honor Society 3,43 Red Cross 1,2,3,4. Interests: N.Y.A., beach parties, midnight walks, dancing, reading, cooking, Hot Pas- trami, Reid's . Future Plans: College. ROBERT STEVEN THING Things done well and with a care exempt themselves from fear. Extra-curricular: Band 1,2,3,4g Debating 3,43 Radio Club 13 Teen-Age Republicans, President 3,4. Interests: Sailing Conservatism. Pet Peeves: Collectivists, the Pheasants . Future Plans: College, to be rich, and then a U. S. Senator. LEWIS THOMPSON When words are scarce they're seldom spent in vain. Interests: Machinery, girls, and mostly all sports. Pet Peeve: Homework. Future Plans: Airman and machinist. JAMES EDWARD TIERNEY I-Ionkis - Donkis - Diddle - Y - Onkis Extra-curricular: Debating 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, President 33 Basketball 1,2,35 Orbla 2,3,4g Teen-Age Democrats President 3,45 Senior Executive Board 4, Student Coun- cil 4g Snogard Co-Chairman 45 Contest Play 3,4, Senior Class Play 45 Yearbook Staff 43 Baseball Manager 1: Biology Club 3,45 Junior Classical League 4. Interests: Life, death, and almost everything in between. Pet Peeve: People who don't cooperate. Future Plans: College and a life of poverty. DAVID SIDNEY TOOTHAKER I find that the best virtue I have has it in some tincture of vice. Extra-curricular: Biology Club 15 Three one-act plays. Interests: Bicycle repair, radio, coins, electronics, Fishing, swimming, stamps, guns, hockey, tennis, baseball, football, camping, hiking, boating, gardening, girls, and SPINACH ! ! ! Pet Peeve: Winter. Future Plans: Major in electronics. DAVID JOSEPH TOTH A wise man never loses anything, if he has himself. Interests: Hunting, fishing, eating. Pet Peeve: A person who never worrys about bills. Future Plans: To go to Forestry School. VERNON P. TOURTELOTTE Difficulties are things to show what men are. Interests: Hunting and fishing. Pet Peeve: Back seat drivers. Future Plans: Service. ANNE MARIE TREMBLAY Speech is a mirror of the soulg as a woman speaks so is she. Extra-curricular: Transferred from Mount Merici Academy, Dramatics 15 Biology Club 25 Red Cross 23 Chorus 2,35 Librarian 33 Junior Senior Prom 3. Interests: Flying , traveling, summer, meeting people. ' Pet Peeve: Snobby people and drunk punks. Future Plans: Airline School or study Nursing in the Peace Corps. WAYNE GLENN TROUP Most people judge men only by success or by fortune. Extra-curricular: Cross Country, Track. Interests: Hunting. Pet Peeve: Inconsiderate Classmates. Future Plans: College. DAVID MITCHELL VAILLANCOURT If at first you don't succeed, quit. Extra-curricular: Going to school dances, and attending the school ball games. Interests: Working in my father's auto bodyshop, cars, water-skiing, swimming, driv- ing, dating, boats, going to the dragstrip at Sanford. Pet Peeve: Cans or bottles that explode when they are opened, and cars that refuse to start on a winter morning. Future Plans: Going into the service after graduation. PETER GRIFFIS VANCE Diligence is the mother of good fortune. Interests: Cars. Pet Peeve: Foreign cars. Future Plans: To build a dragster. BARRY RALPH VENTURONI Who does not like wine, woman, and song, remains a fool his whole life long. Extra-curricular: Football l,2,3g Basketball 1,2,4g Golf 1,2,3g Baseball 4g Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Key Club 2,4g Endman in Minstrel Show 1. Interests: Girls, construction work, all sports. Scarborough Girls all five , class parties, girls in general, and more GIRLS KWhat a lifell. Pet Peeve: Prejudiced coaches! ?! Peter Vance. Future Plans: College, and to become a Construction Engineer. 79 RICHARD WADE The dice of Zeus fall ever luckily. Extra-curricular: Freshman Baseball and Football. Interests: Cars, hot rods, hunting, body work, speed machines, GIRLS ! Pet Peeve: Policemen, people who drive too slow and think they own the road. Future Plans: Service or more education. DONNA ELINOR WALDEN Woman is won1an's natural ally. Extra-curricular: Dramatics Club 1,2,3,43 Junior Red Cross 3,43 F.H.A. 3,43 Student Librarian 45 and Chorus 3,4. Interests: Sports, the opposite sex, cooking, knitting, eating, sleeping, children, our four legged friends, the band, and one certain band member. Pet Peeve: Study Halls, 6 A.M., weekdays, dull weekends. ' Future Plans: Beautician School and a happy life. LORRAIN E R. WARD Appear to know only this--never to fail nor to fall. Extra-curricular: Dramatics 25 Chorus 33 Junior Red Cross 3. Interests: Meeting people at Newnerry's, dancing, movies, and having fun in general Pet Peeve: My alarm clock at 6:00 in the morning. Future Plans: Continuing my job at Newberry's and later marriage. JOHN WALTZ WARNER Success is a man's god. Interests: Bowling and reading. Pet Peeve: Too much homework, and a certain teacher CA. B. SJ Future Plans: The Service or Trade School. 80 MARY LOUISE WARREN To some, people should be seen, not heard. Extra-curricular: Junior Red Cross 13 Argosy Club 15 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. Interests: Having fun, a certain B. J. C., Michigan, People, places, Writing letters, sports. Pet Peeve: Getting up early to go to school! Future Plans: A happy and successful marriage. SANDRA LEIGH WATKINS I'll smile my way out of this problem--just watch. Extra-curricular: Junior Red Cross 2,3,4g Student Librarian 3, Ski Club 2,3,4g Biology Club 2, Treasurer, Snogard 2,3. Interests: Driving, skiing, parties, dancing, drive-ins, and, of course, the opposite sex!! Pet Peeve: Wet parties, gossip. Future Plans: Airline School. ROBERT CARVE R WATSON Not always the deserving receive the awards. Extra-curricular: Basketball 2,3. Interests: Boating, drive-ins, Beech Ridge, and The Basin, and most sports. Pet Peeve: Fog. Future Plans: To further my education. Laugh and the world laughs with you, cry and you cry alone. Extra-curricular: Fencing Team 2,3, Captain 35 Snogard 1,2,3,4g Volleyball 1,2,3,4g Aff1iationCommittee 1g Argosy Club 1 g Girls Swimming 1,2,3,45 Student Librarian, Band 1,2, Orchestra 1,25 Orbla 1,2,3,45 Dramatics Club 2,3,4g Biology Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 33 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Debating Team 1, Ski Club 2,3,4g Girls Basketball Team 1,2,3,4g Class Treasurer 1,45 Yearbook Editorial Board lg Senior