Besse High School - Breeze Yearbook (Albion, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

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MITCHELL Principal Social Studies-English Boston University Higgins Classical 1934-43 Besse High School 1943-56 Principal 1953 ASA A, GORDON Superintendent Farmington Teachers College B. S. Degree Graduate work U. of M, Rumford 1949-41 Besse High School 1951-56 MISS RUTH AASKOV English-French Augsburg College, Minneapolis, Minnesota B.A. Degree Besse High School 1954-56 MISS BARBARA MCGOWAN Commercial-Night school Softball Coach Husson College Belgrade 1955 Besse High School 1955-56 FRANK P, HARRISON Mathematics-Science Baseball Coach Univ. of Me. B,S, Degree Navy 1953-1955 Besse High School 1955-56 L. JEROME AUDET Math-Social Studies Basketball Coach Univ. of Me. B.S, Degree Rockland 1952-55 Besse High School 1955-56 School Committee NELSON ROBINSON JOHN WALLACE BRUCE MARKS ii' SW! i F sg Seated left to nght Ahce McK1e1 Maxme l-lardrng Audrey Drake Carolyn Fowler Robert Lrttlefxeld Charles Spearnn Menetta Meader Standrng Judith Meader Ray mond Marks Ronald Llttlefreld Ronald Lee Everett Drake Edrtor rn Chlef Copy Editor Busrness Manager Feature Edrtor Advertlsmg Manager Llterature Edrtor Subscrrptxon Manager Photo Edltor Boys Sports Grrls Sports Humor Edltor Alumnr Art Edltor Local Bnefs Advisor ROBERT LITTLEFIELD CAROLYN FOWLER CHARLES SPEARRIN AUDREY DRAKE RONALD LITTLEFIELD ALICE MCKIEL RONALD LEE MAXINE HARDING RONALD MARKS MENETTA MEADER EVERETT DRAKE IUDITH MEADER RAYMOND MARKS MARY FULLER MISS LEOLA MITCHELL ff W f Roll ut Zbonor Q Q ' XJ 2215 700084 Qfaaofw Waaaw Shirley Barton 1 Audrey Drake 2 Carolyn Fowler 2 Maxine Harding 2 Robert Littlefield 2 Ronald Littlefield 2 Judith Meader 2 Menetta Meader 2 Everett Drake 2 Alice McK1el 2 Ronald Marks 1 Scott Dow 2 Mary Fuller 2 Christine Rackleff 2 Scholarship Science Social Science Mathematics English Activities Public Speaking Citizenship Danforth Award Perfect Attendance Reader's Digest Award Curtis Circulation Co. Typewriting Shorthand Husson College Award Music Librarian Sauna Shirley Barton Charles Spearrin 1 mama Ronald Marks 7?55 14 Alice McKiel Karl Keay Carolyn Fowler Sherrill Spiller Gladys Brown M. Rowe - M. Cookson L. Fowler - R. Hayward i fi if fs L 5 Menetta Meader O 1 ' N- - . ,C xr'INXXNSi.L Dorothy Bastarache 2 Raymond Marks 1 Clayton Mason 2 Charles Spearrm 1 Walter Robbins 1 Raymond Meader 1 Carleton Braun 2 Ronald Hayward 1 Karl Keay Ronald Littlefield Alice McKiel Karl Keay Alice McKiel Leon Fowler Robert Littlefield Karl Keay Karl Keay M. Harding Karl Keay E. Drake Carolyn Fowler Shirley Barton Carolyn Fowler Maynard Boivin Maxine Harding g l iefzs fw f or . ' A gs., . X Ap gy A 'HQ 4 6 Guitar, I L AQ L I-f ' If - A A . . 1 1 SENIORS SHIRLEY BARTON FORWARD BE OUR WATCHWORD 65444 fd! DOROTHY BASTARACHE AUDREY DRAKE CAROLYN FOWLER MAXINE HARDING RUSSELL HAYWARD Presrdent Vrce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Class Reporter CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLOR CLASS MARSHAL Baccalaureate Last Chapel I ROBERT LITTLEFIELD RONALD LITTLEFIELD RAYMOND MARKS CLAYTON MASON GERALD MASON CHARLES SPEARRIN Zhu Offceac I if! l 4 I J f f RAYMOND MARKS ROBERT LITTLEFIELD AUDREY DRAKE RONALD LITTLEFIELD CAROLYN FOWLER Camatxon Maroon and Whxte Maxme Hardmg June 3 1956 June 1 1956 X 5 Graduation ---- -- -1 -- ---- ------ ---------- ------ -- ---- -- -- June 5: 1956 R 4 1 ' lf, up -H, - 41 A . All A ll A alba 1 ,K yuh-il r if af, f j SHIRLEY MARTHA BARTON Augusta Nov 15 1937 Shirley COMMERCIAL First HONOR ESSAY Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well Basketball2 Basketball Manager 1 3 4 Softball 1 3 Ed itonal Board 1 2 3 Girls Sport Editor 1 Assistant Print er 2 Assistant Typist 3 Commercial Club 3 4 Com mercral Club Reporter 3 4 Commercial Club Play 4 BAA 2 Lrbrarxan 2 Prize Speaking 3 Graduation Usher 3 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 DOROTHY BASTARACHE Thompsonvrlle Conn Dot Aug 18 1937 COMMERCIAL PROPHECY Lost time IS never found again Transfer to Besse 4 Commercial Club 4 Commercral Club Play 4 AUDREY MARILYN DRAKE Albion Sept 5 1938 Audrey COMMERCIAL VALEDICTORY There IS no cosmetic for beauty like happiness Minstrel Show 1 Ed Board 1 2 3 4 Assistant Editor rn Chief 1 Assistant Lit Ed 2 Lit Ed 3 Feature Ed 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Captam4 Softball 1 2 Cheerlead ing 1, 2, 3,4g Student Council 1, 2.4, Secretary 49 Class Secretary 2, 4, Treasurer 1g Delegate to Girls' State 35 Graduation Usher 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Junior Play 3g DAR 4g Glee Club 1.4. fl...--.., CAROLYN ERDINE FOWLER Albron Nov 3 1938 Carolyn COMMERCIAL SALUTATORY Laughter IS sunshrne rn any man s house Class Secretary 1 3 Class Reporter 2 4 Copy Edrtor 4 Assrstant Edltor rn Ch1ef2 3 Alumnr Edrtor 1 Student Councrl 1 3 4 Secretary 3 Bookkeeper 4 Glee Club 1 3 4 Marne All State 1 K V C 4 Commercral Club 3 4 Secretary 3 Prrze Speakrng 3 Grad Usher 3 Jun ror Play 3 Commercral Play 4 BAA 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 Cheerleadrng 1 2 Head Cheer leader 3 4 Lrbrarran 1 2 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 MAXINE MAE H ARDING Albron August 27 1938 Macky 'Many wrsh to possess knowledge Few are wrllmg to pay the prrce Basketball 1 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 Cheerleadrng 1 2 3 4 BAA 2 Lrbrar ran 3 4 Class Reporter 1 Edrtorral Board 1 2 3 4 Class Reporter 1 Grrls Sport