Bridgton High School - Corona Yearbook (Bridgton, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1964 volume:

CORONA 1964 It is our hope that this Corona will serve you as an accurate pictoral his- tory of the 1963-64 year at Bridgton High School and that in the years to come it will continue to bring back pleasant memories of your high school days. The Corona Staff Editor-in-Chief. . Business Manager Faculty Advisor . Published by Senior Class Bridgton High School Bridgton, Maine .Dorothy Evans . . Larry Glatz . R. Craig Gray Printed by American Yearbook Company Cambridge, Maryland CONTENTS DEDICATION PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE FACULTY SENIORS CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS LITERARY ALUMNI ADVERTISING - yCl It is with great pleasure that through this dedication we, the Class of 1964, can express to some extent our heartfelt grati- tude for all that Mrs. Cook has done for us in the past four years. Our high esteem for this dedicated teacher is in part due to the sincere friendship which she has extended to us. She is genuinely concerned with the welfare of each of us, and no problem of ours was ever too big or too small to receive her attention. Her advice and council on all matters have always been sound and helpful. In class she has tried to bring out the best in us in our aca- demic work and in our attitudes toward life and other people. Her tremendous school spirit has served to inspire the same in us and to encourage our efforts to help our class and our school. Her support of many of our extracurricular activities , whether sports, music, clubs, or fund - raising, has given us the desire to participate in them and to do our best in them. And thus, we feel that her interest in us and her efforts in our be- half have been very important in enabling us to successfully reach this educational goal in our lives and in encouraging us to set even greater goals for the future; and for these reasons we are dedicating the 1964 CORONA to Mrs. Hazel Cook . 2 You will soon be alumni of Bridgton High School. During the last four years you have realized many experiences in your association with teachers and fellow students. May the attitudes learned, the concepts realized, and the skills developed serve you well in the future. In the crucial struggle being waged today for the minds and souls of men, two rival philosophies exist. One is a philosophy which considers man a slave of the state. The other is a phil- osophy inviting free men to govern themselves. No one knows what the future will bring. However, this I know -- that God planned for man freedom and peace; not serfdom and war. Your future holds many unknowns, many changes, and many challenges. We hope that you have the fundamental knowledge and skill enabling you to face the future with confidence, cour- age, and determination that you will make a contribution to a better world. May each of you find that place in life that only you can fill The faculty join with me in offering our heartiest congratu- lations on your forthcoming graduation. You may be assured of our continuing interest and faith in each of you. We invite you to return often and share your friendship and experiences with us. Fred M. Crouse Principal MR. JACK BARNES English, World History, U.S. History Willimantic Teachers College, A. S. ; Connecticut Central College; N. Dakota State College, B. S. ; Colby-Swarthmore; U. of Salonika; U. of Maine. MRS. CHARLENE BURLEIGH English University of Maine, B.A. MISS DAWN CAMERON Home Economics Farmington State Teachers College, B. S. , University of Maine, M. Ed. MRS. R. HAZEL COOK French, Latin University of Maine, B.A., M. A. MR. RICHARD COOMBS English, Civics, U. S. History University of Maine, Portland; Assoc, of Arts; University of Maine, Orono, B. S. Ed. MR. R. CRAIG GRAY English University of Connecticut, B. A. , New Britian Teachers College. MR. CLIFTON HALL Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing, Techni- cal Shop Gorham State Teachers College, B. S., Uni- versity of Maine, M. Ed. MRS. MONA IRISH Musich New England Conservatory of Music. MR. ARTHUR KILBORN Algebra I, General Math, Applied Math University of Maine, B. S. MRS. ESTHER KILBORN Shorthand,..Typing, Office Practice Bliss Business College, Husson College, B. S. MRS. ELEANOR PARKER Problems of Democracy, Civics, Economics, American History Bates College, A.B. MISS CAROL RICHMOND Typing, Business Training, Bookkeeping Washington State Teachers College, B. S. MR. FREDERICK ROSS Boys' and Girls' Physical Education, Elemen- tary and High School Farmington State Teachers College, Aroostook State Teachers College, B. S. MR. NORMAN SPEAR Physics, Advanced Math, Algebra II, Geome- try University of Maine, B. S. MR. WAYNE STEARNS Industrial Arts Gorham State Teachers College, B. S. MR. KEITH STEWART Biology, General Science University of Maine, B. S. Ed. MR. DENNIS SWEETSER Chemistry, General Science, Earth Science Bates College, B. S. MR. CALVIN TORREY Music Director New England Conservatory of Music, Bachelor of Music. MRS. JUNE BEAN School Secretary, Secretary to the Principal. MR. JOSEPH UNNOLD Custodian MR. FRED CROUSE, Principal Guidance University of Maine, B.S., M.Ed. ' THE FACULTY IN FOCUS SENIORS onstmaster. Lari J i over the prognmT r ■' '••try .1 f ii i.V sc i • Ad r edj Kngli Worl ij f bus! and businelk inatl: arts, and A- elective Mihifl la knell 1 the crown 'ft Barbara : i rd fmi i iors. have ln%i ; Ward, who minati r Colli ge receive a $285 r tuition for hi� fre ranks in the upp of the senior clas A Curators' Set S170 toward tuitu was awarded Bi] plans to attend, School of Mines ;J Judy received to Linden wood M 'M sbort ( tsnscoe, pr$ Boarrlof Education before tragical was bos ueen Sits at Head Tab| tiring queen. Ba and her attend r icere i fed at the head tar signed by Miss plaques behind the featured scenes from dally lC«n lift Alao fcjrrving out theme were tn rogram j drawn by Barba N Ui banquet tables flowers along ito and silver tapers and i f the United States, lj £ of the Board of Educ it wives, school officials! Br guests were seated |ler table. Sophomores Serve •rved by the sophomor the direction of Miss ®iru-k. the meal consisti ted pineapple cocktailj key. sage dressing, nr. whipped potatoes, hi Parkej TTrawV h|?l jtnilVV.f ,.r •;-•}},!;,.Mr |i-J{ lip Jr}, .1 • §H • !nfu W M{! 5« tl ' • ' .1‘I .:iSfi! {[ HJi:i!j| lii ii; Milt VALEDICTORIAN Dorothy M. Evans SALUTA TORIAN Katherine Beal HONOR ESSAYIST Stanley A. Smith, Jr. HONOR STUDENTS Others attaining an average of 87 or above: Larry Glatz Marilynn Reynolds G. Frederick Packard Mary Croteau Lillian Allen William Morton Gardner Morrill Loretta Dubrieul FIRST ROW: W. Morton, C. Morrill, L. Dubrieul, L. Glatz, F. Packard; SECOND ROW: L. Allen, M. Croteau, M. Reynolds. HARRIETT ANN ADAMS College Not as shy as she sometimes seems. Band 2; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; One Act Plays 1; Biology Club 3, Sec 4; FHA 1,2, 3, 4; Press Club 3,4; Corona Staff 4; Health Career Club 4. Future Plans: College JUDITH ELAINE ALLEN General Quietly she goes her way, does her share with little to say. Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; FHA 1,2, 3, 4; Corona Staff 4; Hawk-Eye Staff 4. Future Plans: Beautician LILLIAN ARLENE ALLEN Lill General Ernest efforts carry one far. Softball 4; Glee Club 1; FHA 1, 2,3,4; Corona Staff 4; Hawk Eye Staff 4; Office Girl 4; Health Career Club 4. Future Plans: College SHARON MAE ANDREWS Sharie Commercial Quiet and neat, pleasant to meet. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; FHA 1,2,3, Vice Pres. 4; Corona Staff 4; Hawk Eye Staff 4; Major- ettes 3, 4; One Act Plays 4 . Future Plans: Business School KATHERINE BEAL Kathy College It's nice to be natural if you're naturally nice. Basketball V. 2,3, Co-Capt. 4; Basketball J.V. 1; Softball 1,2,3, 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Biology Club 3,4; NHS 3,4; Press Club 3, 4; Corona Staff Asst. Ed. 4; Winter Carnival Queen 3; GAA Sec. 4; Gym Demonstration 3. Future Plans: College SALLY JANE BERRY Berry Commercial The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed. Basketball V. 3,4; Basketball J . V. 1,2; Softball 2; Cheerleader V. 3, 4; Cheerleader J .V. 1, Capt. 2; Band 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Deborettes 1,2, 3, 4; FHA 1,2, 3, 4; Corona Staff 4; Office Girl 4; GAA 4. Future Plans: Beautician 9 CHARLES ALTON BISHOP Charlie Ind. Arts I love the life I lead, so I lead the life I love . Basketball J.V. 2,3; Football 1, 2,3,4; Gym demonstration 3. Future Plans: Marine Corps THEODORE RADCLIFF BOSWORTH Ted General I have a charmed life. Football 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3,4; B Club 3,4. Future Plans: College WALTER LEE BURNHAM Burnie College I live for fun and fun I have. Future Plans: Vocational School BERDICE IRENE CHADBOURNE Commercial Fun, laughter, mischief all day; life is too short to be anything but gay • Softball 2,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Biology Club 3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Corona Staff 4; Hawk Eye Staff 4. Future Plans: College WAYNE ARTHUR CHAPLIN General One of those happy souls which are the salt of the earth. Baseball 4; Biology Club 3,4. Future Plans: College LANA MARIE COLLINS Una Home Ec. A friendly smile is the key to a happy life. Jr. Prize Speaking 3; FHA 3, Sec. 4; Corona Staff 4; One Act Plays 4. Transfer: Saugus H.S., Sangus, Mass. Future Plans: Marriage 10 MARY LORRAINE CROTEAU Commercial She gives the best she has and the best will come back to her. Basketball V. 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball J.V. 1; Majorettes 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Biology Club 3,4; FHA 1,2,3; Press Club 3,4; Girls' State 3; GAA Vice Pres. 4; Health Career Club 4; One Act Play 4; Foliage Queen 2. Future Plans: Physical Therapist JAMES LYNDON CURTIS Lyndon College Friendship and sportsmanship equal a well-liked man. Basketball V. 2,3 Co-Capt. 4; Basketball J.V. 1; Cross-Country 3; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Biology Club 3,4; B Club 2,3,4; Stage Manager Jr. Prize Speaking 3; One Act Play 4. Future Plans: College LORETTA ETHELYN DUBREUIL Dubie Commercial The best things often come in small packages. Basketball V. 3; Basketball J . V. 1, 2,3; Majorettes 1,2,3, Head 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Deborettes 1, 2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Corona Staff 4; Hawk Eye Staff 4; GAA 4; Home- coming Queen Candidate 4. Future Plans: Secretarial work RICHARD SANDERS DUDLEY Dudley College Life is far too important a thing to be taken seriously. Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball V. 1,2,3 Co-Capt. 4; Class President 1; B Club 1,2, 3, 4; Stage Manager Jr. Prize Speaking 3; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4. Future Plans: College DOROTHY MARGARET EVANS Dolly College Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. Basketball V. 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball J.V. 1; Softball 1,2, 3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; FHA 4; NHS 2,3 Sec.-Treas. 4; Press Club 3,4; Corona Staff Jr. Ed. 3, Ed-in-Chief 4; Orchestra 1; School Store Clerk 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 1; GAA Pres. 4. Future Plans: College ALLAN RUSSELL FIELD College He seems a quiet fellow. Corona Staff 4; Jr. Prize Speaking 3. Future Plans: College 11 JAMES ARTHUR FLECK Jim College Always laughing full of fun, he gets along with everyone . Cross-Country 2; Football 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; Bonhommes 2, 3, 4; Harmoneers 4; Jr. Prize Speaking 3; Corona Staff 4 . Future Plans: Pharmacist RANDY PAUL FOGG Industrial Arts A little quiet you may have sur- mised, when you know him you'd be surprised. Baseball 1, 2, 3,4 . Future Plans: Service ALTON RICHARD GILE, JR. Dick Ind. Arts I take life as I find it. Glee Club 1. Future Plans: Undecided LARRY STEPHEN GLATZ College Lead him to a task and conquer it he will. Basketball J .V. 2; Cross-Country 2,3, Co-Capt. 4; Basketball Mgr. V. 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Jr. Prize Speaking 3; Biology Club 3; NHS 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Corona Staff Jr. Busi. Mgr. 3, Mgr. 4; B Club 2,3, Sec. 4; Boys' State 3; Class President 3,4; German Band 2,3,4. Transfer: Gorham High School, Gorham Future Plans: College CURTIS ALLEN GRAY Curt General My hope is not always recognized, but I always hope . Football 4; Glee Club 4; Biology Club 4; Librarian 4. Transfer: Portland High School Future Plans: Undecided CHARLES SWICKER HAGGERTY Charlie College A gentleman makes no noise. Glee Club 3,4; Jr. Prize Speaking 3; Corona Staff 4 . Future Plans: College BRUCE PLUMMER KIMBALL Ind. Arts He looks docile, but sometimes looks are deceiving. Future Plans: Undecided PAMELA SUE KING Pam General She seems a quiet girl. Glee Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,4; Librarian 1; Hawk Eye Staff 4; Corona Staff 4; Health Career Club 4. Future Plans: Business School MARIANNE KINGSLEY Mae General One of the greatest pleasures in life is conversation. Basketball J.V. 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Biology Club 4; Press Club 3, 4; Corona Staff 4; Health Career Club 4. Future Plans: Nursing NANCY JEAN KNIGHT Nance College She's hard to describe and twice as hard to equal. Majorettes 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Chansonettes 2,3,4; Harmoneers 4; Deborettes 1; Jr. Prize Speaking 3; Biology Club 3; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Press Club 4; Student Council 3, Sec. 4; Corona Staff 4; Librarian 1; Office Girl 4; Class Sec. 1,2; Winter Carnival Queen Candidate 2; Health Career Club 4. Future Plans: College JAMES RAY LARRABEE Hooky General It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. Baseball Mgr. 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross- Country 3, Co-Capt. 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; Biology Club 3,4; Li- brarian 3,4; B Club 3,4; Corona Staff 4; One Act Plays 4. Future Plans: Army A RAYMOND ARTHUR LEWIS Ray” Ind. Arts What's the use of worrying, it never was worthwhile . Glee Club 1 •• Future Plans: Undecided GARY WILLIAM McIVER Mac General He is little, he is wise, but he is mighty for his size . Baseball 1,2; Basketball 2,3,4; Glee Club 1. Future Plans: U. S. Navy MARGARET ANNE MILLER Margaret College Everyone who knows her likes her, and everyone knows her. Basketball V. 3,4; Basketball J.V. 2; Softball 3; Band 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Deborettes 2; Chan- sonettes 3,4; Harmoneers 3,4; Jr. Prize Speaking 3; Biology Club Treas. 