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It is with a feeling of deep appreciation for his 'untiring efforts that the 1954 O-racle staff dedicales this siavty-fourth edition of the Bangor High School Oracle to Mr. Clarence H. Drisko. FOREWORD A star is the symbol of highest achievement. lt is representative of hard work and valuable time spent to obtain a polished product. We have chosen the star as the theme for our yearbook because it portrays our beliefs. Bangor High School is the star of the high schools in Maine. The students of B.H.S. have worked hard to achieve their end-a successful high school career-and each deserves a star for his contribution to the school. Our yearbook is one of the greatest publications in the history of the Oracle. It is the star of yearbooks. As you read the Oracle, we hope that you will be consciously aware of our theme, and that our star will gleam brilliantly for you-a symbol ot' achievement. STAFF Editor-:ln--Chief ..,.. .,,. ... .... ,....A......,..A,. B e verly Segal Assistant E-olito-1 ',,,.,, ,,,.,,,,,, ..,,,, ,,,,..AA,.,,. ,w........,., , . ,...... K a thleen Vickery Sports Editors ,.A ,,.... .......... Everett McCutcheon, Earle Webster Ifoporfvrs ,,,..e.,....eee... Jeannette Bowles, Judith Cantor, William Cutler, Ardene Delano, Charlotte Kelley, Ruth Webb, Robert Williams Business Editorss E . .,.,,....,.... Jack Meltzer, Jean Zoidis Business Staff, ,,...eee, .,..iee,.., I Jliugh Edward Ellis, Donald Robinson, Joyce Silver Artist ie.. . E ,.,.....,e..i,,,,,,,. ,,...,...,e.,.,,, ,...,...,....,.. N a dine Leveille T!l1llf8llS.., E ,,.., ,.,,...i,.... S hirley Boulier, Jane Breen, Betty Grant, Patricia Leavitt Photography .,..r ...Calvin Johnson, Jon Webb, Earle Webster AdIfz'S01'. ,,,.,.,,., .E ,.,., ,,.,. ..... i,,,.,...,, E .... E ,,............ lN I i ss Jessie L. Fraser 1 l FAC ULTY S ff ,ativ 4 tiwbi 4 'F'x iii!-. I 4141 iv Q ,JI ' I, ff r'x fs. 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Kvlly, Mr. Hurry Hopkins, Mrs. lilizalwtli Halliday, Mr. Wallzim' Houston, Miss l'z1i1l1-iw M. llunn, Miss Mz1i'grai'c-t Estos, Miss Mary Copvlaml, Mrs. Viola B. Wood- wzirfl, Miss Bvriiicv W. Hopkins. Tlfirfl roux' M. Sgt. Ilichurcl M. Clvinvnt, Mr. I r1-4lvl'irk W. l'inkl1zmi, Mr. lvii- Munn, Mr. Clmrlvs T. Bl'lll'K', Mr. I i'v1lvl'ir'k K. Barry, Mr. Iionulil W. llrossvl, Mr, Rolwrt S. YW-lls, Mr. G'i'l'2llll I'. Covvri, Mr. G. Viiicvnt CIIOZZU, Mr. Worth li. Noyvs, M Sgt. Plmlwaril .l. Owvns, M Sgt. Allwrt ll. Fitruno. FACULTY llzmgxor Iligli School is most. l'0l'llIll2ll.l' in liuviiig what wi' coiisiclvr om' ol' thi- Iinost l'z1c'ultivs in tho nation. Umlvr thc capablv and llIlfl0l'St2lllflll1g plzuiniiig ol' our administration, our ninv department hvafls and depart- mont momba-rs, our librarizln, our :loan and our guidzmcv director, wo liaw ln-vii ziblv to zlcquiro tho best possiblv education. ENIOR5 4 ' V -:al -5- - H V , 1 px bf f Q S. x 755 ufyir i ff V ,J QM X f 'I fi? ' if xx, W 1,6-?.i' v 0 .S-,442 D n I il M YW x A Q X V XX X X ' f jf, 1 . !. i k :V Q kl.. X in i Q ' 1 V5-X I! is r fl - 1' . 4 'J I 9. 1 f E.,,.. 1 1 X' I NL Class Cfficers 1'wsi.fl1fy1f Vl'!'!'-1,I'l'Nl'lll'lIIt EARLE R. XNEBSTER, JR. WILLIAM CUTLER 5ef 'P5f1 Zi T rcasurcr BETTYLOU DAY JANE CLARA BREEN CLASS CF 1954 In the Light of Knowledge Lies Our Future Vanessa Ann Albert Van Van will establish residence in Castine next year, wh-gi-he she will enjoy swimming in the cool Atlantic. Course: General Activities: Lunch room 131. Arland Eugene Ames Al Abe Al spends his spare time rebuilding automobiles and hopes to own his own garage soon. Course: Industrial Vaughn Carleton Anthony When Vaughn celebrates his 155th birthday, his life will be complete. Course: General Activities: Boys' Rifle Club 12, 3, 413 B-'Club 13, 41g Junior Chorus 141: Plays 141g Alpha Hi-Y 131, Intramural Basketball 13, 413 Baseball 12, 3, 415 Intramural Volley- ball 13, 413 Boys' Basketball 1215 Football 12, 3, 415 Olii'-irs' Club 141, Uuting Club 121, Regional Science Fair 12, 31. Shirley Lorraine Bachelder Shir1 Shirley, who is always friendly and dependable, will make a fine 'sec1'etary. Course: General Activities: Girls' Chorus 131: Latin Club 121: Junior Chorus 1313 Commercial Club 1413 National Honor Society 141g Girls' Glee Club 141. Edith Arvilla Badger Edie Edie has our vote as one of the finest additions to the busi- ness world. Course: Business Activities: Junior Chorus 1315 Commercial Club 12, 3, 41, Vice President 131. President 1415 Girls' Basketball 121g Girls' Volleyball 1215 National Honor Society 1413 Lunch Room 131. Robert Baker Bob ' Bob thinks bookkeeping 'md the Navv ale iett keen ' ' ' ' . 'f p 'f Y 1 3 but then Marion and the music of Les Brown aren't anyi i less popular. Course: Business Activities: Commercial Club 13, 41. 1 Harmon Ward Banning Hans Herman Herman is a ham radio operator and will be tops as an electrical engineer. Course: College Activities: B-Club 1415 Intramural Basketball 1415 Cross Country 12, 3, 415 Oliicers' Club 1415 Regional and State Science Fairs 13, 41. Charles Stanley Barker Charlie The B.H.S. football team will be losing a prize asset when Charlie graduates. Course: Business Activities: Boys' Ilitie Club 1315 B-Club 13, 415 Plays 1415 Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 415 Football 12, 3, 41 5 Oflicers' Club 1415 Intramural Volleyball 12, Il, 415 Track 12, 3, 41. James Albert Bartlett Jim Jim hopes to be an architect but will spend his spare time in sports and eating steak and french fries. Course: General Activities: B-Club 13, 415 Intramural Basketball 13, 415 Baseball 12, 3, 415 Intramural Volleyball 12, 415 Football 12, 3, 41. Raymond A. Bartlett Ray In his bell-bottom trousers and coat of navy blue Ray will be one of Uncle Sam's smartest sailors. Course: Industrial Activities: Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 41. Alden J. Bean Al Alden, not a lover of studying, hopes to make a record for himself in the Navy. Course: Industrial Activities: Intramural Basketball 12, 315 Intramural Volley- ball 121. Jeannette Bell Jan If Jan continues to collect new pennies, she'll be a mil- lionainess in a short time. Course: College Activities: Chorus 12, 315 llramatic Club 1315 Latin Club 12, 315 Junior Chorus 1315 Iie Cercle Francais 12, 3, 41. Norma Jane Benton Nom Music and sports are Nom's idea of good entertainment. Course: General Activities: Junior Chorus 1315 Girls' Basketball 12, 315 Girls' Volleyball 12, 31. William Betterly Willie Longshanks Television had better make way for Willie, an announcer par excellence. Course: General Activities: Band 12, 3, 415 Chorus 1215 Ensemble 1315 Commercial Club 1315 Intramural Basketball 12, 315 Intramural Volleyball 12 3, 415 Track 12, 3. 41 l ci-oss Country 1215 Boys: Basketball 12, :ng omcm-S Club 1415 Conservation Club 131, Betty Black Bubbles That pleasant voice you'll soon be hearing' when you dial Operator will be none other than Rettyls. Course: General Activities: .lunior Chorus 131. Virginia L. Bladen Ginna Any day now this gal will be styling the hair of the country's leading ladies, Course: General Activities: Girls' Basketball 1315 Girls' llrill Team 121. Frederick Arthur Blomberg Fred A Hemingway man of the first ilegree, Fred likes to spend his leisure time curled up with one of the books by the Old lVlaster. 1'ourse: Industrial Shirley Wray Boulier Shirl It takes more than flashing fingers on a typewriter to make a good private secretary, and snappy Shirl's got that extra know-how. Course: Business Secretarial Activities: Student Council Alternate 1315 Junior Chorus 13115 Orascope 1415 Commercial Club 12, 3, 415 Girls' Basketball 12, 315 Girls' Volleyball 1215 National Honor Society 1415 Oracle 1415 Girls' lYrill 'Team 1215 Bangor High Scholar 1415 Usher 141. 9 f f J ' 1.1ffWjf ' Jeannette Bowles Gi ' 'I W Gig s friendly ' 1 ' it v ef ,yea sset to'her as a teacher. ' ' 5 Course: C Uegej i ' 5 ,f Actiixiitimlg H. 1 15 Jlllnflplt horu 31 5 Orascope 1: 4 s - ' -Y ' ' '- ' M3 Hockey ,3, 4I, ach 141, Gills Volley l , .5 1, Coach 1 5 N jonal Honor Society 13, 415: ,A erclelxrancais 1213, Oracle 1415 Assem- bly Lommittee 1415 All Bang ockey Team 13, 41 Oflicials' Club 1415 Outing' Clu L 1215 Usher 13, 415 Ras- ketball 12, Il, -11, Coach 141. - -. 1 l Hattie Braley Pat The WACs will be very fortunate when Pat joins their military rank. Course: General Activities: l,uneh Room 131. Jane Clara Breen Janie Sparkling' Janiels knowledge of English and shorthand practically guarantees her a topnotch secretarial position after graduation. Course: Business Secretarial Activities: Student Council 12, 315 Orascope 1415 Oracle 1415 Class Oflieer 141, 'llreasurer 1415 Commercial Club 1415 Girls' Basketball 1213 Girls' Volleyball 1215 National Honor Society 1415 liibrary Club 141. Marilee Jacqueline Brophy Shorthand rates hiah with Marilee, along' with records, french fries, and Glenn lVIiller. Course: Business Activities: Plays 1215 Commercial Club 141. 1 3' ,.4,. 'ww wa, sv, M,-' -ns., l Priscilla Burns Priss If the products Priss turns out in home ec. class are any indication, she'll be illllllllg' out clothes for her former class- mates in no time. Course: General Activities: Lunch Room 1533. Jane Ellen Byers Janie Janie's desire to travel will take her to the far corners of the world. Course: Business Activities: Girls' Basketball 123, Girls' Volleyball 123, Lunch Rooin 121, 43. Marie Caler Mickey Show this girl Irish stew or a Tex Beneke recording' and she's content. Course: General Activities: Junior Chorus 1533, Commercial Club 1333, Girls' Basketball 133, Girls' Volleyball 123, Girls' Drill Team 123. Judith Cantor Judie Little Girl The top literaries in the field will soon ln- eliallenged by Judie, 'shi-'s 'equally as good at attacking: chicken pie. Course: College Activities: Dramatic Club 12, Cl, 43, Latin Club 12, Il, 43 , Junior Exhibition 133, Debate Club 114, 43, Secretary- Treasurer 143, Plays 12, 43, Stage Manager 143, I,e Cercle Francais 12, 3, 43, Oracle 143, University ot' Maine Debate Tournament 13, 43, Hon. l.t. Col. 143. Cynthia Carlow Cyndy Cyndy is a girl who has made B. H. S. her second home. Course: Distributive Education Nancy Elizabeth Carr Pickles Her nickname may be Pickles, but her favorite food is chocolate chiffon pie. Course: General Activities: Orchestra 123, Chorus 13, 43, Student Coun- cil Alternate 12, 43, Junior Chorus 133, Commercial Club 13, 43, Girls' Basketball 133, Girls' Volleyball 123, I.uneh Room 133, Spanish Club 143, Operetta cn. Gene Carter Stetson Curley Gene's ability to put a speech across has earned hiin a ivpu- tation as B. H. S.'s leading orator. Course, College Activities: Student Council 143, Vice President 143, State Student Council Delegate 143, B-Club 135, 43, Junior Ex- hibition 133, Nancy Walker Speaking Contest 133: Uni- versity of' Maine Prize Speaking Contest 13, 43, Medalist 143, Junior Town Meeting 143, Debate Club 12, 3, 43, Secretary 133, Vice President 143, Bowdoin Forum 143, Bates League Debate Clinic 12, 3, 43 , Bates League Debate Tourney 12, 3, 43 , University of Maine Debate Tournament 12, 3, 43, American Legion Oratorieal Contest 12, 43, Class Oiiicer 133, Vice President 133, Alpha Hi-Y 12, 3, 43, Corresponding Secretary 1253, Vice President 143, Northern Hi-Y Regional Council 143, Dirigo Boys' State 133, Hi-Y Youth in Government Project 13, 43, Presi- dent U. N. Security Council 133, Intramural Basketball 123, Track 13, 43, Cross Country 143, Otlicers' Club 143, Le Cercle Francais 12, 3, 43, Stetson Rifles 123, Com- mander, R.O.T.C. Battalion, I'.T.A. Discussion Speaker, Y.M.C,A. Building Campaign Speaker, Central Region Student Council Conference. Barry Chadbourne Chaddy The Merchant Marines will find Barry a real asset. Course: General Activities: Band 12, 3, 43, Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 43, Intramural Volleyball 13, 43, Officers' Club 143, Stetson Rides 12, 3, 43. Alice Chase ' 'Allie' ' English and art may occupy her now, but her real ambition is to, be a housewife. Course: General Peter D. Chase Peteras future is already insured as a great chemist. Course: College Larry D. Cilley Cilley Larry likes Bob, Bob likes Larry, Larry and Bob like girls: and together they are our great Casanova team. Course: College Activities: Chorus 12, 315 Boys' Rifle Club 12, 31, Student Council 121, Dramatic Club 12, 315 Junior Chorus 1319 Debate Club 13, 41g Orascope 131: Plays 131g Dramatic Club Work Shop 12, 3, 413 Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 41 g Intramural Volleyball 12, 3, 41, Officers' Club 141, Le Cercle Francais 131, Oracle 131, Stetson Rifles 12, 31. Jean AIIIIG Clark HJBZIIIBH Frankie Carle and chocolate cake rate tops with Jean, whose plans include a secretarial position. Course: Business Secretarial Activities: Chorus 12, 41, Girls' Rifle Club 141: Com- mercial Club 12, 41: Spanish Club 131: Girls' Team 121. Drill Patricia M. Clark Pat It's the Wacs for Pat in 1954-55. Course: General Activities: Junior Chorus 1313 Commercial Club 141. James Webster Clark Web When there are sports in the picture, look for Web. Course: General Activities: B-Club 12, 3, 41, President 141, Baseball 12, 3, 413 Intramural Volleyball 121: 'Track 13, 41, Boffs' Basketball 12, 3, 41: Football 13, 41, Captain 14 . Carroll D. Colford Math is Carroll's specialty, and he has 'set his sights upon a job in the accounting field. Course: General Activities: Junior Chorus 1315 Commercial Club 121: Intra- mural Basketball 121g Officers' Club 141. Wayne Collins Tom Although small in size, Tom has a big' heart. Course: General X it I SWAT f 3?e':1'Nl T l 1 I l l in Marion Cram Lynn The future sees Marion as one of the nation's foremost in- terior decorators. Course: General Activities: Girls' Ritle Club 1215 Girls' llrill Team 121. William Cutler Bill With Bill wielding the drill, sitting in the dentist s chair will become a pleasure. Cours-ez College Activities: Student Council 131, Alternate 12, 41 5 'B-Club 12, 315 Orascope 1315 Class Officer 141, Vice Presi- dent 1415 Beta Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, President 1415 Intra- mural Basketball 13, 415 Intramural Volleyball 12, 3, 415 Track 12, 3, 415 Cross Country 12, 3, 41, Captain 13, 415 Boys' Basketball 1215 National Honor Society 13, 41, Treasurer 1415 Officers' Club 141, President 1415 Le Cercle Francais 12, 315 Oracle 1415 lririgo Boys' State 1315 Representative to State Older Boys' Conference 13, 415 Representative to North Central Hi-Y Conference 121. Mary Ann Cyl' Red Give this lass a car of her own, and her happiness will be complete. Course: General Bettylou Day Sweet and understanding, Bettylou will bring joy to the hearts of many as a social worker. Course: College Activities: Student Council 12, 41, Alternate 1315 G. A. H. C. 12, 3, 41, Vice President 1415 Latin Club 12, 3, 41, Tribune 131, Consul 1415 Class Officer, Secre- tary 12, 3, 415 Girls' Hockey 12, 3, 41, Coach 1415 Girls' Basketball 12, 3, 41, Coach 1415 Girls' Volley- ball 12, 3, 415 Cheerleader 1215 Le Cercle Francais 13, 415 Usher 13, 41, Head Usher 1415 l1.