Bridgton High School - Corona Yearbook (Bridgton, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1954 volume:

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A. fEng1ishy Social Studies, English, Biology PHYLLIS WENTWORTH Husson College Commercial Subjects CLIFTON HALL ROBERT KIRBY Gorham State Teachers' College, B, S Clark University B B A, Indu5Lri31Arts Standing: B. Edison, P. Lovell, Miss Wentworth, Adv1sor:P. Palmer, E. Ring, P. Ward, V Moulton W. Sanborn, B. Thomas, W. Warren, C. Swanson, B. Hill, G. Day, L. Gyure. Seated: C Knight I. Boutilier, R Oberg, J, Smith, S. Bump, T. Unnold, P. Autio, M. McAllister. Assistant Editor - Junior Editors - - Business Manager Senior Data - - - Activities - - - Sports ---- Literary - - - Alumni - - Jokes - - - Circulation - - - Faculty Advisor - - CORONA STAFF Editor-in-Chief - - - - - - -- - RONALD OBERG - - - ANTOINETTE UNNOLD PHILIP AUTIO --sTANu2YBUMP Assistants V. MOULTON - - C. SWANSON B. THOMAS - - B. EDISON - - LINDA GYURE, PAULINE PALMER - - - ELEANOR RING, PHILIP WARD - - - - - BARBARA HILL, WAYNE SANBORN - - - -MARY MCALLISTER, PATRICIA LOVELL - -CLARICE KNIGHT, IACQUELINE BOUTILIER ------------------GAILDAY - ------- WILLIAM WARREN - - MISS PHYLLIS WENTWORTH SENIORS QRS E f W i- Va1ed1ctor1an JOYCE E SMITH aXoxaS,oK1 Honor S 5 A LD 38 st 1 Y' rw? Others securmg Averages of 85 and over as an average for 4 years work are CHRISTINE SWANSON ELEANOR RING PAULINE PALMER WAYNE SANBORN VELZORA THOMPSON II STU 0 N II 1954 E JACQUELINE JOANNE BOUTLLIER Home Economics Course 'What a spendthrift she is of her tongue. Glee Club 1,2.3,4: Deborettes 1,2g Corona Staff 4g Secretary 1. Plans for the future: Marriage. I3Ckie 17 Pease MURTON PAINE BOUTILIER Ji H56 General Course iii rw Stall' 17 'Charlie' 18 STANLEY EARL BUMP College Course A happy genius is the gift of nature, Glee Club 1.2.3,4g Orchestra I,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4: Scholastic Club 1: Teen Club 35 Bonhommes 3.4: Junior Prize Speaking 3. Second Prizeg One Act Plays 23 Corona Staff 45 President 3.4, Plans for the future: College, QW' 'There is mischief in this man, Football 1,2,3g Basketball 1.2: Baseball 1,2 Glee Club 1, 2,3,4p Varsity Club 3g Bonhommes 3,43 Senior Play 4g Junior Prize Speaking 3g President 2. Plans for the future: Service. CHARLES FREDRICK CHASE I Industrial Arts Course 'A gentleman makes no noise, Football 3.4. Plans for the future: Undecided Transfer: Fryeburg Academy, GEORGE SIDNEY DANFORTH General Course Doing nothing with a great deal of skill, Camera Club 4, Plans for the future: Service. GAIL FLORENCE DAY General Course Women of the world crave excitement. Basketball 3g Glee Club 3,4g Senior Play 4, Chansonettes 3, 4, Corona Staff 4, Plans for the future: Undecided, Transfer: Thornton Academy. Danny - - 18 Sunshine - Dug - - 18 Berry-' - - 19 MARILYN YVONNE EDSON General Course Handsome is as handsome does. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4g Teen Club 3g Senior Play 43 Corona Staff 4, Student Council 2, 4, Plans for the future: Undecided. EDWARD SEWELL DURGIN Industrial Arts Course Good things come in small packages, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Varsity Club 3,4g Bonhommes 3,43 Senior Play 4, Plans for the future: Undecided. GORDON WAYNE ELLIOTT General Course He hurts me most who lavishly commands, Glee Club 1,2, Plans for the future: Pratt and Whitney Co, 'Nan 20 Gert 17 NANCY KAY GRAFFAM Commercial Course Speech is silver, silence golden, ' Glee Club 1.2, Plans for the future: Undecided. salty 18 Derry JAMES DERRELL GRAFFAM Industrial Arts Course Live and let live. Football 1g Baseball 1,2. Plans for the future: Undecided, LINDA-LOU GYURE Commercial Course Variety's the very spice of life, Basketball 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Orches tra 1,2g Band 3,4g Senior Play 4g Junior Prize Speaking 3g One Act Plays 25 Deborettes 1,25 Corona Staff 3,4g Student Council 3: Secretary lg Assistant Bookkeeper 3g Bookkeeper 4g Office 2.3.4, Plans for the future: Secretarial Work, BARBARA MARY HILL College Course A fool to pleasure, yet a slave to fame, Basketball 1,2,3,4g Softball 1,2,4g Glee Club 1,2,3.4g Band 1,2,3,4g Scholastic Club lg Teen Club 3g Senior Play 4g Junior Prize Speak- ing 3, Second Prizeg Deborettes 1,2g Corona Staff 4: Vice President lg Student Council 4g Office 2.3, Plans for the future: Gorham State Teachers College, Russ 19 Mac 18 RUSSELL WENDELL KNIGHT Industrial Arts Course Wit is a precious element, Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Teen Club 33 Bonhommes 3.4. Plans for the future: Central Maine Power Co. E' Babs 19 Clar 19 CLARICE JACLYN KNIGHT General Course A sharp tongue is the only edgetool that grows keener with constant use, Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Teen Club 35 Camera Club 4g Corona Staff 4, Plans for the future: Business School, ERNEST HENRY MCALLISTER General Course Chance is a second master, Football 2, Manager 3,4g Basketball 1, 23 Base- ball 1,2,3,4g Skiing 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Orchestra 1.2.3.4g Band 1,2,3,4g Teen Club 3g Camera Club 45 Varsity Club 3,4. Plans for the future: Undecided, MARY ALICE MCALLISTER Commercial Course l always get the better when I argue alone, Glee Club 1,2,3,4: One Act Plays 2: Corona Staff 4, Plans for the future: Music Work, Vern 18 Obie VERNON LEROY MOULTON General Course Popularity is power, Football 1,2.3.4: Basketball 1.2,3: Skiing 2.3, 4: Glee Club 1.2.3,4: Varsity Club 3.4: Senior Play 4: Junior Prize Speaking3. First Prize: One Act Plays 2: Corona Staff 3.4: President 1: Treasurer 2: Student Council 3,4 President, Plata for the future: College, 'Mary Mac LEE MERRILL College Course I believe absence is the element of charm, Football 4: Basketball 3.4: Baseball 3.4: Teen Club 3: Varsity Club 3.4, Plans for the future Service, Transfer: Gould Academy, RONALD GARDNER OBERG College Course Lord, I feel so unnecessary, Football 2.3.4: Basketball 1,2,3.4: Scholastic Club 1: Glee Club 1.2,3.4: Varsity Club 3.4: Senior Play 4: Junior Prize Speaking 3: One Act Plays 2: Corona Staff 4: Vice President 4: Stu- dent Council 2,4. Plans for the future: College 18 Lee 17 PAULINE CHANDLER PALMER College Course Laugh and the world laughs with you, Basketball 1,2.3,4, Manager: Softball 15 Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 1,2,3,4g Scholastic Club lg