Bridgton High School - Corona Yearbook (Bridgton, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1963 volume:

,X , A K:-1 A fu Q N -Q x P wx ' ,g xwin m - N -Na .. x I .rg -Y N fg- 35.- ar f-5 .if x .Aki A , x i W Q I sincerely hope these pages will be among the memories you will want to cherish for the rest of your lives . Editor -in - Chief Karen L , Martikainen EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ..... KAREN MARTIKAINEN BUSINESS MANAGER . . . DANIEL RICHARDSON FACULTY ADVISOR . . . .MR. CLYDE FOLSOM PUBLISHED by SENIOR CLASS of BRIDGTON HIGH SCHOOL PRINTED by AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY CAMBRIDGE MARYLAND , 'Meath 3 I , -ig , ' -l , It is with great pride that we, the graduating class of 1963, dedicate our Corona to Mr. Fred Crouse. During the past two years, Mr. Crouse has served as our principal, counselor, and friend. Our memories of Bridgton High School are enriched by his sincere interest in us . 2 f I 'f 1 'if A f 'fumemaviam Dear Lord, please may we speak with you If only for a rninuteg Because you see now heaven has A special loved one in it. Thy tender loving hands have reached Down from your place above And taken from this world below A dear one that We loved. Her smile so friendly and so warm, Her voice so sweet and pure, Her everlasting love of fun Will in our hearts endure. L So keep her safely, Lord, We pray While in that far-off Land, And tell her that we feel her near, Our cherished friend, Dianne. 3 Superintendent's Message You have grown immeasurably since that Wednesday morning in September 1959 when you first entered Bridgton High School. There has been physical growth -- apparent to all, especially coaches, who found you big enough to win a place on the variousteams, and parents, who found you first growing big enough to wear their clothes, then outgrowing them. There has been mental growth -- not always so apparent but noticeable to those who were observing ashyou struggled to meet deadlines for reports and exams and as you took your N.M.S.A., P.S.A.T., S.A.T., and the rest of the alphabetical tests. And finally, there has been a growth in maturity -- an imperceptible change from harum-scarum scatter-brain ideas to an ability to make judgements and con- ceive plans that are viewed with respect by your elders . You have been pre- paring gradually to take your place in the adult world. I have confidence in your ability and faith that you will be able to cope with a world that becomes more complex each day. I lmow you will continue your growth and be a credit to your parents and your school. All of us, teachers, parents, and townspeople, wish you well. I shall miss the friendly wave you have given as you passed my window. Superintendent Chester R . Parker 4 if-liUm 4+ T T ? ii Principal'-5 Message You will soon be graduated from Bridgton High School. The diploma which you will receive at graduation is symbolic of your successful completion of your secondary education. You have realized many experiences during these last four years. We are hopeful that the skills, knowledge, and attitudes gained will serve you well in the future. This is not the end of the educational road for any of you. This is merely one more rung in the ladder of educational progress leading to success and happiness You have only the beginning of a real education. Education never stops. The good work of the world is accomplished principally by people who dedicate them- selves to a distant goal. Weeks, months, years may pass, but success is measured in ultimate achievement not in time spent. Men and women who hope to make a real contribution to life must learn to educate and re-educate them- selves periodically or they are doomed to mediocrity. The faculty joins with me in congratulating you upon your past accomplish- ments and wishing you success and happiness in your future endeavors . As Alumni, we hope that you will return often and share your experiences with us. Fred M. Crouse Principal 5 i R sa .. -sr. r .gg sws . . Qi. Q 'R Q X -as as-:S -X . - -it gl s S s XR? xiii MR. JACK BARNES English, World History, Biology Willimantic Teachers College, A.S., Connecticut,Central College, North Dakota State College, B.S., Colby -- Swarthmore School of Foreign Languages, University of Salonika MRS. R. HAZEL COOK French, Latin University of Maine, B.A., M.A. MR. FRED CROUSE, Principal Guidance, Applied Math University of Maine, B.S. MR, CLYDE FOLSOM English, Civics, U.S. History Ricker College, A.B. MR. ROGER GOODSON Biology. General Gorham State Teachers College, B.S. MR. R. CRAIG GRAY English University of Connecticut B.A., New Britian Teachers College MR. CLIFTON HALL Industrial Arts Gorham State Teachers College, B.S. University of Maine, M.Ed. MRS. MONA IRISH Music New England Conservatory of Music MR. ARTHUR KILBORN Algebra I, Business Training, General Math University of Maine, B.S. MRS. ESTHER KILBORN Shorthand, Typing, Office Practice, Book- keeping Bliss Business College, Husson College, B.S. s sis. Q Qs: MR. LELAND KIMBALL English Rollins College., B.A. English, B.A. Theatre MRS. FLORENCE OBERG Home Economics Farmington State Teachers College, University of Maine, B.S. MRS. ELEANOR PARKER Problems of Democracy, Civics, Economics Bates College, A.B. MR. FREDERICK ROSS General Math, Boys' Physical Education Farmington State Teachers College, Aroostook State Teachers College, B.S. MR. NORMAN SPEAR Physics, Geometry, Algebra II, Advanced Math University of Maine, B.S. MR. DENNIS SWEETSER Chemistry, General Science, Earth Science Bates Colle, B.S. MR. CALVIN TORREY Music Director New England Conservatory of Music Bachelor of Music MRS. SUSAN WITHAM General Math, Girls' Physical Education Bouve Boston, Tuft University, B.S. MRS. DONNA SWEETSER Secretary to Principal MR. JOSEPH UNNOLD Custodian z Mr. Folsom, Advisory K. Martikainen, Editor-in-Chiefg D. Evans, Junior Editor: L. Barker, Assistant Editor. ' 4 9 I' F X ' 1 fx X 1 N0 7 dr Wal fy D l Q4 ,ts-f I v 4 -' - J W,-:E 'ffffg -.-Q O . L- U' xg, - X A ff fseavew f ACTIVITIES: SEATED: M. ALUMNI: SEATED: V. Kilborng O. LITERARY 8s ART: L. Barkerg K. Forrestg A. Berry. STAND- Durrellg C. Libby. STANDING: L. Martikaineng C. Spearring L. Hud- ING: R. Beging L. Newth. Mowattg S. Flintg R. Currierg C. Fitchg son. Absent: L. Pierce. J. Poulin. TYPISTS: L. Grover: L. Rich- ardsong M. Smith: E. Haavisto. BUSINESS MANAGERS: SEATED: C. V achowskig L. Glatz, Junior Managerg D. Richardson, Head Managerg. B. Winslowg J. Knight. SPORTS: G. Douglassg R. Monternorrag E. Bryantg C. Phillipsg R. Cross. SENIORS: E. Martikaineng A. Andrews: L. Hudson: D. Ryerson. STANDING: C. Drownsg N. Blanchardg R. Parkerg J. Rob- binsg C. Larseng C. Polandg E. Flint. 2 fx -K X X X ' ts X XM. Xxxi 3 A is 'ss 5 . .S X X - 1 h-hh ,P ss sw WN ' X A .... . ss. EK . If 5 5 X -il! . X s . A Rf .Mis-, .Libby Newth D Richardson C Spearrin Martikainen Parker Richardson C. V achowski Martikainen . Phillips J Robbins J Ward M. Williams Monternorra Pierce . Ryerson L. Mowatt C. Poland A. Sanborn B. Winslow H. Nevells J. Poulin M. Smith A. Wood Cross Currier Douglass Drowns Drowns Durrell Fitch Fllnt S. Flint M. Forrest L. Grover E. Haavisto O L. Hudson Seniors J. Knight A. Larsen 9 . ey... 5 VALEDICTORIAN Karen L. Martikainen Honor Students SALUTATORIAN HONOR ESSAY Linda C. Barker Robertj P Begin Ir Those attaining an average of 872 or better Karen Martikainen Linda Barker Robert Begin Maynard Smith Eleanor jean Martikainen Robert Montemorra Ellen Flint Charles Poland Millicent Forrest Esther Haavisto Ray Cross Andrew Sanborn Daniel Richardson Olivia Durrell FIRST ROW: O. Durrellg E, Flint: E. Martikaineng M. Forrestg E. Haavisto SECOND ROW: D. Richardsong C. Polandg A. Sanborng M. Smithg R. Montemorra Absent R CIOSS. K , i 1 CHARLES RODNEY ALLEN Rod Industrial Arts He is at his best when in the field of sports. Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2, 45 Football 1,25 Corona Staff 45 , Baseball 4. FUTURE PLANS: Service LINDA CAROLE BARKER Linda College Lovable, happy and sincere, To many friends she is most dear. Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Chansonettes 2 3,45 Harmoneers 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Class Treas. 1, 2,35 Class Pres. 45 Cheerleading 3, 45 Office Girl 35 Winter Carnival Queen Candidate 35 Representative Tufts' Citizenship Seminar 35 Corona Staff 45 Jr. Prize Speaking 3. FUTURE PLANS: College ART HLENE SYLVIA ANDREWS Art Commercial True to her word, her work and her friends. Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Orchestra 1,25 Softball 1,35 Press Club 35 Ger- man Band 35 Hawkeye Staff 45 Corona Staff 4. FUTURE PLANS: Business College ROBERT J. P. BEGIN, IR. Bob College Knowledge is Power. B Club 2,3,45 Football '25 Basket- ball 25 One-Act Plays 25 Winter Carnival King Candidate 35 Li- brarian 45 Corona Staff 4. FUTURE PLANS: U.S.A.F. TRANSFERRED: W. Tresper Clarke High, Long Island, New York. l ANNE ELAINE BERRY Anne Commercial Mischief is thy middle name. