Westbrook High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Westbrook, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

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Bunldung not only applles to the constructnon of these but ut also opplues to the constructuon of character In a school the teachers are the BUILDERS who take the RAW MATERIALS CSophomoresD and by means ot UNFINISHED PRODUCTS Uunuors and Semorsl and after polushnng them with actnvltles and sports unto the PRODUCTS lgraduatesj Through each step of the way the materuals are tested to see If they are worthy of recenvnng the trade mark ldnplomaj ofthe company Cschooll and belng sent unto the world to functnon for themselves For thus reason we of the Blue and Whute staff have chosen BUILDING as the theme for the yearbook of 1958 4 1 their TOOLS Cbooks and studiesj, form them into the CCNTENTS... FACULTY SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN 7 ACTIVITIES 'TL Mira 11 .Min SPORTS 5 .s -, v ,f',,.:' xnxx' 5' , F iltvw' '-I-T Q?-S A- ig , .. +. F H ' ' - , F -l - I 4 ff- Jw f - 'E 'x . . , , 1, A QA '-fi N Sill' I ISI! E la ..- ll ,. ' , that . f V 'U or li! v, A 39 ll A ' 4 ne' , Y W M 1 f - tv in f f,Afk..J4'L A if-g5,fQwQvlw,a .ff WE THANK..... We the Student Body of Westbrook Hugh School respectfully dedicate this edition of the Blue and White with smcere appreciation to the citizens and bus: ness men of the Greater Westbrook area who so wnllmgly and generously con tributed to the building trades prolect of our Vocational Department Westbrook Rotary Club B G Pride Co c L. C. Andrew Blue Rock Quarry Harry B. Chase Stultz Electric Works Wilbur R. Ingalls, .Ir John E. Vance Concrete Forms, Inc. Sewerage District and the many other contrabutors who are not listed here 'x SIC 83: CSD 11 L1 U. ullders ' .mink 7 5-.X Facuhy Bowdom A B Columbia A M In Ed Ad ETHEL RICH Secretary Westbrook Hugh School 5 ISK gs. ROY A ROBINSON L, V4,M, Y -, ff' .X N x xii? V XX: .V : 5 N 7 I 5 X N MM, H fn! N f P ' R R 1. I f A , PAULINE W. ABBOTT Hoad of the History and Government Department Colby A.B. Advisor: Junior Class, Future Teachers of America. Supervisor of Library. GEORGE E BURNHAM Industrial Arts Vocational Sheet Metal Gorham State Teachers College l C S A9 ' 'Wiii' EDWARD BOGDANOVICH Director of Boys Physical Education and Health Holy Cross BS University of Maine Advisor W Club ROSEMARY BURNS English and Speech Emerson College B Ll Advisor Drama tics Graduation ff? 9 M 1 . .. In ,H . .I . . W ' X-1 I A 2 'iw' , X xx - A . X 1 I l X V. l , 1 t i f ., ,X Ak 'J 5 A' 2, yy A' l ' f . , ' - - ,ff -Z I DORIS R CONNERS Head of the Busmess Department Our Lady of Mercy College B S Boston Unlversuty M Ed Umversuty of New Hampshnre Post Graduate Study Ad vlsor Newspaper Future Busmess Lead ers of Ameruca Yearbook Busmess Staff ENTRIES ALVEDA G COTTON Business Sublects Shaws Busmess College Boston Umver slty Umversuty of Marne Aclvlsor Sopho more Class Accountant for Athletic Books MARIAN V CHICK Head ofthe Englnsh Department Bates A B A M Advusor Yearbook JOHN P DAVAN Scnence and Hnstory Director of Athletncs Head Coach of Basketball Colby College B S Advnsor Sensor Class L A 534' 1' ' -- . ,- N, A . V. ,-1 .W . , xx , sq 1,.k. V - ' 1,,:i,'-TM' . , f,s,.1..w51fA ', Effie! . ,QNX Q, .fe V 5,4 35, ,ai .8 EDWARD DeIULIO Director of Music New England Conservatory of Music, B. of Music. X ROGER W DOl.AN Mathematics English Sociology Head Coach Baseball Assistant Coach Football Bowdom A B Umversnty of Mame M Advusor Jumor Class RUTH E FAIRCHILD Dlrector of Vocational Home Economics RICHARD GETCHELL Umversnty of Mame B S Advnsor Future Biology Coach of Track Homemakers of Amenca Bowdoln A 5 ggr' ll PARNELI. S HARE Physlcs Chemlstry Sensor Sclence Unuversuty of Mcnne B S Advnsor Science C ub Ll 924 U94 !?l!U15l9? dy M M1432 W M X E N 7 '-1 RACHEL M HUTCHINSON Head of Mathematncs Department Umversuty of Marne A B A M Advlsor 44 Club CARL B JENSEN l-ESUE W IRWIN Dlrector of Industrial Arts Vocational Drlver Education Physical Geography Education Vocational Pattern Making Assistant Coach Football and Basketball Vocational Cabinet Making Boston Umversuty BS Advnsor Key Unuversuty of Moune Bates College Syra C ub cuse College n ahh' 1 'S . X 12 ' A an':7'lll'4 Q , l o 1 . . . . K I 1 1,5 I . . . RBA ' L. i , . 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ROBINSON lndustrlal Arts Portland Jumor College Chncago Techm cal College Massachusetts Teachers Col lege Advnsor Industrual bunldung pro oct RAE H THOMPSON Busuness Sublects Mgmg School gf Commerce Un,ve,-my Industrlal Arts Vocatlonal Machme Shop of Mame Unuversuty of Colorado Bates Gorham State Teachers College Advns CHARLES TRACY Collogo Advnsor Secretarial Club or lndustnal Club 2 Pins- 3 14 . . . . , . I I . : - . i . . . , . . . . . , r . . . , .- I I ' . : . : . , , ,, W lt ,..js -. WP First Row: C. Peters, C. Loveioy, S. Porter, J. Libby, S. Pinkham lassistant editorj, D. Cousens leditorj C. McKinley, P. Hebert, T. Barr, K. Morabito, D. leber. Second Row: R. Labrecque, C. Drouin. L. Plummer, M. Waterhouse, P. Hawkes K. Anderson S. Farlev B. Cashman, L. Labrecque, C. Herring, J. Burke. Third Row: P. Fecteau, Miss Chick ladvisorl, D. Brix, D. Mazerall, N. Peters, S. Davis, N. Cunningham B. Lombard, H, Billings, P. Brochu, R. Consalvo. Patricia Hebert Carol Loveioy Cynthia Peters Nancy Peters Jane Libby Donna Brix Cynthia Herring Prudence Hawkes Barbara Cashman Susan Farley Janice Burke Dianne Mazerall YEARBOOK STAFF Assistant Editor-Sha ron Pi nk ha m SENIOR EDITORS Kathleen Morabito Delilia Leber JUNIOR EDITORS Nadene Smith SOPHOMORE EDITORS Martha Milliken LITERARY EDITORS Carol McKinley Staff Linda Plummer Katherine Anderson Judy Buteau Theresa Barr Linda Labrecque ART EDITORS Norman Jordan SPORTS EDITORS Robert Consalvo 15 Paul Fecteau Carlton Mains Marcia Waterhouse Harriett Billings Susan Porter Patricia Brochu Judy Berube Nancy Cunningham Cecile Drouin Bonnie Lombard Elaine Eldridge Rachel LaBrecque Flrtt Row F Chnstensen G Ramsdell D Raymond J Pedneault J Buteau C Brochu J Berube Sample P Doucette D Hay Mrs Conners Kadvusorl R Ftz BUSINESS STAFF Our busuness staff got under way thus year wuth the appountment of Wayne Carter as head manager and Mrs Conners as faculty supervisor These builders, who are the foundatuon of our yearbook faithfully solicited all the advertise ments, collected the money and took the orders Wnthout our busmess staff the yearbook would be at a loss 16 D, . .. , . , . , . , . , . , . , Sound Row: W. Carter fmanagerl, M. Milliken, J. Galley, B. Raymond, M. Waterhouse, C. Herring, . , . , . ' , . i . I - I ' ' . I RODUCT I, 2. CLASS OF 1958 All are architects ,gf JEANNE AFTHIM Business Tall and slender and ever kind- hearted- Glee Club 3, 4, Art Club 3. Future Occupation: Office Work. ANN FRANCES BONNEY Business Annie The best things come in small packages. Chorus 4, Newspaper 1. Future Occupation: Office Worker. 'it .if X -Q-Q JUDITH AMES General Judy A good sport ls she. Volleyball 1, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, Captain 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Swim- ming Club 3, 4, Oiiice Helper 3. Future Occupation: Housewife. DONALD BRlCE College Don The best way out ts' always through. Basketball 'l, All Westbrook Night I, 2, 4, Three-Act Play 2, One-Act Play 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 4, Washington Club 3, Camera Club 'l. Future Occupation: Aeronautical Engineer. X X J' I J K gs' f 5 fl if ,x Ka ' .Q J X, g. iff .-' '1f'ff',- rv, - 3,1 -wg 1 ' ff n e '-4. -5,7-.f,' 1,-, . , lv 'Z-ag 5w.,4. 4, K A,, xjxth 11:11 U ., ' ff ' .5 n 'rs-wg.. - A jfs 4 . H ,A -7-.J . ' .' 1 l O . 1 5 5' 'Alf' ANDREW ANDERSON Industrial Andy A smile goes a long, long way. Industrial Club 3, 4. Future Occupation: Undecided. DONNA BRIX College Down It is far safer to sag! too little than too muc . F.T.A. Secretary 3, Vice President 4, Swim- ming Club 3, One-Act Play 3, All West- brook Night 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Music Fes- tival 2, 44 Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Junior Editor-Yearbook 3, Yearbook Reporter 4. Future Occupation: Nurse. 6' -cf of ate... -Q 4U!l KATHRYN E ANDERSON General Kathy A lrglzt heart lmrrs' nnff Honor Roll l 3 Washington Club 'l 2 s 5 o Cu I French Club 2 3 4 44 Club 3 4 latin Club 2 Future Occupahon Teacher L I' PATRlClA BROCHU College G gs ml 1 pmsztmn s lutt r t LII 1 44 Club 3 4 French Club 3 4 r Club I 2 FTA 3 4 Yearbook 4 News paper 2 3 Usher Baccalaureate 2 Usher Graduation 3 Secretary Treasurer FT A 4 Future Occupatnon Teacher 'au fm? JAMES l. ANDREWS Industrial lm A crlrprmtcr 19 Lnnun lm lm rlups Basketball 'I Volleyball 'I 2 Industr al flnln 1 A Future Occupatuon Undecided JANICE BURKE College qn Wim calnxlu gum her mmf contz ntul Band 4 44 Club 3 4 French Club 3 4 Art Club l Washington Club 3 4 All Westbrook Nught 1 2 3 4 Assembly Pro rams 1 2 3 4 Future Occupatlon lndustrnal Designer THERESE BARR College 'Terry Wm xv ,untlrf slzr' xv md Honor Roll l 2 3 Student Council l 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 4 French Club Prendent 4 French Club Secretary 3 Bowlmg 3 Art Club 'l 2 44 Club 3 4 Newspaper 3 ear bool: 4 Usher Baccalaureate 2 Usher Graduatnan 3 Future Occupatnon Nurse JACQUEUNE ALICE CAIRNS Business Jaclue Always Il true rmnrl and spurt Honor Roll 1 Cheerleader 3 4 Glee Club W Clu 4 F H A 4 All brook Nnght Usher Future Occupatuan Beautlcuan ,0- Q -do -1- Y l . f 'di 'Q J l I ll .. . 7, t I . k. ,, x ' ' ' ' ' f 4 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' :11 11 I' : ' :Y 1 1 ' H ,I ' HJ- u KK 1 1 I 37 K' ' - 1 '. w ' -,' 1 1 ' 1 1 F f 7 ' 4, Secretary, Wa hln't n Cluu l, vlea ---- ef -- Ib . .H ff ' : ' . 1 1 1 1 1 I . up '11 A fu fix 13' in ' f' lmn J - Il In 1. I V 1 j ,, Honor Roll 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Bond 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, Dance A ' 'A ll Il H KK s ' ,F 2, . 1 1 1 At 1 1 1 , - f 1 -' - , 1 1. . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' , 5 1 1 1 . 1 , I 5 I I I I 'l, 21 ' b 7 . . . 1 Wesl- ' 1 - -- - - 9 1 1 1 - l 4' 1 1 ll 1. 4 - 1, ' 4 ' f , mf 4 Z 1 1 ,. fi -f 1 4 y,-,Ii :., f ' I- V ' 4 A ' 5 . , 1 ' 1 I' 4 In an 5 It -ga ,fl ' 4 ':':.': .1 ' ' 9 IV' V .f 'ii 4 If , ffi' , For the structures M 'sr 1' WAYNE CARTER College Carter I do not care one strawf' National Honor Society 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, Prize Speaking 2, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, All Westbrook Night 2, 3, 4, Band and chorus manager 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4, 44 Club 3, 4, French Club 2, Year- book Business Statt 2, 3, Manager 4, Audio Visual Stat? 2, 3, 4, High School Disc Jockey 2, 3, 4. Future Occupation: Electrical Engineer. JANICE CHRISTENSEN College Jan Common sense is Nature's gift. