Bridgewater Classical Academy - Mercurius Yearbook (Bridgewater, ME)

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Foreword With this last edition of the Mercurius we will try to give you an accurate account of the highlights of this past year. We hope that this book will remind you of your happy school days and signify honest effort, school spirit, and love for our Alma Mater. Seniors - - - p. 9 C1asses--- '-19.27 Organizations - - - - p. 33 Activities - - ' - p. 41 Sports - - ' 'p. 47 The Seniors Present - - ' ' p. 54 Advertising - - ' p. 63 In M emory MRS. WANDA D. McKEEN Along the Golden Streets, a stranger walks tonight, With wonder in her heart, faith blossomed into sight. She walks and stops and stares, and walks and stops again, Vistas of loveliness, beyond the dreams of men. She who was feeble, weak, and shackled to her bed, Now climbs eternal hills with light and easy tread - She has escaped at last, the cruel clutch of paing Her lips shall never taste its bitter cup again. Oh! Never call her dead, this buoyant one, and free, Whose daily portion is delight and ecstasy! She bows in speechless joy, before the feet of Him, Whom, seeing not, she loved, while yet her sight was dim Along the Golden Streets, no stranger walks today, But one who, long homesick, is Home at last to stay! MR. WILBUR O. BRADBURY Sunset and evening star, And one clear call for me! And may there be no moaning of the Bar When I put out to sea, For tho' from out our bourne of Time and Place The flood may bear me far, I hope to see my Pilot face to face, When I cross the bar. s. T he Mercurius Yearbook Stajf ASSISTANT EDITORS: Charlene and Emily EDITORS: Mary and Jan SPORTS, FEATURE EDITOR Boyd and Sherry BUSINESS MANAGERS: David and John 0 1 Dedication DOUGLAS HARRINGTON We the class of 1965 are proud and honored to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Douglas Harrington, who has beenwithus throughout our high school years and has always been ready to extend help and advice during our most difficult times. We feel that his unending service is a great asset to our school. 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S CIEJESOIW E3 b EX Y PRESS 5 NANCY KILPATRIC K ras' RAY CAMERON Springfield College University of Maine Senior Math 11 85 12 Reading 7 85 8 Math 7 85 8 Ohio Wesleyan University College English 1 85 2 General English 1 85 2 English 7 85 8 Spelling 7 85 8 University of Maine Husson Stenography 1 85 2 Bookkeeping Typing 1 85 2 Gen. Business Barrington University College English 3 85 4 General English 3 85 4 French 1 85 2 f2nd semesterj ROBERT WHITE, Prin DOUG LAS HARRINGTON University of Maine United States Government World Geography World History Social Science 7 85 8 LARRY BURTON Ricker College College English 3 85 4 General English 3 85 4 French 1 85 2 flst semesterj Ricker College Physics Geometry Algebra 1 85 2 EBB HAZEN W Ricker College University of Maine United States History General Science Science 7 gc 8 Biology CAROL FITZSPATRICK BASIL GRA NT Superintendent 's Message Mr. McGaughy To the Members of the Class of 1965, Greetings: In 1895 the rails of the Bangor and Aroostook Railroad were laid up through Presque Isle and Cari- bou, thereby opening up the heart of Aroostook to a new type of travel: traveling by rail. From that date and for many years later it was a hobby of many people to go down to the station and watch the passenger trains come and go. By doing this, the people who followed the hobby could tell pretty well the people who would be leaving town and those who were just returning from a journey. Today all this is gone. Thus, in a short space of a little over fifty years, a new helpful innovation entered our lives and is gone, indicating a time of rapid change. Yesterday morning the people in these United States watched while Ranger Nine sent back pictures of the moon, justbefore it crashed on the lunar surface. What a feat! Yet, is this just a feat? Or, is it, like the passenger service, something that will become commonplace in a few short years? We are told that boys and girls who are in school today will find it necessary to work at tasks that do not now exist. We are also told that ten years is the half life of an engineer. That means that half of the knowledge that a scientist learns today will be outdated ten years from now. Change! Rapid change? Bridgewater Classical Academy was