Bristol High School - Bristolite Yearbook (Bristol, ME)

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' T' . , ,, I 4 ' L ' I .-'ff' THE RISTOLITE STAFF Edltor Assrstant Edrtor Busmess Manager Adveruslng Productxon Manager Art Edltor Sports Eduor Features Edrtor Organlzauonal Edrtor Alumm Exchanges Treasurer Photography Subscrxpnons KAY SAWYER VIRGINIA BLAISDELL FRANK GENTHNER MIKE CHENEY FRED NAYLOR CRAIG TUKEY MARY LOU BLAISDELL ALICE ACKERLY CHALMER LOUD TADE OSIER MARLENE BURNS SANDRA MILLER NANCY PRENTICE JANE EUGLEY HELEN CREAMER CLELLE GENTHNER LEE ELLIOTT Lxterary Composmon Duected by MRS GLADYS D LEWIS Bustolxte Yearbook Staff Advrsed by MR. RAYMOND ROLLINS Wifi yl 1 COl,!,l21C3l.'X Dlfwl lfJNA' ,I-5 LY 1- PRHNCHPAL S MESSAGE Year after year stu dents parents, and teachers are struck w1th the truth that, after all there 15 nothmg magrcal about hlgh school No partlcular subjects are offered to make a person 1n the course of four years Educatlon rs a matter of self development and the school, through IIS teachers and varrous offenngs, has trted to help those who seek to rmprove themselves Do not stop rmprovrng because you have passed through the ed1f1ce of sec ondary educatron As you seek to free yourselves from the close control of your elders rn the development of your own Capaclly towards maturrty, such free dom to decrde and to behave must be anchored mto proper values for lrvmg and, rn your case for l1V1Hg rn a democratrc socrety Do not lose respect for your state and country Because you are the key to con txnue our democratrc way of lrfe all IS lost rf you do not respect every thrng for mhrch our way of lrfe stands The basls for democracy 15 the famrly so never lose respect for rt Good luck to you all and may you all reach your goals Earle A Cooper N .Sv p h I i l I f ' 9 -X 1 . l . N, S lllIIlIllw 's To the Seniors: I , ' . I .,..-if'-E 1 . 1 'iff fggg, fr, -In , ,, Q ,, 25:53 ff 'Q' r if ,tio-f I., Q K s fn r . ff ,r QM? vf DONALD HUNTER Industrlal Arts Bus1ness Anthmeuc RAYMOND ROLLINS Bus1ness Educat1on Socxal Studxes HARRIET REDONNETT RUTH CURTIS Hot Lunch Supervisors WALTER RICHARDS Janitor EA RLE A COOPER Mathemaucs and Scxences Drlver s Educat1on Physlcal Educat1on GLADYS D LEWIS Languages World Hlstory World Geography bwifilk' CLAIRE MOODY Muslc DOROTHY APGAR wubw gk, Q SANDRA JEAN MILLER An athlete superb but even more lmportant a loyal fnend Class V1ce Presxdent 4 Commerclal Club Presldent 4 Jumor Spotllght Staff 3 Br1stol1te Sta'f 4 Brystol Crystol Carnyvol 1 2 3 4 Magazme Campalgn 1 2 3 4 Semor Class Play 4 One Act Play 3 4 Basket ball 3 4 Captam of 3 4 All Star 3 4 Softball 3 4 Commercxal Club 3 4 Glee Club 2 Llbranan 2 3 '24 N5 'qs-, LEE E ELLIOTT It IS quallty rather than quanuty that counts 1 Jumor Spotlmght Staff 3 Br1stol1te Staff 4 BrystolCrysto1 Carnyvol 1 2 3 4 Magazme Campalgn 1 2 3 4 Semor MA RLENE GERTRUDE BURNS The only way to have a fnend IS to be one Class Secretary 4 Jumor Spotllght Staff 3 Bnstolxte Staff4 Brystol Crystol Carnyvol 1 2 3 4 Magazlne Campalgn 1 2 3 Semor Class Play 4 One Act Play 3 Basketball 3 4 All Star 4 Softball 3 4 Commer c1al Club 3 Llbranan 2 3 MVL Field Day 4 9 D I S I I D I Class Play 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3,4. L D: CHALMER MAE LOUD Aye' Every 1nch an Actress Class Vice President 1 Glee Club President 2 As sistant Editor of Jumor Spothght 3 Bristolite 4 Stu dent Council Rep 3 Carnyvol 1 2 3 4 Queen of 3 Magazine Campaign 1 2 3 4 Captain of4 Senior Class Play 3 4 One Act Play 2 3 4 Prize Speaking First Place 2 Second Place 3 County Speakmg 2 3 Flrst Place 2 Basketball 3 4 Soft ball 3 4 Commercial Club 3 4 MVL Spelling Contest 4 Malne Concert Festtval 3 Dmgo Girls State 3 Office Worker 2 3 Address to Graduates 