Sanford High School - Distaff Yearbook (Sanford, ME)
- Class of 1952
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THE 1952 DISTAFF Senzor Class SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL PLT SHED I THE Us 'PO 4' 14M SAN FORD. MAINE Q Mahal 'E I' I' I' I r OKr.llVOKD We, the Class of 1952, unveil the Sanford High School seal with the hope that all the students of Sanford High School will choose their standards from its symbols as the Class of 1952 has done. May the way of life, knowledge, and friendship acquired in high school contribute to a better world tomorrow. TABLE OF CONTENTS Ded1cat1on TTAT,,Q.T.T .VTT.TTTT,.TT..TT,T TTYTTTTTTTT S S or Faculty T,T,T7 Seniors ,,.TTT,T ....,v Underclassmen TTTTT,T ACt1V1t16S TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Sports SSSSSSS e S Advertisements ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The preparation of a yearbook involves the cooperatlon of a great many people. The DISTAFF Board wishes to thank all the teachers and students who in any way assisted in the planning and financing ot the 1952 D ISTAFF. fa' , E My :gg PAGE 4 HAROLD GATES D1-.DICAIION To Mr G ltes we the dis of 193.2 dedm lte thxs DIBIAFF HIS iorndul persondlltv lbound mg CHGIQV and GHthL1S13SIT1 as 1 tefxcher XVIH HGX 91 Cease to imafe 1115 LICIQQGS and wlll bewme m m spufltlon for tha future F 1 1 . . ,. Y .. .. Q C nu q C n ' V. -H - wr1 I ' 1 C . E3 .S f 1 g E - . V . E c 1 U 7 ' ' c YP .' I I' Y' I f ' L. . c ' . .. . Y, . IA LI IN IVVIIIVXORIAIVX NEIL BRADFORD HUSSEY Bor Septembe 8 1935 Dled Nove ber 25 1950 . , I 15 n r , . m , FACULTY 4 HX C,Jf,.M M Q 1,3 f U fc- 4 LAWRENCE PAGE ITHEL PRESCOTT LAURA MORROW CHARLES TOWLE Prlnclpal Sub Master School Secretarv Guldance Chemlstry Engllsh Athletlc Dxrector T 1 I X.? FtiJ f I L W-AQ jk A Q IEN 'U 1 f if -.1 25:1 LAWRENCE ARNOLD ROBERT BATHERSON EDWARD BOTKA ANN CARDIN Mathematlcs General SCIENCE General Shop French Asslstant Coach Assxstant Coach Band Drill Master PAGE 9 ,J,4Twx.a. S'-Q-Tw I l gwv ,W SJW , f X5 f 1 M lx fir: rj fy 1-VJA 3 rx ' V ' f Q 1 '- ' 4 any U 1 J 4? - -5 VY Lx N iffy A ff if J X A all ff' xl 9 A N K Q! 'x T fi f 'd f J X 1 , f 6 'I l E 1 5 1 XT -ga Q. , Ax I JOHN CELLA ESTELLA CLARKE Reed Instructor Head of Mathematxcs Asslstant Band Leader Department if A , Z' 9 W 5' X., QT JOSEPH COLLINS Physlcs Physlcal Scxence KW? E K I 1 2 1. PACE 10 gms Z .L I 9-jx 'Q ik 511 'rl Xi kg EMILE COTE General Shop Drafting CHRISTINE CRABTREE MADELINE DONOVAN JOHN FAHEY EVERETT FIRTH Ilhrarlan Commerual Subyecti Social Sclence Band and Orchestra Leader if W 'lo lf A 2? by 28? Q' jj - X ' 723 L A f Xrgfm X ,Rl if xr f 9 I ' x N M, Tl X' ! A : K f X lf' r M. Cr wi 'ff W ' . E r,. wa, 5 W4 .5 I ami' EDNA FOLSO'VI MARION FULLER HAROLD GATES EARLE GORRIE Head of Enghsh Head of Commercial Socxal Sclence Head of VOCHIIOHHI Dep lrtment Department Department GLIIGBHCG -Qewvx PR. fb .,. 53 lg 65- V 34 ge? C f 'Ive WARNER KEANEY WILLIAM HAYDEN ABBIE HARVEY Civics Driver Education Glee Club Coach HAZEL HARRISON Art PAGE CARL LAMB KATHRYN MAHANEY LOUISE MALLINSON JUSTIN NUNAN Machme Shop Engllsh Head of Soclal Phvslcal Education Kina W mr' PAI I INE O HARA 1 UIHIIICTCI ll Suluu Is PACJF 12 Science Department Coach -f-N f mx L f fx 'S '53 'L X M N CS-M W S W wwe in BI ANCHE PHILBRICK FORREST PILLSBURY ROBERT RAMSDELL. Home Econmmms Auto Megh mms POYCIISSIUD Instructor Dxremtnr ff k 'U F 5 651275222 Nj .fel- vl3g,.J 'lg W: K ' Q Q If X s ruff X Lil! M Q5 'AN A 1 J , Q 9 A xi ' 1- L1 WILMA ROLLINS Engllsh Ml.. ji' Pu. 4lv ' C71 .pr WILLIAM SCHULTZ CATHERINE GTULB FRANCIS TOPPING Mathematlcs Physlcal Education Head of Sclence Engllsh Coach Department IMD , A f -uf ISE? 6 Sig Q ,Q ffw ,555 ,L 01 N QR gm Xin ggi cf LAURA PAGE MARJOR E VALLELY MARY WATERHOUSE ROBLEY WILSON Guldance Secxetarv Engllsh Clothlng Latm DTHIYIGIICS English Llbrarlan PAGE 13 Q, Q4 -nt: 7 43' y A ,E I , , Is- ' 'Q H , QQ, X, E .. A C fx I I A , Q Q L J N ' WJ f-. ,R 3 , :V ff M Q! if an K if G, fx L. L X I 1 fl K f if , X ,X In I. Q f ,1 Nl 4 ,612 'ki 9 X 0 I I 1 1' J I O It W IX x r X X I f A , 'A nj 2 I ,J 9 ,x ki Y s J M 1 f ' f 5 1 Dm: MAINTENANCE AND CAFETERIA MAINTENANCE STAFF Mr Frank Lemxre GYM CUSTODIAN Mr Albert Vachon CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs Ellen Goodwm Mrs Mary Boucher Mrs Dora Kr1ger PAGE 14 , fm? ' ml Mr. Irving Gerry ' Mrs. Beatrice Burpee 1.6200 X KNO E055 ,, SENIOR5 E' XSM 98 Q SCIENTT3 n f .,. . QT! PAGE 16 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Back row left to r10ht Roland Chabot Robert Watson Front row left to rlght Beatnce Lachance Lmda Powers i-If Nfml Rf LL HIGHEST HONORS CAccord1ng to Rank? Wayne Mltchell Wrlght Cla1re Theresa Bernler Roland Joseph Chabot Sh1rley Mae Taylor John Thomas Maher John Wentworth McCullough Juan1ta Jacquehne Chamberlaln Glorla May Trafton Lmda Powers 10 Clayton Edward Goodhue HONORS tAlphabet1callvJ Franklm Geox ge Abbott Jesse James Baker Belnadette Doris Bergeron Joyce Helen Bel ry Joan Ehzabeth Broggl Joan LOUISE Cram Robert T Durgm Eleanor Emma Flsher Marguerlte Marv Frazler John Neal Garvm 3rd Beatrlce Marle Lachance John Smlth McDonald Roland Everett Merrlfield Albert W M1chaud Rlta Luc1lle Noel Thomas O Nutter Shlrley Ann Roberts Allan J Saperste1n Paula R Schwartz Jacquel1ne LOUISE Shaw Helen Irene Tremblay Robert Bruce Watson Frederlck G Welch l. .. .. .- ' I l. ' ' 2. ' ' 3. 4. ' ' 5. 6. 7- . . . 8. ' 9. ' Couxae Vocatlonal Ambltlon Falmex Course BUSINESS Amb1t1on Professlonal Softball 9 FRANKLIN GEORGE ABBOTT If K Hobby Huntlng Fxanklm was a shop boy too Hell wolk untll hlS job IS through HENRIETTA YVONNE ALEXANDRE ll mx Hobby Sports Herea a real athletlc treat Her bklll ln sports cannot be beat ACt1X1t1ES GAA Dance 11 12 GAA Representatlve Softball 9 10 ll 12 Baaketball9 10 ll 12 Tlack 5-5 JOAN ROCHELLE ALLEN Hobby Roland Always happy and full of Ch6Q1 Joan w1ll make marrlage her Laleel T ackl011 12 ANITA JEANNINE ARSENAUI T llll CUUISC BLlSlI1LNN Ultll n l ul Hobbx Muxu Anlta keeps us smllln ll cl We all know she N l xx lttx I 1 Ac lwtlu. Cla Club fl Course BUSINESS Ambltlon MTIIIHQC ACtlVlt16S GAA Representatxve 9 Glec Club 0 PXCF' pak as 'IH1 5 . . . n 1 Z ' ' .. A, h 'H - y ',- r . . - 2, . . . . , , . . , ,4 , V.: A . , , : . - . . 1 ' ' if fl. 10. ll. 12, . , nj!!-l,l',l'H ' T l ' A S C jr -l 1' . . . I V' 2 An 1' J 2 Ln '-'tain 5: 'A gd -ass: ' A' ass. 'I 'A 'PI 1 H .. f 1, AGNES JACKSON BARN ETT X umx COUISE Busmess Ambltlon Uncertam Hobby Art and Musxc Nancy IS talented vxe can see A telufic artlst Qhe H alwass be ACt1v1t1eQ Plom 9 10 11 Orcheetra 9 10 ROLAND S BELANGER COUISQ Vucauonal Ambltmn Contlantm Hobbv Huntmg and Fxsblng Pete IS a boy who was very shy I-Ie lsnt now and vse know why' Actxutles Somal CKJTTIITTITIEQ 9 YAC F lf: JOAN ANN ARSENAULT Coulse General Ambltlon Suudlwmker Hobby Dancmg Joan appeare to be VQIV quxet But when Vou knoxx hu She S Actlvltlee Glee Club 9 JESSE JAMES BAKER COUISY. Vf1CEitlflf1Z1l Ambxtlon M8Lh1H1StlJl Autn Muhwnu Hobby Stlmpx Thle boy s Hrst name IS Jeeee In the Qhop hee nevu meiw JU l ' 1' 1 a rim. ,Iu.vx , V x. I ' , ' 'Q 2 J A ' Y, ' . g - .V , -. Q ' yy X' Ln . . Y Z 4 I . V 7- . ' ..: ., ,h11,12 .. l'rl4 ' x ' 1 X , ': ' ' V f J. will 1 1, BhTTY DONNA BELLEAU Cum C le Ambmmm Pl1ut11g,1aphc1 Hobbx Photographx To be a photoglapher lS hel a1m WL hope m thlg Qhe ll have much f'1r'1e Actlvltlei Class Secletary 10 GAA Dance 9 Soc1aI 9 10 12 Debatmff Q Dlstaff Dramat1cs9 Red and Whlte 9 10 ll 12 EdlTOI'lI'1 Chlet 12 Cheex lexdme 11 PAUL JOSEPH BEN OIT COLIISG General Amb1t1on Busmess Hobbv HLlHtlHQ golf and boulmg Into the malrmge field hell roam To have a famllv and happv home Act1v1t1es H1 Y 9 BERNADETTE DORIS BERGERON fe Cuulse Busmess Amb1t1un Stenogmphe1 Hobbx Sxummmg, and skatmg, Hu neatness no one could Qmpass Af.tlYltlLS FHA 9 F1 eshman Receptmn Glen Club 9 CLAIRE THERFQA BERINIER C.u111se College Ambmon Nms Hobbw SVSIITIITIIU md Hols bank 11d1n Thlou n hu subjects she d1d bI6LZ6 She d1d hel humuxmk ulth much eaee ACIINIYIES Chess 10 T11 H1 Y 17 F1ehm'1n Recep n Prom 11 L11 s 1 cc 11 f 'sez ulfge I -' 1' . ' ,10,1l: P' .,-1 'C,L:',:. A'-,.10.11: iw 5 1' 1, .l1'f ' I an . 'C - 1 !f1'1'111'1 ' In school she was a quiet lass: 5, I , ' -N 1: my-1 ' ' : .TO -Iv: y' ' 'Awe r . -' ' . ' 1' ' L.: B.: 1 .' '- L: . S C , - tin g ' :Soil l1,12:Di'tzff:GlvCl b.J,l1, 12. I W, vu 1 1 JOYCE HELEN BERRY U U l HX Course College Amb1t1on Interlor Decorator Hobby Muslc sknng horseback r1d1ng Interlor decoratlng 1S her goal In th1S shell put her heart and soul ACt1V1t19Q Band 9 10 11 12 Orchestral? 