3,4; Press Club 4; Student Council 4; GAA Treas. 4; Corona Staff 4; Librarian 2,3, Head 4; Girls' State Alternate 3; German Band 3,4; Health Career Club Historian 4. Transfer: Livermore Falls High School, Livermore Falls, Maine Future Plans: Nursing GARDNER WARREN MORRILL Bub College A friend to all, sincere and kind --a nicer guy you'll never find. Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Bonhommes 1,2, 3,4; Jr. Prize Speaking 3; Student Council 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Boys' State 3; Class Pres. 2; Corona Staff 4; Orchestra 1; One Act Plays 4. Future Plans: College WILLIAM HAROLD MORTON Bill College The mirth and fun grew fast and furious. Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball J . V. 3; Basketball V. 3, Mgr. 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Bonhommes 3,4; German Band 3, 4; Biology Club 3,4; Class Vice- Pres. 2; Winter Carnival King Candidate 1, King 3. Future Plans: College TRUDY MAE MOW ATT Chunky Commercial I don't intend to flirt. It's just my way. Softball 1,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Chansonettes 2,3,4; Deborettes 1; Hawk Eye Staff 4; Winter Carnival Queen Candidate 1; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Corona Staff 4. Future Plans: Business School 14 KENNETH JAMES MURPHY Murf General All the world is a stage, and mine's a gay one. Baseball 4; Football 4; Glee Club 4; Corona Staff 4; One Act Plays 4. Transfer: Turkey Creek High School, Turkey Creek, Fla. Future Plans: Actor PAUL BARTON NOBLE General I'm just breezing along with the breeze. Glee Club 1. Future Plans: Undecided GEORGE FREDRICK PACKARD Freddy College Joking and pleasure are pleasant and often of extreme utility. Baseball Mgr. 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, 4; Football Mgr. 2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Bonhommes 2,3,4; Jr. Prize Speak- ing 3; Biology Club 3,4; Press Club 3,4; B Club 2,3,4; Corona Staff 4; Librarian 2,3,4; Vice Pres. 1. Future Plans: College MALCOLM MITCHAL PAYNE Mack General Happy and carefree as the wind. Ski Team 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Service RICHARD WAYNE PENDEXTER Dick General He may seem quiet, but look again. Cross-Country 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Biology Club 3,4; B Club 4; Safety Council 3,4; Corona Staff 4. Future Plans: College JEFFREY KRAIG PIKE Jeff College A superior sportsman who loves the game beyond the prize . Cross-Country 1,2; Football 3; Ski Team 1,2, Capt. 3,4; Student Council 2, 3, Pres. 4; B Club 2, 3, 4; Corona Staff 4; Librarian 2,3,4; Glee Club 1. Future Plans: College 15 THOMAS MARTIN REED Tom General He is small but so is a box of dynamite. Glee Club 3,4. Transfer: Woodberry High School, Salem, New Hampshire Future Plans: Undecided MARILYNN IRENE REYNOLDS College I make it a point to believe only what I understand. Basketball Manager 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Dcborettes 1; Jr. Prize Speaking 3; Corona Staff Asst. Ed. 4; Head School Store Clerk 4; Class Treas- urer 2; Magazine Drive Capt. 2; Magazine Drive Asst. Mgr. 3, Head Mgr. 4; NHS 4; One Act Play 4; Chansonettes 2,3,4; GAA 4. Future Plans: College KENTON EARL RICHARDSON Kenny Ind. Arts Quiet only to those who don't know him. Basketball J.V. 1; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Basketball V. 2,3,4; Cross- Country 1,2; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Librarian 1; Corona Staff 4. Future Plans: Service LAUREL ESTELLE RIDLON Lolly Commercial She is a good friend that doth thee good. Softball 2,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Dcborettes 1,2, 3,4; FHA 1,2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Hawkcye Staff 4; Office Girl 4. Future Plans: Marriage GEORGE MURRAY ROBERTS General The opportunity to do mischief is found a hundred times a day. Future Plans: Undecided r' MICHELE ANN ROWDEN Mickey College The blush is beautiful but is sometimes inconvenient. Basketball J . V. 1; Band 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chansonettes 4; Deborettes 1,2,3; Jr. Prize Speaking 3; Biology Club 3,4; FHA 2,3; Corona Staff 4; Office Girl 4. Future Plans: College 16 JUDITH GRACE SHAW Judi College An insatiable desire for talking. Glee Club 1,2,4; FHA 4; Corona Staff 4; Hawk Eye Staff 4; Librarian 4. Future Plans: College STANLEY ABRAHAM SMITH, JR . Stan College To know him is to appreciate him. NHS 3,4; Class Treasurer 3,4; One Act Plays 4. Future Plans: College CHERYL ANNE WALKER Commercial Tis something to be willing to commend; our best praise is that you are a friend . Basketball J .V. 2; Basketball V. Mgr. 3; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Biology Club 4; FHA 1, 2,3; Corona Staff 4; Hawk Eye Staff 4; Librarian 3,4; GAA 4; Health Career Club 4; Press Club 4; Class Sec. 3,4. Future Plans: College GEORGE EDWARD WARD Ind. Arts Tomorrow, life is too late; live today. Football 1,2, 3,4; B Club 1,2. Future Plans: Undecided JOHN CLARK WATKINS Ind. Arts Never learn today what you can forget tomorrow. Future Plans: Undecided DOUGLASS JOHN WIGCIN Wig General And quiet did, quiet remained. Baseball 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4. Future Plans: Undecided 17 GAIL ALICIA WINSLOW General Mischief is thy middle name. Softball 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,4; FHA 4; Corona Staff 4; GAA 4; Health Career Club 4 . Future Plans: Nursing LYNN EUGENE WOOD Woody College Gaze into his eyes and you see an angel; gaze a little longer and you see an imp. Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball J. V. 1,2; Basketball V. 3,4; B Club 2, 3,4. Transfer: Colfax High School, Colfax, Washington Future Plans: College SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: SEATED: L. Glatz, President; L. Wood, Vice President; STANDING: S. Smith, Treasurer; C. Walker, Secretary. The Class of 1964 entered the school year with an enrollment of 56, We are proud of our participation in all of Bridgton High School's activities. At our first class meeting in Septem- ber, we elected our class officers. Last spring we elected the Student Council Representatives to represent our class: Mary Croteau, Treasurer; Nancy Knight, Secretary; Jeffrey Pike, President; Gardner Morrill, Vice-Pres- ident; Margaret Miller and Kathy Beal. We wish to thank Mr. Crouse, our guidance director, for all that he has done to help us with our future plans and our class advisors, Mr. Spear and Mrs. Kilborn for guiding our class through our Senior year. We would like to extend our thanks to the underclass- men for their support of our class- sponsored activities. Respectfully submitted, Cheryl Walker, Secretary THE SENIORS MOST TALKATIVE M. Miller G L. Curtis MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT CLASS FLIRTS S. Berry G L. Glatz L. Curtis G T. Mowatt MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED D. Evans G L. Glatz MOST POPULAR M. Croteau G L. Glatz MOST MUSICAL M. Miller G W. Morton QUIETEST S. Andrews G K. Richardson BEST DANCERS L. Dubreuil G J. Pike BEST WORKERS M. Miller L. Glatz CUTEST L. Dubreuil W. Morton MOST ATHLETIC R. Dudley G K. Beal BEST DRESSED N. Knight G J. Fleck MOST DEPENDABLE D. Evans L. Glatz DO YOU REMEMBER? S. Andrews L. Collins J. Fleck M. Kingsley W. Morton J. Pike