incorporated as an Academy in 1907. It has already changed from an Academy to that of a high school. Right now there is a study in this school union relative to the forming of a larger school district. If the contents of this study look attractive to the citizens of the towns in this union, this may be the last year that this school will operate. It is easy to see that our educational institutions have a two-fold duty to each pupil. They must train the pupil to cope with present day problems and our present day mode of living. They must also prepare the pupil to make necessary adjustments to any new innovation that enters our work-a-day world. If the status of your school should change within the next few years, it is for the purpose of making it easier and possible for your teachers to prepare you to cope with these new avenues of life. Whatever your work may be or wherever your path may lead, I offer you my best wishes. QENIORS if Valedictorian SHERIDAN LEE MCKEEN Born: August 1, 1947 Mars Hill, Maine Course: Commercial You have to laugh a little and cry a little Activities: Librarian 1, 2, 3, 43 F. T. A. 1, 23 Glee Club 43 N.H.S. 2, 3,43 Treas. 3g Pres. 43 Class Vice Pres. 23 Sec. 3,43 Winter Carnival Queen Candidate 33 Junior EX. Usher 3g Magazine Campaign 1, 43 Capt. 13 Co- Business Manager 43 Senior Play 43 Mercu- rius Feature Editor 43 Yearbook Adv. 43 Winter Carnival 2g Grad. Usher 33 MARY PA TRIC E HOGAN Born: October 19, 1947 I-loulton, Maine Course: Commercial Prayer changes things. Activities: N. l-I.S. 2, 3, 4g Vice President 4i Mercurius Staff, Co-editor 43 Curtis Campaign 2,33 Captain 2g Assistant Manager 33 F. T. A. 13 Librarian 1,2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1,2, 3,42 Winter Carnival 23 French Club 23 Junior Ex. 33 Student Council 23 Sec. 23 Senior Play 43 Office Staff 2, 3, 43 Graduation Usher 33 M.T.A. Award 23 Salutatorian f t ELAINE LOUISE BARTLEY Born: May 9, 1947 Knoxford, N.B. Course: Commercial My future is planned, third finger, left hand. Activities: Basketball lg Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 F.T.A. 2g Winter Carnival 25 Librarian 1, 2, 3, 45 Head Librarian 45 Senior Play 4, Student Council 35 Graduation Usher 33 Junior Ex. Usher 3g Yearbook Ads 4g Cashier at Games 4: PHAIR GERALD ALLEN, JR. Born: May 25, 1947 Bridgewater, Maine Course: General Why worry about dying, you can only do it once. Activities: J.V. Basketball 1, 2, 3g Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2,45 JANICE C AROLE BRADBURY Born: July 10, 1947 Mars Hill, Maine Course: Commercial Mischief with a veil of innocence. Activities: Class Sec. lg Class Treas. 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Winter Carnival 1, 2, 4g J.V. Cheer- leader 1, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4g Li- brarian 4g Junior Ex. 3g Senior Play 45 Girls Basketball 1, Office Staff 3g Mercurius Co- editor 4, Miss Mistletoe Queen 3g Yearbook Ads 4: BOYD MORRIS BRA DBURY Born: December 27, 1946 Mars Hill, Maine Course: College A penny saved is a penny gained. Activities: Class Pres. 1, 2, 4g Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 J.V. 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Play 45 Junior Ex. Usher 35 Winter Carnival 1,2 4, School Photographer 45 WAYNE ROBERT BURTT Born: August 15, 1946 Woodstock, N.B. Course: General I may be short and not too bright, but I can snort and I can fight. Activities: J'.V. Basketball 1, 2, 3g Student Council 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 3, 4: KEITH JAY BRADSTREET Born: August 4, 1946 Bridgewater, Maine Course: General On my honor l'll do my best to take what they give me, and steal the rest. Activities: Intramural Basketball 1,2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Play 45 DENNIS WILLIAM CODREY Born: March 1, 1947 Mars Hill, Maine Course: College lt's always nice to look on the blonde side of life. Activities: Student Council 15 J.V. Basketball 15 Var- sity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Cross Country 45 Class President 35 Vice President 4: Class Marshal 35 F.T.A. 25 Class S Tournament 2, 45 SUSAN RUTH CARR Born: November 14, 1947 Houlton, Maine Course: Commercial Eat drink and be merry for tomorrow you may diet. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 F. T. A. 25 Librarian 2, 3, 45 Junior Ex. 35 Senior Play 45 Magazine Campaign Captain 45 Cashier at Games 45 Yearbook Ads. 45 CARROLL WELLINGTON DELONG Born: May 26, 1947 Houlton, Maine Course: General Why try? What is to be is to be. Activities: J.V. Basketball 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 4g Magazine Campaign Captain 4g Base- ball 3: JENNIFER ANN CRAIG Born: October 28, 1946 Course: Commercial Some work to do, someone to please, something to look forward to -- that's life 's answer. Activities: Class Vice Pres. lg Class Sec. 25 Girls Bas- ketball 1g Librarian 2, 3, 4: J. V. Cheerlead- er lg Varsity Cheerleader 2g F. T.A. 2g Jun- ior Ex. 3, Yearbook Ads. 45 Queen Candi- date 1, Winter Carnival 25 Glee Club 2, 4: ., 55 E,,h,, I BEVERLY ANN NELSON Born: October 31, 1946 Mars Hill, Maine Course: General Great things come in small packages. Activities: Basketball lg Glee Club lg Junior Ex. 33 Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4g Student Council 4g President 4g Winter Carnival 1, 2, 4g Car- nival Queen Candidate 2g Freshman Recep- tion 45 SHIRLEY A NNA LUNN Born: December 3, 1945 Middle Greenfield, N.B. Course: General If you can't convince them, confuse them. Activities: Librarian 1, 2, 3, 45 Office Staff 4 Senior Play Usher 4, Freshman Reception 4 Year book Ads 45 l in FII 'f'It Y DONNA M. PARKS Born: April 29, 1947 Presque Isle, Maine Course: General Why be disagreeableg with a little effort you can be a real stinker. Activities: Office Staff 3, 45 Junior Ex. 35 Girls Base- ball 25 Glee Club lg F.T.A. 15 Graduation Usher 35 Yearbook Ads. 45 DAVID L. PACKARD Born: September 19, 1947 Houlton, Maine Course: College My friends don't worry me, but my ene- mies terrify me. Activities: Student Council 25 Junior Ex. Winner 35 Senior Play 45 President of Electronics Club 45 Electronics Club 1, 2, 3, 45 315' ARLA ND GENE STACKPOLE Born: February 28, 1947 Mars Hill, Maine Course: Genefal It's not whether you win or lose, it's how you play the game. Activities: Varsity Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Play 4, Cross-country 4, Winter Carnival 25 Vice Pres. 3, Volleyball 2g BRENDA LEE SHA W Born: August 17, 1947 Houlton, Maine Course: Commercial A smile is the passport to friendship. Activities: Glee Club 3, 4g French Club 1, 2, 3, Junior Ex. 3: Graduation Usher 3, KATHY AMBER TAYLOR Born: July 19, 1947 Houlton, Maine Course: Commercial It's not the leap at the start, but the steady going that gets you there. Activities: F. T.A. 1, 29 F. T.A. Convention lg Girls Basketball lg Librarian 2, 3, 4g Junior Ex. 3: Graduation Usher 35 Senior Play 4g Winter Carnival 2g Yearbook Ads. 4g CLASS SONG High School days are now ending, our happy times are gone, And now dear friends the time has come for us to travel on. We will always remember each carefree, happy day, And in memory's book we'll treasure most, our years at B. C. A. To our teachers may we say, most of all, thank youg May your wisdom guide our thoughts in everything we do. And may happiness linger with you every day. May the storms of life pass right on by and sunshine light your way. The unknown future lies aheadg we know not what it holds. We do know that we are prepared whatever it unfolds, Now may guidance and blessing come from him on high, And keep you ever in it's light, Old B.C.A. Good Bye. NAME P. Allen E. Bartley B. Bradbury J. Bradbury K. Bradstreet W. Burtt S. Carr D. Codrey J. Craig C. DeLong M. Hogan S. McKeen S. Lunn B. Nelson D. Packard D. Parks B. Shaw A. Stackpole K. Taylor NIC KNA ME Sonny Sis Boydie Jan Kip Amigo Cha -Cha Sasa Fishy Jen Bucky Maripy Sherry Shirl Bev Dave Marie Bren Stackie Kath AMBITION Policeman Marry Basil Electrician Success Air Force Navy Nurse Coach Secretary Make Money Secretary Satisfaction Work Stewardess Marines Travel Nurse State Trooper Contentrnent Sponsored by THE NORTHERN NATIONAL BANK Mars Hill NOTED FOR being a tease gossiping in the typing room Flirting Playing the field ! Temper Laughing Big Mouth Baseball Going Steady J acking Being in typing room Arguing with Mr. Burton Talking Height Lovableness Temper Looking shy S ports Making own clothes TIME SPENT Planning to build hot rod With Basil Working on Farm In Daddy's Caddie Sleeping Burnham's Esso Eating With Pam With Bob Fishing and Hunting With Merlyn Learning to Bowl In Canada Behind the Mountain At the camp Flirting Little bit of everything Pool Room Talking on phone PRIZE POSSESSION Hot Rod Magazines Diamond Red Chevy Individuality Betty Ann Debbie Stamp Collection Father's Car Hope Chest Rifle Faith Larry Lion Stuffed Bear Carl Guns Stuffed Animals Bible Baseball Glove Stereo Sponsored by THE GEORGE S. GENTLE CO. 