Stephens High School - Tribute Yearbook (Rumford, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1955 volume:

,,,,,, ,, , Y THE 1955 TRIBUTE HIC STEPHENS HIGH SCHOCDL RUMFGRD, MAINE . 1 ,IM pay jigufe to those who give meaning to the lamp that symbolizes our school. We, the staff of the 1955 yearbook, PAY TRIBUTE TO . . . our town and its industry . our community leaders . . our administration and faculty . . . the class of 1955 .... . our undergraduates . . our activity leaders . . . our athletic teams . . the sponsors of this book . . . . if i X if ,N 3 V 1 ' at Yi page 4 Page 6 page page 17 page 39 page 47 page 75 page 89 we fokck, fke famla our Ackoof Lad a wa :S STEPHENS I-HGH SCHOOL, RUMFORD, MAINE 0 earning? wed J een me ., U' .51 vm' ,gy e pay 5565254255 A xievs of the Oxford Paper Mill as it is seen when one enters Rumford on Route IOS. In the foreground is the canal and one ot the many giant wood piles. The Oxford Paper Company as made Rumford one of thc most progressixe towns in the State ot Maine. Qlt1r tl! V The winners of the 1954 Oxford Paper Company Schol- arship with their parents and mill officials. This four year scholarship is awarded to two senior boys from either Rum- ford or Mexico, to pursue the study of engineering, as re- lated to the manufacture of pulp and paper, at the U. of M. in the College of Technology. Seated: Mrs. Joseph Zale, Mrs. Lawrence Peakes. Standing: John Zale, Mr. Joseph Zale, Mr. Theodore Spear, Vice-Presidentg Mr. Walter Holland, Mill Managerg David Pealces, Mr. Lawrence Peakes. as 1.1 .l.1.Q5r4,5rZ -A ww --J e iw ,-.-me rf. y - f lt.. , .3 J , A if 5 via? mf 1 it ' L L, it if t W rrri frat , reef 'Q-22' ..,, f. QW 2 M: ' ' , The Androscoggin River at its climax plunges l80 feet, furnishing power for Ruinford and surrounding territories. af fAriue:5 Lg flue 6641146 of flte .x4no!r05c0ggin, The 'llslandn or shopping district for Piumford is located on an island between the Androscoggin River and the mill canal. The town of Rumford, nestled in the heart of the Oxford Hills, is a shopping center for many surrounding villages. Progressive merchants are expanding along Con- gress Street which is pietured here. ln the foreground may he seen the facade of the Mechanics Institute Building, a community center sponsored by the Oxford Paper Company. X f RUMFORD SCHOOL COMMITTEE, 1954-1955 Left to Right: Mr. Van Maillet, Mr, Joseph Penseiro, Mr. Theodore Sirois, Mr. Joseph Aliberti. We pay tribute to those citizens of our town who give generously and untiringly of their time and eEort that the students of Rumford may have the best in education. . ' Li ,E 'f lt. 325- 1 fifiiffilffiiii T I W 95 155 i 'q Q + uw ..a fn v . ' ' Afwfifivy-ff'-ft J, 3 , T f , T . K 145332 wifA riclzoof aolminidfrafion fo ' maLe Ariglzf fAe 6gAf 0 earning. SUPERINTENDENT OF ScHooI.s LANVRENCE A. PEAKES We pay tribute to lV1r. Pealces, our superintendent, for his objective vision, his dedicated service, and his sincere devotion to duty, which have raised the Rumford school system to its honored position in the State of Maine. Pi lunar Bl pi' um-nr 11 Pl' puns: kb Z .hugs W i MII. BERTRAIW N. FAULKINGHANI ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL University of Maine, Bates College Chemistry, Science F"'? can -Qa- vw? sv-vw Q-uv-r 7 MII. DANA M. SIMMONS PRINCIPAL Colby College, B. S., University of Maine, M. Ed. Student Council Adviser Music in Ed., M. A. Miss EMILY PENDLETON ENGLISH University of Maine B A., M. A., Columbia Un1VCfS1ty MRS. lVlINERVA F. ANDERSON ENGLISH University of Maine, B. A., Simmons Collegeg Boston University Librarian, National Honor Society Mrs. Anderson at her busy desk in the library. Under the leadership of Mrs, Anderson and with purchase of many line new books by the school department, the Stephens' library has become one of the finest school libraries in the state. MRS. FRANCES R. MCKNIGHT ENGLISH Bates College, A. B., New England Conservatory of MRS. ELIZABETH MERRILL ENGLISH University of Maine, B. S Tribute Editorial Adviser MR. Louis H. TH1BODEAU FRENCH University of Maine, B. A., M. Eid., lnstitut de Phonetique, Sorbonne, Paris, Certihcat, john Hay Fellow, Yale, University of Laval L'Equipe francais, Art Club X1 s . l 15 Miss JULIA lViURPHY LATIN, ENGLISH Bates College, A. B., Boston University, Bliss Business College, Maine School of Commerce Dean of Girls, Latin Club Sponsor Melvin Bowie and David Phillips absorb lunch and Latin in Miss Murphy's advanced Latin class which meets during the noon hour, four days each week. 5 W x r , gh ' 5,31 ,. fri, an .,-.., Q lzs . Gif 9 iii' Mus. EFFIE VVARNER SPEECH Leland Powers School of the Spoken Vilord and Theater: University of Blaine, 'Bice School of the Spoken VVordg Shaw Business College Senior Play, Contest Play, junior Prize Speaking, Footlight Club Sponsor, National Forensic League Sponsor MN'-' 3 QQSBWA ""f'f5?L5 xxx - l Z Orifice Pnfxcrrce, SHORTHAND Husson College Unix ersitx of Maine, Cross Countr' , Senior Class Co sponsor 3 . ' ' iii li. ,, """., K? B lllll ':. I i ts 'l I i'x's.,j fi' :rap ,, N f Q5 fi! --ii" Q' l ' , f I , rfgfff I 1 f 5, Y We-J""e-. A VM, jk- Af. "1 4 1 A - -Lf "Y it t 3, if - 5 M Q- Tm ,:.1 t sss Q 3' . 1' A Senior Office Practice Class in action. Business EDUCATION Bav Path Institute, Bates College, Boston Unn ersrtv, University of Maine Baseball Coach, Lomhined Funds, Nlagarine Campaign Advisor B lrss DOIROTHEA ALLEN Maine School of Cornnierceg Boston Universityg Gorham Normal School An introduction to general business practices is given in junior Business Training I-lcre Mr Baum checks the boolxs ot his happy little fresh- TYPING, MATnErxf1AT1cs ' lift' iw ' -A X MR. THOMAS FARRELL MR. HUDSON BRENNICK HISTORY SOCIAL STUDIES University of Mai1E:e,HB. A., M. Ed.g I - - Bates o ege St. Marys Colcligleialie A., University Coach of Ski Team Head Football Coach, IV Basketball Coach, Sophomore Class Co-sponsor MR. JOHN DICKSON MATHEMATICS Springfield College, B. S.g Boston University, M. Ed. Athletic Director, Basketball Coach MR. JASPER M. FOSTER MATHEMATICS Colby College, A. B.g University of Maine Faculty Manager of Athletics MR JOHN S Ross MATHEMATICS University of Maine B A Audio Visual Director Junior Class Co sponsor -M-,,,.... QUIK MR EDGAR G TURMELLE BIOLOGY Un1vers1tyOfMa1ne B S M Ed ASS1Sf8Dt Football Coach Asslstant Base ball Coach Sophomore Class Sponsor MR LYMAN HOLMAN SCIENCE Bates College B S UHIVCISIW of Marne M Ed Jumor Class Sponsor GIIIS Softball Coach Sclence Club Sponsor MRS ELSIE MORENOY HOME ECONOMICS UDIVCISIYY of Malne B S Sponsor of Cheerleaders FHA Advrser Freshman Class Sponsor MR GEORGE GALLAN1 IR Crvrcs BIOLOGY Frankhn College B A UUIVCISIIY of Ill1nO1s Umversrty of Indlana Ball State Teachers College Butler Unrversrty Assrstant Football Coach ASS1St8Hf Bas ketball Coach Track Coach MRS ROBERTA E STROUT HOME ECOINOMICS Farmmgton State Teachers College B S Provrdence Barrmgton Brble College B A FHA Adviser 21- Mn. ALBERT H. BROWN RELATED VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS 1 v MR. CARL C. WATSON VOCATIONAL SHOPWORK Gorham State Teachers' Collegeg Colorado A. and M. Gorham State Teachers Collegeg University of Maine ff it 5 if MR. KERWIN D. ROBERTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS Gorham State Teachers' College, University of Maine MR. FRANK W. WORCESTER VOCATIONAL SHOPWORK Gorham State Teachers' Collegeg University of Maine ln the background is a picture of the model broadcasting booth built by Bill Legcrc, Class of '54, which won the Maine State Apprenticeship Contest in its class. 13 , v . , gl-IQ, i ' ' , N Rf. W' --mag, fe. ,.. WMM,-Q W., -, WWMQ at ,Q MISS LUCILLE WING REGISTERED NURSE Central Maine General Hospital School Nurse ESU' N'-C MRS. MARGUERITE WELCH SECRETARY TO PRINCIPAL Husson College Q-f, MR. CHARLES I. CROSBY I? GUIDANCE DIRECTOR ' V Bowdoin College, A. B.g Tufts ' College, M. Ed.g University of 3 Pennsylvania A ' Business Adviser of the Tribute A-.... A MR. RICHARD I. GAGLIUSO M. Ed. Band Director MRS. MARION MURPHY Teachers' College Glee Club Director INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Boston University, B. M. Ed., VOCAL MUSIC University of Maine, B. S.3 LaSalle Junior Collegeg Gorham State ...oc 2, Y S i il MR. lVlELVIN PREBLE PHYSICAL EDUCATION Arnold College, B. Sq ' Springfield College Freshman Football Coach fa Elrgfj ,M 1. .,.f 7,Lv11,fa1?'5Ei5?324LQ'ffifM?:s,Q?54fN 7 filaecia ' g, we ,nag jnigufe ii gg MRS. BARBARA L. CROSBY, English University of Maine, B. A. Co-sponsor of Senior Class fo WM. 6005 y, our c arid a uifner. jo Aer, we clecbcafe lfiia flzdufe 55 16 iii," -44' Q i K P Senior Class Officers: Marcia Bartlett, Treasurerg Ruth Theriauit, Presi- tientg Marilyn Grant, Secretaryg Heidi Howard, Vice-President. .inihufe fo fha Cjfaaa 0 55 "For I light my candle from their torches." 17 BURTON Anatomy of Melancholy JOHN BERNARD AMERO VOOATIONAL "A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confdent If f01'VlO1'T0'WS. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Undecided. WA "The mildest manners and the gentlest heart." Senior Playg Science Club 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 35 Clec Club 2, 3, 4. Elementary School Teacher. GERALD PHILIP ARSENAULT COLLEGE "A desire of knowledge is the natural feeling of man- kind, and every human laeing . . . will he willing to eniora WILDER KIMBALL ABBOTT COLLEGE "I am an acme of things accomplished, and I am en- eloser of things to he." Footlight Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 49 Senior Playg Science Club 39 Latin Club 1, Emperor 2, French Club 2, 33 'Student Council 2, Vice President 3, President 4, Assembly Committee 2, 3g Boys' State 39 Junior Prize Speaking, Spear Contest 35 All State Band 3. College. NGELIN ROSE ANGEVINE GENERAL give all that he has to get knowledge." French Club 2, 3, 43 Art College. ALI "She is a winsome wee thing." Basketball 1, Latin Club 1, PATRICIA ANNE ARSENAULT COMMERCIAL " 'Tis folly not to he jolly." Basketball l, 2, 3, 4g F. H. A. 1, 4g Clee Club 1' French Club 23 Broadcast 43 Commercial 4. Undecided. DORIS LUCILLE ARSENAULT "I laugh, Library Club Tribute 49 Commercial Club 4. MARCIA ANN BART COMIMERCIAL "Few things are impossible to diligence and skill." , 43 Latin Club 1' Trihute Junior Editor 3, Senior Editor 45 Combined Funds 3, Commercial Club Vice-President 4. Class Treasurer 45 Clee Club 2, 3 Secretary. Club 3. CE THERESA ARSENAULT COLLEGE 2, 3, 4g F. H. A. lg Clee Club l, 2, 35 25 French Club 1, 2, 3. Nurse. COMMERCIAL for hope hath happy place for me." l, 25 Clee Club 1, 2, 39 Broadcast 4' Undecided. LETT