Bridgton Academy - Stranger Yearbook (Bridgton, ME)

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'of 7 5 ff! Q C eng: icb GP fs 0 lf fwmx fix 0 ' f l ff ff 0 W , X I QW I? A g OX? o-Q 3 LOUIS PALUMBO Osterville, Mass. 'll find that life gives many pleasures, and I enjoy it. Beebe is a good-natured boy, who is liked by many friends. He enjoys playing as well as watching hockey, and is a mainstay on the track team. We shall always remember Beebe , not only because he partici ated in many school activities, but also because of his friendly and, genial personality. Football 4: Track 4: STRANGER Board 4: Glee Club 4: Camera Club 4: Hockey 3. RAYMOND J. PAULEY Massachusetts 'Tis a small world. We all know Ray for his wisdom and his amiable companion- ship. A tall pleasant sort of guy who hates women Cso he saysl. he spends almost all of his spare time at his favorite sport, hunt- ing. Since your hobby is collecting guns, Ray, we're sure that you'll succeed in your ambition of being as close as is possible to nature. Prize Speaking 3: Hockey 3: Stunt Night 4: Cym Exhibition 3. FREDERICK GARY PIKE North Bridgton, Maine Eat, drink, anal be merry for tomorrow ye die. We wonder whether your curly hair is caused by your hot sur- roundings on Saturday nights, Fred. Although you've been with us only two years, you've certainly proved yourself on the basket- ball Hoor. Lots of luck to you at Castine and in the years to come. VVe'll remember your sense of humor. Baseball 3, 4: Basketball 3: Football 4. JAYNE LOUISE POWLEY Baltimore, Md. Love makes her world go Wound. jaynie's the girl with that Harrison glint in her HI . She acted her role in the senior play exceptionally well. Perhaps there was an extra bit of incentive. Geometry seems to be her specialty, or maybe it's her adoration for Hodge . We shall miss her price- less wit and humor. With your willingness and your likeable per- sonality, Layne, we know you will succeed in lite. Basket all I: Senior Play Committee 3: Operetta Committee 3: Senior Play 4: French Club 3: Art Club 4: Prize Speaking, First Prize 2: Cheerleading 1, 2, 3: Christmas Vespers I, 2, 3, 4: Easter Cantata 2: Stunt Night I, 2, 3, 4: Sophomore Essays, First Prize 2: Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Gold Key 3: Swimming 1: Minstrel Show 1: One-act Plays l, 2: Dramatic Club I, 2: STnANGEn Board 2, 3, 4: Vocational Guidance 2: Songsters 3: Carnival Committee 4: Sports Banquet Committee 3: Class History.

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MARJORIE DAVIS MATTHEWS Harrison, Maine Quiet she is in her own little way, A girl who's a true friend every day. Marge is always willing to do her part in everything. Her cute smile and pleasant personality have helped her to make many friends. We'll be willing to vouch that you'll be a success, Marge . Best of luck. Art Club 4: Glee Club 4: Christmas Cantata 4: Minstrel Show 4: STRANGER Board 4: Senior Play 4: Carnival Committee 4: Cvm Exhibition 4: Softball 4. HERBERT RANDOLPH MERCIER, JR. Edgartown, Mass. A hit of lively chatter will make the day gladderf' Herb is an up-and-coming lad. who is always ready with a grin and a helping hand, wherever and whenever they are needed. His favorite sports are basketball and baseball, with swimming a close third. Later Herb hopes to open his own business. Best of luck, Herb. A Senior Play 4: Basketball 4: Baseball 4. ROBERT CELLEN MOODY Naples, Maine Knowledge is proud that he has learned so much, Wisdom is humble that he knows no more. Moody is the Naples transporter for the girls CmostlyD and a few boys, if no competition is put up. He can always support his side of an argument with great strength. Also he can surelv do a fine piece of work on the Hwoodpileu Cmarimbal Keep up the good work, Bob. We are sure you will succeed. Senior Pla 4: Minstrel Show 4: Cvm Exhibition 3. 4: Operetta 3: Chess Club 4. ROBERT NICKERSON Saugus, Mass. Live, love, laugh, and he happy. Here is a boy with a lot of everything. Nick has made many friends during his stay at B. A. through his athletic ability. his cheerful dis osition, and his inexhaustible supply of fun, pep, and energy. Alt ough he is undecided on his future, we are sure he'll be successful. ocke 3 4 Track 3 4 STRANGER Board 4 Stunt Night 4: H y .. 4 , 5 ' 1 Baseball 3, 4: Basketball 4: Carnival Committee 4. :fy P 1 l' 1 1 , W al 1 fu WW pgs.: n-3249,

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, j ,rg ' 0 - l ' X t. ml .. , ,V X I VR 1,3 7 til .M V ilu rl HARVEY PIERCE ROOT Nutley, New Jersey Make haste to live and consider each day a life. A big smile, a good sport, a fine personality, that's Harvey Root. A good athlete in all sports and one of the most popular members of our senior class, Harvey is a very serious student. Best of luck at Middlebury, Harv . Football 4: Baseball 4. GARTH B. SCOTT Melrose, Moss. Why should life all lahor -he. Scott is a grand fellow and a good sport. He has added to his popularit by being a fine goalie in hockey and a superb foot- ball player. Klext year he hopes to be enrolled at Middlebury Col- lege. Best of luck and success, Garth. Football 4: Baseball 4: Hockey 4yStudent Council 4. , JXWQ- R ll f . 'Qs' f '5 NORMAN HOWARD SHARPLES Newmarket, N. H. l'He may seem quiet, hut look again. A swish and what do we find? Busty again, making a basket in his favorite game, basketball. His wide grin and swell per- sonality have won him hosts of friends on and off the gym lloor this year, and we're sure hc'll meet with continued success in the years to come. Good lucky, Busty . Basketball 4: Baseball 4: Track 4. ROBERT ALLEN SMITH North Andover, N. H. Cheerful company shortens the mile. Bob is known for havin one of the sunniest dispositions at B. A. When he's really feelin gay, you can hear the tooting of his trum met from Cleaves Hall! third floor. A good football and basketball player, he is sure to go places in college. Here's wishing you the best of luck, Bob. Football 4: Basketball 4: Baseball 4: Dance Band 45 Orchestra 4. l J rx fl Ill k lv , J rr M X. U' J lu L A1 ll UL VL il Yfl