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, W Club 3, Secre- tary 4, National Honor Society, Dirigo Girls' State, Basketball 1, Softball 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, All Westbrook Night 3, Glee Club 1, 44 Club 3, 4, French Club 2, Latin Club 3, 4, Yearbook 2. Future Occupation: Nurse. f4 ..-vi 'F I BARBARA CASHMAN General Barb Sparkling eyes, velvety as black pansiesf' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, French Club 4, 44 Club 4, Yearbook 4. Future Occupation: Nurse. JEFFREY .l. CHRISTENSEN College Men of few words are the hest men. Honor Roll 1, W Club 3, Vice President 4, Dirigo Boys' State, Football 3, 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Golf 2, 3, Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 44 Club 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, latin Club 1, 2, W Club 3, 4. Future Occupation: Engineer. 41,3 G., , , .. . 4--' JOHN CHAMARD College Johnny A quiet fellow with a busy brain. All Westbrook Night 1, 3, 4, Three Act Play 3, Debating 2, Prize Speaking 2, French Club 2, 3, 4, 44 Club 3, 4, latin Club 3, Washington Club 3, 4, One Act Play 3. Future Occupation: Actor. JOAN COLPRITT Business H Silence is sweeter than speech. F.H.A. 1, 3, 4, Secretory 1, Glee Club 3, 4. Future Occupation: Housewife. un., that we raise, LAURETTE CHAYER General Wit What should a girl he hut merry?,' Drill Team 4j Morning Devotions 47 Chorus l, 3i F.H.A. 47 French Club 2, 3, 47 News- paper 37 All Westbrook Night 4. Future Occupation: Guidance Teacher. RICHARD M. COTE College Dick Believe it or not! W Club 2, 3, 47 W Club President 47 W Club Vice President 37 Football 'l, 2, 3, 47 Track 2, 3, 47 Football Co-Captain 47 Key Club 2, 3, 47 Science Club 4. Future Occupation: Undecided. ss ., Xxi , 04 713' . 1 l 4 X to e . M , ., ,V - 1:iL:'Q ' 'L , Q JOYCE CHICK Home Economic Jo Heard melodies are sweet, hut those unheard are sweeter. Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4. Future Occupation: Beautician. DONNA JEAN COUSENS College Cuz A student of clever ability! Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4i Class Secretary 2, 37 Student Council 2, 3, 47 National Honor Society 3, 47 Alternate to Dirigo State 37 Editor of Yearbook 4, Assistant Editor 37 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 47 Softball l, 27 All Westbrook Night 37 Prize Speaking 37 One Act Play Contest 'l7 Three Act Play 'l, 27 Chorus 17 Band 1, 2, 3, 47 Western Maine Music Festival 2, 3, 47 French Club 2, 3, 47 44 Club 3, 47 Washington Club 3, 4. Future Occupation: Surgical Nurse. 3 ei EARL CHRISTENSEN, JR. General Sparky Wise? foolish? - so am If' Basketball 3, 47 Track 27 Washington Club 3, 47 44 Club 4. Future Occupation: Building Contractor. NANCY CUNNINGHAM Business Nan There is nothing in life so lovely as the laugh of a girl. Newspaper 27 Yearbook 47 F.H.A. 47 F.B.l..A. 4. Future Occupation: Navy or Housewife. gs fl, I sg. 5 x ' wr t it f RJ, . -Q , . X . Q ff 1 I ' K 0 DAVID CURIT Business Dave I make the mast of all that comesfi Future Occupation: Armed Services. ROSE LOUISE DiRENZO Business Rosie 'WVU hear her dancing feet. Softball I, Maiorette I, 2, 3, fsubheadl 4, Secretarial Club 3, Freshman Reception I, Assemblies I, 2, 3, 4, All Westbrook Night 3, 4. Future Occupation: Secretary. 63 x Q we ik .,-' MARY DALEY Business The more the merrierf' Honor Roll 3, Softball I, 2, Science Club 3, F.B.L.A. 4, Usher at Baccalaureate 3, Usher at Three Act Play 3. Future Occupation: Secretary. PATRICIA DOUCETTE College Pat Her hair is sunny gold, Her eyes the sun-tints hold. Class Treasurer 1, Student Council I, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Dirigo Girls' State 3, Basketball 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Dramatics 2, 3, Latin Club I, 2, 3, Washington Club 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4, W Club 3, 4, 44 Club 3, 4, Yearbook 2, 3, All Westbrook Night 3. Future Occupation: Teacher. ,ix ime is with fx vii' ' SHIRLEY DAVIS Business She said little, hut to the mirpnscf' Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball I, Soft- ball I, Glee Club 2, F.H.A. 2, Secretary 4, F.B.L.A. 4, Yearbook I, 4. Future Occupation: Navy. SUSAN FARLEY College Sue Always present hut seldom heard. Glee Club I, 2, 44 Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Art Club 2, Washington Club 3, F.T.A. 3, Yearbook 3, 4, Assemblies I, 2. materials filleclg MELVIN DELCOURT Industrial Mel By work one knows the workmanlu Industrial Club 3, 4. Future Occupation: Machinist. BRENDA FAYE College BNN Charming, tall, Friendly to all. Bowling 35 Speaking Chorus-Christmas Assembly 35 Maiorette l, 2, 35 44 Club 3, 45 Science Club 35 Usher-All Westbrook Night 3. Future Occupation: Nurse. ,Qu .nr 'X K! C :uf , f- U . . 03 . C 'f '1f C Q' ' C' 1 'V i . i js Q . - ' ' C Y s C Y S . . Q 'C Y ' 2 l A P 1 W JAMES DEVLIN Au V, if. College Dgy' 5 Q ,JE-QT Science is vastly more stimulating kfg,?i'.sg to the imagination than are the Sl f s- Q1 classics,', Science Club 4, President 45 Football 2 3, 4, Basketball 1, ,D , A 1?lL,f'wi'w.,..5LgxQ.,:h,Q,s French Club l, 25 Latin Club 2, 35 44' ' Club 3, 4. Future Occupation: Research Engineel vEnNoN DESJARDINS fC e W'l- General Nern There are two things to aim at in life: first, to get what you want, and, after then to enjoy itf' Baseball 2, 35 Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. PAUL FECTEAU Industrial Fee An excellent fellow earnest and willingfi Football Manager l, 2, 35 Baseball Man- ager 'I5 W Club 'l, 2, 3, 45 French Club 15 Industrial Club 3, President 45 Year- book 4. Future Occupation: Mechanical Design 1 S 13 xxj X-I PATRICK F0l.EY General Pat Yes, an' no, meblze, an, mehlze not- Future Occupation: Undecided. Kimi 'Hi , , PAUL FOSTER College I know what I like and that's enough. Dirigo State 35 Basketball 25 Baseball I5 44 Club 45 Science Club 4, Vice Presi- dent 45 Stardust Ball Committee 45 Key Club 4. Future Occupation: Mechanical Engineer. l1Froglr NORMA JEAN HANSON Commercial Jeanne What should a girl be but merry? F.B.L.A., President 45 F.H.A. 2, 35 New!- paper 45 Chorus 2. Future Occupation: Secretary. is 1, i GERARD E. FRANCOEUR, JR. College Jerry He profits most who serves bestf, Class President 2, 35 Student Council Vice President 35 President 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 'I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 'I5 Key Club 'I, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Washington Club 3, 45 Science Club 45 latin Club 2, 35 44 Club 3, 45 French Club 'l, 25 W Club 2, 3, 45 Assemblies 3, 45 Usher Graduation 3. Future Occupation: Nuclear Engineer MANLEY HARRIMAN Industrial I agree with no man's opinion, I have some of my own. .l.V. Basketball l, 25 Industrial Club 2, 3, 4. Future Occupation: M.V.T.I. Our todays JEANNE E. GAILEY College The good old times, the grand old times, the great old times! National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 'I, 2, 35 Dramatics 'I, 2, 3, 45 New England Drama Festival 35 Debating 2, 45 Prize Speaking 25 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Western Maine Concert Festival 3, 45 All- State 35 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Business Staff 45 Usher Graduation 2, 35 WLOB School Reporter 3, 4. Future Occupation: Drama Teacher. PRUDENCE HAWKES College Prudie Where there's a will there's a wayf' Student Council 25 Class Secretary 'I5 Cheerleader 'l, 25 Swimming 3, 45 AA Club 3, 45 Stardust Ball Committee 3, 45 latin Club 25 W Club 3, 45 Yearbook 'l, 2, 45 F.T.A. 3, Treasurer 45 Washington Club 3, 45 French Club 2, 3. Future Occupation: Teacher. . 4 . - I KM, if and yesterdays STEPHEN GAlN College Flash A worker, husy as the day is lon,Q.'H J.V. Basketball 3, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, 44 Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Science Club, 4, Washington Club 3, 4. Future Occupation: Marine Biologist. PATRICIA HEBERT College Put A girl whose qualities we all admire. Class Vice President l, 2, Class Secretary 4, Student Council l, 2, 4, 44 Club 3, Vice President 4, Latin Club 3, President 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Dirigo State alternate 3, Basketball l, 2, lntra- mural Volley Ball 'I, 2, Prize Speaking 1, Class Play 'l, 2, All Westbrook Night 3, Glee Club I, 2, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Yearbook 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 3, Teenage Express Reporter 4, Assemblies l, 2, 4, Usher at Graduation 3, Office helper 2, 3. Future Occupation: Teacher. c 1' M 0 3 x ' . Y 1 Q 'T , N l if . DALE GORDON General Red Dog For even though vanquished he could argue stillf, lntra-mural Basketball 3. Future Occupation: Undecided. CYNTHIA HERRING College Cindy First learn, then live. Honor Roll 'I, Glee Club 2, latin Club 3, 4, F,T.A. 3, 4, 44 Club 3, 4, Bowling 3, Washington Club 3, 4, Newspaper 3, Yearbook 3, 4. Future Occupation: Nurse. fix --sr ..'! RICHARD GUEVIN General 'Tank A gentleman of good accntlntln Dramatics 1, All Westbrook Ni ht 4, As 9 semblies 4. Future Occupation: Navy. SANDRA L. HUDSON Business Sandy Silence is golden. French Club 2, Office helper 4, All West brook Night Staff 2. Future Occupation: Secretary. X-', i,-1.11 I' ,,,., i -it .W . my rs if. -B. - S WILLIAM R. KEATEN Industrial Keat The things that haoen't been done before, those are the things to try. Industrial Club 3, 4. Future Occupation: Machinist. LINDA J. LABRECQUE College Lin Such modest grace and queenly air! Latin Club 2, 4, Vice President 3, 44 Club 3, 4, Usher Open House 2, Washing- ton Club 3, Assemblies 3, Usher Three-Act Play 2, Stardust Ball Committee 3, 4, Newspaper 3, Yearbook 4, Guidance Of- fice Girl 4. Future Occupation: Medical Secretary. Are the JUDITH T. KENNEDY Business Judie Don't confuse me with the facts, my mind is already made up. F.H.A. 4, President 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4. Future Occupation: Airline Hostess. PETER LARRY General Pete The fooling that wise men have makes a great show. Track 'l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 4, Ski Club 3, Gun Club 3. Future Occupation: Game Worden. blocks with I LINWOOD KENNEY Industrial I nocar met a man I didrft like.' Chorus 4, Industrial Club 3, 4. Future Occupation: Farmer. VIRGINIA LARIVIERE General Ginger' WVu.s-ting not a hit of time . . . Honor Roll 2, Volleyball 'l, F.T.A. 2 Chorus 2, Art Club I, Usher at Baccalau reote 2. Future Occupation: Private Secretory. ,vi .-. which we build. 