Executive Committee. Interests: Sanddollars, songs, boats, debus, pangus, rackus, andus, dianus, poma- granates, water, money, Senior Beauts, beach parties, people, skiing, Georgetoen, fun, the world, and life. Pet Peeve: People who think lobsters are naturally red. Future Plans: College and exciting adventures. . ANNE WALDEN WEBSTER DAVID ARTHUR WEBSTER A responsible individual is he. Extra-curricular: Band 1,2, Orchestra 25 Swimming 2,3,4, Captain 4g Cross Country 4g Biology Club 1,45 Fencing 3,45 Yearbook Editorial Board 4. Interests: Music, swimming, Mountains, procrastinating, books, Deutsch , Pet Peeve: Couth , bikes, cigarettes. Future Plans: College. SANDRA LEE WELLMAN I think I hear them, men. Extra-curricular: TransferredfromNewOrleans, La., Jr. Red Cross 25 Biology Club 25 Delta-Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4g Volleyball 2, 3, Band Majorette 35 Orches- tra 35 Class Treasurer 3, Co-chairman of Decorations for Senior Ball 33 Ski Club 4. Interests: Skiing, ice skating, swimming, having fun in general, THE SOUTH. Pet Peeve: Having nothing to do in a study hall. Future Plans: Getting married and going to Nursing School in New Orleans, La. or Puerto Rico. ALBERT LOUIS WHITE A lively spirit, intelligence, and the ability to succeed has he. Extra-curricular: Biology Club 1,2,3g Track 1. Interests: Blond girls, first, then Girls! Girls! Girlsl, Dancing, parties, and studies. Pet Peeve: People who waste their time in school. Future Plans: Go to college and make money. JANICE L. WHITE With bright eyes and a dazzling smile, she is well equipped. Extra-curricular: Argosy Club 1 g Librarian 2. Interests: Football games, swimming, M.G.'s, food, clothes, Fat Boy's, York Beach, The Casino, Steve's sweaters, madras belts and Jim. Pet Peeve: J. C. and girls in pink dresses. Future Plans: Get a job and eventually Marriage. 82 NICOLA ANN WHITE Extra-curricular: Argosy 1, Librarian 25 Chorus 3. Interests: Driving, dancing, sewing, food, clothes, White's Beach, music, movies, foot- ball games, the telephone, hair styling, and a certain someone. Pet Peeve: People who make themselves up as something they're not and people who make trouble for others. Future Plans: Beautician School. MICHAEL WHITE Interests: Cars, parties, a special girl. Pet Peeve: Homework, having to work nights. Future Plans: Active duty U. S.N.R. I. figrfwfrv ,I 3 ,:g,,1,,vfa. it gg :gras , 'ft M 7 W ...Q an JUDY FAYE WILIGNS Extra.-curricular: Transferred from Semino1e,High School, Sanford, Florida 33 Delta Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Junior Red Cross 3. ' Interests: Mass., UL' S. A. FRANCIS STEPHEN WIEN When we are out of sympathy with the young, then I think our work in this world is over. Interests: Art of all kinds. Future Plans: Art school for four or more years. ' 83 ROBERT C. WILSON Gayly the Troubadour touched his guitar. Extra-curricular: Swimming 1, Ski Club 2,3,4g Band 1,23 Projection Crew 1, Student Librarian 1, Jr. Red Cross 4. Interests: Bass Guitar, Cavaliers , 57 Chev., Music in general, A girl named Val, and making and spending money, Driving to Kezar Falls. Pet Peeve: Homework, Freshmen. Future Plans: Trade School and lead a successful, happy, married life. LINDA RENAE WITKOWSKI The world for her has many adventures. Extra-curricular: Tri-Hi-Y Delta 3, Beta 2, Red Cross 13 Basketball 1, Transferred from Millington Central High School, Memphis. Interests: Art, Horseback riding, Swimming, just about anything interests me. Pet Peeve: School lunches. Future Plans: Housewife, maybe part-time secretary or artist. wg... X ,. I ' If 31'-ir, 4 - :LS I VIRGINIA ANN WOODWARD A honest and good soul will never lose. Extra-curricular: Band 1,2,3,4. Interests: Swimming, Scouts, skating, reading, knitting. Pet Peeve: Teachers who can't control their classes. Future Plans: Beautician. aa., , , .Y , , FRANK VERNON WRIGHT IV Large was his health, but larger was his heart. Extra-curricular: Key Club 2,3,4, Vice President 4, Jr. RedCross 2,3,4g Biology Club 1,2,3,4g StudentCouncil 33 Swimming 1,2,3,43 Freshman Football, Track 1, Fresh- men Girls 1,2,3,4. Interests: Model A Fords, Brian's pick-up truck, life, Swimming, Aquatic sports, Negative Utopia, Senior parties, Bowdoin College life. Pet Peeve: Macbeth , Society, Our so called Democracy, Age 21. Future Plans: To receive aPhd. or Masters degree in some field I enjoy and then be- come a beach bum in Australia with John. 84 ROWENA R. WYMAN Extra-curricular: Argosy 13 Swimming 2,3. Interests: Ice skating, roller skating, swimming, sewing, knitting Pet Peeve: My hair, when it doesn't dry. Future Plans: Missionary work. VERNON YATES, JR. Interests: 55 Chevy, P. D. fa girl, not Police Dept.J. Pet Peeve: Fords and stuck-up girls. Future Plans: Army, M.V.T.I., a happy married life. DARREL ALM Extra-curricular: South Dakota Boys State. Interests: Coin collecting, reading, traveling. Pet Peeve: Racial inequality. Future Plans: College and then teaching. RODNEY RICHARDSON 85 DAVE GOSS Extra.-curricular: Student Council, Youth Council on Civic Affairs, Thespian, Prar medical, Transferred from Jacksonville, Florida. Interests: Water skiing, skin diving, politics, girls. Pet Peeve: Slush. Future Plans: Major in Law, then get into the CIA. DOUGLAS ALLAN SCAMMON Extra-curricular: Color Guard. Interests: To work with sheet metal, make car models, and to fish, and camp out. Pet Peeve: 'To be called Dogy . Future Plans: To work at Bath Iron Works, and to get married and to raise a family. 