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 141. Beverly Day Bev Make way for this gal-her favorite is an Italian sandwich. Course: General Ardene Rae Delano Deenie Dene Johnny-on-the-spot and sweet besides, Ileenie is with- out a doubt one of Bangor High's greatest.. Course: College Activities: Ensemble 1215 Orchestra 1215 Chorus 12, 315 Junior Chorus 1315 Orascope 1315 National Honor Society 1415 Le Cercle Francais 13, 415 Oracle 1415 All Bangor Scholar 1415 Accompanist Boys' Glee Club 141. William Maurice Delaware Bill Wild Bill The years ahead hold high hopes for Wild Bill in the form of a career as a civil engineer. Course: College Activities: Boys' Rifle Club 1215 Junior Chorus 1315 Ora- scope 1315 Intramural Basketball 1415 National Honor Society 1415 Beta Hi-Y 1415 All Bangor Scholar 1415 Delegate to Older Boys' Conference 1415 llelegate to State Hi-Y Legislature 141. George Doughty It's a game warden George has set his sights on being. Course: General Activities: Intramural Basketball 12, 31. Shirley A. Dubey Shirl Shirl's ability in home economics insures her of being a fine housewife. Course: General Activities: Junior Chorus 131 Cora Yvonne Dymond Quiet and capable, Cora will be a nurse to grace any sickroom. Course: General Activities: Band 12, 3, 415 Junior Chorus 1315 Girls' Basketball 1215 Girls' Volleyball 121. Constance Elliot ' 'Connie' ' Connie's friendly smile and dimples will long be remem- bered at B.H.S. Course: General Activities: Cheerleader 12, 3, 41. H. Edward Ellis Hugo Eddie When you have to grin and bear itf' Hugo can always supply the grin. Course: General Activities: Band 12, 315 Student Council Alternate 12, 315 Intramural Volleyball 12, 31. Charlotte R. Emery Skip Her summers at the coast will stand Skip in good stead when she becomes a Sea Scout. Course: College Activities: Latin Club 12, 315 Junior Chorus 1315 Plays 1215 Girls' Basketball 12, 3, 415 Lunch Room 13, 415 R.O.'T.C. Honorary Battalion Stal? Captain 131. George Estes Georgie George is a rugged type, going in for rough-and-tumble activities. Course: General Activities: Boys' Rifle Club 1315 Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 415 Intramural Volleyball 12, 3, 415 Football 1315 Officers' Club 1415 Stetson Rifles 121. Ramona, Jane Poesett Mona - With Mona's sparkling personality, she's sure to win. the hearts of all her math students. Course: College Activities: Latin Club 12, 315 Girls' Hockey 1415 Le Cercle Francais 13, 41. Carolyn R. Fowler Carol A. camera fan, Carol enjoys collecting- snapshots of her friends and special events. Course: General Activities: Chorus 1415 Junior Chorus 1315 Commercial Club 12, 315 Girls' Hockey 1215 Girls' Basketball 1215 Girls' Volleyball 1215 Lunch Room 13, 41. Charlene F. Freeman The biggest date in Charlene's future is July 111, her wedding day. Course: General Activities: Junior Chorus 131: Lunch Room 131. Carol E. Friedman Peanut Peanut likes shorthand, steak, music, and a boy six feet tall. Course: Business Secretarial Activities: Junior Chorus 131, Commercial Club 12, 3, 41: Girls' Basketball 12, 31: Girls' Volleyball 12, 31. Stanford E. Gass Stan Renowned as an all-round athlete, Stan is bound next year for college where we know his ability on the basketball court will be welcomed. Course: College Activities: B-Club 141: Intramural Volleyball 12, 3, 41: Tgagk 4152, 3, 41: Cross Country 12, 3, 41: Boys' Basketball 1 , U - Millard A. George Millard has done a lot for B.H.S. with his violin in the orchestra and his voice in the chorus. Course: General Activities: Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Chorus 141: Junior Chorus 131: Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 41: Intra- mural Volleyball 12, 3, 41: Track 121: Cross Coun- try 121. Nancy E. Getchell 'tNan A sports-minded gal-Nan has displayed her good sports- manship and fair play on the courts of B.H.S. Course: College Activities: Chorus 12, 3, 41: G. A. H. C. 141: Latin Club 12, 3, 41: Junior Chorus 131: Girls' Hockey 13, 41: Girls' Basketball 12, 3, 41: Girls' Volleyball 12, 3, 41: Lunch Room 141: Le Cercle Francais 13, 41. Suzanne R. Gildart Sue Our prima ballerina has a great future ahead in the field of dance and music. Course: College Activities: Latin Club 121: Orascope 131: National Honor Society 13, 41, Spanish Club 12, 3, 41, Secre- tary 131, President 141. Barbara A. Gilpatrick Barbie Gi11ie If it's fried clams, skiing, or Bing Crosby, Barbie will be there. Course: General Business Activities: Chorus 121: Junior Chorus 131: Commercial Club 12, 3, 41: Girls' Basketball 12, 41: Girls' Volleyball 13, 41: Operetta 131. Mary Jane Glidden Mamie Mamie's executive ability has earned her a place on our illustrious student council for three straight years. Course: College Activities: Girls' Rifle Club 121: Student Council 12, 3, 41: Junior Chorus 131: Class Officer, Secretary 121: Plays 121: Girls' Hockey 131: Girls' Basketball 121: Le Cercle Francais 12, 3, 41, Secretary 141, Outing Club 121. Donald H. Goss Don l5on's ambition is to own his own woodshop-we're sure he'll succeed. Course: General Activities: Intramural Basketball 1355 Officers' Club 1455 Stetson Rifles 13, 45. Betty J. Grant Bet Betty-sweet, quiet, and eliicient-will be a joy to her boss when she becomes a legal secretary. Course: Business Secretarial Activities: Band 12, 3, 455 Junior Chorus 135: Com- mercial Club 13, 45, Vice President 1455 Girls' Volley- ball 1355 National Honor Society 13, 455 Oracle Board 1455 Bangor High Scholar 145. Robert E. Griffin Bob Bob is agreeable at all times except where Bangorls drinking water is concerned. Course: General Lenora H. Grindle Nona Husson College claims Nona next year. Course: Business Secretarial Activities: Chorus 12, 355 Junior Chorus 1355 Com- mercial Club 12, 3, 455 Girls' Drill Team 1255 Nation- al Honor Society 1455 Bangor High Scholar 145. Donald W. Hamilton Don Donls future is all mapped out for him: he plans to be a his- torian. Course: General Activities: B-Club 13, 455 'Track 1255 Cross Country 12, 3 45 Melvin A. Hamilton Mel The coming year will find Mel clad in Air Force blue. Course: General Activities: Band 12, 355 Intramural Basketball 1459 Cross Country 135. Norman E. Hamilton Hamy Anyone for tennis? might well be Hamy's theme song, for Norman thinks tennis just can 't be beat. Course: General Activities: Band 1255 Junior Chorus 1355 Intramural Vol- leyball 12, 355 Intramural Basketball 13, 45 5 Track 12, 355 Cross Country 12, 355 Boys' Basketball 125. Phillip Hamm Phil A fellow with a scientific mind, Phil would like to be an engineer. Course: General Activities: Junior Chorus 135, N1 'LM-' Y' Q ',nn ' ., ,. v A Q If X X I G ? 'WL John M. Hammons Hambone A sailing John will go on a cruiser to the Maine Maritime Academy to further his ambition of becoming a naval officer. Course: General Activities: Student Council 12, 3, 45, Alternate 13, 455 B- Club 1455 Dramatic Club 1255 Junior Chorus 1355 Beta Hi-Y 12, 3, 455 Older Boys' Conference 13, 455 Intramural Basketball 13, 455 Baseball Manager 1255 Cross Country 12, 3, 455 Spanish Club 125. Kathryn E. Hanson Kay Kay, with her quiet ways and stylish dress, will be seen on the campus of the U. of M. next year where she will be training as a teacher. Course: College Activities: Chorus 12, 355 Junior Chorus 1355 Girls' Bas- ketball 13, 455 Girls' Volleyball 1355 Le Cercle Fran- cais 13, 455 Style Show 145. Carla D. Harrison Dawn Dawn is headed for Husson College, and she will study to be a medical secretary. Course: General Activities: Chorus 1355 Junior Chorus 1355 Commercial Club 12, 355 Girls' Hockey 125. Raymond Haskell Ray Ray's destination next year is California5 he's a ram- blin' man. Course: Distributive Education Activities: Intramural Basketball 135. Leonard J. Hatch Hatchie Leonard's destination in the fall of '54 is Eastern Baptist College where he will study to be a minister. Course: College Activities: Band 1255 Spanish Club 145. Nancy H. Hayes Nans When things go well with Nans, she digs that the most !-to say the least. Course: Business Activities: Commercial Club 12, 455 Girls' Volleyball. Harlan W. Henry Sonny Hen Sonny wants only one thing from life-to be a-success. Course: General Activities: Junior Chorus 1355 Intramural Basketball 135: Intramural Volleyball 1355 Track 1255 Stetson Rifles 135. Thayne C. Hodgdon Skip Skip is hitching his wagon to a star in the mechanical field. Course: Business Nancy M. Hodgins Nan' ' 1 Nan's flair for commercial subjects should make her a wel- come addition to any office. Course: Business Secretarial Activities: Girls' Chorus 12, 35, Junior Chorus 135: Com- mercial Club 12, 3, 45: Girls' Drill Team 125. William R. Hodgkins Bill A C.P.A. to be, Bill has been an outstanding addition to the B.H.S. business department. Course: Business Activities: Commercial Club 12, 3, 45, Intramural Bas- ketball 12, 35, Intramural Volleyball 12, 35: Foot- ball 125. Ernest Edward Hollis Ernie Buz Ernie's favorite school subjects-chemistry and senior math -will be helpful to him next year at Maine. Course: College Activities: Band 12, 35: Chorus 1253 Dramatic Club 12, 35: Junior Chorus 1355 Debate Club 12, 355 Plays 1255 Beta Hi-Y 12, 3, 45, Recording Secretary 13, 45: Intramural Basketball 1355 Intramural Volleyball 12, 3, 45, Captain 1355 Track 12, 453 Stetson Rifles 12, 35: Outing Club 1253 Regional Science Fair 12, 3, 45, Honorable Mention 1453 State Science Fair 13, 45: Delegate to Older Boys' Confer- ence 13, 453 Delegate to Central Region Hi-Y-Tri-H1-Y Conference 1455 R.O.T.C. Academic Award 125. George Homstead Woodworking, math, and roller skating are G6orge's hobbies. Cou1'se: General Activities: Lunch Room 12, 3, 45. Ronald D. Huntington Ron Ron's happiest when he's tooting the trumpet in the band. Course: General Activities: Band 13, 455 Orchestra 1455 Baseball 1255 Boys' Basketball 125, Prize Speaking 1255 Plays 125. Lloyd R. Jackson Jack The armed services will be happy to claim this fellow next year. Course: General Activities: Intramural Activities 12, 3, 45, Intramural glolleyball 12, 3, 45, Boys' Basketball 12, 355 Foot- all 145. Paul Jackson Crumb Crumb A cartoonist who would be a credit to any magazine is this ambitious lad. Course: General Charlotte Kelley Whether her chosen field be art, music, or lite1'ature, Charlotte is bound to succeed. Course: College Activities: Student Council 145, Alternate 145: G. A. H. C. 145: Junior Chorus 135: Orascope 135, Girls' Bas- ketball 13, 45 3 Girls' Volleyball 13, 45 5 National Honor Society 1455 Le Cercle Francais 12, 355 Spanish Club 12, 355 Oracle Board 1455 Dirigo Girls' State Alternate 1355 Outing Club 125, Radio Guild 12.5, Usher 135. Marie H. Kelley The sun and surf at Seaside rate at thc top of Marie t of enjoyment. Course: College Activities: Dramatic Work Shop 1215 Junior Chorus Girls' Hockey 1315 Girls' Bas' 'fball 12, 315 Girls' V ball 12, 315 Le Cercle Francais 12, 3, 415 Outing Clu Robert W. Kelley ' 'Punk' ' Punk's ability with a basl 'ball assures him of 4 cessful career as a coach. Course: College Activities: Student Council 1315 B-Club . ' mural Basketball 1415 Baseball 12, 3 Volleyball 12, 3, 41: I' ws' Basketball Marion Kennett Mana Mana's destination is the University of Maine wher study her favorite subject-hiftery. Course: Business Activities: Girls' Chorus 1- mercial Club 13, 415 Girls . ketball 1215 Girls' Vo ball 215 Plays 131. o. Chorus 1315 . Robert A. Kenney Bob Bob enjoys himself most when he is roaming in the wilds, tracking deer and other game. Course: College Activities: Junior Chorus 1315 Baseball 1315 Intramural Volleyball 131. Georgia Ketchu ' 'Georgie' ' Georgie's got the travel bug and hopes some day to chalk up many trips. Course: General Activities: Junior Chorus 1315 Girls' Basketball 1315 Girls' Volleyball 131. Theodore P. Khoury Ted At-ten-shun! We present here Officer 'Ted Khoury- our military wizard and commander. Course: College Activities: Band 12, 3, 415 Ensemble 1315 Orchestra 12, 315 Chorus 12, 315 Latin Club 12, 3, 415 Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 415 Intramural Volleyball 12, 3, 415 'Track 12, 3, 415 Boys' Basketball 1215 Officers' Club 1415 Lunch Boom 1215 Le Cercle Francais 12, 3, 415 Stetson Rifles, Guidon 12, 31, Leader 141. Lois A. King Lo Peanut Here's one Peanut who will make New York City her shell in no time. Course: General Activities: Commercial Club 1215 Dirigo Girls' State 131. Paul Kirouac Kiwac If you're in a feudin' mood, call on Kiwac whose chief weakness is arguments. Course: General Activities: Intramural Basketball 1415 Track 13, 41. Judith Kittredge Judy You'll know it's Judy if she has a smile for everyone and a joke up her sleeve. Course: College Activities: Band 42, 3, 415 Ensemble 4315 Music Council 43, 41, President 4415 -Student Council 441, Treasurer 4415 G. A. H. C. 43, if Latin Club 42, 3, 41, Secretary 431, President 4415 Junic Thorns 4315 Orascope 4315 Girls' Basketball 42, 3, 41 ls' Volleyball 42, 3, 415 National Honor Society 43, ,5 Le 4'ercle Francais 43, 41. Do .a -' G. Knowles nipy i':-A ' i College wir benefit iby l1onald's presence next : General - 1 ,trice L ert Sis Show Sis swim suit or a plate of spaghetti, and she's con- ented. nurse: Business ctivities: Le 'ais 4215 Glee Club 42, 315 Junior Red Cross 4 Spelling 4215 Transferred from Hermon High. Frances Lane Fi As a young ho. - ife, Fran likes clothes, coll'-ee, and Nat l1iamond's dreamy music. Course: llistributive Education Activities: Commercial glub 4315 Girls' Basketball 42, 31, Gills Volleyball 4 1 John M. Lane Johnnie With .Iohnnie's liking for camping and hiking, we're not surprised that his future plans include becoming a forester. Course: College Aetivities: Chorus 42, 415 B-Club 4415 Junior Chorus 4315 intramural Basketball 42, 3, 415 Intramural Volleyball 43, 415 Track 43, 415 Cross Country 43, 415 Spanish Club 42, 3, 415 National Honor Society 4415 Otlicers' Club 4415 Stetson Rifles 441. Thomas Larkin ' 'Tom' ' ' 'Lark' ' Bentley School of Accounting is Lark's first step to becoming a millionaire. Course: General Activities: Chorus 42, 315 Student Council 42, 315 B-Club 4415 Dramatic Club 42, 3, 415 Latin Club 42, 3, 415 Junior Cl10l'llS 4315 llebate Club 42, 315 Class Oliicers 42, 31: Sophomore Play 4215 Plays 43, 415 Dramatic Club Work Shop 42, 315 Beta Hi-Y 42, 3, 415 Intramural Basketball 42, 3, 415 Intramural Volleyball 42, 3, 415 Track 42, 3, 415 Football 42, 3, 415 Le Cercle Francais 43, 415 Stetson Rifles 4215 Maine High School liebate Series 42, 315 Voice of l1'emocracy Winner 4215 TB Speaker 4215 lielegate to Hi-Y United Nations 421. Patricia A. Leavitt Pat Patty Patty, with her never-failing smile and quiet personality, is a feminine banker-to-be. Course: Secretarial Activities: Chorus 4415 Orascope 4415 Commercial Club 42, 3, 415 Girls' Basketball 4315 National Honor Society 4415 l.e Cercle Francais 4215 Oracle 441. Marcella J. Legere Marcy Marey's rendition of Jane Eyre proved her to be one of the most talented thespians yet. to emerge from B.l-LS. Course: General Activities: Dramatic Club 4215 Junior Exhibition 4315 Plays 421. 