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,2,3g Softball 1,3,4g Bas- ketball lg Corona Staff 4: Hawkeye Staff 4. FUTURE PLANS: Beautician ESTHER LOUISE BRYANT Esther Commercial Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. Giee Club 1,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3, 45 Captain 43 Softball 1,2,4g F.H.A. 1,23 Democracy Speaking Contest 4g Corona Staff 45 Hawk- eye Staff 4. FUTURE PLANS: Undecided aw' NEWMAN THOMAS BLANCHARD, JR. Newman Industrial Arts Devi1try is revealed through that quiet exterior. Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Football 1,2,3, 4g B-Club 2,3,4g Basketball mgr. 3,43 Baseball 1,43 Safety Council 4g Corona Staff 4. FUTURE PLANS: Service FRANCES IDA BUCK Franny General A true friend is forever a friend.' Glee Club '2,3,4g Majorette Sub. 2: One-Act Plays 25 Jr. Prize Speaking 3g Press Club 3,45 De- mocracy Speaking Contest 4g F.H.A. 45 Corona Staff 4. FUTURE PLANS: Dramatic and Writer RAYMOND L. CROSS Ray Industrial Arts In action faithful and in honor clear. Basketball 1,25 Giee Club 1,2g Student Council 3,4g Safety Coun- cil 3, Pres. 45 One-Act Plays 2, Corona Staff 45 Cross Country B. FUTURE PLANS: Undecided GILBERT WARREN DOUGLASS Gibby College What 's the use of worrying? It never was worth while. Basketball 2,3g Safety Council 3,4 FUTURE PLANS: College RAYMOND CHARLES CURRIER Rainbow General Able in sports, staunch as a friend, this is a man on whom to depend. Football 1,2,3, -- Co Captain 4: Basketball 2, One-Act Plays 2g Corona Staff 4. FUTURE PLANS: Electrical Bigineer CHARLENE ELLA DROWNS Char1ie ' Home Economics She enjoys life in a quiet way. Glee Club 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g F.l-l,A. 2,3,4g Corona Staff 4. FUTURE PLANS: Beautician LINWOOD PERLEY DROWNS Linwood Industrial Arts In silence also there's a worth that brings no risk. FUTURE PLANS: Automotive Me- chanic CLAUDIA JEAN FITCH Claud College Her ways are of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. Glee Club l,2,3,45 Deberettes 2,3, 43 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Basketball 25 Safety Council 35 Democracy Speaking Contest 35 Biology Club 45 Jr. Prize Speaking, Prompter 3g Press Club 3,45 F.H,A. 3,45 Corona Staff 4. FUTURE PLANS: College OLIVIA IRVENA DURRELL Livy Commercial Always helpful, always there, always ready to do her share. Basketball 1.2,3,45 F,H.A. l,3, Treas. 2,45 Softball 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,-15 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Cheerleader 2,3, capt. 45 Chanson- ettes 2,3,45 Harmoneers 3,45 Lfym Exhibition 15 One Act Plays 25 Democracy Speaking Contest 45 Safety Council 45 Office Girl 45 Press Club 45 Hawkeye Staff 45 Corona Staff 45 Magazine Sales capt. 3, Co-mgr. 4. FUTURE PLANS: Beautician ELLEN MARIE FLINT Ellen Commercial lt is the quiet worker who succeeds. Band 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Softball 1,2,45 Trumpet Ensemble 1,2,3g Orchestra 1,25 G.A.A. 1,25 German Band 35 Magazine Sales mgr. 3, co-capt. 45 Corona Staff 45 Hawkeve Staff 4, FUTURE PLANS: Teachers College SAMUEL CARLTON FLINT Sam Industrial Arts He who is a good friend is 'always there when you need him. Glee Club 1,2,3,4g B'C1ub 2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3g Baseball 1,2 -- Mgr. 3g One Act Plays 2g Jr. Prize Speaking 35 Cross-Country lg Foot- ball 2g Band 3,45 Safety Council 45 Librarian 4g Corona Staff 4. FUTURE PLANS: Barber School LINDA LOUISE GROVER Linda Lou Commercial A sunny disposition defies all clouds. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Office Girl 3g Librarian 4g Corona Staff 43 Hawkeye Staff 4. FUTURE PLANS: Undecided MILLIC ENT ANN FORREST Duffy College Where there's fun, she 's always in it, Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Chasonettes 2, 3,4g G.A,A. 2,3,4g One Act Plays 2, Jr. Prize Speaking 33 Biology Club 4g Safety Council 43 Press Club 4: Corona Staff 4g Librarian 4. FUTURE PLANS: College ESTHER LINNE HAAVISTO Essie General At a glance you'd think her shy . . But she's full of it, twixt you and I.' G.A,A. 1,2,3,4g Giee ciub 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4: LV. Captain 3,4 F.H.A. l,2,3g Store Clerk 2,3,4g Softball lg Band Mgr. 3545 Press Club 3,4: Biology Club 3,4, Vice- President 4g Office Girl 4g Corona Staff 4g Homecoming Queen Can- didate 4g Safety Council 4. FUTURE PLANS: College LORNA GAIL HUDSON Punky College Jolly, lively, full of fun, a good friend and a true one. Ski Team 2,3,4g Softball 2,3,4g Safety Council 3,43 Student Coun- cil 3, Pres. 4, Basketball lg Biology Club, Pres. 3g Girls' State Delegate 3, D.A.R. Candidate 33 Corna staff 4. FUTURE PLANS: College JUDITH ELAINE KNIGHT Judy Commercial Bright as a ray of sunshine. Glee Club 1,2,3,4g F.H.A. 2,3,4g Chansonettes 3,4, Class Secretary 1,3g Deborettes 23 Corona Staff 4. FUTURE PLANS: Beautician VAUG HN JAY KILBORN Gunner College Everyone who knows him likes him. Bonhommes 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1, 2,3,4g Harmoneers l,2,3,4g Base- ball 1,2,3,4g Band lg Orchestra lg Basketball 35 Boys' Quartet 35 Foot ball 4g Class Treasurer 45 Corona Staff 4. FUTURE PLANS: College ALB ERT CHRISTIAN LARSEN Chris General A little mischief by the way, a little fun to sport the day. Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Football 1,2g Baseball 2g Corona Staff 4. FUTURE PLANS: Undecided CAROL ANN LIBBY Carol College Here is a true and industrious friend. Glee Club 3,45 Chansonettes 3,45 Biology Club 35 Press Club 35 Bas' ketball 35 Safety Council 35 Corona Staff 4. FUTURE PLANS: 'College KAREN LOUISE MARTIKAINEN Marti College Ready and willing to get things done, Always dependable and lots of fun. Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Librarian 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 G.A.A, 1, 2,3,45 Press Club 3,45 Safety-Coun- cil 1, Sec.-Treas. 3,45 Biology Club 35 Jr, Prize'Speaking 35 Girls' State Delegate 35 Corona Staff 3, Editor 45 National Honor Society 3, Pres. 45 Softball 4. FUTURE PLANS: College ELEANOR J EAN MARTIKAIN EN E, J, General Full of pep, full of fun, A laugh and a smile for everyone. Softball 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3, 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Majorettes 1,2, 3,45 Store Clerk 2,3,45 Ski Team 2,3, Capt. 45 F.H.A. 1,25 One Act Plays 25 Class Secretary 25 Winter Carnival Queen Candidate 25 Miss Sophomore 25 National Honor So- ciety 3,45 Press Club Ir. Ed. 3, Editor 45 Biology Club 3,45 Office Girl 3,45 Girls' State Alternate 35 Corona Staff 45 Safety Council 4. FUTURE PLANS: College ROBERT LAWRENCE MONTEMORRA Bob couege Lead him to a task, and conquer it he will. Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Bonhommes 2, 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Football 3,45 B-Club 3,45 Jr, Prize Speaking 35 Representative Tuft's Citizenship Seminar 35 Safety Council 45 Corona Staff 45 Biology Club 4. FUTURE PLANS: College '51 LINDA IEANNE MOWATT HELEN LOUISE NEVELLS Linda Com m erc ial Horse General She's very reserved but nice, A girl there is of quiet ways. Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Cheerleaders Glee Club 1,2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,2. 1,3,4g Deborettes.2,3g Basketball 1,4g F.H.A. 1,2g Chansonettes 4g FUTURE PLANS: Practical Nurse Corona Staff 4. FUTURE PLANS: Undecided LAWRENCE MERRILL NEWTH CHESTER RANDOLPH PARKER, JR. Larry A College Randy College Popularity is power. Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Bonhommes 1, 2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Harmoneers 2,3,4g Safety Council 1,3,4g Football 3,4g B- Club 3,4g One Act Plays 23 Jr, Prize Speaking 33 Winter Carnival King Candidate lg Corona Staff 4g Class Vice-President 4: Boys' Stan Alternate 3. FUTURE PLANS: College A little work, a little play, make for me a happy day. Band 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Cross-Country 1,2,3, -- Capt. 4g Trumpet Ensemble 1,2,3g Ski Team 2,3,4g B-Club 2,3, Sec. 4g Safety Council 3,45 J.V. Basket- ball lg Baseball lg One Act Plays 2g Jr. Prize Speaking 3g Press Club 45 Corona Staff 4. FUTURE PLANS: College CHARLES F. PHILLIPS Charlie College Of spirits gay and kindly heart. Bonhommes 1,2,3,4gG1ee Club 1, 2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g B-Club 3,45 Intramurals 1,'2,3g Baseball lg Librarian 45 Press Club 4g Corona ' Staff 4, Football mgr. 4g Safety Council 4. FUTURE PLANS: College CHARLES POLAND, JR, Char1ie Commercial There's nothing as becomes a man as modest stillness. Boys' State Delegate 3: Corona Staff 4. FUTURE PLANS: Undecided LILLIAN PIERCE Lilly Commercial Friend1y in manner, ready with laughter, and liked by al1. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3, 4g F.H.A. 1,4g Softball 23 Office Girl 4g Corona Staff 4: Hawkeye Staff 4. FUTURE PLANS: Secretarial Work JUDY MAY POULIN Judy General Little friends may prove great friends. Glee Club l,2,3,4: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Corona Staff 4. FUTURE PLANS: Undecided DANIEL LEWIS RICHARDSON Danny College Friendship and sportsmanship equal a well liked man. Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Bonhommes 1, 2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Harmoneers 2,3,4g Student Council 2,3 -- Vice Pres. 4: B--Club 2,3 -- Vice Pres. 4, Basketball 2 -- Co.