RICHARD CARL BOUCHER VOCATIONAL "Few can possess such qualities Of cheerful ways and friendliness." Oxford Mill. MARY IANE BELLEGARDE GENERAL "There are whole veins of diamonds in thine eyes, Might furnish crowns for all the Queens of earth." F. H. A. 1. Undecided. ERNEST GERARD BOUDREAU GENERAL "The glory of young men is their strength." Football 3, 4g Baseball I, 2, 3, 49 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. Undecided. JACK FRED BLANCHARD VOCATIONAL "A true friend unbosoms freely, advises justly, assists readily, adventures boldly, takes all patiently, defends courageously, and continues a friend unchangeablyf' Footlight Club 1, 2, 3, 4. , Undecided. ROBERT ALLEN BOUFFARD GENERAL "Life is a jest and all things show it I thought so once, and now I know it." Football I, 2, 35 Track 33 Science Club 3. Aviation Cadet. SIMONE IEANNINE BLOUIN GENERAL "She is gentleg she is shy. But then there is mischief in her eyes." Telephone Operator. SALLY ANITA BURGESS GENERAL 'Blessed are they who have the gift of making friends, for it is one of God's best gifts." I 955 Senior Play, Footlight Club 4. Air Force. CHARLOTTE EVANGELINE BRACKETT COLLEGE "Merit and good-breeding will make their way every- where." Senior Playg Clee Club I, 2, 3g Latin Club 1, 2g French Club 3, 49 Tribute 4g Footlight Club 4. Research Technician. C 2I'll0I'J SHIRLEY KATHLEEN BURNS HOME ECONOINIICS "The gift of art doth shine on her." Senior Playg F. H. A. 1, 24 Glee Club 2, 3, 49 35 Trilaute 4g Art Club 2, 3. Commercial Artist. Broadcast JOHN WILLIAM CANWELL COLLEGE "Capable and efficient, What could he more sufficient?" Farmer. DOROTHY ALICE COOK COMMERCIAL "Never underestimate size." Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. Ig Broadcast 1, 2, 3, 4: Tribute 4: Commercial Club 4. Beautician. Q S IZ I Y PAUL NORMAND CAYER "iiii I L VOCATIONAL , .I .,,. .. .. . . ... "A man he seems 0 cheer ul vesterda s and con Adent H 1 y tomorrows. Mechanic. A R Q. , .1 2 g JV VF , JOHN ALFRED COTE 3. V .,,s. "He had a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, and iL.L V "'i A a hand to execute any mischief." i": -,., Football I, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. li' Carpenter Or Printer. 'zliz L ,V K 5? X XJ L iw Sw W ei lf . 'A Q x RE ...E .if 6,2 V he ,5 S IE I lg' I .. mf AV .QS Vw . W' as za 2 fy aww., D. ,W Y 33.2.2 K W ygfn.. j is ai si K I, ,, y .Q .Q ... E Q 'zfll"Q,,-U ' fs sf pigsfmwaigawsyegm X In at .I ,.. gf ,Q Q . Undecided. 5:55 PHILIP ALTON CLIFFORD ' VOCATIONAL .....,.. 'il Should live the mme life OVW, if I had W We Q 'W Unifed States Marines- I VVILMAN HENRY CYR lili I it I L I VOCATIONAL "A friend may be reckoned the masterpiece of naturef' M L VV V V Air Force. VVV V,,V .V MARY EDWINA CLOHOSEY R. 'Filled to the hrirn with personality." ili 5 Class Secretary 3g Senior Playg F. H. A. I: Glee Club VV I A V ggi 5 "'i:i I 1. 2, Vice President 3, 4: Broadcast 3, 43 Tribute 3, 43 AAVVA :lg iip A tbbbg Softball lg Commercial Club 45 Footlight Club 4. V ii-if ' - itlii if SANDRA JEAN DEMERITT COMMERCIAL Patience and gentleness is power. Basketball 29 Senior Playg F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Broadcast 4, Tribute 49 Commercial Club 4. Secretary. CHARLES ELMER DAVIS COLLEGE A "The woods were made for the hunter of dreams." Undecided. ANTONIO STEPHEN DE SALLE, JR. GENERAL "Nice, clever, full of fun, known and liked by everyone." Latin Club l. Undecided. EUGENE THEODORE DAVIS GENERAL It is a native personality, and that alone, that endows a man to stand before presidents or generals." Latin Club 1, 2. Undecided. ELEANOR MAE DESROSIERS COMMERCIAL "A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance." Basketball 2, 3, 49 F. H. A. 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: All State Chorus 35 Broadcast 4, Tribute 45 Softball lg Com- mercial Club 4. Waves. I 955 "Mildest manners and gentlest heartg Quietly and wisely she goes her way." RICHARD EDWARD DAY COLLEGE Quality, not quantity, makes the man. Football 1, 2g Science Club 43 Latin Club lg French Club 2. Engineer. JEANNE JACQUELINE DEVOS I' COMMERCIAL "The chief ingredients in the composition of those quali- ties that gain esteem and praise are good nature, truth, and good sense." Undecided. EMMA MARIE DEWAR HOME ECONOMICS Undecided. Footlight Club 4. eniord JOANNE ELIZABETH DONAHUE GENERAL "When Duty whispers low, Thou must, The youth replies I can." Senior Play, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Combined Funds5 Undecided. COLLEGE fi JAMES MANLEY DRAGOON A "Life was meant for fun and not for worry. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. ,..., Mechanic. y.LL g DAVID COLBY ELDRIDGE . EEE in "The labourer is worthy of his reward." ' i iili Debate Club 1, 2, 3,45 Fooflight Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, .,,,. 3, 43 Science Club 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Tribute Q' my 3, 45 N. F. L. 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 A11 State Band 2, 35 State Science Fair 35 A11 State Orchestra 3. if Science Teacher. MARSHALL RAYMOND DUCAS 'Theuworld is always ready to receive talent with open .Mai ,sr . .....,s , , arms. Footlight Club 3, 45 French Club 2, 3, 45 Broadcast 2: Art Club 2 3- Senior Play Entertainment Field. GEORGE DEWIN FARNHAM COMMERCIAL "A kind and gentle heart he had." Broadcast Assistant Production Editor 45 Tribute 3. int' Business. 'WDW 2 CLAUDETTE MARIE PAULE DUMOULIN COLLEGE V NL " 'Twas her thinking of others 1nade you think of her." Y Library Club 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 French BQ Club 3, 44 Broadcast 4. 55. Nursing. wil? ,L AA. fi., AEE-AN EUGENE EAEEAE, JE- ':'i .,.- , "Trouble knocked at the door, but hearing a laugh within, hurried away." 1 .A I Baseball 2, 3. ' ' Navy. " ., LESLEY RUTH DUNN "Rarely do great beauty and a virtuous disposition dwell under one roof." Class President 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Footlight Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 45 Band 1, 25 Senior P1ay5 F. H. A. 15 Glee Club 3, 49 Cheerleader 3, 45 Broadcast 1. Z. 3, 4g Tribute 3, 45 Carnival Queen Manager 1, 2, 35 Stu- dent Council 1. Television Producer. . .., 1. ,sti A . ff? , A ws Q an E.. gs , I . . E ,f GERARD MAURIC "Not too serious, not JOSEPH PHILIP FRASER "A merry heart Class Treasurer I, 25 4g Footlight Club 4g Department Store Manager. GENERAL With time to work and time to play." Undecided. THOMAS JOSEPH FRASER VOCATIONAL "l've taken my fun where l found it." Senior Play. U. S. Air Force. E FRANCOEUR too gay, STANFORD RU DOLPH FREDERICKS GENERAL "Under all speech that is good for anything there lies a silence that is better." Radio and T. V. Technician. GENERAL doeth good like a medicine." Band l, 23 Senior Playg Broadcast Commercial Club 4. EARL LAURIE FULLER COLLEGE "Blessed are they who have the gift of making friends. for it is one of God's laest gifts. It involves many things." Latin Club l. Undeclded. ROBERT GERARD FRASER M COLLEGE "Rorn for success he seemsg with strength to win, with 32 . heart to hold." Football lg Basketball l, 3, 4: Senior Play: Footlight A ii Club 4. M 5 A Engineer. 3 KW, .: ., , t I 4 t i ' JEAN PATRICIA GALLANT VA Q I COMMERCIAL it 3 l ' 2 "I should he as merry as the day is long." k,-i.t if F. H. A. l, 2, 4: Glee Club 2: Broadcast 4: Commercial f Club 4. . I I 955 I ROBERT EDWIN GALLANT GENERAL "Strong, constant, pleasant, wise!" Football l, 2, 45 Track l, 2, Mason. 3, 4J Basketball I. DAVID RICHARD GAUL GENERAL "Silence is a true friend who never betrays." Basketball 2, 3, 43 Science Club 4. Physical Education Teacher. SHIRLEY CARLENE CLAZIER eniora HOME ECONOMICS "A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature." Undecided. DANIEL JOSEPH HALACY, JR. GENERAL 'flf a nian be gracious and courteous to strangers, it shows he is a citizen of the world." MARILYN EDNA GRANT GENERAL Class Treasurer 3. Farmer "The hand that hath made ou fair hath rnade ou H QV J' good. Class Secretary 4g Senior Playg Science Club 4, F. H. A. 1: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, Broadcast 49 Tribute 4, Footlight Club 4. Nurse. DOROTHY ADELIA HALACY GENERAL "Silence is true wisdo1n's best reply." Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, Broadcast 4, Soir ball 3, 45 Senior Play. REGINALD JOSEPH GU AY GENERAL The days that make us happy make us wise. Telephone Operator. Football lg Baseball 1, 2, 4g Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club lg One-Act Play 4, Senior Playg Footlight Club 4. Undecrded. "Cheerfulness keeps up a kind of daylight in the mind, filling if with a steady and perpetual serenity." CLIFTON ELWIN HALACY GENERAL GAYE NATALIE HALEY COMMERCIAL F. H. A. 1: Glee Club I, 2. Secretary. "Ideals are like the stars--we never reach them, but l1ke the mariners on the sea, we chart our course by them." French Club 2. Forestry. "VVhat's the use of worrying? lt never was worthwhile I 955 ROSE ANNA HOUSE COLLEGE , "Greatness is a two-faced coin - and its reverse is humility." Basketball 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Science Club 4, Latin Club 2, 3, French Club 2, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. College. LAWRENCE HILLARY HARLOW COLLEGE "What shall a man do but he merry?" Football 1, 2, Track 2, Latin Club 1, French Club 1, junior Prize Speaking. Undecided. ADELAIDE HOWARD COLLEGE "Music is well said to he the speech of angels." Class Vice President 3, 4, Footlight Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Latin Club 1, Treasurer 2, French Club 1, 2, Brass Choir 2, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, A11 State Band 2 A11 State Orchestra 3, junior Prize Speaking. Public School Music Teacher. RHODA HAY COMMERCIAL "Always in the vicinity of mischief and fun." Basketball 1, 2, 4, Manager 3, Band 1, 2, F. H. A. 1, 2, Glee Club 1, Broadcast 1, 2, 3, 4, Tribute 1, 2, Softball 1. Secretary. GENERAL Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, F. 1-1. A. 1, Glee Club 1, 2, Latin Club 1, Broadcast 2, Softball 1, 2. 3, 4. Physical Education Teacher. ALLAN RAY HERBERT GENERAL "He is naturally full of fun and naturally liked hp' everyone." Basketball 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Outing Club 1, Cross Country 2, 3, All State Band 2, Senior Play. Undecided. ' FRANCIS JOSEPH IANNACE GENERAL 4'l1lerry or sohei' lay turns, as occasion demnndctlif' Track 3, Cross Country 2, 3. Undecided. CHARLES JOHN JAROS GENERAL smile, smile, smile." Senior Play. Radio and TV Technician. ELEANOR MAE HOVV E 1 "She can he as good as she pleases, VVhen she pleases to he good." 1 O eI'll0I':i PHYLLIS ANN JOHNSTON GENERAL "Her voice was like the voice the stars had when they sang together." Debate Club I, Senior Play, F. H. A. I, 2, Glee Club A I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, Broadcast 3, 4, Footlight Club 4. Singer. ROBERT CLINTON KNIGHT COLLEGE l'Smiles with an intent to do mischief." Footlight Club I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 21 Latin Club I, 2, French Club 2. ' Undecided. GERARD BERTRAND LAIVIBERT GENERAL "His srnile and personality are his fortune." Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, Basketball I. Armed Forces. OLGA TITIJANA KUSHNER COMMERCIAL "The heart to conceive, the understanding to direct, or the hand to execute." Class Secretary 2, E. H. A. I, 2, President 3, Vice President 4, Commercial Club 4, Glee Club I, 2, Secre- tary-Treasurer 3, President 4, French Club 2, Broadcast 4, Tribute Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4g Softball I, 2, 3. 4, junior Prize Speaking, Student Council 3, 4: A. A. Council Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Combined Funds 3. Business School. i JEAN ELOISE LANGEVIN COMMERCIAL "She srniles and the shadows depart." Ski Team I, Senior Play, F. H. A. I, Latin Club I: Eiicrgclg Club 2, Broadcast 4, Trihute 4, Commercial u . Secretary. BERNARD RONALD LABONTE GENERAL "Ever hold of spirit, never quiet." Igiaslkctball I, 2, 3, 4, Scicnce Club 4, Cross Country 3 Electrician. RICHARD jOSEPH LEBLANC VCJCA'1'IONAL "A faithful friend is a strong defense, and he that lmtli found such a one hath found a treasure." Senior Play. Undecided. ARTHUR JOEL LADD VOCATIONAL "Ah, to huild, to huildl That is the nohlest of all the arts." Undecided. WARREN BARRETT LOVEJOY IR. GENERAL Transfer student from Westbrook High. Band I Student Conductor 3' Glee Club Vice President 3' Club 3- Key Club Senior Director 3' Stephens Band 4. College. VICTOR EMILE LECLAIR W. if F W K , 1 V ' Personality always wins the day. gh 7 Y 4:4411 H+ .ER My me ts as , W . . , ' L 1 5 ik A -,. was , .. We f if -3 . .A irri g rri . i all J- . f' i . - Quik? V52 ' P 1 'iEsf::'.. f. .6 5" LSM QQNI' , ...M .f wgffgf . ' VM' .Ap 1:5. .":. 2: .1 ..,, g VOCATIONAL A I "One who never turned his back but marched breast forward, A ' I Never doubted clouds would break." . A,. ,LV z 'ji mf Senior Play. 5 Oxford Mill. W V . 7 A FRANK MARK MACDONALD GENERAL "On with the dance! Let joy be unconfinedg No sleep till morn, when youth and pleasure meet." Track 33 Cross Country 2, 3, 4. Carpenter. JOHN WILSON LEFEBVRE GENERAL '1Keep your face tothe sunshine, and You cannot see the shadows." Basketball Ig Cross Country 2. Certified Public Accountant. JOHN EVERETT MACKINNON VOCATIONAL "In quietness and conhdence shall be your strengthfi -gl ii.i, i j I RICHARD NORMAN MARCELLINO "I am myself my own commander." Class President Ig Footlight Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Senior Playg Science Club 43 Iunior Prize Speakingg Oxford County Speaking Contest 3. Undecided. 795 Senior Play. Undecided. . . -ff vw: . it . , .... G, . 'S ff,1wf'fSf.,z2f'f.'f' ' aluigsf A -5' ., .wif .s .. QW . w Mfr 'E -in Us fic, Y QAQ is S' ' sri? GERALD MALCOLM LOCKE GENERAL A "A great athlete is a credit to the world." Football I, 2, 3, Captain 45 Baseball I, 43 Basketball I: All-State Football 4. College or Paratroopers. ANNA ELAINE MAGEE COMMERCIAL 'fThere's nothing worth the wear of winning, but laugh- ter and the love of friends " A Transfer student from Iohn Bapst. Basketball 1, 2, Glee Club 3g Stephens' Glee Club 4. Secretary. COLLEGE eI'll0l'.4 ANNE KIMBALL MARTIN COLLEGE "The path of the just is as the shining light." Class Vice President 29 Footlight Club I, 3, Treasurer 2, Secretary 49 Majorette 49 Senior PIay9 French Club 2, 39 Trihute 49 N. F. L. 3, 49 Assembly Committee 2, 3, 49 A. A. Council Vice President 3, President 49 Girls' State 3g Carnival Queen Candidate 39 Junior Prize Speakingg Oxford Speaking Contest 39 Spear Contest 3. Social Worker. SHIRLEY MAE MAYO GENERAL "Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are." Basketball I, 2, 3, 49 F. H. A. I, 29 Latin Club li French Club 29 Broadcast 49 Softball I9 Carnival Queen Can- didate I9 Senior Play. Nurse. OLIVER JOSEPH MOREAU, JR. GENERAL "O, hlessid with a temper whose unclouded my can make tomorrow as cheerful as today." Air Force. NANCY ROSE MARY MGCOLLOUGH COLLEGE "Victory helongs to the most perseveringf' Class Vice President I, Student Council 2, 3, 49 Ski Team li Basketball I, 2, 3, 49 Footligbt Club 2, Vice President 3, President 49 Debate Club I, 2, Secretarv- Treasurer 3, President 49 F. H. A. I9 Glee Club I, Latin Club I, 29 French Club 3, 49 Broadcast 2, 3, 49 Trihut ' - - ' e 3, N. F. L. 3, 4, Softball I, 2, Magazine Drive Manager 3, 4. Dietician. JUDITH ANN MURPHY COMMERCIAL "Beauty is power, a smile is its sword." Footlight Club 3, 49 Junior Prize Speaking9 Senior Play, Commercial Club 49 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 49 Latin Club li French Club 2, 39 Broadcast 2, 3, 49 Trilmre 3, 49 Cheerleader 2, 3, Head 49 F. H. A. I, 2. Commercial Teacher. ROGER DAVID MCLEOD COLLEGE "Patience is a necessary ingredient of geniusfl Footlight Club 3, 49 Senior Play9 Science Club I, 49 Latin Club I, 29 French Club 3, 49 Junior Prize Speake mg. College. i MARLENE JOI CE MURPHY COMMERCIAL In youth and heauty wisdorn is hut rate' Glee Club I 2 3 4 French Club 2 Broadcast 4 Lum mercial Club Treasurer 4. Secretary. AVIS MARIE lXlClVlII.LAlN GENERAL "A friend is a person with whonfz I may he sincere F. H. A. I. Undecided. 195 LOUIS F. H. A. Historian 2, dent 4, Glee Club I, ARTHUR EDWARD PATRIE GENERAL "Merrily, merrily, shall I live now." Football 3, 4, Baseball l, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Coach. E MARY NADEAU COMMERCIAL "As full of spirit as the month of Slay." Library Club 2, Secretary 3, Presi- 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4, French Club 2, Broadcast 3, 4, Commercial Club 4. Secretary. WILLIAM FRANCIS PERKINS GENERAL "Born with the gift of laughter and the sense that the world's mad," Football l, 2, Baseball 3. 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Footlight Club 4. A Accounting School. FREDERICK JOSEPH ORINO GENERAL "As happy a man as any in the world, The whole world seems to smile upon me. Service. RUTH Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, IRVING PAUL POVELITE VOCATIONAL "Speak to the earth, and it shall teach thee." Senior Play. Farmer. RICHARD JAMES PERRY GENERAL "Friendship is nothing else than an accord in all things, human and divine, conjoined with mutual good- will and affection." Undecided. MARY PARADIS GENERAL "Charm strikes the sight hut merit, the soul." Band 1, Senior Play, F. H. A. 1: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, Broadcast Business Editor 4, Trilaute 3, 4. Undecided. JANICE FAY PICARD COMMERCIAL "Good taste is the flower of good sense." Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 4, F. H. A. 3, Glee Club l, 2: French Club 2: Broadcast 4, Softball l, 2, Commer- cial Club Reporter 4. Airline Stewardess. .. ' ' , i livin-, . :SHE K , -rw if A f tsif 1 . 5 1 W 3 K X56 x sE5 u xii! nf' ii S Q 5 X- . fit"fttg. r'r,1e'9'...' if tk? - 3 .6 lf, t 3 , f f -- "ff 4g V t ,. - 7 ' KKAA 1-iii? ' E new '- 'I :.k.YI-"::':f,? 'li' M "5 E- 3 L A Q.. .V KL, . - gi 3 ug: 4, K E f R -:fri :S-V of-Q,, -,, .. ,M .. -T W .. W '1 X EWU ,A U, 3 2 Q fi! s. L1 5 we . ,.. . lg, ,tg if , L . V U 25 E 5 i wflRE59u Liggi 't .iz ?'.tt-55,i ' A Hffisgu.. M- ff 53:5 - ttrt - ROBERT LUDGER PRUE W GENERAL A Honor and truth and vnanhoodg f+ h - h d ff Y Thaw life f C fh11'lSS t at Sian - 9 - tk Undeclded- ' 5 A of? EUGENE HERBERT REED GENERAL NLife! we'11e been long together Through pleasant and through cloudy weatherg 'Tis hard to part when friends are dear." Undecided. RICHARD WINFIELD RICHARDSON Undecided. VOCATIONAL eniora , V 5 ff' f t . av ' .fe , t tttt t fag ,1 . . 3 ., 92 Wi t..,, H -' Q te' Ei." 1 - 2:5 A E xy 1 ew diem iii? WM A A K I S I - Q.. 32 Q E Q' 21 3 Q cu W E' SLE, : Q s - :I Co in vo-' Q.. Q 3 'JU ' N4 'A 'S H' LTI E r-I-1 W' 'S N. Z N O 'Q 'S Y M D' '-' O V, - F11 51 U1 va O "' FS I cu 2 Q -3 cn ,T eg 2, Z S S S m : N' 'H rn I U7 cw 'U 3 'IH is O :ma 3 N 1 :P 09 fe 2 2 g S E C E in F11 :D U5 3.5 '-4 ,Tl N 3 cu H "' 'Ti U' "' CU CU 3 'TT 9' UQ 'S C3 O 1:1 rn L11 Y B ' H- V' Y O M,Qm N3 LEQMZ Q' "g.a-Skgw 9,3 Sang, -5- 2-2533 EF: g1evrqmE3 ,fs . H. . FE f-f L nv Nw v0 a"QeAE: :S 1 KA Q .- rp N W E "1 . 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' We R K- ,,', ,,'- I W t ,,,-' -:,, ,, e',,,'N t .,,. 5 1 at rrtr . ,,,', r ,,rr ,uf NhQ"'h by M f ,,,' t r"' H Q ,N ' I t"' N , ' I "" I ' ,V ' zzr '--'f H V:-fr t,:+11iFi1N v k - H, vf-- - ,f-f ,.- .,1 t ss' Qffiisg -,gssgjgilgz Q 1 1-llywligifg ag, .rzttg-. 2 F, . A , 5 xl if ' 1?9if4afMiii.fiU?'fhi5?i fgiz iglffw 9 .d"""' at ' ' ,.. ROBERT BELIVEAU ROUTHIER COLLEGE "He is full of fun and naturally liked hy everyone." Football I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball Ig Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club I5 French Club 2, 3, Undecided. IRENE DORIS ROBERTS COLLEGE "Snappy-pretty, full of fun5 Has a smile for everyone." Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. I, Treasurer 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club I5 French Club 2, 3, 4, Broadcast 45 Softball I5 Senior Play. Psychotherapist. ALBERT ROY GENERAL "As good-natured a soul as e'er had on a shoe of leather." College. ALICE MARY ROBICHAUD GENERAL "A quiet mind is richer than a crown." Air Force. JANINE RITA ROY GENERAL V "I shall he a lady forever." Band 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. I, 35 Glee Club l, 25 Broadcast 4. Air Line Hostess. ROBERT JOSEPH ROULEAU GENERAL "Happy-go-lucky, easy-goffree, Nothing on earth laothers me." Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, Coach. MARCEL LOUIS ROY GENERAL "lf worry were the only cause of death, then he would live forever." Undecided. . ., ,,, .s,. f 7 A . -'ft' . "-- A I 1 A , "To know her is to like her." Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Footlight Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. 3l5 Glee Club I5 French Club 35 Broadcast 3, 45 Tribute I 955 ORENA ST. PIERRE GENERAL Undecided. as Qi-W fl ":2:.. ',:f. iiff .:: :, '.--:...-:' . fl - ES r ,,,K, a , V ., ., 4259? , ,U g. v ' fa if., xg. , .5453 5. A wr.,-1. vo- 'ff . Q1 :i.s:.r:-"f2+'lg:f4. Q ' . -f-5'g+fwrssr.- U'q3w"Sv'.- 4 wh-z. mm rn, ... . r p 'A' 'rr QI? 3 4p1'.-foils! , , .