'ww Robert A. Legere Leger This lad dreams of flying off into the wild blue yonder. Course: General Activities: Student Council 1313 B-Club 12, 3, 415 Alpha Hi-Y 13, 41, Secretary 1415 Intramural Basketball 1415 Baseball 1315 Intramural Volleyball 1315 Football 12, Zi, 41. Nadine E. Leveille Dean liean is a talented artist who may someday become one of our nation's foremost illustrators and draftsmen. Course: College Activities: Girls' Basketball 1215 Girls' Volleyball 1215 Cheerleaders 1415 Oracle Board 13, 41. Barbara A. Lindsay Barb Next year will find Barb in Canada, the first step of fulfill- ing her ambition to see the world. Course: College Activities: Student Council 121, Alternate 1215 G. A. H. C. 13, 415 Junior Chorus 1315 Girls' Hockey 13, 415 Girls' Basketball 12, 3, 415 Girls' Volleyball 13, 415 J. V. Cheer- leader 1315 National Honor Society 1415 Le Cercle Fran- cais 12, 3, 415 All Bangor Hockey Team 141. Everett McCutcheon Mac' ' A friend to everyone, Mae is always ready with laughs, smiles, and a friendly word. Course: College Activities: Boys' Rifle Club 131, Treasurer 1315 llebate Club 1215 Orascope 1315 Plays 12, 3, 415 Beta Hi-Y 13, 415 Intramural Basketball 1315 Football 1215 Na- tional Honor Society 13, 415 Officers' Club 1415 Le C-ercle Francais 13, 415 Oracle 1415 Stetson Rities 12, 3, 415 R.O.T.C. Scholarship Medals 12, 315 Citizen- ship Council 1315 Y.M.C.A. Youth in Government Council 1415 Citizenship Day 141, City Councilor 1415 R.O.T.C. First Aid Medal 1215 R.O.T.C. Map Reading: Medal 1315 R.O.T.C. Weapons Medal 1315 University of Maine Speaking Contest 1415 Senior Play 141. Jean Marie McLean Mac Jean likes to travel and will :xo on her first long trip when she heads for California next year. Course: General Actmities: Latin Club 1215 Junior Chorus 13315 Lunch Room 1' . Natalie A. McNulty Nat McNult Nat is the girl to pep up any gathering' with her sparkling wit and humor. Course: College Activities: Latin Club 12, 3, 415 Junior Chorus 1315 Girls' Basketball 12, 315 Girls' Volleyball 13, 415 Le Cercle Francais 13, 41. Winston W. Mahan Winston Churchill Next year will find Winston at Husson College preparing himself for a career as C.P.A. Course: Business Activities: Commercial Club 12, 3, 415 National Honor So- ciety 1415 Lunch Room 141. George Maxsimic Max Maxie Max will be a member of the Air Force next year5 in the future, he hopes to become a business executive. Course: General Activities: Chorus 1415 Boys' Ride Club 1215 Junior Chorus 1315 Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 415 Intra- mural Volleyball 12, 315 llelegrate to Ilirigo Boys' State 131. Sherwood L. Megquier Sherdy As an industrialist with a business sense, Sherdy is destined for a rewarding career. Course: Industrial , Jack Meltzer Jack When Jack becomes an M.D'., his ambition will be ful- filled. Course: College Activities: Band 12, 313 Latin Club 12, 3, 41, Aedileg Debate Club 12, 3, 41, President 1415 Orascope 131, Beta I-li-Y 13, 41, Intramural Basketball 141, Intra- mural Volleyball 121g National Honor Society 141, Le Cercle Francais 12, 3, 415 Oracle 141, Bates League Debating Clinic 1215 Bates League Discussion Clinic 12, 3, 41, Delegate to Dirigo Boys' State 131, 'Town Moderator 131, Older Boys' Conference 131, State Hi-Y Legislature 131, Senator 1315 U. of M. Debating League 12, 3, 415 Junior Town Meeting of the Air 121. Joyce Lorraine Merrill Jerce 'Television and Paul are this gal's weaknesses! Course: College Activities: Music Council 131, Chorus 12, 3, 41, Junior Chorus 131. Laura Mavis Merrill Maven Mave plans to go to college to further her career in the field of child care. ' Course: College Activities: Junior Chorus 131. Ernest R. Messer Ernie I'Irnie's fame as a baritone soloist has become widespread. Course: General Activities: Music Council 1415 B-Club 1415 Plays 131, Intra- mural Basketball 12, 3, 41 5 Intramural Volleyball 12, 3, 41 3 Track 12, 3, 41, Football 12, 3, 413 Boys' Glee Club 12, 41. Anita Sybil Miller Sybil With ,many years of study still ahead, that coveted M.D. on Sybil's shingle will mean all the more to her. Course: College Activities: Student Council 131, Alternate 1315 Dra- matic Club 121, Latin Club 12, 3, 41, Junior Chorus 1313 Dramatic Club Work Shop 1215 Le Cercle Fran- cais 12, 3, 41. Robert Miller Mi1lsie Bob After seeing Bob working' in the chemistry lab, we know he'll do well as a pharmacist. Course: College Activities: Band 12, 3, 415 Orphestra 13, 415 Latin Club 1213 Oflicers' Club 141. Lois Moore ' 'Lou' ' Lou, whose ambition is to be a model, is a fan of that dreamy style of music fpund in Ebb Tide and Moon- light Sonata. Course: General Activities: Junior Chorus 131, Commercial Club 13, 415 Lunch Room 131. 'B Michael Mueller Micki Mike Mike, our German exchange student, has made a hit with everyone at B.H.S.5 and will long be remembered ln our hearts. Course: College Activities: Boys' Chorus 1415 Latin Club 1415 llebate Club 1415 Alpha Hi-Y 1415 Intramural Basketball 1415 Track 1415 Cross Country 1415 Le Cercle Francais 141. Lucille Lillian Nickerson Lou Lou's agreeable to most anything from roller skating to banana frittersg but just don't ask her to get up early in the morning. Course: College Activities: Chorus 13, 415 Junior Chorus 1315 Le Cercle Francais 13, 415 Girls' Volleyball 1315 Style Show 141. Cornelius Noddin, Jr. Neil Neil hopes to work for a newspaper someday. Course: General Activities: Boys' Rifle Club 1215 Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 415 Intramural Volleyball 12, 3, 415 'Track 1215 Cross Country 121. Carolyn Louise 0'Connor Cally Cally wins our nomination for the cheerleader with the most pep and spirit. Course: General Activities: Junior Chorus 1313 Commercial Club 12, 3, 415 Cheerleaders 12, 3, 41, Captain 141. Richard Page Dick Swimming in the summer, skiing in thc winter, keeps liick happy. Course: College Activitiel: B-Club 1415 Dramatic Club 12, Qi, 415 Plays 12, 3, 415 Beta Hi-Y 1215 Intramural Basketball 1215 Cross Country 12, 3, 415 French Club 12, 3, 41, Treasurer 141. Jane Leslie Paul Janie If you're ever in Iowa during' the next four years, look Janie upg she'll be happy to show you the U. of Iowa campus. Course: College Activities: Latin Club 12, 3, 415 French Club 12, 3, 41. Judith Ann Penney Judie Judie's quiet charm and grace have made her many friends at B.H.S. Course: General Activities: Junior Chorus 1315 Plays 1215 Commercial Club 12, 3, 415 Usher 12, 31. Mark L. Perkins Perk He goes for math and steak in a big way, but radio is his chief weakness. Course: General Mary Jane Potter Peggie Pegg'ie's flair for fun should gain her lots of friends in the future. Course: General Activities: Twirlers 1215 Junior Chorus 1313 Commercial Club 1215 Graduation Usher 131. Kalliope Predaris ' 'Hopie' ' With her .musical talent, Hopie may someday be one of Tin Pan Alley's greatest hit makers. Course: General Activities: Girls' Chorus 12, 3, 415 Ensemble 141'g Stu- dent Council 12, 31, Alternate 1315 Junior Chorus 131, Girls' Hockey 12, 313 Girls' Basketball 13, 415 Girls' Volleyball 12, 3, 41g Plays 131. Ann Lillian Prescott Annie It takes little more than steak smothered in mushrooms to satisfy Annie. Course: General Activities: Junior Chorus 1313 Commercial Club 131. Lester G. Quinn Les 5 A hard-working' industrialist, Les will make a Hne naval i mechanic. Course: Industrial Mary Ellen Randall Mamie You can always count on Mamie for a smile to brighten any day. Cou rsc: General Jane Ranks Janie Dancing in the Dark is Janie's idea of paradise. Course: General Activities: Junior Chorus 1315 Girls' Basketball 12, 3, 415 Girls' Volleyball 12, 3, 41. i 5 Marcia Louise Rideout Marc Here's a gal with an active interest in everything. D Course: College. Activities: Chorus 12, 315 Dramatic Club 1215 Latin Club 12, 315 Girls' Volleyball 12, 3, 415 J. V. Cheerleader 1215 Le Cercle Francais 12, 3, 41 3 Girls' Drill Team 121g Dirigo ' Girls' State 131. i i l Norma M. Rimback Norma Athletics are interesting to Norma, roller skating, tennis, and swimming rate first place. Course: General Donald Robinson Don We don't hear much from Don, but he has distinct char- teristicsg such as, his weakness for steak and fried onions and his interest in radios and cars. Course: College Activities: Cross Country 13, 435 Officers' Club 1435 Le Cercle Francais 13, 433 Oracle 143. Richard Robinson Robbie Dick llick likes good times, good music, and good basketball. Course: General Activities: Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 43, Intramural Volleyball 12, 3, 433 Boys' Basketball 123. Michael Rolnick Mike Mike will be a fine addition to the Maine Maritime Academy. Course: College Activities: Latin Club 12, 3, 43, Junior Exhibition 133, llfebate Club 12, 3, 43 g Otlicers' Club 143, American Legion Oratorical Contest 133g Spear Speaking Contest 133. Richard Paul Ruhlin Dick This lanky young man has a natural aptitude for sports. Course: General Activities: Junior Chorus 1335 Intramural Basketball 12, 33, Intramural Volleyball 133, Spanish Club 13, 433 llirig'o Boys' State 133. Jacqueline Ann Russell Jackie It will be a pleasure to visit the Eastern Maine General Hos- pital with Jackie and her wonderful sense of humor. Course: General Activities: Band 12, 3, 43, G. A. H. C. 143, Latin Club 12, 33, Junior Chorus 1333 Girls' Volleyball 12, 3, 43 g Library Club 13, 43, Secretary 143. William A. Sawyer Bill Bill will be at Maine Maritime Academy next year, but Nat lliamond's music and large helpings of jello still rate tops. Course: General Activities: Intramural Basketball 1433 Stetson Rifles 12, 33- Cynthia Mary Searles Cindy Make way for Cindy as she comes down the corridors of the E. M. G. H. in a crisp uniform-with that familiar smile on her face. Course: General Activities: Chorus 12, 33, Student Council 133, Alternate 133g G. A. H. C. 13, 43, Secretary 143, Junior Chorus 133, Girls' Hockey 133, Girls' Basketball 13, 43, Girls' Volley- ball 13, 43, J. V. Cheerleader 123, Lunch Counter 1333 Le Cercle Francais 12, 3, 43, Dirigo Girls' State 133. Carl A. Sederquist Swede Carl's idea of heaven is pizza pie with green pepper and hamburg Course: General Activities: Junior Chorus 1335 Alpha Hi-Y 12, 33 3 Intra- mural Basketball 123, Intramural Volleyball 12, 33, Cross Country 12, 33. Beverly Segal Bev Rev's winning smile and ability to understand make her a welcome addition to any group. Course: College Activities: Student Council 121, Alternate 1215 Dramatic Club 1215 Latin Club 12, 3, 415 Junior Exhibition 1315 Orascope 131, Editor 1315 Plays 1415 National Honor So- ciety 13, 41, Secretary 1415 Le Cercle Francais 12, 3, 415 Oracle Board 141, Editor 1415 Voice of Democracy Speak- er 1215 Radio Work Shop 1215 Bangor High Scholar 1413 University of Maine Speech Contest 131, Medalist 1315 Citizenship Council 131. Richard A. Seger, Jr. Dick Red He may be an easy-going lad, but he's got strict militia on his mind. Course: Industrial Activities: Intramural Rasketball 12, 3, 415 Stetson Rifles 12, 41. Jacqueline E. Shaw Jackie Jackie says that when she becomes five years old in 1956, hei- ambition will be realized. Course: General Activities: Latin Club 121. Dorothy Ann Shea Dottie H-ere's a red-head that adds color to any surroundings. Course: Secretarial Activities: Junior Chorus 1315 Commercial 12, 3, 41 lreasurer 1415 Usher 13, 41. l Janice Sheehan Jan Jan's friendly smile will cheer the patients at Mercy Hos- pital when she becomes another Florence Nightingale. Course: College Activities: Chorus 31' .Iunior Chorus 3 ' Le Cercle Fran- . 7 S cais 12, 3, 41. Donald Clinton Silver Don Roll out the red carpet, Castine, for I1on's heading your way-complete with joke book and tickle feathers. Course: College Activities: R-Club 1415 Junior Chorus 1315 Alpha Hi-Y 1415 Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 415 Intramural Vol- leyball 12, 3, 415 Track 13, 415 Football 12, 3, 415 Lunch Room 13, 415 Spanish Club 12, 31. Joyce Verne Silver Joycie Joyce's flair for dramatic-s will assure her of having her name in lights before too much time has passed. Course: College Activities: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 415 Latin Club 12, 3, 415 Junior Exhibition 1315 Orascope 1315 One-Act Play Con- test 12, 415 Sophomore Play 1215 Operetta 1315 llramatic Club Work Shop 1215 Girls' Volleyball 1315 Le Cercle Francais 12, 3, 41, Vice President 1415 Oracle Board. Milton Bruce Silver Milty Besides attending Maine next year, Milty will probably find time for his clarinet and Betty Hutton. Course: General Activities: Rand 12, 3, 415 Orchestra 1315 Le Cercle Francais 121. Paul D. Skofield Paul's natural poise makes him a natural for dramaties. Course: College Activities: Chorus 12, 355 Boys' Rifle Club 125, Junior lllx- hibition 1355 Intramural Basketball 12, 35, Intramural Volleyball 1253 Track 145, Stetson Rifles 1253 Plays 145, Stage Manager 145, R.0.T.C. Picked Squad 1253 ll.0. l'.C. Honor Company 125, Senior Play 145. Vaughn Smith Smitty Smitty'-s dreams include having the biggest dealership for servicing farm machinery in the U. S. Course: Industrial Activities: Stetson Kill-es 135. Gail F. SHOW Gail Peppy Gail 'shines in whatever she does, be it daneing, sing- ing, or participating in sports. Course: College Activities: Chorus 12, 353 Girls' Basketball 13, 453 Girls' Volleyball 1255, Spanish Club 13, 45, Viet- President 1-15. William James Snow Billy Getting up in the morning is Billy's pet peeve, but the mention of a certain Jackie makes him wide awake. Course: Business Activities: Brewer High School-Junior Exhibition 1353 Intramural Basketball 12, 355 Intramural Volleyball 12, 35, Glee Club 12, 355 Bangor High School-Intra- mural Basketball 145. Edward Lewis Spencer Ed This lad is a whiz xx ith model planes, and hopes to fly a full- size one someday. Course: l5'istributive Education Donna Lorraine Springer Dawn The cheering squad will sadly miss llawn when she leaves B.H.S. Course: Business Activities: Commercial Club 12, 3, 45, Lunch Room 145g Cheerleaders 13, 455 Girls' Basketball 12, 35. Dale Starbird llale is a beauty to grace any halls, she's sure to lnake her mark as a model. Course: College Activities: Winterport High School-Student Council 1253 Cheerleaders 125: Bangor High School-Girls' Basketball 1355 Girls' Volleyball 15553 Le Cercle Francais 145, Style Show 145. Bernard Stevenson Bernie' ' To Colorado and back is the motto of this quiet, de- pendable guy. Course: Business Baseball 13, 455 Intramural Volleyball 12, 3, 45, Boys Basketball 12, 35, Football 1455 Ilirigo Boys' Stats 1:25. Activities: B-Club 145g Intramural Basketball 1453 John Irving Stewart Stewart Stewart is fascinated by TV and should be a good technician. Course: Industrial 1 '!yVi Z11b M11bby f V 1 -ff ' 310 ibbyldmezpii ide falbfkgli over the canvas and to I paint mafi 1 ne vid Course: du ' ,f X11 Act?V'l6esft'J1Inlor Chorus 131: Officers' Club 141. , 1 bf ' ,I -I ff. X 0-AJ- 4 Robert H. Thomas Bob Whether behind the gavel or on a basketball court, this tall 'Texan is always tops. - Course: College Activities: Band 12, 3, 415 Music Council 141: Chorus 12, 41, Student Council 141, President 141, B-Club 13, 413 Junior Chorus 131: Debate Club 121: Intramural Volleyball 12. 3, 41 5 Track 12, 3, 41: Cross Country 13, 41 3 Boys' Basket- ball 12, 3, 413 National Honor Society 13, 41, President 141: Spanish Club 141. Nellie Gayle Tozier Nell The dazzling smile on the face of that trim girl sitting behind the receptionist's desk will be none other than Nell's. Course: General Activities: Lunch Room 12, 31: Commercial Club 13, 41. Grace Ann Tuck Gracie Gracie's nimble fingers will soon be setting some of the coun- try's leading hair styles. Course: General Activities: Student Council 141, Junior Chorus 1315 Girls' Basketball 1315 Girls' Volleyball 131. Joseph S. Vafiades Joe The call of the wild has gripped Joe: and when he lives in the heart of the woods, his happiness will be complete. Course: Industrial Activities: Chorus 121 3 Intramural Basketball 12, 313 Intramural Volleyball 121: Football 12, 31. Allen V. Ventucci Al It has taken brains and plenty of elbow grease for Al to earn the reputation he has at B.H.S. Course: Industrial Acthvitiesz National Honor Society 1415 All-Bangor Scholar 1 1 Kathleen Vickery Kathie Kay Kathie, one of B.H.S.'s most popular girls, can know nothing but success with her winning ways. Course: College Activities: Band 1319 G. A. H. C. 12, 3, 41, President 1415 llramatic Club 121: Latin Club 12, 3, 41, Quaes- tor 131g Junior Chorus 1315 O1-ascope 131, Assistant Editor 1315 Plays 121, Usher 141, Girls' Hockey 13, 413 All-Bangor Hockey 141, Manager 141, Girls' Basketball 12, 3, 415 Girls' Volleyball 12, 3, 41 3 Magna Cum Laude 1213 Le Cercle Francais 12, 3, 41, Presi- dent 141, Oracle Board 141: Senior Play 141. 'Q' 5 .4-4' WWW Barbara Viner Barb Babs This peppy cheerleader wins our Oscar for the girl with the most fiery school spirit and enthusiasni. Course: General Activities: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 45, Latin Club 12, 3, 45, Junior Exhibition 135, Sophoniole Play 125, Plays 13, 45, Dramatic Club Work Shop 12, 3, 45, Girls' Volleyball 12, 35, Cheerleaders 12, 3, -il: Le Cercle Francais 12, Il, 45, Montgomery Spear Contest, Winner troni lflastern Maine 135, Usher 12, 35. Robert E. Vlfalls Bob A hunting' we will go-until Bob, the granie warden, sets out upon our trail. Course: Business Activities: Intramural Buzzketb ill 12, 545, lntraniural Volleyball 125. Nancy D. Walsh Nance A career in teaching' commercial education is Nance's goal. Course: Business Activities: Girls' Hockey 125, Gills' Basketball 125, Girls' Volleyball 12, 35. Herbert Dana Walton Herb Tom lrVith a roll of the drunis and heartv salute, Herb will 'enter the Air Force and study to become a medical officer. Course: General Activities: Band 12, 3, 45, Orchestra 125, Connnercial Club 135, Oiiicers' Club 145, Stetson Rifles 12, 35. Ruth Elizabeth Webb Ruthie Ruth thrives on a diet of sports. Course: College Activities: Chorus 145, C. A. H. C. 13, 45, Latin Club 12, 3. 