3 Sportsmanship Award 3 FRED D N AYLOR A little nonsense now and then IS relished by the wisest men Student Council Representatlve 4 Junior Spotlight Staff 3 Bristolrte Staff 4 Brystol Crystol Carnyvol 1 2 3 4 Senior Class Play 4 Cross Country 4 MVL F1eld Day 4 ALICE FLORENCE ACKERLY Well-timed silence has more eloquence than speech. Student Council Representative 43 Bristolite Staff 4: Brystol Crystol Carnyvol 1, 2, 3,4g Senior Class Play 4g Magazine Campaign 45 Softball 4g Attended Port Jefferson 1, 2, 3: Spanish Club 25 Journalism Club 3. r -,M c ff 41 1 A f t, 1.-I' ,, X fd vena FRANK DEERING GENTHNER M1SChlCf glxnts vuthrn hrs eye A spark of laughter that w1ll never d1e Class Presrdent 3 4 Student Counc1l 1 2 3 Repre sentauve of 1 2 V1ce Presldent of 3 Jumor Spotlrght 3 Bnstolrte Busmess Manager 4 Carnyvol 1 2 3 4 Kmg of 3 Magazrne Campargn 1 2 3 4 Sen1or Class Play 4 One Act Play 1 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 All Star 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Hlghest Battmg Average 2 Cross Country 4 Mame Concert Festlval 4 Most Improved Freshman Award 1 School Spmt Award 3 NANCY LEE PRENTICE Laugh and the world laughs Wlth you Spotllght Staff 3 Brrstolrte Staff 4 Brystol Crystol Carnyvol 1 2 3 4 'b Y 1- ' AA Magazrne Campargn 1 Semor Class CLELLE NEIL GENTHNER The woods were made for the hunter of dreams The brooks for f1shers of song Class Vxce Presrdent 2 Class Presldent 1 Student Councrl Rep 3 Jumor Spotlxght Staff 3 Br1stol1te Staff 3 4 Carnyvol 1 2 3 4 Kmg of 2 Magazme Campaxgn 1 2 3 4 Semor Class Play 4 One Act Play 2 Basketball 3 4 Captam of 3 4 All Star 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Captarn of 3 Manager of4 Hrghest Battrng Average 1 3 Marne Concert Festrval 3 4 D1r1go Boys State 3 Sportsmanshlp Award 3 Play 4 Softball 3 4 Cheerleadrng 3 4 MARY LOU BLAISDELL Politeness is to do or say the kindest things in the kindest way Class Treasurer 1 Class Secretary 3 Student Coun c1l Secretary 3 Junlor Spotltght Staff 3 Br1stol1te Staff4 Brystol Crystol Carnyvol 1 2 3 4 Magazme Campargn 1 2 3 4 Semor Class Play 4 One Act Play 1 2 3 4 Jumor Prrze Speaktng 3 Basketball 3 4 All Star 3 4 Softball 3 Commercxal Club 3 4 Glee Club 2 Marne Concert Fest1val 3 Offlce Worker 2 3 PRESCOTT JOHN Cl-IENEY Ind1v1dual1ty IS the salt of common 1 e Class Treasurer 2 Presrdent of Student Counc1l 4 Iumor Spotltght Staff 3 BIISIOIIIC Staff 3 4 Carnyvol 1 2 3 4 Magazme Campa1gn 1 2 3 4 Sen1or Class Play 4 Jumor Pnze Speaklng Second Place 3 Basketball 3 4 Base ball 3 Cross Country 4 Captam of 4 Knox Ltncoln County Meet FIISI Place 4 Boys Indrvtdual Trophy at MVL Fteld Day 4 KAY LORRAINE SAWYER Gentle of speech beneflcent of m1nd Class Presxdent 2 Class Treasurer 3 Student Coun c1l Rep 1 Spotltght Edltor 3 Br1stol1te Assrstant Edrtor 3 Ed1tor rn Ch1ef4 Camyvol 1 2 3 4 Queen of 1 Magaztne Campaxgn Hlgh Salesman 1 2 3 4 Captatn of 3 Manager of 4 Semor Class Play 4 One Act Play 1 2 3 Jun1orPr1ze Speakmg Frrst Place 3 Basketball 3 4 Softball 3 4 Com mercral Club 3 4 Glee Club 2 County Spellmg Contest 1 2 DAR Essay Contest Second Place 3 DARCand1date 4 Mame Concert Fest1val 4 School SPIIII Award 3 OGA Mertt Award il ln. 5+ K R yi f L'-7 7 W ,haf i ,t 0 4,1712 O! TADE Fox OSIER Z A LK!!! out a song the day would never end Class Secretary 1 Student Councrl Representat1ve2 Iumor Spotlrght Staff 3 Brrstollte Staff 4 Brystol Crystol Carnyvol 1 2 3 4 Queen of2 Magazrne Campalgn 1 2 3 4 Sen1or Class Play 3 4 One Act Play 1 2 3 Basketball 3 4 Commercxal Club 3 Glee Club 2 Marne Concert Festrval 4 Offlce Worker 2 IANE MARTHA EUGLEY From a lrttle spark may burst a mrghty flame Class Treasurer 4 Iumor Spotlrght staff 3 Brrstolrte Staff4 Commercral Club 3 4 Vrce Presrdent of 3 Secretary