-. Exitiiisffwi 'ia I I Q , 5-555: 5.5, ,4,Ag,,.g,.,- g igigjggzzzsm 'K 9-1 ., . ,. g'5'5f :.:: O en l Ol' 5 MARSHALL RALPH scorr COLLEGE "The man that blushes is not quite a brute." Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 1, 2, 3, President 4. College. PERLEY DEAN SHOVER GENERAL A cheer ul lad with a good natured wit Transferred from Orleans Vermont Baseball 1 2 Science Club 1 2 3 Freshman Play Navy IANICE FAYE STEARNS HoME EcoNoMrcs Give me kind Heaven a private station A mind serene or contemplation. . . A. 1 . Undecided. JOSEPH LUDGER SIMARD JR. VOCATIONAL "lf you wish success in life, make perseverance your bosom friend." F Senior Play. Auto Mechanic. RICHARD RGLAND STEARNS VocAT1oNAL "His silent calm manner of living has made him liked by all his classmates." Baseball 1, 25 Tribute 4, Senior Play. Tradesman. IANICE KAY SMITH GENERAL "True merit, like a river, the deeper it is, the less noise it makes." Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 15 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 15 French Club 1, 2, 39 Broadcast lg Tribute 4, Carnival Committee 3. Nurse. HELEN AUDRIENNE STROUT HOME EcoNoM1cs "She is a girl with a disposition as sunny as her hair, with a twinkle in her eye, and a love of people in her heart." Beautician. LOUISE ANNE SMITH HoME ECONOMICS "The warmth of her happy smile, and her voice show a kind heart within." F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4. Service. EDWARD RAYMOND TOUCHETTE VOCATIONAL "The man who does the least talking always has the most to say." Baseball 1, 2, 3. Machinist. LOUISE AN GENERAL Her voice was ever soft Gentle and low, an excellent thing in women." ' ITA THERIAULT B asketball 2, 35 Majorette 1, 2, 3, Head 45 French Club 2, 3, Treasurer 35 Broadcast 4. Undecided. WILLIAM CHARLES TRENOWETH VOCATIONAL "Master, go on, and I will follow thee, To the last gasp, with truth and loyalty." Senior Play. Navy. RUTH ESTER THERIAULT COMMERCIAL ' "Only deeds give strength to life." Class Secretary l, Treasurer 2, President 45 Basketball 1, 45 F. H. A. 15 Glee Club 15 Cheer Leader 25 Broad- cast 1, 2, 3, Editor 45 cial Club 4. Trihute 35 Senior Playg Commer- Lab and X-Ray Technician. JOSEPH ONOFRIO VATALARO GENERAL "Full of action, full of pride, with loyal friends on either side." Band 1, 2. Undecided. KENNETH ELTON THURSTON GENERAL . "From auiet homes and first beginnings out to the un- discovered ends, There's nothing worth the wear of winning But laughter and the love of friends." i Senior Play. Farmer. FRANCES PATRICIA WAGNIS COLLEGE "Speech is power." Class President 33 Ski Team 1, 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Footlight Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Debate Club 1, Vice-Presi- dent 25 Senior Play5 F. H. A. 15 Clee Club 2, 4, Presi- dent 35 Latin Club 15 Broadcast l, 2, 3, 45 Trihute Staff 3, 45 N. F. L. 3, 45 Softball l, 2, 3, 4, One-Act Play 35 Junior Prize Speaking5 Spear Speaking Contest 35 Oxford Speaking Contest 35 Student Council 15 Senior Play. Undecided. MARIE BARBARA WAITE GENERAL "Friendliness is hut one of her virtues." Senior Play 15 F. H. A. l, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 ' Latin Club 1. I 955 Nurse. GUY WINSTON WEST GENERAL "Some think the world was made for fun and frolic . . . and so do I." Bookkeeper. GENEVA GRAHAM WING COMMERCIAL "A good companion and an easy friend." Senior Play 45 F. H. A. 1, 39 Glee Club 1, 23 Broadcast 45 Tribute 4. ALICE MARIE WHITE HOME EcoNoM1cs "T1'anquillity! thou better name than all the family of , fame." Undecided. ETHEL MAE WORTHLEY COMMERCIAL Through acts she wzll make her name, In her hands, lies her fame." Glee Club 13 French Club 29 Broadcast 43 Commercial Club 4. Secretary. eniorri Cfafm of 1955 IRENE AND GERRY BILL AND RUTH Mr. Football of 1955 Class Prexie of 1955 jlzid wcw our gear - our Led - an our fan! af .glepllenm CL Ulayfi l"2l'l'L2l'l'L el' . . . . . our classes at the I. P. Shop. Trenoweth and Povelite at Work. Um- .Simior Sociaf .Slpfemlef 24 . . . Mrs. lVlorency's senior homemaking class. Patty and Eleanor take the first steps. . . . our days and Mr. Thibo- cleauls tribulations in General English, period 5, room 225. an . . Elame and Ted-never a dull moment! . . Miss and Mr. 1955-Ruth and Kimmy. 7 we Heffel" enior pfag Wouemger I8 enior-gacuglg gamer! jegruary 3 gettlng ready to take the teachers. g6lCCCl!abLl"eClfe Lille 5 Jafif guide! Mile 6 Olnget . . arniua! ga! jegruary 5 enior ola ag 6 our own carnival queen-Janice Smith. cfm, ay une 7 enior anguef M118 8 . . ain't they nice-Janice and Danny. ' . . . our studious David and Olga, D. A. R. candidate of '55. jidufe 0l'l SFCL 2 Une 7 an . . . . Heidi and Marshall, senior play standouts. . . . . Janice and Arthur, outstanding vocational students. af fad gyraaluafion ay, June . our Anne, talented speaker. Mrs. Crosby and Mr. Chamberlain, class sponsors. We pay tribute to Charles Prizm, sophomore class presidentg Dorothy Young, freshman class presidentg Real Roy, junior class president. e pay jfigufe fo a our unclercfadamen 39 HThe light of somewhat yet to come . . ." Jean Ingelow Margaret in the Xebec Cana, I9 First Row: A. Arsenault, C. Delano, C. Meisner, A. Surette, I. West, I. Paulin, E. Goodwin, M. Enman. C. Breton. Second Row: W. Glover, I. Evanoff, S. McArthur, E. Cormier, R. Roy, F. Cloutier, S. Sage, H. Jo s. ThirdnFlow: R. Susbury, M. Belanger, D. Clement, E. Bishop, B. Bedard, J. Roy, A. Taylor. Fourth Row: L. Kaulback, S. Gallant, F. Taylor, I. Ferguson, G. Henry. Q First Row: I. Henry, S. Abbott, M. Garrett, M. Vachon, L. Cyr, R. Martell, E. Martin, L Collette, E. Gillis. Second Row: I. Lanteigne, F. Duguay, I. Arnold, S. Stearns, M. Whittemore, R. Roderick, L Mercier, M. Gallant, D. Kimball. Third Row: E. Knapp, M. Prinn, S. Masalsky, V. Thurston, P. Holland, C. MacKonald, L Shover, W. Roy. Fourth Row: W. Horne, R. Barker, B. Heald, T. Todd, D. Perry. Class Sponsor Secretary Sponsor cers Disk class , 0 56 Above, Left to Right: Mr. Lyman Holman Janet Lanteigne Edward Bishop Real Roy David Foster Mr. John Ross First Row: C. Miner, M. DeFilipp, V. Canwell, B. Fisher, H. Dupuis, J. Watson, L. Beauchesne A. Fuller, C. Boivin. Second Row: K. Briggette, M. O'Neill, C. Enman, M. Mortenson, S. Jonaitis, G. Maillet, I LeClair, I. Breau. Third Row: P. Umbro, M. Bowie, R. Parise, W. Albert, A. Pomerleau, A. Poulin, R. Porter. Fourth Row: R. Fallon, J. Dolloff, A. Koris, K. Shea, E. Barry, R. Auger. First Row: I. Salatino, J. Salatino, D. Touchette, K. Bartlett, J. Raye, P. Povelite, C. Stearns, S Clifford, A. Freeman. Second Row: E. Perry, W. Kerr, C. Bielskis, M. Labonte, D. Wing, I. Fraser, P. Lemay, E Gauthier, N. Trenoweth. Third lgow: L. Blouin, R. Clark, C. Narusis, E. Hoffman, D. Phillips, F. Paul, G. Stanzilis C. on on. Fourth Row: R. Bernier, D. Foster, B. Durland, G. Kraske, Chaisson, R. Legere, L. Holman. 1 First Row: A. Bradley, R. Bradley, I. Fortin, G. Berry, A. Legere, M. Bujold, I. Kidder, L Giambattista, R. Daniels. Second Row: L. Soucy, M. Hutchins, G. Kimball, C. Zale, M. West, M. Harrington, S. Swallow, I. Goodwin, R. Martineau. Third Row: F. Puiia, I. Bernard, C. Knight, I. Elliot, R. Yates, A. Martin, G. Farrar, R. Grant, C. Goodwin, G. Boucher. Fourth Row: A. Larson, S. Iannace, F. Murphy, H. Casey, I. Rioux, E. Boivin, L. Averill, T Smith, D. Rand, F. Clunie. H ffiogqg liiluthier, C. Roberts, L. Blouin, A. Boissoneau, N. Jones, D. Thurston Sleiond Row: B. Demeritt, M. Smith, S. Breton, C. Narusis, C. Guay, C. Allen, M. Blay, P a a aro. Third Row: D. Phillips, C. Roy, L. Robinson, C. Arsenault, B. Levasseur, E. Collette, R. Rich ardson A. Ash W , , . Gagnon. i?111riglgOnf?f?tViqOEertig1?1iyflNI.Cg1Ll3S2o?,ZlZL:.Arsenault, C. Mooney, Decoteau, L. Arsenault, I aaa I9 Above Left to Right Gertrude Serahn Robert Grant Mr. Turrnelle Charles Prinn june Fournier Mr. Farrell Chuck goes over the records with his sophomore officers! , 0 57 Secretary Vice-President Class Adviser President Treasurer Class Adviser First Row: A. Gallant, L. Drapeau, B. Levasseur, M. Mooney, R. Austin, R. Folland, J. Boucher M. Maynard, B. Ross. Second Row: T. Gallant, A. London, I. Goodwin, C. Faucher, B. Cameron, K. Koon, F. Taslcer, A. Haley, I. Salatino. Third Row: R. Garrett, J. Hillman, H. Bessey, A. Bucknam, P. Farrar, L. Perkins, W. Patrick S. Thereau, J. Allan, C. Howard. Fourth Row: Boulanger, R. Soucy, R. lnglis, Soucy, R. Shields, D. Poulin, D. Martineau C. Prinn, S. Gamache, I. Durnoulin. First Row: T. Kezal, B. Dolloff, I. Cormier, '1'. Babineau, I. Fournier, N. Davis, P. Jannace, A. hlurphy, I. MacDonald. Second Row: L. Deniers, R. Smith, P. Martin, S. Bowie, S. Stearns, G. Serafin, R. Moore, P. Blaisdell. Third Row: A. Bissonnette, C. Duguay, E. Holman, I. Francoeur, W. Clark, P. Doherty R LaHeur, R. Priest, T. Hammond. Fourth Row: R. Tibbetts, R. Ripley, R. Theriault, T. Kowalzyk, A. Arsenaulr, Clark, P. Stanzilis, F. Labonte, B. Brown, N. Roy. 1 1 , . First Row: J. Flagg, L. Hoffman, D. Young, J. Vaughn, L. Barry, E. Wilcen, R. Boudreau, D. Young, M. LaCroix. ' Second Row: R. MacDonald, F. Shorey, R. Adams, L. Lambert, C. Thurston, D. Irish, H. McCul- loch. l. Horne. Third Row: R. White, H. Rowley, W. Ferguson, R. Levi, R. Whitehouse, D. Desroches, V Jacobs, D. Western, R. Bushie. First Row: A. Byron, A. Rodrigue, V. Blay, A. Auger, I. Comeau, R. Smith, E. Ordway, E Penserio, R. Caruso. Second Row: C. Blaisdell, C. Canwell, I. House, I. Lambert, D. Arsenault, J. Goodwin, L Cerrish, B. Demers, D. Patenaude. Third Row: C. Simard, J. Pelletier, R. Blay, P. Royal, C. Angevine, M. Halacy, R. Vaughn N. Prue, A. Ross. Fourth Row: A. Dubois, F.. Arsenault, I. Shields, F. Day, D. Lovejoy, I. Sassi, L. Boucher, D. . N. Sorenson. ' Perkins, I Spoffard, Cyan I9 Above Left to Dorothy Young Joyce Watson Mrs. Morency Susan Hillman Dotty sets t e m p o for freshmen! 