10 11 12 Dlstafi PATRICIA ANN BLAKE I nfrx Course Buslness Amb1t1on Alrllne hostess Hobby Mus1c sports sknng and men Wlth Jet black ha1r and pretty eyes For Patty boys have glven 'ughs Act1v1t1es Trl H1Y 10 11 Secretary ll H ' 12 Freshman Reception GAA Danc 9 10 Prom 11 So c1alComm1ttee 9 10 11 Dlstaif Dlamatlcs 9 10 11 19 Glee Club 9 10 Red and Whlte 10 11 Cheerleadmg 11 12 Softball 11 12 Track9 10 11 12 FHA Secletaryfl JOAN ELIZABETH BROGGI lwmqrfz. Course College Amb1t1on Uncertam Hobby MUSIC and sports A 1olly way personality rare Joan could make good anywhere Act1v1t1es H1 Y 11 12 Freshman Recept1on GAA Dance 10 11 12 Prom Commlttee 11 Soc1al Commxttee 9 10 1112 Dlstaff Dramatxcs 9 10 GAA Representa uve 11 12 Glrls State 11 Glee Club 9 10 Student Councll 12 Cheerleadlng 11 12 FRANKLIN G BROWN 0 t H11 Course General Ambltlon Navy Hobby C S Student today sallor tomorrow Hls leavlng Sanford was our sorrow ACtlVltl6Q Prom 10 11 Soc1al9 10 11 12 Dxstaff PAGE 201 I2f mf KENNETH WARREN BROWN IIIIX Crwulsc Colle L Amb1t1on Desl nel W1tl1 all hlb smmtnexh ln hu books Ha ll o fulthil 111th ble looks ct1x1t1L Y ll DONALD PARKER BUTLER I Com se BUSINESS Ambltlon Aecountm 'Q Hobbv D 11n nnthmg A fine tenor 1S our Don Hell be sm 1nG from now on ALt1v1t1es Chess 9 Pro3ect1on1sts Club 11 12 SOC131 Comm1ttee 9 10 11 12 Dlstaff Band 11 12 Glee Club 0 10 ll B'1sketb'lll9 F0otb1ll9 0 I .L-N: gl ' ' 1 . ' , '. 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Act' ' 'Z . . . : H .. . , 12. , 'UD HAZEN EARL CARPENTER f ua fx Course College Amb1t1un Unccxtnn Hobbx Outdum xpmt Hazen lb alxxap full of fun Even wnen thele 5 xx 01k to be clone Act1w1t1es Cheee 9 H1 Y 9 10 11 Soclal Commute 9 11 Student Counul 12 Babketb1ll fl ALICE MAY CARR COUISG General Ambmun NL11 1n Hobbx Collectmo IQCIDG Allce a g11l xx ho 15 eldum blue Makes ue a tlue f11enc1 thmu h and tbwu h lX1f1Gb FHA 9 Glce Club fl 10 ll lXfIl Coulx Comm Vocduonal Arnbluon IAIE 'Z ROLAND JOSEPH CHABOT 1111111 COUIKL Collegg Ambltlon I4 nn Hobbx Model mplanes Roland the head of the sanlox Qlxsx 'my Is populax xuth rnanx d las Act1v1t1eQ Class pl CS1d6Hf 10 ll 12 Fre hmm R up n Prom 11 Soual 10 ll 2 w Qate l pl ba l 9 10 ll 12 Dls aff JUANITA JACQUELINE CIIAMBERI AIN 1 ll 1 H ll Coume Bumness, AITlbltll7I1 Ch11Qt1'1n xxomkel I-lobbles Couespondmg and readm Juanltl vxlth her golden locxq 5' K Is a whxz at g1v1n oral talkd wb ACtlVlty Dlstaff WILBUR COBBETT 1 rl 1 Vm 1t1on'1l Ambltlon Muhanln Hobbx Sklpplng Qchool Blllx had a tullfk car HQ alxxaw kupt lt up to pn DFI WIN WII I IAM COLLOMY M 1LhlI'llS Hobbv C315 On h1s cycle he does Ildc In thla blke he take5 much pllde Antlvltles BaQkethall 9 I0 Foothall9 10 ll A AKC4 , -- 9 A ' 2 lnggi -Gr M Irv: Q I mf y V 'A S x h H u Z-fs. 1 v' .4 1 L-S. -...VZ J Q. ,',: S Z .DHL tio g ' g 'A , . l 3 Bog. .,t - 1: .Juliet- 1 -, . , : t . , 'CNHI H 4111! 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' C u A ' ' x:: 'A A, : 'KN' L X I V I xx 11 'z 1 . 114' , mf . . . 1 Y',, ' : . .t . , 3 I 1 - 3 , , , - 1 Z h 1 , Z C 1' Club 93 Cheerleadlng 11, 12g Track 10. ze: M 1 0' '- 1 I G - , 1 1 7 1 rl 7 ... 3 '- 3 . Q, .,l0,1l, 2 ' '. . . . : ' ' ' 1 fra ' J Y . It O V- O V I Q .. . V, V -.I ' A ' Q: 3 1 . - ' 3 ' 3 ' . Course Vocational Ambitien Carpentel Rogers a clerk ID a store called National Working and studying he still stays rational Activities Tr ack 9 Course Business Ambition Pilot Activities ProJect1on1sts Club 12 Band 10 ll 12 Bas ketball 9 PACF 21 HARLAND DAY JR. I 'roggi , Course: Vocational Ambition: To marry money Hobby: Driving carefully Harland from whom we get a kick For a friend we all would pick. JOHN ARTHUR DEMERS of Course Vocational Ambition Mechanic' Hobby Traveling John who at times is extremely shy Is nevertheless a terrific Guy Activities F otball 9 10 11 12 T ack9 l0 ll 12 ROGER JOSEPH DEMERS U1 Hobby Traveling DONALD ROBERT DOIRON ,011 Hobby Flying This lad with halr extreme y black For want of fuends has felt no lack , . . 7 M., ,. . l-. 111 1 A vw , 9 ' '-20 , fy' , 4-I V . ' N. . . ' .Jw vw, ' .. ' H. 'w 7' ' .X . . , A 1 J viz-U EDNR IRENE DUNFIELD I f 'N. Coume Buwnesx AH1bll1OH Secretarw ,ak Hobbx Reacllng Edna Q f11endah1p 15 one ue deslre te'-w Hel rhalactex too we all admue Attlutlex Pxom Commltttc 11 Qoual Comm1ttee 10 Dmtaff Flo: Club fl ROBERT L DURGINI l'111 f Comm Vocatlonal AH1b1t1LJH To see the xx OllCl Robert takes llfe 1n IIS stude To sehr ol flom Wfxtexbolo he did ude ROBERT ALBERT DWIGHT wx Course Genelal Ambltlon T0 travel Hobbv Baseball Bob seems qulet when met ID the hall But not when playlng hls sport baseball Attlvltles B seball 11 12 T1ack9 10 11 12 ROBERT HARLAND FERGUSON l 11 Coulse Votatlonal Amb1t1on MBChlD1St Hobby Cala An uahel m the theatre was he Manx a movle he dld Qec ACI1NltleS Band 9 10 IAFE 'M . 4 I 1 1 -. . 1 .. ,I -- ..,. ' ' '- . , . x ' A ' Q' . S 1 - K . 1 ' 1' I V , WH- -'lm-1-V 4 V . . 4- B S V V Y 2 , - ' ., . , . . - ' ' 3: as , 1 ' , , . . U ',,.W.V.. . . ' , , X. . . L , . V' ' Z 7 D , . . -. CUUIS Home Ecrnomlcs Ambltlon Servlce Coulse Vocat1onal Ambltlon Alt 10, 11, 12,D1Staff, Red and Whlte 11, 12, Football 10 PAGE 21, VINCENT FERRO IIII COUIQG General Ambntlon Machxmst Hobby Huntmg 'f-f ,y Vxncent better known as Gunner In football pxoved hlmself a runner ACtlV1tI9S SOCISI Commlttee 12 Basketball 9 Football 9 10 11 12 Tlack 9 10 12 ELEANOR EMMA FISHER ll CUUIQG College Ambltlon X Rav technlclan Fr1endly helpful pleasant and true These foul words were meant for vou Act1v1t1es Freshman RCC9pt1OH SOC1a1 Commlttee 11 12 Dlstaif Glee Club 9 MARY PATRICIA FLINT tl Hobby Skunff and Photography B cause ol lessons ln Home EC Hel home w1ll nevel b a WI eck Actlvltles FHA 11 FRANCIS STEPHEN FORD I nlrlx Hobbv M8Ch1D1bt Besldes belng humor manl' of our class, 'Foroy lb popular Wlth many a lass ACt1V1t19S Prom Commlttee 10, 11, SOCIHI Commxttee ' C mv' fm 1 1 I ' jj ll. ' , . I r ' ' ', ' 31' ' v ' - , .1 Y. v I v ' ' ' ' : ' ' 5 . . , 10g 1 . . . I ' v v . U FH. V v v 1 ' , 2 : , 3 . 3 . . 1.13 I 'Sei 1 ' . A ' 2 ' : D ' e : ' . ' , . , ' . Q . ' IVIXRGUERITE MARY FRAZER l fl C0111 1 A1nb1t1on Phxs Ed teachu Ol pcvluewoman rlobbx Sxx1mn11ng '91 Ma em 1lxxax 18 a Wh1Z When 1t comes to a P D qu1L AQt1x1t1es H1 Y 19 T11 H1 Y 10 11 Fleehman Recep tlon GA A Dance 10 11 Pxom Cornm1tt e 11 Soc1al Comm1ttee 11 12 Debatln 9 DF3m3t1CS 9 Glee Club 9 uk 10 RUTH IDA GAGNE lxlrlfm Course Colle e Ambltlfln Dental hvglemst Hobby Sexxmg, and mublc fl To all hel iuends she s a 1C ll pal Altlvltlu D1'1m1t1cs ll RICHARD J GAGNON llla CUUISC Gene1al Hobbv Raclng and iporte To the 1ule5 of the road he must stmk Fm lf he doesnt 1tQ Goodby Dlck JOHIN NEAL GARVIN III Course College Ambmon B a success 'qigp Hobby Cars and l1StGIIlf1g to rad1o In P D claQs he loves to debate Wlth teachers ana scholars he does rate ACIIVIIIQS SoL1al12 Dlstaff PACE L AL flljlf 'VH T 'sf-3 C14llCQL' ' ' 2 . 1' 1' . . , Z v 4 4 Wh. ': . ' 1 gmk v. I X: . A' . ' - U . A. M. . . ' Y 'L D . 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' D , COUIQG Vocatlonal Ambltlon Prospectmg Couree General Ambltlon Uncertam PACF Z8 RITA MARY GLAUDE Rita Courie Home Economlcs Ambxtlon A1rl1ne hoetees Hobby Dancmg In Qtudlen how th1s glrl does try To find her future ln the sky Act1v1t1es FHA 9 10 11 12 Treasurer 10 Premdent 11 12 Freshman Receptlon b0Cl3110 DI'8I'Y13tlCQ11 Gleo Club 9 Track 11 12 ARNOLD EARL GLIDDEN K 1111 Couree Vocatlonal Ambltlon Uncertam Arnold wlth hls motor blke Act1v1tv Foothall9 10 CLAYTON EDWARD GOODHUE C It 111 Hobby Takmg off Thm 19 a boy who 5 a clever wxt Dld studylng., bother b1m'7 Not a b1t' NORMAN PARKER GOODWIN X UI 111 Norman IS a oependable lad And better bookkeepers cant be had Actlvltles DlSt3H D1amat1cs10 11 - ' 1 ' 1 . . . , ,A , wg A . 3 , 1 9 3 '- 1 1. ' Will never have to walk or hike. A 1 , . . 8 in . I . , . 3 A , xr: ' 5 ' ' ' , . JEAN LUCILLE HALL Couxxe Buxlnus Ambltlon SGLICTJIX Hobbx MUQIC Jean IN a 5,111 xx ho playa IH the band Wlth a claunet she Q Ieallx gland 1x111ex and 9 10 11 HERBERT LANNY HOBBS Ill Couue Voeatxrnal Ambmon Auto Mechamc Hobby Antlque automoblles Thxough 1a1n and snovx 1n ha11 01 Qhovwel He1b1L11 be dI'1VlUg hw old Max HOXVCI AL1lV1t10N P1o1cct1on1s1s 11 Band 9 fd' ??5.'M CARLETON J HOGUE 1111111111 COUIQC College Ambltlon SGIVICG and women Hobby Collectmg books A member of the C A P A pxlot he w111 someday be Actxvmea Band9 10 11 12 RICHARD ROLAND JACKSON tl 1 Course Vocat1ona1 Arnbmon Pamter Hobby Huntmg When he Hshes for some trout He always seems to pu11 them out ACt1V1t16S Sportsmans C1ub 11 PAGE za f '. . K .' . L ' -I 1 1 . ' L v' 1 ' - v . , N 1 . l . 5, AC1 ' :Z Bc . , . 12, H111 1 'I 4 1 4 I I . I . ' t. ,. ' ' . L V 1, , VK , . X. i . . I .L V X in J . ' ' ' .. . ' 1 ' ' . . . f 5 - 1 C O ' ' Z . ' V 0 . ' tv . . ., , V Q Y - ., W , . 