86 FRANKIE This year has been a milestone for Brunswick High School's Exchange Program. For the first time, the Affiliation Clubwas able to send two of our fellow students, Linda Millay and Steve Black, to Lubeck, Germany. Also, for the first time in the history of the exchange program, we have an exchange student from Rochefort, France, Francoise Craipain, who is studying with the Senior class. Shy by Nature, Frankie has come a long way in overcoming this trait, the biggest step was to become an Exchange Student. She takes her obligations as an exchange student seriously. Her main reason for wanting to come to America was not only to gain an tmderstanding of American culture and to give up some understanding of French culture, but also, as she has put it, to help build bridges by bringing France and America closer together. But, alongwith Frankie's serious nature, she has alight side also. Although previously un- familiar with our school sports, she has become a loyal fan. Since there are no school sports in her school, she was at firstunused to the cheering and excitement of football and other Bruns- wick High Sports. However she soon learned the cheers well enough to yell with the crowd. Besides school and sports events, Frankie enjoys camping and mountain climbing. Even though she can climb up a mountain quickly while most people are askingfor rest, she has often found ithard to keep up with the fast pace of American life. She is learning and, we in turn, thank her for all she has taught us. 87 Frankie In France and In Maine MOST DEPEN DABLE MOST INTELLIGENT SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT MOST FLIRTATIOLIS 9 P f- f- af, 'm:s51f7 kt.' .,' 1 .A N ,N . x ff syivf-Q-,,3,b-.xwf H ,, .g.-- is--W Swmafpr-A ,fi A A9515 :al ' - . ,Q 2? ff' E? ' f 5 ' W? ., 'fi' ' P , -Q 1 sm K if 1 Lp M X fre-5 1 ff,Hse+'a.'StfmZ-fwff17f' fr-aw 1 '?ff'--if' ' , S :fi f ' Q . L f .. aw. ,A-xx ff f , . 3355- wk X, , A.. 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X, 'Xp nw N M QQ yf 15 Q fu- U Db, Qjx LN kj b Susan Sonja Janet Elaine My O91 fy wg FM, 'x Taylor Terrell Yacano Cyr L 4 yxzp 1 ,rfb A m QW Ago UL Q gig ' 96 45533 V Eff gf viii' gs Q 'Z' QE E I 0 la x .M F 'e 62. ii ' K . ,T AL f ' A A ' 2 3 KS., ,i,g,1.: , fi, Ella. , gk me gf im 5 L A1 CLASS QF I968 Peter Burnett, Bill Boniface, Janice Cyr, Debbie Lowery 98 'Eff 5 3 .Y 4? A 4 481 Y 1 3 . L' -.3-f . . ,Qgmg 5 ,- ss g n izi A 'u., 7 M wi v 'v1 X -.1fN A F . ' A 2 I x g -gr, ww Q28 ix fur iagig Q X Q5 fx, I gf ' f . iii V , 4: -.1 57 . D I sk 5 wiv Valedictorian Edward L. Parsons Invocation Nancy Ellis H0 QR PARTS Salutatorian Mark C. Bisgrove Benediction Sandra McMurray Introduction of Speaker Darrel Alm IOO A C T , I V I f M T W r a I E Q S AAFFILIATION CLUB FIRST ROW left to right: Miss Kennard, N. Piotras, S. Frost, M. Hazelton, G. Delaine, S. Straeffer, N. Ellis, K. Blanchetti L. Bride, S. Taylor, E. Cyr, Mrs. Neilson. SECOND ROW left to right: H. Johnson, M. Totman, E. Riley, K. Ganske, J. Watson, J. Driscoll, L. Gagnan, P. Loflin, M. Hestor, J. Farley. THIRD ROW left to right: J. Mac- Donald, XD. Fierce, C. Piippo, L. Knoche, D. Baily, S. Percival, C. Johnson, S. Sylvester, M. Sinclair. FOURTH ROW left to xnght: S. Labbe, E. Hill, BiBoniface, B. Brown, S. Huard, O. Dionne, P. Leclair, J. Delois, S. Holmes, S. Kenley. . an XX i .KWH Q3 X X9 XXYN. NX X QQ I0 SJ y A C , X NS YJ ,ld A 'WX . ix Mg Xcfxgygg f N it y mf W .1 not w Xl J I .Xl A AQ 5' Q piss .Qt N HE AFFILIATION CLUB yi .NJA Bind inai goal of the AffiliationC1ub is to help establish betterhuman relations between the countries and peoples of the world. It Works toward this goal through two affiliations, one with Lubeck, Germany and another with Rochefort, France. Artwork, school newspapers, tapes and pen pals names have been exchanged between our club and those in Germany and France and an exchange student, Francoise Craipain is currently attending B. H. S. while two students from this school are inGermany. Also, the club, under the auspices of the American Friends Service Com- mittee has sent several students to seminars and institutes sponsored by the A. F. S. C. This year, in order to finance these activities, the club has held a candy sale, a supper, and a dance. The club also sponsors a booth at Snogard and a Foreign Exchange Student Day in March. PRESIDENT Cathy Piippo VICE PRESIDENT Mark Maclain SECRETARY Linda Knoche TREASURER Sue Taylor :oz p ARGOSY CLUB S. Lishness, B. Eustathia.n, P. Benson, R. McKay, S. Brown, L. Lemeux, Mrs. Neilson, N. Litalien, Mrs. Rowe, P. Sparks, S. Michaud, C. Cummings, T. Rowe, P. Morrais, C.Ward, B. Richardson, C. Rose, K. Hampton, G. Lindgren, B. Alexander, T. Labbe, C. McKay, R. Dickenson, B. Davis, P. Levesque, L. Pelletier, M. Robinson, S. Taylor. C. Jacques, F. Tremblay, C. Luce, R. Woods, S. Stocker, J. Winkler, S. Purrington, H. Ruest, N. Dickenson, L. Paie- ment, B. Johnson, D. Roode, E. Rollins, P. Fries. ARGOSY CLUB The Argosy Club's main purpose is to serve the school and community. In order to promote friendship with foreign countries, the members correspond with pen pals in foreign countries. The Argosy Club provides food baskets for underprivileged families, Christmas gifts for underprivileged children, food sales, working project with the Hyde Home, and a food booth at Snogard. Each year a banquet is held at a local hotel for all the members. IOS if I , W, Ewa. n 5 1 BAD f me H rw f, Fw? MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: Pamela Marquis, Cyndy Gagnon, Carmel Gamache, Brenda White, Sue North-Lt., Charlene Pruell- Co. Head, Sandie Douglas-Head, VirginiaWoodward-Captain, Brenda Baldwin- Lt., Dianne Yacano, Deloris J ones, Linda McKnight. ' 104 Eg? aa'-iv' NM. .L ' f 4 E X - ., ,E:w:...:. 'y u Q- -Q 9, K f -:21f4 ... .F - bw-vs A -f:,,,,:.' ' - 1? W R X as I 'WH gf-5 3 3 K4 ? 4 1 VS' , W 1, 'X-en A ' V W 1 ' T' 'Au I ,. N1 f 4 I ug, ,. . Jwjvyfl BIOLOGY CLUB FRONT ROW L. to R.: D. Cates, N. Coffamn, S. Timinson, D. Mathurin, Mr. Vaughan, Advisor, J. Pfefferkorn, J. Harris, R. Furolholman. SECOND ROW L. to R.: C. Ritch, L. Drolette, E. Emnan, A. M. Tonon, G. Olsen, S. Sch- lauch, M. Smart. THIRD ROW L. to R.: D. Pellitier, J. Dionne, J. Tierny, F. Wright, H. Smith, B. Swistak, A. White. FOURTH ROW L. to R.: N. Smith, F. Crapain, S. MacMurray, J. Dionne. THE BIOLOGY CLUB The term Biology in the club's name clearly expresses its significance and purpose. Today, Biology--the science of plant and animal life--is expanding rapidly. Everyday a new and different phase is discovered, and the purpose of the Biology Club is to keep in touch with this rapidly grow- ing Science. This is done through field trips to such places as Swan Island and the Bird Banding Station, through affiliations such as Things of Science whereby once a month the Club receives an experiment to perform and the Science Newsletter, through guest speakers on various careers, and through student projects. For the first time, the club will offer a scholarship of S100.00. This scholarship will be awarded to a graduating