Teen Club 3g Senior Play 4: Junior Prize Speaking, 3 First Prizeg One Act Plays 2g Deborettes 1,23 Corona Staff 3,45 Student Council 1: Treasurer 3g Secretary 4g Office 3,4. Plans for the future: N,E, T, and T, Co. E y 17 Elly 17 ELEANOR LARY RING College Course Fun, laughter, mischief all day, life's too short to be anything but gay, Glee Club 2,3,4g Teen Club 3g Senior Play 45 Corona Staff 4: Student Council 4. Plans for the future: Nursing, 'Pauli' 18 JO 18 JOAN ELAINE RIDLON General Course Looks are deceiving, Glee Club 1, Plans for the future: Art School ELEANORE LOUISE ROLLINS General Course The less heart, the more comfort, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captaing Softball 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1.2,3.4g Scholastic Club 13 Teen Club 3g One Act Plays 2. Plans for the future: Undecided. WAYNE GAYNOR SANBORN College Course I am always nearest to myself, Football 1,2,3,4Q Basketball 1,2,3,4: Baseball 1,2,3.43 Skiing 3,43 Varsity Club 3,43 Glee Club 1,23 Scholastic Club 13 Teen Club 33 Art Club 3,42 One Act Plays 23 Corona Staff 4g Secretary 2, Plans for the future: College, IQ Chris 18 'Bob' 18 CHRISTINE MARIA SWANSON College Course Life is a race, desire the goal. Basketball 1,2,3,4: Glee Club 1,2,3,4Q Orches- tra 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,4: Scholastic Club 13 Senior Play 43 One Act Plays 23 Deborettes 1.23 Corona Staff 43 Office 3,4. Plans for the future: College, Sandy 17 Joyce JOYCE ELAINE SMITH General Course Life is composed of little things, and I am one of them, Glee Club 1g2,3,4: Scholastic Club 13 Teen Club 33 Chansonettes 2,3,4: Senior Play 43 Deborettes 13 Corona staff, 4 Editor-in-Chief3 Vice President 23 Treasurer 43 Office 3,4. Plans for the future: Nursing. ROBERT MANSFIELD THOMAS College Course If I go to heaven I want to take my reason with me, Football 2,3,42 Basketball 2.3.43 Teen Club 33 Art Club 3,43 Varsity Club 3,43 Junior Prize Speaking 33 One Act Plays 23 Corona Staff 43 Vice President 3, Plans for the future: Service. Transfer: Portland High School, STEVE DALE THOMAS Industrial Arts Course This fellow is wise enough to play the foolg and to do that well takes a kind of wit, Glee Club 1,2,3.4g Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 1,2,3,4g Camera Club 4: Treasurer 1, Plans for the future: Undecided, Art' 18 Phil' 18 ARTHUR JAMES WARD Industrial Arts Course It is not good that man should be alone, Football 2,3,4g Glee Club 1,23 Teen Club 3: Varsity Club 3,4g Student Council 3, Plans for the future: Undecided, S teve 17 Val 18 VELZORA MAE THOMPSON Commercial Course A spirit pure as hers is always pure, Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Scholastic Club 15 Office 4, Plans for the future: Secretarial Work. GORDON PHILIP WARD Industrial Arts Course Happy and carefree as the wind. Football 2,3,4g Baseball 1.2.3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Varsity Club 3.4: Corona Staff 4, Plans for the future: Service. W' M 2 5 Www M Jffaqfffgpf my X Q2 Heli. Qtalm My AQYQZPVWML Qgaizxv W QW W lj Qfiwffwww fl f5'77 -7 f07'746' ,. 5 O fe' 6 ra' I M ' , M Q X? We 1-H71 Mi fx ' M Qefgegif ' . 80:9 SA it AO ff . X XX :HW gi . ' f I R ,fe xy I q My , -wwf Cb , fiff 22 W ' 43 . X 4 . 9- 'Q SD 2.fWf5Wwf NF 5 fy 1 J S FA VURI TES 'Cb 0 Q x 6 Od' -r 2 BETTY EDISON PAULI P ALMER 6' 0631! A J, 07 'if Class Flirts Most Dramatic NHOHNV S EINLV M 98380 NOH QQ- of fzf 'Q AJ4 1 A VERN MOU LTON BARB HILL V . ay 49: v.- S so Best Dancers st Personali DNR! LTI3 NHOHNV S EIN XV M O Q X CLASS Back row: R, Cloutier, P, Fessenden, C, Wills, A, Douglas, R, Libby, P, Autio, W, Boyd, J, Maxfie ld, H, Daraich. Third row: D, Wiley, M, Barker, R, Pitts, I. Cunha, B, Cushman, A, Littlefield, D, Libby, M, Dow, S, Berry, L, Douglas, D, Waisanen, Second row: Mr, Kirby, Class Advisor, S, Roberts, P, Lovell, R, l-lill, E, Little, P, Reynolds, B, Conant, N, Hogan, J, McAllister, N, Dillingham, S. Gardner, J. Powers, A, Graham, N, Field, Front row: S, Moynihan, B, Payne, G, Drisko, B, Leavitt, J. Macdonald, B, Chalmers, J, Llif. Moran, B, Warren, A, Unnold, E, Hewson, Absent: R, Brown, M, Davis, 2f..,Lu4.'f.'l'nd-..- 7'-4. Lluvf fabjnufak- TUGWAAAIA- 4 Hr,-Ju - ' hang, Our class of '55 began its third year of B, H, S, with an enrollment of forty-seven pupils, At our first class meeting, on September 10, the Junior Class chose its officers as follows: President ------------- - - - - JAMES MacDONALD Vice President - - - BRUCE Cl-IALMERS Secretary - - - - BEVERLEY LEAVITT Treasurer - - - - - JULIA MORAN Antoinette Unnold, William Warren, and George Drisko were chosen to represent our class in Student Council, We have held one Gym dance this year which was very successful. A trip to Boston, Salem, and Plymouth, which was planned in our U, S, History Class, was financed by two food sales, The trip was very interesting, Our Junior Prom was held in May, Many members of our class are active in sports, Glee Club, Band, Orchestra, and many other organiz ations, We wish to express our most sincere thanks to Mr, Kirby, our advisor, teacher, and friend, for the helpful guidance he has given. Beverly Leavitt '55 Back row: R, Clawson, E, Tainter, J, l-lewson, C, Fleck, A, Gilman, G, Kimball, C, Tobey, M, Scribner, P, Thompson, Third row: D, Harmon, G, Locke, N, Foster, W, Walker, M, Rollins, D, Card, S, Little, R, Smith, A, Ward, K, Butterfield, Second row: Mr, Panagakos, Class Advisor, B, Cunha, R, Durfee, D, Delano, P, I-lebb, P, Bump, N. Conant, M, Qualey, L, Kilgore, S. Smith, M, Murch, S, Hilton, S, Douglas, B Brown, M, Littlehale, N, Cooper, First row: M, Carsley, E, Green, R. Johns, N, Waisanen, J, Welch, P, Berry, D, Baker, C, Phillips, R, Langlois, P, Thomas, Absent: D. Dyer, J. Norman, J, Smith, J, Tracey. Sa The class of '56 began its Sophomore year with an enrollment of 48 pupils, Our first class meeting was held September 24 with class officers as follows elected: President ---- - - James Welch Vice President - - - - Philip Berry Secretary ---- - - - Janet Tracey Treasurer - - - - Nancy Waisanen Representatives from our class for the Student Council are Donna Baker and Richard Johns, On October 18 our class sponsored a Backward-Sock Hop which was very successful. Our class, as last year, has been well represented in Athletics as well as other school activi- ties, We wish to express sincere thanks for the guidance of