'bil 41 DONNA KENNIE General Tim riiilrlfwt nmnmfrx mul thi- ,u1'ntlc.s't iu'rn'tf Softball 'l, 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Beauty Shop 4, Washington Club 3, 4. Future Occupation: Nurse. DELILIA LEBER General lilo But lur1,Qht1'r mul lou? of frivrirlxn All Westbrook Night Usher 4, Intramural Volleyball 'l, Dramatics 2, Glee Club l, 2, Business Manager, All Westbrook Night 4, Assemblies l, 2, F.T.A. 4, Senior Edi- tor Yearbook 4, Cafeteria 'l, 2, 3, Senior Supper Committee 4. Future Occupation: Teacher. .1 ul' i K JUDITH ANNE KIMBALL Business .ludy A ,girl with 1L'r1gf.s' .wr kind rmrl .s-1L'0r'I. Honor Roll 3, F.B.L.A. Treasurer 4, Soft- ball 'l, 2, Volleyball 1, Glee Club 1, 2, Band 3, 4, F.T.A. 4. Future Occupation: Teacher or Secretary, PHILIP LeCl.ERC General Phil Cn1irt1'sy1 is' an ulimirzzlulr' trait. Football 2, 4, Track 2, 3, Intramural Bas' ketball 3, Intramural Volleyball 'l, French Club 2, 3, Washington Club 3, 4. Future Occupation: Air Force. GLORIA UJBRECQUE Business Glo Must cfsswifirll tiling fur lmppinvss' is tin' ,uift of friwicisiiipf' Student Council 2, Usher, Three-Act Play 2, Washington Club 3, French Club l, 2, 3, W Club 4, F.B.L.A. 4, Newspaper Club 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Honor Roll 4, Future Occupation: Secretary. DARLYNE LEFEBVRE Business You mn L'm'i'r u ,Qrvut rival nf Crmn- trif in lnrwlcsf' Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Softball l, 2, 3, Field Hockey l, French Club l, Washing- ton Club 3, 4, F.B.l.A. 4, Newspaper l. Future Occupation: Secretory. -I' Build today, then, I el if RONALD P. LEGERE General RON To hear him speak Ls' a treat. Class President 47 Key Club 3, President 47 Student Council 47 Washington Club, President 3, 47 Ski Club 3, 47 Gun Club 27 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 47 Volley- ball 3, 47 French Club 2, 3. Future Occupation: Optician. ALICE MAYE General Without music, life would be a mistake. Honor Roll 3, 47 Latin Club 3, 47 Debating 3, 47 All Westbrook Night 3, 47 Drama- tics 3, 47 Glee Club 3, 47 Ottice Stat? 47 Newspaper 4. Future Occupation: Music. 41 JANE LIBBY General Janie Laugh and be merry. Honor Roll 37 Class Vice President 3, 47 Student Council, Secretary and Treasurer, 3, 47 All Westbrook Night 37 All West- brook Night Usher 2i Glee Club 'l, 2i 44 Club 3, 47 Washington Club 3, 47 W Club 3, 47 French Club 47 Yearbook 3, 47 Basketball 3, 47 Softball 2. Future Occupation: Nurse DIANNE E. MAZERALL Business Di Actions speak louder than wordsf, F.B.L.A. 47 French Club 47 Glee Club I, 27 Yearbook 47 Basketball I, 2, 3, 47 Oliice Girl 47 Honor Roll 4. Future Occupation: Secretary. fin 'J' ,QV 7 Li . 4.-. WILLIAM LIBBY Industrial Lib Laugh and the world laughs with you. Industrial Club 3, 4. Future Occupation: Photographer. CAROL J. MCKINLEY College Manner, not gold, is woman's best adornmentf' Honor Roll 1, 2, 37 National Honor So- ciety 3, 47 Representative to Women's Literary Union 37 Debating 2, 47 French Club 27 44 Club 3, 47 Washington Club 3, 47 Art Club 27 Yearbook 3, 47 Usher Baccalaureate '27 All Westbrook Night 3, 47 Usher Graduation 37 WLOB School Re- porter 3, 47 lnternational Relations Forum 3, 4. Future Occupation: Clinical Psychologist. strong and JUDITH MARTHA LOCKE Business Judy Ready for all - work or play. Glee Club 3, 4. Future Occupation: Secretary. SHARON MEEHAN Business Shay A daughter of the gods, divinely tall! Glee Club 2, 4, All Westbrook Night 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Occupation: Secretary. ii.. S? sure, S CAROL V. LOVEJOY College Kay She answers all questions with great easef, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, All Westbrook Night 4, 44 Club 3, 4, Washington Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, Art Club 1, Yearbook 4, Dramatics 4, Usher at Baccalaureate 2, Usher at Graduation 3, Stardust Ball 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, All State 3, Dance Band 3, 4, Western Maine Concert Festi- val 3, 4, Beauty Shop 4, Basketball 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4. Future Occupation: Research Biologist. JEFF MILLIKEN College Stretch Variety is the spice of life. 44 Club 3, President 4, Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4, W Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Washington Club 3, 4, Science Club 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Baseball I, Intramural Volleyball 3, Intramural Softball 'I, 2. Future Occupation: Pediatrician. ,f .AV 3 . . K I I .. n if .-5' v CARLETON F. MAINS College He is as full of colour as Of lcinclnessli' Newspaper 3, Yearbook 4, Barbershop 4, Glee Club 3, 4, All Westbrook Night 2, 4, Color Guard 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Debating 3, 4, Football 2, Voice of De- mocracy Contest 4, lwinnerl, Intramural Basketball 2, Intramural Volleyball 3. Future Occupation: Ministry. LEWIS MILTON Industrial Lew He should, he could, he would, he did the best. Basketball I, 2, 3, Industrial Club 3, 4. Future Occupation: Shop Teacher. IJ? '-Nm, if KATHLEEN T. MORABITO College Kathie Knowledge is power. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Debating 2, 3, 4, 44 Club 3, Treasurer 4, Washington Club 3, Treasurer, National Honor Society 3, Vice President 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Production Manager All Westbrook Night 4, Chorus 2, Art Club 1, 2, 3, Yearbook 3, 4, Senior Editor 4, Usher at Graduation 2, 3, li- brarian 4, New England Drama Festival 3, International Relations Forum 3, 4, Women's Literary Union 3, Stardust Ball 3, 4, Morning Devotions 4. Future Occupation: Teacher. CAROLYN PRESTON Business Cay lust a happy-go-lucky maidenf' Swimming 4, Chorus 'l, 2, Art Club 'l, 2, 3, Washington Club 3, 4, All Westbrook Night Usher 4, Newspaper 3, Yearbook 4, Drill Team 4, Oftice helper 2, 4. Future Occupation: Stenographer. 'AR- tus. NIL.. 'TDD JEAN PEDNAULT College Jeanjf Her smiling: face and clufcrful mlys. Softball 2, 3, Art Club 2, French Club 2, 3, 4, 44 Club 4. Future Occupation: Nursing. GLORIA RAMSDELL Business Glo A petitzf, lnrolurl-eyed lass, so nicc' to know. F.T.A. i, 2, 3, Historian 2, F.B.l.A. 4, Drill Team 4, Washington Club 3, Bowl- ing 3, Assembly 2. Future Occupation: Secretary. I With a firm 5 JULIETTE E. PEDNEAULT Business Julie Tl1o11,f1l1 S110 is liltlw, lL'IltC'h out. Basketball Manager 3, All Westbrook Night Usher 3, 4, F.T.A. l, 2, French Club 2, 3, 4, Washington Club 3, Year- book 4, Otiice helper 2, 4. Future Occupation: Beautician. MARKUS J. RA UH College Mark .. . . He who is trnnsnlfzrltmi C07lf17iilf'S to sustain. ' Exchange student from Switzerland, De- bating 4: Ski Club 4, Washington Club 4, Key Club 4, Newspaper 4. Future Occupation: Aeronautical Engineer. and ample base, MELVIN PETERSON Industrial Pegg Nowhere to go but out lndustrlal Club 3 Vlce President 4 BARBARA RAYMOND Busmess She as neat and trzm and sweet Bow mg 3 Yearbook 4 FHA 2 3 FBLA 4 Future Occupatnon Secretary 'WR LINDA M PLUMMER College The Golden Rule works lzke gravztatron Club 2 3 4 44 Club 4 Washington Club 3 4 Yearbook 4 Morning Devo tnons 4 Future Occupation Nursing DONNA RAYMOND Busmess Don A brown hatred lass so sweet and true F H A Treasurer 2 3 All Westbrook Night 1 2 3 Assembly 2 Drlll Team 4 Wash rngton Club 3 Yearbook 4 Future Occupatnon Secretary 9. .4-pf SUSAN PORTER General ue A yazzy product of the yazz age Basketball I 2 3 4 Softball 2 Drlll Team 4 Swlmmlng 3 4 Chorusl 2 All Westbrook Night 3 4 44 Club 3 4 French Club 3 4 Washington Club 3 4 Newspaper 3 4 Yearbook 1 4 Kitchen Asslstant 2 Oltlce Helper 3 Future Occupation Secretary DOROTHY E ROMA Home Economlcs DoY' O hearts of meta pure as fimshed go Volleyball 1 Glee Club 2 3 4 FHA 4 Office Helper 3 Future Occupatnon Housewnfe A gf? e ' ' 1 ff Y . we . ' Q, U 'ls ll I 11 . . '11 I . f 1 1 1 7 1 f if 1 1 : 1 1 ' ' , u 11 . 4 1 , 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 I 1 ' ll ll 1. ,, .1 1 . . , , ' . . u 1 . .Mu .. - .. - .. - , , -. . , , Future Occupation: Carpentry. HOHOY KOH I, 1, J: Chorus 21 32 l-Ulm 1 1 FH H I I 1 1 : ' - . . ' Il ll cc Q . K - ll ' ,,' n . ll n 0 li I u ,' l' p 7 . . . , 7 1 1 7 I i ' 7 ' I 7 ' ' 7 I . . . . I f ' f 'WN '48 JOYCE A. SARTY Business Rather quiet, but full of fun. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 1, 2, Washing- ton Club 3, 4, library 3. Future Occupation: Omco Work. GLYNFORD STEVENS Business Glyn Here at last the miracle! Glee Club 4, Band 4, Science Club 1, 2, Bowling 2 Future Occupation: Navy. Anal ascending ffi, L. qw, rg ,il C ff JACQUELINE SEAVEY College Jackie What do little girls talk about? Dramatics 2, 44 Club 3, 4, All West- brook Night 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Wash ington Club 3, 4, Yearbook 4. Future Occupation: Secretary. RICHARD ST. PIERRE Industrial Dick Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed. Intramural Volleyball 2, Intramural Bas- ketball l, Industrial Club 3, 4, Art Club 2. Future Occupation: Electrician. 6-1 'Z' JUDITH E. SHAW General Judie Practice is the best of ull instructions. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, All Westbrook Night 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, librarian 3. Future Occupation: Undecided. DENISE TANGUAY Business Denis Long dark curls and flasliing smile. J.V. Basketball 3, J.V. Cheerleader 4, All Westbrook Night 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, Washington Club 3, Swimming Club 3, F.B.l..A. 4, lntra- mural Volleyball 'l, Softball 3, News- paper 2, Oflice Girl 4. Future Occupation: Secretary. and secure 'Q f if DONNA SKlll.ING5 College Serene as the waters on a calm day Honor Roll I, Class President I, Student Council l, 4, Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, 44 Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, W Club 3, 4, Wash- ington Club 3, 4, Assembly l, 2, 3, 4, State Student Council l, Librarian 2, 3, Ski Club 3, Stardust Ball 3, 4, Freshman Reception. Future Occupation: Junior Primary Teacher. WILLIAM THOMPSON Industrial Bill Nothing is impossible to a willing lzeartfi Glee Club 4, Industrial Club 3, 4. Future Occupation: indefinite. .l GORDON SMITH General Smitty The monuments of wit .survive the monuments of power. Intramural Volleyball l, 3, 4, lntremural Basketball I, 3, 4, Color Guard 4. Future Occupation: Air Force. BRUCE TRAIN general Choo-Choo He serves best who serves his country. Football l, Intramural Volleyball 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, National Rifle Association Club 3. Future Occupation: Fisherman. 1: l I s EDWARD SPILLER Industrial Ed I strike at the close of the Envoy. Football 3, 4, Basketball 2, .l.V. Basket- ball 2, 3, Chorus 2, Barbershop 2, 3, Ski Club 3, National Rifle Association Club 2, Industrial Club 3, 4, W Club 2, 3, 4. Future Occupation: Marines. WAYNE USHER General Speak up and express yourselff Intramural Volleyball 2, 3, Intramural Football I, National Rifle Association Club 3. Future Occupation: lnclefinite. p dgwlflllliw N' , f :. 