Senior, that has shown outstandingwork and interest in the fields of Science and who is going to continue his education in a field of Biology. Q 106 BOWLI G LEAGUE FIRST ROW: M. Beatty, R. Doiron, M. Beaudoin, B. Gorham, P. Girard, J. Brillant, G. Stetson, D. Wallace. SECOND ROW: J. Breton, D. Cotes, B. Euthatian, T. Rowe, P. Morais, N. Smith, A. Tyson, R. Parks. THIRD ROW: P. Young, P. Page, K. MacLean, C.Hall, B. Thiboutot, R.Johnson, P. Murry, J. Racine. FOURTH ROW: B. Johnson, R. Allard, V. Charron, P. Morris, R. Levesque, P. Singer, M. St. Pierre. FIFTH ROW: J. Patterson, B. Royal, R. Wallace, D. Taylor, C. Wilson, C. Farr. . IO7 CHORUS D. Walden, E. Racine, B. Thompson, L. Venteuroni, L. Footer, P. Dumais, L. Rowly, A. Marden, M. Sarabia, M. McFarland, J. Wilson, L. Ellerby, C. Anderson, J. Talbert, N. Connolly, B. Kate, C. Farmer, S. Frost, S. Abair, L. Bibber, J. Wilson, S. Hues, S. Marden, L. Salins, M. Berry, L. Knoche, S. Heath, R. Mitchel, L. Moody, L. Carver, D. Dorman, G. Lamonte, H. Plumber, B. Smith, L. Grossman, S. Jacques, D. Levitt, A. Preble, N. Lowery, F. Pack- ard, N. Walker, K. Hall, F. Donnely, B. Lamonte, D. Goodnow, T. Labbe. CHORUS This year the B.H.S. chorus, numbering fifty-five members, presented several concerts under the direction of Mr. Googins. Here at B.H.S. they presented concerts during the Christmas sea- son, the Snogard Festival in March, and participated in the broadway Musical Down in the Valley. They held an exchange concert with Lewiston High School, and presented a concert at Gorham State Teachers' College. Besides concerts and trips, the chorus offers all students at B.H.S. a chance to put their vocal talents to good use. 108 DRAGON'S TALE EDITORIAL BOARD Mr. Hart, N. Ellis, Mrs. Sherlock, J. Dionne, C. Mott. T. Simonson, T. Gustafson, E. Parsons, D. Mathurin. g DEBATING CLUB A. Mott, B. Wainer fPresidentJ, K. Monahan fSec.J, J. Kinley, Mr. Hart, J. Tierney, B. Mott, R. Weir, S. Thing. THE DEBATING CLUB The Debating Club is the only existing school sponsored organization where arguments are always encouraged. This year the area of mutual disagreement was whether or not nuclear Weapons should be controlled by an international organization. Not only did the debaters argue about this topic among themselvesg but also, every once in a while, they traveled around the state, looking for other high school students to start an argument with. However, due to budget limitations fno budget at alll and due to the temporary breakup of the Cumberland County Debating League, the B.H.S. Debating Club was quite limited Qunfortunatelyl in its goodwill and peace on earth spreading activities this school year. IO9 FIRST ROW: K. Rogers, D. Waldon, P. Dumais, Mr. Wetherell, E. Racine, M. Serabia, P. Blackstone, M. Pickett. SECOND ROW: C. Jaques, K. Silvius, B. Moffett, J. A. Rush, B. Dietchman, B. Lacy, L. Moody. THIRD ROW: E. Pinkham, L. Middlebrook, S. Dumais, S. Simonson, G. Borders, A. Webster, S. Heath, J. Tierney. DRA ATICS CLUB The DramaticsClubthis year is being advised by Mr. Weatherall and Mr. Carroll. The off- icers ofthe club are: President, Bill Dunning, Vice-President, Eva Racine, Secretary-Treasurer, Peggy Dumais. Mr. Weatherall directed Too Many Moons and two more plays in the spring as well as the senior class play. Mr. Carroll directs the one act contest play, A Balcony Scene . A musical one act was produced by the D. C. in conjunction with the chorus during Snogard. HO n . FIRST ROW: J. Hayes, J. Rogers, M. Tomko, B. Fleagle, L. A. McCluskey, E. Kennett, Mrs. Davis, D. Hedeen, C. Johnson, M. Robinson, L. Despres, J. Beaulier, D. Favreau. SECOND ROW: C. Farmer, B. Labbe, P. Hurle, G. Cluff, K. Powers, L. Paquet, G. Rollins, M. Mcatter, P. Vance, V. Moss, J. Neuton, D. Alexander, D. Davis, D. Newton. THIRD ROW: C. Smith, C. Masse, S. Lavoie, M. Larrabee, L. Morgan, C. Smith, A. Smith, J. Brillant, S. Bourque, D. Coul- liard, S. DeBiasio, M. Alexander, D. Walden. FUTURE HO EMAKERS OF AMERICA The F. H. A. The Future Homemakers of America, has over 447,292 members located in the United States, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, and Guam. The main activities that the F. H. A. held in the years 1964-1965 are: Christmas Caroling Queen of Hearts Dance, Snogard, Bake Sale, and Banquet. , The F. H. A. motto is Toward NeWHorizons --and the purpose is to give interested students the chance to carry out activities for the making of better home and community life for all. Ill FIRST ROW: Mrs. Rollins, P. Benson, S. Kindley, D. Desjardins, D. Walden, A. White, F. White, F. Eaton, S. Var- ney, L. Venturoni, L. Elibee. SECOND ROW: D. Dionne, J. Price, L.Ho11enshead, L. Lawson, A. Samrners, L. Chur- chell, H. Taylor, E. Skilton. THIRD ROW: D. Jones, D. Jagard, A. Marden, D. Blackwell, L. Moody, A. Tonon, L. St. Pierre, J. Stevens, L. Ganarane. FOURTH ROW: S. Leavitt, L. Conors, J. Fox, J. Ryan, G. LeC1air, G. Racine, P. Singer, J. Obrin, Barry Venturoni. RED CROSS BrunswickHigh School Chapter of RedCross is a service club under the advice of the Bruns- wickRedCross Council. Mrs. Doris Bueteris advisorto all school RedCross work, Mrs. Rollins is advisor to Brunswick High School Chapter of Red Cross. Services include making favors Qcandy and nutsj, games, cross-word puzzles, and other interests for Veteran hospitals and naval air station infirmary, helping at hospitals, aiding the Red Cross swimming program, contributing to the International Children Funds and sending articles to needy high school students in foreign countries. The club is open to all students who are willing to work. At present the number of members is sixty. I I2 W 1 FIRST ROW: M. MacClain, J. Lowry, K. Sharer, Mr. Crockett, S. Staples, P. Tucker. SECOND ROW: B. Herzog, D. Cloutier, J. Connelly, K. Leonard, D. Lacasse, G. Hellman. THIRD ROW: A. White, J. Cloutier, D. Rollins, A. Luce, J. Levesque, B. Staples. FOURTH ROW: D. Taylor, D. Beaudoin, D. Coffin, J. Fox, B. Venturoni. KEY CLUB Being an international service organization, the Key Club strives to teach its members res- ponsibility and leadership in school and community activities. Membership is restricted to boys in the upper three classes with one basic requirement--Aa willingness to work and uphold club standards. During the past year the club held a dance, light bulb sale, book cover sale, and were in charge of the coffee concession during night school. Much of the profits netted from these activities were contributed to the Student Aid Fund. In the community the club participated in the March of Dimes campaign, distributing and collecting cannisters. IIB FIRST ROW: E. Lapham, Mrs. Brown, N. Walker, M.Hester, M. Beatty, Mrs. Rollins. SECOND ROW: A. White, P. Lauphlin, S. Labbe, D. Blackwell, M. Smith. THIRD ROW: S. Staples, L. Gagnon, D. Cates. FOURTH ROW: D. Ball- anke, J. Kinley, J. Tierny, R. Bernier. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, formed this year, is affiliated with The National Organization, The Junior Classical League. Through slides, lectures, individual and group projects, the club tries to en- courage an interest and an appreciation of Greek and Roman civilizations and to develop some understanding of how much our culture owes these ancient civilizations. The main activities of the club this year were viewing slides at Bowdoin, givinga play with- in the club, and keeping lectures on Roman civilizations. The club has been invited to attend an annual state convention at University of Maine in Orono. H4 FIRST ROW: M. Totman, M. Young, I. Theberge, S. Diplock, J. Gagne, J. Dionne, Mrs. Dane, L. Knoche, M. Settle- myer, S. MacMurray, N. Ellis. SECOND ROW: E. Rogers, R. Witkowski, L. Leighton, D. Davis, T. Simmonsen, M. Field, E. Silvius, J. Lamoreau, R. McKay, A. Mott. THIRD ROW: P. Leclerc, E. Pierce, W. Wainer, E. Rollins, J. Rogers, A. Tonon, S. Stocker, D. Burow, D. Fuller. FOURTH ROW: D. Webster, R. Jones, J. Boniface, J. Dane, J. Lowry, E. Parsons, M. Bisson, A. White, S. Hatfield, W. Lemmon, D. Alm. FIFTH ROW: A. Luce, M. Bisgrove, J. Skillings, R. Thing, D. Hall, J. Ryan, F. Below, J. Tierney, R. Lampert, C. Mott, R. Legendre. ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY The objectives of the Hawthorne Chapter of the NationalHonor Society are to create an en- thusiasmfor scholarship, to stimulate adesire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in pupils of Brunswick High School. Members are chosen from the top 157: of the senior class and top 596 of the junior class. They are expected to maintain their high standards and set the pace for future members. The Society's activities are an annual dance to raise funds for the initiation ceremony of new members and abooth at Sno- gard. J II5 FIRST ROW: N. Ellis, M. Hester, T. Gustafson, Miss Jarvis, E. Parsons, M. Oaks, F. Farley. SECOND ROW: A. Mott, I. Theberge, M. Saindon, S. Terrel, J. Driscoll, D. Huehes. THIRD ROW: K. Monahan, J. Tierney, J. Boniface, K. Jones, S. Staples, D. Darling, J. Skillings. FOURTH ROW: B. Wainer, B. Mott. ABSENT: Janice Cote. ORBLA 1964-65 was the best and most active year for the ORBLA in some time. Changes in format livened up the paper considerably, and the editors and staff spent much time trying to improve news and features writing. Sports writing, long neglected part of the newspaper was given a new slant, moved the fourth page, and accompanied by action photos. For the first time in several years, the staff put out eight issues this year. A partial reorganization of the Editorial Board made this body more effective, and the addition of a Managing Editor to supervise the actual printing of the paper relieved the Editor-in-Chief of many petty but troublesome chores. The members of the Editorial Board were hard working as always, and the staff in general, somewhat larger this year though quite small, took a very active part in the production of the paper, and laid the groundwork for a proposed expansion to six pages. H6 RADIO CLUB . 5 2 Q 2 . E FIRST ROW: K. Rogers, L. Footer, A. Boucher, R. Caron, Mr. Jewett, W. Flanders, M. J. Serabia, A. Marden, P. Dumais, W. Allen, D. Lacasse. SECOND ROW: R. St. Pierre, P. Casey, C. Noble, P. Sparks, B. Moffet, L. Coulombe, S. Dumais, S. Heath, D. Doyon, R. Messier. THIRD ROW: R. Roymond, J. Obrin, A. Racine, R. Doyon, S. Pelletier, E. Caron, S. Palmer, F. Pottle, J. Heath, W. Stoclcford. FOURTH ROW: H. Rollins, L. Boucher, T. Boucher, F. Carver, R. Bailey, W. Raus, S. Hanks, Gamache, K. Lewis, G. Racine. PROJ ECTION CREW H Ei S ff H7 7 Y .YY FIRST ROW: B. Wainer, E. Parsons, M. Bisgrove. SECOND ROW: P. Bachrach, T. Gustafson, J. Dionne, D. Hall. THIRD ROW: K. Monahan, Mr. Cloutier, D. Fuller. ABSENT: Annette Mott. SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY The Scientific Society, like the National Honor Society, is primarily an honorary organization. Members are invited on the basis of excellence in science and mathematics, in either their junior or senior years. The Society aims to encourage academic excellence, particularly in science and mathematics, and the spread of interest in these areas. Aside from its position as an honorary society, the Scientific Society performs certain services for the school. Among these are the daily weather reports that appear throughout the school and supplying the chemistry labs with lab aprons, as well as the Society's traditional tick-tack-toe booth at Snogard. IIB I FIRST ROW: V. Davis, B. Eustachion, L. Tetreault, T. Rowe, R. Furuholmen, P. Totman, C. Dane, Mr. Smith, Mr. Caldwell, S. Nesbitt, J. Winkler, S. Hanley, S. Adams, S. Hanley, D. Healey-Ogden, D. Cates. SECOND ROW: C. Jaques, J. Pfefferkorn, V. Paiement, C. Ritch, P. Young, S. Stocker, B. Hiebert, B. Deitchman, D. Dionne, L. Tracy, C. Eavenson, P. Furbish, P. Crooker, N. Adams, L. St. Pierre. THIRD ROW: C. Luce, J. Rush, C. Gamache, S. Beene, J. Coffin, S. Pelletier, V. Patterson, D. Altman, E. Herbes, B. Furuholmer, T. Boucher. FOURTH ROW: M. Chasse, S. Bouchard, R. Girard, M. Totman, G. Olson, L. Knoche, R. McKay, S. Stocker, A. Webster, D. Delano, L. Pangburn, D. Gould, A. Hannaford, P. Tucher, J. Fox. FIFTH ROW: D. Beaudoin, B. Flanagan, K. Leonard, D. Fiori, B. Lacharite, C. King, C. Hall, R. Wilson, R. Pelletier, T. Longway, P. Flanagan, B. Flanders, J. O'Donne1l. SIXTH ROW: D. Pensiero, D. Fiori, A. Johnson, R. Legendre, R. Deaton, A. Connors, D. Fortin, R. Archer. SKI CLUB The Ski Club has enjoyed a constantly increasing membership of beginners to expert skiers. The club exists so that those students, who otherwise would not get the chance, may go to various ski areas in Maine. We are very interested in giving students, who want a chance to start skiing. We specialize in having a good time. II9 , I n i FIRST ROW: S. Gammon, T. Simonson, J. Pfefferkorn, Miss Ricci, S. Tishmess, M. Pickett. SECOND ROW: J. Cari berry, W. Gammon, K. Lemay, J. Gagne, T. Moody, M. Plummer, B. Eustaiean. THIRD ROW: D. Ryan, R. Staples G. McC1aren, J. Cowger. ABSENT: J. Simonson, M. Coe, S. Simonson. SPANISH LUB Membership in the Spanish Club is open to all students taking Spanish. The aims of the clul are to encourage the members to speak Spanish, to teach the members something about Spanish- speaking cultures, and to foster an interest in people in these Spanish-speaking countries by havini pen-pals in these countries. 