our class advisor, Mr, Panagakos, Janet Tracey '56 In Back row: R, Cross, R, Wiggin, T, Ballard, D, Dyer, W, Ridlon, B, Clark, R, Littlefield, R, Libby, P, Morton, L, Little, N, Douglas, A, Cannell, Third row: W, Campbell, K, Millett, D, Lingley, W, Lindsey, L, Pierce, E, Robbins, C, Wallace, M, Drisko, W, Potter, D, Lee, E, Kilgore, C, Chute, F, Williamson, D, Ingalls, Second row: Mr, Spear, Class Advisor, J, Cannell, V, Adams, M, Wills, C, Foster, I, Wyman, G, Dillingham, R, Sargent, B, Dodge, B, Chalmers, B, Courtley, B, Wills, L, DeWitt, K, Richardson, D, Hill, P, Conant, First row: C, Larrabee, B, Lang, I, Norman, N, Thurlow, R, Forest, G, Smith, H, Thompson, N, Fessenden, A, Austin, N, Field, Absent: F, Emond, R, Goodson, L, Johnson, A, Kilborn w, Lindsey, N, ward, R, Libby, C QL 4,301 9.4, 65444 'frrf if 'M The class of 1957 began its year at Bridgton High School with an enrollment of fifty seven, Our first class meeting was held September 23, The following officers were elected at this meeting: President - - - - - Ronald Forest Vice President - - - - - Glen Smith Secretary - - - - Hazel Thompson Treasurer - - - Norman Thurlow James Norman was chosen to represent our class in the Student Council. On September 18, following the annual Freshman Initiation, the Student Council sponsored Freshman Reception which made the new freshmen a part of the student body, We wish to express our sincere thanks to our class advisor, Mr. Spear, who helped us gain success our first year at Bridgton High School, Hazel Thompson '57 ORGA NlzA nous T 7 Back row: E. Ring, R Johns, W. Warren, G. Drisko, J. Norman. Front row: D. Baker, A. Unnold, V. Moulton, R. Oberg, B. Hill, B. Edison. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is a group of boys and girls who help keep the students alert, associative and active in regard to the various activities provided at B, H, S, and the school as a whole. with this in mind, the Student Council held its first meeting on September 11, and the officers were elected as follows: President - - - - - Vernon Moulton Vice President ------ - - - Ronald Oberg Secretary and Treasurer - - - - Antoinette Unnold Mr. Tinkham, our advisor, helped us a great deal in the arduous problems that arose. We sincerely appreciate the aid and supervision he has given through the year. The Student Council staged the annual Freshman initiation: and on September 18, the Fresh- man Reception was held and proved to be very successfuL The Student Council distributed the football concessions to the Freshman Class and the basket- ball concessions to the Senior Class. This year the Council also sponsored such things as raffling off a radio for the benefit of the B. H, S, Ski Team, an effective Christmas assembly, various football rallles and student busses to the games, a Winter Carnival on February 26 and 27 and many other events. One of the outstanding events of the year was the establishment of an ice-skating rink on the American Legion grounds through the gratifying help of the Lions Club and American Legion. Antoinette Unnold '55 Ulm, I yi 1 Hi: Back row: Mr. Spear, Advisor, K. Millett, N. Waisanen, G. Drisko, P. Thompson, R. Goodson, R. Libby G. Smith, C. Knight, D. Ingalls. Front row: N. Cooper, D. Baker, R. Forest, G. Danforth, B. Payne, S. Douglas. Absent: S. Roberts, D. Lee, L. Little, R. Wiggin. CAMERA CLUB Under the careful leadership of Mr, Spear, we were able to stan a Camera Club this year. It has proved to be very successful and we are looking forward to new members next year. Although the work was all new to us, we were all willing to do our best. On November 3, we visited Wilkins Studio and Mr, Wilkins gave us a very interesting talk on films and the developers. During the year we have developed films and done some printing. We all appreciate the leadership and patience Mr. Spear has given us during our first year, Barbara Payne '55 N ff: , 5.4, nf, Back row: N. Foster, G. Locke, G. Kimball, P. Autio, R. Goodson, R. Johns, D. Card, W. Walker, E. McAllister. Second row: I. Welch, G. Elliott, J. Wyman, R, Hill, E. Rollins, B. Dodge, D. Delano, B. Edison, K. Millett, P. Berry, Mr. Panagakos, instructor. Front row: N. Conant, S. Hilton, N. Fessenden, D. Hill, M. Carsley, E. Green, S. Douglas, RIDING CLUB Under the careful guidance of Mr. Panagakos and Mr. Kirby, we were able to start a very successful riding club this year. They have divided it into two seasons, Fall and Spring. We hired the horses from Mr. Burnell, who lives on the North Bridgton Road. We could go at any time of the day for an hour or more. We would follow the trails or go through the village. Everyone had a great deal of fun this fall and we know that it will be just as successful this spring. We will be looking eagerly for more members. Eleanore Rollins '54 M. Carsley, S. Roberts, P, Lovell, J. McAllister, R. Pitts, A. Gilman, Miss Pratt ART CLUB The Art Club, under the direction of Miss Pratt, meets every Tuesday and Thursday during activity period in the laboratory. At the first of the year we used water colors and painted many still life scenes. We went into finger painting to express our imagi- nation on paper. Now we have begun pencil perspecung gud plan to go to the library to sketch Lincoln, We have had two movies on How Young America Paints which gave us some excellent ideas for finger painting,crayons and making beautiful objects on cloth, paper plates and other things. Patty Lovell '55 ACTIVITIES Last row: L, Kilgore, N, Conant, M, Qualey, D, Baker, B, Chalmers, M, Drisko, I, Boutilier, E, Ring, B, Murch, P, Palmer, C, Swanson, J, Ridlon, C, Wallace, E, Robbins, B, Dodge, B, Courtley, P, Bump, S, Smith, D, Libby, J. Wyman, R, Hill, Third row: R, Sargent, C, Larrabee, D, Hill, V, Adams, K, Richardson, P, Lovell, S, Gardner I, Powers, G, Dillingham, P, Reynolds, M, McAllister, E, Little, L, Gyure, N, Fields, M, Wills, P, Conant, C, Foster, B, Payne, I, Cunha, Mrs, Irish, Instructor, Second row: N, Hogan, A, Austin, P, Thomas, N, Ward, I, Smith, V, Fields, N, Fessenden, I, Norman, B, Lang, E, Greene, M. Carsley, F, Emond, H, Thompson, C, Knight, S, Hilton, First row: R, Durfee, L, DeWitt, M, Littlehale, I, Moran, A, Graham, P, Hebb, M, Murch, V, Thompson, B, Hill, N, Dillingham, B, Leavitt, N, Waisanen, S, Douglas, ?M4'?fw6f'f4 4-N11 Aw' Back row: Mrs, Irish, Instructor, N, Fields, N, Conant, D, Baker, P, Lovell, C, Foster, Front