Edrtor 2 3 Photo Edrtor 4 Per fect Attendance Award 1 2 3 Honor Ro 1 2 3 4 RUSSELL JAMES HAYWARD Mrlford Mass Jan 19 1938 Brut GENERAL CLASS GIFTS We must always have old memorres and young hopes Baseball 2 Basketball Manager 4 Baseball Manager 4 Commercral Club Play 4 Commercral Club 3 4 Jumor Play 3 Second Place Junror Prrze Speakmg 3 Salesman shrp Award 2 3 4 'X COLLEGE MARSHAL ' . . . : : ' - ll , . , . ROBERT HAROLD LITTLEFIELD Alblon Jan 18 1938 Bo COLLEGE Thlrd HONOR ESSAY Do not squander TIME for that IS the stuff ltfe rs made of Edrtorral Board 1 2 3 4 Edrtor rn Ch1ef4 Art Edttor 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Co Capta1n4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Class Vxce Presxdent 4 Class Reporter 3 Frrst Prrze Iunror and Regronal Prrze Speakmg Contest 3 Iunror Play 3 Graduatton Usher 3 Student Councrl Vtce Prestdent 4 Boys State3 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 RONALD GEORGE LITTLEFIELD Albron Ian 18 1938 Ronme COLLEGE Second HONOR ESSAY Learnmg wrthout thought rs labor lost Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 Class Vrce Presrdent 2 Treasurer 3 4 Edrtortal Board 2 3 4 Assrstant Humor Edrtor 2 Humor Edttor 3 Adverusrng Manager 4 Prtze Speakrng 3 Gradua tron Usher 3 Sctence Award 3 Jumor Play 3 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 RAYMOND BRUCE MARKS Albton Jan 16 1938 Ga GENERAL CLASS WILL A ltght heart lrves long Edrtonal Board 1 2 3 4 Student Councrl 1 2 3 4 Vrce Presrdent 3 Presrdent 4 Class Vtce Prestdent 1 Class Presrdent 2 3 4 Commerctal Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Prrze Speakmg 3 Jumor Play 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Co Capta1n4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Ltbrartan 3 4 Com merctal Club Play 4 Class Marshal 3 BAA 2 4 . n i 9 o I ' I l . 1 2 l I n 1 142 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4g . l 1 I l E l I I l I - ' . . s ' . . : ' ' : ' : . . . . X CLAYTON LEWIS MASON Albion July 16 19.39 Clayt GEN ERA L PROPH ECY It s better to know nothing than to half know many things Minstrel Show 1 Baseball 2 Junior Play 3 Graduation Usher 3 Commercial Club 3 4 Commercial Club Play 4 Prize Speaking 3 GERALD ELMER MASON Albion, April 20 1937 ake GENERAL CLASS GIFTS Slow but Sure Minstrel Show 1 Baseball 2 Junior Prize Speaking 3 Graduation Usher 3 Commercial Club 3 4 Commercial Club Play 4 CHARLES DANIEL SPEARRIN Unity Dec 31 1937 Charlie GENERAL ADDRESS TO UNDERGRADUATES I give advice but I do not inspire conduct Basketball 1 2 3 4 All Star 4 Waldo County All Star 3 Fowl Shooting Contest4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Class President 1 Vice President 3 Treasurer 3 Student Council 1 2 3- Editorial Board 1 2 3 4 Assistant Joke Editor 1 Joke Editor 2 Assistant Advertising Manager 3 Business Manager 4- Prize Speaking 3- Junior Play 3- Graduation Usher 3- Commercial Club 3 4 Commer- cial Play 4g Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4. On September 9 1952 erghteen boys and gxrls clrmbed aboard a shrp of good for tune to garn knowledge to become good crtrzens and to learn sportsmanshrp Early on our voyage we lost the Russell boys Wrlfred and Joseph By the end of our frrst year on our trxp to success by sellrng refreshments at games and by havrng a Valen trne s Dance our treasury had a balance of about S55 00 Ftfty per cent of our class made the honor roll and frfty sxx per cent of our class went out for sports Our class advrsor was Mrss Cyr And then came the second year of our voyage September 1953 Srxteen en rolled rn our class but at mrd year we lost Joseph Brown Durrng the year we sold refreshments at two basketball games and sold Chrrstmas wreaths boostrng our bank account to S73 94 Thrs year seventy frve per cent of our class went out for sports and thrrty seven per cent of our class was on the honor roll Agam our class advrsor was Mrss Cyr September 8 1954 back to the thrrd year on our trtp to success were thrrteen Jumors We were sorry to lose Leland Frtch George Bourque and Roberta Vannah Our new class advrsor was Mr Brckford After weeks of hard work the Junrors pre sented a successful play called Here Comes Charlre We sold refreshments at bas ketball games and we boosted our frnancral standmg to S213 00 Thrs year frfty erght per cent of our class were on the honor roll and srxty four per cent went out for sports September 6 1955 back to school for our last year came thrrteen Senrors all anxrous to end our successful Journey 1n June We had one addrtron Dorothy Bastar ache to complete her Journey wrth our class Mrss Mrtchell became our class ad vrsor and our class elected the followrng offrcers Presrdent RAYMOND MARKS VICE Presldent ROBERT LITTLEFIELD Secretary AUDREY DRAKE Treasurer RONALD LITTLEFIELD We ptcked potatoes for Mr Edgerly and made S350 00 of hard earned money We sponsored a roast chrcken supper wrth all the frxrngs and cleared about S140 00 In December the loss of Rrta Rowe left twelve to complete our Journey A ar er per cent than ever made the honor roll erghty three per cent and seventy rve per cent went out for sports And now as we go to press the Senror Class feels that rts trrp to Washtngton D C wrll be a most rmportant event rn our Journey through Besse Hrgh School pill rP ' 'I In-llllg lm 5 HJ I Class RSPOIICI' --'-'------------- CAROLYN FOWLER , ' ' . l g- ,Q H4 ts' t '+'- A J fir . --, ffl 'I 1 1 1 V .N H ill, H H31--' -'J -J Seated left to rrght. Maxrne Hardlng Audrey Drake Dorothy Bastarache