3 I - 4 . -f K X W W . W hi t- I ' 1 5,,+biwQ'iil , - f 1 of - - H- b ' 'kc 1 THOMAS R. VANCE Industrial Tom Of a good beginning cometh a good end. Industrial Club 4, Treasurer: Intramural Volleyball I, 2: Intramural Basketball If Chorus 4: Industrial Club 3, 4: Art Club 2 Future Occupation: Teacher. LESTER M. WORMELI. General les A little learning Ls a dangerous thing. Ski Club 3, Vice President 4, Football 'I, 2, 35 Baseball I: French Club 'Ip latin Club lg Washington Club 4. Future Occupation: Army. MARY WATSON General Mit-'I99 Small of stature, yet large of heart. F.H.A. 4. Future Occupation: Housewife. Shall tomorrow new A 'X ,J f ...W C, ,, -:ri 5 5191300111 I var JOSEPH VEAYO College Joe Politeness is to do and say, the lcindest things in the kindest way. Key Club 3, 4, Secretary, Future Teachers of America 4, President, Band 3: Basket- ball Manager 3p Intramural Basketball 3, 4. Future Occupation: Teacher. KENNETH WHITNEY Industrial Eli Good Will is the mightiest practical force in the Universe. Industrial Club 3, 4. Future Occupation: Carpenter. ft? EDWARD WENTWORTH General Ecldie' What never? Hardly ever. Color Guard 4, Captain. Future Occupation: Undecided. PATRICIA JILL KUBAT Home Economics Jill She 1snt as quzet as she seems, Her smile is like a bright sunlneamfi F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4. Future Occupation: Beautician. ofa if JJ nd its place? SENIOR HONORS CLASS OF 1958 SENIORS WITH AN AVERAGE ABOVE 90: Kathleen Morabito Carol Loveioy Donna Cousens Janice Christensen Gerard Francoeur Patricia Doucette Jeanne Galley Carol McKinley Judith Shaw SENIORS Therese Barr Patricia Brochu Rose DiRenzo Kathryn Anderson Linda Plummer Virginia Larnvuere Melvin Delcourt Gloria LaBrecque Nancy Cunningham Alice Maye Mary Daley Paul Foster Jeffrey Milliken Patricia Hebert HONORABLE MENTION WITH AN AVERAGE ABOVE 85 93.219 92.839 92 733 92 690 91 903 91 100 90 806 90 226 90 000 89 766 89 700 89 679 88 567 88 333 87 759 87 393 87 367 86 250 86 167 85 750 85 533 85 233 85 032 Many Seniors have built not onl, through sports drama and music but also through scholastic achievements Nine have gained honors by ending thenr four years with a ninety or better or better Whether they have an average of 85 or 95 all deserve praise and congratu lations for they have built and built well 35 . . V . average, and fourteen have gained honorable mention with an eighty five 3 YJ SENIOR CLASS We, the senior class of 1958, are proud to tell you of our achievements dur- ing this last school year. We sponsored a meat-loaf supper during the month of January, from which we made a profit of 51 10.00. Our final proiect for the year is handling the con- cession booth at the Triple C Tournament, held this year at Westbrook High School for the first time. Money obtained will go towards our class gift to the school. For this gift, we have had a few suggestions such as one large sign for the front lawn saying Westbrook Senior High School. Another suggestion was to have individual signs placed over the different offices, library, and book rooms. We all have our class rings and pins, but we are waiting for that day in June when we will receive our diplomas. 36 We Bulld Foreign Relations I X v--t 1 MARK RAUH Two years ago I turned In my applncatlon for an American Field Service Scholarship I dldnt realize what I was doing at the time Now I know what I dad l started the greatest experience of my lute My home town IS St Gallen a very old part of Swutzerland l have llved there all my lute but I have traveled a great deal nn Europe For twelve years l went to school IH St Gallen then I had the opportunuty to come to Westbrook for my senior year Thus I have learned that there ns a great dncference between the American school system and the Swnss school system Here In Ameruca every youngster has the wonderful chance to go to school for twelve years In Switzerland there are no such chances for an education There an educatnon of thirteen years IS a prrvnlege that only a few have We have to buy our own books and materials not have them supplned for us as the Amerncan students do The Swnss system of the elnte hugh school IS very dnfflcult to compare to Westbrook s schools 38 I C y . I I , I V K ' 1 Az . F. .ii . . , . . . 1 . . , . , . - 2 I ' I :II will I 111 I ll! ,litfsllls Murk's school in St. Gallon, Kantonssthulo I have had many unforgettable experiences here. Once I began to under- stand the American way of life I had a wonderful contact with these people, and I admired their hospitality, especially in school. I began to like Westbrook High, and this place became a part of my life. The teachers, to whom I am very thankful for their patience, are much more friendly to the pupils than the teachers in Switzerland are. Scholastically, the Swiss school is harder than Westbrook High. Our usual school day is from 7:25 to 11:45 and from 2:15 to 5:35. We also have school in the morning on Saturdays. We don't have any outside activities, neither sports nor socials, but since I have been in America, I see what we miss in not having these outside activities. I never shall forget the wonderful experiences I have had in Westbrook and hope that Westbrook doesn't forget me. l would like the AFS program to become ca regular part of the school program in Westbrook. 39 :Ill X1 ...Q-.Q ' As Sophomores-1956 As Sophomores we returned with a wonderful feeling in the back of our minds. We were to be lucky enough not to have to remain in the old building while the upper classmen moved into the new school on Stroudwater Street. We also had a sad feeling because again we were going to be the youngest members of the school. The excitement and ioy of being in a new school finally overcame our inferiority complex. As Freshmen-1955 As Freshmen we entered the school shivering and shaking because of the tales handed to us by upper classmen. However, Freshman Recep- tion arrived and ended and everyone was still alive. We showed the upper classmen that we had interest and talent in dramatics, prize speak- ing, and music. Many of the students appeared on stage that night along with our popular girl president, Donna Skillings, who received the offi- cial welcome from the Senior Class President. SENIOR BUILDING I ,.,.,A, 3 - hm. 5 -5 ' . ,J Q I ' I ,i -,,,,, Q j As Seniors-1958! As Seniors, we say to each other, lt doesn't seem possible, does it? Well it's true whether you like it or not and graduation is nearly here. Class pictures are the subject of most conversa- tions and when that isn't, graduation is. Four short years are almost over and have left us with many memories that we will cherish forever. As Juniors-1957 As Juniors, we had only one idea in our mincls, that of measuring and receiving class rings. These were admired for weeks by the Seniors and Sophomores. Now that we had class rings, we were upperclassmen and ready for our com- ing Senior year. CLASS P69 I '20 435 1- fi f? P J m fs MN O QMQX H X '9 xx 71,4 5753. 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NFINISHED PRODUCTS 3 i 1 I 1 3 I, , Q3 ,e,,, 14 Ygf Q xx xi CLASS OF 1959 JUNIOR CLASS Last September when the school elevator stopped at the thnrd floor of educa tlon out trekked 130 lunlors Leadmg the crowd were the proflclent officers Presudent Robert Travus Vlce Presndent Robert Fntz Secretary Claudette Brochu and Treasurer Cynthua Peters The year commenced wlth the purchase of class rmgs Things looked very flashy around here' Among the Jumor scholars are Claudette Brochu Geraldine Chase Wayne Cutter Robert Futz Patrucua Letarte Suellen Lnbby lrvune Marsters Louise Muchel Cynthia Peters Marcua Waterhouse Donna Semple Robert Travns Ralph Vance Susan Jane Webb Sharon Pmkham Ellen Wnlson Patncua Moreau and Grace Beaudom Would be Damel Websters thus year ln debatung are Cynthla Peters Erland Estes and Robert Travus Stull reverberatung through the audutoraum are echoes of the Jumor talent In All Westbrook Nnte Spotlnghted were Robert Travis Paulme Gagne Grace Beaudom Sharon Welch Susan Jane Webb and Cynthna Peter! Music lovers In thus actnve class swelled the band and chorus In the Sally Bruce and Mary Pnnkham ln the chorus are Donna James Christine Cook Pat May Rachell Fecteau Lucnlle Lnzotte Pat Ladd Jeane Bustm Juanita Clark Arlene Carver Lounse Muchel Dora Chamard Beverly Colla Janice Down Peggy Morton Gulbert Lavone Nancy Mann Estelle Maullet Cecule Gallant Annta Hale Joanne Markos Edward Landry and Theresa Fecteau Malorettes are Jeanette Martm Ceclle Droum and Beverly Hansen Color guards are Scott Hatch and Norman Jordan Not only as the class musncally mnnded but nn sports they are simply supreme The Kmghts of the football field are Armand Gouzne Raymond Caron Wayne Cutter Bob Wescott Andre Lestage Mnchael Francoeur Don Buteau James Knox and Davnd Cote The Kungs of the basketball court are Ronnle Waterman Roland Baurd Robert Wescott John Amoroso Mnke Francoeur Don Buteau Andre Lestage and Raymond Caron Queens of the same court are Sharon Pnnkham Marcua Waterhouse Nancy Whitney Judy Buteau Cecule Droum Sharon Welch Annta Hale and Claetus LaP:erre This IS the Jumor Class on the thurd floor Fourth floor please golng up? 46 , . : . I 'I ' - I I I I , . . I . I I . I . . I . I . I . . I . I . I I . I I I - I I I . . I I - . . . . . I , . . ,, . ,, . . . ' I I ' I I I . ' band are Sharon Pinkham, Robert Consalvo, Steve Noack, Robert Travis, , - , I I I . . I I . I . I I . I I I I 'v I , . . I . I . I . I . I I I ' I I ' A ' I I I I I - I I I . ' . ' I . I I I I I I , . 1 I l I I . I I I I I . . . I . I I I . Juniors excel in one QNCERT SCHOLASTICS ., L 9 K L xxi 1 i iff Y-'17 DEBATING SPORTS MUSIC S CS 'ii2+b 1 .W fl saggy Bmw ,v , N, U l, f X f' . x K 5 A ., A Jw-, 3 , L f'Q 7'2ff Wf?5?fifff I if ,, 7 Y f HV Af 4 ' . K' . , ' 4? vp 1 9 S 5. 49 m? ff W x Ig k.7,,,' ' 1 I I . Af-Q' . 5 I ' A' ff X , f s! bf' N is ' Q .X .. 47 4 J, . X, mt X if , .M 1 1 hr P - hVkAy 3? - wi 'fliyi 'M X W ' A if 8: -i,f'g.:L5, Q f ' ffrff' V i is 9 , ' fl-Q n W I fra t A ' Q ' EU fi: ,x. ,rx W J' -E--E' A cf V 7151 Qi Q21 1 hs., 3' I' ,, .th '5- nf' 4, Q AW MATE RIA I H in GN K W . i I J 1 5 1 7 - a Y. r' . I. Y H P ! 1 , X IW H E 1 2 Z K. . 5 f 5 q K 1 2 2 w r ' 5 Q :- 5 I Z -gi J, J A .M , ZWESI-yi iff? :T5vm'?fQi , vf V KF ' 'Vei'2iqW'V , nu ' in y M sf: 2 1 A 33' ' 1 I , .v.,Qn.. - . . ! a C 15 VV, ff ,Q ,i l. 1'1 ' A Lf, ua . , , r-.QQ J -,Q V- -ia' 1. ,WH f ,, W, X X 49 CLASS OF 1960 SOPHOMORE CLASS On September 9 1957 218 sophomores entered the senuor hugh school wuth muxed emotuons Already some were lookung ahead unto the future when they would be senuors Most however were too busy buuldung theur flrst year un senuor hugh to thunk so far ahead Anxuous to feel a part of the school they ummeduately began partucupatung un school actuvutues A good percentage of the sophomores manage to keep theur ranks above average However only twelve Bette Jane Bullungs Faye Chrustensen Wunston Brown Elaune Eldruge John Har rungton Janet LaFfln Bonnue Lombard Gordon MacKenzue Lunda Punkham Jane McClellan and Davud Wulson succeeded un makung the honor roll Our boys began buuldung for the future by goung out for sports Pau Bernuer Wun Fernald Hayden Grant Jon Hebert Roger Cote Ernue Roma Paul Brawn Cluff Wescott Stan Goff and Bob Usher made the football team On the J V basketball team were Larry Dyhrberg Eddue Phulups Jum Smuth Jon Roma Ruck Dollotf Bob Ruch Steve Waterhouse and Jon Hebert wuth Ron Hurd playung both JV and varsuty The manager of both these sports was a sophomore John Bullungs Our boys arent the only ones who can play ball however for our gurls came out un full force ln basketball Donna Boussonneau made gurls varsuty Nancy Peters Shurley Harruman Patrucua Foye Lunda Peterson Lyla Punkham and Vurgunua Forbus made JV Prusculla Bernuer Nancy Peters Shurley Harruman Dorcas Hay Lunda May Marue Norton Lunda Punkham Dorothy Prunce Nancy Towle Judy Traun and Sandra Webb are among the gurls that luke to swum Faye Chrustensen full of pep and vutaluty cheered wuth the varsuty cheer leaders thus year Bette Jane Bullungs Susan Knudsen Dorcas Hay Shurley Gurard and Sumonne Duguay our JV cheerleaders cheered long and hard buuldung theur vouces for the future 50 I 1 - 1 1 ' 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I .. . , I . 