J. Shaw K. Beal M. Croteau R. Fogg N. Knight T. Mo watt T. Reed S. Smith S. Berry L. Curtis A. Giles J. Larrabee K. Murphy M. Reynolds C. Walker T. Bosworth L. Dubreuil L. Glatz J. Lewis P. Noble K. Richardson G. Ward H. Adams W. Burnham R. Dudley C. Haggerty G. Mclver F. Packard L. Rid Ion D. Wiggin J. Allen B. Chadboume D. Evans B. Kimball M. Miller M. Payne G. Roberts G. Winslow L. Allen W. Chaplin A. Field P. King G. Morrill R. Pendexter M. Rowden L. Wood 22 O. lining V kic and n Vic ■ To honor J Rudent teach sitv of MissJl classes M'lJk the ' |— i { home-maq appeared 01 � Helen Hedrick. f om the Univer- Aome economics Ffc Tee and tea to i aii rtm Burt, i Hip Johnson b i Mr Allen Out of a possible 150- reccr CLASSES v l't« ' -w . — . .1 : ,rrt2'': •: - v tiluirc j, WUnveiiKawn papeNlj how Indents hlw JRdo reseurcl fch| J s 1 tv 1 111 : 1 |nr I A 1 • • r«• IA I l a V From Je.iBiielllm anA stance SmitlaM Korf r« perfect pupeW on his exa lion over “Principles of sumption. I Biology classes, under reel ion of Mr. William •re bcitinninK the study life p .cidP i} HWtnw Hifwft 5a lu H11 • « ! UltfUlWtl ti: md ufjin:fji YI r.h ' ‘ i l;’j .irSSVil . ?r.. . T « •• 3 Kv ;cr;; -.1; £• «SlSBi l5tWh FIRST ROW: S. Gallinari; B. Chadbourne; A. Flagg; C. Day; R. Cousins; H. Hudson; R. Jacobson; R. Graham; P. Harmon; D. Holden; S. Davis: SECOND ROW: M. Campbell; R. Emond; N. Drowns; C. Allen; L. Conant; C. Eastman; S. Bigonski; B. Allen; B. Cannell; G. Hatch; J. Cadman; L. Hall; C. Eastman; B. Corbett; S. Harmon: THIRD ROW: G. Allen; W. Bennett; G. Hutchinson; L. Cross; H. Cummings; A. Campbell; J. Bailey; B. Cole; P. Barker; H. Cross; F. Gilpatrick; P. Chaplin; D. Barker; L. Graffam. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: S. Roberts; M. Pendexter; K. Reed; A. Kilbom; L. Ridlon; Mr. Stewart; Mr. Kilborn; Mr. Coombs; A. Leland; P. Richardson; J. Osgood; S. Rich; M. Peary; SECOND ROW: J. Towne; D. Wooley; K. Swasey, C. Latham; C. Pike; B. Sargent; N. Lewis; L. Palmer; S. Roakes; G. Murch; S. Ryerson; V. Lackee; G. Thomas; W. Underwood; R. Valley; J. Richardson;THIRD ROW: V. Staples; E. Leavitt; R. Willey; P. Madura; P. Morris; J. Palmer; D. Robbins; B. Taylor; C. Shaw; N. Maxfield; L. Shackley; A. Lewis; F. Skillin; J. Peaco; N. Lawrence; R. Pinkham; J. Tarbox. FIRST ROW: L. Allen; S. Cilpatrick; V. Graham; S. Dyer; P. Baker; L. Drowns; G. Caltz; C. Cross; P. Burnell; R. Baker; B. Freeman; SECOND ROW: T. R. Allen; C. Graham; N. Berry; B. DeWitt; K. Chaplin; M. Gallanari; S. Atwood; N. Boutelle; N. Flagg; I. Arntsen; J. Campbell; B. Haggerty; THIRD ROW: R. Bennett; G. Ellis; P. DiPietrantonio; J. Flint; T. Fleck; P. Douglass; C. Curtis; J. Breton; R. Baldwin; B. Bailey; R. Bell; W. Cannell. SOPHOMORES HIRST ROW: C. Stevens; L. Ridlon; S. Hatch; C. Talamo; Mr. Barnes; Mrs. Parker; Mr. Gray; V. Weymouth; B. Thompson; P. Heath; M. Harding; SECOND ROW: B. Smith; D. Pinkham; R. Leland; B. Moore; E. Lingard; C. Hall; H. Wiggin; C. Martin; K. McDonald; A. Weeman; C. Trumble; K. Lambert; L. Staples; J. Martikainen; L. Larrabee; A. Nataluk; S. Hayward; T. Kingsbury; THIRD ROW: A. Mowatt; R. Hebb; R. Thurlow; M. Ross; G. Iowne; T. Tarr; E. Marston; D. Pike; M. Thompson; W. McConkey; C. Thompson; T. Lothrop; D. Mac- donald. FIRST ROW: S. Cannell; L. Eldred; L. Adams; P. Dyer; C. Beal; Mrs. Burleigh; B. Cole; F. Allen; S. Goodwin; S. Fadden; G. Graham; SECOND ROW: A. Cannell; P. Adams; C. Davis; L. Barker; R. Allen; K. Fleck; N. Gordon; S. Foster; R. Croteau; F. Dodge; B. Cushman; G. Crosby; C. Cross; P. Cushman; D. Chadboume; THIRD ROW: W. Graffam; H. Andrews; R. Gammon; R. Allen; L. Croteau; K. Bell; W. Cadman; D. Coffin; D. Crane; H. Graffam; R. Fogg; A. Allen; L. Clark; D. Crane. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: A. Whitney; P. Holden; G. Pike; E. Whitehouse; A. Wakefield; V. Jewett; Mrs. Cook; S. Swasey; C. Sargent; C. Harding; E. Kingsley; J. Kittredge; M. Mclver; SECOND ROW: S. King; P. Richardson; B. Hard- ing; C. Holden; A. Kimball; J. Haggett; S. Maxfield; D. Pitts; L. Leavitt; C. McDonald; S. Sandus; S. Mc- Quade; S. Pierce; L. Miller; D. Stanton; G. Whitehouse; B. Wentworth; S. Sargent; THIFLD ROW: M. Newth; S. Ridlon; R. Ward; P. Leland; R. Hartford; G. Purington; G. Searles; T. Hazleton; B. White; R. Moore; J. Ross; W. Lord; S. Harmon. THE UNDERCLASSMEN REPORT . . . JUNIORS The Junior Class had an enrollment of 87 at the beginning of the school year. Last spring we elected the following members for student council: Linda Hall, Joann Osgood, Paul Barker, Bruce Cole, and Phil Harmon. These members did well in serving our class. Our class activities included a gym dance, car wash, and a Junior Prom. Kathy Reed was our queen candidate in the homecoming festivities. We wish to express our appreciation for the helpful guidance our class advisors, Mr. Coombs, Mr. Kilborn, and Mr. Stewart have giver us during our Junior year. Aleta Kilborn SOPHOMORES The class of 1966 entered the school year with an enrollment of seventy-two students. At the end of last year, we elected Susan Dyer, Garry Glatz, Janet Martikainen, and Thoman Tarr as our representa- tives on Student Council. Our homecoming candidate was Beverly Thompson. We want to express our many thanks to our class advisors, Mrs. Parker, Mr. Barnes, and Mr. Gray, and to Mr. Crouse and the other members of the fac- ulty for their help in the past year. Harriett Wiggin Secretary The Freshman class advisors are Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Burleigh. The Freshman class officers are Anne Whitney, President; Neal Graffam, Vice President; Pamela Dyer, Secre- tary; and Pat Cushman, Treasurer; Student Council members for the Class of 1968 are Carol Beal, Brenda Coal, and Leora Miller. We did very well on the football concessions; we made about $50. Our Homecoming queen candidate was Linda Leavitt. The Freshman Class president appointed the following Ways and Means Committee: Kathy Fleck, Ronnie Ward, Stanley Harmon, Roxie Croteau, and John Ross. Pamela Dyer 27 Secretary SEATED: Anne Whitney, President; N. Graffam, Vice President; STANDING: P. Cushman, Treas- urer; P. Dyer, Secretary. Secretary SEATED: R. Hebb, President; C. Hall, Treasurer; P. Douglass, Vice President; H. Wiggin, Secretary. FRESHMEN SEATED: E. Leavitt, Treasurer; A. Flagg, Vice President; Aleta Kilborn, Secretary; STANDING: D. Barker, President. 1« party pr ' of terror f, k’ho attended y Harrisonm f k decide ■ones Ont W light eacj Vi ten the d |e of horrJ P' i ( ,r | fot Do ItKht?” I •( Kiris ufl I' . t I r muc h B mbers ImariA pill. I S I, M' uni pr Tim J led b j| led by Other ni program I I'll i 1 ACTIVITIES FIRST ROW: M. Croteau; J. Osgood; G. Morrill; L. Hall; Mr. Crouse; N. Knight; G. Glatz; SECOND ROW: K. Beal; B. Cole; L. Miller; M. Miller; B. Cole; P. Barker; T. Tarr; C. Beal; J. Martikainen; S. Dyer. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of Bridgton High School is an organization of Representa- tives elected by the student body. The Council members practice leadership and cooperation with others. This year the Council sponsored a gym dance, the Winter Carnival, selling book covers, and Freshman Day. These are a few of the Council’s achievements. The money earned will go towards a scholarship for some deserving Senior going on to college. In the fall the majority of the members attended the State Student Council Convention at Fairfield. M. Croteau, Treasurer; N. Knight, Secretary; G. Morrill, Vice-President; J. Pike, President, Absent. FIRST ROW: J. Osgood; G. Morrill; M. Croteau; Mr. Crouse; SECOND ROW: B. Cole; K. Beal; S. Dyer; L. Hall; M. Miller; J. Martikainen; G. Glatz. These Student Council members represented our school at the State Student Council Convention at Fairfield. The Triangle Chapter in spring 1963: FIRST ROW: J. Osgood, E. Martikainen; K. Martikainen; L. Barker; D. Evans; K. Beal; SECOND ROW: Mr. Crouse, Principal; D. Richardson; B. Cole; D. Samborn, M. Smith; L. Glatz; S. Smith; Mrs. Cook. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is an organization of secondary school students who are elected by their school chapter councils on the basis of their scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Our local chapter is called the Triangle Chapter because it has members from three towns, Bridgton, Harrison, and Naples. Mrs. Cook and Mr. Crouse are our advisors. Elections of new members are held each fall and spring. A certain percentage of the Senior and Junior classes may be elected as members of the Honor Society as well as Sophomore probationary members. All eligible candidates and members must main- tain an average of 87. The Triangle Chapter sponsors an alumni get-together each Christmas vacation. We sponsor a gym dance to raise funds. We hold joint meetings with the Student Coun- cil sometimes and attend the state convention of the National Honor Society in the spring. Members elected in fall 1963. SEATED: D. Barker, Vice President; D. Evans, Secretary-Treasurer; M. Reynolds; L. Hall; STANDING: D. L. Glatz, President. Barker; M. Croteau; P. Morris. c S o T R A O F N F A D. Evans, Editor-in-chief; K. Beal, Assistant Editor; Mr. Gray, Advisor; M. Reynolds, Assistant Editor; L. Hall, Junior Editor. SENIORS: M. Croteau, M. Kingsley, S. Berry, M. Miller, H. Adams. TYPISTS: L. Dubreuil, J. Shaw, L. Ridlon, B. Chad- bourne, S. Andrews, M. Croteau, J. Allen. ACTIVITIES: M. Rowden, N. Knight, C. ALUMNI: L. Collins, L. Allen, M. Reynolds; LITERARY Walker; SPORTS: K. Beal, J. Pike. ART: J. Pike, D. Evans, K. Beal. BUSINESS MANAGERS: FIRST ROW: L. Allen; F. Packard; D. Barker, Junior Mgr.; L. Glatz, Head Mgr.; G. Winslow; S. Berry; L. Dubreuil; SECOND ROW: J. Allen; B. Chadbourne; M. Croteau; N. Knight; L. Rid- lon; J. Fleck; M. Miller; M. Kingsley; C. Walker; J. Shaw; H. Adams; THIRD ROW: C. Haggerty; J. Larrabee; G. Morrill; L. Curtis; R. Pen- dexter. FIRST ROW: J. Martikainen; A. Weeman; S. Dyer; SECOND ROW: L. Hall; B. Taylor; B. Cole; J. Pike; M. Miller, Head Librarian. LIBRARIANS FIRST ROW: C. Harding; K. Chaplin; L. Miller; G. Morrill; SECOND ROW: C. Cross; S. Pierce; C. McDonald; B. Smith; S. Hayward; P. Heath. TICKET SELLERS ANNEX LIBRARIANS FIRST ROW: K. Reed; P. Richardson; S. Davis; D. Wooley. SECOND ROW: S. Bigonski; C. Pike; C. Haggerty; D. Pendexter; R. Jacobson. FIRST ROW: C. Walker; G. Winslow; J. Shaw; SECOND ROW: J. Larrabee; S. Ryerson; A. Kilborn; F. Packard. S. Berry; N. Knight; M. Kingsley; L. Allen; L. Ridlon; M. Croteau; M. Rowden. OFFICE GIRLS C. Pike; V. Weymouth; L. Staples; Mrs. Bean; C. Eastman; M. Pendexter; C. Latham. FIRST ROW: L. Dubreuil; K. Beal, Sec.; D. Evans, Pres.; Mr. Ross, Advisor; M. Croteau, V. Pres.; M. Miller, Tres.; T. Mowatt; SECOND ROW: S. Berry; J. Martikainen; K. Lambert; H. Wiggin; P. Burnell; A. Kilbom; M. Reynolds; THIRD ROW: L. Hall; G. Winslow; A. Weeman; C. Walker; S. Ryerson, C. Pike; C. Martin. GAA The Girls' Athletic Association was reactivated this past fall with Mr. Ross as advi- sor. The GAA is an organization of those girls who have earned their varsity letters in a sport. The group made a very interesting trip in November to the dedication of the new women's gymnasium at the University of Maine . Glen Hutchinson was elected president of the B Club at the first meeting in September. Phil Douglas was chosen vice-president; Larry Glatz, secretary; and Bruce Cole, treas- urer. The organization's major activity of 1963-1964 was the planning and executing of the Homecoming Weekend activities. These events were well carried out and attended. B CLUB FIRST ROW: C. Bishop; G. Glatz; L. Glatz; Sec.; G. Hutchinson, Pres.; Mr. Kilbom, Advisor; P. Douglass, V. Pres.; B. Cole, Tres.; S. Hayward, F. Packard; SECOND ROW: T. Lothrop; J. Larrabee; T. Bosworth; T. Tarr; P. Madura; J. Tarbox; R. Pendexter; H. Hudson; D. MacDonald; R. Dudley; THIRD ROW: A. Flagg; R. Willey; P. Morris; K. Richardson; L. Curtis; B. Taylor; J. Pike; H. Cummings; L. Wood; F. Skillin. FIRST ROW: G. Hutchinson; H. Hudson; Mr. Spear; D. Barker; J. Osgood; SECOND ROW: B. Cole; J. Bailey; F. Skillin; P. Barker; E. Leavitt; P. Morris; B. Taylor; R. Thurlow. MATHEMATICS ASSOCIATION The main purpose of the Mathematics Association, formed in the spring of last year, is to investigate various fields of math which are new to us. We meet periodically as a discussion group whenever the school's full schedule allows. At the present time our association is open to Junior Algebra II students, but we hope to change this requirement in the immediate future. The Press Club is an organization of club and class secretaries who write articles of school events for the Bridgton News. PRESS CLUB FIRST ROW: F. Packard; N. Knight, typist; K. Beal, Editor; M. Rowden, typist; A. Kilborn; SECOND ROW: P. Dyer; H. Adams; D. Evans; C. Walker, M. Miller; H. Wiggin; D. Holden. FIRST ROW: C. Talamoj K. Beal; B. Chadbourne; P. Richardson; B. Freeman; Mr. Stewart; C. Hall, R. Barker; K. Reed; S. Gallinari; D. Holden; SECOND ROW: S. Dyer; H. Adams; C. Cross; C. Latham; B. Cor- bett; C. Pike; S. Ryerson; K. Chaplin; M. Kingsley; M. Miller; B. Chadbourne; C. Trumble; N. Boutelle, M. Croteau; M. Rowden; C. Martin; K. Swasey; P. Burnell; J. Martikainen; THIRD ROW: A. Nataluk; R. Jacob- son; R. Pendexter; F. Skillin; L. Cross; W. Chaplin; B. Taylor; B. Cole; P. Morris; P. DiPietrantonio; J. Lar- rabee; R. Graham; D. Wooley; D. Barker. BIOLOGY CLUB This year the Biology Club has 43 members. In the fall we made plans for the following: a trip to the Peabody Museum at Harvard University; a Science Fair to help finance this trip; a Biology Club spon- sored gym dance in February. Mr. Keith Stuart was the club advisor and Mr. Jack Barnes was the assistant. Membership in the Biology Club is open to Juniors and Seniors who had an average of above 85 when they took Biology and to Sophomores with 90 averages. H. Adams, Secretary; D. Barker, President; P. Morris, Vice President; Brenda Corbett, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: M. Harding; J. Allen; C. Harding; S. Cannell; S. Berry; Miss Cameron; B. Thompson; J. Graham; L. Allen; L. Allen; L. Dubreuil;C. Stevens; SECOND ROW: L. Ridlon; L. Drowns; S. Gilpatrick; N. Flagg; V. Graham; L. Staples; L. Collins; R. Croteau; H. Adams; C. Holden; B. Harding; A. Kimball; C. Trumble; R. Emond; E. Lingard; THIRD ROW: N. Drowns; M. Kingsley; G. Hatch; L. Ridlon; S. Andrews; B. Allen; M. Gallinari; C. Walker; D. Evans; B. Cannell; B. DeWitt; G. Winslow; J. Shaw. F.H.A. The F. H. A . started its year in September with 40 members with Miss Cameron as Chapter advisor and Chapter Mothers Mrs. Sylvia Andrews; Mrs. Dot Ridlon; Mrs. Phyllis Graham; Mrs. Lillian Allen; and Mrs. Elizabeth Ridlon. The first