row: J, Norman, B, Payne, J, Smith, C, Larrabee, Absent: M, Dow, G, Day, 'K '55 - Back row: M, Scribner, G, Kimball, J, Maxfield, R, Libby. J. Hewson, R, Oberg, R, Goodson, R, Libby, S, Thomas, R, Johns, P, Autio, D. Dyer, R, Littlefield, K, MacDonald, R, Clawson, Third row: J, Norman, G, Elliott, C, Chute, L, Johnson, R, Pitts, D, Lee, S, Bump, E, Tainter, D, Wiley, V, Moulton, W, Walker, N, Foster, W, Lindsey, L. Pierce, S. Berry, N, Thurlow, K, Millett, J, Macdonald, G. Locke. Second row: G, Smith, L, Douglas, F, Williamson, R, Smith, J, Welch, M, Boutilier, P, Ward, R, Knight, P, Berry, D, Harmon, C, Phillips, D, Ingalls, W, Warren, First row: E, McAllister, W, Potter, D, Card, A, Ward, W, Ridlon, P, Morton, M, Rollins, T, Ballard, R, Forrest, K, Butterfield, Zaqlqleedlad Back row, W, Warren, D, Card, R, Libbey, W, Ridlon, K, MacDonald, Lee Johnson, Front row: S, Bump, M, Boutilier, Mrs, Irish, R, Knight, S, Thomas, Absent: E, Durgin, 1, '45 'F' fs L i Y . - qv' Z' , Z g 5 ' az' a 'X 3 MSCS SWG V056 QE xx can Y The do YO fr P1 6 y XXQK. hxough ' 'UUS g nw! ' Omg X O On! Saou N616 g 9 N3 'iv ' af , A B Annette- l'm sure you'11 have no difficulty tounny- H1 getting into the hero's club, See you, fhefe, DO . Uglas' 01 d fello wtf Glad x X A iX P111 ' On de 800 1 We ,O 'Or 6O,QS'r 6' Q06 o 6 Pe y f o yo fir J' 00.9 ,I - 9-rw io ge b36U go He said Dwi? had wide' X me whom weeks Claudette- He save me all right--in ze leeky o 'LW row boat! If Back rowg Edward Durgin, Mr. Baxter Wamerg Gail Day, Mrs. Baxter Warner, Murton Boutilier Spike Ryder, Eleanor Ring, Annette, Eleanore Rollins, Prompterg Christine Swanson, Victoria Esmond, Stanley Bump, Stage Manager. Front row: Betty Edison, Mme. Claudette Bordonig Joyce Smith, Adelaide, Barbara Hill, Virginia, Vemon Moulton, Bunny Wheeler, Linda Gyure, Grace Goodyearg Pauline Palmer, Mrs. Goodyear, Ronald Oberg, Douglas Goodyear, Miss Pratt S E N IO R P LAY THE TIN HERO By Charles George Director. While Douglas Goodyear was on a tour in France, he wrote his mother from Cannes saying that he had saved a young lady from drowning. His mother immediately started the story that her son was a hero and a champion swimmer. Unfortunately, Doug was unable to swim a stroke On his retum to America he found a hero's welcome awaiting him. In trying to live up to his mother's false stories about him, Doug was forced to enter a swimming contest against a true champion swimmer. When the race was about three weeks away, Doug disappeared. He returned, however, about an hour before the race began and swam to victory. Under the careful direction of Miss Pratt, our play was a great success. lt was presented at the Mayfair Theater on November 24, with a full house. Everyone fully enjoyed the many rehearsals and we all had a good time. We wish to thank Miss Pratt for all the time and patience she gave us. Eleanor Ring '54 4' Standing: H. Daraich, A. Littlefield, R. Brown, Miss Pratt, B. Chalmers, M. Dow. JUNIOR PRIZE SPEAKING RICHARD BROWN --------------- ------------ ' 'The Thing WILLIAM WARREN - - - - The Treasure of Sierra Madre BRUCE CHALMERS - - - - The Devil and Tom Walker HARVEY DARAICH - - - - - O1d Soldiers Never Die GEORGE DRISKO - - - - The Treasurer's Report ELAINE LITTLE - - - - - The Happy Prince' PATRICIA LOVELL - - - - Where Iove Is, There God Is Also AUDREY LITTLEFIELD - - ----- Father of the Bride' RUBY HILL - - - - The White Hands of Telham' MARY DOW - - - - The Imaginary Invalid 1 A THLETICS Third row: P. Berry, R. Cross, N. Foster, B. Chalmers, G. Locke, D. Lingley, R. Wiggin, J, Welch, K. Millett, L. Douglas. Second row: Assistant Coach Kirby, L, Little, H. Daraich, R. Johns, P. Autio, H. Porter, G. Kimball, A, Douglas, R. Pitts, Coach Stevens. First row: C. Phillips, C. Chase, W. Sanbom, A. Ward, V. Moulton, P, Ward, R. Oberg, E, McAllister, L. FOOTBALL Irregular practices were held throughout the summer with formal sessions beginning the first of August. The team had lost seven boys by graduation and an average season was expected, However, due to hard work and the coach's determination to have another successful season, the team's record was identical to the year before Q6-lj. The only loss was to Farmington under the lights at Hippach Field, Chuck Berry led Bridgton to a traditional first game victory over South Paris with 20 and 25 yard touchdown runs. Sanborn brought the score to 14-7 with two conversions, while Merrill and Chase stood out defensively. The next game proved to be an easy touch as we ran over Wells High 47-0. Johns, Berry and Moulton each scored twice with brilliant runs. A Daraich to Merrill pass accounted for the other TD. Sanborn booted four extra points and Ward went over for the other. Bridgton ran up its third straight victory with a 35-7 victory at Lisbon. Johns and Berry accounted for four Bridgton TD's, with Moulton carrying over for the fifth. Sanbom made good on all five conversions. Bridgton continued its winning ways in Class FF by defeating Wilton Academy 33-13. Berry and Johns each scored twice in the first half to assure Bridgton's win. P. Ward carried across for the fifth TD. Sanbom made the extra point while A. Ward stood out defensively. Bridgton ran over Richmond 35-0 as Johns, Moulton and Merrill each scored once. The play of the game was when Berry raced up 95 yards on the opening play of the game. Sanbom conver- ted five times successfully, Farmington upset Bridgton's hitherto undefeated eleven 29-7 under the lights at Hippach Field Moulton carried over for Bridgton's only TD with Sanborn converting. Farmington's defense was outstanding. Bridgton closed its successful season by completely outclassing Livermore Falls 34-0. The Black Hawks scored in every period but the second with Berry setting the pace with three TD's Vem Moulton was elected captain by the squad at the conclusion of the season. Letter winners for the year were: V. Moulton, C. Chase, E. McAllister, B. Chalmers, A. Douglas, L. Douglas, H. Daraich, P. Autio, R. Johns, P. Berry, G. Locke, N. Foster, Manager Chet Phillips, R. Oberg, W. Sanborn, A. Ward, P. Ward, B, Thomas, L. Merrill, C. Chase. Merrill, Absent: B. Thomas. W. Sanborn Y X , C. sq N-,- 4-T .441 ART WARD CHARLIE CHASE PHIL WARD R1ght Guard Outslde Tackle Rxght End ad RON OBERG VERN MOULTON fCapta1nj WAYNE SANBORN Ins1de Tackle Left Haliback Left Guard 'If Il K ERNIE MCALLISTER LEE MERRILL BOB THOMAS Fuxlback Left