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Mary SL David Superlatwes WITTIEST MOST SHY iid- gl, Susan Sz Dean Brenda 85 Carroll BEST PERSONALITY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Janice 8a Wayne Sherry 85 Boyd President V ice-President Secretary Treasurer Class Motto Class Flower Class Colors Valedictorian Salutatorian First Honor Essay Second Honor Essay Class Will Class Gifts Class Prophecy Class History Farewell Address CLASS OFFICERS CLASS PARTS Boyd Bradbury Dennis Codrey Sherry McKeen Janice Bradbury t Not at he top but still climbing. ' ' Carnation Blue and White MARY HOGAN SHERRY MCKEEN JENNIFER CRAIG KATHY TAYLOR BRENDA SHAW SUSAN CARR DAVID PACKARD ELAINE BARTLEY CARROLL DELONG DONNA PARKS IANICE BRADBURY BOYD BRADBURY Our Dignwed Seniors ful, aren't we The Str Ct hh funiors I I kyr r,.....,.. Left to Right: FIRST ROW: C. Stiles, B. Weeks, V. Kingsbury, C. Stitham, E. Tapley, B. Billings, C. Tilley, L. Beals, L. McKeen, E. Sharpe: SECOND ROW Mr. Grant fadvisorj, K. Bertelson, D. Shaw, P. Parks, E. McCleary, J, Sargent, D. Delong, B. Yerxa, R. Morse, E. Hall, S. Lunng THIRD ROW: P. Delong, C. Lynch, R. Green, A. Green, J. Stackpole, G. Lamont, R. Sharpe, S. Burtt, R. McNinch, P. Wilson, K. McKeen. Class 0jfQLC8TS Class Favorites Left to Right: Left to Right: Pres. - J. Sargent I. Stackpole Sec. - L, Beals Mr. Grant Treas. - C. Tilley K, Bertelson V. Pres. - R. Sharpe Sophomores Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Mrs. Kilpatrick fadvisorj, N. Parks, C. Bartley, B. Carmichael, D. Kingsbury, C. Grass, C. Kilcollins, V. Bradstreet, SECOND ROW: N. Shaw, D. Cook, R. Morse, J. Delong, C. Kinney, B. Hartley, THIRD ROW: B. Young, S. Tilley, M. Nelson, W. Shaw, P. Lynch, A. Lunn. Class Officers Class Favorites Left to Right: Left to Right: Pres. - M. Nelson Mrs. Kilpatrick Sec. - N. Parks Marty Nelson Treas. - B. Carmichael Nancy Parks V. Pres. - R. Morse Freshmen Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Mrs. Fitzpatrick fadvisorj, G. Carr, J. Tidd, J. Roix P. Stackpole, S. Delong, C. Packard, R. Shawg SECOND ROW: R. Sargent, T. Pierce, E. Dalbeck, D. Finnemore, W. Green, S. Keating, R. Stitham, S. Parksg THIRD ROW: I. McKinnon, T. Dow, R. Perrigo, R. Whited, R. William- son, K. Wheeler, M. Parks. Class Officers Class Favorites Left IO Right! Left tg Right: Sec. - C. Packard R, W1-med ' V- PICS- ' 1- Tidd Mrs. Fitzpatrick Pres. - S. Parks J, Roix Treas. - R. Sargent Eighth Grade Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Mr. Burton fadvisorj, S. Parks, P. Dow, K. Bradbury M. Tidd, T. Durost, C. Smith, S. Delong, M. Parks, SECOND ROW: J. Shaw, D. Sargent, A. Shaw, E. Hutchinson, C. Tilley, J. Bradstreet, D. Stiles, C. Weeksg THIRD ROW: P. Morse, M. Brewer, R. Foster, R. Delong, L. Kingsbury, R. Billings, G. Murphy, G. Grass. Class Ojicers Class Favorites Left to Right: Left to Right: Treas. - D. Stiles D. Stiles V. Pres. - P. Dow Mr. Burtbn Pres. - D. Sargent D. Sargent Sec. - C. Tilley R. Delong Seventh Grade Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Mr. Burton fadvisorj, C. Graham, P. Tompkins, B. Hartley, J. Taylor, D. Delong, N. Whitedg SECOND ROW: M. Parks, B. Ed- munds, J. Bartlett, J. Shannon, T. Finnemore, E. Cochran, B. McKeeng THIRD ROW: S. Bradstreet, J. Carmichael, P. Parks, D. Beattie, S. Roix, E. Kinney. Class Umcers Class Favorites L... ..,, A Left to Right: Left to Right: V, Pres. - J. Carmichael Mr. Burton SCC. ' N. Whited N. Whited Treas. - C. Graham P' Parks Pres. - B. Edmunds V A fQZ1'f? ff fi J i' .04 ,A fx 1, 2 7 'T3??4' f 7 M Q, .L Y XX SM' 'M' . :ly f f e Z 15 Jr 31 H xy M f 'WK Q50 ,.A ' 'Qi Mary National Honor Society V. P R E S. MEMBERS Charlene 1-, A .W ,JG ,, ix f ,-my , , Evo Bi QRESIDENT Q Sherry T R E A S. L. to R.: Advisor - Mr. Harrington, R. Delong, B. Yerxa, B. Whited, G. Carr B. Nelson, C. Stiles, D. Kingsbury, M. Parks, W. Burtt. Student Council L. to R.: V. Pres. - Robert Whitedg Sec. -Treas, - Diane Kingsburyg President Beverly Nelson. Co-Sponsored by THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK and BREWER IGA of Houlton, Maine mee Staff F. to B.:- B. Weeks, C. Stiles, J. Tidd, S. Lunn, E. Tapley, M. Hogan, D. Parks. Our