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Y , an : : 4' V ' 'I ' J ' l PAGE 1'-H 1 Hubbx All All OU1 fllendxhlp xhc ll IR H011 lwltlcs Cleo Club 0 10 RFJFANNE MARTHA JACOBS CULIIQC Buimem AIT1b1ll1lD Mlllvlsiio R1Ck1G Q cl glll vw ho 19 loads of fun RAYMOND ALVAH JELLERSON f l COUISC Geneml Ambltllm U Q Nlvx 1,-,B 4 Hobbx Bon llng Rav takes llfe on the cheelful slde OVGI llfe s huldlcs he Q Sl.11CtOSt1lfl6 My Actlwltlck Chew Q qllilll Commlttoc 0 HELEN LOUISE JOHNSON Cllulse Buslnesx Ambltlorl Secletalw Hobbv MLISIC f1rldDon loulse IS a qulet gal lt mdv sum But she IS ledlly on the be lm lV1llQS Bmdfl 10 11 O E511 9 PFATRIQF C MARIF IALHANLF COUISQ Lllllgga Ambltlllll Phws Ed Tell l Hobbw Spolts Bad 18 the glrl wlth lll the Jokes Hu flvullte spull l ple lsln folks clxltlcs Claw Secletalx 11 1 H Y 10 1 Fleshmom Ru ptlon GAA Dance 10 11 Plum Cum mlttocll gllildl Commlttu: 9 Dlstah' GAA Rcplc n ltlvg 10 17 B,lnd11 Q l 11 17 Bflxkctnl '30 fi' ll'1 l'l'l ' Avi' 1 ' ' ., , 11.12. lll',5ll Act' ' 2 .. . ,123 ,rch 'al ., 10. 11, 12. Ul:l'llH , ' lf- ' A 2 . -1 -h -l- A t' 'A -' , 2: i- , 1. 123 1 sc 12-4 I L, Lg 1 ,121 llllflball l, llzll 10, 11, l21Tl'1lf'k9, 10,11, V Cou1 e Gene1al Hobbx Sevunff and mus1c Lo1ette the alll that makes us s1a,h Shell be a beaut1c1an bx and by lee Club 9 10 11 Act1v1t1es FHA, 11 G JANICE MARIE LIBBY till C0111 se Busmess Amb1t1o Hobby John Jan1ce xx 1th her blonde blonde ha11 W1ll b1QGZ6 th1ough llfe w1thout a C816 A 1v1t1cs T11 H1 Y 10 Clec Clubfl 10 Tlnilk 0 'NU' LORETTE MONA LEBLANC Amb1t1on Ha11d1ess1n Course College Com se General Amblt1On ,419 n Housexx 11e JOHN THOMAS MAHER I II H1 ATHb1tl0H Docto1 Hobbx Spoxts Johnny the head of ou1 football team W1ll leach success l1ke a jet of steam ACtlV1t1eS Chess 9 10 H1Y 9 10 11 Prom Comrmt ttf Baseball 9 10 11 12 tee 11 Soc1a19 10 11 12 Dlsa Basketball 9 10 11 12 Football9 10 11 12 JEANNETTE LORRAINE MANSEAU Sfmalx Hobbx Fletch F01 Jeannette he1 one and only Fletth She knows he s more than just a ketch Act1v1t1es GAA Dance 9 Ban Track 10 11 Housewlfe cl 11 Glee Club 9 PAGE 1 , 5. . ' .- ., ' Cb ' . 2. G' . .' - . . S 0 , ' . . ,. . , , . . ' ,M f Ali'-,lfxf . - .' 1 ' ' . Ulf . . . Mn , . T , I , vt rf: ' - 3 1 1 ., 3 '.- 1, ,. . K . 1 ' 1 . . N I- 1 1 j , - 1 ' v ' 1 - - y v 1 s s 1 - Q v - - 1 1 ' ,. .. .y ' v 1. ' , .. i uw t . . . . . . , , , , . ., J PACT' ROLAND E. MERRIFIELD lx'01lfc ' Course: Vocational Ambition: Tool and die making Hobby: Sports Our baseball games we're sure to win When Rollie's homers bring 'em in, Activities: Freshman Reception 125 Distaff: Baseball 9 10, 11, 12g Basketball 9, 103 Football 9, 10, 11, 12. Kf- ALBERT WILBROD MICHAUD llzrfz Course Vocational Ambltlon Mechamc Hobby Hot Rods Als the guy with the heart of gold His smile 1S for the young and old PAULINE CAROLINE MONAHAN I UUX Pre Nursing Ambition Hobby Dancing and sports When Polly gets he1 little whlte cap The interns will know she s on the map ACt1V1t16S H1 Y 12 Freshman Reception GAA Dance 9 Prom 11 Social 12 Dlstaif Band 10 11 12 Glec Club 9 Orchestra 9 10 11 12 Basketball 12 Track Coui se Nurse JEANNE FRANCES MORGAN Louise Genelal Ambition Teachel Hobbv Dancmg and swimming Jean s a girl who loves to dance She s Hnally found her real iomance Activities Cheelleadlng ll 12 H1 Y 11 12 Fresh man Receptlon Social 9 10 ll Dlstaff Dramatlcs 9 Bind 10 Glee Club 9 'll 7 1. 'x rv pf' 1 - . . . . 7 .. , .. 11 , - - . , , 7 . - g 5 . . . - 1 I Z 1 1 1 1 ' ' I ' ' '1 Y Y 7 Y ' 10, ll .,l'1lHIt' A ' 'f 1 - 1 ,Q ' 1 , 1 1 2 , Q f . g , ., .114 1. BARBARA LOUISE MCALENEY l ml Course Busmess Amb1tl0h Housewife Hobby Paul Barbara IH the office Work From her Job she never shllks Actlvltxes Glee Club 9 10 JOHN WENTWORTH MCCULLOUGH llollx Course Collede Ambltlon Engmeer Hobby Golf Moley was our runnmff guard He played football rough and hard Actwmes Ches 9 10 H1 Y 10 Prom Commlttee 11 Soc1alComm1ttee 9 10 11 12 Glee Club 9 Football 0 JOHN SMITH MCDONALD lim rr o HObb1ES Motormg target shootmg and Joan When we re old and poor lt s sald From Mac we ll always buy our bread 12 Basketball 9 Football 9 10 11 12 RICHARD WILLIAM MCGINNIS llnrfq l It Hobby Golf If money came from crackmff a Joke Mubgsle never would be broke 9 Basketball 9 Fcotball 9 Track 10 Course General Amb1t10H Bake Actlvxtles Freshman RQCGDIIOD DISIBH Baseball 9 Course Colleffe Ambltxon Dentlst Act1v1t1es Chess 9 10 H1 Y 10 Glee Club 9 Baseball PAGE 3 li : .Z , , 1- v ' : C, : , y : :A S, : '- J ' 1 , , , 2 3 -, l0,ll,12. , ' 1 'll Il 1 Z r I 1 1 1 ' . , ' 2 9 1 9 5 5 , , . y .. -'Y ., I D j ' . 5 ' U 1 , 4 '- 1 g . , Q . N 0 MARILYN MAE NICHOLS I Course Home Eeonom1cs Ambltlon Housewlfe Hobby Danemg Mar1lyn makes a dance complete When she moves those llvely feet Aetlvltles FHA 10 11 12 Glee Club9 CHARLES LELAND NICKERSON If COUIQL College Ambltlon Wrltex Hobby Colf An edltor thls boy w1ll be And better ones we 11 nevel see AC1lV1t19Q Dls'aff Band 9 GERARD ERNEST NOEL Com se General Ambltlon Uncertam H1s sense of humor IS verv keen AC1lVl116S Bwseball ll 12 Football 9 RITA LUCILLE NOEL ouxs Colle e Ambltlon Uncextaln Hobbx Sports Of Lh96IlflQ oul Rlta nevex Tues She ll yell untll the last gun Hres ALtlV1t1Qq H1 Y 11 12 Freshman Reeeptlon GAA D nee 9 10 11 Prcm 11 Soelal 9 10 11 12 Dls aff Dramatlcs 9 Glee Club 9 10 Secretary 9 Red and White 9 10 11 12 Edltor m Ch1ef 12 Basketball 10 12 Cheerleadlnv 11 12 Traek9 10 11 12 FATF N A Hlxvlll' fy A ' ' ' .2 . . . , , 2 .. ff' 4' me ' . ,. ' ' . .' . Q I f r , ' v .Z '.. 3 .. .lw'1'-v w ,, . Y ' ' . ' Thls boy is very calm and sereneg - ' ' ' Q: 4. , 3 .. 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Y - . .1 MARY JANE E NORMANDEAU funn Course General Ambxtlon MHTFIHSC Hobby To help people Marrlage the future of thls glrl wlll be A life full of happlness w1th her Johnny ACt1V1t19S Trl H1 Y 10 11 12 Secretary 10 Pres1dent 11 12 Freshman Recept1on GAA Dance 17 Socxal 9 10 11 12 Dlstafl' Dramat1cs10 Glee Club 9 10 ill THOMAS NUTTER lam Course College Amb1t1on OlVmp1CSk18I Hobby MUSIC Our Tom would rather Skl than eat On a pa1r of h1ckor1es he s hard to beat ACt1V1tl6S Freshman Receptlon Prom Commlttee 11 Soc1alComm1ttee 9 10 11 12 Dlstaff Dramatlcs 9 10 5 ' 11 12 Band 9 10 11 Student Councll 11 12 Vlce Pres If ldent 12 -es if x NANCY O CONNELL UH Course College Ambltlon POIICQNVOIYIQD Hobby Sw1mm1ng Nancy always played her part Especlally when It came to art Actlvltles GAA Dance 10 Soclal Commlttee 17 Debatln 10 12 WMV DONALD PAUL PAYEUR S lnrffff 1 Course Vocatlona l Amb1t1on T0 get marned Hobby Travehng Although the fellow wasnt tall He sure was good at basketball Act1v1t1es Basketball 9 10 11 12 Football 9 PXCF , y h : ' 3 1 1 , , , sh I , . , . . . - . - . 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J . , .. lfXl ROSALIE ANN PENDEXTER 1111 Course Buslnesq Ambxtlon Wwvm Hobby Ro1le1 akatlng To be m the Navw th1S gul max es, Thats why Qhe s golnv to Jmn the Waves ACIIVIIISS F H A 9 G A A Dance 9 Plum Cnmmltleo ll Glee Club fl LAURETTE MARION PETERS Coulee General Ambltlon Houxewxfe Hobbx Swlmmlhg A pletty gnl Vklth an excell nt VOICE We hope that sxnfunff vxlll be her cholee Actlxl 1eQ Plom 11 S0c1al12 Glen Club9 10 ll 17 10 MARTIN PHILLIPS CCIUI sg V1lC8t10Hdl Ma1t1n IS one well all avxu Who shows us up 1n hlbtlllxf LINDA POWERS mul L1 Q Q Ambltlun Uncutnn Hubbw TENNIS Ceann CllllQDShlp thls gnl has sl'11XKY1 The D A R made thls fact known Antlvltles Claw VICE Plesldent 12 Chew 9 T11 H1 X IIGAA Dance 9 10 ll 12 Soc1alCmmm1t ee9 10 l Plom ll Dxamatlcb 9 Glee Club 9 10 ll Rerl and White 9 10 11 12 Dls aff Student Councll 10 11 1? Trea ulel l'7 Freshmen Re ceptmn Al. fx' .I Q. I . ' c X. A A 1 -.' : ' ' l Y. ,v . . , .. . ,. . ' ' - . 4 . -'. -' f Q ' L . D D A . W K 'z ' '4' . . . 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QI? :au JOHN ROBERT POWNALL Comse College Amb1t1on Uncertam Hobby Photography He takes hls plctuxes by the scole To hxm It never IS a bore ACl1V1t1S Chess 10 Projectxonlsts Club 11 VICE W-- ' Pres dent 10 Debatln 12 Dstaff lu' PAULINE ANTOINETTE RACETTE I nllx Course Ple nursmg Amb1t1on HOUSCW1f6 HObb16S Talk1n and havmg fun A happy face a happy smlle She IS cheerful all the Whlle Act1v1t1es F H A 10 Freshman Receptlon 12 G A A 10 Track 9 BETTY RANKIN Hobby Dancmg Sanford the lone way' she dld shout She nearly yelled her poor lungs out Glee Club 9 Cheerleadlng 11 12 SYLVIA ETHEL ROBERTS S1 x Hobby Kmttmg To be a nurse IS her des1re And hex cholce we all admlre ACt1V1t1ES FHA 12 Prom 11 Dlstaff Course Bus ness Amb1t1OH Secretary Act1v1t1es Carnlval Ball Attendant 12 Class Treas urer 9 11 Freshman Rec ptlon 12 GAA Dance 9 11 Soc1a1 Commlttee 12 Dlstaif GAA Representatlve 11 Course Pre Nursmg Amb1t1on Nurse PAGE . . . ' I Q . , . . 1 In A .. p rv- . . 