End End and Center 6 FOOTBALL SNAPS X Get Hep! H i '1- xo ' lick!! Nix Recover that fumble! I I Standing: Coach Bob Stevens, N. Thurlow, N. Douglas, R. Libby, R. Johns, P. Berry, I. Welch, Mana- ger D. Card. Sitting: H. Daraich, R. Oberg, Captain L. Merrill, W. Sanborn, A. Douglas. Absent: R. Thomas. BCYS' BASKETBALL Bridgton completed its first successful season in many years, under the reign of Coach Stevens The varsity was composed of twelve boys with Alan Douglas leading the scorers with 317 points. Individual scores for the season: Johns R. Thomas 64 Daraich R. Libby 59 Berry I. Welch 51 Merrill N. Thurlow 2 Oberg D. Waisanen 2 Bridgton compiled a 12-9 won-lost record for the season. After finishing the regular season Bridgton Uiumphed in a play-off game at Bethel over Norway, with a score 56-53 in overtime. Bridgton then lost to Class M Western Maine semi-finalist, South Paris, at Rumford 60-45. Bridgton captured consola- tion game from Mexico 57-4-1 to complete the season. During the regular season Bridgton lost many close games by very few points. One of the top points of interest during the season was a sudden-death overtime loss to S. Paris 52-50. The Squad appreciates the leadership, patience and determination of Coach Stevens for a winning season. The season's record is as follows: Bridgton 57 Lisbon Bridgton Lisbon Bridgton 60 Norway Bridgton Norway Bridgton 45 Mexico Bridgton S. Paris Bridgton 49 Gould Bridgton Hebron IV's Bridgton 59 W. Paris Bridgton Gould Bridgton 48 Alumni Bridgton Jay Bridgton 64 Kennett Bridgton Mexico Bridgton 64 W. Paris Bridgton Norway Bridgton 52 S. Paris Bridgton S. Paris Bridgton 62 Jay Bridgton Mexico Bridgton 63 Kennett W. Sanborn if Nice gn? vi we go G0 fo K Xexxs I tba I yxeifn 5-211 aio' ' A 11 lump. Bob, lump! bloc kk, Cb, ov cv' ' QW9 as 01 THE CRY OF THE WEREWOLF It was a terrrble nrght to be out drrvrng rn a car but nevertheless Joan and Pete Crawford were They were gorng to Quackburg to establrsh a new place of busrness The sky was full of rarn thunder and lrghtnrng The nrght seemed lrke work only the devrl was capable of controllrng Suddenly a large almost man srze gray wolf Jumped from the brush along the road and qurckly drsappeared on the other srde As Pete drove slowly by Joan let out a screech when she saw two yellowrsh green eyes peerrng out of the bushes at her Immedrately Pete jammed down the accelerator and the car sprang forward Wrth rn a mrle of the place where they saw the wolf the car bogged heavrly down rn a great pool of mud They were fortunate though for a lrttle way up the road they saw lrghts Now all hell seemed to break loose wrth the ram comrng rn a heavy torrent the thunder loud enough to break your eardrums and the lrghtnrng comrng down rn con trnuous horrrtyrng streaks As they trudged through the thrck mud and heavy ram for the house they could no longer see they heard a werrd blood curdlrng cry of a wolf not far behrnd Wrth the fear of the great legend of the werewolves strong rn them they raced madly for the house now only a few yards away Wrthout wartrng to knock they rushed rn through the door and rn the large room whrch they broke rnto sat two men One was a short fat man wrth an evrl lookrng face The other was a tall well burlt man wrth a bald head and a wolfrsh face The short man Jumped to hrs feet and demanded why they had rushed mto hrs house wrthout knockmg The tall man slowly stood up wrth an evrl grrn on hrs face as he calmed the other man down. Then he turned to Pete and Joan You must have had car trouble he sard but pay no mrnd to my frrend for he rs always Jrttery when rt rarns lrke thrs You see he explarned rn thrs part of the state there rs as you may know a great fear of werewolves It seems that on nrghts such as thrs there rs always a drsappearance of some person from the vrllage As he went on explarnrng there came a loud chrllrng howl from out rn the wrlderness The more the man descrrbed the more Pete and Ioan began to dread thrs place After they had been warmed rn front of the frre the tall man asked rf they drdn t wrsh to Jorn hrm at hrs house for supper and rest for the nrght He told them that rn the mornrng rf the storm had subsrded he would have some of the vrllagers g down and get hrs car out of the mud Not havrng been shown hosprtalrty by the other man they accepted hrs offer He told them that they would have to walk a short drstance to hrs home On the way through the ram there came another cry from the drrectron they were headed l I 1 . . . 1 . - . 1 . I . . . . , . - ' . . . . . 1 . . . ' . . . . . . . . . lv 'Y ' ll ' ' ' 1 1 1 .. . . . . ,, ,, ,, . ,,. , I I I I 1 . . . ' . . . . . 1 . . . ' . . , . . . . . . . . . , . . , . 0 1 ' . 0 The tall man told them that there was nothmg to worry about for that was only hrs dog tn the kennel When ftnally they reached hls home they felt safer The tall man satd I may as well explarn the truth about the matter of werewolves You see he began there are really no werewolves around It IS only the strong rmagrnatton of the people who l1ve here plus a ltttle help from me I have tramed my dog to howl ltke a wolf only on ntghts l1ke tonrght The drsappearances of people from the vrllage IS all my dorng For each t1me tt IS stormmg as rt rs tomght I go to the vrllage and pay some one to leave here for a long tune So you see there ts abso lutely nothtng to fear from the ntght here Soon they had changed completely to vampires They looked hungrxly at the tall man s throat and satd You see we had to be sure there were no werewolves 1n thxs area for there IS a law among the undead that the ttrst to stake clatm on a vtllage has tt all to hrmself Then the only sounds rn the mght were the deathly scream of man and dog and the slow slurptng of blood gotng rnto the mouths of the hungry vampires Bob Thomas LIMERICKS There was a young fellow named Lou Who was always eattng clam stew But a clam so they say Jumped and brt htm one day Now hrs tongue IS so sore he can t chew Chester Phtllrps Marcta always was told That one day she d be wtse and bold She went swtmmmg one day ln the mtddle of May And returned to her home with a cold Ellen Green There once was a boy named Foster, Who had a grrl, but he lost her. He looked everywhere To frnd one as farr And frnally found her rn Gloucester, Chuck Berry . . . . . . , . . . . . . Then a strange thing began to take place, Pete's face began to change and then