office staff is composed of seven energetic girls who contribute to their school by giving of their time freely and unselfishly to help students and teachers alike. Their main duties are working in the office, answering the telephone, and doing various small but helpful tasks. At this time, we take the opportunity to thank each one for her co-operation. Senior Librarians L. to R.:- K. Taylor, S. Lunn, M. Hogan, J. Craig, S. McKeen, S. Carr, J. Bradbury, CENTER - Elaine Bartley - HEAD LIBRARIAN Junior Librarians L. to R.:- C. Stiles, E. Sharpe, E. Tapley, B. Billings, C. Tilley B. Weeks, S. Lunn, CENTER - Launa Beals - ASSISTANT HEAD LI- BRARIAN. French Club L. to R.:- L. Beals, K. Bertelson, G. Lamont, D. Kingsbury, E. Tapley, D. Cook, Advisor: Mrs. Fitzspatrick, CENTER: B. Yerxa. OFFICERS Pres.: B. Yerxa, V. Pres.: E. Tapley, Sec.-Treas.: K. Bertelson, Pub. Chair- man: D. Cook. 38 The French Club has accomplished much since its beginning only two years ago. Last year's members journeyed to Quebec and this year the group is working industri- ously to obtain this goal again. The Sen- iors leave much luck and best wishes for the coming years ahead. We hope that the fu- ture of this club will be paved with success. li Electronics Club L. to R.: R. Sharpe, R. Whited, R. Green, J. Stackpole, D. Delong, G. La- mont, B. Billings, B. Yerxa, S. Keating, Mr. Webb Qinstructorj OF F IC ERS Pres. - D. Packard, V. Pres. - R. Sharpe, Sec.-Treas. - B. Billings The members of the Electronics Club worked on individual projects and oper- ated the audio-visual equipment during the year. Under the presidency of David Packard, the club had a very successful year. With the more ad- vanced equipment that its members hope to obtain next fall, we are sure that their accomplishments will be even greater, Senior Choir L. to R.: Mrs. Bubar fadvisorj, C. Stiles, D. Cook, J. Craig, S. Carr, N. Parks, V. Bradstreet, C. Kinney, J. Bradbury, C. Klllcollins, B. Carmicheal, C. Grass, B. Shaw, L. Beals, E. Tapley, M. Hogan,fS. McKeen, E. Bartley, D. Kings- bury. Junior Choir . .. W W k r A W AW WM M A HW um-AVND4.-'M s,iw' XHmmQ-ff,-Taj-fv ' 5 ' . L. to R.: Mrs. Bubar Qadvisorj, B. McKeen, S. Parks, R. Sargent, B. Edmunds, R. Stitham, N. Whited, S. Delong, P. Dow, M. Parks, M. Parks, D. Stiles, D. Delong, C. Smith, T, Durost, C. Graham, J. Bradstreet, R. Shaw, M, Tidd, K. Bradbury, S. Parks, C. Weeks, C. Tilley, J. Roix, J. Taylor, P. Tompkins, A, Hutchins, B, Hartley, P, Stackpole, C. Packard, G. Carr, J, Tidd, .rf . yy... - MANAGERS fl cz m a P ? a L i n e 'Y 11,4 ' .Nrf -Wifi TOP SALES Left to Right: Billy, Peggy, Betsy. BACK, L. to R.: Boyd, Ronnie, and Bobby. Billy and Sherry Being a smashing success, the magazine campaign contributed much in the way of funds to the school this year. May we take this opportunity to congratulate those who worked so industriously to help obtain the high goal reached. Without the unselfish aid of the maga- zine staff, we could never have at- tained such recognition for our school. .S. Initiation Thursday, April 29, 1965 As in past years, the National Honor Society initiated its new members at a candle- light ceremony in the B.C.A. gymnasium. The Society had to accept the assistance of four past members in order to follow the traditional induction ceremony. The past members who helped the two senior members, Sherry McKeen and Mary Hogan, were Robin Beattie, Robert Boyce, Bonnie Stackpole, and Stuart Welch. The new members who had the honor of being the last students to be initiated into the Bridgewater Chapter of the National Honor Society were Launa Beals, Brenda Billings, John Sargent, Charlene Stiles, Emily Tapley, Connie Tilly, and Bill Yerxa. We hope that next year's society at Mars Hill will never lack members as ours did this year in putting on their induction ceremony. We want to wish this club the best al- ways and hope they succeed in measuring up to the four letters on the N.H.S. em- blem, which are SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP, CHARACTER, and SERVICE. Refreshments were served after the initiation by the junior members: Vella Bradstreet, Dbnna Cook, Cynthia Grass, Diane Kingsbury, and Cherry Kenny. Sponsored by A. M. STACKPOLE I r. Exhibition L. to R.: Billy Yerxa, Virginia Kingsbury, ll 1 I I- Ronnie Sharpe. SEATED: L. to R.: Emily Tapley, Sylvia Lunn, Launa Beals, and Charlene