Carolyn Fow ler Shrrley Barton Standrng. Charles Spearrm Robert Lrttlefreld Gerald Mason Raymond Marks Clayton Mason Russell Hayward Absent from PICIUIE Ronald Lrttlefxeld Our school career fades away graduanon over a new lrfe co lege work marrrage cherlshed old fnendshrps plans made and bro ken xnto the future a world to be conquered for some fame fortune others drsapporntment all SII'1V1Hg for success remembeung the class motto Forward be our watchword And so Farewell Class of 1956 ,JUNIORS aaukvz Seated left to rlght B Cole W Robbms M Meader I Sylvester J Meader R Lee B Rowe Standmg Mr Audet Advrsor N Fletcher M Rowe E Wrggm M Cookson G Shores The Iumor Class has twelve members th1s year We had thrrteen when the school year started but Helen Pottle left us 1n the fall She IS now workmg rn New l-lamp shrre We chose class offrcers at the frrst class meetrng September 9 1955 they are Presldent JOHN SYLVESTER Secretary IUDITH MEADER Treasurer WALTER ROBBINS Reporter MENETTA MEADER Our class advrsor rs Mr Jerome Audet the basketball coach and seventh and erghth grade teacher We have a total of S99 25 rn our bank account NA Jar 0 X x Vice President ----------------- RONALD LEE 'rfb s 1 f -I , X X 3 SOPHOMORES Seated left to rrght E Drake P Emery R Marks A McKrel Standrng Mr Harrrson Advrsor B Fletcher N Wrllette Our class of 1958 IS composed of srx members Ilene Frtch and Lawrence Gordon left us at the begmmng of the year Lawrence IS ru the Army statroned at Fort Lee Vrrgrnra Our class offrcers are Presrdent Ronald Marks Secretary Patrrcra Emery Treasurer Everett Drake Reporter Altce McK1el and Class Advrsor Mr Harrrson These members are rn Student Councrl Alrce McK1el IS Student Councrl Reporter and Everett Drake was chosen from our class to attend the State Student Councrl Meet mg held rn Watervtlle Edrtorral Board members from our class are Ronald Marks Boys Sport Edrtor erary Edrtor We 1n1t1ated the Freshmen at Freshmen Recep tron October 3 Members of our class presented a Chrrstmas play wrth the Freshmen under the drrec Q tron of Mrss Aaskov Three of our classmates won Z prrzes rn the annual magazme drrve Everett Drake Z wmmng frrst prrze of S10 We have about 580 ru our treasury y Everett Drake, Joke Editorg and Alice McKiel, Lit- 1 . , . . ' 1 ze.--f . . 0 ff - ,Z v . at FRESHMEN Seated left to rrght M Fltch G W1gg1H C Rackleff S Dow M Fuller R Mea der D Pottle Standrng Vhss Aaskov Advisor R Young L McChesney N Young C Brann M Emerson R Hayward L Wlllette The Freshman Class at tts flrst meetmg elected the followmg off1cers P1-esrdem Chrxstlne Rackleff and Class Reporter Mary Fuller We voted to brmg 51 00 dues Our class started wlth srxteen members We were sorry to lose Leo Thompson who left m November The Freshmen and Sophomores combmed to present a play called A Chrld IS Born by Stephen Vxncent Benet On March 2 we plan to present two one act plays namely For Whom the Telephone Rmgs and Whodumt We sold refreshments at the Searsport and Brooks games We have been wrmng to pen pals thxs year They are from England Afrrca New Zealand and Hawau , . . ' : A ' . ' : . . . . . Scott Dow: Vice President, George Wigging Secretary, Raymond Meaderg Treasurer, s ' X : x J -.. ' .. .. . . ,, ' Q . N 5 JUNIOR HIGH I, muon 757494 Seated left to right Marks Raven Littlefield Treasurer Green V1cePres1dent Keay Sec retary Overlock Harding Standing Rowe Fletcher Fletcher Hendsbee Donahue Shores Crosby Rowe Seated left to right Bennett Fish Hodges President Wriglesworth Rowe Standing Higgins Emery Crosby Walcott Meader Cole Mr Audet Advisor Third row Quimby Towers Mason Overlock Pottle l I Richardson, Waddell, Alexander, Reporterp Miss Aaskov, Advisor. Third row: Hodges, Harding oncn mzA nous L 7 I Seated left to rrght C Fowler A McK1el R Lrttlefreld R Marks R Llttlefreld R Lee A Drake Standrng P Emery S Dow I Meader E Drake R Meader MlSSM1ICh6ll Advtsor G Wtggm JSylvester C Rackleff R Marks M Meader M Fuller Besse l-hgh s Student Councrl conslsts of the offrcers of the four upper classes The offrcers of the Student Councrl were chosen by the govermng body as follows Presrdent Raymond Marks Vrce Presrdent Robert Llttlefteld Secretary Audrey Drake Treasurer Reporter Alrce MCK1Cl For the ftrst trme thrs year Besse Hrgh School was represented at the State Student Councrl Conventlon whrch was held at Watervrlle Hrgh School November 18 and 19 The delegates chosen by the student body were Ronald Lee Robert Lrttlefreld Everett Drake Raymond Marks Scott Dow and Carolyn Fowler Audrey Drake went rn Rob ert Llttlefteld s place due to Robert s rllness The ma1n purpose of the State Student Councrl rs to elect offrcers and to take helpful tnformatron back to the school We went to lectures on The Aroostook Bas ketball Plan Safe Teen Drrvmg Should a Student s Act1v1t1es Be Lrmrted? and Student Courts The student body has voted that they are tn favor of the Teen Club after basketball season IS over and wlll cooperate m so far as possrble wrth the P T A 1n startmg th1s new club Our thanks to P T A Ronald Littlefieldg Bookkeeper, Carolyn Fowlerg Auditor, Ronald Leeg and School News 606604 Seated left to rrght L Wrllette M Rowe C Fowler N Fletcher A Drake C Rackleff L McChesney Standrng B Cole M Meader A McK1el B Fletcher P Emery M Fuller M Fitch The Besse I-hgh Glee Club has fourteen members thrs year They are altos Nancy Fletcher Betty Fletcher Maxrne Rowe Mary Fuller Lynda Wrllette Chustrne Rack leff Manlyn Frtch and Patrxcra Emery sopranos Audrey Drake Leota McChesney