Joan's, Tvuy MY RIVAL .J C As I left the college campus on my way home from my last class my mmd kept gomg over and over what had taken place last mght We were both so happy and ex cxted about everythtng We had made some great plans for the future afterl had slrpped that lxttle gold rmg on her fmger Why dtd Ihave to be bothered by Dxck and how he would take rt I told Mom and Pop about theu future daughter rn law this morn1ng before I left for school For some reason I asked them to keep rt to themselves I wanted to be the frrst one to tell Drck Mom and Pop laughed when I asked them to do thtsas they thought I was makmg a brg thmg out of nothmg I knew however how much D1ck thought of Jane and they dtdn t I can t ftgure out why he st1ll thmks of Jane the way he does as she and I have been gomg together smce we were both semors rn htgh school I remember the evemng I met Jane Drck was there too but I danced wrth her frrst and was her companton for the rest of that evemng Dlck d1dn t l1ke II and he told me about rt afterwards It was a week from that mght of the party that I asked Jane for our fust date and she accepted Thtngs went on lrke that for over two months a date about once a week Fmally we realrzed how much we meant to each other and I gave her my class rtng I also wore her frrendshlp nng We were gomg steady For four years we went together and last mght I asked her to many me So many tlmes I had trled to talk to Dlck and explam to htm how much Jane and I meant to each other but he would never lrsten to me He always laughed and crossed hrs ftngers m front of me srgmfyrng that he st1ll had hopes As I passed the athletrc fteld Isaw Dtck practrctng baseball w1th some of hrs frtends Almost wtthout thtnktng of what I was dotng I went over to therr dug out I was determrned to tell Dtck the whole thlng and get rt over wrth once and for all I saw htm commg tn from the mfteld so I called to htm Drck come over here I have somethmg to tell you Notrcmg me tn the dug out he came over to where I was Dtck I sard Last mght I gave Jane an engagement r1ng I asked Mom and Pop not to tell you as I felt that I should knowtng how you felt about Jane Thls wasn t how I had planned to tell htm but I Just couldn t seem to put rt any dtfferently I looked at htm Thrs ttme there was no laugh from D1ck and there were no crossed ftngers flashed rn front of me He merely looked at me as If he were gomg to cry He tumed and strffly walked away I knew I had farled rn telltng hun but how else can you tell your twelve year old brother that you are engaged to hrs secret gul? Eleanor Rmg x. K ,af , .J n . . U ' . . . . o n g . . , U I , . . . I a Q 9 S I I 0 v a a n . . . . ,, . ,, . . s . I I . I , - U . . ff I ' ll ' U I o Q I' ' 19 ' N ' ' U I I ' if ' I . , . . , . O I f . a . 1 JOKES Man Can you dtrect me to the Casco Bank and Trust Company? Vernte M Sure rf you grve me a dollar Iwrll Man A dollar' Don t you thtnk that s too much money? Vernte No strl Not for a bank dxrectorl Hobo Bump I hate holrdaysl Hobo Bobby T Me too Makes you feel so common when nobody am t worktngl Wayne Ktss mel Lrnda What? Remember Im a lady Wayne I know rf I wanted a man I d kxss my father Eleanor Are you marrted? Betty No Eleanor Why? Betty I m wattrng for someone bestdes my mother to ask me Agent Leave your number and I ll call you to play an old woman s part Barb H Old woman s part? I m too young Agent By the trme I call you you ll be an old woman! Joyce was furrous because the mtlk seemed to be cloudy and complatned to the walter Wrth the prtces you charge you ve got a lotta nerve to serve cloudy mtlk And thts rs supposed to be the swankrest restaurant In town Walter I m sorry madam to drsagree wtth you It s not cloudy mtlk at all The glass xs dtrty I Lrsbon Htgh School Wrndham Htgh School Farmmgton Hlgh School South Parts I-hgh School Mechantc Falls I-hgh School Norway Htgh School Fryeburg Academy Gould Academy West Parts Hrgh School Potter Academy Ltvermore Falls Hlgh School Mexrco Htgh School Jay I-hgh School Wtlton Academy EXCHANGE Lrsbon Marne Wrndham Center Marne Farmtngton Marne South Parts Marne Mechantc Falls Marne Norway Marne Fryeburg Marne Bethel Marne West Parts Marne Sebago Marne Ltvermore Falls Marne Mextco Marne Jay Mame Wtlton Matne Q 5 5 Q ssiefyso 0? 3 str s I 5 CLASS OF 1951 Gwendolyn Allen rs resxdrng rn Wesrmrnrster Vermont Earl Barker 15 resxdlng rn Bndgton Loutse Brooks QThomasj 15 resrdmg rn Washrngton Pfc Alrce Delano W702503 Women Marrne Co Camp Lejeune N Carolma Paulrne DeW1tt rs resrdmg tn Bndgton Maxme Durgtn fPalmerj rs resrdrng rn Norfolk Vllglflla James Evans Cherry Pomt North Carolma tn the Servrce Anne Frtton 1s attendrng Bates College S Sgt Rodney Hlll 119912 U S M C Santa Ana El Tow Calrfornra Madelme Johnson fMoultonj us resrdmg rn Massachusetts Sara Johnson Medrcal Center Portland Ronald Kenlston ts attendmg the Servtce Barbara Kramer QMCDBHICISQ rs resrdmg rn Bndgton Vrolet Leavrtt IS resrdrng ID Connectrcut Sgt Rex Martm 1199111 FPO San Francrsco Calrfornra Joanna Mayberry QRoll1nsj rs resrdrng rn Bndgton Jannette Pame rs resldlng rn Connectrcut, Dean Powers A N V S 24 N A S , Quonset Pt Rhode Island Dorothy Proctor QGrayj rs resrdmg tn Arrzona Pvt Maunce Robbrns VS 51158015 Fort Leonard Wood Mrssourx Evelyn Savage QBlakej IS resrdmg rn Connecucut Cpl Rrchard Small 120050 Camp Geger Camp Le1eune N Carolma Marrlyn Thompson fLeavrttj rs resrdmg tn Massachusetts Erlon Varney rs attendrng Unrversrty of Marne Orono CLASS OF 1952 Janre Arms fBauckmanj ts restdlng rn Arrzona Phrlrp Bauckman rs rn the Servrce Janrce Bowley IS Town Manager s Secretary rn Bndgton Barbara Brown IS Doctor s Assrstant rn Bndgton Robert Chapman rs resrdmg tn Harrrson George Cooper rs attendrng Umversrty of Marne Orono Velma DeW1tt 15 workmg tn Dress Factory at Bndgton Everett Douglas rs attendmg the Servtce Kathelme Farns 0511100 IS resrdrng 1D Bndgton. Davrd Freld rs attending school rn Boston Massachusetts Madelyn Fogg fMrlesy IS resrdmg rn Connectrcut Marjorre Fogg QGadwayJ IS resrdrng ln Massachusetts Hazel G1lmanQChapmanj rs resldmg rn Harrtson Florence Gray rs workrng tn Naples Robert Gyure rs restdrng ln Harrison Ruth Harmon rs attending Unrverstty of Marne Orono Joanna 1r1sh fwardj rs resrdtng rn Bndgton Kenneth Kllbom rs rn the Servrce Davrd berpold IS attendrng Unrversrty of Marne Orono Earla Lrttle QSt Johny rs resrdtng tn Hamson Norton Lrttle IS rn