-Capt. 4, Safety Council 3, Class Pres. 1, Cross Country 2, Corona Staff 3,4g De- mocracy Speaking Contest 4g Press Club 4, National Honor Society 4. FUTURE PLANS: College JUDITH MARION ROBBINS Judy General lt is the song ye sing, and the smile ye wear, that's makin' the sun shine every- where. Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Chansonettes 1, 2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,4g Band 1,43 LV, Basketball 1,49 One-Act Plays 2, Magazine sales Captain 1,2,3g Jr. Prize Speaking 3, Democracy Speaking Contest 4. FUTURE PLANS: Women 's Service ss ESTHER LOUISE RICHARDSON Luigi Commercial Silence is the safest course for any woman to adopt. Glee Club 1,2,3g F.H.A. 1,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2g One-Act Plays 2, Corona Staff 4, Hawkeye Staff 4, Magazine Sales Capt. 2. FUTURE PLANS: Beautician DEIRDRE ANNE RYERSON Dee Dee College She is little, she is wise, she is mighty for her size. Softball 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3, 4g Librarian 1,2,3 -- Head 4: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Student Council 1,2, Sec. 3, Treas. 4, Ski Team 2,3,4g Winter Carnival Queen Candidate 1, Biology Club 3,4g Jr, Prize Speaking 3: J.V. Cheerleader 23 Democracy Speaking Contest 4, Press Club 4g Safety Council 4, Corona Staff 4. FUTURE PLAN S: College ANDREW INGALLS SANBORN Drew College Wit -- An unexpected explosion of laughter. Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Cross Country Mgr. 2,3,43 Biology Club 3,42 Safety Council 3,42 Stu- dent Council 43 Orchestra 1,2Q Bas- ketball lg Boys' State 3g Jr. Prize Speaking 33 Press Club 43 Democ- racy Speaking Contest 43 National Honor Society 4. FUTURE PLANS: College CHARLES EDWARD SPEARRIN, JR. Chuck Industrial Arts A friend to all, sincere and kind '- A nicer guy you'll never find. Glee Club 1,2,3,43 B-Club 2,33 Winter Carnival King Candidate 23 Class President 23 Class Vice-Presi- dent 33 Mr. Sophomore 23 Baseball 1,2,43 Basketball 1,2,33 Football 2, 3, Capt. 43 One-Act Plays, Stage Manager 23 Jr, Prize Speaking, Stage Manager 33 Corona Staff 4. FUTURE PLANS: Service MAYNARD LEEMAN SMITH Brud General He is a gentleman because his nature is kind and affable to everyone. Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2, 3, Co-Captain 43 Baseball 1,2,3,4: Football 3,43 B-Club 3, Pres. 43 One-Act Plays 23 Student Council 43 Librarian.43 National I-lonor So- ciety 43 Press Club 43 CoronalStaff 43 Winter Carnival King Candidate 43 Democracy Speaking Contest 4. FUTURE PLANS: Undecided CAROL ANN VACHOWSKI Cav College Fun, frolic, and glee are there, the will to do and the soul to dare.' Glee Club 1,2,3,4Q Majorettes 1,2, 3, Head 43 Softball 1,2,3,43 G,A.A. 1,2,3,43 skiing 2,3,43 Press Club 3, 43 Class Vice-President 1,22 Gym Exhibition 13 Safety Council 43 Class Secretary 43 Office Girl 4. FUTURE PLANS: College JEFFREY WAYNE WARD Jeff Industrial What is well done is done well enough. Glee Club 2,3,4g Baseball 13 One- Act Plays 2g Jr, Prize Speaking 3g B-Club 4: Football 4. FUTURE PLANS: M.V.T.I. BRIAN BURNELL WINSLOW Bri College 'tis a friendly heart that has many friends. Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Baseball Mgr. 2,3,4g Librarian 3,4: Press Club 4g B-Club 4g Corona Staff 4. FUTURE PLANS: College X . . g i i N X MARILYN EDITH WILLIAMS Marilyn General Smile and the world smiles with you. Glee Club 43 Office Girl 45 F.H.A. 45 Winter Carnival Queen Candi- date 4g Softball 4: J.V. Cheerleader 4. FUTURE PLANS: Secretarial Work TRANSFERRED: Malden High School Malden, Mass. ARDEN ASA WOOD Biff General Always laughing, full of fun, he gets along with everyone. Student Council 2. FUTURE PLANS: College TRANSFERRED: North Yarmouth Academy, Yarmouth, Maine M V O U Senior o or X C U r .- ..- SS C T H E S T M. Forrest 85 C. Phillips D. Ryersong C. Vachowskig L. Newth P I Ml? ML SU SA TIA TIF R V E A. Andrews 8: D. Sanborn E' Mamkaiuen 86 M, Fon-est 3, 5, Flint M. Smith E o S s T s P T D I A QR N H1 e OT E R S O L D. Ryerson 85 D. Sanborn E- Mafiikaiflefl 19 O, Dun-311 3, R. parker C. Phillips V Q E U R I S E A T T E I S L T E O. Durrellg K. Martikaineng 8. D. Sanborn E Bryant 86 V Kubota 24- ' ' S T U D O U S Superlatives C 9 L A S S F L I R T S M. Forrest 82: C. 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Woody M:Mi11erg C. Walkerg N. Knight: G. Wardg J. Larrabeeg S. Smithg G. Roberts. THIRD ROW: W. Libbeyg J. Murphyg R. Lewisg P. Nobleg D. Wigging C. Madurag G. Morrill: J. Lewis: J. Watkinsg J. Pikeg K. Richardson. Absent: T. Mowatt. Juniors FIRST ROW: J. A11engJ. Hatchg K. Bealg H. Adamsg Mr. Kilborng S. Berry: L. Alleng L. Dubreuil. SECOND ROW: A. Fieldg T. Bosworthg B. Chadbourneg M. Croreaug D. Evansg S. Andrewsg L. Coilinsg R. Dudley: W. Burnham. THIRD ROWg I. Fleckg W. Chaplin: A. Gileg R. Foggy C. Haggertyg L. Curtisg L. Glatz. X! 'IK IRE 'EXE FIRST ROW: M. Pearyp S. Harmong A. Kilborng A. Normang B. Lynchg Mr. Barnesg L. Hallg J. Grahamg J. Osgooclg S. Gallinarig D. Holden. SECOND ROW: H. Hudsong B. Kimballg E. Leavittg V. Lackeeg G. Murchg N. Lewisg C. La- tham: A. Lelandg R. Jacobsong P. Harmong G. Mclver. THIRD ROW: N. Lawrence: M. Lynch: J. Peacog P. Morrisg P. Madurag J. Palmerg N. Max- fieldg G. Hutchinsong F. Gilpatrickg L. Graffamg S. Natalukg R. Graham. FIRST ROW: P. Richardson: S. Rich: L. Ridlong G. Thomasg Mr. Goodsong C. Pikeg S. Robertsg M. Pendexterg F. Smith. SECOND ROW: D. Wooleyg V. Staplesg R. Thurlowg S. Ryerson: S. Roakesg J. Richardsong J. Tarboxg R. Valley. THIRD ROW: R. Willeyg R. Pinkhamg D. Robbinsg B. Taylorg C. Shawg R. Thompsong L. Shackleyg F. Skillinsg J. Towne. Absent: M. Thomp- SOD. Sophomores Emondg N. Drownsg C. East- mang Mrs. Parkerg C. Alleng C. Eastmang B. Chadbourneg S. Davis. SECOND ROW: C. Bishopg D. Barkerg L. Conant: J. Gadmang B. Can- nellg S. Bigonskig B. Alleng R. Burnhamg B. Corbettg W. Bennettg C. Dayg A. Flagg. THIRD ROW: G. Alleng P. Chapling C. Gurayg P. Barkerg J. Baileyg K. Fosterg B. Cole H. Crossg H. Cummingsg L. Crossg R. Cousins. Absent: S. Breton. FIRST ROW: C. Stevensg B. Thompsong L. Jewettg P. Heath. V. Weymouthg Mrs. Cook. B. Mooreg H. Wigging L. Staplesg L. Larrabeeg C. Talamog L. Ridlon. SECOND ROW: T. Kingsburyg B. Smithg D. Pinkhamg C. Matting K. McDona1dg C. Trumbleg A. Weemang K. Lambertg L. Howardg J. Martikaineng R. Hebbg S. Linscottg J. Hayward. THIRD ROW: A. Natalukg A. Mowattg M. Rossg T. Lothropg G. Murchg T. Tarrg E. Marstong D. Pikeg G. Towneg C. Thompsong W. McConkeyg D. Macdonaldg W. Lord. Freshmen FIRST ROW: V. Grahamg L. Alleng S. Cannell, S. Hatchg L. Davisg Mr. Grayg Mr. Kimballg R. Barkerg B. Freeman S. Gilpatrickg C. Grahamg M. Harding. SECOND ROW: B. Haggertyg C. Hardingg S. Dyerg C. Hallg 1. Arntseng L. Drownsg C. Chapmang B. Dc-:Wittg N. Flaggg N. Gordong M. Gallinarig K. Chapling M. Fletcherg E. Alleng C. Cross P. Burnellg W. Underwoodg W. Cannellg R. Allen. THIRD ROW: P. Bakerg G. Ellisg L. Hardingg R. Durfeeg P. DiPietrantoniog L. Alleng J. Bretong T. Fleckg P. Douglassg S. Atwoodg R. Baldwiug J. Gygerg M. Alleng J, Flint, B. Bailey. T. Alleng R. Bennett. G. Glatz. Absent: N. Berry. Class News The Senior Class entered this year with an enrollment of forty-six. We are proud of our class participation in all of Bridgton High School 's 'extracur- ricular activities. Our class election was held on September 7, 1962, and our class officers were elected as follows: Linda Barker, President, Larry Newth, Vice-President, Carol Vachowski, Secretary, and Vaughn Kilborn, Treasurer. A school election was held last spring to chose Student Council members for this year, those elected to represent our class were Andrew Sanborn, Dan- ny Richardson, Lorna Hudson, Ray Cross and Deirdre Ryerson. One member, Maynard Smith, was elected this year. We would like to extend our thanks to members of the Junior, Sopho- more, and Freshman classes for the support given to our class sponsored , activities. ToMr. Crouse, our guidance director this year, we wish to express deepest appreciation for all that he has done to insure us of the best possible counsel in all of our future plans. Our class advisor, Mr. Spear, has been of greatest assistance in guiding our class through the Senior year. Respectfully Submitted, Carol Vachowski, Secretary Class '63' The Junior Class entered the school year with an enrollment of fifty-five students. The class advisors were Mr. Folsom and Mr. Kilborn. At the end of our sophomore year, the following student council members were elected: Kathy Beal, Mary-Lee Lane, Nancy Knight, Jeffrey Pike, and Mary Croteau, who served as secretary of the Student Council. We are proud to say that these members served our class well in this organization. During the 1962-63 magazine drive, Judy Hatch, Mary-Lee Lane, and Margaret Miller sold the greatest number of magazines for our class. For money-making projects, the Junior Class sponsored a food sale, and a Christmas gym dance. Our Junior Prom was held on May 10. Mary Croteau was elected Foliage Queen, and as a reward for winning, she spent an exciting weekend in Boston. Mary and Trudy Mowatt were nominated as Homecoming Queen candidates. Cheryl Walker Secretary Entering this schoolyear, the class of 1965 had an enrollment of