Carolyn Fowler Alrce McK1el Beverly Cole and Menetta Meader The Glee Club made two appearances thrs year one at the Church Chrrstmas Pro gram and at the Commerclal Club s plays Carolyn Fowler and Menetta Meader have been selected from the Glee Club to be rn the Kennebec Valley Chorus Menetta Meader has sent 1n her papers to be rn Marne All State Chorus We are gorng to srng at the Senror Baccalaureate Our rnstructor rs Mrss Regrna Conroy Mrss Conroy IS also the mustc teacher rn the Junror Hrgh and rn the Elementary School She has been teachrng rn Albron for two years In the Elementary and rn the Jumor l-hgh she rs teachrng rnstruments to those who want to take lessons .. ' N w- mfs -af' 'X , . , .the A s 5 l', - , I Seated left to rrght B Rowe R Lee S Barton, W Robbrns M Meader R Marks N Fletcher C Mason Standrng B Cole C Fowler A Drake M Cookson R Hayward C Spearrrn I Sylvester G Mason G Shores M Rowe Mrss McGowan Advrsor The Commercral Club of Besse Hrgh School has twenty members and rs drrected by Mrss Barbara McGowan At the frrst meetrng the followrng offrcers were elected Presrdent Walter Rob Marks Reporter Shrrley Barton on the Standrng Commrttee are Audrey Drake Car olyn Fowler Clayton Mason and John Sylvester For actrvrtres dunng the year the Commercral Club took a trrp to Bangor 1n Nov ember and vrsrted the followmg places Frlter Center Husson College Bangor Audrtorrum and the Bangor Darly News Burldmg In December we sponsored two plays Battle of the Budget and Don t Qpen T1ll Chrrst mas We have also trred to be acuve rn other crvrc undertaklngs thrs year CED 1 binsg Vice President, Ronald Leeg Secretary, Menetta Meaderg Treasurer, Raymond WW The lrbrary IS one room rn our school bulldxng whrcn rs busy nearly every perrod Thlrty per cent of our students use the hbrary every day for studymg reference bor rowmg books and browsmg We have new books every month through the Junror Lit erary Gutld Hrstorrcal novels of the Cavalcade serles and many other well known teen age books have been purchased These plus grfts from the State Lrbrary and Falmouth Memorral Llbrary total 125 new books thrs year Every srx weeks we look forward to the comrng of the bookmobrle Each class goes out separately and everyone hunts frantrcally for a book whtch he thrnks he w1ll hke One student ltbrarran IS rn charge of the lr brary each perxod These are Raymond Marks Robert Lrttlefreld Audrey Drake Carolyn Fowl er Max1ne Hardmg Judy Meader and Al1ce McK1el Mrss Aaskov ftop centerj over the past two years has done much to organrze our lrbrary The Dewey Decrmal System ts used the ftctlon books are rn alphabetrcal order the card cata log has a good start and many other lmprove ments have been made We are grateful to Mrss Aaskov for the ume and effort she has con trlbuted f 9 1 - . - ' - - . ' p n a u I u 1 s ' I 9 u Q 1 Q 1 , Q 9 ' - . - s . ln BOYS STATE Boys State 1 a functron sponsored by the Amerrcan Legron The purpose IS to create a democratrc sense of responsxbllrty and to teach the pr1nc1ples of State Govern ment Thrs rs accomplrshed by srmulatrng the State Government rn every possrble way Delegates from all over the state act as c1t1zens run for offrce become the polrtrcal and party leaders and do all other dutres whtch the crtlzens of a state do Drngo Boys State rs a full week s program of events Thls year approxrmately three hundred twenty boys arrrved at the Untversrty of Marne campus Sunday afternoon The formatlon of towns countres and pohtrcal partres provrde the basrs for further po lltrcal and socral organrzatlon I was a member of the Federahst party a cltrzen of the town of Cutler located rn Corbett Hall ln the county of Weston and of course a CIIIZCH of the State of Dtrrgo Almost rmmedtately after regrstratxon campargn par tres were busy puttrng up posters everywhere Frrends were made easrly and qurckly General assembly was held Sunday nrght Guest speakers gave talks on the prrncrples of town government followed by rnformal town meetmgs and campargnmg for county and town offrces Monday mornrng was the real begrnnrng of a week packed w1th fun sportsmanshrp and tests An average day at Boys State CODSISIS of berng awakened sharply at 6 00 army style roll call cleanrng quarters announcements breakfast mspectton of quarters by staff general assembly datly tests noted speakers polttrcal organrztng drnner polttrcal actxvrty sports roll call supper more polrtrcal actrv rty lectures and campargmng I found Boys State to be more than a place to learn polrtrcs and state government It IS a place to thoroughly enyoy yourself by takmg part rn the actrvrtres and playrng the roll of a crtrzen a town leader a party leader a legrslator a commxssroner or perhaps even the governor Enthusrasm and competrtlon run hrgh It rs greatly ln sprred by the fact that some of Marne s leadmg offrcrals act as gurdance rnstructors and speakers Some of these were selectmen town managers Marne senators and rep resentatrves frncludrng the Clerk of the Marne House of Representauves and the Secre tary and Presldent of the Marne Senatej a Probate Judge a member of the Executrve Counctl The Marne Tax Commrssroner The Attorney General and the Governor of the State of Marne Edmund S Muskre 1 E' Wll ' At Boys State there were two mam partres the Federalrsts and the Natronalrsts the remarnder were Independents In the Federalrst party I got to be a State Commrt teeman and on the Gubernatorral Platform Commlttee It was our duty to mfluence the Independents to vote Federalrst One of the brggest