Treasurer of 4 Brystol Crystol Carnyvol 1 2 3 4 Queen Candldate 4 Magazme Campaxgn 1 2 3 4 Sen1or Class Play 4 Basketball 3 Cheerlead1ng4 CRA IG GILBERT TUKEY Laughter makes many fnends Student Councll Treasurer 4 Junlor Spotllght 3 Brxstolrte Staff4 Brystol Crystol Carnyvol 1 2 3 4 Krng of4 Magazlne Campargn 1 2 3 4 Sen1or Class Play 4, One Act Play 3, Junror Prrze Speak mg 3 Baseball 2, 3,4, Class Marshal 3, Offrce Worker 4. l L XSS YlO'l'TO Amb1t1on s Lrght rs A Drstant Star l I XSS I OLORS F L XSS ELOXX ER Blue andVk rte Red Rose h HOXOR P XR V3 Valedrctorran Salutarorran Honor Essay Class Vw 1ll Class Prophecy Class Hlstory Class Glfts to Boys Class Grfts to Grrls Address to Undergraduates KAY SAWYER CHALMER LOUD MARY LOU BLAISDELL TADE OSIER MARLENE BURNS MIKE CHENEY SANDRA MILLER CLELLE GENTHNER FRED NAYLOR fl X55 Ol hlf R5 Presldent FRANK GENTHNER V1ce Pres1dent SANDRA MILLER gl Secretary Treasurer lL, XSS ODI Brrstol Hrgh we must now say so long ro you And each seek our drstant star Though the years have flown by And 1I s trme to part Fondest memorres w1l1 bmd us though far Our teachers and frxends And parents we thank For therr gurdance, help and love Wrth love rn our hearts For our country and our God Oh Brrstol I-hgh FAREWELL. Words by Chalmer Loud ? y We leave you now MARLENE BURNS JANE EUGLEY 1 I , r X ' l YN s, I 147 X A . . 'l ' - 1 ' ' A 1 , ' 'Q ' 1 v ' ,,r,4j1, I C, . X U, ,fi X D A , 44 , . ,V . ., Y, - , N I , ,, . . A . . , I ' .fr . , Q Y. - uuunnu n u I - Q Q n u - Q Address to Graduates - - - ----------- VIRGINIA BLAISDELL 1 KW xi X 'l I 'l' 1 ' All ' 1 ,J ' 11.1, K. 4 . I ,J ,: X , 'S - , A A , I V A W1 8 . . I I : 4 4 K - j J ,5 W A 4 fs Y ' ,mffgizsr Q ,, 4 ,UZ-Kiln 1-1- W Y . W ' ' 'W ,, X 4 ef A . . ,J . , . D I I x! 'Vx BACCALALREATE SERVICE PROGRAM CONGREGATIOINAL CHURCH OF BRISTOL Processronal Mrs Lash Call to Worshrp by The Chou Call to Worshrp by The Pastor Invocatron Hymn Onward Chrrstran Soldrers Solo Jesus Calls Me Scrrpture Readtng Offermg Anthem Trust and Obey Hymn Baccalaureate Message The Chref Part of Learnrng Benedrctron Lord s Prayer Responsrve Readrng Arthur Young Pastoral Prayer The Doxology The Chorr I ve Found a Frrend Mr Pearson Recessronal PROGRAM CLASS NIGHT EXERCISES Processronal Invocatron Address to Graduates Musrc by Student Body Class I-hstory by Mrke Cheney Class Grfts Address to Undergraduates Athletrc Awards Musrc by Student Body Class W1ll by Tade Osrer Benedrctlon by Mr Pearson Mrs Lash Mr Wlswell Vrrgrnra Blarsdell Frnlandra Auld Lang Syne I Lrke It Here Class Prophecy by Marlene Burns Sandra Mrller Clelle Genthner Fred Iwaylor Mr Rollms Mr Cooper Aloha Green Cathedral Pledge Allegrance Class Ode by the Class of 56 Recessronal by Mrs Lash COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF THE BRISTOL HIGH SCHOOL IUNE 12 1956 Processronal by Mrs Moody Salutatory Musrc by Student Body Honor Essay Invocatron by Rev Pearson Chalmer Loud Frnlandra Auld Lang Syne I Lrke It Here Mary Lou Blarsdell Guest Speaker Dr Garland Russell Unrversrty of Marne Musrc by Student Body Valedrctory Presentatron of Awards Presentatron of Drplomas Class Ode Benedrctron by Rev Wrswell Aloha Green Cathedral Pledge Alleglance Kay Sawyer Mr Cooper Mr Bracy Class of 1956 Recessronal by Mrs Moody I BRISTOL HIGH SCHOOL Achievement Awards - - - - - - - - - ' ----- ' - ' ----- Mr. Cooper CLASS HUISTUR Y On September 8 1952 21 of us started as Freshmen at Bristol High At noontime the same day the Juniors initiated us in the usual f manner We were the last class to be initiated by the Jumors by the old dunkmg method The week after school began we elected our first class officers They were as follows President Clelle Genthner Vice Presldent Chalmer Loud Secretary Tade Oster