120 FIRST ROW: J. Tierney, A. Bachrach, S. Gammon, D. Livernois, S. Staples, J. Wilkins, J. Desjardins, S. Terrill, L. Murray. SECOND ROW: J. Walters, G. Olsen, P. Dumais, T. Gustafson, S. Mclntire, L. Lawson, D. Fox, E. Cyr. THIRD ROW: S. Howard, F. Wright, N. Litalien, B. Boniface, J. Yacano, P. Crooker, D. Beaudoin, D. Wallace. FOURTH ROW: S. Tobey, F.Huard, A. Boucher, P. Bachrach, D. Desjardins, M. Caron, J. Cloutier, B. Peacock. FIFTH ROW: J. Boniface, B. Boniface, J. Downs, J. Doyon, S. Handy, F. Pinfold. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the representative student government at Brunswick High School. This year, the council has been more active than at any other time in school. During the course of the year, the council has sponsored Park-In-Ja, formed the organization for SNOGARD, earned money for a scoreboard, sold refreshments at all activities, and for the firsttime, will give a scholar- ship to some deserving SENIOR. Many reforms have also been made within the council as the Constitution, was revised to insure alarger, more active membership. Due to the outstanding work of David Livernois, Presi- dent, the meetings were much smoother than ever before. In summary, the Student Council has definitely fulfilled its purpose: To act as a bason body between the opinions of the students and the faculty, to promote the general welfare of Brunswick High School, and to extend the principles of self-government and democracy within the school. l2l FIRST ROW: L. Rowley, M. Pickett, L. Churchill, M. Lavigne, P. Denmark, S. Brawn, L. Lapham. SECOND ROW: D. Swain, R. Knight, L. Connors, B. Baldwin, J. Pickett, N. Brawn. THIRD ROW: K. Warming, R. Woods, K. Lemay, M. Mitchell, M. Palmer, L. Tracy, S. White. FOURTH ROW: F. Craipain, C. Rogers, M. Irish, M. Bruce, A. Goodenow, A. Sniothers. AMICITIA TRI-HI-Y Amicitia Tri-Hi-Y has participated in many community projects as well as projects in the school. We have entertained at Christmas and on Valentine's Day at the Riverview Home and at the Bath Military Home for children. Each month a group of girls go to the Riverview Home to entertain for an afternoon. We have helped with dances and with the United Fund at school. We are also planning for a joint educational meeting and for Snogard. Amicitia Tri-Hi-Y is proved to be recognized as an Advanced Club. We are now striving for a still higher goal--to become a Superior club. We are all very grateful to Mrs. Therberg for her help this year as our advisor. 122 FIRST ROW: K. Rogers, B. Moffet, S. Terrell, N. Adams, J. Marriner, P. Crooker, J. Bernier, P. Plummer, L. Huppe. SECOND ROW: J. Driscoll, P. Furbish, J. Rush, V. Allard, P. Young, N. Poitras, V. Lebel, J. Rogus. THIRD ROW: B. Boniface, B. Orrill, S. Stocker, S. Stocker, S. Maclntire, M. Toth, M. Hughes. BETA TRI-HI-Y Beta Tau Upsilon is noted as one of the oldest Tri-Hi-Y Chapters in the state. The chapter has participated in various activities this year to live up to the Tri-Hi-Y purpose. The school has rewarded Beta during previous years as well as the present for erecting the school Christmas tree during the holiday season. Its other activities during the year include selling refreshments during basketball games, attending conferences, also, it had the honor of havinga fellow member hold a Southern District office, making leis for Snogard, distributing gifts and singing carols at Old Folks homes during the Yule season, a Thanksgiving project, a successful fashion show for Davis, arranging the recreational program for the combined chapters, also, donating money to the various fund drives throughout the year. Beta Chapter is very grateful to our new advisor, Mrs. Congdon, and our former advisor, Mrs. Lamarre. We have worked very hard together and wish to thank them for all the work they have done for us. President . . . . . . . P. Crooker Vice-President . . . . P. Lamarre Treasurer . . . . . .J. Bernier Secretary . . . . . J. Marriner Chaplain . . . . . . N. Adams 123 FIRST ROW: K. Fox, P. Marquis, M. Chattergee, D. Delano, C. Blackwell, S. Coffin, P. Levesque, Y. Dashau, V. Davis, L. Mercer. SECOND ROW: S. Diplock, D. Campbell, C. Riendeau, D. Fides, L. St. Pierre, M. Labourdars, P. Sparks, J. Cote, L. Merrill. THIRD ROW: J. Wilkins, L. Hollingshead, L. Lawson, D. Dionne, A. Hannaford, P. Fides, F. Tremblay, C. Luce, B. Dietchnan, G. Lingre. FOURTH ROW: J. Wilkins, J.Croston, B. Heibert, R. Owen, L. Dionne, A. Webster, A. Tonon, D. Bodnaruk, D. Blackwell. DELTA TRI-HI-Y Delta Delta Epsilon is the largest Chapter of Brunswick Tri-Hi-Y consisting of fifty members this year. We have givenaThanksgiving basket to aneedy family, and one at Christmas. We gave clothes and money to another family. We collected for the March of Dimes and intend to collect for the Cancer Fund. We, also, have a puppet show for children every year in or near May with the money made going to a needy cause. President: Sue Coffin Vice-President: Charlene Blackwell Secretary: Carmelle Gamache Treasurer: Diane Delano Chaplain: Pauline Levesque Advisor: Mrs. Fritz Swain 124 LIBRARIANS FIRST ROW: Sally Kinley, Pauline Dubriel, Donna Healey-Ogden, Mrs. Winner, Mrs. Sherlock, Nancy Judkins, Ruth Furuholmen, Donna Walden, Judy Burton. SECOND ROW: Martha Pickett, Linda Connors, Nancy Poitras, Barb La- gasse, Alice Smothers, Janice Price, Vickie Allard, Annewebster, Bruce Duggan. THIRD ROW: Gerald Racine, Bill Bois, Albert Johnson, Jan MacDonald, Anna Goodnow, John Kinley, Bob Raymond, Russell Levesque, Jim Fox, Gerald Leclerc. FFICE GIRLS FIRST ROW: LindaCo11ins, Nona Smith, Evelyn Brown, Martha Robinson, Phyllis Morais, Patty Sparks, Sue Michaud, Phyllis Humphrey. SECOND ROW: Nancy Litalien, Vicky Allard, Isabel Theberge, Sharon Purington, Pauline Leves- que, Doris Dionne, Judy Burton. THIRD ROW: Lucy Pelletier, Donna Campbell, Nancy Walker, Sue Brilliant, Mary Anne Field, Marie Levesque. 