events of the week was the State Electron where our candrdate for governor Gerald Amero won I got to be one of the thtrty senators Our party had a majorrty of two to one tn the Senate wrth a good majortty rn the house also our party was well rn control The remamder of the two days at Boys State after the State Electron was de voted to the hearmg of and votrng on b1lls submrtted by vanous legrslators I had the very great honor of bemg appornted Charrman of The Taxatron Commrttee whrch rs a Jomt standrng commrttee composed of both senators and representatrves To me thrs was the most mterestmg and colorful part of the week s actrvmes because of our excellent rnstructors and lrvely debates In conclusron I belreve that the background obtarned at Boys State would be very hard to duplrcate and that rt would be a prrvrlege for any student to go and en Joy rt as I have Robert Lrttlefreld 56 PUPPY for LITTLE IOANIE Joame saw the puppy she wanted as soon as she and her mother entered the pet shop He was rrght up front rn the brg show wrndow hrs llttle black button of a nose pressed agamst the wall of hrs pen The proprretor a lrttle Jolly gray hatred man bustled forward to wart on them Mrs Henderson explarned that they wanted a puppy for Joame The proprretor smlled He IS a cutre rsn t he? He prcked up the lrttle puppy and placed rt rn Joame s arms Oh he s the best dog rn the whole wrde world crred Joame Joame patted and talked to hrm just lrke he were a real person Suddenly the puppy wrrggled out of Joame s arms and scampered across the floor Mrs Henderson speakmg rather sharply sard I can see where he would be hard to handle Ioame s heart sank She had to prove that she could handle the puppy easrly she Just had to! She would just srmply dre 1f she couldn thave that puppy! So she trptoed up to the puppy but every trme she came wrthm rnches of htm he would run away I thmkl know how to handle the puppy sard the proprretor Just watch me He prcked up a folded newspaper walked over to the puppy and he whacked the pup nght across the rear wrth the paper Now you let me prck you up young man he ordered Sure enough' The puppy let hrm do Just that' You see lrttle grrl sard the proprxetor love wrthout drscrplme can be very harmful. Allowtng our loved ones to do just as they please even when they re wrong , . . . . . , 1 1 I 0 1 1 1 1 1 o Z l D 9 . , . - 1 I 0 I 1 . . . , . . . 1 . . . , 1 , - n . . , 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' . . ,, . . . , ,, . . 1 1 . . . , 1 11 1 - ' 11 - - - 1 1 1 0 1 - 1 - 1 1 . . ,, 0 1 1 1 11 . 1 . . . . . . , - 1 1 1 1 11 - 11 - - 11 11 1 1 0 1 1 - - 11 - 11 0 1 1 1 1 . . ,, . . ,, . . ,, . . . . 1 1 1 . . , 1 1 doesn t mean we love them any more I thrnk I understand answered Joanre rn a small vorce holdrng the lrttle puppy close to her heart Mrs Henderson pard the proprretor and a few mrnutes later a very happy lrttle grrl walked down the street wrth two wonderful presents a lrttle puppy wrth a black button of a nose and a brg lesson rn the meanrng of love Audrey Drake 56 DANNY S TRAGEDY Mommy my head aches' These are the words that Danny s mother Mrs Nelson wrll always remember for they are the words that were spoken by her son the day he was strrcken wrth polro Lrttle Danny was but frve years old at the trme he was taken rll wrth thrs terrrble drsease Danny had always been a healthy lrttle boy for thrs reason when he complarned of not feelrng well he was rmmedrately taken to the doctor Of course Mr and Mrs Nelson felt very bad about therr son s sudden rllness but were told that rt was a very slrght case and that Danny would soon recover However as trme passed Danny became worse rnstead of better and had to be put rnto an rron lung After a long perrod of about seven months Danny slowly began to recover and was removed from the lung to be placed rn hrs home town hosprtal As a result of exercrsrng hrs muscles Danny became much stronger Each day he was lrfted gently rnto a wheel charr and wheeled out to the sun porch of the hosprtal How thrs de lrghted the lrttle fellow' Mom and Dad Nelson were joyous over therr boy s rmprov rng condrtron What a shock rt was when Danny s parents were told that therr son would never walk agarn But look how much better he rs' It can t be true How can we ever tell hrm thrs? These are the remarks whrch the doctor heard Mr and Mrs Nelson were told that rt would be best for them to tell therr son at once So Danny was rnformed that he would never be able to walk agarn He was so young that he drdn t take rt too hard as Mom and Dad encouraged hrm and ex plarned that he must be brave and make the best of hrs handrcap Thrs rs Just what Danny drd facrng hrs handrcaps wrth determrnatron and courage It was only a short trme before Danny was on crutches and managrng them wrth no trouble at all Today Danny Nelson rs a senror at hrgh school plannrng to go on to college thrs fall Danny rs one out of the mrllrons of chrldren who have been crrppled by thrs dread ful drsease For thrs reason I thrnk we should thank God that a vaccrne has been drs covered to prevent polro Chrrstrne Rackleff 59 1 u . u - n - - ' ' - 1 r . u r 1 1 1 n u 1 , . , - 1 Q Q n n , n , 1 . , . . 0 1 U I 9 n 1 ' . g n . - . . . . , . . . , . - n - u u 1 u u a . . . . ,, . . Q 4 . , - . , . . 