the Servxce Mabel Lrttlehale Qvalleyy rs resrdrng rn Portland Iacquelyn March 15 attendrng Frsher School Boston Massachusetts Pvt Paul Martrn RA 11242092 Fort Bennmg Georgra Davrd Mattson IS m the Servrce Joan Morton rs dotng Secretarral work rn Portland. I a o I a g so I a o I u I I a I o Q s I a Q 0 :I I o 4 I I Q s u o s I II I o 0 I u I nal a a a sl u Q Q I o I I at . s I I I o - 0 I o s Q . . , . . o . , . . . o a I u Q a I I o o Q n a 9 o a u I o a Q o e I I Q I I I I o o Bruce Murch fDeceasedj Mary Nutung fCarrutherJ rs resrdmg rn Harrtson Jean Porter rs resrdtng rn Bndgton Barbara Rollrns Dental Techntcran rn Norway Jean Smrth rs resrdrng rn Bndgton Arlene Reynolds Qwalkerj 15 resrdrng rn Brrdgton Helen Sules fEastmanJ ts i'6S1d1Ilg tn Br1dgton Jo St John fPowersj rs restdrng tn Lewlston Sara Taylor rs resrdrng rn Brrdgton Zane Thompson rs attendrng Umversrty of Marne Orono Ltda Vttala rs worklng tn Portland Kenneth Walker rs resrdrng rn Bndgton Maxwell Wentworth rs resrdmg rn Connectxcut Beatrrce York fHowardj rs resrdrng tn Brrdgton CLASS OF 1953 Barbara Abbott ts resrdmg rn Long Island New York Shrrley Adams QShanej ts res1d1ng rn Casco Norma Baker fGyurej rs resrdrng rn Harrlson Raymond Barker ts resrdmg tn Brldgton John Berg IS restdtng rn Brrdgton Peter Berry IS resldtng tn Connecucut Lrllran Brown IS a secretary rn Portland Eleanor Charnley ts a secretary for Central Marne rn Brtdgton Robert Clark AF 11260659 Sampson Arr Base New York N Y Rrchard Clawson secretarral work rn Raymond Davrd Davrs ts attendmg Kent s H111 School Mame Martha Day rs attendrng Stephens College Mrssoun Judrth DeW1tt LS resrdmg rn North Conway New Hamphue Betty Drllrngham Medtcal Center Portland Mary Dodge fB1gelowj IS attendmg Farmrngton Teacher s College Duane Durgm IS restdmg rn Brldgton Shrrley Foster 1.s resrdxng rn Colorado Phyllis Holmes ts attendmg Burdette College Massachusetts Harrlet Hoyt ts a Bookkeeper ln Augusta Carole Johnson rs resxdtng tn Massachusetts Dana Moulton 15 rn the Servrce Stephen Palmer 15 resrdrng tn Bndgton Carl Rldlon 15 resrdrng tn Naples Wrllram Roberts Jr ts restdrng rn Harrtson Robert Schrader rs restdmg rn Denmark Murrel Small QBout1l1erj rs resrdmg rn Pans France Lorrrane Smtth rs resrdmg rn Brtdgton Gene Stuart IS attendmg Umverstty of Marne Orono Glenna Tracy 15 domg Secretarral work rn Portland Barry Walsh rs resrdmg tn Brrdgton Janrce Wrley Marne Medtcal Center Portland Gary Cockburn rs 1n the Servxce Rrchard Wyman ts attendrng G, E Apprennces School Lynn Mass . . I 1 0 A Dean Cooper is attending University of Maine, Orono, . . . . . . . . O u I 0 I 0 I 0 I I I Q I O I I Pa X Ys rob 111 es Ooifacmonos AND EN Ds L ' Be careful Mr Spear! I' Q1 Annlnpsns SCI. 0 hyi. alnble tb 55509 X rough P, X 1 Pat, ,ll Back row: P. Palmer, P. Conant, S. Douglas, N. Conant, B. Chalmers, B. Dodge, E. Robbins, C. Wal- lace, J. McAllister. Second row: V. Fields, C. Larrabee, N. Cooper, D. Hill, A. Austin, N. Fessenden Mrs. Lord. First row: B. Edison, L. Gyure, C. Swanson, Captain E. Rollins, B. Hill, P. Hebb, S. Smith, GIRLS' BASKETBALL At the first practice in November, about twenty-eight girls turned out. After carefully observing the candidates, Coach Lord picked the first eight varsity members - E. Rollins fCaptainy, B. Edison, C. Swanson and N. Cooper as forwards, and B. Hill, L. Gyure, P. Hebb and B. Dodge as guards. Captain Rollins was high scorer with an average of twenty-six points per game, making a total of 338 points, followed by C. Swanson with 170 and B. Edison with 84. B. Hill did a fine job at stealing the ball away, aggressiveness and keeping the team spirit up. L. Gyure was steady and always with her man. P. Hebb was good on rebounds and did great work bringing the ball up the floor. Much credit goes to B. Dodge and N. Cooper who helped us out in many tight spots. With five varsity mem- bers graduating this Iune, we will depend on them next season. Much appreciation is given to Mrs. Lord who spent a lot of time helping us through a successful sea- son. Pauline Palmer was our manager. The IV's won three games which shows promise for next year. The scores of the varsity games were: Bridgton 54 Lisbon Bridgton 39 Mexico Bridgton 60 Fryeburg Bridgton 58 W. Paris Bridgton 41 Alumnae Bridgton 39 Kennett Bridgton 52 W. Paris Bridgton 48 S. Paris Bridgton 47 Kennett Bridgton 38 Lisbon Bridgton 45 S. Paris Bridgton 45 Fryeburg Bridgton 42 Mexico B. Hill Back row: Manager L. Douglas, D. Waisanen, B. Chalmers, G. Stuart, R. Libby, E. McAllister, P. Berry J.-Welch, Coach Stevens. Front row: E. Durgin, W. Sanborn, D. Davis, A. Douglas, R. Johns, H. Dara- ich, P. Ward, BASEBALL Bridgton started the 1953 season with a 6-5 triumph over Kennett High. Berry and Merrill led the victors with three hits and two hits respectively. Berry had two doubles and two RBI's. Daraich was the winning pitcher striking out nine opposers. Bridgton lost a close battle to S. Paris by the score of 9-7. Bridgton had the necessary runnerS but cound not push them across at the right times. Bridgton walloped Livermore Falls 18-4 in a District IV qualified game. Berry, Libby and Durgin led the winners with four, three and three hits respectively. Daraich pitched a fine ball game striking out sixteen men. Johns homered for the winners. Kennett pushed across ten runs in the first three innings to top Bridgton 10-3. Johns and Welch led the losers with three and two hits respectively. Cockburn started the game with San- born coming on the last of the third to finish up. Bridgton lost a close slug-fest to S. Paris 13-9. Libby led the winners with three hits. We collected twelve hits, but a leaky defense contributed to many S. Paris runs. Bridgton triumphed over Mexico High in another District IV qualifying game by a score of 6-1. Bridgton collected only five hits but made every one of them count. Daraich pitched fine ball for Bridgton, striking out thirteen. Norway's Richie Dyer threw a fine one hit ball game at Bridgton to lead his team to a 5-1 triumph. Davis pitched good ball for the losers after allowing four runs in the first inning. A. Douglas hit a long nip1e for Bridgton's only hit. Bridgton whacked Mechanic Falls 9-3 in a District IV quarter final game. Daraich allowed only five hits while striking out eight McFalls' batters. The game was strictly a team triumph with everybody playing fine ball. Durgin led the winners with three