0 58 l :resident reasurcr 'lass Sponsor ice-President I gf.,-vgyqj 1 i ri First Row: S. Hillman, C. Umbro, L. Vollcernick, Richmond, D. Gallant, S. Tripp, Farrell Y. Legere, S. Mehigzln. Second Row: M. Murphy, Gill, R. Drapeau, M. Burgess, Rissonnctte, D. Tyler, M. Koon S. Finnrin, M. Serzilin, M. Soucy. Third Row: R. Nzideau, M. Melsziae, R. Worthley, M. Bernard, R. Gillis, B. Packard, R. Tumer R. Rouffzird. VV. Louvut. A. Roivin. Fourth Row: R. McPherson, K. Marr, R. Taylor, W. Scott, E. Goodwin, D. McKenna, L Porter, l. Sotman, P. Pettengill, A. Volkerniclc, R. Cox. First Row: K. Robinson, R. Potvin, Thihodcau, B. Stearns, R. Flagg, G. Blanchard, B. Patrick N. Garpano, R. Gyr. Second Row: C. Buck, L. Boyle, Beliveau, L. Llewellyn, P. Rogers, N. Freeman, VVatson R. White, D. Fontaine. Third Row: R. Simard, N. Dupuis, E. Kasregis, Donahue, Vienneau, A. Fraser, Amold R. Doherty, R. Gallant. Fourth Row: I. Denholm, D. Wing, R. Ryerson, W. Goodwin, R. Welch, D. Williams, R. Arsenault, R. Gauthier, A. Gallant. x y a b 11 mt Go' G0 0 The football team OH the basket a Co Paul! abx COCLU I the C-llc ' ' UC nnsffv t ' f egg ,Y 1161150 Crammin' the jamQHCidi, The CLARIHEY The SAXOPNDKK Left to Right: Margaret Mooney, Pauline Martin, Elaine Penseiro, Melvin Bowie, David Eld- ridge, Anne Martin, Wilder Abbott, Carol Stearns, Nancy McCullough, Emile Gauthier, Olga Kushner, Janice Soule, Mary Anne Melanson. Officers on divider page. .sjfuclenf gounci "We, the students of Stephens High School, recognizing the necessity of an or- ganization that can speak for the student body as a whole, and maintain the ideals, ele- vate the standards, and develop the strength of this school through student cooperation with the faculty, do hereby establish this constitution for such organization." Constitution of Stephens High School Student Association. The Student Council provided active leader- ship during the school year under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Dana Simmons, principal. Within the framework of its stated purpose, the Council has attended to the usual authorization of all school dances, it has sponsored class elections, it has directed publication of a new and better Stu- dent Handbook. Too, the Student Council has sponsored the annual Freshman Reception, deter- mined the high point awards, and participated in the joint teacher-pupil selections of paid assem- blies. Elaine Penseiro, William Ferguson, Mary Anne Melanson, Margaret Mooney, Melvin Bowie, Carol Stearns, Ianice Soule, Wilder Ab- bott, and Anne Martin attended the State Stu- dent Council Convention in Augusta. This con- vention stressed the need for closer relationship of the Student Council with student body and with faculty. To effect this at Stephens, the Council has invited the various class officers to their meetings. The specific project of the Council this year was to reactivate school clubs that had not been functioning and to stimulate interest and partici- pation in organized clubs. The Charity Drive un- der Council guidance was another successful project. We pay tribute to our representatives in the student government of Stephens High-our hard- laboring, forward-looking Student Council repre- sentatives. oZELl"Cl,I"y DLL The Romford School Department has purchased over 'SOO new books this year for the Stephens library. This addition means that 'our school library contains nearly 4,000 books. A wealth of magazines and newspapers is also available for the students at Stephens as subscription is made to 68 magazines, three daily newspapers, one week- ly newspaper, and the Sunday New York Times. Reference books are unusually com- plete for a high school library with subscriptions to Current Biography, the Abridged Readers' Guide, and other current source material supplementary to the standard refer- ence works. The physical facilities of the library have been improved this year. Peg board has been mounted and hung in rooms ll3 and ll4 and metal racks for magazines have been provided. A newspaper rack has been purchased and installed. Sub-libraries, catalogued in the main library, have been set up in several departments to facilitate classroom use of reference material. Left to Right: Claudette Durnouhn, Clara Roberts, Bettyjane jess, Mrs. Minerva Our school library is one of the best in the state. We pay tribute to Mrs. Minerva Anderson whose tireless egorts and devotion have made this possible, and to her staff of library assistants whose hours of quiet toil are greatly ap- preciated by the students of Stephens High. Anderson. Left to Right: Louise Nadeau, presidentg Ann Ross, treasurerg June LeClair, secre- tary. Senior Editor Marcia Bartlett junior Editor David Foster Editorial Adviser Mrs. Elizabeth Merrill Advertising Sponsor Mr. Lyman Holman Left to Right: Marcia Bartlett, Olga Kushner, David Foster, Mrs. Elizabeth Merrill. Carol Stearns. TRIBUTE EDITORS The hard-working Tribute Editors, who are responsible for the overall planning, design, and direction of this book, are pictured at the filing cabinet in room 220. STATISTICS AND SPGRTS COMMITTEES "Who has Bartlett,s?" The statistics committee, shown seated here, has planned and written the senior section of the Tribute. Shown standing are the members of the sports staff who have "covered" the sports events of the year. Seated: Anne Martin, Judy Murphy, Evangeline Brackett, Richard Stearns. Standing: Patricia Wagnis, Jean Arnold, Carolyn Delano, David Phillips. I9 jidufe Senior Editor Olga Kushner junior Editor X I Carol Stearns Business Adviser Mr. Charles Crosby Class Sponsor Mrs. Barbara Crosby Standing: Barbara Fisher, Carole Enman. Seated: Janice Soule, Lesley Dunn,' Janice Smith, David Eldridge ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Reporting the extra-curricular activities at Stephens was this staIT's task. TYPISTS "Who's free third period? The staggering task of typing all copy has been that of the efficient typing staff. Seated: Dorothy Cook, Eleanor Desrosiers, Edwina Clohosey, Cynthia Narusis. Standing: Doris Arsenault, Sandra MacArthur, Huguette Dupuis, Rhoda Hay. Editor Ruth Theriault junior Editor Cecile Boivin Exchange Editor Geneva Wing Business Editor Ruth Paradis ., ,QWP A xmas K EDITORIAL STAFF A Seated: Geneva Wing, Edwina Glohosey, Ruth Theriault. Standing: Carole Enrnan, Cecile Boivin, George Farnham, Ruth Paradis. The Broadcast is a mimeographed newspaper published semi-monthly by the stu- dents of Stephens High School under the supervision of hir. Reginald Chamberlain. The paper stresses news and current events of interest to the student body. This year a Lost and Found Department has been established, a teacheris page containing tidbits of faculty news has been inaugurated, and individual pages have been devoted to class news. The Exchange Editor has had a busy year. The Broadcast has been sent to schools as far away as Texas and Idaho. In return, we at Stephens have had the opportunity to read interesting papers from these many far away schools. Profits from sales of The Broadcast are used to expand the mechanical facilities of the Commercial Department. A mimeograph machine has been purchased this year. We of the Trihate staff pay tribute to our sister organization, The Broadcast, which in bringing timely news to the student body, serves to bolster school spirit and student morale. CONTRIBUTORS Q Seated: Janet Lanteigne, Jeanine Gauthier, Lillian Volkerniclc, Carol Breton, Marilyn Garrett, hiary Ann Melanson. Standing: Alice Fraser, Erlene Wiken, Paula Lemay, Alice Fuller, joan Henry, Gail Berry, Marilyn Maynard, Margaret Mooney, Faye Tasker, Gloria Stanzilis. g'0a6!C6l5f Production Editor Joseph Fraser Assistant Production Editor George Farnham Artist Carole En man Heaoiliner Jean Langevin I V Assistant I-leadliner Edwina Clohosey DISTRIBUTORS Seated: Ann Gallant, Joan Watson, Alice Freeman, Ruth Paradis, Janice Soule, Barbara Cameron. X Standing: Dorothy Halacy, Mary DeFillip, Alice Rohichaud, Margaret Mortenson, Faye Duguay, Shirley Sage, Gloria Maillet, Gloria Stanzilis. CONTRIBUTORS Seated: Cecile Boivin, Jean Gallant, Phyllis Johnston, Louise Nadeau, Mary Martin. TYPISTS Seated: Anne Arsenault, Dorothy Cook, Janice Picard, Doris Arse- nault, Marlene Murphy. Standing: Rhoda Hay, Eleanor Desrosiers, Patricia Povelite, Ethel Worthley, Olga Kushner, Sandra Demeritt, Faylene Cloutier. O'Neil, Pauline Standing: Shirley Mayo, Louise Theriault, Judith Murphy, Irene Roberts, Sally Stearns, Patricia Wagnis, Lesley Dunn. First Row: Robert Grant, Jean Kidder, janet West, Dianne Narusis, Mary Halacy, Susan Hill- man, Marilyn West. Second Row: James Denholm, Elaine Pensiero, Edward Hoffman, Cynthia Narusis, Barbara Cameron, Nancy Carpano, Carol Stearns. Third Row: Donald Rand, Carole Goodwin, Edith Holman, Stephen Gallant, Marshall Clunie, David Foster, Frederick Clunie, Gerald Farrar. iii.. 52.,.r.... Mr. Gagliuso, conductor and director of the Stephens High School Band, swept his files over the football field at half time this year with flashy marching drills ranging from "Hokey Pokeyi' to "The Man Upstairs." The many hours of after school drilling showed in the precision with which these snappy drills were executed. In addition to marching at football games in the fall, the band has supplied musical entertainment at all assembly programs. It has added pep to the many football and basketball rallies. The band also participated as a guest in a joint concert at Dexter High on March 20. This followed a joint concert held last year in Rumford when the Dexter High Band was guest of Stephens! Westbrook was invited to Rumford for a similar exchange concert on March 26. The band took part in the Western Maine Music Festival held in May at Sanford. The annual town concert presented by all the musical organizations of the Rumford schools was a high spot of the spring term. The Rumford Music Boosters, an organization of townspeople interested in the music program of the Rumford schools, aids in sponsoring many of the band's activities. They participated in fund-raising drives and gave support to band activities. Donald Rand of the sophomore class, and Donald Young of the freshman, have efficiently served as band managers. 54 FirstETw:HIc-fn Gill, Mary Koon, Janice Hillman, David Eldridge, Gay Kimball, James Robert- son, an er ert. Second Row: Ronello Vaughn, Dorothy Young, Cordon Angevine, Dale Wing, Richard Welch Carole Thurston, Rita Caruso. Third Row: Barrett Lovejoy, David Clement, Watson Clark, Katherine Koon, Peter Holland Heidi Howard, VVilder Abbott. J..4,f. frm! BAND OFFICERS From Left to Right: Carol Stearns, secretary, Mr. Richard Gagliuso, director: Heidi Howard, president, David Eldridge, vice-president, Tanice Hillman, treasurer. eb! Howard, Davxd lm: , W if x fi? in ,- 4,1-K ,--A , M m.,-Q. -1,1 : -Z First Row: A. Arsenault, A. Ross, I. Hopkins, M. O'Neil, J. Bissonette, W. Angevine, C. Dumou- lin, S. Swallow. Second Row: N. Dupuis, B. Demeritt, J. Henry, S. Demeritt, M. Bernard, L. Barry, Ft. Turner, P. Martin, J. LeClair, J. Lanteigne, A. Fuller, G. Serafin. Third Row: S. Breton, M. Gallant, E. Perry, P. Royal, S. Stearns, G. Stanzilis, F. Cloutier, B. Waite, M. Grant, S. Clifford, I. Donahue, I. Beliveau. Fourth Row: I. Murphy, I. Roberts, J. Bernard, M. Mortenson, V. Thurston, C. Mooney, P. Doherty, P. Farrar, J. Donahue, A. Fraser, E. Cormier, S. MacArthur. 