1 . G . Dance 93 Pfam' 113 'Soclal 12: Glee Club 91 Orchesfra' 9: Z V 1 ' II, DONALD STOTT RONDEAU C znlx Course Vocat1onal Ambltlon Baseball plavex Hobby Baseball and fishmg HIS work 1n shop he dld w1th zest The results were nothlng but the best Act1v1t1es Glee Club 10 HELEN ANN RUSSELL Course College Amb1t1on Pl'1yS1C3lth6I'Hp1St Hobby Wrltlng poetry We all l1ke to see our Helen 5m1l1ng Because It makes her so begullmg ACtlVlt16S Chess 9 Tr1 H1 Y 11 Freshman Reception GAA Dance 9 10 11 12 Prom Comm1ttee11 Dlstaff Soc1alComm1ttee 9 10 11 12 Dramat1cs 9 10 11 19 Glee Club 9 10 Red and White 9 10 11 12 Track 11 ALLAN J SAPERSTEIN Course College Amb1t1on Engmeex Hobby Chess Chess IS a game that requlres much sklll To w1n a match IS Allans will Act1v1t1es Chess 9 10 11 12 Preslolent 11 12 Soclal Commlttee 10 11 Dlstaif Glee Club 9 Student Councll ll 12 Baseball 9 ll 12 Basketball 9 Football Managex EUGENE ROLAND SAVAGE Coulsc Vocatlonal Ambxtlon Carpenter Hobbx Jack1e Gene was lucky and also smart When he won our Jackle s heart ALtlVltl6S Class VICC Pxesxdent 9 Football 9 10 ll 12 Tlack 9 10 I AGE 18 - 1 I 5 - 9 A ' 5 ,, , , 1 . 1 3 1 Y 1 Il 1 a y -fl 1 5 . 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' 3 . . . l , , V ' 12. .1 .14 ACI' fwy L FORCE IRVING 'QTONE IH I Ulllxl Vmcnfnm Ambtlcm Ndx Hubbx Huntm Althuu h Geolge 15 Qmdll m Que He mal-rm up for It othuxmxe A tlxltxc qpmtxmanq Club ll HERBERT A BTONE I Ulf! Cnuug Voc mon al Amblt on N xx x linbblcs Huntmg, md I'lNh1Yl Thlllllph the xumodland he ummm mam Dctummcd tu bllflf., somg xuld game home H1114 Splut mans Club l JEANNE MARCARFT SPENCER Cwuxxc Geneldl Ambltum Thoulu 1 n Hobbx Huntmg and wa Qhells A competent lam we all admllc To be a theulo mn 1S her dQQ11L ALt1V1t16S DISUIH' Glee Club 9 10 11 12 FlE,9hH1'1l'T. Regeptmn B nd 9 10 ll B 01.119 10 ll ROGER HERBERT STACKPOLP Slmlx Cuulsg Ggnelal Ambltlon Nam Hobbx Eatm Hn own dnt hn doeb defeat Even uma hc stalts to mt A lxltlu Chas 9 10 Baseball ll 12 Football IZ T1aLkl0 ll ipu1tsm'ms Club ll . . Y J A .f1'1'H , 'Z ' ' I ga V QA' - .',x ,, . . ' 4 'C Z , . . Z 1 A ' 1 a ., . 1 . 0. ' ., , , , . - X' ' ' - . 4 ' . 7' A fu' . A D Y A X 1 B h x' 1, c't'f 1:: .. 1 5 X . 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Q PRUDENCE ARVILLA THOMPSON Il QUUISC GCDC18l Ambxtlon Housewllc Hobby Sewlnb W1th he1 sewmg she does her best As .1 housevs 1fe she ll pass the test ACt1V1t1GS FHA 9 F16-shman R Ceptlon GAA Dmce 9 Plom 11 Sotml 12 Glee Club 9 GLORIA MAY TRAFTON Course College Amb1t1on Norm Hobbles Band and sports She led the Band through all 1tS Stllfe We hope shell lead a Nolm al llfe ACllVlt1eS Carnlval Ball Attendant 9 Class S cretars 9 T1easure1 10 H1Y10 11 12 GAA Dance9 10 11 12 SoC1a19 10 Dlstaff GAA Sec1eta1y12 Rep1esenta tlve 11 Band 10 11 12 Clee Club 9 Softball 9 10 11 Basketball 9 10 11 12 T1 uk 9 10 11 SHIRLEY MAE TREADWELL Course P16 Nursmf' Amb1t1on Nu1sL Hobbw Sports Shlrley wlth hel bashful ways Helped to b11 hten ou1 school dats ACllV1t19S FHA 9 HELEN IRENE TREMBLAY Course Busmess. Amb1t1on Dancmg Teacher Hobbues Bob and musm Danun 18 UUI Helens hobbx She ll be happx vtlth h 1 Bobb ALt1x1t1es T11 H1 Y 9 H1 Y 11 12 GAA Dance 9 10 P1om 11 Snclal 9 10 11 Dlamatms 9 Glee Club 9 1 T ac 11 FH IACFJQ N Hl,'I1f.X'H W ., . , . . ,'-1 r- ' 1' , y' ' .C A ' ' ' . . . - Q ' . .. . . . 1 . , , , , . 2 ' 3 ' ln -. g .. 4 . .. 3 7 1. , 19 ' 15, ' ' ' : e ' aff 4: .1 z ' ' . ' A h 2 f . , : 1 Q . - , 125 . ., , , 3 'L' . , ,12. W, , . , - ' ' ' . . A . . ., D . r JU K - v ,, , 1 'l'l'1'1'1 ' ',.. , J. -' fy '. . , , '. ,. ' , , Y v Q. 5.1 1 ' L 1 , , 3 1 , l0,11, 2g 1' 'k 10, 1 . .A, 9. , . DOROTHY GERTRUDE WALKER llllffll Coulse Pu NUISIHQ Amb1t1on Surglcal DUIS6 Hobbles Buttons and men Hex pelsonalltx should allure All hex patlents to a cuxe Actlvltles Carnival Ball Attendant 10 Class Vlcc P1es1dent 10 11 H1 Y 10 11 12 Fleshman Receptlon GAA Dance 9 P1om ll Soc1al9 11 D1Staff Dra matxcs 10 Band 10 ll 12 Glee Club 9 Red and White 0 Student Counul 10 ll 12 Basketball 10 11 12 ROBERT EDGAR WASHINGTON 50 l Course Vocatlonal Ambltlon MHCDIDISL Hobby Roller skatlng Bobby who loves to roller skate Should have no trouble Hndmg a date ACt1V1t16S SOC1alCOITlm1tt6e 11 12 Dlstai Glee Club 9 Basketball 9 RICHARD A WATSON lm -nl Couxse Collebe Amb1t1on All FOILQ Hobby Baseball Doc wxll make hlmself a name In the baseball Hall of Fame Act1v1t1es Baseball 9 10 11 12 Sportsman Club Secretary Tleasurer 11 ROBERT BRUCE WATSON I 00111 Cou1se College Amb1t1on T 1V Hobbv PAB The ldols of our Bobby see Are Pat and h1S photography ACt1V1t1eS Class Treasurer 12 Freshman Recept1on Prom Comm1tteel1 Soc1alComm1ttee 9 10 11 12 De bat1ng9 10 Dlstaff Ed1tor Dramatlcs 9 10 ll 12 Band 9 10 11 12 Glee Club 9 Orchestra 12 Red and White 9 10 11 12 Baseball 9 ll 12 Basketball 10 11 Foot ball 9 10 PAGE 43 .-. .,,- .' - . 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Y , I Y Y , 1 , , - , , Y Y 42 Y Y Y Y Y S W 7 1 Y 7 H I 5 9 - Coul se VOCHIIOUH lACE44 -qv'- wow Q A fn ELAINE CYNTHIA WEBBER X COLIINC Bumnesx AYTlbltlilD Qecletwl x Hobby Danclng A strawberly blonde IS oul Elaln And vs hats oul 1085 19 someones gam ALIlV1tI6S T 1 H1Y 11 GAA Dmce 9 10 m lf.s9 10 Band IO 11 Track 9 10 11 FREDERICK GUY WELCH I 144 dl Coumc Vocatlonal Ambltlon Hobby Flghlng Fxedciy ls oul Mount Hope boy Evely d ly he brlngs us IOS IAWRENCE EDWIN WENTWORTH ill 1 Ambltliln Mechanlv Hobbv Cam Peanut to bchool lS alll ap lite Does he QVCI keep a date Actlxltlex Spoltsman s Club ll RICHARD WHITTAKER X l CKJLIISL VIICSIIKJDWI Ambltlon Spoll Cdlfflillllrl Hobbx Bas ball Rlchalcl xxlth hls hall ot lux Y, Ib Nome c IIIIMIHISI lt ls wld nl' Actlxltles Baqeblll 9 L 1 Nam l'1r1l!.'1'l1. ' 'ls 1 ' , 1 ' - ' Q , '. . ' : ' , ' 2 1 '- g ,., z - .. :Dra- at .. 1 . : ' I, . . . ,A :Wi r, . 586, ., v . Z , .4 fi' 1 9 1 X ' .' ' f R I , 5-Q' ' ' ' ' VV I ' f A55 iii J . IT mf H., ' ' ' , . . ' ' f A f fr 2 . . -3 l'l'l , 1 'xlz ' . ' ' : 's ' ' Ll Q ' .'Z '2 Q lv . B, .Z . fs. V - 51' . . ' I ' I.: K x Q .I K M, I J 1 ' RILIINRD P WHITNEY I 1 ouise L ills Ambition Nixx Hobby A1t Dick s cur king of the pinb pong table Many paintin s his name viill label Activities Chess 9 10 Prom 10 11 Social Commit tee 9 10 11 19 Dlstaff Red and White 9 10 Basketball 9 Tiack 12 L LA YTON WILLIAM WILSON flux! Couist Business Ambition Mllllflhill Hobby Music We Oui boy Clayton leads his band And pla ,fs his sax throughout the land Mfztf WAYNE MITCHELL WRIGHT Couis Colle e Ambition Retire Wayne s ability as a scholar Will win hun many a solid dollar Activ 'ies Chess 9 10 11 12 Treasurer 12 Social Debating 9 10 11 12 Dlstaff Goodall Medal 9 11 Baseball Manage1 11 12 F fla WP' DORIS JEANETTE YERAM lo Course College Ambition Get 11th Hobby Danung and men This little gnl with her golden throat Shovxs us the Chaim of an altos note Activities T11 H1 Y 10 11 G A A Dance 9 10 P1 om 11 Social 9 10 11 Glee Club 9 R d and Vlhlte 9 Dm rra ics 9 10 11 Band 10 11 PA CF Q A' . li'1'1'11 C '1 -Qc 2 2 . . N . , G , L I . . . . I ., C . . , -1 Cv ' ,. .1 h V - 1' . -ei 7 - 1 Y -I - I , C . .. ' V vi. 5: S' 351: ' V Z ' ' I ' so I 1' . M .X A 1 Activities: Band 9, 10. 11. 123 Orchestra 11. 124 A X N , ' 'V 3' I ' A l V ,.. O . , . . 1 I 'H 1 , , Q, , 5 ' 12: , , , Z 3 -, 9 Q l Z A 4 - y, ' ' - .' . , . , 2 Q. .- y 5 i I . I 1 i 1 I . , 3 : 6 I g 1 t ' , . Q , , , . AU'l'OGRAPi-IS Q' , X X X xizwl- .-In wi X 1 K X f k X X Nix xi., If K iii! L Q., W2-gf.g ig - s.. 4 LQ - 'A W I .. - f ' -E N- . .M A VA M, ...I , V-I 1' - -L., THE JUNIORS CZ? Mathlcu .Im dan Fulle-1 Front mu left to rlsht Fax Otls Constance Nax lm PAL F 48 CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER ADVISORS Arthur Mathleu Constance Naylor Jordan Fullel Fay Otm MISS Paulme O Ha M1 Joseph Collm I ' '. ' . x 5 ,, Baclk row, left to right' Arthur Beverly Baldwln Faye Baldwln Constance Bennett Ceclle Bergeron Sh1rley Boudreau Margaret Bougle Constance Clark Marllyn Cormxer Jacquellne Doyy ns Claudette Dumont Sh1rley Durant Shlrley En land Rachel Emmons Sylv1a Floyd Joan Ford Joan Gerrlsh Luella Glle Catheune Gouldmg Jean Gowen Mar1lyn Grant Davld Aldrlch Charles Allen R1chard Baston Thomas Belhveau Bruce Butler Roland Caron Frmont Clark R1chard Clark Derrell Clarke Merrell Clarke M1chael Cook MSUVICG Cormler lohn Crabtree Warren D1nardo Robert Ferr IS Jordan Fuller Glorla Gflfflh Norma Hall Barbara Hewev Ioan Hlcken Dorrene Hoyt Betty Hughes Janlce Iles Glor1a Jacobs Phyll1s Jones Joan Kershaw Marllyn K1tChlHg Helen Koutrouhs Patrlcla Landry Theresa Langla1s Arlen Lawrence Paullne LeBlanc Balbara Lessard Emlly Lever Alma Llbby Frnel Garland Maurlce Gauthler Stephen Glllxgan Rlchard Goodyyln Tack Hardy Carl Harris Donald Hartford Rlchard Hogue Arnold Holland Malcolm Holland Robert Horne Frank Hoyy es Wllllam Johnson Donald Johnston Donald Lachance Paul Lachancc Betty Lord Joanne Marchand E1a1ne McAleney W1lanna Merrlam Carolyn Moller Barbara Muchmore Betty Muchmore Constance Naylor Carla Noechel Barbara Noyes Fay Otls Tanet Page Frances Parker Alb rt1ne Plcken Harrlet Plnkerton Llnda Prlme El1zab th Roberts Nancy Rollms Arllne Roy Arthur Laprxse Mlchael Mann Arthur Math1eu lawrence Mauzexall Rlchard Merr1 1eld Rxchard Mlchaud Raymond Monahan Roger Needham Kenneth Nlchols Harry Perklns Franklln Phllllps Robert Prescott Ceorge Provencher Rlchard Rand Kenneth Randall Robert Rlchazd Beverly Shufelt loyce Sm1th SylV1a Sm1th Barbara Stackpole Marllyn Stanley Jane Strang Anne Strltch Sharon Taylor Betty Tuttle Wllma Vachon Beverly V1landrv Frances Webber Tuouth W1 gm Nancy Wlllard loan W1ll1ams Helen Wolchok Margaret Wormwood Paul R1vazd Robert Rondeau Baxter Rovye Jack Scott Arthur Slmpson Robert Sprague Rlchard Stanley Frederlck St Cyr Wllllam Vaccaro Roy Waddmgton Ralph Walker Tames Wxlley Robert Wllson PACE H Q . . . . . , 5 ' - e . i A - O ' Phyllis Libby Delores Sevigney ' ' D v' J v 1 . - L' I' ' I . . J , Y x Z I x V v V ..