hits. Bridgton won over Norway in an exciting District IV semi-final game. J. Welch sacrificed Merrill with a winning run in the last of the ninth. We made our only three hits count for three runs. Bridgton lost a heartbreaking 3-2 ball game to Richmond under the lights of Pettingill Park. As this game was a District IV final, it eliminated us from the Western Maine Championship. Everybody played fine ball but we were not able to get across for necessary runs. Daraich threw fine ball all the way for the losers. Eddie Durgin had the top batting average for the year, followed closely by Chuck Berry. Much appreciation is given to Mr. Stevens. W. Sanborn '. N 'u Standing: Manager D. Lingley, W. Campbell, R. Cross, R. Libbey, R. Goodson, G. Locke, R. Forrest, C. Phillips, Coach Kirby. Seated: G. Kimball, B. Clark, A. Kilborn, D. Waisanen, N. Foster, G. Smith. J.V. BASKETBALL SKI TEAM Bridgton Mexico 51 Bridgton Kennett Bridgton Norway 41 Bridgton Norway Bridgton Gould 48 Bridgton Gould Bridgton Kennett 55 Bridgton Jay Bridgton Jay 56 Bridgton Mexico The first meet of the season was a four-school ski event at Farmington with Andover, Bridgton Wil ton and Farmington competing. Bridgton was third in the point totals which were as follows: Farmington 387.36, Andover 356.253, Bridgton 280.51 and Wilton 275. 72. Bridgton captured the Class B meet at Wilton over host Wilton, Stearns, Fryeburg and Buckfield. Moulton won the Ski-Meister Award which is given to the meet's top point-getter. This qualified Bridgton for the Class A title meet at Auburn. Bridgton's ski forces took fifth place competing with tough opponents Gould, Edward Little, Farmington, Rumford, Andove. and Wilton at Rumford, Bridgton would have done much better but bad falls in the slalom event lost many valuable points. Chalmers placed tenth for the Ski Meister award. Moulton, McAllister, Chalmers and Sanborn carried most of the load during the season. More meets were antici- pated for the season. W. Sanborn Back row: D. Wiley, E. McAllister, W. Sanborn, Coach Panagakos, B. Chalmers, V. Moulton, G. Locke. Front row: K. Millett. D. Dyer, I. MacDonald, P. Autio fManagerj. A, X L Qrk V' 1 x -- H 2 141 f- l X ' 5n 'ili'h1Q'.3d1,,v 4 ,IV . I R- Q - ' N ' ww L . , A , 'wx Mi-G.. - If-Q -Q ' - :If-'13 fI?'2J6ia ,Q Y A ,ff V Lpw 7f ' . . Ni, L J I ,K . f.-:iii ws , r , I-4 A . Yilb Wind 'er up, Sandy!! I Help get that man A home run for Richie! ! I out on first, Jimmy!!! silk Q .I-I Humor in the Dugout! ! I I I -'.-ff le' rm- . ,Ln -- fx ffffiiil . I- -p ' Strike him out, Harv! I I I Q.. .MIP ,f 5 I Smash it, Lib!!! Let's make it fly Chuck! I I S-1-1-i-i-i-d-el!! gn' V I '.,1fg+.f.f ' iff? we f M if I-V 'xtfduiy CHEERLEADERS Our snappy six cheerleaders kept us in high spirits through all our games. 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Af!! , . I . Comphments of CARES T V SALES Ma1n Street Harr1son Ma1ne Complunents of HOTEL CUMBERLAND MRS S F BRIDGE Propmetor Br1dgton Ma1ne W W WALKER 8: SON Knotty Pzne Furnt1ure for Your L1V1Hg Room D1n1ng Room Bedroom and Den Depot Street Br1dgton Ma1ne Comphments of BRIDGTON BOWLING ALLEYS Open630PMtolZO0PM Saturdays at 1 O0 P M Bmdgton Ma1ne Comphments of TOM GALLAGHER Naples Ma1ne Comphments of GUS BOVE S SPA Restaurant Noveltles G1fts Complete Soda Founta1n SBIVICC Naples Ma1ne l L C ANDREW Lumber Cement Doors Pa1nt Roof1ng Fenmng and Wlndows Bu1ld1ng Mater1a1s Sales Off1ce Factory 87 Br1ghton Ave Warehouses Portland S W1ndham RIPLEY gl FLETCHER CO Sales Ford SCTVICC Tydol Gas Veedol O11 South Par1s Ma1ne GOODWIN S DAIRY Be Sure to V1S1t Our Ice Cream and Sandw1ch Bar Featunng Z0 Flavors of Ice Cream Pasteur1zed M1lk and Cream Del1vered Telephone Norway 506 Between Norway and South Par1s RONALD KNIGHT . . 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JU-',,,,, 0-Lu-w . , , 'Q pwrwf , ' AI x X x COMPLIMENTS O Bndgton F mance Company Bndgton Men s Kc Boys Shop Weeman s Shell Station Lawrence Boynton H H Blsbee Lumber G H Palmer Company Maple Street Greenhouse Rrchardson s Commumty Weldmg Oatts 8a Bean Daily Farm Sandy Creek Market Adams Pond Cottages J Bennet P1ke McKinney Tourrst Home Hrghland Apartments Corlrss 85 Lane Law Offtces Fredertck W Skrllms M D J T Bardsley Company Lane s Shoe Store Tony the Barber Monk s Radro Shop E1 Fa Bra Beauty Shop Tony Gallrnarr Prentlce s Dr Harold S Taylor Cap s Market Mam Street Beauty Shop Staley Chevrolet Lmwood I Hill Cec1l Hogan Hrlltop Greenhouse Ryerson s Vauety Store S B Wallace Beulah s Beauty Shoppe Howard E Burnham Bowley s Calso Stauon Strle s Beauty Shop Sportsman s Exchange Damsrte Restaurant C 8.1 M Cleaners MacDonald Motors Potter and Thurlow Schlavr s Market B111 s Amoco Servrce Marston 8: DeW1tt's Barber Shop Fred Saunder s Dowel M111 Kroot s Clothmg Store Dromore Tounst Home Carry All Shop John March s Delrcatessen New England Grain Company Curt s I. G A Rusell s Sunoco Stauon Henry A Hudson M D I R Mains Company Trueworthy s Grft Shop Don Cobb s Western Auto Cooper s Anchorage Chute s Homestead Irving s Market Barton Homestead Antiques Finn 85 Link Knight Harrison Laundry Harvard T Holmes Dr Lawrence M Newth Long Lake Servlce Statlon Harry s Servrce Statlon Maxfield s Garage EarlW Davis G R Motrlll Edward S Tarbox Norway Laundry Norway Home Bakery Harlow s Woodmen s Sporting Goods Wrson s Dollar Stores Inc Lambert s Clothing Store Marun s Esso Statron Mann s Footwear Norway Watch Hosprtal Frozen Inn Norway Farmer s Umon Norway Savmgs Bank J I Newberry Company Packard 011 Company Jack 81.1111 Shoppe Auerbach Shoe Company Jewett s Ice Cream Trott s Hardware H10 Rrdge Cottages Mac s Restaurant George P. Clark, Antiques Smart's Garage South Paris Savings Bank Market Square Shell Station Chomas Automat Company Lowe, the Florist Paris Hardware Company Building - Repairs - Remodeling ERALD J. KILBORN RF D ffl Telephone 79-Z1 Bridgton, Maine GEE 8: BEES SPORTING GOODS CO. Sporting Equipment for Team or Individual Guns-Fishing Tackle Athletic Equipment 58 Court Street Auburn, Maine TWO WELLS FARM Strictly Fresh Table Eggs South High Street Bridgton Main CARROLL S MUSIC MART Everything in Music 68 Noble Street Lewiston Ma1ne Whether You Want Sheet Music Records Radios Phonographs Band Instruments Pianos or Organs You Will Find the Best at CRESSEY 8: ALLEN Home of the Steinway 517 Congress Street Portland Maine -+L 74Ql0'l made YEARBOOK DALLAS TEXAS A LITHOGRAPHED I O