Bridgton High School - Corona Yearbook (Bridgton, ME)

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SEATED: F. Oberg; M. Doble; N. Spear; M. Irish. STANDING: C. McKenney; C. Hall; L. Kimball; E. Parker; G. Martin; E. Kilbom; C. Folsom; R. Flynn; H. Cook; J. Kostopoulos; J. Barnes. Faculty MALCOLM DOBLE, Principal North Dakota State Teachers College University of Maine, B.S., M.Ed. English, World Backgrounds Mathematics Mrs. ELEANOR PARKER CLYDE FOLSOM Bates College Ricker College, B.A. Social Studies English, United States History NORMAN SPEAR Ski Coach University of Maine Mrs. HAZEL COOK Mathematics, Science University of Maine, B.A., M.A. CLIFTON HALL English, Foreign Languages Gorham State Teachers College, B.S. GLENN MARTIN LELAND KIMBALL Gorham State Teachers College Rollins College, B.A. University of Maine, B.S., M.Ed. English JOHN KOSTOPOULOS CHARLES McKENNEY University of Maine, B.S. University of Maine, B.S. Guidance, General Math Physical Education Baseball Coach Shop Mathematics ROBERT FLYNN Girl's Basketball and Softball University of Maine, B.S. Mrs. ESTHER KILBORN Football and Basketball Coach Bliss College Physical Education Commercial Subjects Business Training Mrs. MONA IRISH Mrs. FLORENCE OBERG New England Conservatory of Music Farmington State Teachers College Music University of Maine, B.S. EDWARD LOTHROP Home Economics Musician’s Union JACK BARNES Music 5

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Principal’s Message You will shortly receive your diploma. This diploma is symbolic of your successful completion of high school. As is always the case, some of you were more successful than others. However, this diploma signifies that all of you accepted the challenge of completing your high school education. In the course of your years in high school, you were challenged to accept the fact that your work must reach a certain minimum standard, that your behavior must be acceptable and that school demanded from you certain obligations not directly connected with your subject matter. In the previous paragraph are, I believe, the reasons why a high school diploma has significance today. It tells the world that here is a young man or woman who has shown mature action enough to hold a rather demanding job for four years. If this individual will continue to meet these challenges, he will be reasonably successful in whatever endeavor he pursues; our working society demands these same qualities for successful employment. To you, the class of 1961, the faculty and I offer our congratulations on your forthcoming gradua- tion. We wish you success in your endeavors to make your place in life. Let us extend to you an invi- tation to return often and share your experiences with us. Malcolm A. Doble Principal 4

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Corona Staff EDITORS: Mr. Folsom, Advisor; A. Burkoski, Jr. SENIORS ALUMNI: K. McConkey; S. Holden; Editor; L. Larsen, Editor-in-chief; J. Lane, As- R. Shaw; L. Weeman; B. Denning, sistant Editor. SPORTS ACTIVITIES: J. Hannaford; R. Smith; LITERARY ART: W. Mowatt; K. Irish; E. Briggs; L. Fleck; J. Conant; E. Hill; P. Thurlow. J. Lane. BUSINESS MANAGERS: FIRST ROW: M. Edwards; G. Drisko, Jr.. Manager; C. Taylor, Manager; K. Fleck; L. Wiley. SECOND ROW: D. Bosworth; C. Keating; D. Powers; R. Smith; R. Day; M. Chaplin; W. Gorman; L. Gray; V. Cushman. 6