342 .SQQPAQH5 We pay tribute to a group of students who represent the best in cooperative effort. The Stephens Glee Club, under the spirited direction of Mrs. Marion Murphy, is one of the finest musical groups of its kind in the state. The glee club sang at the tri-state drive-in conference of school superintendents held at Bethel, February 7, under the auspices of the American Association of School Administrators. The girls sang for the Maine Division Council of Catholic Women at their regional meeting in Mexico. They also delivered selections at the Long Service Award Banquet sponsored by the Oxford Paper Mill. Traditional carols were sung at the Christmas assembly by the glee club. Members of the club provided background music for the National Edu- cation Week assembly, presented by members of Mrs. Warner,s speech classes. The annual Spring Concert was a highlight of the musical season. ln May, the glee club at- tended the Western Maine Music Festival held at Sanford. Eleven girls represented Stephens at the All- State Chorus held in Portland. These representa- tives were Carol Breton, Shirley Clifford, Edwina Clohosey, Marilyn Garrett, Myrna Gallant, Phylf lis Johnston, Emmy Lou Perry, Sally Stearns, Gloria Stanzilis, Villa Thurston, and June Le- Clair. GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Olga Kushner ,.4.... ....A.,.....,... P resident Villa Thurston ...A... ...,.,, A ctirzg Librarian Louise Nadeau ...... ...... S ecretary-Treasurer Edvvina Glohosey ...... ..... V ice-President We pay tribute to Mrs. Marion Murphy whose con- stant and devoted efforts have made the success of this group possible. First Row: E. Magee, B. Lavasseur, M. Murphy, N. Davis, M. Soucy, M. Melanson, E. Goodwin G. Breton. L. Beauchesne. Second Bow: A. Freeman, B. Jess, C. Roberts, M. Bujold, Fortin, A. Gallant, M. Mooney A. Smith, B. Patrick, B. Ross, M. Garrett, E. Desrosiers. Third Row: L. Vollcernick, M. Bartlett, Goodwin, B. Drapeau, H. Dupuis, M. DeFilipp, I Gagnon, I. Lambert, I. Thibodeau, G. Barry, L. Bushie, E. Blanchard. Fourth Row: P. Johnston, VVatson, Farrell, P.. Gallant, P. MacKinnon, G. Boivin, E. Wiken G. Allen, I. Pelletier, S. Finnen, B. Folland, S. Burns. Ae CM 'YY- M. Q i Edwina and JoAnne brush up on last minute Work. Wilman, Phil, Irving, Tom and Joe work on the set. Elie C4565 0 Miss Brooks ...,. ......., H eidi Howard Hugo Longacre ,,,. ,...... R ichard Marcellino Miss Finch ,..... ......, R uth Theriault Mr. Wadsworth ,,.... ....., M arshall Ducas Sylvia .,..., Marilyn 1 Doris .. , .,.,... Phyllis Joh Marge .,.. ....,, S ally B1 Faith .... . ,.,... Lesley I Rhonda ..... ,..... R uth P2 Ted ,.,..... ......, W ilder A Student Directors .. IoAnne Doi Edwina C10 Dot, Wangelin and Janice do best. Butch, Bob, and Bill wonder if Mrs. VVarner is going to explode. TQ? , we My ' gm 4124. -' ,, ,ki K 1. .5 aw' I in tk 1 idfeffelfltif gui! cc' .. f Judy, Jean, and Janice wonder if everyone has his own costume. Miss Audubon .,... ,..,... E vangeline Brackett Elaine ...,. ,.., . . Patricia Wagnis Elsie ...,..,,...,.,, .......... S hirley Burns Jane .,,., ,,..... A nne Martin Stanley ......, Martin ,........,. Mrs. Allen ........ Basketball Players Director ...,.... Mrs. Ellie Warner Irene, Alice, Shirley, and San- dra strive valiantly. Roger McLeod joseph Fraser Barbara Waite Williain Perkins Robert Fraser Reginald Guay Front Row: Bob Fraser, Bill Perkins, Butch Guay. Second Row: Roger McLeod, Phyllis Johnston, Dick Marcellino, Van Brackett, Les Dunn, Bar- lgara Waite, Heidi Howard, Marilyn Grant, Mim Paradis, Anne Martin, Io Anne Donahue, Shirley urns. Third Row: Sally Burgess, Marshall Ducas, Mrs. Warner, Ruth Theriault, Pat Wagnis, Joe Fraser, Kim Abbott, Edwina Clohosey. 44 . B as Ill' I65 l"00 6 , ltpleheatsa-XS ate tuni .-Say, dOn,t I kiss anybodyyy -...V-'wi vii 3' First Row: Nancy Carpano, Beverly Patrick, Susan Hillman, Phyllis John- ston, Ioan Boucher. Second Row: Evangeline Brackett, Elaine Penseiro, Sarah Swallow, Joan Hopkins, Dorothy Young, Edwina Clohosey. Third Row: Pauline Martin, Sally Burgess, Ruth Theriault, Dennis Irish, -loan Donahue, Ruth Paradis, Claudette Faucher. Fourth Row: Leroy Lambert, William Perkins, Reginald Guay, Allan Herbert, Lawrence Harlow, Thomas Fraser, Robert Ripley. First Row: Madeline Bujold, Carol Stearns, Orena St. Pierre, Clara Roberts, Barbara Fisher. Second Row: Elaine Cormier, Pat Wagnis, Sally Stearns, Connie Al- len, Gloria Malliet, Gay Kimball, Katherine Koon. Third Row: Richard Marcellino, Heidi Howard, Roger McLeod, Jan- ice Hillman, Magella Labonte, Judy Murphy, Carolyn Zale, David Clement. Fourth Row: David Foster, Ken- neth Shea, Kimmy Abbott, Marshall Ducas, David Eldridge, Colleen Mooney, Marshall Clunie, Real Roy. joofkglf CM OFFICERS Ianice Soule, vice-president, Ann Martin, secretary, Lesley Dunn, treasurer, Mrs. Wamer, sponsor, Nancy McCollough, president. Wafionaf orerwic eague First Row: Real Roy, Villa Thurston, Mary O,Nei1l, First for Girlsg Francis Paul, Mrs. Warner. Second Row: Carol Stearns, Grand Prizeg David Foster, First for Boysg Gloria Maillet, David Clement, Cecile Boivin, Maurice Belanger. HONORARY SPEECH SOCIETY Left to Right: David Eldridge, Robert Grant, Real Roy, Patricia Wagrirs, Nancy McCollough, Mrs. Kealiher. Standing: Mrs. Wai'ner, Anne Martin. .aS?oeaLing uniol' Jrize 3 3 B 1 . is Cf' ' -fi' W-, gif T Standing: Real Roy, Mrs. Kealiher, Philomene Royal, Gay Kimball. Seated: Larry Barrett, David Eldridge, Dorothy Young, Robert Grant. Under the skillful direction of Mrs. Pauline Kealiher, the Debate Club has been very active this year. On November 12, the debating team went to Bates for two dis- cussions on tariff. At Bates they also took in a mock debate between Bowdoin and Bates. The annual Bowdoin debate was held in December. Beal Roy, Dorothy Young, Bobert Grant, and David Eldridge represented Stephens High. Bobert Grant received an honorable mention in his group. Many of the team had the opportunity to see an Oxford-Bates debate at Lewiston. British wit was thoroughly enjoyed. Next on the schedule was a South Portland practice debate, February 19. Beal Boy and Dorothy Young, with Larry Barrett alternating, were the afhrmative speakers, while Bobert Grant and Gay Kimball brought forth the case For the negative. The subject debated concerned tarids. The team won three out of four debates. The climax of the year was the Bates debate scheduled the last week of March. Memgfy Kommiffee This committee is responsible for all as- sembly programs. Under its leadership, a fine well-balanced program of entertain- ment is provided for the students of Steph- ens High. Front Row: Barbara Fisher, Mrs. Warner, Anne Nlartin. Back Bow: Gerhardt Kraske, Richard lVlarcel- lino, Gay Kimball. tibegaie CM Left to Right: Richard Doherty, Magella Labonte, Eugene Boivin, Leroy Lambert,-Frederick Clunie, Richard VVelch, Fritz Day, Carol Thurston, Robert Taylor, Betty Ross, Donny Young. aine cience Thisphas been a busy year for science club members. Richard Marcellino and Roger McLeod initiated a science club community service by sending in weather re- ports to WCSH-TV, Portland. The club put on a chemistry plav for an assembly. A town science fair was held. E. Barry, Fraser, C. Kraske, D. Phillips, D. Eldridge, M. Scott, R. Marcellino, C. Mooney, and Vienneau were sent to the annual regional science fair at Could Academy on March 19. D. Eldridge, R. Marcellino, and C. Mooney were sent to the state science fair, April 2. Seated: Imelda Goodwin, Allyn Boissonneau, Gerhardt Kraske, Charles Howard, Ion Allan. Standing: Emelia Gillis, Wangelin Angevine, Richard Day, Caroline Knight, Colleen Mooney, Bruce Durland, Bernard Labonte, David Clement, Richard Marcellino. David Eldridge received able mention in the house Science Talent Contest. LA First Row: Eleanor Desrosiers, Jean Gallant, Doris Arsenault, Judith Murphy, Edwina Clohosey, Dorothy Halacy, Ruth Theriault. Second Rovv: Olga Kushner, Ethel Worthley, Dorothy Cook, George Farnham, Louise Nadeau, Anne Arse- nault, Sandra Demeritt. ommercia! The Commercial Club was reorganized this year, with the three commercial teachers as spon- sors. The constitution was revised. ln February, the senior members initiated fourteen juniors. ln March, the Commercial Club and the F. H. A. jointly sponsored a style show. First Row: Janice Picard, Reporter, Shirley Ring, Secretary, Marcia Bartlett, Vice President. Second Row: Mr. Baum, Sponsor, Marlene Murphy, Treasurer, Geneva Wing, President, Miss Allen, Sponsor. SCIENCE CLUB CFFICERS Left to Right: Marshall Scott, President, Janice Soule, Secretary, David Phillips, Vice President: David Eldridge, Treasurer, Mr. Holman, Sponsor, Roger lVlcLeod, David Foster, Executive Comlmittee. 4 -if First Row: Mary Ann Melanson, Carol Breton, Evangeline Brackett, Susan Breton, Alice Arsenault, Paula Lemay, Eleanor Desrosiers, Alice Arsenault. Second Row: Pauline Martin, Cecile Boivin, Gloria Maillot, Gloria Stanzilis, Kaguerine Koon, Barbara Cameron, Faylene Cloutier, Sarah Swallow, Louise Co ette. Third Row: Mary O'Neill, Janet West, Sally Stearns, Ieddy Levasseur, Roger McLeod, Peter Holland, Bruce Durland, Irene Roberts, Gerald Arsenault, Emmy Perry, Jean Gagnon. Zciuifae rancaioe Nous nous proposons d'etudier tout ce qui est francais, afin de pouvoir aggrandir nos limites a l'universelle. Our aims are to study all things French and so to grow towards that which is more universal. LATIN CLUB INITIATES First Row: Mary Rose Soucy, Bettina Demers, Rita Caruso, Susan Hillman, Betty Jane Iess, Elaine Penseiro, Nancy Carpano, Katherine Robinson. Second Row: Jackie Thibodeau, Mary Koon, Ioan Arnold, Ioan Hopkins, II3illiaH Barry, Judy Beliveau, Maryse Bernard, Lynette Demers, Ann Ross, Jean arre . Third Row: Dennis Irish, Todd Kowalzyk, James Denholm, Billy Ferguson, John Sotman, Keenan Marr, John Zale, Leroy Lambert, Rae Turner. Real Roy, Chef D'equipe3 Mr. Thibodeau, M le Directeurg Claudette Dumoulin, Secretaire Generaleg Huguette Dupuis, Tresoriere. First Row: Mary O'Neil, Scribe, Janice Soule, Empress, Gertrude Serafin, Executive Chairman. Second Row: Robert Ripley, Executive Com- mittee, Melvin Bowie, Emperor, Charles Prinn Executive Committee, David Phillips, Scribe. 1 Initiation of twenty-eight members into the S. P. Q. R. Latin Club was unusually interesting this year. Each prospective member brought an object which corresponded to a Latin noun. Unique and clever articles filled the receptacle in the Latin room. An elaborate banquet was prepared by the Dorcas Society of Virginia for the initiation ceremonies on February 17. Forty-eight members competed in games of mental skills, forfeits were demanded of the unsuccessful. The Latin Club auction to which all Sophomores and Freshmen contributed defrayed the expenses of the banquet. The study of mythology will again be the theme of Latin Club meetings. A comprehensive story of the club, its origin, ac- tivities, accomplishments and aims is being prepared for publication. 