Stiles. Winners SEATED: Virginia Kingsbury, Launa Beals, B- Bill Yerxa, Ronnie Sharpe, FIRST - RONNIE SHARPE The Button SECOND - LAUNA BEALS White Hands of Telham THIRD - BILLY YERXA .,Why,, FOURTH - VIRGINIA KINGSBURY But I Am One French Club at Quebec 5 f I -fs fggggax s NME i i , V13 5 Q -Q I ga w 7' an ' , I g 'Q 'Lu 1 1 ff: 5. E, WJ xiii? f --2.1: r. A 1 -sa. , --Y -, -ini fi, Q . . , , - 45 'IOOI-IOS HBO.. N1 Cb vo- Q S Cb UQ S fomafwbk I'D3flS'S DID P' NI-ILEUCQ j Track STANDING Left to Right: E. McCleary, J. Sargent, R. Sharp, M, Nel- son, coach Mr. White KNEELING Left to Right: B. Young, C. Lynch, D. Codrey lst team B.C.A. has had in recent years. We had three meets -- low score wins. At Houlton Sherman 30 Houlton 40 B. C. A. 64 At Patten Patten 15 B. C. A. 54 At Presque Isle Final meet to determine which two teams will go to the state meet at the University of Maine. Washburn 26 Ashland 34 B. C . A. 56 Although unsuccessful in attempts to win any meets, John Sargent placed 10th in the regional meet and represented B. C. A. at the U. of M. Baseball C3 6:- me C ,. E. Dalbeck, D. Codrey, D. Stackpole, M. Nelson, K. Bradstreet, P. Delong, Coach Webb, W. Shaw, E. McC1eary, B. Young, S, Keating, I. McKinnon. f 1 vt.. s we BRIDGEWATER CLASSIC AL AC ADEMY N45 fs yi r E .N V, ,c A-141 ' L,-mean-w ' ' 3'-P 2 , Q1 it r m, fs V ,W a .. Q. I-5 . . .. Q . . , ,rg - -P4 ..1,v,,W,.3rg,',,,,--Qi ,, , A .. ' K ' - 1 Y' min t - , ' e q, s .,,,'g,- ' ' i . -Tp-gf-I ' ,,ffh? -gr ,gl L , '- 1-wf8':qsg,'s,,i' eeee as ,, ,X .,. , Q f , gi a n f ' ' A N . tt., -3 7 nr' A' -'vs A , tg 'sw' -' U,'., AHA-Q WWW , as ' -, S puff , Senior members and their Coach Dean, Dennis and Keith Co-Sponsored by HOULTON FARMS DAIRY and PUTNAM BROTHERS of I-Ioulton, Maine 49 f Ii Basketball STANDING Left to Right: Coach Mr. White, D. Morse, K. Wheeler, C Delong, G. Lamonr, R. Whired, K. Bradstreet, P. Delong, R. Morse, Manager, P. Lynch, KNEELING: W. Shaw, B. Young Cheerleaders Right to Left: N. Parks, D. Cook, C. Packard, B. Shaw, S. Parks, J. Tidd Varsity STANDING L. to R.: Coach Mr. Burton, B. Bradbury, D. Stackpole, R. Sharp, D. Codrey, M. Nelson, S. Tilley, P. Lynch, KNEELING L. to R.: K. Wheeler R. Whited, G. Lamont, B. Young, P. Delong, J. Sargent SCORES OF THE YEAR B.C. A. '73 Easton 99 B.C. A. 73 Princeton 66 B.C. A. 61 Mattawamkeag 82 B.C.A. 75 Hodgdon 61 B.C.A. 91 Patten 81 B.C. A. 67 Ashland 77 B.C. A. 58 Van Buren 73 B.C. A. 69 Island Falls 42 B.C. A. 68 Princeton 67 B.C. A. 78 Allagash 63 B. C. A. 47 Easton 75 B.C.A. 90 St. Martins 75 B. C. A. 102 Hodgdon 75 B.C. A. 58 Ashland 66 B.C. A. 92 Patten 73 B.C.A. 88 Island Falls 72 B.C.A. 102 Van Buren 96 B.C.A. 103 St. Martins 70 'B-U41 JOHN SARGENT GARY LAMONT DEAN STACKPOLE BOYD BRA DBURY RONNIE SHARP MARTY NELSON STANLEY TILLEY DENNIS CODREY D. C. Kingsbury P J Tilley Pgykg B. C' Bradbury Nelson Stiles J, o fr K 6 ' S Sponsored by BRADBURY BROTHERS Bridgewater, Maine W g Tournament Action, IDI GTO ang 0001! 2' Z' Paris Fashions? Nice or What! The Annual Freshman Reception was conducted this year in Kangaroo Court Style with the honorable David Packard presiding as judge. Members of the jury were Shirley Lunn, Beverly Nelson, Carroll Delong, Wayne Burtt, and Dean Stackpole. Due to good sportsmanship on the part of the Freshman class, the seniors found them qualified to become full pledged high school members of Bridgewater Classical Academy. Let's Get SSl'l.OLlS! Judge and jury? TOAST TO THE BOYS Never tell jokes and never swear always sharp about what they wear. Hold the door while you get in then give a push and start to grin. Never gri-pe and never moan don 't waste time upon the phone. Always remembering when they have a date right on time and never late. Some are grouchy -- some are sweet in our school they're all real neat. Play with your love like they would their toys of Whom do I speak Girls, rise, and drink to the boys. TOAST TO THE GIRLS They sob and they weep to get their own way but angry with boys they never do stay. They are stylish and pretty and some even witty. Many styles they prepare for arranging the hair Wigs for the head and oil for a tan Would you do this just to get a man? To Mrs. Young they go just got to have those curls of Whom do I speak -- Boys, rise, and drink to the Girls. TOAST TO THE TEACHERS Some are thin -- some are fat Some say this -- some say that Some are good - when in the mood but when angry - act so rude. The teacher bright gives answers right the teacher glum says, don 't chew gum. Some are young -- some are old a few they say, act very bold ffavorite saying -- DO AS YOU'RE TOLDJ Work all day -- work all night then to school to start a fight They greet you with, You can't add, you can't spell I feel like saying -- go to -- school yourself. It makes sense -- what experts say the perfect teacher -- is here to stay Where do you find them?? At BCA There they sit -- don't make them bend Class, rise, and drink to the men. Sponsored by J. K. McKAY CO. Bangor Road, Houlton, Maine . 