Bridgton Academy - Stranger Yearbook (Bridgton, ME)

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U RICHARD PAUL WINCHENBACH Souih Porflond, Maine Activity is my daily diet. VVherever there's something going on, VVinCh is there. During eoltl winter nights one Could peer through his lrosty window Dklllt' :intl see him llooding the hockey rink. Av.1ilulmlv VVineh' is the name lor him. Although he keeps in steady eontaet with ai girl at P. C., he keeps the li. A. lassies happy, too, lt looks as though llryaint College in Providence might have an aciclerl attraction next year. Christmas Cantata 3, -lg Debating 5. -iz Bates Debating League -in 'l mek 3, 4: lloekey Manager -lg Cinnera Club 3. 'iz SUI1S1STf'I'S lg Senior Pliu- Stage iXlllIlilQi'l' fl: ffiirnivzil l,ornniittee 4. 70 dj, 0 ' f 77417 if 5 ,4wfL'7iMTrw M HL wgiffvdj' CUM' ' - M !Z,Zh,Z3,1 CLMJJMM Z fu Sr-anion CQQAA Burk Row, left In riglvIfGarth Scott, Robert Moody, Norman Sharples, Robert Bellavance, Peter jordan, Willis Gilpin, Raymond Pauley, Robert Smith, Herbert Wilde, Gerald Flewelling, Richard Brown, David Dodge, Robert Anderson. Tlvira' Row-Frank Bennett, Louis Palumbo, Giles Gardner, Herbert Mercier, Dave Wilson, Gregory Harrison, Albert James, Philip Denison, Edward Kershaw, Gordon Knight, Harvey Root, Richard Harlow. Sefona' Row-Miss jones, Frederick Pike, john Curtis, Marjorie Matthews, joan Bean, Louise Henry, Jayne Powley, Diana March, Virginia Conrad, Russell Bridgham, Mr. Hodgdon. Front ROWAI-lappy Hamlin, Betty Carlson, Mary Tenney, Jeannette Allen, Ann Marr, Olive Knight, Barbara Lord, Merle Deering, Joan Gardner, jackie Merrill, Dorothy Stepanovich.

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ffm' DOROTHY LEE STEPANOVICH Pittsburgh, Po. Wit is the salt of her conversation. Although most of us don't know Dorothy well, we recognize her gay laugh and ready smile. She's the gal with the cver-ready wit. We'vc heard that she is interested in the literary world as a career, and we wish her the best of luck. Our advice to her is: Beware of a certain large Irish family residing in Rainbow Alley. Senior Play Committee 4: Art Club 4: Glee Club 4: Christmas Cantata 4: Minstrel Show 4: Softball 4: Stunt Night 4. MARY ALICE TENNEY Bridgton, Maine 'AA little hit of everything good done up in a small package. Mary is always full of fun. At first glance she seems a quiet little girl, but when you get to know her sl1e's as nice a little package as anyone could ask for. Our, or more correctly, her P. C. friend can verify all we say about her, for we believe he knows more about the subject than we do. The basketball team valued Mighty Mouse , for she was always sure to come through with those winning points. Mary is doing extremely well in her Home EC. classes-could be a reason. Carnival Committee 4: Senior Play: Class President I, 2: Glec Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Christmas Cantata l, 2, 3: Cheerleader 2, 3: Gym Exhibition 1, 4: Leaders' Corps 3: Athletic Association 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 4: Stunt Night 2. 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 3: Softball 2, 4: Operetta 3: Minstrel Show 2, 4: STRANGER Board I, 2., 5, 4: Class Will. HERBERT THOMAS WILDE, JR. North Andover, Moss. Ambition will lead me to great heights. llcrb's quiet manners and friendly disposition have won him many friends here. Although we usually see him engaged in some sport during his spare time, skiing and basketball are really his favorites. Some time in the future we may be living in buildings constructed by none other than the famous architect, VViIde. Football 4: Basketball 4: Ski Club -I: STHANGISR Board -I: Stunt Night 4: Baseball 4: Class Gifts. DAVID G. WILSON Lincoln Park, New Jersey Speech is great, hut silence is greater. Brown hair, combined with a warm smile, distinguishes this handsome fellow, whom we see actively engaged in most sports around B. A. Yes, it's Dave Wilson. that likeable character who has mastered the art of buffoonery. Football 4: Stunt Night 4: Track 4: Camera Club -I.

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V P fr Beet? e .JL OL, X ,M gli, .W g isflyllf A l G. I. OFFICERS JOHN EDWARD BREEN Keene, N. H. PRESIDENT A reliable fellow, On him we can always depend. ,lack was B. A.'s winter sports king. He is a fine skater and skier. He is very opular among the fellows, and Mass Hall lost a reat asset when lie was transferred to the Cushman House. Iack's lrigh scholastic standing should give him no worries for college next year. Good luck from all of us. Hockey: Baseball: Class Prophecy. EUGENE ROLAND BOEGLIN North Andover, Moss. VICE'PRESIDENT Here's to 'Bogy', he's true blue. He's a gentleman through and through. Gene's one of the quieter members of our class, but he is well abreast of the times. He is a ski enthusiast and could be found in- dulging in that sport almost an day during the past winter. He once said, I believe I'd rather ski than do my English Literature. Could this be an understatement? Bogy plans to reside at Mid- dlebury College next year. And he will, too. Senior Play Property Manager, Ski Club CMember of U. S. Eastem Amateur Ski Associationj, Class History. GEORGE ROBERT HARRIS Methuen, Moss. SECRETARY Cool, calm, collected. George, better known in Mass Hall as the Haunt, is really a character. Without this Harris brother our study hours would have been very dull. George has shown his ability on the football field as an athlete and in class as a student. There's no need to worry about George. We know l1e's good college material. Football: Hockey: Baseball. TIMALEON NICHOLAS CHAKALOS Keene, N. H. Truzasuman Basketball, basketball, there is no greater sport. 'iLindy is the Ted Lewis of B. A., the sentimental gentle- man of swing. His outstanding ability on the basketball court has been proved many times. His next best sport is women, whom he treasures dearly. Lindyi' is headed for Rhode Island State Col- lege, then on-the profession, basketball. With that winning smile, Lindy , you can't lose. I Basketball: Orchestrag Dance Hand: Stunt Night: Track, Base- ma . giiiwga 3.3 . W.r'W X