69 First Row: MaryAnn Melanson, Clara Roberts, Wilson Gagnon, Madeline Bujold, Naomi Davis, Don Phillips, Katherine Koon, Betty Ross. U Second Row: Jean Kidder, Janice Hillman, Ion Allan, Marshall Clume, Sylvio Gamache, Robert Grant, Gay Kimball. Jafin We pay tribute to Miss Julia Mur- phy, able sponsor of the Latin Club, for her vigorous efforts on the behalf of the students of Stephens. First Row: Carol Enman, Shirley Thereau, Gerald Arsenault, Blarsliall Clunie. Second Row: Iudy Beliveau, Ray Turner, Christine Duguay, jean Farrell, john MacDonald, Iean Donahue, Patricia Chaffee. ln the absence of Mrs. Seneschal, the Elrt club has worked under the direction of Mr. Louis Thibodeau to provide decorations for the Public Library at Christmas, and decorations for the Coronation Ball. agazine riue Left to Right: Jacqueline Cormier, Seated: Bill Ferguson, Freshman Managerg Pauline Martin, Sophomore Manager: Nancy McCul- Presiclentg Mary Koon, Vice Presi- lough, Senior Manager, JoAnne Donahue, Combined Funds Secretary: Shirley Clifford, Financial Secretary. Standing: lN1r. Raymond Baum, Faculty Sponsor, David Foster, Donn Phillips, Stephen Gallant, Carole Enman, Financial Secretary. dentg Stephen Gallant, Treasurerg Mr. Thibodeau, Sponsor. Ji if E i First Prize: David Foster Second Prize: Donn Phillips Third Prize: Stephen Gallant 311,41 Vice President: Ioan Boucher President: Louise Collette Secretary: Carole Enman Song Leader: Leah Drapeau Public Relations: Andra Haley Treasurer: Cecile Boivin Historian: Joanne Salatino First Row: Gail Barry, Imelda Goodwin, Lynette Demers, Mrs. Morency. Second Row: Lilian Volkernick, Connie Roderick, Marie Burgess, Katherine Robinson, Emma Blanchard. Third Row: Jean Gallant, Magella Labonte, Marie Rose Soucy, Sheila Mehigan, hlary Ann Harrington, Ann Ross. Fourth Row: Jackie Thibodeau, Eileen Goodwin, Mary DePl'1ilip. girst Row: Margaret Mortenson, Alice Fraser, Shirley Finnan, Mrs. trout. Second Row: Nancy Prue, Beverly Patrick, June Leclair, Judy Beliveau, Karen Bartlett. Third Row: Huguette Dupuis, Frances Labonte, Mary Murphy, Rosalie Gallant, Rachel Folland, Elaine Cormier. Eoulrth Row: Nichol Dupuis, Shirley Clifford, Joanne Henry, Alice u er. us, 'llulu VI f Il 1 .1 A475 -,- Q i, -421i QUEEN CANDIDATES Senior Class Janice Smith 'Ianior Class Sally Stearns Soplaontore Class Sue Breton Freshman Class Linda Anderson First Bow: Sue Breton, Linda Ander- son. Second Bow: Janice Smith, Sally Stearns. QUEEN MANAGERS Senior Class Patty Wagnis junior Class Carol Stearns Soplzornore Class Colleen Mooney Freslzrnan Class Maryse Bernard CARNIVAL COMMITTEE Seated: Mrs. Pauline Kealiher, Myrna Gallant. Standing: Richard Marcellino, David Clement, Mr. Kervvin Roberts. VVe pay tribute to all students and teachers who have worked diligently for the success of our Winter Carnival Weekend. 'IBOUDREALVS BOMBERSH First Row: Mrs. Elsie Morency, Mrs. Gerda Preble, Mrs. Theta Chamberlain. Second Bow: Miss Maggie Shaw, Mrs. Bose Boudreau, Mrs. Freda Dunn, Mrs. Marguerite Welch, Mrs. Pauline Kealiher, Mrs. Bar- bara Crosby, Mrs. Roberta Strout. ii s za-5, ,aww MIK-fx fibs Left File, Bottom to Top: Judy Nlurphy, Carol Breton, Janet Lantcigne, Pauline Martin. Right File, Bottom to Top: lX'laryArme Mclanson, Lesley Dunn, Sally Stearns, Magella Labonte. e ,nay frigufe fo af w 0 faarficiiaafe in dlaorfd. 75 l'To pass on the lamp while running." Lucrctuis De Rerum Natura First Row: David Phillips, Robert Garrett, Pat Umbro, Robert Roderick, Earnest Richards, John Rivard, Robert Rouleau, Richard Richardson, Gerald Locke, Marshall Scott John Amero Gerard Lambert, Francis Paul, Ernest Boudreau, Robert Routhier, David Poulin, Emile Gauthier., Second Row: James Dragoon, Roger Bernier, Charles Prinn, Edward Barry, Richard Auger Robert Fallon, Alfred Arsenault, Sheppard Bucknam, Peter Stanzilis, Anthony Koris, Robert Legerel Stanley Masalskv. Kenneth Shea, Alfred Pomerleau, Jack Rioux, Lee Holman, Alfred Poulin, Wilson Gagnon, Roger Richardson, John Johnston, Tadd Kowalryk. lljarriifg goofdaf Head Coach: Thomas Farrell Line Coach: Edgar Tounnelle Backfield Coach: George Gallant 1954 Captain: Gerry Locke 1954 Managers: James Dragoon, Robert Gallant Looking for something? Not quite! He's over! Strategy! RlChaIdSOD Lambert R Locke 1954 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE i 5 A Stephens September 17 40 St. Doms O Here 5. f September 24 13 Lewiston 13 Here if ll October l 27 Watewille 6 Here y f October 9 45 Morse 0 Away 4' October 15 13 Cony O Here October 22 13 Bangor 19 Away October 29 7 Edward Little 6 Here X November 6 13 South Portland 18 Away R November ll 0 Mexico O Away All-State Fullback, First Team-Gerald Locke Boudreau All-State Tackle, Second Team--Girard Lambert All-State Tackle, Third Team-Richard Richardson Honorable Mention-Francis Paul E 4 A y ef or p it tl W Routhier V ' f F -S lt 2 '53 :zi , at Azl, Y , r e if Amero Rouleau gI'e5L-l'l'lal'L g00fLaj Kneeling: Robert Taylor, Raymond Gillis, Billy Louvat, Lee Boyle, Dennis Gallant, Richard Nadeau, Andrew Gallant, Buddy Spoffard, Coach Preble. Standing: Don Desroches, Vaughn Jacobs, Robert Whitehouse, Tony Volkemick, Dixwell Wil- liams, Lance Porter, Richard Arsenault, Keenan Marr. October October October October Rumford Frosh Rumford Frosh Rumford Frosh Rurnford Frosh 1954 SCHEDULE St. Doms Frosh Mexico V. Hebron Lightweights Lewiston Frosh Home Home Away Home Get him, Ierry! b Up-and-Gomin' Korisl 6044 Counlry 1954 SCHEDULE Sept. 28 Watersfille 24 Stephens 50 Phillips 55 Oct. 5 Stephens 25 Portland 30 Oct. 12 Fryeburg 25 Stephens 30 Oct. 19 Could 23 Stephens 33 Oct. 26 Stephens 18 Hebron 39 Nov. 4 State Meet at Orono-Rumford, Sixth Place. Q 'F The first five men in for Stephens . . . "Bucky" Labonte, Frank MacDonald, Bill Ferguson, "Squirt" Smith, Jim Robertson. We pay tribute to Mr. Chamberlain, new coach of the Stephens Harriers, who sparked his club through a successful year with a record of two wins, two losses, one second place and a sixth place in the state meet at Orono. Bernard Labonte and Frank MacDonald, sen- ior co-captains ofthe team, have received a letter each year for four years. Their loss will be felt in the ,55 season. Robertson, Smith, and Ferguson are expected to form the nucleus of next year's team. First Row: Gerald Farrar, Frank Mac- Donald, Robert Smith, Robert Grant. Second Row: Ilames Robertson, William Feruson, Lione Blouin. Third Row: Bernard Labonte, Mr. Regi- nald Chamberlain, Cerhardt Kraske. Co-Captains Labonte and MacDonald. Lf, 7 A-ld' gy 1 'M Z 0 we F93 me f C3 fy , ,fr I N 3,-f wif 0f',,fff ef' WEEE? Q 512: ,A A Q f W of' 3 gd ' 4" .... i Y Q 'JU 5 wg' ' JE?-7, Q 2 md ibpffrrmgm 5 H aw , 4, as fuk '-' 29, O Ly v' Fo 9, U' ....,.-e-..W 7 hh rb Q P 'gg 'gd gan E '33 5 55 23" sv rn 2 12 gg Q.. . U3 ' 'I-UP A 2 gg R cu U .A :s L3 1: -59 2' N N 1 ' " " Q ' K N, 4 an W ,N ' Hg, 2 r fr rrr 4 r 545'-' , P' f' 3 rn - ' 1 vig J P Q ' 4 vu Q: 1 Q. ' ' Q V 7, lk , V5 , af 1 M' A X REL fl 1 4 ,T fi Vg 'vm-aw Q2 S 2 E521 -4. UF' P'l 9 rn 0- . A Q 55:1 V ,A QEQHEQ . P ' N 4 , W EE :J:JQ-VE , , N 0.0 f-13" , fl' X- ph Q U"f"'r' ' J' 'rw I 5 F10 'l , B 5 as 53 V, 0 , n,,,fk,fe-A. W, Q 2 N, g "4 T Fa 3 F -. .g E., 4. .. EC: Q , f '-' ra' :sg gm, ' E g F' re if , ' Fl Y ru' W ,ff - Labonte V 3 Perkins 5 enzor W-ZZ." G sa Rouleau ! J L 5 s A X wg igvw, ., :i ' ,elf gi' XAAA g V 1 M 'A . I f 'L W' :ls ,Ai If .ef 5,14 5332 fi' JS' XE .AAE QQ W rfx QL re s 4 ae1 g Q5 f E 1 .5 . e r r A jg", J an L L Q: 1-Wa ' x 33-,M ' 1 f 5 HW Fraser am. ...J Q 4- ..,1 Herbert Rlchards ag V5 f .rv , Lf 1 I, xx ,X v4 X 1.10 .X 1 1 f i 4. Qfejii 9 ,Aww eva ,T 4 gl s ii X QQEXQQ f F v Guay J V- gf if f' "!,xqQf ai si age, TM? xg 'R J O xhfagg, I Eff. .n K 51. Q, 'v - 1'c'o"6'0 K Dec Dec Dec Dec. jan. Jan. jan. Jan. jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb. Feb Feb Feb Feb. 252332 First Row: Robert Garrett, Michael Prinn, Manager Edward Bishop, Terry Smith, David Poulin. Sclconilq lggwz Kenneth Shea, Nlanager Robert Grant, Sylvio Gamache, Manager David Phillips, I 1 . W nn i Third Row: Alfred Arsenault, jack Ptioux, Coach Thomas Farrell, Anthony Koris, Perter Stan- zilis, Roger Bernier. j. 1. V. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1954 1954 1954 1954 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 Stephens 52 51 62 47 57 58 60 54 46 72 50 25 56 58 44 49 60 Berlin Brunswick Mexico South Portland Lewiston St. Doms Edward Little Portland Waterville Mexico Hebron VVaterville Edward Little Lewiston Hebron St. Doms Brunswick 36 39 39 37 47 38 54 53 48 23 43 60 59 52 32 26 48 'M Z?.wAefL.Jf Away Away Here Here Here Away Away V Here Here Away Away Away Here Away Here Here Here FRESI IMAN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dec. Ian. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. yan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Stephens 57 44 67 63 so 49 43 '42 44 40 Wilton Livermore lay Farmington Wilton Mexico VVilton lay Lewiston Farmington Here Away Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Away K Asif .k,' if 4339? MJ we ,,- 1-f s ' 'i iiifm 14 . H a X Arthur Taylor, foul shooting representative jre4Lman Alwlfefgaf Kneeling: VVilliam Bouffard, Andrew Gallant. Coach Gallant, jim Vinneau, Dennis Fontaine. Second Row: Manager Vaughn Iacobs, Don Desroches, Joe Sassi, Bill Goodwin, ,Danny Picard, Dixwell VVillia1ns, Manager Peter Rogers. Third Row: jimmy Denholm, Bob VVhitehouse, Bob Levi, Richard Welch, David Lovejoy, Danny iXIacKinna. -w 'Mr ' lu, gg 1 Q Y ' ' .4 ,,L ' , 2 7 5 . . V ,, ItWlll1Cl, XX Z .gow ef' .Sli .lam Under the direction of Coach Hudson Brennick, the Stephens High Ski Team made an outstanding showing this year. This young, hard-working team faced the top high school ski teams in New England. ln the Berlin meet the boys were particularly successful with Willie Gagnon first in downhill and slalomg Phil Broomhall, First in cross countryg and Bob Roderick, second in jumping. The Stephens Winter Carnival saw Roderick second in cross countryg Gagnon first in downhill and jumpingg and Broomhall, first in cross country. Stephens placed fourth in the State Meet out of a Held of ten. On February 22, Lee Boyle, Bill Ferguson, Phil Broomhall and Bobby Roderick won high honors in the Eastern Championship Meet in Salisbury, Connecticut. On March 5, Lee Boyle and Bill Ferguson came in first and second respectively, in cross country in the annual Junior State Ski Championship. On March 6, Phil Broomhall tied for first in cross country in the National Junior Ski Championships at Whitefish, Montana. The year's schedule ran January l Andover January 29 Edward Little January 8 Farmington February 4-5 Rumford January 15 Berlin February 9 Hebron January 22 Kents Hill February ll State Meet We pay tribute to these young winter sportsmen of Rumford, ski center of Maine, and to Coach Hudson Brennick whose unilagging enthusiasm leads them on. 84 ,ma in , qw Q .Q 3 Us .., , ,H ig, 3' 1, Mi w .A .rw . V . 