63441. v Enj5p ,, I H fy U g , 5? W L,,c,A4,',vvnQ',? xx, E 5 QA gyfdff A RSQJ 7L 0,0415 feud 6.1 11 QXQ.. ua-Q 4 W ' I MJ' X V Xx f 'SHERRYH x AV 5 JEN 1 , Wm. --UQNNXS' gt X Q IV ,IU W 4 L 1 x xy X I' gjlf ,R . .. HM fy if Q 1 Q Q ll' .. diff' GLA!! KEITH um GL'iil'geg NAC I N V .-ELPANEH P .O 'Y , X' 1, Y ? J, J ,f r J ' J r as is V x M X Z , x o , fx X ,QifT'XSir-1. V u X X wlx tvs.. nxrxxe J l X '--- . , X J W FXXQS ef' J X' sffkif rx , X R XX X ' Rx 1.-.-s Tilly Tillson Percy Savage Olivia Ormsby Antony Ormsby Dolda Emory Roger Garde Daphne Gale Jerome lngolby Basil Baythorne, III Ada Merton Lucy Ormsby Henry Wiggins Reverend Saunders D irector 561 Lu A i , ?5N,y K 1 lx ,xx 4 i ,T M nxxx C ' f 1 . G X, .L ,.,.u ff if, X C ,I---fl Ds J Aff! f J GJ V - '--..g f .,,i5 uL Ll, my '35 ,J , fx CAST Un order of appearancej Swedish Maid Best Man Lucy's Aunt Lucy's Brother Brides Maid Tony's Playmate Wedding Guest O1ivis's Lawyer Bridegroom Wedding Guest Bride Intruder from Arizona :.MARYH K Susan Carr Dennis Codrey Kathy Taylor Dean Stackpole Elaine Bartley Sonny Allen Jennifer Craig Keith Bradstreet Boyd Bradbury Sherry McKeen Janice Bradbury David Packard Mary Hogan Mrs. Fitspatrick ,N . q , ' 9 W sy f xr ... rg f sf x I , X3 'Ni 3,1 Q .f 'F K' 1 f 55 n gl .,!77. , 5 v 59 BY'-X965 WPUYQ' ACA CLASSICAL Presents In the Misty Moonlight BRIDGEWATER ACADEMY Friday Evening June Fourth Nineteen Hundred Sixty-five DEM Welcome Class History Class Prophecy Class Gifts Class Will Farewell To Seniors amor Class ight Presentation of Special Awards i Boyd Bradbury Janice Bradbury Donna Parks David Packard Carroll Delong Elaine Bartley Brenda Shaw Susan Carr Launa Beals r. Robert White Principal bl S Cb 3 gglzmpmg S'S U2D 'll Q X JJ I 96 S C651 AUVEIZIIQEIZQ I I we You Best Wishes I 3 sis Save FTOYTI f ,big PARKER K. BAILEY RINNEY 8: SONS LINOLEUM UNITED VAN LINES STORE INC. Houlton, Maine Mogiglfrwifiliare - Operated by Ray YW yi Cunliffe and George N Duhuy Congratulations From LOGIE'S MEN's N ' E STORE was for Men Young and Old '3,Q,,I? When You Save with the Market Square HOULTON Houlton, Maine SAVINGS BANK I-Ioulton, Maine ,V,,l A -'V. H Congratulations W, g,A I , ,'-, .'-A I I Congratulations 'E of to the I Graduating Class TINGLEY of '65 DINER g g 'M' A' mm at 41 YoUNG's GARAGE an aan wwf tute BEAUTYH BARBER SHOP Houlton, Maine Bridgewater, Maine si Congratulations to the Class of 1965 From MCGILLICUDDY FURNITURE 8: APPLIANCE Water Street Houlton, Maine Phone: 532-4541 2 N3 Best Wishes From WEAVER, GIQENLAW, at NUTTER Mars Hill Maine Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1965 Your Troubles Vanish From at C ik G HOULTON PERRY'S FOODLINER Where everything The Complete is for the customer Gift Shop North Street Houlton, Houlton, Maine . Maine Compliments D 81 G LUMBER of SALES Building RAY CUNLIFFE Materials SAWS Bangor Street Houlton, Maine Phone: 2-6056 s , We Delive r Anything Military Street Houlton, Maine Phone: 532-3415 WILLIAM CRAIG HEATING 8. PLUMBING Furnaces, Bathrooms and Water Systems Sold Also 5 vlunaum 15 N Ak ,, .X S. r' I Installed and Serviced America' s Most Valuable Stamps Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1965 From THE MARS HILL OIL COMPANY Main Street Mars Hill Maine Phone: 425-36 1 1 Compliments Congratulations of to the Class of '65 ROY'S RIDEOUT'S IGA ARMY 8: NAVY Something for the Whole Family Presque Isle, Maine The Store That Saves You Money Mars Hill Maine CARROLL'S AUTO SALES Sales and Service BUICK Phone: PO 8-8021 Presque Isle, Maine Best Wishes MONTICELLO , I I H Frorn x i, is jg ! ! L I 'wr 'A 4' n. A MARS HILL X g P S A PHARMACY A W -A f ,X I Mars Hill We have the V14 Maine best of everything Monticello Maine K Compliments f f'f ,g f '5 of S? . :. 