125 YEARBOOK EDITORIAL BOARD FIRST ROW: Janice Cote, Linda Merrill, Carmen Dionne, Jane Dionne, Irene Smith, Danny Purington. SECOND ROW: David Webster, Anne Webster, Debbie Gould, Caroline Dane, Linda Knoche, James Tierney. ABSENT: Diane Delano. BUSINESS STAFF FIRST ROW: Judy Lamoreau, Naomi Brawn, Sue Diplock, Mr. Nason, Sarah Brown, Cathy Cullen, Mrs. Barker. SEC OND ROW: John Lowery, Stanley Simonsen, Penny Furbish, Lindy Lawson, Chuck Mott, Kathy Fox. I26 FCDOTBALL QU EE Irene Smith Patty Sparks W Linda. Lawson Janice Cote 127 Linda St. Pierre Sandy Gammon QU EE OF HEART Linda Knoche Irene Smith Darlene Bradley 1 23 Janice Cote Q S P O R T S FRAN TREMBLEY DONNA BURROW NF LINDA sTQ PIEEIRE, HEAD CHEERLEADER A PAULINE LEVESQUE LUCY PELLETIER p ANN HANNAFORD IRENE SMITH CAPTAIN LINDA LAyvsoN DEE-DEE DIQNNE .V. CHEERLEADER TOP ROW: DonnaCampbe1l, Pam Leighton, DonnaDavis,Char1ene Rogers, SheriWhite, Janwinkler. BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Poitras, Janet Yacano, Yomi Dessin, Nancy Stetson. FROSH CHEERLEADERS TOP ROW: Sally Coombsg Martha Smithg Sherry Adamsg Karla Brideg Meika Tomko. BOTTOM ROW: Sue Rooneyg Sue Lampertg Debbie Loweryg Jill Altman. l3l ARSITY FOOTBALL 1' . . f. .. FIRST ROW: B. Barrett, G. Mitchel, N. ljiichaud, J. Lowry, D. McKinney, J. Dane, S. Nesbitt, B. Peacock, B. Flana- gan, F.Yanoh. SECOND ROW: D. Vassar, J. Boniface, D. Fortin, S. McGowen, D. Rollins, D. Pensaro, D. Beaudoin, R. Gagnon, D. Taylor. THIRD ROW: Ti Parson, L. Dye, D. Walsh, A. Doughty, T. Farar, J. Labbe, M. Bisgrove, N. Pruell, L. Doyon. FOURTH ROW: Barrett, R. Archer, J. Thibot, H. Davis, E. Crandell, J. O'Donnel1. FIFTH ROW: J. McGowen, S. Pitcher, R. Sandelin, Mr. O'Brian, Mr. Billings, Mr. Pearl, G. Lamarre, D. Delois, R. Ouellette. BHS VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1964 varsity football squad enjoyed one ofthe finest gridiron campaigns in many seasons at BHS. Under the expert guidance of Coach Warren Baron Pearl, the Dragons compiled an 8-1 mark, including a 48-6 trouncing of arch rival Morse. Only a late-season loss to Madison prevented Brunswick from capturing its second-straight Class B championship. An unusually large number of players on the team were seniors. Included in this group were co-captains Dick McKenny and Joe Dane, Bill Peacock, Sandy Nesbitt, Scott McGowan, Gene Mit- chell, Doug Rollins, Dwight Pensiero, Norm Pruell, Mark Bisgrove, Bill Barrett, John Lowry, Norm Michaud, Doug Taylor, Dennis Beaudoin, Bart Flanagan, Jack Boniface, and Dan Fortin. Last year marked the Dragons' final season of Class B competition--this fall Brunswick jumps to a Class A ranking. 132 i A -2 3 Q S 1 gg. E f-1 fllfig i,??I,.E L :: 93 47 .5 I 1 V Q i: . ffl ., i-gijhlf X1 5 , i i J 3 S A x l V Q A X Wk WW 2 H , V mi Q 5 Q ,XQ3 4 K :fain ,, iw ,Q . , . K x fs, ,I S3 A if f 1 .2 .yr K 2 , in H, M S' A 1 ww 19 gm f ., M WA -- X U . . X- N X ..,.. , if K4 K' -I .m, W 2 J -L'L' A f 'E M EF K 1 WL- 1 . A 5 I L PN 1 --3? ' K ,Q Q if ' 'is -' V g?w-- ,K Q , :. :V f V I .. V I kg, KAL? A K Mim i? 1 . ..,., 5:: ?,,, .. :J K ' X mf ' mx L U H TL ,V gi V Q 3 A' A W- H -A 3 Y 1 is 3 . X 4 .- ' . .. A A 5 . 'L i i A t 'z M ' 'fr -- .Wm - ' f- q 2 - ,, , , , ' .11.., , f ,, , ' - -S ,,, ff ff, ' L -4225 J 2 1'f'f?ig , 1 We , v . H ,ff wi: Q .. m g, X.v,. K, My Q SF , b W, 3 , , 2 135 , .. y, , .,. 1- ' , ff m 13 P S, W 4 ff 1 s . , v . '-ztzgisi Q It I ' 5' .A I - k K f A Sdn, J 4 F J Qui. N , 'ft.,ff.XN I gl' X i g M. 1 , k K- AN A 4X f Q , W' ' A 4 'A f - ix 'M F5 I 1 . 392 35,23 E VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Louis Dye, Sandy Nesbitt, Roger Gagnon, Barry Venturoni, Dick Gallant, Steve Richardson. SECOND ROW: Coach Billings, Dwight Pensiero, Frank Yanok, Dave Vassar, Romeo Marquis, Bob LeGendre, Jack Boniface, Pete Bachrach. Brunswick High's Dragons ended the 1964-65 basketball season successfully with a much improved 9-11 record. Six in ten games at home gave the Dragons their best record infive years. Despite the loss of six players due to graduation, Coach Gene Billing is looking forward to a good season next year. Departing seniors are Jack Boniface, Joe Bruening, Sandy Nesbitt, Dwight Penseiro, Steve Richardson, and Barry Venturoni. The returningjuniors are Pete Bach- rack, Louie Dye, Roger Gagnon, Dick Galland, Bob Le Gendre, Romeo Marquis, Dave Vasser, and Frank Yanok. The scoring was well balanced with Boniface, Le Gendre, and Gagnon all averaging in or nearly in double figures. Vassar and Nesbitt followed closely in the well rounded tally with Bach- rach, Dye, Yanok, Marquis, Gallant and Venturoni following. Opening the season rather slowly with two quick losses, the Dragons played .500 ball the rest of the way. Highlights of the campaign were victories over Westbrook, Portland, Morse, and Edward Little. After defeating Portland 55-54 in an exciting contest, the Dragons upset Edward Little 69-68. Later in the season against tournament bound Westbrook, acapacity crowd watched the Dragons jump to a quick lead and hold for a 76-63 upset, knocking the Blazers out of third place. Brunswick also defeated rival Morse High twice. It was the first time aBrunswick basket- ball team had beaten Morse since 1957. 134 391 M. V Q f . . ,, fL 'Wa :ily ,-.gba Sf Q55 if 5 Sm HE' X an if , t s I . --,-- wg L S im f f l l 5 - -gi , X '22' .5 gn F 'I T .L . A , VW A ': ' i I K' 5 'visiin ' 0' N 1' - 'ff ' -Q : vw it 4 V fy' . my ' . L, x P ' ' , 5 Q Q V' 'fs ,,,., 2 57 - vamp- -1. Q, -My W -- , 1, -f- 5 f f' K -V ' sig ' g 'N - 1: .