45, Praetor 145: Junior Chorus 135, Orascope 135, Girls Hockey 12, 3, 45: Girls' Basketball 12, 3, 45, Girls' Volley- ball 12, 3, 45, National Honor Society 13, 45, Oracle 145, All-Bangor Hockey Team 13, 45: B:1:Lketball Coach 145, Hockey Coach 145. r Earle Roberts Webster, Jr. Bud When you hear Hi, Fans, you know it's none other than our popular class president. Course: College Activities: Student Council 125, Alternate 13, 45, B-Club 145, Dramatic Club 12, 35, Latin Club 12, 3, 45, Junior Exhibition 135, Debate Club 12, 23, 45, Class Officers 12, 3, 45, President 12, 3, 45 , Plays 135 , Alpha Hi-Y 12, 3, 45, President 145, lntraniural Basketball 12, 3. 45, Intramural Volleyball 12, 3, 45 , 'Track 112, 3, 45, Football 12, 3, 45, National Honor Society 13, 45, Vice President 145, Otlicers' Club 145, Cori-.-spontling' Secretary 145, Le Cercle Francais 12, 3, 45: Oracle Board 145, Orascope 135, Harvard Book Prize 135, American Field Service Scholarship 135. William Webster Bill With his aptitude and love for math, hard-working' Bill will leave his mark on the University of Michigan as he has at B.H.S. Course: College Activities: Band 12, 3, 45, Orchestra 125, Latin Club 12, 35, lrebate Club 12, 35, Plays 125: l.e Cerele Francais i 4 v . Benjamin M. Welch, Jr. Big Ben Big' Ben is a lover of fine foods-and we hope the Navy chow will be agreeable to his palate. Course: General Activities: B-Club 145, Plays 145, Intramural Basket- ball 12, 3, 45, Intramural Volleyball 12, 3, 45, 'Track 125, Football 12, 3, 45. Allen J. White Al We hope that Allen will be able to fulfill his ambition and make a million dollars. Course: Business Activities: Junior Chorus 1315 Intramural Basketball 12, 315 glltl'2?g'Slll'8.l Volleyball 12, 315 'Track 12, 315 Cross Coun- ry . . Sandra E. Wilbur Sandy Anyone who employs Sandy as a secretary will be fortu- nate. Course: Business Activities: Junior Chorus 1315 Girls' Hockey 1215 Girls' Basketball 1215 Girls' Volleyball 1215 Lunch Room 141 Michael Wiley Mike Warning to all meat-cutters-Mike will rate as the best butcher anywhere in a few years. Course: General Activities: B-Club 1415 Latin Club 1215 Intramural Basket- ball 12, 315 Intramural Volleyball 1215 Football 12, 3, 415 Stetson Rifles 12, 31. Beverly 0. Willey Bev Bev goes for a sizzling steak, but only if Guy Lombardo supplies the background music. Course: College Activities: Girls' Basketball 12, 31, Captain 1215 Girls' Volleyball 12, 315 Le Cercle Francais 13, 41. Robert H. Williams Bob Willie Being a hit with the women-plus sporting' a Buick-are the marks of Bob's current style. Course: College Activities: Band 12, 315 Music Council 1415 Chorus 1315 Latin Club 12, 3, 41, Aedile 131, Treasurer 1415 Junior Exhibition 1315 Plays 12, 3, 415 Alpha Hi-Y 13, 41, Treas- urer 1415 Intramural Basketball 12, 315 Intramural Vol- leyball 12, 315 National Honor Society 1415 Officers' Club 141, Vice President 1415 Oracle 1415 Stetson Rifles 13, 415 Chorus 1315 Older Boys' Conference 1415 Hi-Y Model United Nations 1315 University of Maine Speech Contest 1315 Hi-Y Model State Legislature 141 5 Delegate to Dirigo Boys' State 131, State Treasurer 1315 Assistant Judiciary Court Justice 1315 Boys' Glee Club 12, 315 Speech and lbrama Department 13, 415 Orascope 131. Richard A. Wilson Dick For the best in carpentry, call llick. Course: Industrial William Frederick Woodman Willie Bill Willie will be in great demand as a comic strip artist. Course: General Activities: Boys' Riiie Club 12, 315 Junior Chorus 1315 Beta Hi-Y 1315 Intramural Basketball 1315 Intramural Volley- ball 12, 315 Oracle Board 13, 41. Rosemary E. Wright Rosemary's peppy personality will bring her many friends next year at the U. of M. Course: College Activities: Chorus 12. 31 5 Student Council Alternate 121 5 Latin Club 12, 3, 415 Junior Chorus 1315 Girls' Bas- ketball 12, 315 Girls' Volleyball 12, 3, 415 Girls' Hockey 1315 Le Cercle Francais 12, 3, 415 Outing Club 1215 Radio Workshop 1215 Operetta Chorus 131. '53 Frances Louise Zoidis Franny Franny's talents lean toward languages, and her liking is for Latin especially. Course: College Activities: Dramatic Club 12, 315 Lunch Room 1315 French Club 13, 415 Spanish Club 13, 41, Secretary 1415 Outing Club 121. Jean Zoidis Jean wins our nomination for the girl with the sweetest disposition at B.H.S. Course: General Activities: G. A. H. C. 13, 41, Treasurer 1415 Junior Chorus 1315 Girls' Hockey 12, 3, 415 Girls' Basketball 12, 3, 415 Girls' Volleyball 12, 3, 415 National Honor Society 1415 Le Cercle Francais 12, 3, 415 Oracle 1415 All-Bangor Hockey 'Team 1415 llirigo Girls' State 131 5 Usher 1415 Outing Club 121. Seniors Whose Pictures Do Not Appear Maher W. Cronkite Mabe Ca-sey Jones has nothing on this lad, who wants to become a great engineer for the railroad. Course: Industrial Activities: Intramural Volleyball 1315 Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 41. Ronald D. Grant Ron Grant Ron plans to major in agriculture next year and become a Son of the Soil. Course: General Linwood L. Harlow Lin Looking for Lin? Try the nearest boat building site, and there you'll find him. Course: Industrial Activities: Oflicers' Club 1315 Stetson Rifles 131. Richard Kline Dick One of our nation's armed services will claim Dick for the next few years. Course: General Activities: Alpha Hi-Y 1415 Intramural Volleyball 13, 415 Intramural Basketball 131. Loren Oakes Skip We feel sure Skippy has a future in dancing5 how- ever, he hopes to become a pilot. Course: General Activities: Student Council 12, 3, 415 Latin Club 1215 Class Officers 121, Vice President 1215 Alpha Hi-Y 1215 Oflicers' Club 141. George Peter Pangakis Georgie Penn Penn's chief weakness is spending money, but run- ning a close second is Rhapsody in Blue. Course: General Activities: Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 41. Reginald Richardson Reggie Richie Just hand Reggie a guitar or a good book, and he's nearly as happy as when playing baseball. Course: Business Activities: Boys' Rifle Club 1215 French Club 1215 Latin Club 1215 Commercial Club 141. Louis Ruocco Quiet and friendly, Louis will be a welcome addition to the Air Force. Course: General Richard Russell ' ' Dick ' ' Dick is destined to make a name for himself either as The Young With A Horn or Mr, Basketball. Course: College Activities: Band 12, 315 Orchestra 12, 315 Music Council 1315 B-Club 1415 Beta Hi-Y 1315 Boys' Basketball 12, 3, 41. Ralph Severance ' 'Stanley' ' Ralph's best friends are Lester Philips, checkers, and football. Course: Business Activities: Intramural Basketball 12, 31. Edwin Stewart Eddie Blondie The flying ace whose name will hit the headlines soon is none other than Eddie. Course: Distributive Education Clarence Thompson ' ' Clancy' ' Clancy will be keeping the Navy smiling' next yearg in the meantime, you'd better humor him with choco- late cake and a 'stack of Hank Williams' necords. Course: General Arnold Richard True Dick The Navy will be seeing a lot of llick in, the next few years. Course: General Activities: Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 415 Intra- mural Volleyball 12, 3, 41. STUDENT DIRECTORY Senior Class Oficers Oficers' Club President ...,,.........,...,...,...,..,...........,...,...,,...,........ William Cutler Vice President ..,.......... ..,.......,.. R obert Williams Secretary ...,...,.........., ........,.., V aughn Anthony Treasurer ,...,.. ...... .....,........,..,..,..... J o hn Lane Commercial Club President ...,....,,.,....,,..........,...........,...,..,......,. ,.....,,,... E dith Badger Vice President ..........,,,. ................ B etty Grant Secretary ..,................ ...,,..,.. P atricia Leavitt 'Treasurer ......... ............ ,...,..... ....,... .,.,........... D o r o thy Shea Latin Club Consuls ..,......,..........,....., Bettylou Day, Judith Kittredge Praetor ......... ,......,....,...................,...,.,........ ..... , ......, R uth Webb Quaestor .......... ,,.....................,,...,..........,....,......, R obert Williams President .............,............,..,....,..,.......,..,............,..., Earle Webster Vice President .......,.... ........,..... W illiam Cutler Secretary .,...,.......,..,.. ...,,......... B ettylou Day Treasurer ..,......... .............. J ane Breen Junior Class Oficers President ,................,...............,.........,.......,..................,.... Gary Smith Vice P1'esident ...,..,...... .....i................ R obert Ginn Secretary ..,i....,.......,.. ,,....,., ..... B a rbara Cole 'Treasurer .,.............,......................,....,...........,.....,.... Irene Trundy Sophomore Class Oficers President ....,..........,............,...............,..,............... Calvin Johnson Vice President .......,.... ,,.,...... N oreen Davenport Secretary .....,,........... .....,,....., M arilyn Stinchfield Treasurer ............ ......,...... ..,......,..,.......................... ..... M a r ie Ifill Debate Club President ..,.............................,,.,.....,..........,,......,........ Jack Meltzer Vice President ....................,.. .... ,............ G e ne Carter Secretary-Treasurer .....................,............ ,Judith Cantor National Honor Society President ...,.,.,......,.......,..........,.,...,...,..,,....i.......... Robert Thomas Vice President ...,.......,. .........., E arle Webster Secretary ,........... . .,... .,..,............ B everly Segal Treasurer .......,.........,,.................,,.,............,...,.,.... William Cutler Girls' Rifle Team President .,..,............,.......,,,,,,.,,......,.......,.....,,. Barbara Chandler Vice President ..,,,4...., ............ C onnie Goldman Secretary ..,,................... ........,.......... D arlene Handy Treasurer ..,..............,...,,,... ....... ,.... M a dalene Gerrish Executive Officer ................,.....i......,......,........ ' Theresa Caruso Student Council President ...........,.............,.................,.................., Robert Thomas Vice President ............ ...................... G ene Carter Secretary ................... ..........,..............Bettylou Day Judith Kittredge Treasurer ............ .. ....,...,. . ....,..,.......i...... President ........, Treasurer .........,.........i.. President ..... , ...,....,...................,,..................., . Secretary ...,........... Rifle Club Cercle Francais .George Clark , .......,...,..,.............,......,, Henry Adamson Kathleen Vickery Vice President, ........... .........,...................... J oyce Silver ....i...,..Mary Jane Glidden Treasurer ............ .,... ...,.,....,......... . ..,..... , , .. Spanish Club Richard Page President ..,,..,................................,.,..................... Suzanne Gildart Vice President .......,..... ...,..........,....., ........,............. G a il Snow Secretary ......,....,....... ., ........,.......,..,..... Frances Snow Treasurer ..........,. ......... , ..Harold Wheeler Aedlles ...i...,.,,..,...,...,.. , . Frlbunes, ...,,..........,....... President I ..,,,......i Barbara Boyd, Jacqueline Frost, Madalene Gerrish, Earle Webster Library Club Sandra Adams, Peggyann Bean .....,,, Leslie Adkins Vice President .............. ...,,......,.. E laine Murray Secretary ,...,..,..... .,... . ., .. Jackie Russell Treasurer ....,.,,,...,. ..,,,,..,. ...,..,i,.....,. ....,.,, . . . . .,,. Ruth Sclair Alpha H i-Y President ..,,.....,.. Vice President Secretary ............,.....,. Webster Carter Treasurer .,..........., ........,,.. ..... ...,....... .....,. ,.... President I .,.......,. Beta Hi-Y ...,..........,...,.Robert Legere Robert Williams ....William Cutler Vice President ...,.......... .,...,....,. T homas Larkin Secretary .....,.,,.,.......... ..,.......... E rnest Hollis Treasurer ............,. ..........,.,,............,........, ..........,. G a ry Smith G. A. H. C. President 1 .......,..,,.... ..,.....................,..,..,..,..,,. .Kathleen Vickery Vice President ..........,... ........,........ B ettylou Day Secretary ......,.......,...... .......,... C ynthia Searles Treasurer .........,.... .......................... ................. J e an Zoidis Orascope Editor-in-Chief ....,............,.......,.......................,,...... Ruth Sclair Assistant Editor ............,..,..........,...,.........,,..,....., Mary Ranlett Business Staff .....,,..,...,.... Merrill Allen, Ruth Hardy, Christina Rand, William Springer, Cal 'Hiomas Pictorial Dept ...,........... - ......................... , .... - .......... - .... Jon Webb Sports .........,..,.. Linda Bowden, Peggy Bean, Clinton Van Aken, Madalene Gerrish Reporters and Columnists ...... Leslie Adkins, Donna Chadbourne, Gloria Faulkner, Mary Field, Darlene Handy, Nelia Kinney, Melba Metcalf, Mary Jane Sullivan Typists .......,..,..,.. .,..........,... S hirley Boulier, Jane Breen, Betty Grant, Patricia Leavitt vw. lr!! lu rfyfhl: lluth XYs-hh, Arclvnc liz-lzino, Judith KiT,t11-clgv, Shirlvy lioulia-r, I l :rlv Wm-listvig I.1-r-.-rly Sc-gal, Nutty Grunt, Kixthlx-1-n Vivkc-ry. ' fmml mfr: l,f-nnrn Grnnllm-, Suxzunn- Gilrlurt, llolwrt Tlioinars, Alix-n Yvntuc-ci, William IM l:iu'zli'i-, Bangor High School Scholars Siinw- lfllil, thc lirst your lizuifxor High School Scholars wa-i'v rvcog'- uixml, tln-rv has lwvn ai long list ol' stuflc-nts who lizivv vzirnvcl this honor. 'Vln-so zirv sturlvnts who haw nmilitziilwcl a rank ol' 85 or about in all ol' ilu-ir major subjvcts for livv svinvstvrs. 'llhv thirtcvn llzuigor High School Scholars ol' 1951, who nrv approxi- nintc-ly liw pvr vvnt oi' thc' cntiro senior class, are Shirlvy lloulivr, Arilvm- In-lniio, William lJvlz1wzn'o, Suzzunn- Gilflart, Ik-tty Grunt, Lvnora Grinclh-, .lnmlitli liittrc-flgo, IZvwi'ly Svgal, llobvrt Thomas, Allen Vvntucci, Kzitlilm-n X'ic'lwigx', Iluth Wvbb, and l'Izirlc- Webster. Tho following Juniors lmvo maintainvcl 21 rank ol' 85 or zibovo in vac-li slihivc-I l'or two sonn-stt-i's in thvir Sophomorc yvzug ono S0lNOSt0l' in thvir Junior. zinrl thi' third quzutor in thvir Junior ya-ar. lmsliv Aclkins ,lzicquolino Frost Miriam Morrill l'vgrgy:uni Ilozin llobort Ginn Mvlbzi M1-tcall' llnrrivt lllomhorg William Grillvn Nancy Pomroy Linrla llowclvn Uzu'le-no Handy Mary llunlutt Donna Hiaclbourno Iluth Ann Hzircly lluth Sclair Vvntliizi Cole' Mzilmla Kalnins Arito Vomvoris lilizzibvtli liyv William Khoury .lzinot Waclswortli tllorizi l'l2lllllilll'l' ,lc-auniv Kopvlow -luclith Wvbstvr 'l'ln- I'ollowing Sonhomorvs liaw muintuim-cl 21 rzlnk oi' 85 or abort- in -'-1f'l1 Slllllvct for tho first suinvstor ot' thvir Sophomore- yvur and tln- tllll'il qi1zii'h'i'ol' thvir Sophomorv ya-ar. llzilv lk-lzino John llill C'z1rl Macllowoll llama lfvnnm-r Matrix- llill liarbzirzi llolwrts Ann l i'z1wl1-5' Vnlrin Johnson livlllilllj' Smith Ann llullznxln-r Stnnluy .Iordzui Uonzilcl 'Fhomzis liQ'l'lll'li'l' llzunilton Kay Wooxlwxirrl SS lfirsi 1-mv. lvff In riyfhl: H1-tty Gruiil, lic-vvi'ly Svgzil, llolwrt 'Tl10l1l2lS, Miss Ruth lim hu 1, zulvisvr, lflzirlc Wa-bslvi' XYilliz1m C'utlvi'. l s Sw-mffl mu-: .Iiuly Kittrwlgv, lizxtlilm-vii Viclu-Vy, Slllllllllt' Gilrlzirl, l'Ix 4-iw-ti lNlcK'i1tc'liimi lliilh Wvbb, .lvziiiiivttv liuwlvs. National Honor Society Nzilimizil llmim' Soc'ivty's main project this yawn' was tlw cqomplc-tion sind publishing ol si llziiigoi' lligh lizimlbook, be-gun by tho Socivly oi' 19521. Thi' lirst lizmflbooli ovoi' pub- lishvml by li. ll. S.. it was givvii to all stuclonts in tho sclioul ziml to boys and girls who will bi- siqmlioiiiou-s nvxt yvzir. ln yours to como tho lizmclbook will bv gin-ii only to sol ilimmmivs :mal in-w sluiloiits. Sixtvvh suhiors mul l'oui'tvoii ,iuuiors wow initiatvcl into the Socivty at thv Mzircli zissvmbly, thus l3l'lllgIlllgI thc total momborship to ll. 