ninety- seven. The class participated in many of the school activities. The class elected the following people to represent us on the Student Council: Joann Osgood, Paul Barker, Bruce Cole, and Phil Harmon. We want to express our appreciation to Mrs. Parker, Mr. Barnes, and Mr. Goodson, our class advisors, for their guidance this year. Glendon Hutchinson Secretary The class of 1966 entered thewsch ol year with an enrollment of ninety students. The class officers are as fosowsz Pres..,Peggy Heathg Vice-Pres., Thomas Lothropg Tres., Robert Bennett, Secretary, Christine Talamo. After the first ranking period we elected Janet Martikainen, Thomas Tarr, and Gary Glatz to represent us on the Student Council. We served on concessions at all home football games to earn money for our class treasury. A Ways 85 Means Committee was organized to choose projects to earn money for our class. We also sponsored a gym dance and organized our slave day in the spring. We are very grateful to our class advisors, Mrs. Cook, Mr. Gray and Mr. Kimball, for their patience and guidance in our first year at B.H.S. Christine Talamo Secretary 81 ,Juniors S. Smith, Tres.: C. Walker, Sec.: J. Murphy, V. Pres.g L.' Glatz, Pres Sophomores G. Hutchinson, Sec. 5 B. Corbett, Tres.p P. Morris, Pres.: S. Nataluk. V, Pres. Freshmen C. Talamo, Sec.g P. Heath, Pres.: R. Bennett, Tres. 5 T. Lothrop, V. Pres. Literary THE HIDDEN TREASURE Men appear to be ugly on the outside, but within they may be beautiful. It is from the inside that comes the cheery smile and bright personality. For example, when Tod came to school for the first time, everyone considered him the homeliest, ugli- est boy in the whole school. However, when they got to know him, they found that he was the friendliest boy and had the best personality of anyone at school. He had true inside beauty. Nature is full of examples of beauty within. One of these is the bird family. Many birds appear to be ugly and completely useless. But, they do have some beauty, again, it is within. It is from the inside that come their beautiful songs. Another beauty that they possess is the talent or skill, to cheer people up and bring out their inside beauty . A lump of coal is another example of internal beauty. Who would ever think that, by looking at an ugly, bleak lump of coal that a beautiful diamond would come from within. This is, perhaps, the most astounding beauty within and ugliness without! There was an angleworm -- Bill, He lived on a window sill Until one day He got in the Way And he never made out his will. Virginia Lackee THE SCHUSS OF THE TENSLITTLE SCHUSSBOOMERS Ten little schussboomers were skiing fast and fine, One missed a turn and then there were nine. Nine little schussboomers were playing with fate, One broke a ski and then there were eight. Eight little schussboomers were dream- ing of heaven, One really jumped and then there were seven. Seven little schussboomers were doing fancy tricks, One didn't signal and then there were six. Six little schussboomers were skiing to the jive, One caught an edge and then there were five . Janet Martikainen Said the turtle to the rabbit, you may Find it hard to believe what I sayg You will think it absurd, But I give you my word, They fined me for speeding today. Bonnie Chadbourne Five little schussboomers were having fun galore, One hit some ice and then there were four. Four little schussboomers were skiing as fast's could be, One hit a sitzmark and then there were three. Three little schussboomers were skiing straight and true, One hit a pine tree and then there were two. Two little schussboomers were brim full of fun, One found a girl friend and then there was one. One little schussboomer was quite safe and sound, He skis safely to this day -- and he's still around-. Arden Biff Wood School Calendar SEPTEMBER 5 CLASSES START 10 CLASS ELECTIONS 12 SENIOR INDIVIDUAL PICTURES 15 FOOTBALL SEASON BEGINS 21 FRE SHMAN INITIATION FRESHMAN RECEPTION 22 VICTORY DANCE OCTOBER 12 MAGAZINE DRIVE DANCE 27 HOMECOMING DANCE NOVEMBER 9 FIRST GYM DANCE QSENIORSJ 27 BASKETBALL SEASON BEGINS 30 SOPHOMORE HOP DECEMBER 21 CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY JANUARY 22-24 MID-YEAR EXAMS FEBRUARY 6 CLASS PARTS ANNOUNCED 15-16 WINTER CARNIVAL MARCH 20 JUNIOR PRIZE SPEAKING APRIL 30 BASEBALL SEASON BEGINS MAY 2 SPRING CONCERT 10 JUNIOR PROM JUNE 7 LAST ASSEMBLY 9 BACCALAUREATE 13 GRADUATION EXERCISES 14 SENIOR BALL ACTIVITIES D. Ryerson, Treas.g L. Hudson, Pres.g Mr. Crouse, Advisor, D. Richardson, V. Pres.: M. Croteau, Sec. Q 0 Student Council i FIRST ROW: M. Laneg K. Bealg N. Knight, J. Martikaineng J. Osgood. SECOND ROW: P. Har- mon, P. Barkerg M. Smithg J. Pikeg D. Sanborng R. Crossg B. Coleg T. Tarrg G. Glatz. The Student Council of Bridgton High School is an organization of representatives elected by the student body. It cooperates with the faculty in an attempt to meet the students' needs. This year, sponsoring a gym dance, the Winter Carnival, selling book covers, Freshman Day, and working on a handbook were just a few of the Coun cil's accomplishments. The work involved in these projects gave the Council mem- bers practice in leadership and cooperation with others . FIRST ROW- L Glatz D . . . . Evans, Probationary Members. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Cook, Advisor: S. Burnell, Pres.: Mr. Crouse, Advisor. THIRD ROW: B. Glatz: N. Latham: N. LeVesque, Sec.-Treas. FOURTH ROW: P. Haavisto: B. Blake: J. Maxfield: A. Burkosky. FIFTH ROW: E. Martikainen: K. Martikaineng L. Barker, V. Pres. National Honor Society The Triangle Chapter of the National Honor Society was formed in 1959. The name Triangle Chapter was derived from the fact that Bridgton High School draws its en- rollment from three main sources -- Bridgton, Harrison and Naples. The members of the National Honor Society are elected by the chapter council, con sisting of the principal and five other faculty members. Membership is based upon scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Eligible candidates and members must also maintain an average of 87. Mrs. Cook and M r. Crouse are our advisors. 35 FIRST ROW: D. Evansg H. Adams: C. Fitchg M. Laneg O. Durrellg D. Ryerson. SECOND ROW: E. Haavistog C. Vachowskig M. Forrestg E. Martikainen, Editor-in-Chiefg K. Beal, Junior Editorg M. Kingsleyg K. Martikaineng F. Packard. THIRD ROW: B. Winslowg D. Richardsong M. Smithg R. Parkerg D. Sanborn. Press CI ub This Page Sponsored by MR. 8a MRS. HURSCHEL RYERSON Librarians SEATED: M. Millerg C. Phillipsg D. Ryer- son, Head Librariang STANDING: J. Pikeg F. Packardg M. Smithg K. Martikai- nen. J. Martikaineng B. Taylorg S. Ryerson: L. Hallg B. Lynchg SEATED: I.. Grover: M. Forrest. STANDING: J. Lar A. Weeman. rabeeg B. Coleg C. Walker: B. Beging S. Flint. I E I Mrs. Sweetserg L. Staples: C. Lathamg V. Lackeeg C. Pikeg E. Martikaineng M. Croteaug C. Vachowskig E Haavistog M. Williams. Office Girls Sales Girls C. P1ke D. Evans S. Roberts Head 5. H. Wigging V. Weymouth Clerks i E. Martikainen E. Haavisto 37 FIRST ROW, L. Hudson, O. Durrell, R. Cross, Chairman, D. Ryerson, K. lvlartikainen, Secretary -Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Spear, Advisor, D. Sanborn, R. Parker, L. Newth, S. Flint, Vice-Chairman, J. Murphy, G. Douglass, R. Montemorra, E. Mai-tikainen, C. Vachowski, E. Haavisto, N. Blanchard, C. Phillips, M. Forrest, R. Pendexter. W o Safety Council The Bridgton High Safety Council held meetings at the high school under the guidance of our faculty advisor Mr. Spear. There were two directors, one elected each month, who, along with the chairman, vice-chairman, and secretary-treasurer, comprised the Board of Directors. The Safety Council members have taken various tests utilizing the facilities which test field vision, distance, judgment, and color vision. The Council sponsored a Reliability Run, and, in the spring, conducted a Safe Driver's Rodeo. Karen Martikainen Secretary Club The varsity B Club is comprised of those athletic letter winners who wish to continue their service to the school beyond the playing fields. The purpose of the club is to instill the student body and the faculty with a high level of school spirit and interest, and to improve the athletic facilities at Bridgeton High School. Reactivated under coaches Kilborn and Goodson, the B Club sought to uphold its purpose in various ways. This year's more important projects were the direction of the Homecoming Weekend, selling of basketball programs, and the purchasing of much needed athletic equipment. The club elected the following officers, Maynard Smith, President, Danny Richardson, Vice-President, Glendon Hutchinson, Treasurer, Randy Parker, Secretary. Randy Parker Secretary FIRST ROW: H. Hudson, F. Packard, B. Winslow, C. Phillips, R. Parker, Sec., M. Smith, Pres., Mr. Kilborn, Advisor, D. Richardson, V. Pres., G. Hutchinson, Tres., J. Larrabee, R. Willey, D. Macdonald. SECOND ROW: R. Dudley, A. Flagg, J. Ward, G. Ward, L. Wood, L. Curtis, H. Cummings, J. Pike, K. Richardson, L. Glatz, T. Tarr, T. Bosworth, G. Glatz. THIRD ROW: P. Madura, N. Blanchard, R. Montemorra, C. Madura, L. Newth, K. Foster, B. Taylor, B. Cole, P. Douglass, R. Begin, R. Currier. FRONT ROW: M. Miller, Tres. g M. Forrest, Sec. 5 D. Sanborn, Pres.g E. Haavisto, V. Pres.g Mr. Goodson-, Advisor. ROW 1: W. Libbeyp J. Larrabeeg J. Murphy. ROW 2: D. Ryersong C. Vachowskig R. Pendexterg L. Glatzg C. Fitchg E. Martikainen, S. Ryersong B. Taylor, B. Corbett. ROW 3: D. Holdeng R. Richardson: F. Packard: K. Bealg J. Hatchg M. Laneg H. Adams, P. Barkerg P. Morrisg W. Chapling L. Ridlong M. Row- deng B. Chadbourneg W. Morton. L. Curtis, N. Knight, M. Croteau. In November the Biology Club visited the Science Building and the Archaeology Museum at Gorham State Teachers College. During April vacation, the club members visited the Peabody Museum at Harvard University, The club sponsored a gym dance in.February. The advisor of the Biology Club was Mr. Roger Goodson, and the assistant was Mr. Jack Barnes. Millicent Forrest Secretary Biology Club F.H.A This year the F.H.A. had a very large enrollment of sixty members. The chapter advisor was Mrs. Oberg, and The officers for the past year were Arthlene A w -it . sidentg Mary Croteau, Vice-Presidentg Berdice Chad the chapter mothers were Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Durre . ' o. '. x'. ' ' . . 