1 1 . . ., . ' I I 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 I I 1 I 1 I 1 - I I ' ' ' 1 1 I I 1 1 Varied are the talents of this class. Sophomores building the size and quality of the music department proves this. Sophomore band members are Hayden Grant, Phil Mondville, Allen Kirkpatrick, Linda Pinkham, Lyla Pinkham, Bonnie Lombard, Priscilla Bernier, Win Fernald, David Merrill, Linda Peterson, Harriet Billings, Joy Saunders, Gordon Corkum, Steve Curtis, Jon Swan, Bob Wilson, Phil Mathieu, Irving Knowles, Gordon Libby, Bobby Couillard, Bob Silva, Steve Robie, Myron Chandler, Andy Putney, Rick Dolloff, Neal Farwell, Nate Jewell, Nancy Towle, Dot Prince, Elaine LeClerc, Mike Breton, Dot Bunker, Judy Titcomb, Nancy Wallace, Terry Osgood, and Virginia Forbis. Along with these band members are four highstepping maiorettes. They are Beverly King, Dianne Bridges, Bonnie Foley, and Margaret McClure. Helping to build the real swinging dance band are Dot Bunker, Irving Knowles, and Nate Jewell. Judy Titcomb, Harriet Billings, Dot Prince, Bob Wilson, Hayden Grant, Tom Kemp, and Jon Swan sing with the Galloneers. You can detect the faces of many other Sophomores in the chorus but space does not permit listing their names here. 1 Wap. 1 H T'lf 1.6551 im wQ,'-skit M? Mmm fl CNW It ,, ,i EU qw! 5 'Qi' . A l s v f f A, ,gs f 1 ' , , V K I Q ...F I I Q. z leg, .- 'L 4 .1 1 Him FQ'- ail- I., -. my I .ff , K 19.3 . .f-A - -'V' fff. .1 , S., I . , , , ' l X.. OOLS 51351. - '-' v lm, N,A,,4,,,., r 4,5 uf or 4' . ig,,,,:i'x ' , , 4 0 55: I I 'U' K 3 exft n ?: : f'P W' ' ,wp A . 5 ,x Ill 1 t-.lx 5 .Q . K- 1-, 1,-H ' . . ' V.. X 'f - Y '.. nk, . 1-' -' 'Q 4. 4, xg y.,.u xi, ,Q ik at '11 J I 1 HY? '- Je t -J I ilfifzi :if 'fi' ' 53 r. Q.. . .9 ,Q u. K .. 'X .f .l ' A ,.- . i 1- a Q , ' jew: .t'f,.-4 -1 .Q Q . w,..- , ff , 9 . 1e'if:.,+.j 'mf 1 115.31 4 - A - mf We build through Activities We Build Through Aid . . is-A 'z .F w .K ll' 11,4 'X , ' '5 mmf' Bibs for Greece . . One of the interesting experiences of the F.H.A. has been to make bibs for a day nursery in Greece. We received pictures ofthe children and the Americans in the embassy who help maintain it. As this nursery was given rough treat- ment in the war we hope to show the Greek people that we care. Such a project fulfills one ofthe goals of our club: to promote good will between other countries and ours. ,fs ! ri' 4' 1 1 . Q7 'Ls' Q' ., 1 q .EAI Canned Food Drive . . . In the fall of 1955 the Student Council de- cided to sponsor a canned food drive to bene- fit the needy families of Westbrook at Thanks- giving. The students pitched in by con- tributing very generously to this cause. At the Thanksgiving assembly the canned goods were presented to the mayor, and he, in turn, distributed them to the families in the best way possible. Because of the great success that year, it has been repeated in '56 and '57 with even greater success. Toys at Christmas . . . Christmas spirit was in high gear when nearly everyone in school dropped a toy into the box for underprivileged children. This box was placed at the end of the corridor by the members of the Key Club, ready for contributions. This new idea for helping others was carried out very successfully, and we hope the toys brought ioy to the hearts of the receivers. We know they did to the givers. 55 left to Right D Cousens P Doucette J Galley C McKinley P Hebert K Morablto C loveloy J Christensen W Carter NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Not untll 1954 clad Westbrook Hugh School obtann a charter from the Natuonal Honor Society This IS a natuon wude society honornng scholarshup It IS an honor to belong Members are chosen by a board of five of the faculty for theur scholar shlp leadership, servlce, and character Only members of the rumor and sensor classes with an average of 85 or better nn theur studues are eluglble for candudate ship As we go to press the members of the Nahonal Honor Socxety are the following Januce Christensen Donna Cousens Patrucua Doucette Jeanne Galley, Patrucla Hebert, Carol Loveloy, Carol McKunley, Kathleen Morabnto, and Wayne Carter More will be selected later un the sprung 56 , i I 'I I ' Standing, left to Right: I. Marsters, D. Cousens, G. Francoeur, C. Peters, D. Wilson, H. Grant, R Legere, B. Billings, R. Fitz, D. Hay, R, Travis. Sitting, Left to Right: D. Skillings, J. Libby, P. Hebert, T. Barr, C. Brochu, S. Libby. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council has been very active this year. The season started off with a bang when the following officers were elected: Gerard Francoeur, presi- dent, Irvine Marsters, vice-president, and Jane Libby, secretary-treasurer. A number of practical things have been achieved this year. A suggestion box has been put in the corridor for the students to give their ideas, both pro and con. Teachers' Appreciation Day again this year was a complete surprise to the faculty who were extremely pleased. The Thanksgiving Assembly and the annual canned food drive for needy families in our city was as great a success in '58 as it has been in previous years. The Council sent sixteen members to the Maine Convention of Student Councils in Brunswick this year. 57 , I . D, . '.C 'Q Us W n .Vu ir, Fl. 'A 'S li i First Row: G. LaBrecque, D. Skillings, E. Spiller, J. Christensen, D. Cote, J. Christensen, V. Desiardins, J. Cairns, P. Dcucette. Second Row: A. Gouzie, R. Caron, G. Francoeur, P. Fecteau, J. Milliken, J. Devlin, R. Wormell, P. leClerc, M. Francoeur, A. lestoge. Third Row: P. Hawkes, J. Libby, R. Cote, J. Davan, J. Amoroso, L. Wormell, R. Waterman, B. Sangillo, S. Libby. Fourth Row: D. Buteau, J. Hebert, P. Brawn, Mr. Bogdanovich, advisor. Nwnc B The W Club is made up of pupils who have made their letter in maior sports. This year the club is led by the following ofticersz Richard Cote, presidentp Jeff Christensen, vice president, Janice Christensen, secretaryf and Vernon Des- iardins, treasurer. The club's project again this year was selling programs at the basketball games. The members took turns doing this. The money is going towards a proiector to present the athletic achievements of Westbrook High School athletes to any one interested now or in the future. 59 Front Row, left to Right: D. Skillings, J. Seavey, K. Morabito, S. Porter, J. Libby, P. Doucette, S Herring, K. Anderson, P. Hebert, T. Barr, J. Christensen, P. Brochu, S. Pinkham. Second Row, left to Right: P. Hawkes, B. Faye, D. Cousens, C. Peters, J. Gresley, T. Merrill, C. McKinley C. loveioy, J. Pedneault, S. Libby, l.. Plummer, I.. labrecque, M. Ross. Third Row, Left to Right: R. Fitz, S. Noack, R. Caron, M. Francoeur, S. Brice, B. Cashman, S. Farley J. Burke, D. Brix, J. Christensen, E. Estes, W. Carter, W. Jackson. Fourth Row, Left to Right: R Travis, J. Chamard, J. Devlin, W. Cutter, J. Davan, I. Marsters, S. Gain R. Cote, E. Christensen, G. Francoeur, J. Milliken, Mrs. Hutchinson, advisor. Absent: N. Smith. R 77 In the eyes of all its members, the 44 Club is considered one of the best in the school. Membership is limimed to iuniors and seniors taking college English. It has kept up its fine reputation under the leadership of Jef? Milliken, president, the omnipotent influence of busy Pat Hebert, vice-president, the efficient and effective presence of Donna Skillings, secretary, and the penny-wise financial manage- ment of Kathleen Morabito, treasurer. Mrs. Hutchinson, our advisor, is indispensable. The club has been entertained by many interesting and worth while speakers. All speakers contributed educationally. Again, our first big event of the year was a football rally 'fol- lowed by a dance. Both the gigantic bonfire, on the school grounds, and the dance in the gym, were successes. However, the most elabo- rate affair of the year is the annual Stardust Ball. The theme selected for this year is Dream Along With Me . This will be held on March 28, 1958. We are looking forward to making this the greatest r for Stardust Ball. At the club banquet which closes the year, everyone has a wonderful time. 1 -we-fire Q , K x-Im' AQ!! First Row: J. Andrews, S. Parker, R. Main, L. Milton, R. Pedneault, Mr. Jensen, R. Vance, B. Young, H Farnsworth B Thompson K Whltne . , . , . y. Second Row: T. Vance, D. Boulanger, L. Kenney, R. St. Pierre, R. Wescott, S. Pesce, W. Thompson, H. Ferguson, J. Paine, P. Fecteau, M. Delcourt. Third Row: E. Lavering, E. Spiller, M. Harriman, A. Anderson, W. Libby, W. Merrill, R. Kneelund, R. Boulanger, W. Keaten, J. Jensen, M. Peterson. INDUSTRIAL CLUB The Industrial Club this year has arranged many well-planned field trips in order for its members to obtain ct better understanding of this Industrial Age. We have also planned numerous rollerskating parties for raising revenue. They have been very successful. Two of the many field trips we have been on this year were to the South- worth Machine Shop and to the Thomas Laughlin Division of the American Hoist 81 Derrick Company. These trips have proved very successful in helping our club members further their knowledge and better understand how to plan for the future. Several will enter the State of Maine Future Apprentice Competition at Augusta and try to bring home a few trophies as the Industrial boys of the past have done. We are also planning a trip to Boston this year and hope to visit some of the large automobile factories. We plan to visit Durgin Park and per- haps see Cinerama. Its present members hope that the Industrial Club will continue on in the future to help the school, its teachers, and its students. 