-......, ,- W.,.,,,, t........ .l l , - .,. ,a.,.4..,. -9 ij, 4 , . V eg ..,. ,, ,j P , V H, F4 h tg A 4,5 - . A ' f .. . , -:M- f 21-. 4 THE SOPHOMORES Back rovx left to r1ght Stanley Sclev ont lou aft o ll ht qhlllLX a clall lVl11g,a1et Dcmus IXLI' Ml CLA PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER ADVISORS S OFFICERS Stanley SCISSZRH Shlrley Randall Margaret Demers Mary Ann Jowett Miss LOUISE Mallmson MISS Marlon Fuller ? S r I S A ' , I v ka, Mary Al Juwett. l l L I Fr ' ',l1 t 2 . R'n- U Q I f Lorralne Allen Kay Avery Norma Battye Lucllle Beauchesne Clalre Beaudet Jeanmne Belanger Joan Bernler Lorralne Berthlaume Anlta Blshop Glenys Boowell Lucllle Bolvln Patr1c1a Bouchard Vlrglma Chadbourne Sylvia Clough lanet Costello Margaret Demers Beatrlce Dubols Nancy Dunbar Kenneth Abbott Earl Adams Norman Allalre Rlchard Allen Raymond Baron Ronald Berry Roger Brou1llard Robert Butler Arthur Cole Roger Demers Laurent Dewlre Leon Doxron Kelth Dolan Roland Dostle Ro er Dovx nmtg James Dovx ns Roland Edgerly Phlllp Fu uson Arllne Emard Rlta Fourmer Nadlne Gavel Barbara Goodwm Joyce Grant Patr1c1a Grant Clalre Bernler Patr1c1a Horne Shlrley Hussey lean Jones Many Ann Tovwett Ellzabeth Kmg Angle Lachance Nancy LaFlamme Georglanna Langley Patr1c1a Lessard Janlce C Llbbey Rebecca Mauzerolle Robert Ferguson R1chard Ford George Galeucla Davld Gardner Edvx ard Gauth1er Robert Gendreau Robert Gllman My ron Hobbs Jr Ernest Houle Melvin Jones Leo Kallglan Nlcholas Kostls Robert LeBlanc Armand Legere Robert Levesque Earl Llttlefield Davld MacGregor John McCormack Jacquelme Maynard Nancy Mee Janxce M1les Judlth Mltchell Mary Al1ce Morey Claudette MOF1SS6tt6 Mary MOF1SS9tt9 Arlme Mosher Irene Nadeau Patr1c1a Nutter Ellzabeth Oakes Mary Jane Perkms Charlotte Plcken Dorothy Plerce Patr1c1a Pollard Geraldlne Qul Juanlta Randall Shlrles Randall Bax rv McCullough Vxctor Mee Jr Robert Mello Henry Morgan Ralph Mor n Ronald MOTIU W1ll1am Morrow Iohn Mulllns Robert O Connell Lloyd Orser Walter Ouellette Jr Wxlllarn Pelletxer Davld Pence Barn Pendexter Rlchard Poxx nall Gordon Prlme Robert Ramsdell Rax mond Rlchaxd Laurette Roberge Georgxanna Roy Patr1c1a Slodall Barbara Sugden Madelme Tanguay Anna Tard1Ff Anathalla Torno Fleanor Vllandry Patr1c1a Vezlna Bettv Walsh Constance Weeks Avls Wentvtorth Helene Wharfl Joanne WhltC Constance Wlllald Noreen Wilson Shlrlex Yates MWYIC Woodvx ard Baxlex Roberts Tarnes Slundels Bruce Schmottlath Qtanley Scxeszka Re 1Y'lEilC1 Sheltx 1 Freeman Smlth Robert Stubbs Rox Tebbetts Eall Tnerlault Waltel Trumble llonel Tur eon Rlchaxd Tuttle Wax ne Watexhouse Fxelett Whlttcn Waxng Woodbulx YAC? - . . . . ., ' v J f 1 . . . . . Y . . , l Y K if 4 - . v . V A Q . v I V 1 ' vu K 1 , ' Y , . . . - Z 'I - - , . ' L U' . . . . , 1 Q ,. Q V' ' Jr. . . 5 - J - .v, A . . , 0 , ' , ' , Y . , . . C, D . . . I ' ' ' ' , .0 . 1 . 1 1 rw - A , . , , Hninnl-ld-I., M M , f.- ,, , ,. f 2ll.-Lik- M lu. ,,.. ll, ..,...N , ,jygi THE FRESHMEN Back row left to flght Cllfford Cm m1e1 Jane Wagg., Fmnt row Igft to Ilght Shulnv Grant Clare Spung IACF CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARV TREASURER ADVISORS Clalre Sprmg Chfford Cormler Jane Wagg Shlrley Glant Mus Catherlne Stulb M1 John Fahey 'v .' -, - 1 , I V' ' , ' I! , . . ,V X v' :L '. ,K ' 1' , .' ' 9. 52 Mar1on Allen Clalre Bacon Ralnette Bacon Joan Bennett Jacquel1ne Bergeron Paul1ne Bland R1ta Bourque Marguer1te Bowman Jul1a Braley Florence Brown DOFIS Carpenter Sonya Chesley Betty Ann Chadbourne Iamce Clough Mary Ann Cormler Irene Cote Rufus Ansley Chester Avery Verne Blod ett R0 er Bruchard Donald Brown Larry Brown Robert Camlre Charles Carle Alfred Chabot Robert Champagne Roger Ch1ck Stephen Clark John Cochln Jr Tames Cookson Rlchard Couture Raymond Demers Robert Dudgeon Sylv1a Cote Phyllls Desmalrals Cla1re Desrochers Iudlth Eaton Prlscllla Eaton Rlta Ferland I uc1lle Ferns Valer1a Ferro Ina Flsher Rlta Frotton Ruth Garslde I uc1l1e Gendron Sh1rley Grant Jeanne Gremer Phyllls Gremer Joan Grover Robert Duprez Rene Ferland Gerard F1l1on Conrad Gavnon Orren Garland Rrchard Garland Rlchard Gauthler Robert Gerrlsh Gordon Goodhue Frederlck Goodmg Ioseph Goodness Jr Cordon Goodvx 1n Lysle Grant Frederlck Greax es Fdvx ard Gren1e1 WIIIIHID Hatch Thomas Jagger Shlrley Hartford Mary Hatch I O1S Hayward Eleanor Hersom Yolande Janson Ju11a Jodrey Jean Lacey Betty Langlals Phyllls Langlals Sh1rley Leavltt Delores Ledger Rosella Maskell I 1l11an Mauzerolle Cla1re McGrath Carol Mee Wanda Mlles Calvln Jones Russell I xbbew Dav1d McCormack Gllbert Madore Rlchard Maskell James McCullough Fremont Merrxam Maurlce Merrlfield Davld Mltchell Allan Moore Eldon Morrlll Joel Moulton Dav1d Nason DaV1d Pendextex Thomas Penney Ronald Plke Carl Plllsburx Jeamne Orr1ll Helen Parent Ethel Perreault Marlene Pert Arlene R1Ck6F Martha Sheltra Clalre Sprmg Sally Tlbbetts Iune Therlault Iudlth Topham Lor1a1ne Trumble Sylvla Wadsworth Jane Wagg Maureen Wh1ttaker Barbala Wolchok Elleen Wrlght Charles Randall Jr Robert Rxchard Garet R1chardson Elvlngton Robblns Paul Rox Allan Russell Gerard Savage Carleton Sharpe Howard Soule Ralph Sprague Ronald Spruce John Vaccaro Wlllram Webber R1cha1d Wentworth Daud Westcott PAGF 3 Edward Arseneault Richard Fallon Robert Landry Robert Randall I ACTIVITIES 'S Sf STUDENT COUNCIL Standmg left to rlght R Monahan R Leblanc J Fuller M Hatch N W1llard D Sev1gney M K1tch1ng G Qu1gg H Carpenter C Wxllard A Saperstem R P1ke Front row left to rlght Mlss Donovan D Walker L Powers P Schwartz T Nutter S Taylor J Broggl C Naylor STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Councll composed of members elected by each class has an Wh1ch exxsts between the students and faculty of Sanford Hlgh School It over sees the observance of Freshman Week WORK BEFORE THE BALL IAGE if It sponsors annually the local foul shootmg contest and a faculty sen1or val Ball Thls year marked the second obserx ance of Brotherhood Week by Sanford H1,qh School and Salnt Ivnatxus Hlgh School at a Jomt assembly 1n the gym It also saw the complet1on of a contest to provlde an appropr1ate seal for San ford H1gh School Franc1s Ford was judged the wlnner and the seal was first used as the theme for th1s 1902 Dlstaff One of the years final projects was a menu surxey the purpose of whrch was to ass1st the cafe-ter1a staff by findlng student preference for 1ts menus and to acquamt students w1th cafeter1a problems important share in the fine ,relation basketball game. 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THE ROYAL COURT Back roxx standlng left tc rlght G Quxgg B Rankm F Otls S Grant Front xcvt left to Ilghl M Reeks J Shavx E Saxag,e S Mclntuc THE CARNIVAL BALL On Januarw 26 the Annual Carnual Ball was held Th1s tear the theme was keepmg The Kmff and Queen were Fuqene Sax age and Jacquelme Shaw Senror attendant was Betty Rankm Ju mor attendant was Fav Otls Sophomore attendant was Geraldxne Quxgg and Freshman attendant was Sh1rlex Grant At th1s ex ent the foul shootmff trophles were awarded to Glorla Tratton and Arnold Holland Members of the student counc1l th1s xear were Paula Schvsartz presrlent Thomas Nutter x1ce pres1dent L1nda Powers treasurer Shlrlex Tavlor sec retarx Dorothx Walker Joan Broggx Allan Sapersteln Jordan Fuller Nan cx W1llard Delores Seugnex lNl3F1lX1'1 K1tch1n f Rat mond Nlonahan Constance Nawlor Hazen Carpenter Kay Avery Geraldlne Qulgg Robert Leblanc Con R1ke w1th MISS Madel1ne Donox an Ad wsor THE GRAND 'VIARCH PAGF 0 K ' M K D6 N1 L. .,.. M L in :ga x . .1 vi .'