3P iSl . . bourne, Recording Secretaryg Laurel Ridlon, jisE r,5,5,,, ,,n, g ?s retaryg and Olivia Durrell, Treasurer. tk ,SC Q. wj ,.s.r. V-., - 1 If - ' i- r x xx X X x W N 1 u. Y' The Fr ebur Cha ter of the Future Homem Xi l. s a installed our officers on November 15, 1962. Y S P . .1 l One of the actrwities carried out was a Chris gg. . 7 Qty icles made by the girls. We put on a dinner for the ski team and guests for their work on the new ski H nt Henry. We also had a dinner for the school com mittees of Bridgton. Harrison, Otisfield. and ment included guest speakers and demonstrations on tarious subjects by homemakers. K' On March 15, 1962, we had a very successful gym dance. During the year we made several sunshine baskets for people who were shut in. Berdice Chadbourne Secretary FIRST ROW: S. Davisg M. Hardingg P. Heath: L. AllengL. Ridlong Corresponding Sec., B. Chadbourne, Rec- ording Sec.g A. Andrews, Presg Mrs. Oberg, Advisorg M. Croteau, V. Pres.: O. Durrell, Tres.g L. Dubreuilg A. Nor- mang S. Cannellg C. Stevensg J. Allen. SECOND ROW: L. Ridlong S. Gilpatrrckg P. King. J. Hatch, A. Berryg J. Pouling L. Collins, L. Larrabeeg C. Crossg H. Adamsg K. Lambertg K. McDonald. L. Staples. L. Ridlong L. Drownsg E. Alleng S. Berryg J. GrahmgC. Fitchg L. Alleng B. Thompsong V. Graham. THIRD ROW: L. Davis: C. Trumbleg M. Wlliamsg J. Knightg C. Drownsg B. Cannellg N. Knight, J. Robbinsg L. Richardsong C. Walker S. Bigonskig C, Chapmang N. Flaggg M. Rowdeng L. Groverg V. Lackeeg M. Fletcherg S. Andrewsg C. Graham Homecoming 'f , , In 'S - -gm A is 'ef- l Q '-A HF' mf ? 4 ' MQNECOMINR Quan 5 . FIRST ROW: B. Chadbourneg B. Dewittg S. Ryerson, Queeng E. Haavisrog S. Harmon. SECOND ROW: N. Flaggg A. Weemang M. Croteaug A. Berry. Absent: T. Mowatt. . rm M if YKXXCXQ ,gifs ' r f . ss -- 1 5 fps' , - . fi 4 'K 4 'JM ef x A - ' . 2 -K Q - A S L 'E ,.,,....qX H f I s K O f fi 55 ,Q li, -- png xml 'FF I ' . . X x , . ,N I ... Pi W 1 ., at is .Hr xx-L, 5sxi..,.,:, N A X 'Q mv.. EJ ., A' , ,Q 1 Lg-In 5 1 x A A ? 'Q , . M . ,. . ..... ... ., - Y' . Q- ---- 1 is 5 Queen 85 Pres. Alumni Assoc., Mr. C. Kilborn. Graduates of 1938 at Alumni Tea: Mrs. D. Cfownej Kilborng Mrs. B. Foster, Queen of 38 con- Mrs. C, fBennettJ Rowdeng Mrs. B. fMabryJ Foster: Mrs. I. gratulares S. Ryerson, Queen of 63. Uiilbornj Durrell. FIRST ROW: M. Laneg N. Knight: J. Hatchg M. Rowdeng L. Collinsg M. Reynolds. SECOND ROW Mrs. Parker, Coachg A. Fieldg C. Haggertyg G. Morrillg L. Glatz: J. Fleck: F. Packardg S. Berry, Prom pter. Junior Prize Speaking Lana Collins 'White Lilacs Leota Hulse Black Judy Hatch Where Love is, There God is Also Loir N. Tolstoi Nancy Knight The White Cliffs of Dover Alice Duer Miller Mary-Lee Lane 'River of Stars Alfred Noyes Marilynn Reynolds Rebecca Daphne du Maurier Michele Rowden Yellow Butterflies Unknown Allen Field Without A Chance Edmond Vance Cook jim Fleck The Secret Life of Walter Mitty James Thurber Larry Glatz The Black Cat Edgar Allan Poe Charles Haggerty Plupy's Debating Club Henry A. Shute Gardner Morrill Letter to American Students Dwight D. Eisenhower Fred Packard Two Sides of the Coin Herbert Egerer .' Q Eiggi 3 3'-JV v v'vX'x,,, w, ' Qqaawbzassvsgfx Q Qbl+ N+t Q ovigi x X x X X X XS X -wx ww N SX lx 9 X X Aug N t- -4 ' A 0 Q9 vu my H 4111 We - I QP X, 4' , , ,Q . SENIORS M W1111ams8zM. Smith IUNIORS K Bea18zW Morton O Winter Carnival Pike Sz J. Tarbox - Tif- . - M w - aaswag .I . NK. 5 ,-maxwi A 3? wa X., X Qggg X QQ Ek N X61 X X Nm 0 4 i Ri Q x Q K+ 'N Qi x N ., ,pl Q85 5 ., : X . wk L , . 'sh QQQ' A 5 QN,QQQ - M qu n'- -' ' 1 4:5 :X Qu K X ' ik S A A W Q xg as Winter Carnival Week Theme -- Winter Olympics Thursday Judging of Snow Sculptures Thu1 sday Eve Sock Ilop Friday Ski Meet at Pleas - ant Mountain Saturday Eve Winter Carnival and Coronation Ball FIRST ROW: V. Weymouthg M. Reynolds. D. Holden. J. Hatchg K. Bealg Mrs. Irishg L. Davis. C. Fitchg D. Ryersong P. Kingg R. Barker. SECOND ROW: B. Chadbourneg C. Marting C. Eastmang L. Mowattg P. Burnellg L. Conantg V. Lackeeg E. Haavistog K. Lambertg L. Barkerg J. Knightg J. Martikaineng R. Emondg H. Adams. THIRD ROW: C. Alleng M. Laney J. Grahamg B. Cannellg B. Alleng S. Breton. M. Millerg C. Libbyg A. Wee- mang D, Evansg B. Dewitt. N. Lewisg C. Pikeg C. Chapmang M. Rowden. fkhos Girls' Glee Club Sopranos FIRST ROW: B. Freemang B. Mooreg B. Lynchg A. Berryg G. Thomasg L. Pierceg A. Normang M. Pendexterg T Mowattg A. Kilborng S. Harchg N. Berryg J. Allen. SECOND ROW: C. Stevens. L. Dubreuilg S. Cannellg P. Heathg P. Richardson. S. Richg Mrs. Irish. B. Thompson. S. I-Iarmong F. Chapmang S. Gilpatrickg M. Hardingg S. Davis. THIRD ROW: L.. Larrabeeg C. Crossg S. Dyerg J. Osgoodg C. Hall. L. Ridlong Downs. I. Arntseng C. Eastmang E. Bryantg L. Hallg G. Murchg K. McDonald. N. Drownsg B. Corbertg C. Vachowskig H. Wigginsg F. Buckg H. Nevellsg L. Staples. FOURTH ROW: M. Croteaug C. Drownsg S. Ryersong S. Andrewsg O. Durrellg E. Martikaineng J. Cadnuanp M. Kingsleyg K. Martikainen: J. Robbinsg C. Walkerg M. Gallinarig A. Andrewsg S. Bigonskig L. Ridlong S. Roakesg N. Knightg M. Williamsg M. Forrest. S. Berryg B. Chadbourneg K. Chaplin. FIRST ROW: C. Phillipsg J. Flint. B. Baileyg D. Barkerg J. Gygerg M. Lynchg E. Leavitt: W. Mortong T. Lothropg D. Dudley. G. Towneg J. 'Larrabeeg R. Jacobson. R. Graham. SECOND ROW: J. Haywardg R. Alleng W. Cannellg A. Mowatt: M. Rossg W. McConkeyg Mrs. Irishg J. Tarboxg G. Ellisg A. Natalukg F. Packardg W. Underwood. B. Smith. THIRD ROW: M. Paineg J. Wardg J. Fleckg D. Richardsong C. Haggertyg S. Flint. R. Montemorrag L. Curtis. W. Libbeyg V. Kilborng P. Morris. K. Richardsong F. Skilling C. Spearring L. Cross. P. DiPietrantoniog B. Willey. FOURTH ROW: D. Wigging N. Watsonp C. Grayg N. Maxfieldg D. Robbins. M. Smith. I.. Newthg C. Shawg K. Fosterg D. Sanborng R. Parkerp B. Coleg G. Morrill. J. Bailey. P. Barker: I. Murphyg H. Gross. oys' Glee Club In the spring, a concert will be put on by the Boys' and Girls' Glee Club, Chansonettes, Deberettes, Bonhommes, Harmoneers, Band, and special groups chosen from the band members. Some of the special singing groups are working on other pieces for vari- ous school-sponsored activities. The Harmoneers and Chansonettes are rehearsing for Prize Speaking, the Festival, and the many graduation activities. Mrs. Irish, Director of Special Music Groups FIRST ROW I Knight. SECOND ROW: M. Forrestg L. M1-5 I-ugh Du Mowatt L Barkerg M. Millerg C. Libbyg THIRD ROW: J Osgood T Mowattg FOURTH ROW: O. Durrellg M. Reynolds J Robbinsg M. Lane. FIFTH ROW: N. Knight. Chansonettes FIRST ROW: N. Watsong D. Robbins. SECOND ROW: R. Mon- temorrag F. Packardg V. Kilborn. THIRD ROW: J. Fleckg D. Richaxdson. FOURTH ROW: D. Barkerg C. Phillipsg G. Morrill. FIFTH ROW: L. Newthg W. Libbey. Absent: W. Morton. i 4-al li- Harmoneers Deberettes FIRST ROW: V. Kilborng L. Newthg D. Richardsong D. Barker. SECOND ROW: L. Barkerg M. Laney O. Durrellg J. Osgood. Mrs. Irish' Dir. FIRST ROW: P. Bumellg C. Hallg C. Fitchg S. Hatch: J. Grahamg B. Cannellg M. Rowden. SECOND ROW: L. Dubreuilg S. Berry. THIRD' ROW: L. Ridlong L. Ridlong L. Hall. FIRST ROW: J. Osgoodg L. Larrabeeg E. Bryantg J. Robbinsg D. Wooleyg G. Glatzg M. Rowdeng V. Lackeeg E. Flintg S. Gallinari. SECOND ROW: Mr. Torrey, Dir.g F. Packardg K. McDona1dg J. Flintg W. Mortong L. Glatz M. Millet-g C. Walkerg F. Skilling L. Crossg S. Berryg M. Reynoldsg E. Haavisto, Mgr. THIRD ROW: J. Hatchg A. Andrewsg S. Flintg J. Murphyg R. Parkerg D. Sanborng B. Taylorg W. Libbeyg B. Coleg H. Crossg D. Evansg C. Latham. Band Majorettes M. Croteaug E. Martikaineng L. Dubreuilp C. Vachowski, Head B. Corbett: L. Conantg S. Andrews. - - . Q .FIRST ROW: L. Dubreutlg C. Vachowslu, , Q x. . . Headg L. Conant. SECOND ROWQ M. y at Croteaug B. Corbett. THIRD ROW: E. Martikainen: S. Andrews. . A Basketball reg. N. Knight Ss . - Q ff 1 Subs.: S. Ryerson. C. Hall I Q X X I - f- .ss A . R ss- FIRST ROW: Mr. Ross, Asst. Coachg C. Bishopg T. Tarrg T. Lothropg R. Currierg Co-Capt.g C. Spearrin, Co-Capt.. G. Hutchinson. S. Flaggg D. Macdonald. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kilborn, Coach. E. Marston. R. Douglassg J. Wardg N. Blanchardg C. Madurag I. Pikeg T. Bosworhtg W. Bennett. THIRD ROW: Mr. Goodson, Asst. Coachg M. Smithg D. Pikeg L. Newthg G. Douglassg P. Madurag V. Kilborn. aasssvsssssswsssaswsssssssssc as-.ss ,awww Nwwsssmxmwwx X 'N .V-M ' 1. Football There were appgsciicimately twenty-five boys out for football this under the coaching of Mr. Eilborn and his assistants, Mr. Ross and Mr. Goodso The Blackhawks broke a twenty-two game losing streak on September 2 at South Berwick High 0 a score of 26 to 19. The next Saturday they made it two wi in a row by defeating W f.. ls High 13 to 7. u When they de ated Leavitt 27 to 13 in the final game, thereby winningjthree of the seven games sche ed, the B.H.S. football team completed the most sgecessful sea- son since 1958. s..:. if . The 1961-1962 team chose Charles Spearrin and Ray Currier as co- C apta-i1'lS . s.Ns.sa,,. mxwwssxwxw ,,...vs w'vM SCORES York 7 B.H. S . 6 South Berwick 19 B. H.S . 26 Wells 7 B . H . S . 13 St. Ignatius 46 B.H.S. 12 Dixfield 47 B.H.S. 12 Mexico 32 B.H. S. 6 Leavitt 13 B . H . S . 27 M. Smithg N. Blanchardg C. Spearring R. Currier. G. Douglassg L. Newthg J. Wardg V. Kilborn. N. Blanchard, Be5l'A11'A1'0UDd Co-Captains: C. Spearring Mr. Goodson, Asst. Coachg Mr. Kilborn, Coachg Mr. Player Ray Currier. Ross, Asst. Coach. F 1. s - i ' - X . . s s s 'l : it Q, 6 A . L. 'ts 5 QX s X Q 5 . , W 7 S 2 -. ' ji! -Q 'E X E s 9, S Varsity FIRST ROW: L. Glatzg R. Willeyg B. Taylor: J. Larrabeeg G. Glatz. SECOND ROW: Mr. Barnes. Coachg L. Curtisg R. Parker, Capt.g H. Cummingsg D. born, Manager. 1 ff' I 0 fe ':':: .eff - Q wagner if Sept, 25 on 33 Mexico 36 The greg -country team, Casco 0 2 ,, vggraehwebd by Mr. Jack Barnes, Oct. 2 uld 28 46 Br1 NW if -Wrww artici ated in seven meets r t Ph P 1 d h ton fs! b:,, y 9 , t is season inc u ing t e Oct. CF al 25 Bridgton 30 League Meet which was held Oct. 9' Brid on 18 Casco 49 at Bridgton. Randy Parker, a Oct. 1 Brid ton 26 McFa11s 29 'I.. senior, was the captain of Oct. d Hills 32 Bridgton J 4 this year's team. 34 yeb g 34 The team, which consisted Oct. Meetb sdda of twenty members, was vic- Gould 63 Bridgton 69 torious in several meets this Oxford s 90 90 Frye- Capt. R. Parker fall. With a 1arge number of V bur 155 undercl v-.. the team, 3 k f d ., '1'f o orwar to '-Ng , ,,., NwsWerWwsWsMWw.wW ater things from th -'r rp son. ' FIRST ROW: R. Parker, Capt ,,. L, Curtis: R, qqty- 6 ,,.. Myrwrfs'T.3T!:?rabeeg G. Glatzz H. mings. SECOND ROW: D. Sanborn, Mg UI ' W it ter, C. Thompsong P. Morris: B. Cole, J '1,. 1 Tarbox, R. Jacobsong B. Smithg T. Kingsburyg Mr. Barnes, Coach. 1 ff Isis' -4-I-m7U1v4 qv- Bridgton 41 Gray-New' Gloucester 69 42 Wells 41 44 Mexico 45 33 Fryeburg 46 1 43 Gould 53 Q 58 McFalls 42 l 46 Alumni 63 . 39 Greely 84 55 Gray-New 'Gloucester '70 50 Oxford Highs '75 1 60 Oxford 50 59 Leavitt 66 44 Mexico 64 68 Leavitt '72 58 Mclfalls 56 51 Greely 53 43 Oxford Hills 80 52 Gould 53 60 Fryeburg 45 ROW 1: D. Dudley, D. Richardson, Co-Capt.g M. Smith, co-Capt, L. Curtisg C. Phillips, Row 2: F. Packard, Mgr.g K. Fosterg Mr. Kilborn, Coach, N. Blanchard, Mgr.g C. Shaw, L. Glatz, Mgr., ROW 3: W. Mortong L. Newthg L. Woody K. Richardson. The Bridgton High Varsity Basketball team under Coach Arthur Kilborn deserves great credit for its spirit and hard playing. The team competed enthusiastically in many close games, winning 5 games. The co-captains were Daniel Richardson and Maynard Smith. High scorers for the year were Dick Dudley, 288g Charlie Phillips, 238, and Lyndon Curtis, 192. Boys' Basketball The Junior Varsity Team, under the direction of Coach Roger Goodson, closed its season with a record of 7 wins and 8 losses. The team put forth a fine effort throughout the season, and overall each ballplayer has benefited by participating. ROW 1: C. Bishop, Mgr.g C. Shawg Mr. Goodson, Coach. ROW 2: G. Mclverg H. Crossg W. Libbeyg D. Robbins. ROW 3: D. Pietrantoniog J. Richard- song J. Murphy, W. Morton, L. Cross, T. Tarr. Bridgton 27 Gray-New Gloucester 47 25 Fryeburg 21 44 Gould 42 34 McFa1ls 43 24 Greely 58 31 Gray-New Gloucester 54 33 Oxford Hills 54 42 Oxford 26 50 Leavitt 48 50 Leavitt 45 36 McFalls 63 41 Greely 52 29 Oxford Hills 47 46 Gould 25 52 Fryeburg 35 52 Girls' Varsity Basketball SCORES: West Paris 46 Bridgton Gray-New Gloucester 22 Bridgton Fryeburg 28 Bridgton Kennett 35 Bridgton Alumni 18 Bridgton West Paris 22 Bridgton Casco 29 Bridgton Gray-New Gloucester 29 Bridgton Fryeburg 15 Bridgton McFa11s 51 Bridgton Kennett 34 Bridgton Casco 40 Bridgton McFalls 25 Bridgton .l.V. This year the LV. Team was made up of four teen girls. These girls showed great improvement as the season progressed. The girls received a great deal of inspiration in the third game of the season ROW 1: C. Walker, MgI.E K. Bealg P. BLIIIICHQ S. when they handed the Casco LV. as 3 24-22 ve-rdlct Berry. ROW 2: L. Burbeuilg B. Lynchg O. Durrell. After this game' the girls were ready to meet any ROW 3: Mr. Ross, Coachg M. Miller, A. Weemang and au Opposition. D' Evans' ROW 4: M' Reynoldf' Mgm L' Conant: Although our J.V. 's suffered a defeat in the next M' Cmteam E' Bryant' Captain' game against Fryeburg, Bridgton went on to defeat the McFal1s team by a score of 35-5. Our coach, Mr. Fred Ross, was extremely pleased by the performance of these girls, and he feels that G ' I 7 B k I I many of them will be ready for varsity action next I I' S 3 S 3 3 year. Casco 10 Bridgton . Kennett 20 Va rslty Marius 5 Fryeburg 31 The girl's varsity basketball team, coached by Casco 22 Mr. Fred Ross, ended the season with an 8-5 record. Kennett 22 The team, consisting of twelve girls, won its most FfYebU1'S 21 exciting game with a victory over Kennett High MCFa11S 11 School by a score of 36-34. Those on the first team this year were Dolly Evans and Margaret Miller as guards, Mary Croteau and Esther Bryant as forwards, Bonnie Lynch as roving forward, and Kathy Beal as roving guard. Marilyn Reynolds was team manager and Cheryl Walker was the assistant manager. The girls elected Esther Bryant as this year's team captain. The high scorers for the year were: Mary Croteau 99 Esther Bryant 98 Kathy Beal 89 ROW 1: L. Davis, E. Haavisto, Capt.g P. Burnellg N. Berry. ROW 2: B. DeWittg A. Kilborng M. Pen- dexterg L. Staples, Mgr. ROW 3: Mr. Ross, Coachg L. Mowattg L. Conantg B. Thompson. ROW 4: B. Cannellg J. Robbins, K. Martikaineng G. Murch. Absent: C. Eastman. FIRST ROW: K. Whitneyg V. Kil- borng SECOND ROW: K. Richard- song J. Larrabee, Managerg S. Flintg B. Winslow, Managerg J. Rowe: THIRD ROW: D. Dudleyg L. Woody D. Richardson: Mr. Martin, Coachg R. Currierg A. Lothropg FOURTH ROW: F. Packard, Mana- gerg L. Newthg B. Coleg G. Hutchin song M. Smithg FIFTH ROW: D. Flaggg W. Morton. Baseball Under the coaching of Mr. Glenn Martin, baseball practice started early in the spring with about thirty boys participating. Fifteen members of the team saw varsity action before the season had ended. The team compiled a record of four wins and six losses. With a number of underclassmen showing a lot of promise, the outlook for the coming year is a bright one. The four seniors made up the nucleus of last year's teamg and the team members elected one of these seniors Ken Whitney, as captain. The leading hitters were Ken Whitney, .3665 Arthur Lothrop, .3495 and Danny Richardson, .305. B.H.S. 0 Mexico 10 B.H.S. 6 Oxford Hills B.H.S. 4 McFal1s B.H.S. 3 Mexico BA SEBA LL 1961 -1962 B.H.S. 3 B.H.S. 2 B.H.S. 9 B.H.S. 3 M cFa1ls Gould Fryeburg Oxford Hills B.H.S. 5 Gould 15 B.H.S. 6 Fryeburg 3 JV 1961 -1962 B.H.S. 7 Fryeburg 10 B.H.S. 0 Fryeburg 3 Q ' X i. Q, s . ti t tt X N :ax sg ..,., . . g A .,,...,.,, i g MMAW . X E ,..,.....,,.,,.. l ....,..,.. ,..... ... . . . ,,, M ..f -. .--. Now if that had con- 9 Hole in the bat, huh, Illlotteverlyolneddancesdonl named . . . Ya say that was a foul. H Ray? t e ase a iamon FIRST ROW: J. Hansen, Managerg M. Soltvedtg E. Martikaineng B. Lambert, Captaing Mrs. Coon, Coachg D. Evansg K. Beal. SECOND ROW: S. Berryg D. Fabellog M. Laneg C. Vachowskig K. Arnstenp D. Ryerson. THIRD ROW: S. Davisg O.'Durre11g L. Hudsong B. Chadbourneg L. Ridlon. Softball he girls softball am coached by Mrs Jean Coon completed a successful season last,sj5fing. The team sf' whi consisted of 18 gi -. chose Beverly Lambert as their captain. victories re over Potter by ore of 17 16 and over Fryeburg by a score of 11- . With a la e number of under ssmen on the team we look forward to another successful season is spring. P er , BHS Casco ' . Casco 33 I,- 'B.H.S. .-f' 1,141,414 fx!! ' ff' ,fx One e the highlights of e softball season came when B.I-l.S. defeated Casco Hi chool 37-33. Other! : . X, X jf ,f .ff ff I 16 iff' . . . 17 36 J ' B.H 3 X Fryeburg 25 B.H.s .ff Fryeburg lllyff B.H.S. ff ff .f wi11she,or HJ she? ff Like this coach? -. pitch, l'm ready!!! SKI Boys ' Scores DEERING HIGH SCHOOL SKI MEET Winthrop 288.37 Deering 284.46 Bridgton 275.71 Rangeley 253.92 Cp, Eliz. 182.59 WESTERN DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIPS Kents Hill 373.48 Bridgton 354.88 Winthrop 347.83 Deering 342.52 Fryeburg 321.97 Oxford Hills 315.65 Rangeley 315.44 Cony 307.11 Wilton 296.64 Cp. Eliz. 171.81 Andover 154. 