'l'hv g'i'oup's uclvisvi' was Miss Iluth . , . Iliff: N-'Mi l-'Q llolkiizip, zissistocl by Mrs. hlziclys llridgos. i N in 'IUMA Otliu-rs wow llolwrt Thomas, 'presidolitg lflzirlc- Wobslvr. vivo prvsidoiiti Ilovorly Svgzil, sm-i'vtz1i'5': zuiml William Cutler, troas- lll'0l Il!! Graduation Speakers Parting Address Class History GENE CARTER ROBERT THOMAS Dramatic Award Joyce Silver Scholarships Robert Ginn, American Field Service Scholarship. Earle Webster, Jr., Maine High School Chemistry Contest, one year on one-half tuition scholarship to any of the four colleges in Maine. One thousand dollar scholarship for one year to Brown Unive1'sity. Gene Carter, University of Maine, 3100. Everett McCutcheon, University of Maine, 3150. Beverly Segal, Univei'sity of Maine, 33267. 40 Graduation Essay Winners DONNA SPRINGER 1. Earle Webster -Q 3. William Cutler 4. Ernest Hollis 5. Leonard Hatch 1. 2. 3. 4. Melvin Hamilton EARLE R. WEBSTER, JR Senior Essay 1. Donna Springer 2. Judy Kittredge 3. Charlotte Kelley 4. Jeannette Bowles 5. Joyce Silver Current Events William Springer Everett McCutcheon Jeannette Bowles Melvin Gotliebt Beverly Segal Robert Ginn Lenora Grindle 41 CTIVITIE5 VS 3 2 OR E Ea fF X X . NL, jk i fi l rfrlv, IMI In I'ffI,lf.' -luilitli f'2lllt0l',-li'21ll Zoiflis, Arclviw llvlzilio, l3'.'Yc'i'ly S4-gal, Miss Wsii- I'll'2lSl'I', iiilvisvrg lizlllilm-ii X'lK'lU'l'y, .lm-ziiiiivttv Rmvlvs, lim-tty Grzint. M1 iiffl mir: Sliivlvy Iluiilii-V, l'l:1i'I4- We-lws1i'i', llutli Wvlili. C'li:ii'lntt4- lil-llc-y, Willixian , . . , intl:-ig l.nlwi'I llillizilns, l'.x'i-iwtt lVld'i1tclii-mi, .lack Mvltm-i', .luycw Silwig ,laini- liiun l'itiitii li ixitt , 1 'L i'l' . Oracle Tlii' issuing' ol' tliis yi-zu s Orziclo crnicliirlvs the sixty-1'nui'tli yvzii' nl' lnililicutiuii. Tlim- siiliswiptioii vziiiipziigii, in the form ol' 21 stimulating zissvmbly base-cl nn ai llrzig- nvt tlii-nit-, got tliv 0i'zic'lo-Oiwiscopo ull' to ai suporb start. 'l'lw Owiclw llozircl was iliwctvd by Iloverly Segal, 4-Clitwrg Iizitlilm-ii Yiclwi'y, zissistzint rlitnr: zinil Miss .li-ssiv l,. l4'i'z1svi', aclx'isvi'. Credit gm-s to Nailinc l,i-x'i-illv who siipplivil ill ul'tln-z1i't wurla in tliv Or: . v , lil s l-vi NH- l'21f'1S- N21 21111 Twc-nity-1-ig'lit gimip pictui'i-s wvrv tzilwn 5 1 l i i cluring tho month ol' Marc-li lm' publical- . tion in tlw .liinv Omclv. 3' Thv issuing nl' El yvzii'lmnnli such as tln O 'zu-lv is mario possibli- only illl'0ll2l'll tlii 1-ll'oi'ts :incl coopviuitioii ol' tlic vntiw- stzil -i'vpoi'toi's, businvss stall, artists, typists plicmitcigzimilivrs, and iiflvist-i'. l'ncl1-i' tlii-si surpass. -141 conclitions, tlw Iinail mncliict is clillicult tn lffrsf row, Inf! In VI-jlllff Christina lluncl, lllllllll Rowell-n, Juni- Rm-4-n, Mary lla Miss Jvssiv I.. l l'z1sm', umlvisvrg llnth Sclzlir, H1-ttv Grunt, l,Zl1l'lCl2l lmnvltt. 111 .QVIWPIIII rn14'.' llurlvnc Handy, Nuliu Kinnvy, l cp1gyz11i,1 Bvuii, lllaclulcin- Gl'l'l'lSll, Glmll l'llllllli1l1'l', Mary .lunv Sullivan, llonnu Cl1214llJ0lll'l1t', Marv Fit-lil, Shirlvv Huulier T 'l'!fi1-fl U1l',' M4-llm Mvtculf, ltnth Harrly, Calvin Thomas, XYillizun Slll'llI1l'l'l', lVl1lXIll hutlivlm, lVlt'I'l'Ill Allvn, .lon Wt-hh, .lnihth NM-lnstvr, .lzxnv l:t'4l0Illll'11. Orascope Tho ninth vohnno ol' tho Orascopv has boon published this yczn' by at stall' oi' twvnty sown ,inninrs undui' tho vclitczrsliip of lluth Sclair, assistant cclitorship ol' lllary llzinlvtt and guiclznivv ol' Miss Jossiv L. Fraser, faculty advisor. v Sc-vvml now i't'2ltlll'l'S were ll1COl'DOl'2tt0tl during this past year. On tho cclitorizil pzigv zt c-:u'to-on was zidclocl, and at new column, the News Barrel, with a cutting depicting 2 llznn 'pt-wiiig' into 21 bzn'i'ol was created especially for short, but important, nc-ws articlvs I A follow-up on thc' TV Poll concluctocl during' thc- 19512-19553 season showt-cl wry m-zlrlv thi- szunu rosults, with l Low Lucy, Drug- nt-t, and thv 21-inch viuwing' scrvvii still pw- 4,,.,,SC,,,,,.,.S 1,1 yy,,,.k I0i'i'04l. A' ' With tho svmiicl ul' this hw-issno volume contztining' six pagvs, and with the sovurzil i'llilllQ'0S lllC0l'lJUl'iltl'il, this past yt-zn' :ts ai whoh- hzis ln-vn wry simw-ssI'iil. -15 . 'fr.vI row, lrfl lo riylvl: .Inclith Cantor, Linriu Howrlvn, Christina Rand, Sally Gibson, Sully l'11llNl'l', l'z1nlu l,Llllj.1'illilS, Mrs. H2ll'll2il'il Brownv, umlvisvrg Rurliurzi llolwrls, l'-ally .Inc-ksoii, Nlzxrtliu Chase-, Kay Woomlwarcl, Ha-vt-rly Scrgrzil. Nu-m.4l ruux' Tlimnus W4-liste-r, Joyce Silvvr, Jann' Rxsmloiiiivtt, Kuthlvvn Vickvry, Maula- lviw- G4-rrisli, Valvin Tliolnzls, .lnclitli Wvlistvr, Mt-llux lVl4-tczllf, lgkll'll2ll'Ll Vina-r, Sunfliu Amlanns, llonnu Cluulhourm-. 'I'hi1'4l ron-.' Furl Mzlclloxxw-ll, Calvin Johnson, llolwrt Ginn, l.ali'ry Cfill-4-y, l'Iw-im-tt Mc- Viitvlivoii. G1-iw Cairtvr, 'Flionius l,:n'kin, llolu-rt Williznn-s, lliclizirml l'z1g'v, lirznlli-y l'1 li lx Speech ancl Drama llzmgor llig'h's Sin-och and Urziinzl Dvpartment, nnclor tho direction oi' Mrs. lIz1i'bz1rz1 Ilrowno, is now ziblo to boast anothor first. For the first time in tho twonty-two your history ol' tho Stato Ono-Act Play Contest at Iiowcloin Collvgo, Bangor High School won top honors znnil was pwsoiitocl a silver cup. The cast then lJ0l'l'0l'ITl0fl at tho New liiiglainl llrinnu lfostivzil in Sanforml, llflziinu, and was given Z1 rating' of very good. fiom- C'zirtvr plzxcml Iirst in llio vxtumporzlnoous sc-ction ol' tho llnivvrsity oi' Maint- Spvaking Conte-st. Gloria Faiillmvi' plan-od soc- onml in tho sa-rious division, and Miclmvl llol- ,, . u . . .. , nick plzicofl thircl in thc- public spa-aking section. X lI'l11ll!2lI' in luI'f'1' islllfl' lure' Othor zictivitios which the clvpzntnu-nt spon- sored we-i'o thu annual Junior Exhibition, a three-act play, h'w'r Sirzrf' Iu'rw, and tho sc-nior play, fl fl0.Hlll'l'fl'!'1lf l'11nl.'f'r in ltrfllfl :lI'fhllI'lN f'o-url. 4 I irsf row, lcff fo rigllf: Martha Chase, Mailalene Gerrish, Judith Cantor Jack Meltzt Y 7 Mrs. Barbara Browne, Gene Carter, Sally l'almei', lfonna C'liaflliourne. .'4w'oml row: Thomas Webster, Kay Woodward, Michael Mui-ll'er, Carl Maclfowell, Wil liani Khoury, Melvin Gotlielm, l.arrv Cillev Michael llolniek lloluerf Ginn, I'-inli . 4 Y 1 ' l'1lllgl'lllilS, liarle Webster. Debate Club The Debate Club has distinguished itself' this year, under the guidance of' Mrs. liar- bara M. Browne in both local and state-wide competition. With this year's national high school debate proposition- llesolved2 That the Pres- ident of' the United States Should He Elected by a Direct Vote of' the People -the club earned the right to compete in the state finals of' the Bates Debating League field at Hates College in April, after winning the preliminary contest. In these preliminary debates Michael Mueller, of' the aflirmative team, won all first speaker ratings, and in the Ilates finals Michael Holnick, the second member of' the aflirmative team won all first speaker ratings. Gene Carter and Earle Webster coni- posed the negative team. Bangor High School tied f'or third place in the liates League finals. ln the f'all llangor lligh was host school f'or the state-wide debate clinic sponsored by the I-lates League. Gene Carter won second-place honors in the discussion contest at the clinic. At the llniversitlv of' Maine Debate Tournament held in March at the llniversitv, teams composed of' llobert Ginn, Earle Webster, Michael ltolnicli, Judith Cantor, Thomas Webster, Michael Mueller, Madalene Gerrish, Larry Cillev, Carl Macllowell, and Paula Pangakis made an excel- lent showing. Resolved that . . . The colorful 'tllebate Circus was the first social event of' the school year. Officers of' the club were President, Jack Meltzerz Vice President, Gene Car- ter: Secretary-Treasurer, Judith Cantor. l 11-sl mfr, lvf! fu Vllflllff Rzi1'l1arzi Vine-1', Mzilwtvllzi lA1f1'l i', .I111litl1 C:111tor, Hvvc-rly Se-gui, l'lIlI'll' Wvlmstvr, .Inycv Silw-r. 1-nm! rim-: l':lnl Slmfivlml, G4-iw f'z11'l'.-V, llulu-1't Willizinis, lVlii'l1z11'l llolnick. Junior Exhibition 1953 Juiiior Iflxhibiticni 19523 piwvsc-iitccl an viitirely nvw uspcct to both spi-zilu-1's zinml :infli- 1-iiu-. l u1' tho lirst timo i11 tho history ol' thv Elllllllill 1-Xliibitioii, all ton siwziliws 1'oc'1-iwil l'll'l'llL'll 1111-clals. Thai 11z11'tici11a111ts, :lc-lighting thc aiulioiiccf with 21 c1'oss-svctinii nl' l'2lHl0llS liil'l'2li,lll't' which rzuigvcl from 0illl'lll'Y,S subtle humor to thc- stark trzigccly ol' Mvrlm, pl'USl'lli1'fl 21 most 1-iilioyablo vvviiing oi' listening Dlt'21Slll'0. Fnziclivcl by Miss Mary Hoflgsoli, 1953's finalists worm- .luclith C2lllt0l', whosi- svlvctiuii was a cutting from Hllcllcs On Their Tiwsf' 1:0110 l'z1rto1', Apostropho to the OCOZIIIQH Marcella Lcgvro, cutting l'l'0IN H.l3.Il0 Iiyrc-3 Michael Ilolnick, Tho Curso ol' 111-gulus3 Ile-vo1'ly Segal, cutting from Mvcleag Joycv Silwr, Hur- Ss Hffilirwvi uw! lwl' UW lem Trageclyg Paul Skoiivld, cutting i'1-om David Cop111-1'- lixliilmiticim-1's liums, HTl'UlllJll' With thu ll2lill'02lll.H 48 lie-l1l3 lii2ll'b3l'2I Vinor, cutting l'l'0l11 Tl1o l'loi1'vss: lizirlv Wvbstvr, cutting from TIN llzippy Ti1111-1 :ind liulwit Wil- Junior Exhibition 1954 On March 26, 1951, ten members of the junior class, under the direc- tion ot' Mrs. Barbara Browne, presented the high school's annual Junior ICxhibition. For the second consecutive year all ten tinalists were awarded French medals for their renditions. The ten speakers responsible for a thoroughly enjoyable evening were Gloria Faulkner, cutting from The Wingless Victory 5 Robert Ginn, The lltlan Who Walked With Godg' Melvin Gotlieb, The Gettysburg Address, and The Second Inaugural Addressf' William Gritlin, cutting from HFl'2lllClS,QH William Khoury, cutting from Moby Dickf' Joanne Kopelow, cutting from Henry Vlll 3 Jane liedonnett, cutting from Alice in Won- derland 3 Denise Striar, cutting from Dark Victoryf' Delores Swett, cutting from Seventeen 3 and Calvin Thomas, cutting from The llansom ol' lied Chieff' First foie, Iejil fu riyflzf: Calvin Thomas, Delores Swett, Denise Striar, Jane Redonnett, Joanne kopelow, Gloria Faulkner. .Neeoml 'rw1e.' William Griflin, YVilliam Khoury, Melvin Gotlieb, Robert Ginn. Iirxl row, IMI fn right: Ann Musik, Nlariv lfill, Anni- Gallag'lu-r, Marv Faulfii-lil, Kay Wornlwaiwl, Susan llnlsky, Narllia Vliasi-, Calvin Tlionias, llicliaril Paw-, Mary 1 ' - ' ' , , , , . Jani' lilulilx-n, lVl rs. W nnilwarfl, Mllv. lim-auprv, lxatlilw-n X lt'lil'I'y , Joy 4 ci 5llNll1 larnl Sloan, iarulyn Nlzillnry, .ls-anini Ni-lmml, .luily Sllljjill, Marilyn Stinclilu-lil. Muna H1-rln-rl, Marllia Zuiclis, Nina W1-lush r, lic-rnaril iiopin. Nlfilllll 1'uH'.' Nanvy Gvlvlu-ll. Marcia lllllllllll, Bully Gnmlc-llv, llnnna Willvy, -ll'2lll hwulis, .lanv lla-ilmiiu-tt, l'aula l'auiJalQis, .lacqum'liiu- Frost, Mirizun Mi-rrill, Mary llanli-tt, Syliil Milli-r, llutli llarrly, .Iani-t Wamlswurtli, liali- Starliiril, llainnna ifos- si-ll, liarlnara Wallin r, .lanicv Slim-lian, C'l1arlutti- K1-llvy, Marie- Km-llvy, Sarali Wi-li' lu-r, llarllara Vim-r, Susan llapapnrt, llfninii- Slatlivrs, liinila liuwili-ii, lil-ttylnu llay,.lu1litl1 l'antm', Nancy .-Xsliniun, Vlirislina llanil. Iliff, row: lfarli- W1-lrsivr, Jr., l'Ivvi'1'll lVlci'iilc'l1m-mi, llnnalml fllISlll!lIllI, Wll1'l1llt'l Muvl- li-i', llulwri liuulii-r llulwrl Williams, l vni'a4l l'lm-ali-, limlwaril Fmvlm-r, William Wi-lnsimir, .lulin l'aul, liallili Wliilv, Alan liailinv, llalpli llym-r, William Siii'iiig'1-i', llunalil liriynluii, Gm-nv l'ai'lwr, llayiil l r4-vilinan, .lulin Hill, 'l'lmnias l.arlQ.in, llulu-rl Ginn, William liliuury, 'l'lii-iimlriiw lilimii'y, llrrnalil lmwis, lVlm'ri'ill Allvn, .lvrry Wi-iss, lllllUlll2lS Wvlmslm-r, .lack Nlvllzc-r, 1'alx'in .lrilnisrnr walrlli wuz' la-sliv Ailliins, .Mwli-iiv lilllaiui, .le-aniivllv Hvll, Susan Alwimil, l.m'na King, lil:-nila llatcli, lmnna Wallu-r, Norm-n l aullQinu'liani, Nancy Ni-lson, Ilarls-nv llanily, .li-ziiiiivltw liriwlvs, Nalalim- McNulty, .lunliili Killiwlgr-, Jani- l'aul, llutli Svlair, .lfianiiv Kupi-lmy, lflarlvara Vlianiili-r, illlllllll Gum-li, ling:-inary Wriiglit, liclsy liyi-, livi'iii-iw Haniiltnn, N1-lia Kinn:-y, Vyntliia Su-arlm-s, I'arulyn l,i-Grill, l.ina l'l0ll1'X' lla-vi-rlv Willi-y -Y . .' liflli mfr: lim-vvi'ly Sm-gal, ,lu Klillvtl, lw21l'lf'll .lnlinson l'arnlvn Hill, Varnl Iliile-nut . 3 Iii-tty liurlmank, .lily 'l'lirninisfni, Mary .lanv Sullivan, lrm-nv 'l'runrly, .lnannv Ranks, Mvlllll M lf'2lll'i l i'ancr-s Zniilis, Harlrara Linilsay, Juan Mcllunalil, Lucilli- Niclwr- sun, Kathryn Hansnn. .Iufly Wi-lwstvr, Hai-liaru liuyil, Sanmlra .-Xilanis, l'vg'gyann li:-an, Sliirlvy Wfuilnn, liarliara Crvlm-, .lulia liulie-i'lS, l'at Fox, Gloria I aullinm'r, llvluri-S Sw:-tt, Iilicia liralvy. Le Cercle Francais l'ncl0r thc- lvacli-i'sliip nl' Blllv. Iflslcllc- Ilvauprci, boys and girls-that is, garcons vt jvuiu-s lillvs!-in Im C'vi'clc If'rancais lvarncd, tlirougli vxpwiviicv, tlw knack and l'un ol' cniiywsiiig in lf'i'4-iicli among tln-insolvvs. At thvsv im-vtiiigs Ifroncli was spoke-n, and Ifrc-ncli gamvs and songs wvrv playa-cl and sung. During a me-ating to which John llapst and lin-wvi' I i'i-ilcli Flubs were invitvcl Mllv. Iloauprfi gan- a talk acconipzmiml by low- ly cnluwrl picturvs showing sci-in-s anrl vw-rits of lwr rocvnt trip through thi- Northwvst. As thu Oracle govs to pross, 21llll0llllCOIT10llt has bc-on madv ol' tlw i'0tii'1-mviit ol' Mllu. lim-aupr6', unc- ol' liangor Iliglfs most arlmirecl porsonalitivs. Students who have prolitoil from Mllv. Iii-aupr6's ablv tvacliing' will not soon forgot livr ontliusiasm and vigor. Facility and Studi-nts alilw vxtvncl tlivir lributv to the- many yoars ul' wlioli-lu-ai'twl si-i'x'iw ol' Mile-. listvllv li02!llI7l'6. lill l irsl row. Iwi! Io rigllt: Judith Cantor, Christina Rand, P1-ggyann lit-an, .lacqiu-liiiv Frost, lliuth We-hh, lflarlv NN vhstvr, Judith Kittri-dgv, Miss Mary UUIlL'l2lllll, advisory lit-ttylou liay, llolmc-rt Williams, Sandra Adams, lkarhara Boyd, ltladalvno Gor- rish, Nancy Gi-tclwll, Linda llowde-n, Sonja Ht-ad. .N'f'1':nnl r'o11': Janivvo l urrow, Jacqui-linv Russc-ll, Mary Jang- Sullivan, llarhara Mitt-In-ll, Barbara Vinm-r, liao lille-n Brown, Iivthany Smith, Ann Yosv, .Ii-ann-vttv Gustin, llonna Jainm-s, Sybil Millvr, Judith xvt'lJStl'l', M1-llma N4-tcalf, Gloria Faiilli- nvr, Francn-s Zoidis, Joannc Banks, 'Mary Caulfix-ld, Bi-vvrly St-gal. 'l'!iirfI row: llonna Howland, Thomas Wvbsti-r, Michal-l Muvllor, Donald Hlll'Sly -l1'I'l'Y Wviss, 'Flivoilorv Khoury, NVilliain Khoury, Ralph llyvr, llavid l'll'l't'tllll2lllv liillllll Whitv, 'l'hoinas Larkin, llolwrt Ginn, Mic-liavl llolnick, Gvorgi- Hurst, lVlarii- liill, Mary llanli-lt. Ifonrlli row: Martha Uhasi-, Ariti- Yoinvoris, Sally tlihson, Anno l rawlvy, l'olly .lack- son, Sally l'ahnn-r, Mary Fic-ld, llosalm- llrooks, Natalio McNulty, llosi-mary Wriglit, Linda l ivld, Norvvn llavvnport, Julia llohi-rts, Susan llolslty, Susan At- wood, Lina Honvy, Josvpliinn- Mille-tt, Cynthia Wilvy, Varolyn l.s-tioll. Ifffllf rozr: llarlm-no Handy, Shirlvy Wotton, Sandra lialmina-au, liathlt-4-n Yirlu-i'y, Susan ' ati Slnuntilli ltapanort, Jovcc- Silwr, Louise Gvtchvll. Kay Woodward, Jvann-t- Ci X , I Jani- l'aul, Ht-tsy liyv, Nc-lia Kinnvy, Martha Ruth-r, l austino Stanlioiw, ltuth Svlair, ll'onna Cliadhourns-. Latin Club Tho llangor lligh School Latin Club had as one o-l' its aims the loarn- ing ol' lioman customs and ideals. Under tht- direction of Miss Mary li. Vopvland, tho project was 4-arriod out. Sophomores wort- initiated in Gctolwr at a soli-mn Holman style- candlelight ci-romony. Tho club had as its olliccrs for 19523-1954 the following: Vonsuls- llottylou Day, Judith Kittrcdgv: Pravtor-liuth Wt-bb: Quavstor-Robvrt Williams: Aodilos-Barbara lloyd, Jacquclinv Frost, Madalvnv Cvrrish, lfiarla- Wt-bstvr: Tribuncs-Sandra Adams, Peggyann Bean. Among its activitivs we-rv the sponsoring of the Jolly Jokor Casino, a dart gamv, at All Ilangor Night, and tht- annual spring banquct at which outstanding svniors wt-ro awardod tho Junior Classical IA-agm. kpys' fill 'US E111 Ml honor I V71' ' ?,.Xi, ai-ww? J 2:13, ix 111 NWN Qfx, lprormse-12 elected 1 R'-Tr Ah dorff undvrstafnd M- .. 