- I l an . ,Y . . , ,- v I . .v.,. v ' v v 1 7 . ' J . t 1 1 ' the Mardi Gras and decoratxons were IH stance W1llard, Mary Hatch. and Ronald V 1 ' O Y l 1 7 - .. L ' Q ' . ' s L I Y l - . ' D . A Y f I ' l . Q - - 9 Q 5 V, Uv . - - QS ,' . '. ,I ' ' f I ' , f V I Y V FD' I A ' , 57 PAGE 58 ACTIVITY IN THE ART RooM ART DEPARTMENT Students In hIgh school who go to the Art Room have the same un1ver sal urge to express themselves creat1vely that produced works of art both great and InsIgnIfIcant throughout the hlstory of mankInd They are not always certaIn Just what It IS they want to do but they recognIze the need for a creatIve aesthetIc exper1ence Sooner or later by experImentIng at leIsure Wlth var1ous medIa each wIll iind one adapted to hIs temperament and Wlth gu1dance wIll learn to develop a technIque of h1s own In handhng the medIum For example one IndIvIdua1 wIth a strong urge to splash color around will find great satIsfact1on In experlmentmg wlth water color a transparent medIum or tempera palnt which IS opaque In abstract forms or 1magInatIve landscapes Wlth rhythmIc patterns and strong con trasts In value Another may lIke the feel of clay and spend happy mo ments creatIng In the round StIll another may enjoy the dry texture of charcoal and pastels and spend hours smudgIng and blendIng the powdery medIum Into the smooth surface of paper Then there IS the IndIvIdua1 who enjoys workIng In the subtle values of black to whxte and finds expres sIon In pen and Ink or pencll technlque When an lndlvldual through free experlmentatlon finds the medIum whxch gIves hIm the most aesthet1c satIsfact1on and develops a personal technlque worthwhIle results are a natural outcome There are some who stay IU the exper1mental stage Indefinltely there are others who have a natural adaptlon for art exper1ence and develop contlnually produclnd wIthout effort authentlc and worthwhIle objects of art Whether or not one IS naturally endowed w1th what we call talent If he has the w1ll to express hlmself creatlvely he will certalnly benefit greatly from the many aesthetlc experIences to be found In the Art Room The Art Department has contrIbuted decoratlons for all the soclals and proms It has made murals for teachers rooms It paInted a SCENIC back drop for the LIOHS CharIty Show It has worked on palntlngs for the lnternatIonal School Art Project sponsored by the Red Cross It IS prlntmg by sIlk screen process the school seal on gummed paper for sale to students to benefit the Stadlum Fund ' N f ' I .I ' - cr 1 Q Q . 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I ' s I 1 v 1 1 a , . a I -:I - - u 1: - - w , l . . . 1 , ' . , . . . 7 'G GUIDANCE CAREFULLY GIVEN GUIDANCE The basic function of the guidance program is to provide Counseling Coun seling IS the very heart of the guidance program Through counseling pupils are helped with their problems of per sonal living and aided 1n long time plan ning Counseling IS the activity that makes schooling meaningful nd pur poseful for all students There are many types of counseling carried on 1n the modern school All of them are important and no guidance program IS complete unless every de partment of the school carries out its particular counseling responsibilities Teachers by the very nature of their teaching responsibilities do a great deal of counseling The members of the ad ministrative staff work frequently with pupils in a counseling relationship The school s counselors carry on counseling as a major responsibility All counseling activities within a school are important parts of a complete counseling service Counseling has been called the 1nd1 vidualized service of education Simply defined it IS the process of helping pu p1ls through the 1nterv1ew and other individualized relationships to meet and solve their personal problems now and in the future. Counseling is considered to be a per- son-to-person relationship in which aid is given the individual in arriving at in- telligent decisions and in makincf satis- factory progress relative to problems of plan choice interpretation and adjust- ment It involves carefully evaluating and analyzing authentic facts concern ing the 1nd1v1dual himself and his en vironment so that he can be enabled to arrive at his own decisions Counseling IS not advisory As based on the definition counseling may be considered to have several ma 1or purposes Those given here are not intended to provide an exhaustive l1st They will perhaps serve to further point up and clarify the place of the counseling service as one if not the most important element 1n a program of guidance services Some of these pur poses are 1 To provide individual assistance to the student in regard to problems which he recognizes as vital to himself 2 To aid the student in interpreting his own personal data 3 To aid the student in evaluating va rious conditions and alternatives which may exist in his environment 4 To direct the student s attention to and provide positive constructive aid in regard to decisions and alternatives which he may be required to face 5 To aid the student in embarking upon intelligently selected courses of action toward reasonable and construc- tive goals. 6. To aid the student in making neces- sary adjustments and modifications of plans in progressing toward acceptable and reasonable goals. PAGE F H A CLUB President R Glaude Vlce Presldent J Gerrlsh Secretary C Bennett Treasurer J Clough Advlsor M1ss Ph11br1ck PROJ ECTIONISTS CLUB Presxdent N Al1a1re VICE Presldent R Wentworth Secretarx G Prxme Advlsor Mr Cote PAGE no Q - . g v ' 1 . ' v ' v v - Q 9 ' v v ' . . 1 ' . . . K , . V , . Standmg Mr Gates DEBATING Slttlhg left to rxght W Wrlght E Wrlght J Wagg M Cormler N Dunbar C Allen CHESS CLUB Pres1dent A Saperstem V1ce Pres1dent W Schultz Jr Secretary Treasurer W Wr1ght Advlsor Mr Schultz PAGE G1 , - . y . , . y . , . , - - 1 . , - , . . ., ' , . . BAND AND ORCHESTRA SCHEDULE June 24-27 1951 Atlantic City New Jersey Lions International Convention September November 1951 Football Games October 31 1951 Merchants Halloween Parade December 14 1951 Santa Claus Parade January 19 1952 Winter Concert March 1952 Spring Concert May 3 1952 Western Maine Festival at Lewiston Maine May 30 1952 Memorial Day Parade June 6 1952 New England Festival in Amherst Massachusetts CLARINETS Pauline Bland Sylvia Cote Joan Cram Joan Bernier Richard Fallon Robert Ferguson Luella Gile Norma Goodwin Barbara Hewey lean Hall Louise Johnson Theresa Lanqlais Mary Jane Perkins Ronald Perreault Albertine Picken Elizabeth Roberts Nancy Rollins Clayton Wilson Helene Wharff BASS HORNS William Schultz William Russell Maureen Whittaker BAND MEMBERS SAXOPHONES Ioyce Berry Ronald Berry Donald Hartford Lucille Gendron Julia Jodrey Eileen Wrivht TUBAS Stanley Scieszka David Gardner Robert Wilson BELL LYRE Pauline Monahan FLUTE Marion Allen Allen Moore MELLOPHONES Norma Hall Marilyn Grant Gloria Jacobs Shirlev Randall Carolyn Moller ORCHESTRA MEMBERS VIOLINS Pauline Monahan Priscilla Eaton Charlotte Picken Nancy Barnett TROMBONES Charles Allen Robert Horn TRUMPETS Malcolm Holland Raymond Monahan Rob rt Ramsdell Richard Ford SAXOPHONE Joyce Berry HORN Gloria Jacobs CELLO Judith Wiggin DRUMS Barry McCullough Fred St Cyr Robert Watson CLARINETS I ou se Johnson Clayton Wilson Robert Ferguson Elizabeth Roberts PIANO Bruce Schmottlach TRUMPET Fdward Arseneault Malcolm Holland Raymond Monahan Robert Ramsdell Tames Willey Richard Ford I eo Kaligian William Morrow Garet Richardson DRUMS Ruth Garside Carleton Hoeue Barry McCullough Bruce Schmottlach Fred St Cyr Roy Tebbetts Robert Watson Robert Gerrish FRENCH HORN Nancy Willard OBOE Arlene Roy TROMBONES Charles Allen Tean Gowen Robert Horn Roy Waddington MAJORETTES Gloria Trafton Delores Sevigney Dorothy Walker Beatrice LaChance Patricia Bouchard Claire Sprin Shirley Grant Janet Page DIRECTOR Everett Firth ASSISTANTS Iohn Cella Robert Ramsdell Lawrence Arnold THE MAJORETTES PACE Kenneth Abbott Earl Adams Davld A1dF1Ch Lorralne Allen Clalre Bacon Lucllle Beauchesne Ceclle Bergeron Jacquelme Bergeron Clalre Bernler Anlta Blshop Rlta Bourque Marguerlte Bowman Julla Braley Florence Brown Allce Carr Betty Chadbourne Sonya Chesley Constance Clark Mar1lyn Cormler Mary Jane Cormlex Janet Costello Irene Cote Harland Day Peggy Demers PAGE F4 GLEE CLUB Cla1re Desrochers I eon Dolron Robert Dudgeon Claudette Dumont Jud1th Eaton Rlta Ferland Luc11le Ferrls Sylv1a Floyd Rlta Fournler Rlta Frotton Rlchard Gagnon Rheta Gardner Barbara Goodw1n RlChHTd Goodwin Lysle Grant Claue Grenler Joann Grenler Phyll1s Gren1er Carl Harrls Shlrley Hartford LOIS Hayward loan Hlcken Rlchard Hogue ReJeanne Jacobs Calv1n Jones W11l1am Johnson Jean Lacey Nancy LaF1amme Patrlcla Landry Shlrley L9aV1tt Dolores Ledger Em1ly Level Tamce Lxbby Rosella Maskell Nancy Mee Wanda M1les Mary Morey Henry Morvan Claudette Morrlssette Mary Morrlssette Arlene Mosher Carla Noechel Betty Oakes Jeannlne Orrlll Helen Parent Fthel Perreault Marlene Pert Laurette Peters Dorothy Pxerce Llnda Powers Charles Randall Arlene Rlckex Lorette Roberge Martha Sheltra Regmald Sheltra Joyce Sm1th Jeanne Spencer Robert Stubbs Madelame Tanguay Sally T1bbetts Tudlth Topham Anathaha Torno Helen Tremblay Lorralne Trumble Sylv1a Wadsworth Tane Wagg Frances Webber Constance Weeks Joanne Whlte Noreen WIISOH Helen Wolchok Abble Harvey Advlsor I N 1 1 J K . J' - 4 , ' , 1 W J , A as J V f - i x Rainette Bacon Shirley England Betty Langlals James Saunders RED AND WHITE Standmg left to rlght L Gendron C Avery H Koutroulls J Kershaw F Brown C Moller N Rolllns J Hardy J Eaton R Stubbs D Carpenter M Allen Mr Towle R Wat son N Kostls Front row left to rlght F Ford N Willard J Strang R Noel B Belleau L Powers H Russell C Allen The Red and Whlte our school newspaper IS an extra currlcular 3Ct1V1ty for all students who are mterested 1n newspaper reportlng Wfltlng and make up t affords many other practlcal experlences ln Journallsm Under the d1rect1on of Mr Towle the Red and Whlte IS publ1shed four tlmes a year Rlta Noel and Betty Belleau are co ed1tors The complete staff for 1951 1952 IS as follows Ed1tor ln Chxef R1ta Noel Managlng Ed1tor Betty Belleau News Ed1tor L1nda Powers Feature Ed1tor Jane Strang ASSlSt8Ht Feature Ed1tor Nancy Wlllard Boys Sports Ed1tor Charles Allen G1rls Sports Ed1tor Helen Russell Art Ed1tor Franc1s Ford Staff Photographer Robert Watson BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Bus1ness Manager Jack Hardy Clrculatlon Manager Nancy Rollms REPORTERS N1ck Kostls Robert Stubbs Carolyn Moller Helen Koutroulls Marlon Allen Dor1s Carpenter Chester Avery Florence Brown Joan Kershaw Lucllle Gendron Judy Eaton Pr1sc1lla Eaton John Cochm Advlsor Mr Charles Towle Dlrector of Guxdance PAGE ' 5 . y Q , . , . . - Q i . -. - . 