19 Livermore Falls 134.02 MAIN STATE SKI MEET Ed. Little 382.87 Rumford 378.04 Gould 375.33 Farmington 358.89 Kents Hill 349.65 Mexico 348.79 Bridgton 320.74 MC ' 302.55 Van Buren 292.89 Girls ' Scores FARMINGTON MEET Farmington 196,76 Bridgton 173.76 KENT HILL MEET Kents Hill 193.42 Bridgton 169.06 MCI 158.50 WILTON SKI MEET Wilton 182 Bridgton 156 Rangeley 56 FIRST ROW: I. Baileyg D. Wooley. SECOND ROW: F. Skilling S. Hayward, G. Glatzg H. Hudson. THIRD ROW: R. Parkerg D. Mac- Donald, Mr. Folsom, Coachg J. Pike, Capt.g B. Coleg B. Taylor, Absent: S. Linscott. Mt. Henry ,TEAMS The Boys' Ski Team this year completed its most successful season in the past few years. The team, con- sisting of only one senior, one junior, and several ' sophomores and freshmen, placed second in a field of thirteen schools at the Western Maine Regional Finals held this year at Tn ,, Kents Hill. Because of their strong finish in that meet, the ski team members qualified for the State of Maine Championships, which were held at Auburn on February 8 and 9. In the State of Maine Championships, Bridgton placed seventh in a field of nine schools defeating both the Eastern Maine and Northern Maine Regional Champions. We were especially pleased with this fine record, because the team was hampered in its efforts by the loss of three of its mem bers due to injuries early in the season. Next season, when all except one of these skiers return, Bridgton High School should be strongly represented on the ski slopes of Western Maine. The B.H.S. Girls' Ski Team, coached by Mr. Fred Ross, had a successful season, this year. The girls competed in two regular meets and the Girls' State Meet, held at Sunday River Skiway in Bethel on February 16. Each class was represented on the team this year -- Seniors: Lorna Hudson, Eleanor Martikainen, Carol Vachowski, and Deirdre Ryersong Juniors: Mary-Lee Laneg Sophomores: Cynthia Pike and Sharon Ryerson, Freshmenslanet Martikainen. The team held regular practices at Pleasant Mountain each Monday and Wednesday afternoon immediately after school. Special practices were sometimes called on Saturdays when no meets were scheduled. FIRST ROW: S. Ryerson, C. Pike. SECOND ROW: C. Vach- owskig J. Martikaineng D. Ryerson, L. Hudson. THIRD ROW: E. Martikainen, Capt., Mr. Ross, Coachg M. Lane. ..Lg , fx i . A -- xx. 5 x A Kllborn M Lane 8. 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Cushman, Ir. NAME OF WIFE: Fannie J. Cushman BUSINESS: Employed at Richardsons' Motel CHILDREN: Three SERVICE: Army NAME: Beatrice Libby Downs NAME OF HUSBAND: Raymond S. Downs OCCUPATION: Housewife CHILDREN: Four NAME: jess Kilborn Durrell NAME OF HUSBAND: Merle F. Durrell OCCUPATION: Housewife CHILDREN: One NAME: Betty L. Foster NAME OF HUSBAND: Ralph William Foster OCCUPATION: Housewife CHILDREN: None CLASS OFFICE: Pres. of Senior Class NAME: Arthur L. Howard NAME OF WIFE: Dorothy Howard OCCUPATION: Development Assistance Officeri CHILDREN: one COLLEGE: Monmouth College, New York University Currently assigned responsible for East African countries of Kenya, Uganda, Tanganika, and Zanzibar. NAME: Mabel B. Irish NAME OF HUSBAND: Ralph Irish OCCUPATION: Housewife CHILDREN: One NAME: W. E. Johnson NAME OF WIFE: Rowena johnson OCCUPATION: Salesman for Ford Motor Co. Autolite Division CHILDREN: None SERVICE: Navy NAME: Delia Towne Kilborn NAME OF HUSBAND: Arthur A. Kilborn, Sr. OCCUPATION: Homemaker CHILDREN: Seven NAME: john Leavitt NAME OF WIFE: Marjorie Leavitt OCCUPATION: Truck Driver . CHILDREN: Two SERVICE: Army NAME: Donald P. Martin NAME OF WIFE: Crystal Martin OCCUPATION: Building Material Salesman CHILDREN: Three SERVICE: Army NAME: Christina Rowden NAME OF HUSBAND: Floyd Rowden OCCUPATION: Secretary CHILDREN: One COLLEGE: Gorham State Normal School CLASS OFFICE: Secretary NAME: Edith H. Semmes NAME OF HUSBAND: Robert H. Semmes OCCUPATION: Bartenderess CHILDREN: One NAME: Zydana Spiller NAME OF HUSBAND: Eldred D. Spiller OCCUPATION: Housewife 8: Salad Cook at Camp Wennah CHILDREN: Three OFFICERS 25 YEARS AGO Mrs. C. Rowden, Sec.: Mrs. E. Foster, Pres. Absent: J. Underwood. V. Pres.: S. Wiley, Treas, 5 Reminilscence of Mrs. Oberg The old order changeth, yielding place to new, And God fulfills himself in many ways, Lest one good custom should corrupt the world. Many changes have taken place in the last twenty-five years in the field of educa- tion and especially in home economics. The role played by family members in this modern, topsy-turvy world has changed. There are more working mothers, and commuting fathersg there is a shift from a producing to a consuming unit, there is more mechanization in the householdg there are more leisure hours, more elderly peopleg there is the increasing emphasis upon higher standards of education, espe- cially in mathematics, foreign languages, and the sciences. Everyone feels pressed for time lest the things to be done cannot: be finished. Yet there is one truth that re- mains constant: the family unit is, has been, and always will be all important. Twenty-five years is a long time, yet it passes quickly if a person is engaged in work he enjoys. My association over the years with girls is a happy memory, which I shall always cherish. When thinking back to the class of '38, my girls had the same ambitions and dreams as those of today, their ultimate goal being to build a happy home and family lifeg and I like to believe that our homemaking courses had some influence in this di- rection. We met in surroundings far less attractive than our present homemaking room, yet the girls came to the gym, so-called, climbed two flights of stairs into our rather barren-looking rooms, ready and eager to start a sewing project on our old treadle sewing machines, or have a cooking lesson, using the old wood stove, oil stove, or individual electric plates placed on a long table. At times personal problems, child care, and home improvement were discussed in a quiet, unhurried atmosphere. Enthusiasm was never lacking. Class of '38, I salute you for a job well done, as evidenced by daughters of many of you whom Ihave had in my classes, they are attractive, lovable, lively girls, ready and willing to carry on this most important of all careers: the building of a happy home. You and they have all helped to keep me young at heart over the years . Nobody grows old by merely living a number of years . People grow old only by deserting their ideals. Years wrinkle the skin, but to give up enthusiasm wrinkles the soul. My wish for all of you is to reach for the stars, keep your enthusiasm, have courage when things look dark, and get as much joy as possible out of this game of living. 3555355945 at 5-SES E Mrs. C. Rowdell. MIS- E. Foster, Mrs. Oberg, Mrs. I. Dur- rell, Mrs. D. Kil- born. N S.: VR ' XY N Ng A K f- .- . :f f X-gx , 'TX x 5' .x x .,,, x W. M. mm., X. U... , , Sponsors to Our we say Thanks Compliments Page Blakes Washeteria Bill gl Abbie's Restaurant Mrs. Leon R. Nevers Harry Maxfield Church's Camps Morgensleben Ingalls 8: Morrison Edward G. Bell Chute Homestead Neil D. MacKerron Susie's Kitchen, Bridgton J. T. Bardsley Harrison Variety Store Bob's Flying A Station M. A. Bacon I, J. Newberry Co. Porter Fire Co., Norway Hutchins jewelers Clyde A. Russell's Oil Co. Spin's .Barber Shop McConkeys Market Mr. 81 Mrs . Lawrence Boynton George Maxfield Gardner Morrill Western Auto Store, Donald Cobb Prop Jennie True Eugenia Parker Almon W. Littlehale The Lobster Claw Dr. Sz Mrs. Harold S. Taylor Everett's Shell Station Cardinal Printing Co . Supt. and Mrs. Chester R. Parker Phone Natural Color and 647 - 2801 Black and White HENRY HU DSCN STU DICS Portrait - Adult gf Child Bridals Commercial Punkin Valley Farm RFD all a Route 302 West Bridgton, Maine i - l i I - - - :WI A 7 :T A if Z: 7 -1 .1 V T , W '5 y 2 MO' i x - ea' ' JN W : m N .. l Q -. - - -. . x 1 Q, . . SEER 9 , ,fr-rf t 5 is Qi A 3' W L fk0f0g7'dP66D 13a CZAQ Mnaflllwgife Sfuma S. D. WARREN COMPANY Wa rfen's Printing Papers PETTET'S RED S WHITE The Friendliest and Most Complete Food Store in this Area Ml 7-3994 BRAITHWAITE - CHALMERS INSURANCE AGENCY All Lines of insurance and Real Estate Bridgton Established 1857 Over a Century of Service PLENTY OF OOMPH . . . xr. .4 1 9996, 2 mafia-i-fan NA i W I .,.,.. . . 1. f 22. ff! - 'f7i-I . gf ,rf-X,- , , , is , f' P - , fi. , fp ,.,.,.. . ,, 1 9 1.. i ,go Zn? I P Qyx CMP s long-range planning and construction programs ll- suro Q its customers of plenty of power when noodod. CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY COMMUNITY MARKET Harrison, Maine Where all good Friends Shop Better Atmosphere Good Buys Support your Local Organization Ralph gl Smitty Compliments of 'J'24KMJ?aw7,fe4! ANfA,l'JQ'?Xs. ' .. STEAK HOUSE ' ' X M is I' fuf .