94 if lg? if in n, 3 ,, so H 5 5 Ienso , 11 5 , X6 111311619 Psxsenau the X095 do e C0 WDAIYI Hai First Row: Billy Ferguson, Willie Gagnon, Neil Sorenson, "Butch" Broomhall, Lee Boyle. Second Row: Dennis Gallant, Manager David Clement, Leo Arsenault, Bob Roderick. Third Row: Coach Brennick, Jim Chaisson. Willie on the slalom. S YQ. Gt 1 690 602 we 8 U11 C0 5 P61111 Kg A N TEAM AN FYXESHM affau' Bon WS' Befnaidv 56 WW Haw NX Y n aw Thuxsioo' X X CMO gow ' - 1 FWS Z?a5LefAaf man , Wee N Nanci Beuvegaomeau cb' AW . W QU 2 50, 339 YOOHCBYH aydv DOY Rua Xanch ow xx, 3 B Wais owe mm C9 E Oxa, 50gfOf,eS0ud' rx Pgxgwwz s Mat, Wa rx :Z-es' SCCOR BU WY First S OPH OM ORE TEAM ROWI Bunny Lev , L - - . Sfiiiydlg galley, Cfymdga 553315 eanfEllSSGlZ1L?gl1g1 'Pauhne jannace, june Foumie 'J all y , - , D rances Labonte, Theisa LgggagdgglfigegingiigifaLlgg1I3e7zE7g1n,z'5dith H . f, ' ollnan, rs. Boudreau. 1 X S9 First R BOl1d1- OW: An . O Isiiznialgow. n Arsenauff, share R AND SENIG Thi Pafadiql Ianffre S . YMHYO A- R TEAR, rd ROW. ., Alice Rob-Inith, E1 f lice Ame IS reall, SQHEL S Paula Lellichaud, Lialmr H0We naultf Doroth learns, Ce 358 fo Stes GY Dunn ' Eleanor D V Halac Cleliorv- sms je ' eSIosi Y' Janice . in, an Am 1 ers, Pa Prcard Od' Magella L t Wagriis R h ' MIS- ' ur abonte, Emmy Lou P Ther-fault, CITY! Jeanne Jlnzwmwaf Z?a5Lef6aff U Manygirls have the opportunity to participate in intermural basketball at Stephens. Thislactivity 1S under the direction of Mrs. Rose Boudreau who has initiated a girls' physical education program this year. Congratulations go to the seniors who, under the management of Ianice Smith, rode through the tournament undefeated to clinch the title for the third straight year. The seniors only tied the faculty in the senior-faculty game, however. Rose House captained the team. The juniors were few in number indeed. Onlv seven irls turned out to strug le , a , , ra through a rugged season. They were defeated by the sophomores. The Juniors were captained by Emmy Lou Perry and managed by Cecile Boivin. The sophomores and freshmen were managed by Ieanine Gauthier. Frances Labonte captained the sophomore team while loan Arnold captained the freshmen. The freshmen did an outstanding job for their first year. m layed each opponent The tournament pairings provided that each class tea p ' ll. Mrs. Boudreau refereed all games. Louise twice. Twelve gam Collette was timekeeper. es were played in a 87 ,g,,,,,,, ...W Seated: lVlr. Iasper Foster, Carolyn Delano, lVlaryAnn Melanson, Anne hlartin. Standing: William Ferguson, Nlr. John Dickson, Olga Kushner, Mr. Dana Simmons, Edward Bishop. J4. Counci The Athletic Association is a group made up of ninc members: the principal. the faculty manager, the athletic director, four officers and two class representatives. The Council authorizes the handling of money for various sports, sanctions letter awards and is instrumental in the formation of certain athletic procedures. This year has been largely spent in revising the Constitution to bring it up to date. The officers are president, Anne Marting vice president. Edward Bishop: secretary, Carolyn Delano: treasurer, Olga Kushner: class representatives, lVlarv Anne Melanson and VVillia1n Ferguson: and sponsors, Mr. Simmons. lVlr. Foster and Mr. Dickson. We pay tribute to this eflicient council which facilitates the success of our athletic program. Down the field! Get it, joel r 5 I E xo? i I l 5 I I Seated: Joanne Henry, Teddy Orino, Mr. Lyman Holman, Alice Freeman, Ioan Watson. Standing: Roger McLeod, Larry Harlow, Alice Fuller. ADVERTISING COMMITTEE UW form-our aclmof-our Lzmvbf .ilu fe- memlefzng fheae IWW, Jaw, Lf M nof 0,494 flw fofliwzng dpomm who have maple tim jfzlufe poaaigk. "The end? No, the beginning, son lust a few things end when vour scroll is won." Anon , McINNES INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 132 Congress Street Rumford, Maine JOBIN FUNERAL HOME LEONCE JOBIN, JR. Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Tel. 26-W Rumford, Maine FRED E. HANSCOM Lawyer Congress Street Rumford - Fair Play -- HUNT'S ESSO STATION Used Auto Parts Wrecker Service Phone 8724 Ridlonville LAZAROU MOTORS, INC. COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE Phone 1038 Mexico, Maine Ouch! My toe All eyes up. DAWSON ,S SPORTING GOODS V Roxbury Rd., Mexico Tel. 407-R Take it away, Joe! C. L. STANLEY, INC. Menswear-Freeman Shoes Television-Toys-Hobbies Tel. 410-W Mexico Mis, Tee Beauty Shop Tel. 417-W 327 Waldo Street, Rumford --L The Yardgood Center 25 Congress Street, Rumford MEADER Sz SON FUNERAL HOME Tel. 70-J Franklin Street, Rumford 90 Varsity's starting five . . . . . . and the Junior Varsity. Compliments of Personal Finance Co. Tel. 1200 89 Congress Street, Rumford House Lots, Camp Lots, Wood Lots A H. W. HANSON MUSIC DEALER and JEWELER Ray's Variety Store Gifts, Novelties, Confectionery, Groceries, Lunch, Smokers' Supplies 562 Prospect Avenue Rumford Knox Street Variety AL MAILLETT, Prop. MEAT, GROCERIES, SODA, CANDY BASS SHOE CO. Wilton, Maine Shoes made since 1876 When in Town Visit LINNELL MOTEL All New and Modern BAsEBoARD HEAT OPEN YEAR ROUND 2 Miles West on Route 2 Tel. 1163-R PHIL MARX HANSON MOTORS REALTOR DeSoto - Plymouth 36 Exchange street Tel. 1494-M Hancock Street Tel- 12 DAVIS T.V. and APPLIANCE RUMFORD SURPLUS '77 Rumford Ave. Tel. 1349 , SPARTON RICHARDSON S GENERAL STORE Shop At Self Service SAMPSON,S SUPER MARKET FOURNIER'S MARKET ... And Savg 1 Tel. Congress Street Rumford Bridge Street, Mexico BO'UFFARD'S MARKET Jeanette's Beauty Shop Waldo Insurance Agency Compliments of Bouffard's Alberta Gallant, Prop. Jos. E. 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AUTO BODY SERVICE Tel. 1045 Rumford Compliments of Gordon Cairns Catch it, Bob! RUMFORD DRUG STORE THE REXALL STORE 98 Congress Street, Rumford Compliments of Ralph Bedard P P Block him, Bob! pp Oops! I-le slipped. HARGREAVES' DRUG STORES Main Street, Mexico Congress Street, Rumford G. Locke-All State F. W. WOOLWORTH CO NAPLES PACKING COMPANY WHOLESALE MEATS Dixfield Road, Mexico UNITED STORES 98 Congress Street Rumford RUMFORD LIGHT CG. WESTINGHOUSE, KELVINATOR AND EASY ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Telephone Rumford 256 Dixfield 10 HOTEL HARRIS Compliments to the CLASS OF 1955 Rumford, Maine Score! I I Get th b ll DR. S. S. GREENLEAF, Veterinarian Compliments of Small Animal Hospital PEPSI-COLA Tel. 112 11 Vernon St., Bethel, Me. Portland Au MORRISON'S MOTORS, Inc. INTERNATIONAL Sales 8z Service WILLYS Sales 8z Service America's Most Usef I C I Up vou go, Bob . . . I I ...ad 94 T. L. 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SCHWIND Distfributors CHEVROLET ESSO OIL BURNERS and ESSO HEATING OILS OLDSMOBILE Where You Get Good Service Tel. 13, Rumford Phone 161 Spruce St., Rumford Best of Luck LOCAL NO. 12745 U. M. W. A. DISTRICT 50 RUMFORD I Compliments gf GACE'ITA'S Compliments of VITO UMBRO SHOE REPAIR ISLAND CAB R. C. JEWELERS J. C. PENN EY CO., INC. H ecwlquafrters for GOOD CLOTHES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Congress St., Rumford W. M. Schwind JEWELERS TO THE CLASS OF 1942 1951 1943 1947 1952 1944 1948 1954 1945 1949 1955 1946 1956 Congress St., Rumford Compliments of FARRAR- BROWN CO. Automotive Supplies 43 Oxford Ave., Rumford TIMES SQUARE GARAGE STUDEBAKER ' SALES and SERVICE Cor. Hartford and River Sts., Rumford BOB'S ESSO SERVICENTER RADIATOR AND IGNITION SERVICE Tel. 455-J, Prospect Ave. Carlisle's Men's Store 92 Congress St. Telephone 1623 Rumford, Maine Bradley's Shoe Store RUSTER BROWN SHOES CARROLL CUT RATE Congress St., Rumford VAN'S HAT SHOP 82 Congress St., Rumford 47 Congress St., Rumford PUEIILIIELIEIIIDXVOQIYIEWCIAND WING'S RADIO SHOP HARDWARE, RPAHEOAND LUMBER Tel. 541 50 Prospect Ave., e . Rumford 802 Prospect Ave., Rumford DELUXE DINER MARCHISIO'S MARKET HOME MADE PASTRIES T 1 538 HOME STYLE COOKING e - Oxford Ave., Tel. 8692 Rumford 20 Oxford Ave., Rumford 99 PARADIS BROTHERS L. DEMASCIO RUMFORD-MEXICO 'rv DRcI?71EI2l?AQYIS:gi?lIjED HOT DOGS AND F Safil im? erflafl 3, Eur, I'0p. AND TARRED REFRESHMENTS can 1861 Tel. 99 Waldo St., Rumford, Me. 307 Waldo St.. Rumford Day's Jewelers OPTICIANS 94 Congress St. Rumford Compliments of Listen To MANAGER AND CLERKS ALIBERTPS A Sz P SPORTS REVIEW MONDAY - SATURDAY SUPER MARKET WRVUM 6220 P. 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Mattison A Complete Variety of MILLINERY MEATS and GROCERIES Upstairs over United Stores Congress St., Rumford DIXFIELD DRUG STORE EDGAR N. BUJOLD Reg. Pharm. Dixfield, Maine The Corner Pharmacy A. E. ORINO, Reg. Ph., Prop. Prescriptions Our Specialty With Two Pharmacists In Attendance Cor. Waldo St. and Oxford Ave. Rumford GCDANQSQ9 Italian Sandwiches "WE MAKE 'EM THE WAY YOU WANT 'EM" 3:30 P. M. to 11:30 P. M. SUNDAYS 1 P. M. to 11:30 P. M. Oxford Avenue Cunningham's Market FANCY GROCERIES MEATS Corner Rangeley Place and Essex Ave. DAVIS FLORIST O FLORIST "Flowers For Every Occasion" F. T. D. Member Tel. 130-W Greenhouse 725 PROSPECT AVE. SIMARDS FUEL CO. COAL - OIL - WOOD . Tel. 218 68 Lincoln Ave., Rumford, Me. BOUFFARD'S FURNITURE - TELEVISION 415 Waldo St., Tel. 1096 C. E. BRITTON BUICK and PONTIAC DEALER Hancock St., Rumford, Me. YAKUBAITIS MARKET Waldo St., Rumford, Me. Carey's of Papertown SOCONY FUEL OILS COOKING GAS AND RELATED APPLIANCES Tel. 399-W Compliments of RALPH L. CLARKE Compliments of Stowell-MacGregor Division COATS Sz CLARK, INC. Dixiield, Maine RUMFORD DRUG STORE THE REXALL STORE 98 Congress St., Rumford THE BUSY BEE 490 Prospect Ave., Rumford HAMMANNE'S PAINT STORE ARTIST'S SUPPLIES - GLASS Tel. 1654 245 Waldo St., Rumford LEGERE'S HARDWARE PAINTS - HARDWARE WALLPAPER 232 Waldo St., Rumford IACKSGN-WHITE STUDICD Class fpkotog rfapher 1955 PORTLAND, MAINE - I . vi ll wi? 'WS fl AQ X . 9 1 ge . 2 Lf, x ' rv 1 5, ffm :z ,Q 1, "'h K -A 9. I., 0 , ef-: I A zxwfibrvnw -',: if ' ' ' clliif' 62:24 153 .,' Jt,,,..w, H' X., ,, XL ., L',f,-, me lv Of! QHWWVS .sn wk, + , ., ,-A. 21:-ff . 1 . JJ: mme n 104