1 Q , . u o e y ' s . . , WHO ARE WE TO SAY W to are we to may who are the best? Who are we to say what w1ll happen to the rest? Who are we to say what ts rtght and wrong? Who are we to say rf we ll be happy long? But we are Amerrcans and so we ll say Just lrve and let lrve whrle you may Ahce McK1el SKIING It rs very fun to skr And very stmple as can be Just stand up strarght Wrth head bent low And very soon you ll really go Rrght through the farmpond gate But keep on tryrng Just the same And pretty soon you ll learn the game Of how you turn and dodge and swung And turn the corners skrllfully Oh II s a very easy thrng' Marte Alexander 00 QPubl1shed rn Iwatronal Anthology of Htgh School Poetryy FALL The leaves are fallrng The wrnter wrnds are callmg Soon the snow vull be fallrng Csool september brtngs the fall When school beckons one and all Nlghts so frosty wet wrth dew Color leaves wtth every hue Red and yellow brrght as gold Soon wrll leave Us rn thc cold Mamne Bennett 61 1 1 A 1 . ,.. ' ' '58 r 11 ' ' V I And make the children shout with glee. 4 l BESSE S BASKETBALL BOYS The Basketball Team of Besse Hrgh Won most rherr games wrthout a srgh Htgh scorer for thrs year was Brg Charlre Spearrrn Who from the srdehnes got a lot of cheerrn Guard Ronnre Lee rs next rn srght Who always puts up a very good frght Then there s Robert and Ronald the Lrttlefreld twrns Who drd thetr utmost to he p get wtns Next are the Marks brothers Ronald and Ray Though pretty farr players they seldom get A There s Everett Drake who has two more years To help thrs team have no fears Then there s Cookson whose frrst name s Mayo When on the floor he gets hrs kayo Then there s Raymond George and bcott by name Though rn therr Freshmen year play many a game Our coach rs Mr Audet and though he s only 5 6 When on the floor makes us boys look some stck Last are the managers Roy Ronald and Russell When work s to be done there s qurte a tussle And to us there S none better or so II seems Ronald Marks 5 THE FRESHMEN On the 6th of September last In came our Freshmen Class Before long a rec ptron came our way The Sophomores really gave us a day In lrpstrck red and burlap sacks We went through our paces and put on a good act Now I ll name us one by one You ll know us all before I m done Frrst comes Carleton a wrtty lad Always Jokmg and never sad Next rs Chrrstrne a tall lass Really smart wrth lots of class Then comes Dorothy another grrl She can really grve a basketball qurte a whrrl Now we have George really qurte tall If he should shp he d have a great fall Leota rs a grrl who lrves qurte far But soon makes rt rn her boyfrrend s car There rs also Lynda who rs a blonde Of all sports she rs very fond We have a Marrlyn F and a Marrlyn E From care and worry they are always free Now comes Mary rrght from the start Wrth a smrle on her face and a song rn her heart Well, that's the end of Besse's Basketball Team, ' 8 HILDA CROCKER PETE PORTER FRANK SMITH CLARK GABLE GEORGE GOBEL AUDREY HEPBURN DAGMAR SUSAN MCNAMARA BOB CUMMINGS ELIZABETH TAYLOR ANN BLYTHE OUR MISS BROOKS NAME Hardrng McK1el Meader Drake Fowler Bastarache Drake Bob Ltttlefreld R ee R Hayward J Meader C Spearrrn C Mason Ron Lrttlefreld G Mason S Barton R. Marks Then there rs Ntckre who has charm Lrkes trams but hves on a farm Raymond rs a boy who takes deltvht In drrvmg hrs car around at ntght Now Ronald H ltkes to fool Whether he IS tn or out of school But Ronald Y has harr that curls He makes a hrt wrth all the grrls Then there s Scott so they tell Who does everythrng well Although Roy rs last on our hst If he stays home he s surely mtssed Now rf our good luck holds out We ll surely be Sophomores next year no doubt Martlyn Emerson 59 WELL KNOWN PERSONALITIES Is she all there? Judy Meader A speaker of hrs own thoughts Mr Audet Dum De Dum Dum Ladtes Man Funny but dry humor Harr style Beautrful blond? All a flutter Dark and krnd of cute Coal black hatr Ttny Her vorce DCPECTED TO BE Ensrgn s wrfe Home Ee Teacher Opera srnger Math teacher Hrs QA B j Prtvate Secretary In the Waves Mtlkdrrver s Wrfe Professor at Colby Owner of Lee Bros Chref Cook and Bottle Washer Gossrp Columnrst Professronal Basketball Player Farmmg Second Ernstem Marrred Prckrng Blueberrres Workrng on Farm Mr Harrrson Charhe Spearrrn Ronald Ltttlefreld Alrce McK1el Menetta Meader Dorothy Bastarache Bob Lrttlefreld Carolyn Fowler Maxrne Hardrng Mrss Mttchell CAUSE OF DEATH Wrrtmg love letters Nrghtmares of Raymond? Parkrng Ar urng Love Shofrjt Lrfttng mrlk cans Absence of mrnd Plowed under Indrgestron Laughmg Women Tractor arguments Explodrng Atom? Drrvrng too fast' I' Jerry Potato frght wrth , V ,C LIBERACE ----------- The way he acts and talks ------- Carleton Brann M. ' ' ' ' ' ' A. ' . ' E. g ' C. ' , , ' D. A. ..,. , , , . L , . . X . . ---2 JOKES Clayton Tell me how long cows should be mrlked Everett Mtlk them the same as short cows Mr Marks You ask too many questrons Kenneth Remember currosrty krlled the cat Kenneth Daddy what drd the cat want to know? Charlte Eatmg carrots rs good for the eyes Raymond How can you prove rt? Charlre Well you ve never seen a rabbrt wearrng glasses have you? Norrrs How about makrng a bet on the game tomght? Mr Audet What s the odds? Norrrs Your car agarnst mme Mrlkman Drd you ever see a three dollar b1ll2 Housewrfe No Mrlkman Well here s one You owe me three dollars for mrlk for the last three weeks M1ss Aaskov Use the word bew1tches rn a sentence Braun I ll bewrtches m a mmute Mlss Mrtchell Should you say that hen s settrng or that hen rs srttrngr Errc It doesn t make a brt of drfference But when that hen cackles you d better ftnd out rf she s laymg or lyrng Mr Harrlson Take 23 from 45 What s the drfference? Scott That s what I say What s the dtfferencei Robert Why ts hay llke a mouse? Raymond I don t know why? Robert Because the cat ll fcattlej eat rt Mrss McGowan was drrvrng across the turnprke when her car started grvrng her Uouble She got qurte sore at rt and when stopprng at a toll brxdge the keeper sard 20 cents Mrss McGowan shouted Sold' ' 11 ' v' . 