-gl:-A 1 iii sl S 31 Molrxei. ,HM if QQ, itat l 'MW'J7maf2gZ332 FLAGG LUMBER, INC. N ple s, Maine PURINGTON LUMBER CO. Building Supplies Bottle Gas Appliances Tel. JU 3-2331 Shop the Wide, Wide World gCll'l'0ll RCEII sm si-:ops IN PORTLAND IT'S PORTECUS MITCHELL AND BRAUN CO. Northern New England's largest store NN S BULLDOZING BLACKHOE WORK GRAVEL LOAM Harrison Maine PREP HALL AT BENOITS The only shop in Maine Specializing in Apparel for Young Nlen in High and Prep Schools A. H. BENOITS 8 CO. Portland Westbrook-Brunswick-Lewiston-Biddefo rd Compliments of CHRISTMAS TREE INN Billie Sf Joe Austin To Class of 1963 Best Wishes for Success for Whatever Your Endeavor TOWN S COUNTRY CLOTHIERS 36 Main Street Bridgton, Maine RENY'S DEPARTMENT STORE Men's - Ladies' - Children's Clothing and Footwear Complete Line of Domestics Shop Reny's and Save RENY'S on the Bridgton square VACATION LAND CAM PSITES Harrison, Nlaine I Compliments of ALLEN'S PHARMACY Your Rexall Store A Complete Drugstore in Bridgton V, Compliments of DAMSITE RESTAURANT and TOPHILL MOTEL Larry Walsh HALL REALTY 8. INSURANCE Edward C. Hall, Jr. P.O. Box 232 4 Portland Street Bridgton, Maine Pho ne 647-3764 Compliments of VICKI-LIN CAMP-SITES Gordon Weymouth Bridgton Maine Compliments of MILT'S GULF STATION Compliments of CORLISS AND LANE Attorneys Compliments of CARL'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of SANDY CREEK MARKET Dot Dunphy COOK AND O'BRlEN General Repair -- Welding Complete Texaco Service MI 7-3653 RICHARDSON'S MOTEL Dining Room and Cocktail Lounge Hunting -- Fishing -- Skiing Open Year Round Route 302 Briclgton, Maine ARTHUR A. KILBORN Builder 8. Contractor I2 Elm Street Briclgton, Maine Tel. MI 7-5569 Compliments of FOSTER'S WEST SHORE MOTEL AND COTTAGES Route 302 Bridgton Compliments of A. DEWEY RICHARDS, M.D. SKI PLEASANT MOUNTAIN Compliments of Chairlift 3 T-Bars PLEASANT MT. SKI SHOP Sale Equipment Rent Ample Parking Space Bridgton Maine SAM GALLINARI Electric Home Appliances Television MI 7-3302 Bridgton Maine Compliments of TIM RIC SHOP 8. LUNCH and l BRIDGTON BOWLING LANES BILL FOSTER Shell Heating Oils and Service Ml 7-2882 Bridgton STALEY CHEVROLET CO. Chevrolet -- Chevy ll -- Corvair Oldsmobile -- F-85 Sales and Service Tel. Ml 7-3301 Bridgton Maine Compliments of JIM'S TV SERVICE Radio and TV Repairs Ml 7-205I Bridgton, Maine Compliments of SMITH SIGN CO. Paint Lumber Hardware Chase Street Bridgton, Maine MERSERVE'S EXPRESS INC. Cornish -- Briclgton -- Portland SP 3-776I 27M Ml 7-3952 SP 2-3857 Daily Service BARKER'S VARIETY STORE Fountain Service Compliments of HILL-TOP TV R.C.A. Sales 8. Service Voice of Music Stereo DON ROGERS Public Address System for Hire General Contractor l-llllcm 8 Rqdo Allen Naples, Maine OX 3-2328 , No. Brldglon, Maine Tel. 647-2225 Compliments of Compliments of PARSON'S GENERAL STORE HOTEL CUMBERLAND Denmark Maine Bridgton Maine Tel. G Lendale 2-2741 SPEAR'S MOTOR SERVICE LONG LAKE MOTORS Used Cars 3, Mobil Homes Outboard Sales, Service Storage, Rentals Rt. 302 Naples, Maine Power 81 Hand Mower Tel, OX 3-2161 Repair 8. Sharpening Ronald P, Knight, Owner South High St. Bridgton, Maine Tel. Ml 7-2802 Compliments of Complimenfs PLEASANT MOUNTAIN INN of Ken 81 Peggy Miller SHOPPER'S LAUNDROMAT . Phone Ml 7-3335 f.1.pf. VX . MONSON'S MOTOR SALES Denmark, Maine vfgle r- effor t r--ef f ' ef, The Finest Used Cars at THE CLOTHES HUTCH the Lowest Price Lois Stevens Sportswear Brrclqton Marne GLendale 2-234l hlll g,Ag s'r....:::.': or 'fm E e WARREN 'S MARKET Merton L. cmd Carleton R. Warren Proprietors Choice Meats 8 Provisions Fresh 8. Frozen Fruits 8K Vegetables Dial: MI7-3751 BURNHAM BROS. INC. General Contractors Naples, Maine TOM HARRIS SKI SHOPS North Conway, N. H. MARIVAL LODGE Howard 8. Esther Rogers Naples, Maine MORTON'S CASH MARKET Double L Lunch THE JOE JONES SHOP Groceries - 5 Shell Gas North Conway, N.H. Route II Tel. 693-8595 Compliments of Compliments of NAPLES LOBSTER POUND We Specialize in Seafoods Dining Room Snack Bar DON PAUL'S GROCERY Gail and Charlie Tarr Naples Route 302 Tel. 693-2773 MAC DONALD MOTORS Chrysler, Plymouth, Valiant, 8. Rambler H7 Main Street Bridgton Compliments of MIKE'S . SERVICENTER Main -- Gage Street Bridgton, Maine SUNSET BEACH Housekeeping Cottages Private Beach Rte. 35 2 Mi. off Rte. 302 Long Lake Naples, Maine Naples OX 3-2262 Harrison JU 3-2239 TARRY-A-WH ILE HOTE L AND CABIN S Bridgton Maine Compliments of MR. GMRS. LACKEE CARL J. KILBORN INSURANCE Auto -- Fire Homeowners -- Liability Bennett Street Bridgton, Maine 647-3739 CLIFFORD L. MOIR CO. Compliments of CUSHMAN BAKING COMPANY Denmark Maine Portland, Maine Tel. SP 2-7471 SUNRISE COVE CABINS Arona Watson Naples Maine CURT'S IGA MARKET Pondicherry Maine The Bridgton Home ot Tablerite Meats Compliments of BOVE'S SPA Compliments of Earle 8. Margie Dearborn PERCY'5 RESTAURANT Qpen Choice of Fine Foods 8:00 A.M. 8:00 P.M. Naples Maine Top ot Maine Hill Compliments of EDWARD S. TARBOX Harrison Maine HOLDEN BROS. CHEVROLET INC. Fryeburg, Maine WE . 5-4715 New and Used Cars and Trucks SHORELANDS CABINS Route l 17, Harrison T8 Housekeeping Units For a Family Vacation B. M. and O. C. Davis TONY GALLlNARI'S A Popular Meeting Place for B. H. S. Students Post Office Square Bridgton Maine STUART'S CLEANERS Cleaning Pressing Laundry Waterproofing 24-Hour Service Pickup Ml 7-2011 Delivery LAKEWAY CABINS Housekeeping On Long Lake Mr. 8. Mrs. Gilbert Knight Naples, Maine Tel. 693-2081 Bridgton High School always welcome at the: BROOKSIDE THEATER Bridgton, Maine Ml 7-2341 FIVE FIELD FARM Apples, Peas, and Peaches in Season Route 107 South Bridgton Compliments of IRISH BROS. I Sebago, Maine Tel. 787-3163 Best Wishes to The Class of 1963 Roy 8. Everett Crosby TRUMBULL'S COTTAGES Highland Lake Bridgton Compliments of DR. LAWRENCE M. NEWTH Harrison, Maine Compliments of THE BRIDGTON NEWS Published Weekly in Bridgton Since 1870 All Kinds of Stationery and Printed Forms MI 7-5821 WEST SHORE MOTEL Private Beach Picnic Grounds The Fred Andersons Naples, Maine Tel. 693-2658 Compliments of LAKE SHORE STORE No. Bridgton, Maine Howard Berry, Prop. Learn To Fly From A Government Certified Flight Inst. 80 oct. Fuel Tie Downs Tel. Ml 7-2308 LEAVITT FLYING SERVICE Maple Ridge Airport Harrison, Maine Compliments ot STAGE COACH RESTAURANT Route E302 Casco Open All Year CASCO BANK AND TRUST CO. Bridgton, Maine CO LEMAN'S GARAGE 37 Knight Street Auburn, Maine GOLDTHWAITE'S ANTIQUES Authentic Antiques Bought and Sold Early American Furniture in the Rough, Glass, China, Primitives, Guns, and Buttons Naples, Maine Tel. 693-2112 NAPLES GOLF and COUNTRY CLUB Green Fees and Season Membership Open April I5 to November I Gordon Tenney Manager 8. Prop. SWANSON'S 54 to 51.00 I - Serving Bridgton LEE S RESTAURANT and the Surrounding Towns with the Highest-Quality 8. Harrison Maine Lowest-Priced Merchandise in this Area Post Office Square -- Bridgton, Me. WOODMAN'S SPORTING GOODS Compliments of S-I-ORE DR. CHARLES T. SEIDEL Sporting Goods of DR. ROBERT E. SEIDEL Every Description - and Opfomemsls . Ski Equipment Brldgfon Maine Norway, Maine PI 3-6602 FITTON HARDWARE CO. MARGO'S FASHIONS Building Materials Main Gas Service of Coleman Heaters -- Furnaces DuPont Paints Norway Maine Armstrong Linoleums Bridgton MI 7-3791 . . S I HARRISON LAUNDRY Compliments of Linen Supggy -- Familly Laundry ommercua Pickups in JOHN MARCH Harrison, Naples, and Bridgton Tel. JU 3-7364 Harrison, Maine I Compliments of YOUNG'S FLYING SERVICE Fishing Trips Sightseeing Charter Flights Student Instructions Naples, Maine - 693-2702 Compliments of SPORTSMEN'S EXCHANGE Hunting -- Camping -- Fishing Equipment Compliments of OBERG Insurance 8. Real Estate Agency Bridgton, Maine MI 7-555i Best Wishes from THE CARRY-ALL SHOP PAUL AND KNIGHT Building Contractors Naples, Maine 693-2992 693-2235 LONG LAKE' DAIRY BAR Naples, Maine Bonny 8. Larry Glatz Compliments ot FICKET'S LUMBER YARD Naples, Maine 693-2l63 C. N. BROWN RETAIL CO. Lumber 8. Building Materials Lovell, Maine Compliments of THURLOW FURNITURE CO. Home Furnishings -- Appliances and BRIDGTON AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY BILL'S MOBIL STATION Batteries Tires Accessories Evinrude Motors RUDY'S SHELL Brldgton Maine ww Automotive Repairs Wheel Balancing Wheel Alignment Compliments of IRVING'S MARKET Compliments of BRIDGTON FINANCE COMPANY MARGE'S BEAUTY SHOP 25 Main Street Bridgton, Maine Haircutting 8. Styling Latest in Equipment 647-2330 WHlTE'S Compliments of Mercury Outboards BOSWORTH'S Boats -- Trailers -- Accessories FAMILY CIRCLE Boat 8x Motor Storage 8. Service CAMP SITES Alton White Norway Lake Rd. Roland 8. Douglas Bosworth Norway, Maine Tel. No. Pl 3-6186 Naples, Maine TEE C. MADURA Plumbing and Heating Wiley Road Naples, Maine State Master's License 1127 OX 3-2687 LONG LAKE CAMP sires' Rte. ll7 - No. Bridgton, Me. Compliments of The Finest in Modern Facilities For Tents A FRIEND and Trailers Owned and Operated by Clif -- Peg -- and Carol Libby We, the Graduating Class of l963, Want to Wish the Very Best of Luck to the Underclassmen of Bridgton High School, May Your High School Years Be as Memorable as Ours Have Been. Class of 63 W, T Q' 'TM NRE ef ? ff, Q' WS QQ? Q is Q REX? K Q 1 ir J K K PE.. FC 65' K car , r Cgcigsv- K ,mx T N 'vim ix? ss, K XS. Xb - 'Rr KR V sf we ima 1 gg ,hfgcfbsiigp ef? 'QF Qi., if Six? K wg.. E X -ef Ci? az 'fx QS- 'X MK 'iil:55A ' Q, -' 1 Qs... ,-2... 4.1, . .A ., - --. . , . . ,yawn ' 1-I ,1 .. , ' .:'--11-. - z.,4,,.-m,. -. - ' ,, .a.. ,, H ' .,. , -- ..- A ' N- '.w,- f ms... V, .- - , - , - ,.s. V.-. . 6 . ., ,. ,