41 . ..A OC K . , 1 .-+ 'LES ' 7? hun Bundles fbv B. H. S. Iyincim sf fi, .- 1- 'JU-r,a if-3 Pvrsi .1'Ix'm x' Q A f 5 I! IT ill at Firsl row, left fu 'Viflllff Mi'. Richard Klain, adviserg Martha Zoidis, Judith Kittredge, Gene Carter, Robert 'Tho,mas, Hettylou llay, Barbara Roberts, Miss Marion llullourdieu, adviser. Second ro1a': Cornelius Mullaney, Carolyn Hill, Mary Jane Glidden, Kathleen Vickery, Janet Wadsworth, Jane Iledonnett, Gloria Faulkner, Peggyann Bean, Barbara Cole. Till-VII row: llavid Carlisle, Robert Bryce, Richard Page, William Springer, John Hill. William Khoury, llaniel llrinon, Stanley Jordan, Carl Macllowell. Student Council The school year ot' 19531-5-1 has been a big one for the Student Council - full ol' money-making schemes that really paid oil. The tirst ot' these was a rummage sale put on to linance a Bangor High handbook, which was edited by the National Honor Society. Encouraged by homeroom competition, students brought in everything from a big stalled frog to ladies' dresses to make the sale a huge success. Then came All-Bangor Night, that annual affair in which all school organizations take part, which more than lived up to its reputation. The entertainment was highlighted by Hero, Save My Daugliterlu a pantomime melodrama, put on by the faculty. All proceeds from All-Bangor Night went toward sponsoring a foreign student who will study Bill Advei-tises the Student Couneirs in Il. II. S. next year. Rummag Sale Faculty advisers this year were Miss Marian Dullour- dieu and Mr. llichard Klain. Ollicers were Robert Thomas, presidentg Gene Carter, vice presidentg Bettylou Day, sec:- retaryq and Judith Kittredge, treasurer. Firsl ron' lvff lo rfrflll: Constance- llonovan, Judith Pvnnvv, lmnora Grinrllc, ll'oroiliy Ni vo Till-I' Fon wsu' Missvs Arc- Out to lirvak All Siu-wi Sliva, lictty Grant, liclitli Railgcr, Patricia Imavitl, Bmw-i'ly lioflgc, Varolm- Stoll- liins, William Hoilgkins, Winsion Mahan, Kvnnvili Iianv. nfl row: Nancy Horlgins, Barbara Gilpairick, Gorlruxle- Tracy, lVlarli-no Volwn, Sally Coroy, Varolyn 0'i'onnor, llonna Spi'iiig4-i', H1-vwly lfarnswortli, Jani- Brew-n, Sliirlvy lioulivr, l'Ilain'c Murray, Ni-llic Tozivr, llorotliy Rralvy, Carol Brooks. rl ron-.' llawn Furrow, .lacquclyn Washburn, Harrictt Blomlwrg, Folie-cn Noililin, Railiara Ilolwrts, .Ie-an Hitchcock, Carolyn Mallory, Marilyn lllc'Km-ii, Sin-ryl Thornton, Mary Oaks, Iilainc Joslyn, llonna King, Carol I i'ic4linan, Nancy Carr. ' roiv: Patricia Cola-, .Ioan llc-an, .Ioycv Morrison, ICl'c-anor Rakcr, Lois Moorv, mm-rt lialu-r, Alicv .loan Tinkliam, Margarct Girvan, .luiliili I'liillvrook, Flara Sianlvy, Marion Kciinvtt. riff, llol Commercial Club At thc get-acquainted party oi' the Commercial Club in Octobcr, thc now ollicors ln-gan tlicir clutics. EdithBaclge-1',pi'esiclci1t, conducted thc mcoting, assistcd by lictti' Grant, vicc nrcsiclcntg Patricia Leavitt, secrctaryg and Dorothy Shea, trcasurcr. A C'liristmas party was held in December, at which everyone vxchzuigccl nrcscnts and joinccl in group singing. At the Jai1uai.'y mvcting, Mr. Bernard Clough ol' thc IBM Company sliowccl a lilm and cxplainccl tho opvration ol' thc IRM macliiucs. lhfcoi-ils At thc March mccting, Miss Donna llolmvs i 'ii spoke on Your Voice is You. Slic gaw a dcmon- stration ol' a rccorcling mac-liinc. Also on that program was Mrs. Cassie- l.oucl.l'rom tln- Iiastcrn llcauty Academy, who gavc a talk on goorl groom- ing. During tho ycar the group also ciijoycd thc opportunity oi' going through tlic tvlcplionc builfl- ing. 54 lfirsl row, lvfl lo riyzhls Colle-1-11 Nllllfllll, l'l:11'ol1l Wl11'1'l1-1', l'll'2llN i'S Zoimlis, S11z:111111- Gil 1l111'1, llliss lVl2ll'L.f2lI'l'l lisivs, Gail Snow, Sl1111'1'ill 'lll1Ul'lIlOll, N2llll'3' Cill 1'. fiwf-orffl row: B2lI'l32ll'21 llolwrts, Ntll'l'l'll Fllllllillljlllillll, Mxixiiiv l.o1'1-ll, A111111 lttlllll :xl'll1lll' XY111'1lw1'Il, .lain-1 Wziclsworlli, fl1ll'0l Sl'd'lllllllS, .Io:111111- liop1-low. I Tldml roug- l'l1z11'lot111 lim-ll1-y, .lohii l121lll', G2ll'tll Climoliv, l1olw1't Tho111z1s, l.l'0ll2lI'1l Hatch, llolwrt lZo11li1'1'. The Spanish Club Tho activitios ol' thu Spz111ish Club this ye-211' XYl'l'l' 1111111c1'o11s. l11it.iz1tcs NVl'l'0 t2llil'll into thc club at tho Novcmbci' 111121-ti1111. A Cl11'ist111z1s party, 1111111111-11 with 21 Spanish thoino, was 21 l-02llll1'0 oi' tho Dom-111bc1' 111oeti11g. 111 .lz11111z11'y, tho club .ioiiivd with tho othoi' two lz111g11z1g1- clubs l'o1' tho 21111111211 i11t1-1'11:1tio11z1l 1111'1'ti11g. Mrs. K1-11110111 Kz1ligiz111 spoke to thu 111vmbo1's ol' both 1l1vSpz111isl1 z1111l l.ib1'z11'y Clubs i11 l'lUlJl'll2ll'X 111111 showvcl sliclvs olf Spain. Tho Spz111ish Zlllfl l1llH'2ll'5' Clubs' booth 1'oc1-ivocl tho prim' at All- liilllgill' Night 1'o1' tho bost booth, at wliich thoy sold l1o1111-111111111 C2lllIlX. A Spaiiish i'o1't11111- tvllvi' 211111 512111111 worm- also 21 part oi' tho All-.li2ll12,'0l' Night llooth. Ollicors i'o1' tho ye-211' woro p1'osi1lo11t, SUZQ111111- Gil1lz11't3 vivo prosi- 1l1-11t, Gail Snow: sm-1'11tz11'y, I 1'z111c1's Zoiclisg t1'cz1s111'111', llzlrold Wlice-l111'. Tho z11lvis1-1' l'o1' tho club is Miss ll'l21l'fZ2ll'0t listos. lsr l l'ir ' ,.4 nw! mir. lull fu riylfl: Sully For-cy, Cmistanci- Golclnizm, Ruth Sclaiv, Miss Iluiilviiv llimii I iuliii lim liii xx, I iii li Him inn I 1111 in - ss-i-ll, lilziim- Mlll'l'k,' f 12 '1 ' . f z Hui rom! fwfr: Aim NIM-liuli, Glviiilu Hutch, .lz1c'qu1-lim- lYz1slih1ii'ii, Sliirluiy Wuttnii, Szimliu lic-iiiiit, Gail lVloi'zui, llmmu Howlziml, .Ii-niiiiiv McI.i-ml, llium- lliiiiiiiiig. 'l'liirn' l'Ull'.' 'l'li1-iw-su Hziiisuii, llmiiin l,uiic-, t'lizxi'lott1- Mtll'l'lStll1, llzu- li. Hiwwwii, liilw-vii lla-iiiivtt, lrmzi llmwii, .luiiv llwvii. Library Club Tlw lillJl'2ll'X tfhih, uiiclui' the dirvctioii oi' Miss l,21llll'llt' llumi, ht-lil its lirst imivtiiig iii Oc-tobvi: Ollicors ol' the club, olvctvil at thc liiizil mvvti 2, last j't'21l',2ll'l' pwsicloiit, lmsliv Adkins: vicv piwisiiloiit, lqlillllt' illlIl'l'2lXI su rvtziry , .lm-lqiv llussvll: :xml ti'vz1siii'vi', Iliith Sclair. Th 1' vliih haul zi Y21l'll'tj' ol' l'llll'l't2lllllllfI,'21l'tfl mliiczitiuiizll I3l'0fl'l'illllS this psi-air, iiiclurliiig mio in which Miss Mariv Tliihwui, twain-lic-1' lm' thi' hliiicl mls-inoiistiutvil writing' iii Iirziillu. Du ring Hook Wovliu tho group pluiiiivrl :ui z1tti'zic'tiw display' ilcpict ing :1 typical living room with ai liw mmlvl rczuliiig il lmimli to czii'i'y out thi thi-mv Hllvarliiig' is l llll.'l At All-llziiigm' Night thv I,ihi'ai'y Club ami Spzuiisli Vluh wiiilmiiiwl tu civziti .1 lmiwtli si-lling liimii-imiflo cziiifly, :mil won first prim- lui' tht' btst booth. 56 First roir, left fu 'rig1ht: Ronald Huntington, Harold Wheeler, Ross Grant, Denis Hun- tington, William Khoury, Robert Miller, Nancy Barrows, Peter Anderson, Barry Fhadhourne, David Wentworth, Bradley Peters, Wayne Wihby, Mr. Thomas Hill, adviser. Secmul rmr: Nancy Taylor, Lenore Hersey, Christine Brasslett, .Iacqu-eline Russell, William Webster, Janieee Furrow, Gloria Faulkner, Larry Mills, Judith Kittredge, Marilyn Stinehfield, Nancy Ashmon, Betty Grant, Ann Vose. Tliirfl mir: Milton Silver, llarlene Handy, Stanley Jordan, llale llelano, Theoilore Khoury, Harry Megquier, Ronnie Stather, Loretta Russell, Julie Heherts, Joanne Noyes, Cora llymonfl, llavid Selair. Feurlli row: Howard Spralt, llonald Thomas, Noel livans, William Relterley, lioherl Thnnias, Italia 'l'hurlow, Sally McKay, lionna Fhzulhourne, Mary Ranlrlt. Band The 19533-51 llangor lligh School Band consisted of two groups, the marching band and the concert band. The marching band, which accepted anyone who could play a band instrument, played at. all the games, parades, and assemblies: the concert band was composed ot' people who had passed auditions with Mr. Thomas Hill, the director. This band gave its lirst performance at the animal Spring Concert for music groups on ltflarch 12. The marching band, along with Brewer High School's band, spent an enjoyable and constructive day at the University of Maine in the fall, where they were guest players at the Maine vs. Vermont football game. The entire band made a line showing at the Eastern Maine Music Festival in Farmington, both in their audition and in the parade. Orchestra Performs Away from Ho 57 1-31 fix! mir, lrll In riyflil: liusvilizily l,2llll'01ll', C'z1i'ls-uv .lUllllSUll, illdlj' Fivlil, Nm-liz! Kili- l iiwjv, lim-lsy luyv, Aritv Ym1iVui'is, Clzirzl Sturm-y, l'll4-mimi' llulu-V, Miss Allllll Viwiiisv, . , . . , , . , lulivzilmi-Ili llurliziiili, llupi- l'l'wl:ii'is, Nlzirllizi Afll1lIS, I aiiwwl bluzliiv, .l:im'1l1u-liiiv Nlzislv lim-ii, Imiiiisi liinq, l'llziin-.- .lusly ll. y m 'imiifl mi1'.' Nlllllj l':ii'i', .liilisi llcnln-Vis, l':il1liii1- .lllCliSHlI, lwsc--.Kiln Illvl lil-tvis, Sully filvliziy, llfluiizi llm-i'liu-rl, l'll:iiii4- Nlixi'i'z1y,.luy4-4- lVl1'n'i'ill. ll:1i'lvg1i'zi linyil, Sliiilm-5' Wut- 11vli,li:lyl1' Avimlil, Joy 'l'l1ui1ipsmi, NilllK'j' Nic'lwi'sm1, ,lnrimiv Nuyvs, 'l'l1'.'1'4-su f'1ll'lISU, .liuly Singzil. Hfiivl mir: .lrlziiiziv liZlllliS, .liulitli l'l1illii'im'k, .lunlilli Wvlislr-i', llutli We-lilw, .ls-ziiiiin-114' Xlkigglit, Alilll2ll1'll1'Gl'l'l'lSll, l'z1ul:1 l'zii11:alais, Aim Vosv, llama l 4'i1i1'.'i', llwiiiizi .lziim-s, Szxmlm Ra-mill, Mc-llizl Mvtculf, llzu- IC. limwzi, l3L1i'lu1i'zi Blitclwll, Nancy l'umiiix louis: islclull, llllllii lui mx I, i . 1 Q. , 4' .l. . lwiifrlli rim-5 fll1l'lSllll2l liziml, Iiimlu limwlm-ii, l,rii'iizi King, Sully l'ulmi'i', Ihiszxli-ml liwuilqs, l,imlzi Vivlfl, .Iuilith Gum-li, llz1i'l1-iw Hamlv, Hzii'lmi'z1 f'l1aiifllvi', Cziml Stvli- . , . liiiis, hliirlvx' li2li'll4'lfl1'l' llmiiizl Hfiwlunfl, Anno AFl'llXVl4'V l'z1Ti'ic'izi l.4-zivitt, .lum- - - ' . ' . - Ll , lmlmu- Mill:-1, 5llS2lll llulsky, lic'i'lilcv Hamilton, Mzlrtliu Clvzisu-, Nancy fwtclivll. Girls' Glee Club rw 1' v 1 1 llu- hirls Mlm-v Q lub, uncle-i' tho rlirvctloli ul Miss Anna Q ruusv. has tulwu part in niziny ul' tlu- musical lll'l'l'0l'lN?lllCOS ut' the school. At thc- Tlmiilcsgiviiig' assembly thi- girls 'lfJllll'fl with me-mbvrs ol' tlim- Iloys' llli-v Vlub in s i ii g' i ll gi f:I'llHllHI!l'N L 7'liuii!.'syii-17111. Tlw girls also pzlillclpzltvcl 111 ilu- nf' i'lii'istmz1s 21 s s 1- m lm l y. 'l'li1-5' snug six lllllT'll7l'l'S all thi- wiiu-i't givon at Vinci Sl,l'l'Ol Svlmol on Klurcli 12. Tlw clmicvs ul' tlu- group rzuigvml l'i'nm tlu- pc-ppy ,lohrlmz to thi- soft and lwziutiful l'll llliflfl ll llrrvim For Yun. Tlu- fllvv Vlub Look part in Ilw lizxstvrn Maxim- Music lfvstivzil at l zii'inilig'tmi in May. MN MUSIC' FOUNVII, Vfiwl mln' Nvlizi Kilim-y, Juililh liilllwlggv, ll2ll'lk'IlK' Humly, Ariim- Yuinvoris Sf-ruin! I'Hll'.' lVIl'. Thomas Hill, zimlvisvif l'll'iwst lllvssm-i', llulwrt 'l'luim:1s, llmiulil 'l'lmmz1s. Orchestra One ol' ll, ll. S.'s important musical groups, the orchestra, perlormeil ailmirahly cluring the school year ot' 19523-51. lnclurled among their many activities were a trip to lloston the Zlst ol' May, at which the members enjoyed a Pops concert: a concert l'or the general public May 28: and the representation ol' the group at the Eastern lllaine lllusic lfestival on Slay 15. The orchestra also renclerecl Various numbers at Junior ICN- hihition and at several assemblies. ORCHESTRA I irs! ron-, lrfl fo rigllf: Millard Georgre, Elaine Murray, Joanne Kopclow, Mr. 'Thomas Hill, Nelia Kinney, Marilyn Stinehtield, Sonja Head, Avery McNichol. Hwcoml role: Nancy Ashmon, llonna Chadbourne, Barry Megquicr, llarlcne Handy, Joanne Noyes, Pauline Jackson, Mary Fields, Mary Ranlett. .lziuiece Furrow, Gloria I aulkncr. 'l'l1i1vl row: llvnnis Huntington, llonalcl Huntington, Robert Miller, llonalil 'I'h'omas, Music Council The Music Council is made up ol' representatives from each ol' the music groups. lts achievements include setting up rules for music letters, deciding on a stanrlarclized music letter, and incorporating a set of rules for conrluct at rehearsals. The group also ilealt with infliviclual problems concerning members in any ol' the groups. Mr. Thomas llill is the adviser. 59 ' 'Q QQ' N ' V! 'f a Q 4 I 5 ' , , t , i . 55 .. 'Q Q i W D ii 2 If .. E S AE -5' H V9 5 gg A I .K 33'-N W ? x ff f lf ' Are? nn M, V K Yvff, , . 1 ,S . RY .. J. Xa l S' ggi 1 S11 ' T ': L f 53' Qs' Ages' 5, V v w gvi w in rrp ww 1 ,Sm-7 NX, 'V I' rw ' 'fl .si W 5 Q 4 A 3 ' Q 6 m 9- 'V W' Q fa 5' . a i'?i ' sg: Eg Q' 'f xg! S Vw f V Q if ' 'Af f f' 'if 'E 1 'T f Aw xv f 'vu 'wr A ww W . lg ax K Nl, at .Q1 Q i 3 ,fa 'X ' at Q lg n ,, g, ,A li? A I : ' l l BOYS' HIFLIC f'l.UH 1'1'1'1-.Qt11111-,l1'!'!1111'i11l1l.' H1'Ill'y ,A1l2llllSUll, M1-1'1'ill 1'l:11'li, lVl:1s11-1' 811111111111 .-Xll11 1'i11':11111, l'1'll'l' A111l1-1's1111, fl4'1ll'jl'l' Hurst, l11111z1l1l l'l111's1. I '111-11111l 1'1111': 1':1lx'i11 .l11l111s1111 H11wz11'1I S111 111 l'llll l'li1'111i111gl1'1111 flll'll'll Q 1 11'l'1111l l1111 ' , 1 , . . , . . 1. . ,. Xx!'l1ll, 1':11'l lll:11'll11w1-ll. Boys' Rifle Club ll111l1'1' 1l11- s111t111'x'1Si1111 111' l.1. C11l.S11-11111111 Cluvk llllll lVl,f'S3.f1. All11'1'1 C'l11':11111, 1l11- llnvs' llillv fllllll l11x 11111111l1111l 1 N11111x 111l 1 Il 17111 1 . .va '. 'C111's 111' tl111 club XVl'l'l' G0111'g'1- Cl2ll'li, 11'1-si1l-11111, illltl Hl'lll'y A1lz1111- l R1111, 11'11:1s111'1-1: l1 1'1111sis11'1l 111' lll'-ll'1'll I1ll'llll1l'l'S. 'l'l11 lli1l1' 1l11l1 1'11111111'11'11 lll 1111- Nz1111111z1l H1110 Ass111'iz11i1111 l'lll'lllg' M1111'l1 wl11ul1 is Ll lllllltlll-XYl1l'1' 1111-st. l11 1l11m 111:111'l1 llll' l'lllll 11lz11'1'1l i11 tl11- 1-ig'l1t1'1111tI1 1111siti1111. 'l'l11' 1'l11l1 also 1111-1I z1g':1i11s1 l3111'li11g'- 11111 lli I1 91111111 111 X1111111 1 xllllllllN H1111 S1l11111l 111 N111 X111l1 NI1111l1111l1I H11,,l1 5Cll1117l 111 N11 111111 1 ' 11,1. 1 ,Q 1 ' ,. V1 ll , 1 lll11'1ll ll ll11:l1 S1'l11111l 111' Y11111111111, 111111 South l'111'1lz1111l. 1l1 'l1 4i'llI'1'I'9 111' 1l11- 11-:1111 this Y'1'21l' 11'1'1'11 1'z1lvi11 .lllllllillll '1111l Gl'1ll'tLf1' f'l'll'li Glficers' Club 'l'l11 1l1l11'1-11 1'l11l1 1'11111111'iQ111l 111' '1ll 1l1i1'1l W4 ll ll U 'I' C' xtul 111 1li1 .. , , 1 ' .... .' 11' S, ' 11z1x1'1l its y1-z11 s :11'1i1'11i1-s lux ID QN 1111.113 1l11- :1111111'1l lllllll'1l'X' l3'1ll, l11-l1l 1111 M11 '91 'l'l1 1 h 1 'zu' -. 1- g'-1-111-1'z1l 1'l1z1i1'111z111 1'111' 1l111 1lillli'1' was Vlllll'1lll 1'111l1-1', 2lS,4lSll'1l l1y l.t. 1'11l, S1'1'11l11-11 Clark, lVIfSg'1. All1111'1 O. 1li11':11111, M,fSp:1. R11'l1z11'1l N. fltllll 11 11111 M S 1 l1l11111l l 0 .'g!'. 'I '1' .. w1'11s. 'l'l11-1l1'1'111'z11i1111s 1111111111111-1-, lllltlvl' S11-1'i:1l s111111'1'isi1111 111' I I Sgt. ll11'l1::1'1l M. f'l1'lllL'll1, 1-1111sis1'1'1l 111' ull 1111'111l11'1'k: 111' tl11- O1ll1'1-11' fllllll flllIl'1'l'K' 111' 1l1i ' ' X lll-,fllll Anil 1 1 ll11- 1'I11l1 1 ll 11l11 ll 1 ' 1lll'lx. s yl'l!I'S 1'l11l1 1w1'1- ullllillll Clltl1'l', 1111-S1111-1113 ll11l11-rt Williz1111s, vi1'1- 1111-si1l1-111: 11111y, S1'l'I'l'1Ill'j'1 :1111l .lllllll 11211113 t1'11z1's111'1-1'. As 1 -' 1l ' 11111-1'1i1111 111' 1l11- l 1'111'1-ss111' 111' Mili1z11'y S1'i11111'1- z1111l 'l'zl1'1i1'S, l,1. 1'11l, S1l'l1ll1'll lil .,, . 1 1 .1 1-' '.1'- .1 -- '...- 1 1 1 ,1 .1 1 1 1 ' 1 11 If l1llt11r111l1l. 11.NX11I1.1111Ix11111111,1111111811111 I111111 I 1111 111111I11XXl111111 111 1111 I 1111 1 lIXlIlI11I1I1l1I1 111111111 XII I1 1 11111 111111111111 I1lI1 II1IlII41 111111111 Q 2 ' 1 5 , 1111'1 11llI' '. ,., A ., ,1- 1-.. 