61 T Front Row, left to Right: T. Merrill, D. Skillings, P. Hebert, J. Christensen, D. Hay, B. Billings, F. Christensen, Mrs. Moody. Second Row: A. Maye, J. Galley, C. Peters, L. Labrecque, C. Herring, M. Waterhouse, D. Brix, D. Foster. Back Row: F. Sampson, M. Milliken, S. Knudsen, J. McClellan, S. Simpson, J. Laffin, C. Margarita, J. Down, l. Marsters. Absent from the picture: N. Smith. LATIN CLUB Sociatas Latina, organized two years ago, admits to its membership all pupils studying Latin. The obiect of the club is to furnish an opportunity for the student to learn more about the Romans and their civilization and to establish friendly relations between the student and the teacher, and between the teacher and student. The first meeting for 1957 was the initiation of new members. This was done in real Roman style. Each new member held a burning candle and repeated a solemn oath to support the club. Officers presiding were Consul, Patricia Hebert, Sub Consul, Frederick Samp- son, Scriba, Donna Skillings, and Quaestor, Irvine Marsters. Mrs. Moody is the adviser. At each meeting a business meeting is followed by a program. Some of the various programs of the year have been a guest speaker, Mark Rauh, an exchange student from Switzerland, Latin games, Latin carols, Latin skits and Latin reports. A project that is being looked forward to is an authenic Roman Banquet with all the fixings. Many think that Latin is a dead language, but it certainly lives in Westbrook High School. 62 , f 11 V i Dua . 'Q-QI ' QT 5 aff-323' g s. A Q N n gg N n 1 5 Q2 if 1 1 , rl ...Q--. bw First Row: T. Barr, G. LaBrecque, R. labrecque, Li. Pinkham, Ly. Pinkham, J. Seavey, P. Brochu, J. Libby S. Girard, C. Hurtubise, S. Duguay, B. Nadeau. Second Row: B. Sangillo, S. Welch, D. Tanguoy, J. Pedneault, C. Drouin, L. Chayer, B. Cashman, J Burke, M. Tedford, P. Burton, H. Christie. Third Row: S. Porter, D. Cousens, D. Mazerall, C. LaPierre, D. Brix, W. Belanger, C. Herring, J. Pedneault S. Foley, C. Brochu, P. Doucette. Fourth Row: R. Wormell, P. LeClerc, J. Chamard, R. Consalvo, S. Gain, I. Marsters, D. Mondor P Brawn, J. Roma, Mr. Rolfe, advisor. FRENCH CLUB Cette annee le Cercle Francais etait tres content d'avoir M. Frederick Rolfe, un transport de Deering, servir comme notre conseilleur de la faculte. A notre premiere assemblee, qui a eu lieu le deux octobre, les officieres suivantes furent choisies: Therese Barr, presidente, Helene Christie, vice-presidente- Cecile Drouin, secretaire, et Patricia Doucette, thesoriere. Toutes les classes de francais furent donnees une traite speciale le vindredi avant le fete de Noel quand elles furent amusees par le choeur francais. Tous ce qui ont pris partee ont engage dans beaucoupe de plaisir melange avec des chansons et des rires. Notre premiere activite etait celle de vendre du bonbon. Voulez-vous acheter une boite de bonbon? Tous les membres esperent faire un voyage au Canada comme une traite finale, mais si les circonstances l'empechent un autre projet sera decide par les membres. 63 1 DEBATING First Row: C. Peters, J. Gailey, K. Morabito Miss Richmond, V. Bradley, D. Foster, C Margarita. Second Row: R. Travis, L. Dyhrberg, A Maye, C. McKinley, E. Estes, M. Rauh. The three year old debating club began this season successfully when fourteen became members. On December sixth Jeanne Gailey, Cynthia Peters, Vivian Bradley, and Carol Margarita participated in the Bates League Discussion at Bates College. The question was What should be the policy of United States foreign aid? Jeanne Gailey placed second in her panel discussion. On December seventh Mark Rauh, Kathleen Morabito, Robert Travis, and Carol McKinley took part in the Bowdoin League Debates at Brunswick. Mark and Kathleen did an excellent job in the advanced division and Bob and Carol did as well in the novice division. We hope this year to be victorious in both preliminary debates in the Bates League and enter the finals in Lewiston. A Chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America, the national youth organization for business students, has been formed at WSHS this year. The highlight of the year was the formal installation in March. Miss Corinne Turgeon, former president of the Westbrook Business and Professional Women's Club, presented the charter to the new president of FBLA, Norma Jean Hanson. The impressive candlelight ceremony conducted by the officers, sponsors, and charter members was held in the auditorium of the school. Speakers at different meetings included a business manager of the Portland Better Business Bureau, a personnel manager from the Casco Bank and Trust Co., an assistant personnel manager from the Union Mutual Insurance Co., and a panel of secretaries employed by Westbrook firms. Officers for the year were as follows: president, Jean Hanson, vice-president, Cecile Drouing secretary, Claudette Brochu, treasurer, Judith Kimball, reporter, Nancy Barbour, historian, Patricia Letarte. F.B.L.A. First Row: G. Ramsdell, H. Chvristie, G. Beau- doin, G. LaBrecque, D. Raymond, P. Moreau R. Phaneuf, N. Barbour, D. Tanguay, G Annis. Second Row: J, Buteau, C. Brochu, J, Berube E, Wilson, C. Drouin, J, Martin, S, Davis, N Cunningham, M. Daley, R, DiRenzo. Third Row: B. Raymond, J. Kimball, D. Sem ple, A. Charest, R. Allen, P. Wills, P. LeTarte, D. Mazerall, N. Hansen, C. Preston. F.T.A. First Raw: P. Bernier, P. Brochu. J. Veayo, D. Skillings, C. Herring. Second Row: C. LaPierre, P. Hawkes, D. Brix, D. Leber, B. Faye. The Future Teachers' of America Club is continuing its second successful year of existence at Westbrook High School. During the past year, under the guidance of our advisor, Miss Abbott, the club has held many meetings of a social and business nature. At one meeting the club was host to two student teachers from Gorham State Teachers' College who gave an informal talk on the practice teacher's training. One ofthe club members, Pat Brochu, spent an afternoon in a real classroom taking part in the children's program and helping the teacher. We hope to make this a permanent activity for the club members. Future plans include a visit to Gorham State Teachers' College and another to the School for the Deaf. Officers are president, Joe Veayo, vice-president, Donna Brix, and secretary- treasurer, Pat Brochu. The Future Homemakers of America Club was first organized in 1948 and has been very active in school and community affairs since. Some of their goals are to promote international good will, to work for better home and family life for all, and to provide wholesome individual and group recreation. They sent bibs for needy children in Greece, did projects at home to improve their family life, worked at school suppers and have had parties of their own to provide wholesome group recreation. The officers of this year are president, Judith Kennedy, vice-president, Patri- cia Ladd, secretary, Shirley Davis, treasurer, Joan Colpritt, reporter, Dorothy Roma and parliamentarian, Nancy Cunningham. F.H.A. First Row: D. Roma, P. Burton, P. Cormier C. Fecteau, D. Chamard, C. Cook, S. Davis N. Cunningham, J. Kennedy. Second Row: P. Ladd, K. Keith, P. Lewis, S Hoyt, M. Tedford, L. Theriault, V. Lariviere, J Graffam, J. Colpritt, Mrs. Fairchild, advisor 1 I Front Row, Left to Right: D. Tanguay, J. Pedneault, G. Beaudoin, J. Markos, C. Hurtubise, B. Nadeau, B. Billings, D. Foster, 5. Porter. Second Row, Left to Right: B. Train, D. Boissonneau, C. Preston, C. Drouin, J. Martin, N. Hanson, J. Burke, J. Chamard, M. Rauh. NEWSPAPER Under the supervision of Mrs. Conners the stat? of the comparatively new newspaper got off to a tremendous start for the third year. Mark Rauh and Susan Porter were elected co-editors, and, with the co- operation of the news editors, business managers, and reporters, have managed to publish an edition of the BLUE LINE every month. Each reporter on the staff is held responsible for a particular job and has done remarkably well. The paper has progressed from the two pages of the first edition to the five pages of the recent numbers. Each edition ofthe BLUE LINE is interesting and educational and the features, club news, record polls, and many other popular articles hold the interest of any and all students. Not only is it interesting to work on the newspaper staff but it is also educa- tional for those who plan to enter the field of iournalism. THE STAFF Co-editors: Mark Rauh, Susan Porter, News editors: Robert Travis, Grace Beaudoin, Business Managers: Cay Preston, Jeanette Martin, Circulation Manager: Julie Pedneault, Reporters: Dawn Foster, Denise Tanguay, Carmen Hurtubise, John Chamard, Winston Brown, Ronnie Hurd, Bette Jane Billings, Bruce Train, Norma Hansen, Cecile Drouin, Joanne Markos, Pat Letarte, Beatrice Nadeau, and Donna Boissonneau. 66 SCIENCE CLUB Front Row, Left to Right: S. Nocck, R. Fitz, J. Devlin, Paul Foster, Mr. Hare. Second Row, left to Right: K. Denbow, G. Francoeur, S. Gain, D. Perry, R. Cote. When school began in September there was quite a bit of excitement among the boys who were interested in forming a Science Club. At the first meeting the following were elected officers: president, James Devlin, vice-president, Robert Fitz: and secretary, Kenneth Denbow. The club meets every two weeks. The members are working on projects which they are hoping to enter in the science fair in the spring. The money for these proiects comes from the dues which the students pay. Among these projects are building rockets, some of which have already been fired in Westbrook, and trying to build an atomic reactor. Some of these proiects are worked on at home by the boys. Last year the club adopted a constitution and everyone is helping to uphold it. Some day the boys hope to put on a science fair of their own although no plans have as yet been made. One of the most active clubs is the Ski Club. The members, headed by president, Dave Cotep vice-president, Lester Wormell, and advertising manager, Fred Sampson meet on all Thursdays when snow conditions are good. They train regularly on Sundays at Sugar Loaf under the expert guidance of Avon Hilton. They plan trips to Mount Washington, the lntervale Ski Area at Jackson, and to Pinkham Notch and North Conway. Of the thirty members in the club, only a few actually know how to ski- this is what makes the club so active. One week last February was particularly active-Bob Wilson broke his ski binding and sprained an arm, Win Fernald's foot was frost-bitten, Stan Got? broke an arm, Tom Kemp sprained his ankle and broke a tendon, and to top it all off, the president, Dave Cote, went over a ten foot cliff and broke both his skis. SKI CLUB First Row: Franklin Emery, R. Paine, S. Goff J. Roma, D. Wilson, S. Curtis, F. Reny. Second Row: M. Rauh, D. Boyd, R. Fitz, S Noack, A. Putney, W. Fernald, G. Libby. Third Row: L. Wormell, D. Nielson, E. Spiller D. Cote, R. Wilson, F. Sampson, T. Kemp. ,-, fl '3 Iv HELPERS LIBRARIANS These students, who give up their time to keep the library open for us, are John Chamard, Janice Christensen, Wayne Cutter, Kathleen Mo- rabito, Peggy Morton and Joe Veayo. ff K X W-'wr-M OFFICE HELPERS The girls who volunteer to assist in the offices for training are Jeanne Afthim, Judy Berube, Claudette Brochu, Anita Charest, Janice Down Prudence Hawkes, Norma Hansen, Judy Kimball Gloria Labrecque, Linda Labrecque, Alice Maye, Dianne Mazerall, Donna Semple and Marcia Waterhouse. AUDIO-VISUAL STAFF The staff, composed of ambitious boys who have charge of school equipment, are Wayne Carter, Staff Manager, Donald Brice, Neil Far- well, Philip Mondville, Dale Perry, Robert Travis and Robert Wilson. 