1 11 - rv 1 o ' U . . . . 1 . 1 0 1 11 1 11 - 11 . 1 - 11 - - 11 . 1 . 11 - 11 - ' 11 1 1 - 11 - 1 1 - 11 - - 11 ' 11 1 11 Q . - 11 1 1 11 . 1 f 11 - - 11 - I 11 11 . 1 ' ' 11 1 ' . , 1 11 1 - 1 11 1 1 1 - 11 . 1 I 11 1 - - - 11 . 1 --i.. - - . 11 1 - - - - 11 - I - 11 1 - - 1 - I 1 1 ' - 1 - - 11 1 ' . 11 1 - 11 1 . . 11 1 1 A 11 . 11 - - ,. I 11 1 11 - I 1 11 1 1 11 . 1 1 ' - ' 11 11 1 1 - A THLETICS D?- Jesse Uweerfeacfers 'YHL Z Standlng left to rlght D Pottle M Hardrng G Shores A Drake Captarn M Emerson C Fowler I Meader A McK1el M Meader Barton Manager Mr Audet Coach Freedom Besse Searsport Besse Lrberty Besse Stockton Besse Brooks Besse Monroe Besse Wtnterport Besse Clmton 24 Besse Freedom Searsport Lrberty Stockton Brooks Monroe Wmterport Cllnton B Rowe Kneelmg S Besse Besse Besse Besse Besse Besse Besse Besse The Besse grrls are pretty well satrsfred wxth therr record thrs year We hold thrrd place rn the league Of the erghteen games we played we won twelve and lost sxx We had eleven grrls out for basketball at the begrnnmg of r.he year but Rrta Rowe left us after the second game We are sorry to be losmg Audrey Drake Carolyn Fowler and Maxrne Hardrng through graduatron We ll mrss you gtrls We had a new coach here at Besse thts year Mr Jerome Audet Thanks Mr Au det for all your trme and effort We would also lxke to thank Mr Harrrson for helprng out when he was needed 55 26 '73 40 49 41 ' 36 52 ' 26 38 44 49 Unity 36 Besse 35 Unity 53 Besse 36 26 64 40 45 37 ' 58 71 ' 51 ' 46 ' 42 sagaw Seated left to rrght B Rowe D Pottle A McK1el M Hardmg Kneelrng M Fuller M Emerson C rowler I Meader M Meader B Cole Mrss Mc Gowan Coach ' reedom Brooks Unrty Freedom Besse Besse Besse Besse pracuce game We had eleven grrls out for softball th1s year R1ta Rowe and Helen Pottle left soon after the season was done are tred for frrst place rn the league Thrs spnng s games wrll tell whether we get frrst place or not Q Q1 -v -sf' 'ff iiffillln QS? A F 4 10 6 4 5 ' 10 12 1 8 , , We . . . ' . . , Tiff -if Q31 K Fust row R Marks R Lrttlefreld S Dow M Cookson Second row R Marks R Llttlefreld C Spearrrn R Lee Thrrd row E Drake Manager R Hayward Man ager E Wrggrn J Sylvester G Wlggln Mr Harnson Coach The boys started T.h1S fall wrth twelve players under the coachrng of Mr Harrison Unuy Freedom Albron A lb1on Brooks Ersk1ne A lbron 5 A lbron ' 1 4 ' 15 ' 1 4 ' 8 ' ' 9 musty? Standrng left to rrght Mr Audet Coach R Marks E Drake R Ltttlefreld R Meader R Lee C Spearrrn G Wrggrn M Cookson R Lrttlefreld R Marks S Dow Kneelmg R Hayward Manager Besse had a successful season thrs year wrnmng 16 games and losrng 5 The Owls placed second rn Waldo County league competrtron wxth a 14 2 record Both of these losses were to Freedom Besse also played two extra games wrth Clrnton both of whrch were lost Instead of playrng rn the Waldo County Tournament thrs year Besse played rn the Upper Kennebec Valley Tournament In the frrst game Besse defeated Carmel 67 46 In the second game we defeated the prevrously undefeated Solon team 61 57 T Besse thrs was the greatest vrctory of JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL the season because rn defeatrng Solon we won the Drstrrct No 4 Regronal Tournament and also a berth 1n Eastern Marne Tournament In the Eastern Marne Tournament Besse was defeated by a sharp shooung Easton team 54 63 Thrs year s team was the f1rstBesse team to play rn the New Bangor Audltorrum and to have a game televrsed on televrsron I '. ':- . 9. ,. ,. ,. l'r' 'rllhvo 10.lna ,. . :. , . U I 1 . -no 'the ' I 'QF inf 4-iam CHARLES SPEARRIN RONALD LEE Senror Co Captarn Junror Total Pomts 414 Total Pornts 237 Game Average 20 Game Average 11 RONALD MARKS - Sophomore RONALD LITTLEFIELD - Senior Co-Captain Total Points 116 Game Average 8 Total Points 33 Game Average 4 ROBERT LITTLEFIELD - Senior Co- RAYMOND MARKS - Senior Co-Captain Captain Total Points 131 Game Av. 11 Total Points 212 Game Average 10 OH Revnolds In Charge 105mg 5199 PMS fe-'atur1ng VOICQ Recordmg conducted Liiggrfltllxfscttrmlh 'UWM Rev Clwdt Meeks l mt 43 ALBION Jan, 20 Besse High f Alhmn captured ltS 11th vlln n 13 stalts 1n the Waldo County cague here tomght defeatmg nxty 58 to 43 Overall It was he teams 11th ln 14 starts The Besse boys went out and adwem ww a 13 to 6 lead at lheliesse In Rout Over grqpnd of the flrst chapter and , Hejnade lt 28t:oI12dat half t1me w1thS Bonny L11 e 19 Charlle Spear t nijln and Ronme Lee leadmg the at 9 lag? U I b k SEXRSPOR1 Jan 5 Fomard E 'Never lx y came achBob Llttlefleld back from a bout on suong 1n the lor 'O pomts and W loun to 40 to lles left lrl th 0 ,4 An 18 po1nt Supl' wmners a ilt was an easy lar the wm S0 0 Paul Dalgle 1 cw lllgh or gland assign ucfteu 1th DIl0l,llll0lll3 lllt for 18 polnts Szoxih Hgh? fmn tonlght as hls Besse H1gh Ovl s e contest macked Searsport 65 46 fourth stanza gavewaldo County League 3011011 b1t to lean on anrlhcl 15 point mm,-gm lt nas L1ttler1clds f1rst ap AIHHCE on the cou1t s nce the and Gerry Stevemf-nen111g game of the season and the losers with 144 chccllng s1'fht lt must have been f0l Coach Jerr Audet of ,e-Lane.. M J ,favor Mrs Her .D..u..4-l- .Rf 5.uLJ4.1.ruqir Vu ln Slhuul 101 I ' B tl U CSSC 