1NZ, ,-' P ff - Y ,Qi ' Mes, tu taxis Xyqeo 2 f JEWELL ,lx BROTHERS ' POTATO Gifts for A11 COMPANY Occasions JEWELRY STORE Maine 412 Main Street Presque Isle, Maine .,, ', DODGE EASTERN MOTORS Bangor Street, I-Ioulton, Maine f Cars and Trucks Aluma Craft See the Johnson Motors and and White Boats DODGE BOYS Skee Horse MAINE C m rm nt MUTUAL 0 P 1 e S of group of Insurance Companies SCOTT BROWN Aroostook County A Patrons Houlton, Mutual Fire Insurance- . Maine Company Presque Isle, Maine LARRY'S Come C to ALMON H. FOGGS COMPANY UL? SERVICE Mars Hill Gas, Oil, Tires Car Washing D 72 Main Street Houlton, Maine Come Alive With PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. Presque Isle, Maine Best Wishes From GOULD Sz SIVIITI-I Pre sque Isle Maine Compliments Best Wishes to of the Class of 1965 From H. SMITH L. H. INGRAM PACKING COMPANY Mars Hill Houlton Maine Maine YOlQ,gn?Sr1,?u:t1eS Compluifments Order From HOULTON COOK'S FLORIST MOTORS SMITH'S HARDWARE for flowers Cadillac - of beauty Main Street and prompt -GMC Trucks . Mars Hill Servlce Maine Presque Isle, 64 North Street Phone: GA 5-3261 Maine Houlton, Maine A ,vang L I I .Bs-ff' I if f P K All 1: 'liar A sl' MAINE MUTUA GROUP f Q.: INSURANCE QMPANIES ' j ' A UNITED , S MUTUAL I S INSURANCE fx COMPANY Y Aroostook County G Patrons Mutual Fire Ins. Co. Presque Isle Maine ll 1 . 1 Congratulations To BeSt of All t the 3 Graduating Class TW f,,,,,,.. --Nw PIER CE'S at Sales and Service ADELMAN'S of Mars Hill Mars Hill 70 Qymcbming ur Qt' at C. HOLMES GARDNER CAMPBELL'S STUDIOS CLEANERS Portraits of in Distinction Mars Hin ALLIED SA LES CO. Willys Sales and Se rvice W Q Honda Motor Bikes Houlton, Maine If Its Good You Get Insure Food You Want S . 1 S . With visit Pecla ervlce Confidence at in I MIN S LUNCH F. A. PEABODY RONNIE'S CCMPANY Best of BEAUTY SALON Home Cooked Foods l Market Street Monticello, Monticello, Houlton, Maine Maine Maine Phone: 532-2291 Best Wishes From THOMPSON'S PHARMACY Presque Isle, Maine Call PO 8-8311 JKU' 303' D'-'fkg ROY C. THOMPSON COMPANY John Deere Farm Equipment and Repairs Dial: PO 8-7331 Presque Isle, Maine Compliments Congratulations of the to the Class of '65 pp . ,P Ka NETHERLAND ROY L. WHEELER p I mi .kt 2' TYPEWRITER BARREL co. MANUFACTURER ,Af X.. Fine Service Bridgewater, -. 'I to a Maine Fine School 'kr Fast 5 Service L Gigi I f uc . . . A I 4 33975, From X TATER-STATE 0 PoTATo O COMPANY Compliments of Presque Isle , I Maine AROOSTOOK VALLEY rl I RAILROAD CO. V' A NWI- , 1 S 1 1 S 4. 72 AR CHIE BIS HOP at Shop SONS, INC. PO 2-3792 631 Main GRAVFS PO 2-6051 Street RED 8: WHITE for l'0NTlAl',.. Pontiac Sales Varlety and Service and American Oil Distributors Savings Better Values TH1BoDEAU's C----I all SHOE STORE footwear for the whole family We Specialize in Hard to Fit Feet Pre sque Isle Best -Wishes For Good to the Seniors at Food B. C. A. Try the OFFICE MACHINES, INC. PIZZA Locally Owned HOUSE Remington Rand Presque Isle, Agency Maine , , .,-, , M. ,, ..,. .. . . E. H. WATSON 8. SON CO. RFD 1 YOUR TROUBLES Houlton, Monticello, Maine Maine Phone: 538-8341 I 5523 Phone: 538-8623 Congratulations Compliments to the Class of '65 of CHADWICK'S FLORIST FRENCH'S When You Say It With Flowers, Say DRUG STORE It With Ours Z5 Spring Street Houlton, Maine Houlton Phone: 532-3520 Maine Best Wishes to the 1965 Graduates From MARS HILL LUMBER CO. Building Mate rials Mars Hill, Maine For Comfort For Style WEINBURCNS of Pre sque Isle Maine Large st Sele ction of We aring Apparel MAINE FARM SUPPLY, INC. Distributors of Chevron Petroleum Products f Gllfejdfl M I SUPREME a f uuun' 1 1'1 8 6 Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 HUSSEY gl HUSSEY Mars Hill 'F 3 Best Wishes Best Wishes to the From Class of 1965 CHARLES S. L. WHITE H DRUG STORE SIMONSON Prescriptions at and Fanny Farmer SON Candies Bridgewater, Houlton, Maine Maine Compliments Cornpliinents of of SMITH'S HARDWARE JoHN 'if' O. ROGERS Main Street Mars Hill Maine Houlton, Phone: GA 5-3261 Maine 75 Best Wishes AROOSTOOK -V 5 , iw to the BAKING Class of 1965 COMPANY F r om fo r Sunbeam and POTATO ,H I GR OWE R A ' 1 A I Q C Phone: PO 8-5611 B r e ad P r e s qu e I s le Le t U s He lp l' m nt s Comp 1 e Save f Q i 0 Your Money ! at Z AY R E S I A I f GR E EN 'S W he r e B e tte r el s . I Quality Costs g f Y Ou Le S S I Plel , 1? 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