1 I 15 Gall Ounce 500 cheers ly, Maiorettes C0'0 9UUfd BAND Band started its building this year by adding forty-six new sophomores. In the fall, headed by the maiorettes, the band marched out on the football field with new marches and routines ready to urge the team on to victory. The next step was the Christmas Assembly. In this program the band became an orchestra and played Christmas Carols. At the present time the band is working very hard learning many new numbers for the annual ioint concert with Rumford on March 15, and its annual spring concert. They also hope to arrange another ioint concert with Marblehead, Massachusetts. Many members from the band have applied to All State p most of them are expected to make it. The dance band has not been standing still either. They practice weekly right after the big band. The members enioy these practices very much even though they say it's hard work. Occasionally Mr. Jordan has ioined the dance band and does an excellent iob blowing his trombone. The dance band per- forms in the Spring Concert. 70 rv jafilif W i , A ,,. -,M ..,,,.. .. U ' , . ,C Q 1 . 5, . 3 . . 2 1 ' 4. i 2 A .nf A Z . . I , 2 l . 1 , . r X I , , 5 3. 'E . Ryu rg. 5 l y , l 5 ESM J 1- F?i9Di Q 9 JEL R531 Sitting: L. Keith, D. Grovo, D. Chamard, C. Bruce, R. Fecteau, D. Bridges, D. Roma, D. Kenney, L. Peterson, J. Shaw, A. Kirkpatrick, E. Landry, N. Farwell. Second Row: V. Bradley, C. Fecteou, A. Carver, L. Micheal, N. Wallace, M, Lorraine, J. Colpritt, C. Secord, C. Gallant, A. Hale, B. Millet, C. Loveioy, E. Fraser, E. Maillet, W. Browne, H. Grant, L. Gosselin, D. Brice, G, Stevens. Third Row: B. Cola, J, Bustin, J. Clark, J. Titcomb, J. Chick, M, Hansen, S. Little, S. Pelletier, G. Lavoie, S. Webb, J. Downs, J. Gailey, R. Thompson, L. Kenney, P. Mondville, T. Vance, Edward Dilulio, director. Fourth Row: P, Gormier, P. Faye, A. Maye, M. James, D. James, S. Meehan, M. Norton, J. Train, S. Griffin, J. Markos. CHORUS Each year Mr. Delulio works toward a better Glee Club than the preceding one. This year the following seniors came out to prove they still have a voice: Alice Maye, Sharon Meehan, Judy Kennedy, Judy Locke, Joyce Chick, Joan Col- pritt, Dorothy Roma, Jeanne Gailey, Donna Kennie, Wayne Carter, Thomas Vance, Donald Brice, Bill Thompson, Linwood Kenny, and Glentord Stevens. Of course there are also many sophomores and iuniors who are of great importance. The club totals eighty. Whenever they feel that the school should hear some of the pieces they have mastered to perfection, they take port in an assembly or put on a concert. They made both the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies enioyoble for the entire student body. Plans are being made for the spring concert with hopes of its being a bigger success than ever before. The most important event to all is the Western Maine Music Festival held in May, in which they will have an opportunity to show their skill to other schools in Maine. Everyone is hoping for o grade equal to that of other years and perhaps a little better. 71 NJ rgfifbi I 1 tix, il . 'vu First Row: D. Cousens, J. Gailey, D. Skillings, R. Legere, K. Anderson, P. Hawkes, P. Doucette. Second Row- D Lefebvre S Porter G Francoeur B Fa e J Milliken J Libb R Wormell Pr ston .. ,. ,. ,.y,. ,.y,. ,C-e- Third Row: D. Kennie, L. Gosselin, C. Loveioy, E. Christensen, J. Burke, M. Rauh, W. Carter, D. Brice. Absent: C. Herring, C. McKinley. WASHINGTON CLUB In April twenty odd seniors plan to hop aboard a bus and start off on one glorious week of travel and fun. Stopovers will be made in New York and Philadelphia. Most of their time and hard-earned money will be spent in Washington, D. C. Traveling along with these seniors will be the chaperones who are contributing their time, energy, and nerves. The Washington Club held its first meeting in 1956. As Juniors, they dis- cussed dues and money raising projects for their forth-coming senior year. In the fall of 1957, the pockets of certain seniors were painstakingly emptied. Final plans were made to earn money by having a concert by the internationally known Bowdoin Meddiebemptsters. This concert was enjoyed by all. Peter Potter, Westbrook High School alumnus, was a special treat for the audience. As April, 1958, draws near, impatience increases. The club has been led very ably by Ronald Legere, president, Kathryn Anderson, secretary, and Donna Skillings, treasurer. Mr. Davqn. Many thanks are due the club advisors, Mrs. Moody and i ,, I f .xx Q t it SINE? 1 ALL WESTBROOK NIGHT fa unvu- EverYfhing's in the Beard. whom me weqfhew' Couple of SWSHS- ,AAL .L The Three Blc1zes. f fy ye -X F Xfxlf I Went fo Your Wedding. Sing if, Grace. Y0U'fe On, Curl PORTS , . 4 . ,a 4 ff A h ,. l ,135-3 'N 3 :V K, f,1.,.- fbi Q v.4,, , 4' f .1 k fn,Lf'x:1' - . jdylfftqfjl 'Wlfxh'-win If A ,, ,Mn 'IM- !N .'f:'f 1 .,.yyw 4, flfvlgfg'-fin, A-Un? 'Wil J ,'?59f2T'f' vf- ,uni WH 5 W .1 ,s..w,,, , 'lr - We build through Sports 4? nj fi s 'Wf v Qi . 9-Qzif z, ' . Q - GX 5' X I 1' in 1 , X A uw' ::, HF , K x X, U - . y W ' ',fx Ex -5, X L Y of Q.. -f 5 f -2. 'XX 9 .v H-f-'ff '50 'X 'V ' X S '. J c if R',4 4- efX ' V 4' . K, I Pm I 1 'O' Dv U 7 t- ' , A A W, W 'J ' 5 I nf x X' 334 iw L, f , , f '53 W ' , K V 1 , lg ,,,. 'ff ' 1-cy - ,,. W 4, .gm-av'-gglf ,Vg M an-A f H, A Q44 ,, uf. 'F ,QQ W4-9 'O' mhfx Q ff 'F Front Row: R. Caron, W. Cutter, G. Francoeur, V. Desiardins, D. Cote, J. Devlin, J. Christensen, M Francoeur. Second Row: W. Fernald, C, Wescott, S. Goff, D. Buteau, R. Wescott, A. Lestage, A. Gouzie, D. Cote, P. Brown. Third Row: Grant, J. Hebert, R. Usher, E. Roma, J. Knox, R. Cote. Fourth Row: Coach E. Bogdanovich, P. Bernier, F. Wescott, J. Robinson, Asst. Coach R. Dolan, Asst Coach l. Erwin. FOOTBALL Westbrook's football team opened the season with two victories over Bidde- ford and Cheverus. Though we hate to admit it, the Blue Blazes then went on a losing streak, dropping the next four to Mexico, Sanford, Brunswick, and Deering. Next year Westbrook will lose such dependables as Dick Cote, Vernon Desjardins, Jerry Francoeur, Jef? Christensen and Jim Devlin. These boys played terrific football always battling to the end. However, the squad should be prom- ising next year with Andy Lestage, Bob Wescott, Cliff Wescott, Ray Caron, Wayne Cutter, Mike Francoeur, Armand Gouzie, Paul Brown, Roger Cote, Hayden Grant, Stan GofT, Ronald Usher, Paul Bernier, Jon Hebert, Win Fernald, Jimmie Knox, Ernie Roma, and James Robinson. 77 4 'fm-. - ' Y A ,f V 1 Q 2 5 F Q if ,mx in L Q . Sa in f XY! '1 X , N fd' -.... Q in , ill! 4'-win 8 ,Yamx 1- .4 , ..,.,. 'f --1-swf 'Q Qs., M , .ff 'gm I. . , -gf. 1w. in , 7 We Um? gi f ' , ' -. if , LJ f ' 'Q x. . A 'ln F Q- ' ' . !', ' -X - ,, ,nr , in f 'vf, P'. In Af 1 I ' . u n A Azx 7 . -A 'va .ui I HH x,', 99 L il j , 1 j I ji .1 , jj? ' 5 First Row, Left t , ,V , ,jill x i J nil Di i o Right: G. Francoeur, R. Waterman, J. Milliken, J. Davan, D. Buteau, Conch Davan Second Row: V. Desjardins, J. Amoroso, E. Christensen, M. Francoeur, R. Wescott. BASKETBALL This year's basketball team got off to a t1ying start, winning the first three games, but went into a losing streak. Towards the end of the season the team got back into its winning column, winning four ofthe last six games. They beat Thornton Academy, Morse, Lewiston, and the Class L leader, Portland. In the last game of the season Westbrook took Portland by a margin of four points. High scorers of the year were senior .left Milliken with 311 oints in 22 am P 9 95 and junior Ron Waterman with 307 points in 21 games. Next year juniors Roland Baird, Bob Wescott, Mik Ron Waterman, John Amoroso, and Don Bute-au will be returning. Westbrook ended with a seasonal record of seven wins and fourteen losses. e Francoeur, Jack Davan, 79 . ,-. H, Q 1 'K N.. 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X 'Ye Left to Right Standing J Libby D Lefebre S Pinkham J Burke Miss Rich C Gallant J Buteau D Boissonneau Absent C Loveloy Left to Right Seated D Cousens D Mazerall S Davis J Ames M Waterhouse S Porter GIRLS BASKETBALL Left to Right: J. Burke, S. Harriman, C. La Pierre, N. Whitn V. Forbis, L. Peterson, D. Tanguay. eY Left to Right. Miss Rich, C. Gallant, A. Hale, C. Drouin, L Pinkham, P. Foye, N. Peters. This year the girls of Westbrook High really got together and showed some school spirit. Over forty girls tried out for basketball. Those who made the first team are as follows: Judy Ames, Donna Boissonneau, Judy Buteau, Donna Cou- sens, Shirley Davis, Darlyne Lefebvre, Jane Libby, Carol Lovejoy, Dianne Mazerall, Sharon Pink- ham, Susan Porter, and Marcia Waterhouse. Though our final record was 2 wins and 8 losses, we had a grand time playing and meet- ing new friends. The J.V.'s played an important part also with 5 wins and 3 losses. Those who made the team are as follows: Cecile Drouin, Virginia Forbis, Patty Foye, Anita Hale, Shirley Harriman, Claetus LaPierre, Nancy Peters, Linda Peterson, Lyla Pinkham, Denise Tanguay, Sharon Welch, and Nancy Whitney. Denise Tanguay was captain. 4 'Ci' 380 9T1'B.Il0 51 .Bb Sltfb' 011000 .. p llkll lx mv. 4 ' S - -'S wf':N . Front Row: P. Beal, R. Tetrault, M. Goan, D. Sinclair, R. Harvey, E. McClure, J. Bragdon, R. Wormell. Second Row: M. Francoeur, V. Desjardins, R. Caron, D. Cote, S. Gain, J. Amoroso, A. lestage. Third Row: Coach R. Dolan, R. Fitz, R. Wescott, T. Tibbetts. BASEBALL The 1957 season in baseball resulted in a great victory for Westbrook High School, T3 wins over 3 losses. The title was not decided until the last game of the season, an 8 to 7 victory over South Portland. Robbie Wormell and Roland Tetreault were selected for the All-Telegram League Team. Beal was undefeated for the season as pitcher. The whole first team graduated with the exception of John Amoroso. Jayvees who showed promise are Caron, Fitz, Wescott, Cote, Gain, Desiardins, Francoeur, Lestage and Tibbetts. Let's get behind our team this year and show that we can do it again. Results of Games Played Opponents W. S. H. S. Opponents W. S. H. S. Portland 3 4 Portland 3 8 Deering 0 2 Deering 2 5 Cheverus 6 'I6 Cheverus 6 13 Thornton 6 9 Thornton 'l 11 Biddeford 0 13 Biddeford 1 13 St. Louis 'l 20 St. Louis 7 6 Sanford 3 'I Sanford 2 4 South Portland 12 2 South Portland 7 8 83 1 J, 4 4V,, . VW L,-'7 f' If 2 I A V' 1' ,V if 5 X 5 14 if qw l11 'Qf7' 'f P 4 W 9' 'A 42 rg f -Q f Y Q 'f 1 ju if 51 W 1 '29 A 7' eh? in ' ff -4. 