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Wolchok I var: me GIRLS HI Y Presldent J Shaw VICE Presldent M K1tChlH Secretary R Therlanos Treasurer S Taylor The Yls The Y clubs, which lnclude all high tunities for wholesome recreation and school Ys have as the1r purpose To create rna1nta1n and extend through out the school and comrnumty hrgh standards of Chr1st1an character They offer to the1r members varlous oppor SOCIHI development They teach better c1t1zensh1p through work and play W1th others They contrlbute much to our democratlc Way of llfe PAGE 6 1 DRAMATICS The play of the year Home Sweet Homicide was presented in the gymnasium on March 1 under the direction of Miss Vallely and Mr Fahey Home Sweet Homicide IS an amusing mystery The plot briefly concerns what happens side The following seniors helped make the play a great success Patricia Blake and Helen Russell did an excellent Job of portraying two pretty daughters Thomas Nutter and John McCullough kept the attention of the audience as detectives Jane Normandeau and Robert Watson in their respective roles gave good performances Others in the cast included Nancy Willard Frances Parker Wayne Waterhouse Jack Hardy Joseph Goodness Charles Allen Robert Richard Delores S vigney Nlckolas Kostls John Mullins Jane Strang Constance Willard Emily Lever and Robert G1lman Miss Vallely also presented Prologue to Glory in the one act play contest The cast included William Schultz Thomas Nutter Patricia Blake John McCullough Nancy Willard Jack Hardy Charles Allen and Frances Parker PACF18 ' MM J W 'Ve 7 ' Jr. '7 ww' if ' ' YY ' ' Q. ' ' vv - ' . . ' , when three children decide to bring romance into their mother's life and solve a crime on the I l Z - , ' z , . ' Q . 1 7 . I ' 1 . 1 1 7 7 Y Y ' 3 D ' , . ' 5 . , ' ', 1 , 1 DISTAFF EDITORS Back row left to flght Mrs Roll1ns W Wr1ght C Nlckerson F Ford T Nutter J Cram Front row left to r1ght J Normandeau G Trafton P Schwartz R Watson R Noel J Brogg1 S Taylor Absent J Pownall DISTAFF ASSIST ANTS Back row left to rl ht J McCullough F Scott R Chabot D Butlel N Goodwln R Whltney' R Washmgton R Mermfleld A Saperstem J Garvln J MacDonald J Maher M1dd1e row left to r1 ht H Russell P Blake J Chamberlam B Rankm S Roberts D Walker J B rry J Shavx A Dal le C Belmer E Dunfield E Therlault Front row left to F1 ht J Cormler E Fsher R Jacobs L Powers P Monahan R Therlanos J Morban B Lachance B Belle u PAGE , B . , , . , . , . , . , . A 1 ' ' 7 ' I ' Y 0 7 . I , , . . .G I V . r b ' ' I cv ' - I v - 1 - 1 - 1 ' , , , . . - , - v . , . . . .1 l . . , J . .4 4 . , . , A. . . . Q V L, . - v - N' v ' 1 - Q v . v - v ' ' 'D' ' ' G v :f ' - 1 - ' y - v - v - - ' , 'J . , . . 3 , f' u-A W XX k7X x59 J GLF milf QNig x ,- w SPQRTS X 25 Ag 15j1,i TWV' v CAPTAIN MAHER Thxs llneup led by Coach War ner Keaney and ass1stant coaches Joe Nunan and Bob Batherson had 1ts ups and downs durxng the cam palgn Hmshmg w1th a five and five record The Redskxns however lmproved durlng the season and reached thelr peak ID the final game by scalplng the Bunkles 4lto 7 PAGE 72 FOOTBALL A scene from any game 1n 1951 The fans are razzmg and the stands are trembhng as our adversarles the brave chal lengers trot onto the field Suddenly the razzmg turns 1nto a tremendous cheer for Captaln John Maher and h1s cohort as they come chargmg onto the field A hushed sxlence fills the park as Maher sends the pxgskm spmnlng end over end 1nto enemy terr1tory as an electr1fy1ng roar r1ses from the crowd and Sanford s charglng Red sklns smother the opposlng players The Redskms take to the defense Wlth Maher McCullough Tebbetts Brown M thleu Mxchaud Clarke Aldrlch Hogue Le offense takes over and we see Savage Ferro Demers McDonald Merrlfleld Scott Stack pole Holland Fuller Baston and Vaccaro The struggle contlnues untll the final whlstle sends the fans home elated or dejected PLENTY OF ACTION y - Q . ' . ' , E . . 7 , . - 7 M Q 1 Q 1 . 1 1 a' ' 1 1 I 1 1 1 y Blanc, and Brou1llard. After a few plays the L A . 1 1 - V in 1 1 1 fm 1 1 ' 1 . 1 l - , - 7 9 7 9 THE FOOTBALL TEAM Back row left to r1ght Mr Nunan R Leblanc J Fuller W Vaccaro R Mxchaud R Bas ton R Hogue R Brou11lard D Aldrlch M Clarke A Holland A Mathleu Mr Keaney M1ddle row left to rlght R Stackpole J McCullough K Brown E Savage J Maher R Front row left to rlght R Mello J Willey R Fallon K Randall M Merrlfleld J Co chm A Adams E Gauth1er J Crabtree FOOTBALL RECORD OUR FIVE THEY THEIR FIVE THEY Rochester Lacoma St Dom1n1c St Louls Deerlng Thornton Bxddeford Westbrook 41 Kennebunk Morse Coach Warner Keaney bade farewell to a complete team of eleven senlors He w1ll have a dlflicult Job replaclng such four year veterans as Maher Savage McCullough Demers and men l1ke Tebbetts Scott Brown Stackpole Merrlfield McDonald and Ferro GOODBY TO THE SENIORS PAGE 73 , - V. E ' UU 1 Merrifield, J. MacDonald, R. Tebbetts, F. Scott,'V, Ferro, J. Demers. , ' , . ' I WE WE , . 19 6 6 ' 19 7 . ' ' 6 19 . ' 25 18 ' 6 0 22 28 ' 0 6 27 7 19 30 BASKETBALL It IS not hard to understand why the patient followers are so excited when It comes to basketball since it is one of the most interesting sports It is thr1l11ng to watch Big Bill Schultz pop in a basket when the rest of the players are still under the opposite basket Rebounds gathered by John ny Maher and forwarded to Arnie Holland or Arthur Math1eu by sharp shooters Don Payeur and Roland Chabot seldom miss finding the rim of the basket While the VaFS1ty record was six wins out of twenty starts it should be noted that most of the games were lost by a narrow margin Robert Batherson gave us some more wins by coaching the Junior Vars1ty while Lawrence Arnold pro duced a good showing for the Frosh Another Notch The Varsity D. Payeur, A. Mathieu, R. Chabot, A. Holland, W. Schultz. Missing: J. Maher, R. Prescott, Mgr. PAGE 74 Who s Aheadq VARSITY RECORD Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Rumford Rochester Portland St Ignatius South Portland Thornton Academy Brunsw1ck Portland Biddeford St Ignat1us Rumford St Louis Kennebunk Westbrook Brunswick Kennebunk Biddeford St. Louis Thornton Academy Rochester JUNIOR Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford 24 VARSITY RECORD Rumford Rochester St Ignatlus South Portland Thornton Academy Brunswlck Blddeford St Ignatlus Rumford St Lou1s Kennebunk Brunswlck Kennebunk B1ddeford St Louxs Rochester Thornton Academy P5 THE JUNIOR VARSITY Back row left to rlght Mr Keaney S Sexes ka J Vargells B Rowe R Mlchaud S Gllhgan R Ramsdell Mr Batherson Front row left to rlght L Dolron Mgr F Sm1th R Sheltra R LeBlanc E Gauthxer F Boyd W Waterhouse Mgr FRESHMEN RECORD Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Wells Rochester Thornton Wells Kennebunk Blddeford Thornton St Lou1s Kennebunk Blddeford Rochester St LOUIS THE FRESHMEN j Back row left to rlght Mr Arnold W Hatch 3-ff? G Rlchardson C Gagnon R Duprez Mlddle row left to rleht P Roy R Randall C Coxmler R Landry E Arseneault Front rovt left to rlght R Champagne D M1tchell C Caxle .I Cochln G Madore INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Many an afternoon 1n February and March you mlght have watched strong competltlon of mtramural bas ketball 1n the gym under the dlrec t1on of Joe Nunan Notre Dame the champlon team of the pas' season an well around first spot seeklng to hold the1r t1tle The team was run hy co captalns Gerard Ace Noel and John Basket McCullough k INTRAMURAL CAPTAINS Back row left to rlght R Dw1g,ht R Stack pole G Noel R Watson Front low left to Ilght H Carpenter D D01 ron A Sapersteln PAGE 75 i P1 fr- ,, A 30 47 ' ' ' 34 12 51 32 . ' 37 51 43 27 41 35 ' 36 37 ' 41 38 . ' 24 28 40 37 . ' 35 26 58 40 ' 67 45 48 49 ' 52 . A , ' : . y . ' - 1 41 47 , . ', . , . A , . ' ' , 35 . , . I . I 36 28 51 11 37 36 33 28 41 21 31 50 ' . 