1 . .512 V .1 . , 1 1 , 1 111lI11N 111111111 1 IXI1 1 1111! 11111 1' 11111 11111111 -X1'1111111 11111111111-II W11x'111- XY111I1v, 1'11:11'I1114 1121l'I21I111, .I111111 I1 1 , . 1 , U A 1111111 111111 I'11s1'111', 11111111XY111111'111'1I1, x1i1I'1Il1 1 11z1.1111'11111, 1111111111111 lI111111111'. N 1. 11111 II 5. 1111 1 11111 ' 111111I '1- 1 I:11'11, IIl'lII'X' .-1111111 Stetson Rifles '1'1111 9111141111 1l1l111s, 21 111'1111is11111 1Il'III 11121111 11I'g11IIIZK'1I 111 1111111111 111' Isz11:1I1 1 1 . . 1 K S1111s1111 111 191111. 1121s 51111111 11111111 1111111 1111211111 1111s l'21I'111'fI Z1 111111 1111111 1111111 1-. 1' 1 ' ' 21111111 111' 1.1. 1'11I. S1l'1JII1'I1 1II2lI'Ii 211111 BI S11 IIIIS X1'2lI'. 11111111 1111 1111111 I 1111111111 0w1111s, 11111 11111111 fIIS1JI2lV1'1I s11m1- 111111-5' 1I1'11I 111111 I1121I'1'I1lI11j 111:11 .1111-11' 111111111 111111151 11111111 11111 1111111i11. 12111111 l'2111121i11 T111-1111111111 111111111111 112 ,, . , ,h ,. . 1 . I 1111111111 11111 11121111. 11141 13111111111 111111111111 was 1 1111111 151 5111. XX1111.1111 1111111111 'IIII1' g1l119111I Il11111s 111211111 1111111' 111'S1 s1111x1'i11g 1:1 11111 1111111111 III 19.1.1--11 1 1 215' I,211'2l1Il'. 'I'111- 11121111 z1Is11 111'I'1'11I'I1l1'lI 211 11111 171-11111111 III 11111 A1'1111s111'1- IJ 1 11IYlI1'l'tIf11I 1IlII'1II1,1 II2lII'1II11l'11I'1I11' I121II2I111'-I111I'IIl1, N1-11' I1:111111s11i1'1-1111x1111 11111 5 '1III1' 'l1l11 I'11Il1I1'11 21 1111I111' Q'll2lI'1I 11111 S1'1lil1l1I' .I11s1-1111 51111 2lI'1I1X 111 111s ,-1 1 4 111111'11ss 111 11111111 1121 i fiwl row, lui! In riyflil: t'u1'ol Sluzmi-, lV11i'l4'm- Hzmily, UUIISIIIIIC1' Guhlnizui M S t Ilicliuiwi M. iii'-'lll1'lli, iiisti'iictuiA: liz11'l1z1i':1 l'il2lIlliit'l', iuZlli2lit'lll' th-iiisli, Ihiimi t':1i'11su, l,1'iscillu Hamlin. W4 1-:mil rw4':I.imlz1 Vivlil, Nou-4-ii Il:1v'cii1mm'l, Ilziwn I 1ii'i'mi5gI1 Nzliirx' Niclwrs Y , . Sziwiy, Nt'liI'2l Nash, Nancy l'imii'uy, 111-luv 'l'i'lm4Iy, Maury lluiilvtt, Nilll'il'llt timhm Il tximlyii Mzlllrmry. Girls' Rifle Team Thv girls' Vith' tl'2llN mvt t'X't'l'j' Wm-rlllvsclay 2li'tt'l'llOUIl for slimmtingx 1llllil'l'iilt'4iiI't'l'li0llUi'Al Sgt. llivllzlwl M. fiil'lU0lll, who has hm-li tht- tt 1m's mlvisvi' for tlirw .Y02ll'S. Tho tuum mlupvtml this your in thu Nzltionzll llith- Association and pl aww! twvnty-vig'l1tl1 out oi' Iii'ty-Imii' toams. Oiiiu-rs ul' tl1isyvz1i s tomn wvrv ii2ll'lJ2ll'2l t'lu111aIlc'i', prosiclviitg Om- iiw t.olcln1z1i1. ww pix-siclvntg DEIVIOIIL' Ilamly, SUL'l't'iill'j', Mziclallvllv tlvi'i'ish, ilt'2lSlll'Ul'1 'l'I1t-wszx t'zu'uso, oxwlitivt- ulliu-V. ii2lI'iJ2ll'2l l'I1z1mlIvi', Mzulzilum- th-i'i'ish, llzwlvm- Ilzmdy, :mil .lzuwt vm' wvixi that high scoi'vi's this XOEIV, st-m'ing' in tha' high MVS. lrvm- Iiumly wma tht- mt-dzils for tho ritli- l'il2lHlDi0llSilil1. tif! I wwf rffw, lv!! In riyflllt llulpli Wliitv, llOll4'l'l G11111, lluy Hussrvu, l'l:11'l1' NV1'llSll'l', fll'lll' 1 1 f1ll'll'I', l111l11-1-t Xlilliums, lz1ul Silsby, Hz11'11l1l Ay111'. 1-mul r11u'5 Stvwf lil'llll4'll, i'111111:11l flll'1ll1', Gll'Illl lZz11'1'1111s, .luliuu Wl1it11, lN'li1'l1:11'l 'l'1'1-l'1'tl11-11, G111'tl1 l'1111l111, llussvll W:11'1-. ll1'z11ll11y l'11i1-rs, lVli1'l1:11'l lVl111'll1-1', lli1-l1:11'1l IP1'1111111111111l, Alpha Hi-Y Sp1111s111'111l by tlw Y.lVl.C.A., tl11- Alpha lli-Y 1111-L ut. tlll' Y.M.C'.A. l'Yl'l'y lxlibllllill' 11ig'l1t. M12 William l11111111'tL lJUC2ll'I10 tl11- 1:lub's z1dvis111' 11111111 tl11- 1'11sig'11z1ti1111 ul' M11 llvs- li1- Wl1itl11111111'11. lluriug' lllll past yt'2ll', tho club l11'l1l many 1lz111c11s z1l't111' illll l1ig'l1 S1-l11111l's :1ll1l1-li1' 1.l'2lllll'S 11111l sp1111s111'111l 21 l12ll'QfC School T11u1'11z1m1111t ll21llL'l'. Alpha 1'1111t1'ibut111l to vz11'i11us 1'l1z11'ity 111'g1111izz1ti1m11s z1111l 1111111111111 l11tl11' l+'111'1'ig11 Slu- 4l1'lll lslllltl, l'llll at llz111g'111' lligb Scl11111l. 'I'l111 1'lub's muiu s111'x'i1111 p1'11,i111't was s1-111li11g' Zl ll4'1'1lj' buy tu flillllll .l111'1lz111, tlll' su1111111-1' camp ot' tl111 Y.lXl.i'.A. Alpha S1-ut Illl'llllJl'l'S 111 U11- Ol1l1'1' lloys' 17111111-1'1-111'11 111111 H111 Bl111l11l Stem- l.11g'islz1- llll'1'. 01111 ol' its llll'llllX'l'S, G1-1111 C2ll'll'l', l'21ll l'111' 51'111'111'11111' 11l'tl11- l.1-gislz1t111'1'. l'l2ll'lt' Xv1llJSU'l'il.ll1l ll11b1-rt iliuu w111'1- 1:l111s1111 to l'l'lJl'l'Sl'llt llltlll' club at tl11- llUXX'lj'- 111'g1111iz1-1l 'l'1-vus' i'11u111'il, il plzuiiiiug b11a1'd 1'1111sisti11g' 111' twn l1llllNlJl'l'S l'2lL'll l'1'11111 Alplm Ili-Y, livtu lli-Y, l.2lll'f'll City Club, z1111l Sub Dub Vlub. 'l'I111 11lli1'1-rs 111' this y1-z11 s club w111'11 l'lil.l'll' W11bst1-1', p1'11si1l1111tg 41111111 l':11't1'1', vi111 lll'1'Sl4ll'lll1 lZ11b111't l,1-1:1-1'1-, Sl'Cl't't21l'j'Q l:0lJQ'l't, Williams, t1'11z1s111'1-1'. 13-I l fi-sf mir, lvfi In rigflif: .luck lWvItzoi', lim-iw-tl lllcfiitvli-4-oii, lCi'n4-st Hollis, Willizini l'iltlvi', Tlioinzis l,2lI'lilll, Gary Smith, John Hilllllll1IllS, Willizun livlzlwzliu Nifruml rn11'.' ln-nnis Honvy, John Cain, llmlni-y l'vllu-y, Arthni W:ii'llwvll, lionuhl Vnsliniz n iw' an 'o vin. 1 , lm ni l Ci 1 'I'lmvl mir: t'oi'nvlins Miillziiia-y, Stuiil1-y.loi1luii, Ilonuhl Boynton, Alain liznlini-, llolim-rt Nlzlrh-y, Williuni Hill. Bela Hi-Y The- llotzi lli-Y, 11 brzmch ol' the Y.M.f'.A., moots ow-i'y Wvclm-sclziy night. at tht- Y.M.C.A. The club is unmlvi' tho ulirvction ol' its advise-i', Mr. Dania Giggcy. lk-ta has complotocl many svrvicv projvcts during' tho year: such as giving food bas- lwts to nvvdy llunilios at Christmas and Tll21llliSf2flVlllg', and contributing to clizirity mlriws and Wo-rhl Sviwico, an orgzinizution that c'ai'i'ia-s on tho work ol' tho Y.llil.C.A. tln'ou51hout tho worlcl. lk-tai also sponsorvcl ai booth at All-lhingoi' Night, thc- procvvcls going' to tho lforoigu Studont Fund. Tho club put on svvwal post-game flmicvs zuicl hvlrl its lifth zuinuzil Small zinml Medium Schools' Tournanieiit Dancv. Rota sont l'0Dl'0SOl1ti1tlYOS to thc- Olclvi' lloys' coni'vi'0ucv and to tho Moclvl Stzitv lmgislaturv. During the your the club has had sow-i'zil spvaliws and movivs :uid hold pnrtivs :it Camp Joiwlzui and l,ucky's Lzuidiiig. William Cutlvi' and Alan Hzulinv wow chosen :is i'0pi'a-sviitatixws to tho Toons' Council. Tho club concludes its sclivclulv with ai bzuiquvt, at which the now ollic-ers will bv chosen. 7 Tho rvtiring ollicvrs l'oi' tho yvai' zum- William Cutlvr, pix-siclviitg Thomas llarliiii, vicv presi- clvnt: l'li'm-st llollis, sm-c'i'otai'yg tlziry Smith, ti'vzisiii'vi'. llvtus llispluy Now .lu S Q clwts P3 PORTS limi mir, lr!! In l'l4IIlf.' Imiiivl Iiiiiiini, l'l4i1'lv Wm-Iistcw, llicliziixl lluwvll, t'l1'ii'I4-Q 'l lY- ' ' 'ns XR ' .. . . .- Iiii, Kmirli ly l'vi'ki .', I -listi-i' illlllli, lmy lliissuii, 'l'lmm11s l,llI'lilII, lWli'll2ll'l Willi-5. ffm! rfm': .lnhii llzimmfms, Gaim' Smit i, lwrf- 'z ' ' ' ' A I fi ig: filitllmi, limi W4-It-h, lziul Silslix, Ihiimlil II.miiItim, tnlllll tmilw, Xiiiiyliii Aiitlimzv l:ll'i91'll Www- IH-tm' 'l 1x'lrH' .I .liwhii Film. lliivl mir, lit-riiziiwl Stn-xwiisuii liriii Y . .- l. ' - iv- ,- l.. . ',. 4 ,. ..,.. ..a.,..i1 -I . -, .. 1 , -Q I , -st Mcswc-r, William lim-ttf-i'lvy, llmmltl llflylllflll. lulv it 'l'Iwmis Nt1iitwi1If'1N V4 it f iiti ,thulu lhiltti I mi Hull I mrllf l'1lll',' .lnhii l,uiIi', lluln-VI Ki-Ili-j, l'uh-' : -',.za -s z'vtt. 'a ' N, 'I 'z' .zu- x t :it fnlllll, Williim lutlsi I ilu 1iiI IVI ixi mic-, lint-Iiziwl l,2lQ'l', llzii'mu.i llzniiiiiiig, Vliiituli Yam Alun Iii l l'mII - , in m-5' ' wy. B-Club M- I . . .,,..,w lhis 54.11 5 li-C luh xuls om' ot tht- must actin- c-vc-i' to l'1'IJl'l'91'llttlll'2ltlll0tlNUl lhii Y sti-i' t'Izu'Ia as prvsifloiit, fllI2lI'llU 'l'ayloi' as V' 'I ti'vz1s11i'm-i'. 'l hv li-Cluh pwsviitf-fl at lvttvl' l'0C0gllltl0ll zlssvmbly, at which c0l'tiIic'zttvs 2 . 1 lu Dl'USlfl0llt, :mil lloy llussmi as sm-1'i'c'tz '- V Y sw-:1tvi's wvrm- pw-sc-rits-il to It-ttvi' wiilm-rs. Iiatv in tht xt D I Q tau' tho boys plzmiiwl :mil L'21l'I'lt fl out at wry succvsslul squzliw- claim- :lt thi li-f hih iii Avtimi lllgl l C8 thi stu I 1 School. lztrt ut' thv mmm-y va1i'iiwI :lt s Ilam-0 was turm-rl own' to tht' I'ui'vig' clviit Iuml. Tha- I!-Vluh is opt-in tin nity hwy who hwlilw 21 vzirsity Ivttvi' in it lhzljui' spurt, C'mu'Ii 'Ty l'c Il wills is thi- l'llllblS :ulx'isvi'. gm' lligh. At. the- Iirst mvoting ol' the yval' at new slatv ol' ollicvrs was 1-lm-ctt-cl with Walla ui tml First row, left In rfglzl: Ernest Messer, Michael Wiley, Bernard Stevenson, 'Tll0l1l2IS Larkin, Webster Clark, Charles Barker, Ben Welch, James Bartlett, Robert llegere. Su-owl role: Mr. Worth Noyes, Faculty Manager of Athletics, Paul Silshy, .lalnes lleau, Alan Schiro, Garth Cooke, Robert lli-ew, George Gardiner, Robert lVIarley, Russell Ware, Vaughn Anthony, Coach Norman Perkins. T'l1ir11 roi:-: llonalml Silver. Robert Ginn, Gordon Richardson, Charles Taylor, 4l'et-er 'Taylor, William Ilaley, Earle Webster, Martin l it,zpatrick, Robert Bryce, Assistant Coach Frederick Barry. Varsity Football This year's Bangor High School football team was a good example of how a green team could be molded into a solid, smooth-working club in a 'l'ew short weeks. Although the 1953 edition of the Rams did not have so impressive a record as some past clubs, with its 5-3 mark, it was certainly a credit to Bangor High. The powerful 1952 Bangor club was hard hit by graduation, and as the '53 season opened, Coach Cy Perkins found himself in the unhappy position of having only two line holdovers, Charlie Barker, and Bob Legere. With these boys and backlield men Web Clark, Bill Daley, and Pete Taylor as a nucleus, Coach Perkins soo-n had a strong offensive ball club, with the addition ol' Vaughn Anthony, Jim Bartlett, Bob Ginn, Tom Larkin, Gordon Richardson, Paul Silsby, Russ Ware, and Ben Welch. 69 if s A.., , U gf :..,, 4 K -,. -EW' 1, A W -z. -: A J -aw , I K A K. x . I 'ri X si' 1 ' ,..-v 1 1 -vu qw it Q 'VNV' ps it x. ,. Q S , 2 x Q X S K. 2 ' Q .,, . 'Ns :gf . af Sy x NSN Mix . S wx 1 Y? Z!! X ity ,gs +6 .ew N. JNNW aw .nf lk-kay Mvw, . W jx 6,65 wk X X i my 1 Q X, u . Q Q ' wi -m gs. , , f' V 7.Q I el N. 312' 51 ix i J. V. Football llnder the direction ol' Coach Hob Wells, the Bangor High J. V. loot- ball squad came through the 19513 season with a successful record ol' six wins and only one setback. The junior Hams opened the season by drop- ping the two junior highs. The M.C.l. Jayvees were the next to fall, fol- lowed closely by Old Town. Fifth Street Went down to defeat on the Jayvee's only road game, but Old Town proved to be too much for Bangor and revenged an earlier defeat. This was the only blemish on the Jayvee record as they dumped Garland Street to round out the season on a win- ning note. Many ol' the players showed great promise for the years to come. Faplain Ilill llill led a strong line that was aided by Conrad Cleale, Jim Dean, I-Bob Morin, Don Thomas, Everett George, and Hob Zoidis. The back- lield combination ol' Cal Johnson, Dick Drummond, Hal Ayer, and Wayne llolyoke broke wide open many a game for the .layvees. S1 ufefl, left ln riy1l1l:.Ioseph Savage, Robert Zoidis, Everett George, William Hill, Richard llrummond, Wayne Holyoke, Robert Morin, Conrad Cleale. Stnnrlinyn Coach Robert Wells, Calvin Johnson, llonald Thomas, Julian White, Gerald Shaw, Richard Mcllonald, Thomas VVebster, Managei' Edward Fowler. Cross Country The Ram harriers of 1953 rolled up one of their best seasons in many years by showing a clean slate of victories in regular competition. In the opening meet Coach Vince Cuozzo's charges rolled up a perfect score of 15 points against Hartland and Car- mel. In cross country scoring, the team with the fewest points wins. To gain a 'perfect sco-re of 15, it is necessary for a team to place the first seven runners across the finish line before a single opponent. Bangor then proceeded to romp over Old Town, took Lee and Ellsworth in a tri- angular meet, and then trampled the Maine Freshmen by a nearly perfect score. Lead- ing a field of six in the Regional Meet, the Rams closed o-ut the season by dropping Wa- terville and M. C. I. to the tune of 15 to 48 t-o 77, another perfect score. Hampered by bad weather, the Bangor boys placed second to Houlton in the State Meet, their first loss of the season. They revenged this loss in the New England Meet at Boston as they we1'e the first Maine team in the scoring. The J. V. harriers also had but one blemish on their record, a close loss to Water- ville in a triangular meet. Although the Rams will lose several brilliant lettermen this year, there are many fine p1'ospects coming up. Gary Smith, outstanding veteran of two years, will captain the Rams in 1954, and Coach Vince Cuo-zzo is looking forward to another good season. B.H.S. CROSS COUNTRY RECORD 1953 Sept. 25 Bangor 15 Hartland 59 Carmel 66 J. V. 18 Hartland J. V. 51 Carmel J. V. 69 Oct. 2 Bangor 20 Old Town 43 Bangor J. V. 17 Old Town J. V. 44 Oct. 6 Bangor 34 Lee 42 Ellswo1'th 57 Bangor J. V. 27 Lee J. V. 29 Ellsworth J. V. 78 Oct. 9 Bangor 16 Maine Freshmen 43 Oct. 16 Regional Meet Bangor 51 Lee 60 Old Town 77 Ellsworth 87 Presque Isle 103 Dover-Foxcroft 140 Oct. 20 Bangor 15 Waterville 48 M. C. I. 77 Bangor J. V. 22 Waterville J. V. 18 M. C. I. J. V. 42 Oct. 28 State Interscholastics 1st, Houlto-n 61 2nd, Bangor 76 Nov. 14 New England Meet, Franklin Park, Boston Bangor tied for seventh with Barrington, R. I., with 193 points. 73 51llll'!l. frfnlf row, lelfl to rigllf: Robert 'Thomas, llaniel Ilrinon, Charles Taylor, Rich- ard Russell, Webster Clark, Ronald Boynton, Stanford Gass. Nunn! role: Coach Frederick Barry, William lialey, Clinton Van Aken, Alan Schiro, Paul Silshy, Robert Cimhollek, John Graham, Richard Stacy, Manager. Varsity Basketball Bangor Iligh's basketball squad wound up the 19523-51 season with an excellent rec- ord ol' twelve victories against four losses and gained the sixth slot in the Eastern Maine Class L Tourney. Only three teams were able to beat the Hams this season, while Bangor took decisions from seven victims including double wins over six of the seven. The Hams opened the season with a 66-56 loss to Old Town, but then took both games on the Aroostook trip-the first time in several years that this happened. The Rams lost to Stearns and also a live point thriller to unbeaten Ellsworth. They then went on a rampage and took ten of the remaining eleven games. That one loss was to Stearns while the wins were doubles against Brewer, Bapst, and Waterville and singles against Old Town, Presque Isle, Houlton, and Berlin, New Hampshire. This streak carried the Rams into the Eastern Maine Tourney, where they met Old Town in the opener. It was the rubber game of the year for these two clubs and a thriller all the way. The Rams scalped the Indians 61-59 and went on to battle Ells- worth in the second. The Eagles took this one, overpowering the Hams 61-16. So ended a highly successful year for the Hams. Their startling comeback in the first Ellsworth game to decrease a 21-point deficit to come within 5 points of' winning. and the playing oi' a professional-looking Bangor team in the tourney opener against Old Town were among the high points of the season. The prospect for next year also looks bright tor Coach Barry's Hams, as three of this year's starters along with six of the other members of the squad will return next year. Only Captain Dick Russell, Iloh Thomas, and Stan Gass are departing, while Danny Drinon. Ronny Boynton, and Char- lie Taylor, along with Bob Cimbolleck, Bill Daley, John Graham, Alan Schiro, Paul Sils- by, and Gunnar Van Aken will be back and Should form a strong team for next year. 74 n-s i vilwl, left fo riylfl: Cornelius Mullaney, Richard lludley, Robert Zoidis, Ilonald 3 Thomas, ltohert Morin, Julian White, lravid Carlisle, Harold Ayer. fnuiingr: Manager Warren Overlook, Louis King, Stanley Jordan, Rodney Pelkey, John Hill, Richard lieadhetter, liverett Geor1.:v,.Ion England, William White, Coach Norman Perkins. J. V. Basketball The 1953-51 edition ol the junior hardcourt Hams finished a good sea- son with a mark of eight victories and six defeats. The main purpose of the J. V. program, other than giving the boys a chance to play against good competition, is to develop material for the fol- lowing year's varsity squad, and this year's squad produced several excel- lent prospects. Dave Carlisle, Bob Dudley, Everett George, Bob Morin, and Ziggy Zoidis all looked like good varsity material for next year. Two ol' the best games of the year were against class S teams. The Hams dropped a close game to Deer Isle, a semi-finalist in the Eastern Maine Tourney, and in the seaso-n's wrap-up took an impressive victory fi om a strong Beal's team, a team which lost the Eastern Maine S final by only three points to the eventual state champ, Bridgewater. 