2 N ,Q 'Q P K AV5 '--5: . Y Y x .I warmup! fn' Lv'F '-F' 5 A481135 -f,f',ff ' .,..w-5 m, Qi3L 4i5.5AUFl,5?5 Q ' ,ffffb Q2 A 3 y Mm 'MQ A N, J, .,-K.x ...N-w-1f- 7 . -r.v.ar.r.1.v1 v1-rv -..... .Fx M x. -was f f , 'X-:H f X , ', -w-if 'M , I V,, V,i I EMI, S -tr 7 -VY ' ' ' 4, 'ghd M . ww 'Jian we gg , I K Ai ,Qu-,QQ , uf x Y V A ' - a-, f,,. V, we 1, ,V M,-gf V , 5 V53 Unqvws, , W, Z, Kahn? ALA: ,L n ,U 6 fluff ' , 'fi f, rf ,,,,z'7' M 'V .fi ,lf ka fn if G In Appreciation to . . . rm' P book ls Q fo REN year VG! D WAR r on whxch 'INS Y pictures e lor we pop ROBERT COONEY for pactures above and beyond the call of duty wnth the and of Bull Lubby DVERTISEMENTS M15 C' or f HICK G 0 Off 9 R lb Ure Or ness r 09 he bes On S x0 EV 6 eorgoglence In CQNN hOndXx0Q n Verl SID D ef Cl l O20 ,OOO MRS ROBINSON wnthout whose help we never would have tamed a pncture of our beloved Prrncspal 85 Ns I - ed- fol' our In A ' . . - 'U' S. ' I . S f f 6 . . ' . O 0 prod ous W If . GTK fy d ' ' l 'lh o ' 5. . lr G , I7 1' MR ol Q Us Q Yx r Nl ' , ob- XIY Y x I .016 929 N9 43 Q Q32 9393, ms lun: ur fn pri sc ' plum: rupl1u'a11y flu frcnts that full In numnrux frmmrroux j.-XCKSUX STUDIOS. INC bg 2 lon'rl,xNn .- Nluxxi 'VL- gm. fjlowou Mal ofa! fmio 1.1.4. ,R , ll ,cj , CAN FI ELD FLEYIFONE AGENCY porI:Io,ncI o I .P0rIIar1cI AT THE SPEED OF LIGHT LA PORT CHICK CANFIELD DMINE Compliments of THE CURRENT EVENTS fl Ill SBSH A B ROGERS North Windham TW 2-6879 Septic Tanks Pumped Out and Installed R ROY REDIN Statloner GORHAM MAINE Compliments of A FRIEND STULTZ AUTO SUPPLY INC 824 Mann Street WESTBROOK MAINE Distributor of Automotive Parts and Accessories Telephone UL 4 5211 h b S I f If L 6 rn' rrnund ilusu Surin- I l A' 4 A .' ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS 57 PORTLAND STRE N , A svnucz 4-70 S uh I O I Hn There Remember Its Your C'mP 'e 'S Westbrook Hardware of the For Your Home Cottage Sports Tools Westbrook JUYCGCS 827 829 aaa Mann sf wesfbrook FOYES LINOLEUM SHOP INC 28 Stroudwater Street e UL 4 5601 Westbrook Mame OPEN EVENINGS CHURCH PLASTIC WALL TILE FORMICA COUNTER TOPS ALL TYPES TILE FOR FLOORING INLAID LINOLEUM Compliments Of F S Plummer Co mt Building Supplies Mechanic Street ICE C REAM GORHAM MAINE coMPuMEN1s DR TETREAU 88 ' I 9 , 0 T l. - , ' o Q 0 - I 1 I 4 . . . 'I x . :: lil-gp OF O W1 th Happy Memorzes Rudv Vallee Compluments of David Berlowltz Optometrist Owen Moore 84 Co Fashlonable Store Offers You The Largest Selectlon Of KNIGHT BROS COMPANY METAL WORK PLUMBING HEATING PLUMBING FIXTURES 810V Mom St Westbrook Me Telephone UL 4 2233 Fme Quality COATS SUITS DRESSES ln Maine Apparel for the Entlre Family 89 , 0 I -:suv-' u 1:66 0 O Moine's Most O M is REO LT OG HER Portland IzIl10g,raph Company Compllmcnts The Mayor Elmer Currier SOCIETAS LATINA CITY OF WESTBROOK Compliments Of TELEPHONE 3 9363 f mplzm nfs WE STBROOK LIONS CLUB 17? as VERANDA STREET Qmwy PORTLAND MAINE 90 ff 4 ,I ,I V rv . f ' T 2, W , YOUR YEA OK IH RAP f , , J' , I I 252 Spring Streei - Porflund, Maine Q. - . of - fu ' 1' . of ,tk 0 s I . F' 'X f, J Y- l. 98-f TK 'aff DOM Complete News Coverage Guy Gannett Publishing Company Portland Press Herald Portland Evemng Express Portland Sunday Telegram Guy Gannett Broadcasting Services WGAN 560 on your WGAN TV Channel I3 Zhu. 91 Com pllments Of THE BLUE LINE Student Newspaper Co Edutors Susan Porter Mark Rauh News Editors Business Managers Robert Travis J Carolyn Preston Grace Beaucloln Carmen Hurtlblse Juliette Pedneault Jeannette Martln Comphmems of Compliments Of Gerald F cole 8 Son Swan s Auction House 54 Bndgton Road Best Wlshes to the Class of 1958 HUMPTY DUMPTY POTATO CHIP COMPANY 92 ', r. Circulation Managers , o O WELCH S PHARMACY H Leroy Welch 864 MAIN STREET Phlllp G Welch Prescruptuons Carefully Compounded from o Complete Lune of Drugs and Vltamlns Trusses and Elczstlc Goods Ulster WESTBROOK MAINE 42752 School and College THE MUSIC BQX Caps Gowns Hoods Church and Cholr Apparel Records Phonographs 8 650 Mom Street wssranoox MAINE ,mu A S ,uw PORTEOUS MITCHELL and BRAUN CO PORTLAND MAINE The Centre of Marne Llvmg Compllments Of Compliments Of THE wssrsnoolc MAINE SAWNGS BANK Portland Mcnne WOMAN S CLUB 93 s . . I - . . O .,- . -n-ever t. - - .rence, Mass ' O .. .. ll ' ' ' ll s . I PORELL S Westbrook Remnant Store Inc 872 Mann Street Since 1921 Phone 4 4581 WESTBROOK MAINE WARREN S Furniture Company WESTBROOK Blddeford Sanford Dover N H .I Cleon Letarte Tarlor Shop an Cleaners Free puck up and Dellvery Compluments Of FLORENCE W CARTER Class of 1928 WAYNE CARTER Class of 1958 NORMAN J VALLIERE D M D Eugene I Hoy D M D W D Cressey D M D GREEN ACRES FARM H THOMPSON 6 SONS Telephone UL 4 5102 Westbrook Me 7 1 I ' Q d 821 Main St., Westbrook, Me. 94 JOHNSON SUPPLY COMPANY 310 FOREST AVENUE PORTLAND MAINE As good as I-lame Baked beans URIC SUVIB kO Bk t Jy h t dB8aMB .3e,Jw2e,UyeC' CO po N K , f5 BRICK 0VEN BAKED BEANS' 95 I - I O . I .X , ' 5 . .- l , K , I I I l -z'we', 5 I J 'I I ' herished New England tradition in each can ofB I ric - ven a ed Beans. . .Old ime Havor, too, thanks to hours and hours of open pot baking in real brick ovens. Heat and en'o t em in minutes along wi h steamed or toaste rown Bread. BURNHAM 8- MORRILL ,, RTLAND 2, MAI E 1 ' I SMALL ru - llb KIDNIY - Vluow nl N E Dyhrberg MD 111m 11 Dr G C Shxbles OSTEOPATHIC PFIYSICIAN Ioseph B Earnhardt M D I nmpllmvnls 0 Dr Harold Watson OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN l I711lIllf71lllf.S l IIIIPIIVTHIIYCO Dr Warren H Bowers Robert C Knowlton D D S Osteopathu: Physxcxan and Surgeon f UlIllIlll11lIIfS 0 Grover Welch lumpllnu nti Harold E Llbby M D Roger P Welch 702 Mam Strreet ATTORNEYS AT LAW I.'nrnp1'r vnrs of CNHI' ' M S of Q . O I 0 U I O O ' Compliments of A I . ' . O i 1 fu ' ' . f Af I v ll! o I o a o ' ' ' I A ' f f ' ' . of 0 - I U n . . 96 Jeff MII ken President Pat Hebert Vlce President Donna Skrllmgs Sec etc y Kathleen Morablto Treasurer ls of CLUB H H Compliments of IOHN O. WINSHIP 6 CO. 406 MAIN STREET PHONE ULster 4 4121 Compllments Compllments WESTBROOK DR MOORE ANIMAL HOSPITAL SUN LIFE ASSURANCE CO OF CANADA Wlth You A11 of the T1me and 1n A11 ACt1V1t1eS DONALD G PETERSON as UNION STREET 98 of of Y 0 Phone: Office SPruce 38831- Residence Ulster 4-2672 STYLON OF MAINE REAL CLAY CERAMIC TILE ALUMINUM COPPER STAINLESS STEEL AND PLASTIC TILE sr-:owl-:R DOORS MEDICINE CABINETS AND BATHROOM Accsssomrzs 12 ROCHESTER STREET WESTBROOK MAINE TE UL t 45661 51275 MICHAEL CAMINITI G IM g New and Used Cars Bought and Sold HAZEN uaav P p 1917 392 Fokesr Avenue TOM TAYI- 0 R 2 9025 4-1546 BLUE ROCK QUARRY WESTBROOK MAINE 9 9 I I L. ser - SPruce - . enera ana er I I of , ro . or Portland - Maine SPruce - SPruce Compliments of Complzments of SEBAGO MOC COMPANY FREDERICK B CHICK CO HEATING PLUMBING SHEET METAL wonx Shop 28 Sargent St Tel UL 4 2670 Hou e 19 Monroe Ave Tel UL 4 2371 I omplzments 0 CROSBY S YARN SHOP 570 Ma1n Street Westbrook Tel ULster 4 5421 863 Mam Street 1 he oldest place and the neuest place and the BEST place to eat In W Pstbronlt TOM KALPERIS Propnetor A1r Condmoned for Your Comfort THE PAINE PHARMACY Leo I Welch ISI Son Cumberland M1115 Sperm! lttcnnon gucn to PRESCRIPTIONS Telephone ULster 4 2351 LORING SHORT AND HARMON SCHOOL AND ARTIST SUPPLIES MONUMENT SQUARE PORTLAND . . I U I TOM'S RESTAURANT 1 O0 We are SpSC1a11StS 1n Outhttlng Young Men for Graduahon 'The Meqs Shop areffrmen and Qay: ALSO WOMEN S TAILORED SUITS AND COATS ulu fir r Star: 0 If 1 Qtlxroul-. 874 MAIN STREET WESTBROOK Rocheleau s Clothes Shop LaFOND 6: COMPANY YOUR STORE FOR STYLE DEPARTMENT STORE 'N WESTBROOK 854 856 Mamn sneer 861 Mum Street lelepnone dnster 4 24:4 Westbrook Mame YUDY S Inc GUARANTEED RETREADING 942 Mam Street Westbrook Marne Tel ULster 42574 D1SfI1b11fOI'S of B F Goodr1ch T1res GOOD LUCK TO THE BLUE AND WHITE REECE S VARIETY STORE GIFTS CARDS NOVELTIES 134 Lamb S HARRY B CHASE 6: SONS Plumbxnq and Heatmq Contractors treet Westbrook Meme 101 0 In ' ' H 1 '-'1'11.,1 .P R Q r y I I - I 1' I I I I . 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THE WARREN KAY VANTINE STUDIO Inc OF MAINE NEW ENGLANDS MOST POPULAR PHOTOGRAPHERS 661 Congress Street Portland Marne Telephone SPruce 37919 House Phone ULster 4 4555 Sales Servxce NOE HARNOIS ROWE MOTORS Inc Shoo Supplies Skates Sharponod Fme Shoe Repalnng 609611 Mam Street Westbrook Laces and Paste BODY and FENDER REPAIRS 228 V2 Brown Street Westbrook Mame Telephone UL 4 2538 E, azfazfcelzpa M CRESSEY 8. ALLEN Musrc Shopping Center Records Sheet Muslc Musical Instruments 92 Oak Street PORTLAND MAINE SPruce 3 8131 104 f umplzmf nts 0 OAKHURST DAIRY 364 FOREST AVENUE PORTLAND MAINE KI Genus ' .- f Q u T ' , If l Tli - Fi I Compllments of VIOLETTE BROS Public Finance Corporation SHELL Cumberland M1115 Marne Tel Ulster 4 2526 WESTBROOK MAINE RAY LETARTE S SERVICE STATION SKI SI-IOP TIRES AND TUBES WHEEL BALANCING Telephone ULster 4 8927 4 2152 Westbrook Mama HARVEY S ESSO STATION WASHING OILS GREASING TIRES TUBES BATTERIES TOWING WHEEL BALANCING Corner of Stroudwater and Mam Streets NUTTER S H E IONES Inc 840 Mam Street Westbrook Mame- ZAHARES I G A SUPER MARKETS 57 Bndge St 193 W Valentme St Westbrook 105 WESTBROOK FARMERS UNION Inc Gram Seed Roofmg Fertlhzers and Cement Telephone ULster 4 2301 WESTBROOK MAINE Con plinwnfs nf - . . . O , f I K I I 1 I I . O O I I I 'PETERS wooDBUnY o1L co on Man' Shea' Home Made Candles RANGE AND FUEL OILS 294 Mum Street Soda Fountam Magazmes Westbrook Maxne Home of Famous Needhams Telfgphone ULSIGY 4 4431 Daxly Luncheons Compliments Of HAWKES NATION WIDE PARKERS DRESS SHOP an ULsIer 4 5152 Chrlclren s Corner C A HUGHES OIL CO Range and Fuel Orls QUIET HEAT FURNACE BURNERS 24 Hour Burner Service Telephone Westbrook 4 2802 COLONIAL BOWLING ACADEMY Compllmenfs of BI WISE MARKET Rear 399 Mcun Street Mom Street Westbrook CUMBERLAND Mlus MAINE Ulsfer 4 8936 106 I I I 394 Main Street-Cumberland Mills d PAPER MANUFACTURERS CUMBERLAND MILLS MAINE GARDINER MAINE 107 f f f f If flffxvffx, ffffffwfflfy Mills ct: Westbrook Laundry Inc COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE FIISI for Laundry Perfechon Telephone ULster 4 2031 111 mb: r of tht 4n1rr1r'an Instltutc 0 Iaundvrmg Marsters Chevrolet Co S 111 N SERVICE General Repamng 511 Mam Street Westbrook VIN S SHELL STATION VINCENT CONNORS P op WE FEATURE Auto L1te and Delco lqn1t1on Parts Complete Lubncatxon Servmce TRY OUR PERSONALIZED SERVICE Call We tbrook 4 8915 925 MAIN STREET WESTBHOOK Best Wzshes of Kourap1s Fru1t Store Headquarters for FINE FRUITS and HOME MADE CANDIES 888 Maln Street ULster 4 2611 I 0f1llIllHllllf.S 0 M A T H I E U S Red 6 Whxte Market , I ' I EIRESTONE-PRODUCTS' In 1 ' - - E I ' -I x fl I 108 Compliments of Compliments of Armand O LeBlanc CNY Clerk Hams R Bullerwell Wtllram Clarke ATTORNEYS AT LAW CITY OF WESTBROOK 836 Mm SMG' PRIDE a CARLL AGENCY C'm '1'f '3 INSURANCE AGENTS Wescott Real Estate Agency INSURANCE 37 Brrdqe Street Telephone UL 4 2747 967 Main Skeet WeSfbY00k Malfle Telephone UL 4 4261 Westbrook SAUNDERS BROTHERS 109 Westbrook, Maine ' 1 Kwf ew ,F 6 211212 LXQQ Q X AT PLAY ELECTRICITY SERVES YOU BEST EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY CENTR L MAINE rown omnuv Iewelry SMITHS Cameras Ph 1 gf ph S pph FOSTER AVERY S M St THE SYSTEM co tb k UL 4 5542 COMMUNITY FLOOR SERVICE ROLAND G RIOPEL FUNERAL HOME P tb FLOOR SANDING AND FINISHING Phone UL 4 5511 672 Mam Street 110 0 ,, O Q X A f . 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