meeting was the formal installation of officers and initiation of new members. The program of work included the collection of toys for Pineland; a Thanksgiving Basket for a deserving family; a hand painted four- foot globe for the District E Convention; a fruit basket for the hospital, and various class activities. FIRST ROW: L. Rid- Ion, Pres.; S. An- drews, V. Pres.; N. Drowns, Treas.; L. Collins, Sec. HEALTH CAREER CLUB The Health Career Club, sponsored by the Hospital Guild of the Northern Cumber- land Memorial Hospital, was formed this year. The officers for this year are G. Murch, Pres.; C. Walker, V. Pres.; D. Holden, Sec.; V. Lackee, Treas. FIRST ROW: S. Davis; S. Fadden; A. Whitney; S. Rich; K. Reed; B. Freeman; Mrs. Crouse; A. Kilborn; R. Barker; P. Holden; P. Heath; D. Holden; J. Graham; SECOND ROW: B. Moore; E. Lingard; L. Staples; V. Lackee; L. Ridlon; K. Lambert; K. McDonald; G. Murch; J. Cadman; L. Leavitt; S. McQuade; H. Adams; S Maxfield; C. Cross; S. Dyer; V. Graham; M. Campbell; P. Richardson; C. Graham; THIRD ROW: B. Chad- bourne; P. Burnell; L. Conant; M. Croteau; M. Kingsley; B. Sargent; B. Allen; A. Weeman; M. Miller; M. Gallinari; C. Walker; S. Bigonski; C. McDonald; N. Knight; S. Ryerson; G. Winslow; B. Corbett; N. Flagg; N. Berry. ABOVE: Queen Candidates: L. Leavitt, B. Thompson, K. Reed, L. Du- breuil. BELOW: K. Reed; Queen; E. Lea- vitt, Her Escort. ONE ACT PLAYS WHY I'M A BACHELOR by Conrad Seiler; L. Staples, L. Glatz, J. Osgood, B. Taylor, L. Collins, A. Whitney. This play was chosen to be pre- sented in regional competition. I'M A FOOL by Christopher Sergei: FIRST ROW: K. Murphy, L. Curtis, H. Wiggin, P. Stone; SECOND ROW: P. DiPietrantonio, P. Morris, M. Croteau, Absent: L. Stone. SHALL WE JOIN THE LADIES by James Barrie: L. Croteau, C. Hall, G. Glatz, B. Cole, S. Ryerson, J. Pcaco, K. Fleck, D. Barker, B. Corbett, G. Morrill, L. Hall, K. McDonald, S. Hayward, S. Dyer, S. Hatch. Production Staff: FIRST ROW: C. Martin, L. Ridlon, C. Eastman, prompters; M. Reynolds, prompter and costumes; S. Andrews, make-up; SECOND ROW: L. Clark, S. Smith, H. Hudson, C. Haggerty, C. Gray, G. Crosby, Mrs. Burleigh, Director. JUNIOR PRIZE SPEAKING Mrs. Parker, Coach FIRST ROW: J. Osgood; C. Latham; B. White; S. Ryerson; L. Ridlon; N. Drowns; SECOND ROW: B. Chadboume; D. Barker; W. Bennett; P. Morris; A. Flagg; J. Peaco; B. Corbett. Nancy Drowns...................................... Workshop of Freedom” Elizabeth Ellen Evans Cynthia Latham......................... A Nervous Woman Automobiling Unknown Brenda Corbett........................................... Father of the Bride” Edward Streeter Joanne Osgood........................................ Angel’s Wickedness Marie Corelli Sharon Ryerson......................................... Winnie the Pooh A. A. Milne Loretta Ridlon ....................... Eulogy to John Fitzgerald Kennedy Michael Mansfield David Barker............................... Memo to the Hungarian Patriots Joseph Auslander Peter Morris........... The Communist Threat to Freedom and Democracy Unknown John Peaco . . Andrew Flagg Wayne Bennett ....................... Paul Revere's Ride Henry W. Longfellow ....................... Forward to History” John Kennedy ............. Can We Wave the Flag too Much Unknown 41 WINTER CARNIVAL SENIORS: M. Rowden J. Pike JUNIORS: B. Chadboume G P. Harmon KING QUEEN SNOW SCULPTURES AND KING S QUEEN CANDIDATES FRESHMEN: A. Kimball J. Ross SOPHOMORES: G. White L. Stone 1st Prize Snow Sculpture FIRST ROW: M. Reynolds; C. McDonald; G. Whitehouse; J. Osgood; M. Miller; L. Eldred; D. Evans; K. Mc- Donald;!.. Mien; L. Larrabee; SECOND ROW: P. Cushman; C. Sargent; D. WooleyjV. Lackee;S. Sandus;S. Andrews; C. Walker;C. Latham;L. Clark; R. Allen;G. Glatz; F. Packard; Mr. Torrey; THIRD ROW: W. Graffam; L. Barker; R. Hartford; B. Bailey; K. Bell; B. Taylor; B. Cole; L. Glatz; W. Morton; J. Flint. BAND MAJORETTES C. Hall; S. Ryerson; N. Knight; L. Dubreuil, head majorette; M. Croteau; B. Corbett; L. Conant. FIRST ROW: C. Stevens; A. Whitney; E. Kingsley; C. Harding; S. Goodwin; M. Reynolds; F. Allen; M. Harding; Mrs. Irish; M. Mclver; L. Richardson; S. Swasey; D. Holden; V. Jewett; G. Pike; P. King; S. Davis. SECOND ROW: A. Wakefield; K. Reed; L. Adams; R. Barker; P. Dyer; P. Burnell; H. Wiggin; R. Emond; S. McQuade; H. Adams; D. Evans; S. Pierce; C. Eastman; N. Drowns; B. Chadbourne; K. Beal; C. Holden; J. Martikainen; V. Weymouth; A. Kilborn; B. Harding; S. King; S. Sargent. THIRD ROW: C. Martin; R. Croteau; M. Rowdcn; S. Sandus; N. Gordon; G. Hatch; B. DeWitt; N. Lewis; B. Cannell; B. Allen; A. Weeman; M. Miller; S. Foster; C. McDonald; C. Allen; C. Pike; L. Conant; L. Miller; K. Lambert. FIRST ROW: P. Heath; L. Dubreuil; P. Holden; S. Rich; S. Berry; B. Thompson; S. Cannell; J. Allen; L. Larra- bee; L. Allen; L. Eldred; M. Pendexter; T. Mowatt; S. Hatch; J. Osgood; S. Faddin; L. Ridlon; SECOND ROW: B. Cole; C. Hall; B. Freeman; S. Gilpatrick; D. O'Blenis; C. Graham; N. Berry; P. Richardson; J. Campbell; B. Corbett; I. Amsten; V. Lackee; J. Shaw; G. Winslow; C. Latham; L. Ridlon; J. Cadman; J. Haggett; C. Trumble; E. Lingard; G. Thomas; S. Maxfield; L. Staples; L. Davis; C. Sargent; THIRD ROW: D. Pitts; D. Stanton; L. Drowns; C. Eastman; B. Chadbourne; S. Bigonski; K. McDonald; N. Boutelle; C. Beal; G. Murch; S. Roakes; C. Walker; M. Gallinari; S. Andrews; K. Chaplin; S. Ryerson; N. Knight; M. Croteau; L. Ridlon; M. Kingsley; N. Flagg; L. Hall; C. Cross; S. Dyer; B. Moore; K. Fleck. BOYS’ GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: L. Clark; P. Cushman; B. Smith; D. Wooley; S. Hayward; L. Barker; G. Glatz; R. Allen; G. Ellis; P. Baker; A. Nataluk; R. Allen; T. Reed; S. Harmon; M. Newth; F. Packard; A. Mowatt; J. Ross. SECOND ROW: W. McConkey; B. Bailey; H. Hudson; D. Macdonald; R. Dudley; W. Morton; J. Fleck; D. Barker; E. Leavitt; J. Larrabee; D. Wiggin; T. Hazelton; F. Skillin; N. Graffam; R. Willey; G. Haggarty; J. Tarbox; M. Payne; G. Hutchinson; T. Lothrop; R. Fogg; P. DiPietrantonio; R. Pendexter; J. Richardson. THIRD ROW: M. Ross; R. Jacobson; L. Cross; R. Lewis; K. Richardson; P. Barker; P. Madura; H. Cross; K. Bell; N. Maxfield; B. Cole; C. Shaw; G. Morrill; J. Bailey; D. Robbins; K. Murphy; P. Noble; L. Curtis; P. Douglass; T. Bos- worth; P. Morris; H. Cummings; J. Flint; R. Graham. BON HOMMES FIRST ROW: P. Cushman; F. Packard; Mrs. Irish; J. Richardson; M. Newth. SECOND ROW: G. Galtz; H. Hudson; D. Barker; G. Morrill; K. Bell; D. Robbins; P. DePietrantonio; M. Ross. CHANSONETTES FIRST ROW: J. Osgood; M. Reynolds; Mrs. Irish; T. Mowatt; C. Hall; SECOND ROW: S. Hatch; N. Knight; L. Ridlon; L. Hall; M. Rowden; M. Miller; P. Burnell; R. Barker. HARMONEERS FIRST ROW: J. Osgood; N. Knight; M. Miller; P. Burnell. SECOND ROW: C. Clatz; D. Barker; Mrs. Irish; D. Robbins and J. Fleck. DEBERETTES FIRST ROW: A. Whitney; K. Fleck; H. Wiggin; A. Kilborn; B. Corbett; S. Berry; SECOND ROW: L. Dubreuil; L. Ridlon; S. Ryerson; Mrs. Irish; B. Carmeli; C. Beal; L. Miller. DECEMBER CONCERT ATHLETICS (1 ‘ CnnfJ 1 ™to six,1 y r, i,i Jr fln� J y-conics lion-. K,-| knic mJ ll'.