0 B VCI' J esse 3 W mterport Routed MIUHIB963 Y Albmnf 95 64 Besse Socks WINTERPORI' Feb 3 Besse Hlgh of Alb1on rang up ltS h1gh6St score of the season here tomght, turn1ng back Wlnterport, 95 to 64 ln a Waldo Conntv league game rooks73 59 65 46 l1m1nar5 w1th ease 41 30 Besse 4653 Ron Marks f Drake Roht Llttlefleld Ron L1ttlef1eld Cookson. Spearrm 0 ALBION Jan 27 Besse lilgh ll of tms com1nun1ty had llttle trou N ble ln subdumg Morse Hlgh of Brooks 1n a Waldo Lountv Lea ug game here tomght 73 to 59 I For Besse It vlas the tea1ns ' 12th vun 1n 14 starts the onl5'l uere Searsports best nets mth lftwo losses bemg at the hand: of polnts each league leadmg Freedom Freedom earsport gnls took the ple IS unbeaten IH league competztlon The first two perlods Just about Pt Wrapped up the game for Besse Sas perlods of 22 polnts and Zmf 0 smothered the oppos1t1on Besse 18 nas 1n f1ont 22 to 13 at the end 1of the mst chapter and 47 to 21 0, 0 at thc half 21 Brooks came up wlth a sohcl n 1 Y lm glrlq game turned out tothe 01115 be the ht 1 nf the evenlng vl1th Other top men for the v1s1to1s ' llx vllnnlng 36 to 5 vere Charl1e bpearun vuth 2' Besse 6581 Goals Fouls Pts polnts and ROIIIHE Lee wlth la Ron ll1a1k lf HTon1ghts xx 111 pushed the Besse Llttleflelfl rf lflrecord to e1ght out of 11 games Cooksor' 4 Johnny Curtls and Joe Colllns Spexxrln W1gg1n Lee f Meader Ray Marks Dovle Total Searsport C461 O Brlen f Osesslon ln the thlrd 26 pomts -Jwhlle Besse had but 11 and th1s1 Omade the score 58 to 41 goingpl 41nto the hnal flaw'- 0 Charlle SDEHITIH one of the 55'leagues nest centers had 28 nomts to lead the Besse crew and t 2Bob L1ttleHeld of the same nb EWU v S1 melfl ', Iii 'IU Um no BSS6 TFIPS 501011 6 1 wap 9 mdnm folks of Eastexn Mama who t1 Pk lon the 1 snootmg Shot 55:1 Slfirlicsse 4871 Goals Fouls Pts Ron Marks rf neu o Bangor for the annuahshot, clrcled the r1ms and 1 R01 Marks rf Ron L1ttlefield 2 non Llttlefxeld 0 spectacular nle the Bears were hxttmg a I The underdog nlOl0l club I-wr l?lZZllng P209 Rob Lntlefleld 4 W 0Rob Lm1ef1e1d 1 10rSpearrm c lled the crack luh -uf Aroostook 3 noun to the flhal ouzfe and onIyE25ff0l1 4631 Gvals Foul' Pfs Q mlmt shooung exh1b1t1on by tllemyssc Gul! Fouls PN Foul, ptsgfavorxtes gave hem the W1 to1wlRcm Marks rf l The Bea1s of Coach hank 'Iap lRon L1tt1eiield Cookson SDCHFI ln lV1gglI'lS Dr ke Rav llfIalkS lg S10 0Lee rg ay Marks lg Total 10'Solon l57l Goals Score by Quartus 26 bil YB b Llttlefiel 13t- Albilm : 5 II lm nulned the nets 111th 16 bas 9 s ' kets n 34 RHCIHDIS ml-mg thf 5Pf-1'IfI1 - C FQR15, HOLDS OUT fmal two permus no come fromfggsrg Dow 0 l otal se G Carmel C465 Goals Fouls Pts rc The rebounding of lug Lnarlle All four teams whlch scoxed uc 'behlnd and salvage tne trmmph Ray lyjnrkg lg im. Npearrm and Ronme Lee co pled tones yesterday were favored U1-ml the-n howevey lf, was Tgtal mth the marksmanshlp of Q' ear the pre toumament ratmgs But lt gee rm and Ray Mancs catapulted the took a mme between the blg fav smcny Amicus ban game Eabfore by pinodsz Ouls of Besse Hugh past previ Oflte Easton and last seeded Al Albxon put UP 9- f'1'0meUd0U5B S on M ousls unbeaten Solon ln Saturday b1on to provlde the g1eatest num ht but was plagued thl'0UEh0UU esse' ul mzhzs finale be:.oLthr1l1s for the basketball he second half by terrible IUCK Referees Besse Besse Besse Besse Besse Besse Besse Besse Besse Besse Besse SEASON GAMES Freedom Searsport Llberty Stockton Umty Brooks Monroe Wmterport Freedom Clmton Searsport Besse Besse Besse Besse Besse Besse Besse 20 20-6 5 19-5 Wentworth. 15 15 Mernll Stockton Llberty Umty Brooks Monroe Wlnterport Cllnton UPPER KENNEBEC VALLEY TOURNAMENT Besse Carmel Besse Solon EASTEIN MAINE STATE TOURNAMENT Besse 54 Easton -, V I . . 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WMM G SON GENERAL MERCHANDISE WIRTHMORE Poultry and Da1ry Telephone Z 2 Alb1on Ma1ne Cornphments of CITIES ECDVVE 5 SERVICE STORE Dealer 1n Grocenes and Gasohne Telephone Z 12 Alb1on Mame lectrlcal Q APPLnANc:E5 Get the Best at Y E ATO N 'S Alb1on GARAGE Mame 1- s I . , . I E A ' I E ta ll f Aw 2 -L I l ref ll VE- 'T i y 1 1 li ,-g,i-: rw lv COMPLIMENTS OF Zen! Z We Comphments of INACCOIQIVIICKCS Cornphments of G UL F SERVICE Farrn Gasollne Range T1res Tubes and Battemes LP Bottled Gas and Apphances Alblon Mame Un1ty Mame I ' - I and Fuel Oils DEPO5 I7 OHS M TRUST MW COMPANY My Z Member Federal Reserve C System GENERAL INSURANCE Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatlon B S I e ure nsure Unlted States Dep0S1tOTY Tel TR 25519 AuthOr1Z6d to Act as Trustee and Executor Res1dence 19 Z Alblon Watervllle Fa1rf1eld Oakland and 15 Other Convenlently 82 Elm Street Located Off1C6S 1n Central Ma1ne Wate rv1lle Ma1ne Folks 1n Alblon Should Conslder Th1S Bank as The1r Home Bank Zim! 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'- 'X ' f' f -. N' Z I, 1 si N I ', ls . , x N : A . I I fe Compliments of M gang 5- SON Compliments of I-IOFFIVIANS POULTRY FARM Alblon Malne Compl1ments of THE STAFF OF THE POST OFFICE Alblon Ma1ne Comphrnents of Q W C omphments of INA B T:LJL.L.E.l2 DAIRY AND POULTRY Alb1on Mame Compllments of T: G JONES GARAGE IU Garage Work Q35 fum Hmm Album Q9 Compllments of Q Mr Farmer Does your AUTO INSURANCE cost too much? Before renewmg Z Q your present pol1c see our Y Y 0 M representatlve of the Farm Bureau SQ Mutual Insurance Company on how to reduce that cost Alblon Malne W B HUSSEY Local Representatwe an G ' . 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