76 i f First row, left to fright: Cornelius Mullaney, Charles Taylor, Robert Kelley, Ronald Boynton, Bernard Stevenson, Vaughn Anthony, John Graham, William Daley liavid Carlisle. 5f'f'07l.'i row: William Hill, James Bartlett, llanicl lirinon, Richard Leadbettcr, Gordon Richardson, Stanley Craig, Manager Richard Stacey, Coach Fred Barry. Baseball Bangor l-Iigh's diamond nine started off the year in good fo-rm, but then faltered and fell, and at this writing the Rams have a record of two wins and four defeats. Bangor's prospects for the year looked good at the start of the season. The Rams had returning starters at catcher, third base, and left and center fields. In addition there were several other men back who had seen some service, and a few good sopho- mores. The hitting and fielding seemed fairly solid, but there was one question mark, and that was pitching. Coach Barry had Ronnie Boynton, Bernie Stevenson, and Clint Van Aken back from last year's squad, but these men had seen only limited serviceg and they, along with sophomore Dave Carlisle, made up the entire mound staff. These pitching worries seemed unfounded as the Rams chalked up victories in the two opening games. Ronnie Boynton got c1'edit for both wins, starting against Stearns, and relieving against John Bapst. After these games, however, the Rams started to slide. They lost to Stearns and Ellsworth on successive days, and followed with a loss to Brewer. Then Bangor dropped the playoff game to Ellsworth by a 9-2 count. At presen'C, that's how it stands. Despite Bangor's record, the pitching has looked good in spots and a timely hit or fielding play could have turned defeat into victory on seve1'al occasions. At the plate, center fielder Punk Kelley, a three-year veteran, has led the club with an average just short of .400. Charlie Taylor, the Rams' catcher and Connie Mul- laney, the sophomore right fielder, have also come through with some timely blows. Vaughn Anthony in right field, Jim Bartlett at first, Bill Daley at third, Danny Drinon at short, and Johnny Graham at second, make up the remainder of Bangor's starting nine. With only Anthony, Bartlett, Kelley, and Stevenson being seniors, next year's pastimers should really make themselves felt in local competition. 77 tn. F1 it lfron! ron-' Roy Husson, Peter Taylor, Owen Estey, John Lane, Stanford Gass, Robert 'l'honi:is, Ernest Messer, Theodore Khoury, Paul Kirouac, Allan Mitchell. Ne'-onfl mir- Ronald Mclteavv, Alan Badine, Everett George, Ralph White, Alan Sehiro, l'aul Silsby, Bradley Peters, Ronald Pelkey, Julian White, Harold Ayer. 'l'liird ron William Khoury, Glenn Barrons, Robert llrew, Clint Van Aken, llonald Thomas, llohert Marley, Michael Mueller, Kenneth Lane, Harold Wheeler, Jr.. M an age r. lfourfh row: Vincent Cuozzo, Assistant Coach, Lawrence Hadley, Sophomore Manager, Gary Smith, Russell Ware, Stanley Jordan, John Hill, lb'avid Wentworth, George Ci.ltllllt'l', Norman P'erkins, Coach. Track The Bangor High track squad closed out its 1954 regular season with one ol' the best records in recent years. The Hams went undefeated against high school competition, losing only to a pair of college freshman teams. From the way things have shaped up, Bangor is the favorite to take its lirst state title in many long years. For the third straight year, the juniors walked oii' with top honors in the interclass competition. The seniors had to be content with second place, and the sophomores placed third. The Colby freshmen proved too much for the Rams as they went down on the short end of a 65 to 51 score at Waterville. Cass, Husson, Jordan, Lane, Pelkey, Silsby, Thomas, Ware, Webster and White all chipped in with wins as they dropped Skowhegan 88 to- 29. v Next on the schedule was the Bates Relays where the Rams walked ofl with top honors with 44521, points. The Rams scored in every event. liven though the Rams lost to a strong Maine Frosh team, their second def eat, they swept the discus and shot put events. Bangor's next wins were over M. C. I., Waterville, and Winslow. Bob Thomas set a new school record by high jumping 5 feet 89244 inches in the Waterville-Winslow-Bangor meet. Thus the B. H. S. Cindermen, coached by Cy Perkins, iinished one of the most successful track seasons in recent years. The summary of all meets: lnterclass meet: Juniors 87113, Seniors 69, Sophomores f-3824, Colby 65, Bangor 51 Bangor 88, Skowhegan 29 Bates Relays: Bangor f14?V,, E. I.. ll. S. 27 2l!24i, llumford 22 U5 Maine Freshmen 76, Bangor -11 Bangor 89, M. C. l. 28 Bangor 103, Winslow 24, Waterville 16 78 l'l '1f f'H'. ff'ft lin rfyflll: Jeannette Bowles, Ruth Webb, Jean Zoidis, Cynthia S1-arles Rettylou llay, Kathleen Vickery, Barbara Lindsay, Nancy Getchell, lffflfllf' I'Ull'.' Barbara Boyd, Sandra Adams, Peggyann Bean, Charlotte Kelley, Jacque line Russell, Faculty Adviser, Mildred McGuire. lfuclr mir: Judith Webster, Nancy Pomroy, Theresa Caruso, Madalene Gerrish, Mari-4 ltill, Irene Trundy. Judith Kittredge was absent when the picture was taken. Girls' Athletic Honor Council The Girls' Athletic Honor Council ended an active year with the annual athletic banquet held at the Brass Iiail on May 11. New members were initiated at that time, and the seven inch chenille B given for three years of three sports at B. H. S., was awarded to Jeannette Bowles, Bettylou Day, Ruth Webb, and Jean Zoidis. Other council activities included operating concession booth at football games, ushering at basketball games, running a booth at All Bangor Night, and carrying out the girls' dred Mctluire. Ollicers for 19523-195-1 were presi- dent, Kathleen Vickery: vice president, Bettylou Day: secretary, Vynthia Searlesg and treasurer, athletic program, under the guidance ol' Miss Mil- I'1lUUUfS wil NW' S1 iI 4'S i 3 .lean Zoidis. 79 HONORARY ALI,-BANGOR FIELIJ HOCKEY TEAM ldrnnl row, left Io rigflzf: Nancy Getchell, l,eslie Adkins, Ruth Webb, Jeannette Bowles, lm-ne Trundy, Capt. Bettylou llay, Jean Zoidis, Barbara Lindsay, Cynthia Cole. Tlirlvlle role: Margaret Girvan, Madalene Gerrish, Theresa Caruso, Peggyann Bean, liinda Bowden, Barbara Chandler, Manager Kathleen Vickery. Ihrrlf rfnr: Noreen I'lllllllilllj.Q'l12llN, Jacqueline Washburn, Barbara Boyd, Sandra Adams. Melba Metcalf. .lane lledonnett was absent when the picture was taken. Girls' Hockey ln their lirst season of play at B. H. S., the scrappy, spirited Sophomore Team de- feated the upperclassmen in some close battles to become the proud possessors of the hockey trophy. Led by Captain Marie Ifill, and coached by Bettylou Day, Ruth Webb, and Jean Zoidis, the sophomores fought their way to victory. Members of this team of newcomers included: Captain Marie lfill, Bonnie Bean, Ann Gallagher, Louise Getchell, Sonja Head, Judith Merrill, Gail MO1'3I1, Nancy Nickerson, Carol Stebbins, Ann Thibo- deau, Nina Webster, and Martha Zoidis. The seniors, with Bettylou Day, acting as captain, and Barbara Lindsay, as coach, were much improved from last year, and gave their opponents stiff competition. Captain Irene Trundy and coaches Jeannette Bowles and Kathleen Vickery sparked the junior players, who showed a great deal uf promise as a championship team. Twenty-two juniors and seniors were named to the All Bangor Hockey Team. This honor is conferred upon the girls who have faithfully attended practice games for at least two seasons. The players and their positions are as follows: l,.W. Nancy Getchell, Melba Metcalf C.H.B. Jeannette Bowles, Margaret Girvan I,.l. Ruth Webb, Linda Bowden Il.H.B. Madalene Gerrish, Irene Trundy tl. Barbara Chandler, Noreen Faulkingham L.F.B. Barbara Boyd, Peggyann Bean li.l. Kathleen Vickery, Sandra Adams R.F.B. Leslie Adkins, Cynthia Cole ILW. Barbara Lind-say, Jacqueline Washburn Goal Jane Bedonnett, Jean Zoidis l..l-l.l!. Bettylon llay, Theresa Caruso 80 JUNIOR WHITE TEAM Fmnl row, Ivft In riylzt: Joy Thompson, Margaret Girvan, Theresa Caruso, Capt Pcggyann Bean, Linda Bowden, Barbara Chandler, Carolyn Hill. Ifuvli' row: Rosalie Brooks, Marlene Cohen, llawn Furrough, Gayle Arnold, Madalenc Gvrrish, Carolyn lie Goff, Susan Atwood, Coach Ruth Webb. Girls' Basketball After a high spirited season of Intramural basketball, the Junior W hito and Sophomore White teams came through with identical records, to tie for the championship. Both teams exhibited much ability in working out plays and controlling the ball, and a tie was inevitable. Competition was stiff this season, and games were 'played with the highest enthusiasm :ind sportsmanship. The scores of the Intramural tourney were as follows: Won Tie Lost 1 Junior White 5 Sophomore White 5 1 Junior Red 4 2 Junior Blue 3 3 Sophomore Blue 2 4 Seniors 1 1 4 Sopho-more Red 0 1 5 SOPHOMORE WHITE TEAM Front frow, left to 1-ighi: Martha Zoidis, Linda Field, Lou Ann Potter, Capt. Marie Ifill, Jo Ann Potter, Nancy Taylor, Polly Jackson. Igllfli' row: Coach Barbara Lindsay, Nina Webster, Sandra Benoit, Kay Woodward Coach Jean Zoidis. 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Overnite Truck Service to and from Boston SYSTEM COMPANY Wllneng jf!! .fgljpflfff PETER'S RESTAURANT 158 Main Street Bangor, Maine Ihe original AU NT MOLLYS 30 Difi e1'ent Flavors of Ice Cream Sundaes -- Milk Shakes Cold DI-inks -Q Pop Corn 8371907 ' Maine 427 Main St. Bang DON LEWIS'S ARCTIC REFRIGERATION SERVICE Commercial RSIFIQGTBIIOH AIR CONDITIONING TELEVISION 36 Patten Street Bangor, Maine PRIEST DRUG CO. 136 Exchange Street Bangor, Maine ir ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE PENOBSCOT EXCHANGE SPORTSWEAR for YOUNG MEN Sport Coats - Slacks - Sport Shirts Sweaters - Neckwear - Footwear Timely Suits - Arrow Shirts Wembley Ties - Freeman Shoes M. L. FRENCH 81 SON 196 Exchange St. Bangor Ei'eirylzhing for the Window Custom-made Window Shades Venetian Blinds Drapery Materials Drapery Hardware Draperies Made to 'Order Bangor Window Shade Company BIERRILL R. KITTREDGE, Prop. Tel. 6319 76 Columbia st Bangor, Maine Friedman Furniture Company uk Maine's Largest Furniture Store Serving Northeastern Maine For the Past 40 years 154 Exchange Street Bangor, Maine MORRISON'S BRAKE SERVICE OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE .Sntisffzction GIl!l7'flPZf?l'Ii 62 Cedar St. Bangor Tel. 2-0295 Joseph H. Fleming Co. Eastern Mainc's Largest Tire Distributors 55-65 OAK ST. BANGOR, ME. Joe Fleming Wants to See You About Goodyear Tires DIAL 9446 eimolbseot Hottie BANGUR, MAINE A Landmark of Hospitality For Over 125 Years The Haynes 81 Chalmers Company Wholesalers and Distributors in HARDWARE - BUILDERS SUPPLIES Steel - Bolts - LlllTlb01'lTl6ll,S Supplies - Paints - Doors - Windows Roofing - Dynamite - Sporting Goods 174-192 Exchange Street Congratu lations to CLASS of '54 You are now' enferingj a 'neu' phase of your lires with more and more deeisiofns to become your men. You will find I measure up to your most e.raetin.g starvdairds for fl better way to modern living in the home. on the farm and in industry. Reddy Klilowatt Your Electric Serrant Bangor, Maine 1 -RPS, ' - 0 ': og e Nu f G 1 CD X3 K.fS'5?In BANGOR HYDRO EL ECTRIC CO. FRANK E. FORD J USED CARS Bought and Sold TEL. 7763 2 Main St. Bangor, M THE RINES CO. 43 Main St. Quality in Fashion for Juniors, Misses, Women C. Oriental Restaurant osucious cnnsisse rooms 209 Exchange Street Bangor, Maine PENOBSCOT PAINT PRODUCTS CO. WALL PAPER inlaid Linoleum-Artists Supplies 191 Exchange Street Bangor, Maine LEO K. SARGENT 15 Main St. Mtg. Jewelers Eye Glass Frames Repairecl Also Watches and Clocks Repairecl Complete Jewelry Repairs SINCE 14931 Southarcl of Bangor 195 Exchange st. Modern Store Equipment Lite-Time Aluminum Boats OUTBOARD MOTORS CHAIN SAWS Atlantic Steak House TEL. 8004 169 Exchange Street SHOES FOR 'THE FAMILY Endicott - Johnson Shoe Company 49 Main Street Bangor, Maine Bangor REAL ESTATE APPRAISALS INSURANCE SEE VVilliam F. West, Class 1913 or Danforth E. West, Class 1938 of the Pearl Ei Dennett Company 6 State St. Bangor, Me. JOHN PAUL'S f-:1 lHf07lN fm' STADIUM JACKETS in your school colors FREE Nami- Embroiderefl Emblem Shar! or Tull, Big ofrSn11lII John, Ijlllll Fits 'Em All JOHN PAUL CO. 55 Pickering Sq. Bangor Louis KIRSTEIN 8m Sons Our 60th Anniversary in Real Estate and Insurance Service Kirstein Building 44 Central St. KNIGHT AUTO SALES COMPANY 54 Cumberland St. Telephone 2-1505 S TUDEBAKER Bangor, Maine Olympic Sporting Goods Company It Pays To Play 27 Central Street Bangor, Maine Telephone 7273 WE CATER TO SCHOOLS The Bangor House Offers FINEST FACILITIES FOR Banquets and Parties Telephone 7321 Bangor, Maine Francis Leverette Vose MafograpA er Special Prices to Senior -Class 9 Broad St. Bangor, Me. Telephone 4791 HANE T Shirts and Briefs Get more than you Bargained for from your Retailer W. S. Emerson Co., Inc Bangor, Maine R. Wood is Good for the Sole WOOD'S CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH QUAUTY USED CARS Shoe and Zipper Service 4 T8 Oak Sl. RUN!! 'Wl'. M 119 Flilllklill Si. RLll!2'0l', ML. Tl V - 77 1' lII'1't' I Pos! Hz' 1'1'lI I' l'lPII111f .-Ulvulfu EOR THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT Vasu me BIJOU and PARK THEATRES PARK AMUSEMENT CO. DILLING-HAM'S BRASS RAIL 202 Exchange Street Book Binders Bangor. Maine 29 Franklin Street Bangor, Maine QUALITY BAKERY HOME-MADE PASTRIES BIRTHDAY CAKES 1 mlmm I WEDIYING CAKES 216 Hz mnmml i ucmxmm I Street. Bangor, Maine Quality Seafood Specialists Since 1834 For Over 100 Years Bang'or s Leading' Seafood Market ITIIML 11011, flzmlf of Ffrvsh Seafood, 111 inlr of JONES' SEAFOOD MARKET -19 Pickering Square QUEEN CITY BROWN 81 WHITE DYE HOUSE pApER CQ- FLEANING - DYEING PRESSING PAPER MERCHANTS Bangor, Maine mal 5167 73 Broad St. Bangor, Mc Compliments iof BANGOR oPERA 'ou' HOUSE LATEST COAL - COKE - OIL IN THEATRE ENTERTAINMENT WILLIAMS OIL-O-MATIC Heating Equipment MARKET Iron Fireman Groceries, Meats and Produce Industrial Burners 126 Third St. Bangor, Me 2-1 State St. Bangor, Me. Tcl. 6-166 sei-vice Ui- Self-Service FOSTER'S M. L. COF F IN DYE HOUSE , Everything for ONE DAY SERVICE the FARM and HOME 'TEL' 8379 725 Broadway Bangor, Mo. Brewer, Maine Tel. 8289 LOUGEE-FREDERICK'S I 31-gm Eddie s Grocery Always the Finest in Flowers 699 Broadway TeI. 4521 95 Cemer SIVe9I Visit Our Garden Centex' Bangor! Maine and Power Equipment Division DIAL 2-1769 Eastside Beauty SI1op Expert Operators 206 State St. Bangor, M FOX 8 GINN, INC. MOTOR EXPRESS LINES Local and Long Distance Movers 12 Howard Lane Phono 5608 Bangor, Maine DINETTE OPPOSITE THE HIGH SCHOOL C. E. NOYES COMPANY I1fNf'I'fIlIlf'0I'N U. S. ROYAL TIRES NOYES RET READING 244 Harlow SI. Bangor Dial 8277 flaw, Wann ' Oflwiifwgofze 5,000 WATTS 620 K. C. DAVID BRAIDY , . , . , . , .Shozvmq 11. Ifzne .Selzfvtmvz of Coats, Suits and Dresses Moderately Priced 14 R1-oad St. Bangor, Me. Complinzents of SENTINEL ENGRAVERS Waterville - Maine Jay's Youth Center For Distinctive Chilclren's Wear and Juvenile Furniture Department 32 Broad St. i Tel. 5092 Bangor, Maine .4 A S. G. 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