-pg .. .x 2 Q , K X L 5' N-uf . L b ix A if if ' K 'Q' mi Q, -swam g i ax H W 3 -, 5 W- Qi 5 J W 2 .Q L- A if .Q at RW ' 2 Y r vw za,-3, W W. N Y R MM., W 5 ww. LLVQK 532+ ww - ' nf 35 2 A - Zig- 'X A il ,Fl 1 ag +4 J' :fx ,xv L if .. ,,., ,K .. . -J aiisisfggsi , ,WN A f X 1 SJ' VARSITY SWIMMING FIRST ROW: F. Wright, S. Staples, J. Ryan, D. Webster, D. Altman, A. Johnson. SECOND ROW: T. Crooker, E Crandall, D. Hanley, T. DiEdwardo, P. Flanagan, R. Belanger. THIRD ROW: D. Helie, P. Lopez, R. Ganthner, K Ryam, B. Duggan, R. Helie. FRESHMAN SWIMMI G I37 FIRST ROW: D.Noe, Therberge, C.Webster, R. Libby, Co-captain J. Dane, S. Howard, R. Ouellette, A. Brawn. SEC- OND ROW: Coach Lallier, R. Greason, G. Bachrach, G. Lamarre, M. Newson, S. Burnett, K. Handley, G. Healy-Ogden, Manager D. Wallace. ABSENT: J. Poulin, Co-captain. A BHS VARSITY HOCKEY Brunswick High's hockey team concluded its initial season of varsity hockey competition on a promising note bywinning three of its last four games after waiting eleven games for its victory. The Dragons' outstanding achievement by far was their 2-1 triumph over Lewiston, a team that later went on to the state schoolboy hockey championships. That win enabled the pucksters to finish in fifth place in final league standings. The outlook for next season is not the best since Joe Dane, John Poulin, Gerry Healey-Ogden, and Ken Handley--all starters for Coach Roland Lallier this season--are seniors, but with ayear of varsity experience under their belts, the returnees hope to improve on a 3-11 record. 138 ,ml TRACK FIRST ROW: D. Pfefferkorn, T. Parsons, B. Lacasse, D. Brawn, H. Smith, W. Troupe, P. Therberge, D. Kirkpatrick, R. Archer. SECOND ROW: R. Pearl, J. Kazalski, D. Altman, M. Batey, J. Handley, A. Ouellette, A. Brawn, J. Cullen, D. Livernois, E. Crandell. THIRD ROW: P. Casey, D. Beaudoin, S. Nesbitt, D. Wallace, E. Below, E. Clark, S. Mc- Gowen, Mr. Logan. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Green, Mr. Crockett, J. Lowery, M. Bisgrove, G. MacLaren, L. Archer, D. Rollins, D. Stevens, R. Merryman, A. Grindle, J. McGowen. CROSS COLI TRY FIRST ROW: W. Troupe, D. Livernois, H. Smith, D. Noe, A. Brawn, D. Giradin. SECOND ROW: Mr. Goodwin, D. Wallace, B. Lacasse Capt., D. Stevens, D. Giradin, R. Dionne, S. Simonson. 139 FIRST ROW: S. Genthener, J. Bruening, C. Lucas, J. Bartlet, N. Michaud, A. Doughty, D. Pensiero, D. Fuller. SEC- OND ROW: K. Muller, J. Desjardins, D. Bisson, D. Noe, G. Stetsen, J. Obrin, R. Walls, S. Welsh, S. Skillings, D. Taylor. THIRD ROW: Mr. Bryant, R. Gagnon, G. Methrol, D. Lindgren, D. Vassar, B. Legendre, J. Boniface, R. Morris, F. Yanok, J. Connolly, Mr. St. Pierre. FOURTH ROW: J. Poulin, L. Doyon, L. Davis, K. Kronstrand, J. Stevens, C. Bruening. ABSENT: A. Irish, Captain. BASEBALL- I 964 The Brunswick baseball team ended the 1964 season with a 3-11 record. It was a difficult season for the boys due to the loss of many good players. Graduated lettermen are CarlBruening, Lanny Davis, Glen Methrall, and Allan Irish. With many returning lettermen on this year's squad, Coach St. Pierre is sure of a better season in 65 . 140 I964 GOLF FIRST ROW: C. Bachrach, B.Venturoni, J. Tierney, R. Sharp. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hart, J. Stevens, B. Driscol, B Lacharite. I964 TENNIS 1 .9 Qs FIRST ROW: D. Gallant, P. Tucker, R. Dunham. SECOND ROW: S. Staples, N. Pruell, J. Anderson, B. Morneau Mr. smith. ' I 4 l Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick 'R scoRE BOARD A FOOTBALL 1964 40 Oxford Hills 0 27 Skowhegan 6 54 Old Orchard 12 21 Kents Hills 0 38 Brewer 12 19 Gardiner 7 19 Madison 27 26 Westbrook 6 48 Morse 6 BASKETBALL 1964-65 46 Westbrook 72 44 Cony 71 88 Gardiner 66 37 Portland 59 69 Edward Little 68 55 Portland 54 52 Waterville 69 45 Alumni 57 77 Oxford Hills 63 57 Cheverus 62 71 Morse 56 62 Waterville 73 65 Lewiston 78 54 Cony 66 53 Oxford Hills 41 76 Westbrook 63 58 Morse 55 87 Gardiner 63 44 Cheverus 85 40 Edward Little 60 56 Lewiston 83 GIRLS BASKETBALL 1964- 65 12 Waynflete 37 29 Portland 33 28 SO. Portland 44 49 Portland 25 26 Deering 33 33 So. Portland 44 19 Waynflete 46 29 Deering 43 SWIMMING 1964-65 STATE CHAMPS 58 Deering 37 44 Andover 50 40 Bangor 55 67 Falmouth 28 63 Cheverus 31 43 112 Hebron 51 112 72 Morse 23 52 Exeter 43 59 Portland 36 64 Lewiston 30 48 Bowdoin 46 HOCKEY 1964-65 1 Lewiston 0 2 xBerlin, N.H. 2 1 St. Doms 5 1 Waterville 7 1 Edward Little 5 2 Dixfield 5 0 St. Doms 11 1 Kents Hills 5 0 Edward Little 6 0 Waterville 10 4 Dixiield 0 2 Lewiston 1 1 Berlin, N.H. 4 5 No. Yarmouth 1 142 BASEBALL 1 9 64 Brunswick 1 Stephens 6 Brunswick 2 Morse 12 Brunswick 2 Lewiston 3 Brunswick 3 St. Doms 1 Brunswick 4 Edward Little 8 Brunswick 4 Edward Little 14 Brunswick 6 Oxford Hills 2 Brunswick 6 Topsham A. F. 2 Brunswick 9 Morse 18 Brunswick 3 Lisbon 8 Brunswick 5 Stephens 6 Brunswick 0 Lewiston 10 Brunswick 10 St. Doms 12 Brunswick 7 Oxford Hills 10 GOLF 1964 Brunswick 4 Oxford Hills 3 Brunswick 4 Morse 2 Brunswick 5 Lewiston 1 Brunswick 3 Edward Little 3 Brtmswick 6 Boothbay Harbor 1 Brunswick 6 Boothbay Harbor 1 Brunswick 6 Lewiston 1 Brunswick 4 Edward Little 2 Brunswick 2 Morse 4 Brunswick 0 Oxford Hills 7 TENNIS 1964 Brunswick 7 So. Portland 2 Brunswick 14 St. Doms 4 Brunswick 6 Portland 6 Brunswick 12 Cape Elizabeth 6 Brunswick 16 St. Doms 3 Brunswick 7 Deering 11 Brimswick 112 So. Portland 8 112 Brxmswick 4 Colby 5 Brunswick 12 Portland 6 Brunswick 13 Edward Little 5 Brunswick 3 Kents Hills 6 CROSS COUNTRY 1964 Brunswick 24 Gardiner 31 Brunswick 18 Cony 39 Brunswick 17 Edward Little 44 Brunswick 36 Lewiston 26 Brunswick 15 Morse 49 Bnuiswick 30 Bowdoin Fr. 27 Cony, Ed. Little, Brunswick, Freeport, Brimswick, Greely, Yarmouth. Brunswick JV 32 Morse JV 23 Brunswick JV 44 Morse JV 19 TRACK 1964 Brunswick 82 Waterville 53 Brunswick 75 Bowdoin Fr. 55 Morse 36 Brunswick 80 112 Cony 59 112 Westbrook 72 112 Brunswick 63 112 Portland 37 Brunswick 80 Edward Little 60 Brunswick 97 Gardiner 43 Brunswick 79 Portland 61 Brunswick 63 So. Portland 76 Brunswick 46 Hebron 94 Brunswick 82 112 Morse 57 112 Andy Valley lst place Brunswick. State Meet 3rd place Brunswick. ...A -A-. -...i.,,,,, , f 1 w A D V E 1 R T I S I V N G ,. ,--. , M- in N kj N 144 K GOSSELIN'S Furniture SL Carpeting ' since 1926 In the Heart of the Brunswick Shopping District Cpltf WHIT'S SUPER SERVICE STATION Topsham, Maine NEILSON'S MARKET 21 Main Street Topsham HERFF JONES CO Manufacturing Jewelers KL Stationers 1401-1429 North Capitol Avenue Indianapolis 7, Indiana J 8m J CLEANERS INC. AND J 81 J SUNSHINE CENTER Compliments of ROBERT H. 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