-illlij I W .i- 1 I � undi I who ij him u Of n r Lead iVicfi It iiiljf FIRST ROW: H. Cross; D. Robbins; T. Bosworth; P. Madura; G. Hutchinson; D. Macdonald; P. Douglas; B. Cole; SECOND ROW: Mr. Ross, Asst. Coach; T. Hazelton, Manager; S. Harmon; P. Harmon; T. Tarr; L. Cross; C. Bishop; G. Ward; T. Lothrop; M. Ross; B. Haggerty; P. Cushman, Manager; Mr. Kilborn, Coach; THIRD ROW: A. Flagg; R. Marston; A. Campbell; W. Cadman; G. Searles; R. Baldwin; K. Murphy; C. Gray; R. Bell. FOOTBALL Although the football season was not very successful, the team is to be commended for a fine effort. Two out of seven games were won, the most important being Home- coming. We are fortunate to have most of our linemen returning next year. Catch me if you can! Bridgton 6 York 34 Bridgton 12 St. Ignatius 13 Bridgton 0 Wells 21 Bridgton 25 Eliot 0 Bridgton 13 Dixfield 48 Bridgton 31 So. Berwick 21 Bridgton 7 Leavitt 35 Mr. Ross, Asst. Coach; G. Hutchinson; P. Madura, Co- captains; Mr. Kilborn, Coach. Tag! You're it. FIRST ROW: B. Taylor; L. Glatz; P. Morris; D. Pendexter; J. Larrabee; J. Tarbox; SECOND ROW: G. Purington; J. Bailey; G. Ellis; R. Jacobson; R. Ward; T. Kingsbury; B. Smith, Manager; ABSENT: C. Glatz. CROSS COUNTRY The cross-country team, coached by Mr. Jack Barnes, started out with 15 mem- bers, but was bothered with sickness and drop outs. However, we still managed to beat six out of the 15 schools we participated against. Three members of the team participated in the State Cross-Country meet and made a very good showing. B.H.S. 54 Gray-New Gloucester 31 B.H.S. 57 Gould 32 B.H.S. 19 Mechanic Falls 41 B.H.S. 27 Fryeburg 76 B.H.S. 26 Woodstock 50 Co-Captains L. Glatz, J. Larrabee; Coach Barnes. Bonny Eagle Mexico Oxford Hills Casco Notice the Form! VARSITY: FIRST ROW: K. Richardson; H. Gross; D. Dudley, Co-Capt; L. Curtis, Co- Capt; L. Wood; SECOND ROW: Mr. Kilbom, Coach; L. Glatz, Mgr; J. Richardson; D. Macdonald; D. Robbins; C. Shaw; L. Cross; N. Graffam; T. Tarr; B. Morton, Mgr; F. Packard, Mgr. BOYS’ BASKETBALL Coach Kilborn's Varsity Blackhawks were certainly an exciting ball club to watch this year. Though their record was 8 wins and 9 losses, with a little luck at various times, this would have been a highly successful year. Throughout the season team play stood out along with hustle and spirit. High scorers were Dick Dudley with 314 and Lyndon Curtis with 270, the co-captains, and Lynn Wood with 178. Kenton Richardson represented B.H.S. at the regional foulshooting contest. In the last game of the season the team broke the school record with a score of 113-81 against North Berwick. Coach Stewart's Junior Varsity squad had a successful season, compiling a record of 8 wins and 6 losses. Standouts for the team were Tommy Tarr, Gary Mclver, and Danny Mac- Donald, aided alternately by 4 varsity players. JUNIOR VARSITY: FIRST ROW: B. White; G. Mclver; D. Macdonald; R. Graham; R. Ward; SECOND ROW: M. Ross, Mgr; P. Depietriantonio; T. Tarr; G. Searles; L. Cross; R. Baldwin; Mr. Stewart, Coach. VARSITY B.H.S. J.v. B.H.S. 73 Greely 86 55 Buckfield 45 56 Mexico 57 52 Gould 53 100 McFalls 62 70 N. Berwick 62 73 Buckfield 47 52 Leavitt 61 89 Alumni 73 56 Wells 61 60 Mexico 63 65 Greely 80 75 Wells 83 52 McFalls 51 60 Leavitt 75 73 Gould 56 113 N. Berwick 81 30 Greely 53 36 Buckfield 44 23 Mexico 53 47 Gould 45 29 McFalls 51 55 N. Berwick 48 63 Buckfield 45 48 Leavitt 34 48 Mexico 71 40 Greely 51 58 McFalls 46 58 Leavitt 46 66 Gould 65 86 N. Berwick 42 VARSITY: FIRST ROW: M. Reynolds, Mgr; D. Evans; K. Beal, Co-Capt. ; M. Croteau, Co-Capt. ; S. Berry; M. Miller; SECOND ROW: Mr. Ross, Coach; P. Burnell; C. Eastman; C. McDonald; A. Weeman; C. Beal; B. Thompson; L. Conant. VARSITY 55 Gray-New G. 22 30 Buckfield 15 21 Fryeburg 22 29 West Paris 18 26 Alumni 36 37 Gray-New G. 19 27 Kennett 18 26 Casco 24 38 Fryeburg 26 30 Kennett 32 21 Buckfield 18 36 West Paris 24 26 Casco 32 40 Gray-New G. 10 12 Fryeburg 22 32 Gray-New G. 7 27 Kennett 22 29 Casco 18 13 Fryeburg 16 12 Kennett 10 37 Casco 15 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The girls’ varsity basketball team, coached by Mr. Fred Ross, had a very successful season winning 9 out of 12 games against other schools. The team lost three very close and exciting games with Casco, Kennett, and Fryeburg but also had one joyous victory over Casco who has been undefeated for several years. The girls elected Kathy Beal and Mary Croteau as this years' co-captains. The high scorers for the year were Kathy Beal with 99 points, Anne Weeman with 97, and Mary Croteau with 58. Margaret Miller and Dolly Evans, kept the opposition’s scoring at a minimum while getting many rebounds. This years’ JV team consisted of fourteen girls. These girls showed great improvement as the season progressed and ended up with a 6-2 record. Gerry Murch, Nona Berry, and Brenda Cole were the three top scorers. JUNIOR VARSITY: FIRST ROW: B. Cor- bett; L. Larrabee; S. Hatch; B. Thompson; N. Berry; R. Croteau; SECOND ROW: Miss Richmond, Asst. Coach; M. Pendexter; M. Kingsley; G. Murch; N. Boutcllc; R. Peaco; B. Cole; M. Harding, Asst. Mgr. VARSITY: A. Kilbom; P. Burnell; A. Wee- JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: man; L. Hall, Capt. ; S. Dyer; S. Berry. FIRST ROW: P. Dyer; M. Mclver; L. Miller; SEC- OND ROW: B. Cole; C. Eastman; THIRD ROW: J. Osgood, Capt. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEER- LEADERS: M. Mclver, L. Miller; B. Cole; P. Dyer; J. Haggctt; J. Osgood, Capt. J. Pike, Capt. FIRST ROW: H, Hudson; B. Taylor; B. Cole; G. Glatz; SECOND ROW: Mr. Coombs; Asst. Coach; S. Linscott; F. Skillin; J. Bailey, Mgr. ; C. Gray; S. Hayward; Mr. Ross, Coach. SKI TEAMS Opening the season at the Western Maine Class B meet at Rangeley, the B.H.S. team placed 2nd out of 10 teams giving them a place at the State Class A meet where they placed 7th out of the top 9 teams in the state. At the B.H.S. Winter Carnival Bridgton won over Deering, Wilton, and Oxford Hills. At the Winthrop Winter Carnival Bridgton took another first over Winthrop, Fryeburg, Deering, and Rangeley. Indivi- dual placings at Fryeburg and Oxford Hills invitational meets were high. B.H.S. par- ticipated in a meet at Oxford Hills on March 7 which was after this publication. The team elected Jeff Pike, a four year veteran, as captain for the 1963-64 season. The Girls Ski Team participated in several hours of conditioning exercises, and practice sessions at Pleasant Mountain. Feb. 8 at Lost Valley against Kents Hill, Ed- ward Little, and Wilton, the host school, we came in fourth, Feb. 19 at the State Championship at Bethel we placed seventh, Feb. 21 at our Winter Carnival against Wilton. We were second. Henry Hudson was appointed acting manager, and Janet Martikainen was elected captain. FIRST ROW: S. Gallinari; L. Miller; J. Haggett; C. Holden; SECOND ROW: B. Chadboumc; C. Pike; S. Foster; Miss Cameron, Coach; S. Ryerson; K. Lambert; J. Martikainen. FIRST ROW: R. Currier; C. Thompson; J. Richardson; D. MacDonald; H. Cross; D. Richardson; D. Dudley; B. Morton; L. Wood; W. Bennett. SECOND ROW: F. Packard, Manager; D. Barker, Manager; G. Hutchinson; D. Robbins; B. Cole; D. Wiggin; C. Shaw; R. Fogg; L. Newth; V. Kilborn; K. Richardson; M. Smith; J. Larrabee, Manager; Mr. Sweetser, Coach. BASEBALL The boys’ baseball team, with Mr. Dennis Sweetser as their coach, had a good sea- son compiling a record of five wins and five losses in 1963. The 23 members chose Danny Richardson as their Captain. B.H.S. 4 Oxford Hills 3 B.H.S. 12 Fryeburg 1 B.H.S. 2 Mexico 9 B.H.S. 8 McFalls 7 B.H.S. 6 Gould 3 B.H.S. 