44 48 28 65 . ' . 50 40 . 23 45 ' ' ' 52 25 35 70 . 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' , . . in PAGE 76 WINTER PRACTICE W Schultz R W1lson TRACK Track Coach John Fahey and Assxs tant Coach W1ll1am Schultz have made plans for one of Sanford s greatest years 1n track In 1951 W1ll1am Schultz Jr Robert Wllson and Eugene Savage gave the school two firsts and a second place IH the County Meet at Thornton Acad emy Saco for one of 1ts best records W11son and Schultz featured xn the mxle and the halt mlle and have been keep mg up the1r foot work throughout the past summer and wlnter hoplng to du pllcate the w1ns and take more events thls year Savage has shown h1s sk1ll 1n Jumpmg the hlgh hurdles and w1ll str1ve to better h1s record th1s season The 100 and 220 yard dashes the 440 the 880 and the mlle runs the hlgh and broad Jumps the pole vault the d1scus and Javelm throws the shot put and varlety of events whlch track oHers THE TRACK TEAM Left to r1ght W Schultz Jr R Wllson R Dwlght E Savage S SC16SZk3 R Rlchard J Demers R Leblanc R OConnel1 w , N 'V , ' 7 'S ,R , - I - , . a - , - , - U 9 D , - I , . - Z 9 , 1 h ' .S S the hurdles, both h1gh and low, are the -. 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' , ,, ' , . , THE BASEBALL TEAM Back row left to r1ght Mr Keaney R Prescott R Baston R Stackpole J Maher A Holland R Merr1field W Wrx ht Mr Nunan Front row left to rlght R Dwight A Sapersteln R Watson A Mathleu C Drlscoll RAQFRAT T On the dlamond Coach Nunan gath ered blg headhnes as the unexpected 51 team went ahead to take second place 1n the Sunday Telegram League The Redsklns found a new star as Roly Mer rlfield stole the show by knockmg balls over the far away fences to become a new Ruth Nunan w1ll be workmg hard as the DISTAFF goes to press to try and equal the record 1f not 1mprove GYM TEAM Coach Nunan has taken upon hls shoulders another blg respons1b11 1ty by orgamzmg a gym team Af ter long hard afternoon sesslons the team gave a pubhc perform ance WhlCh won the admlratlon of everyone L Q2 THE GYM TEAM Back row left to rlght H Perkms D Aldrlch Butler R Demers R Mello Front row left to r1ght Maskell T Belllveau A Sapersteln R OConnell R Rlchard PAGE 74 'N ,905 Fw G A A COUNCIL Back row left to r1ght J Bennett C Sprmg G Qulgg M KltCh1Hg B Lachance M Boug1e M Demers Eront row left to rlght G Trafton J Shaw B Stackpole C Naylor MISS STULB Advlsor OFFICERS PRESIDENT Tacquelme Shaw VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY Glona Trafton TREASURER Constance Naylor Barbara Stackpole REPRESENTATIVES SENIORS JUNIORS Joan Brogg1 Marxlyn K1tch1ng Beatrlce Lachance SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Geraldme Quwg Cla1re Sprmg Margaret Demers Joan Bennett Margaret BOUQIQ PAGE 19 . ,A A. 1 4' at J L 'ip -r, f -1-, -a 1 A 3 , ,- f K ' , . 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A ,- GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Back row left to r1ght F Baldwm B Lachance K Gouldmg G Trafton B Stackpole S Durant R Noel B Hewey S Roberts M Kltchmg I-XFF 80 Front row left to rlght M1ss Stulb H Alexandre P Monahan Mgr BASKETBALL From the large group of g1rls go1ng out for basketball our new coach M1ss Stulb chose for the vars1ty team Sen1ors H Alexandre captaln G Trafton J Shaw S Roberts B Lachance and R Noel JUHIOYS B Stack pole F Baldw1n B Hewey M K1tch1ng K Gouldlng and S Durant P Monahan was chosen Vars1ty manager wxth D Sexlgney as ass1stant On January 6 the g1rls 1n the1r new whxte and red Jackets and varsltx socks met Kennebunk on the1r home floor and started the1r season off wnh a w1n The1r 9X1t was made on March 6 when Cathedral H1gh of Portland came to Sanford Th1s was the last game for our Sen1ors and the end or much fa1thful and appreclated work We take thlS opportumtv to sax Good bye and good luck to that great group-capta1n Henry fdul shooter Traft Jack1e Bea Rlta Sh1rley of the Varsxtx and Dottle Walker of the Junlor Vars1ty Hlgh scorer for the year was B Stackpole w1th 253 Dolnts followed by F Baldw1n w1th 127 and G Trafton Wlth 125 Guards 1n glrls basketball dont get a chance to score pomts but w1thout the1r smooth wor n f zorc guardmg backboard controlhnff and fast dehxerx of the ball to the for wards the pomts arent made Intramural basketball was dn lded up lnto nme teams and gaxe coacn mg pract1ce to the followmg g1rls J Shaw B Lachance H Alexandre C Trafton F Baldw1n B Stackpole M K1 chmg B Hewey and D Walkul These games proxlde the plax ers Vklth polnts tow ards the1r G A A athlctlc awards 1 1 - . 1 . 1 - 1 - 1 - ' - 1 . , . , . 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M . . , . . 1' ' 5 1 ' A 1 ' f 1 ' 1 Q J V BASKETBALL Back row left to r1ght D Sevlgney Mgr S Cote A Str1tch P Horne P Bouchard P Nutter M1ss Stulb 'Frnf 1' :I PRIH Plz T-70+ TWWl1r T-T11 Bougle JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE SHS Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford They Opponent Fryeburg South Portland Westbrook Deer1ng Westbrook York South Portland Kennebunk York El1ot Cathedral VARSITY SCHEDULE SHS Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford They Opponent Fryeburg South Portland Westbrook Deermg Westbrook York South Portland Kennebunk York Tralp El1ot Cathedral PAGE 81 n ' rnw! Inf' fn rivhf' an I M nr inc, Y ic, I ga gn-I N any .Ig Dnggy 'M . . . We . , . We Sanford 33 22 Kennebunk Sanford 54 31 Kennebunk 41 20 ' 57 16 41 26 39 50 23 10 34 28 24 35 ' 51 59 ' 19 21 44 33 1 38 54 ' 39 45 . 28 32 . 51 53 . 63 62 65 76 ' 31 26 L 46 60 . 42 28 ' . 56 41 ' 7 31 50 34 ' 51 45 SOFTBALL Back row left to rlght H Alexandre A Strxtch J Mltchell M Kl1Ch1HE A Llbbey M Wormwood Front low left to rlght F Baldwln S Smlth G Trafton J Shaw P Blake B Stack pole B Lachance '-.CF SOFTBALL Because there were few semors on the 1951 team the softball team th1s year should be a successful one The g1rls 1n the photograph w1ll be the nucleus of our future team Such lettermen as J Shaw chosen captam for 1952 H Alexandre G Trafton M K1lCh1Hg F Baldw1n and B Stackpole w1ll add spark along, wlth the other regulars P Blake A L1bbey B Lachance S Smlth A Str1tch M Wormwood and J M1tchell to further our softball x1ctor1es Each dax we find the g1rls xenturmg down to Clark s field to 1m proxe thexr ab1l1tx to plax Evert xear the softball team attends the annual Plax Dax 1n Port land For two tears prexlous to last the glrls held the champlonshlp The defeat of 1951 has onlv added more enthuslasm fox thc recoxcxy of the tltle :h Iv 'I u Q' +7 , ,: A .. 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I I u .am..as..--- VARSUHTCHEERLEADERS Back row left to rlght N Wlllard S England H Plnkerton F Otls Front row left to r1ght J Morgan R Noel B Rankln J Cormlex J Broggl CHEERLEADERS At all Sanford Hxgh Athlet1c act1x1t1es we found the snappy che rleaders IH the1r red and wh1te umforms Th1s year Betty Rankm was chosen to lead th1s peppy squad Although the R6dSk1HS made the pO1HtS the cheerleaders were loyal supporters and urged them on to many v1ctor es Another effectwe morale bullder for the team was th decoratmg of the school halls and plannmff of the school rallles by these g1rls We conffratulate these partmg semors for the1r consclentlous work B Rankln J Broggl W1th MISS Mahaney as thelr adv1sor the cheerleaders proved that they were among the best ID the state ID looks as well as ln forma txons Und r the leadershlp of h ad cheerleader F Parker the Jumor varslty squad was an added attracuon durm the J V games J V CHEERLEADERS Back lou left to rl ht G Rox C Mfrrlssette N Hall P Nutter F Paxkex F ont rovt l ft to Fl ht P Pollard B W1 sh N Rolllns C Wlllald IXCF , ' Z . 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'. , elf. 1, 2,213 P 'RCF 84 ADVERTISEMENTS We the Class of 1952 w1sh to thank all those who bought space ln th1s warbook We are grateful for the tang1ble mterest taken bx the idx QIIISCIS and patmns m enxblmg us to DIOLILILL our DISTAFF PATRONS AND PATRONESSES and MRS md MRS 'md MRS md MRS N R md MRS and MRS FREDERICK MLALENEY CHESTER AVERY WALTER .I BERNIER ROSCOE BERRY SAMUEL COHLN HARRY C DUNFI ELD MRS MABEL FIELDS FRIENDS OF MR cmd MRS MR and MRS MR GEORGE MRS ROGER DR and MRS 1 J NEAL GARVIN JOHN GLAUDE I HUARD HUARD HENRY P LANDERS DR and MRS MILLARD NICKERSON VIR md MRS LEON POWERS MR and MRS LEO F RUEL MRS GERMAINE RUSSELL MISS IRMA SCHWARTZ MR and MRS SAMUEL SCHWARTZ MR and MRS LLOYD SHARPE MR md MRS WILBUR G SHAW A 1957 SUPPORTER cmd MRS 'md MRS und MRS NIR and MRS BERT E TAYLOR JOHN WATSON CLAYTON WILSON CARL VVRICHT MR. , ' MR, z . MR. C . . MR. 2 . I1 . 2 1 MR. and MRS. N. J. CRAM MR. . . ' 952 MR. ' . . MR, C , MR. C . 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