7 Mexico 6 B.H.S. 2 Fryeburg 9 B.H.S. 2 Oxford Hills 5 B.H.S. 5 McFalls 6 B.H.S. 8 Gould 14 J.V. B.H.S. 2 Fryeburg 4 B.H.S. 2 Fryeburg 3 The Way I Figure It . . . Exit — Stage Left You May Take Two Giant Steps FIRST ROW: K. Martikaincan, L. Hudson, E. Bryant, C, Vachowski, D. Rycrson, E. Martikaincan, O. Durrcll. SECOND ROW: A. Kilborn, P. Burnell, K. Lambert, H. Wiggin, C. Winslow, K. Beal, D. Evans, E. Flint, Mrs. Witham, Coach. THIRD ROW: L. Pierce, S. Berry, M. Miller, C. Eastman, G. Murch, B. Lynch, B. Corbett, J. Martikaincan, C. Martin, Manager. SOFTBALL The girls' softball team of 1963 showed improvement under the guidance of Coach Witham and Mr. Crouse, although 1 game out of 6 was won. The team consisting of twenty-four girls, chose Lorna Hudson as their Captain. B.H.S. 8 Kennett 45 B.H.S. 26 Casco 22 B.H.S. 14 Fryeburg 26 B.H.S. 7 Fryeburg 23 B.H.S. 20 Casco 22 B.H.S. 13 Kennett 16 Y-E-A-H UMP! Dance with me, Henry. S-T-R-E-T-C-H! LITERARY DOWNHILL The first runner has left the starting gate. The other racers watch as he gathers speed 1 - and gathers his powerful frame into a downhill crouch. The first control gate looms into sight. He decides to turn above it and drop like lightning through it. His skiis protest as he forces them to turn. A fine spray of snow billows behind him, and all he can hear is the rush of the wind as he pummels downward. His legs ache with the strain of keeping his feet under him. The second gate is easily gained and a treacher- ous mogul field lies behind him. Quickly his skiis are forced into a chattering turn and the speed decreases. His legs look like shock absorbers as they recoil with each bump. The next gate is set at an odd angle forcing him uphill. Using every ounce of strength within him, he poles furiously and negotiates the next gate with a mad frenzy of motion. The finish is in sight. All that remains is the icy schuss to the bottom. Again he crouches low and sets his face with an expression of defiance. Speed gathers until the racer’s form is just a blur on the slope. Through the finish he dashes with a fanatical burst of speed. He has done it; he has conquered the mountain. Bruce Taylor JED A foolish young man named Jed Started out to paint the town red. He punched a cop Who spun like a top And Jed awoke in a jail house bed. James Lewis WHO GOT STUFFED? Thanksgiving day came with a blast of cold wind And a storm of light fluffy snow. We gathered around the table for twelve And gave thanks for what's reaped and what’s sowed. All eyes stared cravingly at the plentiful meal Spread out on the table before; All mouths received every bit they could steal, 'Til no one could eat any more. The platters were empty, not one morsel left, Not even a crumb for the pet. We were filled to the brim, had loosened our belts, 'Though not with any regret. But the whole atmosphere of this pleasurable scene Was invaded by the doubt of us twelve; For we'd all like to know who it was that got stuffed. The turkey or our own little selves? Kathy Beal SKIBUNNY There was a skibunny named May Who skied from the top one day. It's easy,” she said, But then caught an edge And awoke in a cast the next day. Pat Cushman SPRING The other morn as I awoke, I knew that it was spring. The sun shown and a robin spoke, And I wanted to sing. The brooks were running in the road. The birds were in the trees; I heard a rooster as he crowed. A song was on the breeze. This is a beautiful season. As I hear the bells ring, I think there must be a reason; I guess because it's spring. Susan Roberts LOST DAYS My heart was filled with lingering memories; It prompted me to go for a ride. I drove by the old pond and cabin And decided to step inside. I opened the door and I knew at once That no one had been there since then, For there in the corner lay all our lost days, Shattered by the cold winter's wind. Janet Haggett A HUNTING HE WILL GO There was a sportsman named Joe Who was very much on the go. One day he went hunting With thoughts of a bunting, But shot off his little left toe. James Flint 61 On November twenty-second In nineteen hundred sixty-three Our handsome young President was slain By a bullet from a sniper's gun. It was with shock we heard the news For in a country so great as ours Who could have thought that a deed so crude Could be done by any man. Dismay, despair, disgust were what we felt; Fear too we had for quite a while For lives and for our nation dear; And regret is in our hearts to stay. This deed, of course, set us thinking Of all that our leader had done. It also made us realize The world-wide respect he'd won. He was a church and family man, A hero from the last World War, A successful, respected politician, And a good and honorable man. 62 Lewis W. Andrews Haven F. Ayer Joyce (Brown) Foster Louise (Burnell) Chaplin Dorothy Carlson Myron L. Chaplin Thomas W. Easton Carl A. Farnham, Jr. Laurence A. Flagg Ada (Flint) Valley Raymond E. Fogg Milton N. Gilkey Rowena (Haggett) Johnson Gordon W. Hibbard Norman E. Jewett M. John Mackie Marguerite Moran Rachel (Morrison) Graffam Blanche Oldridge Ronald M. Peaco Elaine (Reynolds) Fabello Wendell A. Robinson Arlene (Russell) Cole Edna (Sargent) Mackie Josephine Strout William H. Strout Joseph E. Wells Louise Weymouth Class roll -- 1939 A L U M N Mr. Andrews Mrs. Cole and Mr. Hibbard Mr. Jewett Mrs. Graffam Mrs. Larrabee and Mrs. Norton, Class of 1904 Mrs. Fabello THE ALUMNI TODAY Lewis Wyllard Andrews Harrison, Maine Tannery Worker Six children Myron L. Louise L. Chaplin (Burnell) Naples, Maine Automechanic Housewife Seven children Mr, Chaplin served in World War II in the Philippines and was Senior Class Treasurer. Arlene Russell Cole Bridgton, Maine Housewife Four children Elaine Reynolds Fabello North Bridgton, Maine Housewife Two children, one son living Carl A. Farnham Bridgton, Maine Post Office Clerk One son Mr. Farnham attended Portland Junior College and University of Maine. He served with U. S. Army 1939-1945, one year in Pacific. Raymond E . F ogg Naples, Maine Machinist Three children Currently enrolled in Continued Educa- tion Program at U. M. P.; served in the Air Force 1943-1945 Milton Gilkey Harrison, Maine Leather Worker One son Rachel Morrison Graffam Bridgton, Maine Secretary and Real Estate Broker No children Gordon Wallace Hibbard 290 Baxter Blvd., Portland, Maine Accountant and Treasurer Two sons Graduate of the Hartford (Conn.) Institute of Accounting President of Student Council Served 4 years in Army Norman Edward Jewett 173 Boothby Avenue, South Portland, Maine Tool and Die Maker Two children Graduate of N.Y.A. Metal Trades School Served 3 years in Air Force Ronald Malcolm Peaco Bridgton, Maine Lineman with C.M.P. Co. Four children Served in the Air Force active from 1940 to 1945 and reserves from 1945- 1951. Attended Air Force Technical School URIC A S II idway THE CHIxKERtu FlA | YOUR PIZZA HEADOl |Be a S miwaIgi m II 4 BROCAILLl Drive-In Mai QUALITY MERCHAh Vurvi.11 MODERATE PR1C FRUITS, VEGET Ft MEATS. GROCE ADVERTISING COMPLIMENTS OF Eastview Mr. Mrs. Frank E. Evans Jane Arthur McQuade South Bridgton Friends J. T. Bardsley Company Frances Clayton, Main Street Beauty Shop, Bridgton George Maxfield Harrison Variety Store Superintendent Mrs. Parker Bridgton Dress Company John March Church's Camps Littlehale's Bus Co. 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