Treasurer Mary Lou Blatsdell Representatives to Student Council Kay Sawyer and Frank Genthner The Freshman Reception was held at the Bristol Town Hall on October 3 We had to present a play called Mother Goose The biggest event of the year was the Brystol Crystol Carnyvol Kay Sawyer from our class was chosen queen At the end of our freshman year we had lost two of our classmates Bradley Burns and Marshall Beote When school opened on September 14 1953 we found that we had lost still another classmate Helen Lailer Officers for the year were President Kay Sawyer Vice Presi dent Norman Chase Secretary Jean Eugley Treasurer Mike Cheney Representatives to Student Council Tade Oster and Frank Genthner During the year we sponsored the first Sophomore I-lop to be held rn the new community gym We also were the first class to play basketball in the new gym although we did not have any scheduled games Tade Oster and Clelle Genthner from our class were elected king and queen of the camyvol In September 1954 we entered school with only 18 1n our class as Jean Eugley didn t return to school During the year we lost Norman Chase and Donald Leeman Vice President Jane Eugley Secretary Mary Lou Blaisdell Treasurer Kay Sawyer Representatives to Student Council Chalmer Loud and Clelle Genthner During the year the class sponsored the Freshman Reception Junior Prize Speakrng the Junior Prom and the Junior Spotlight At the camyvol we won fust prize on our Hawaiian booth Chalmer Loud and Frank Genthner were chosen kmg and queen On September '7 1955 we entered the final year of our high school trammg Fif teen students had weathered the storm as Robert Leeman left early in the fall and David BJorkgren transferred to Lincoln Academy We also gained a new student Alice Ackerly We held our last class election on September 13 and elected the following officers President Frank Genthner V1ce Presldent Sandra Mlller Secretary Marlene Burns Treasurer Jane Eugley Representatives to Student Council Fred Naylor and Alice Ackerly During the year we sponsored the Semor Class Play and a food sale to earn money for our class trip Other activities sponsored for us by the senior mothers and the P T A were a beano and the Christmas Dance We once again won first prize for our booth in the carnyvol which was painted as a treasure chest From our class Craig Tukey was chosen king The highlight of the year no doubt was the Semor Class Trip to Washington D C and New York We left on March 23 with the senlors from Lincoln Academy and WISCBSCI High School and it proved to be a most enyoyable trip This now brings us to graduation We leave Bristol High wrth many happy memories Mike Cheney Class Historian 1 X ' P I 1 Q . . 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CL ASS WTILL We the class of 1956 berng of unsound mrnd no memory and G mrsunderstandrng do declare thrs to be our last wrll and testament srgned and attested thrs 11th day of June rn the year of our Lord 1956 5' Vrrgrnra Blarsdell a season s trcket to Lakehurst Helen Creamer a parr of strlts so she wrll measure exactly srx feet four rnches Lawrence Lane a Jetmobrle for obvrous reasons Martha Webster a specral bus runnrng from her house to Vrrgrnra s so she won t have any trouble wrth transportatron Arthur Poland a lrttle less desrre to argue wrth all teachers Mane Poland opportunrty to teach her own art classes at Brrstol Hrgh School Howard Plummer a superhrghway from Brrstol Mrlls to South Brrstol Donna Lane a crabtree for reasons unknown Krmball Gott a chemistry set so he can set off hrs own explosrons Dottre Sykes a new prnk scarf for her harr so Brrstol can wrn all of therr basketball games next year Donna Chrckerrng an opportunrty to be on a TV qurz show so she can wrn one mrllron dollars Bobby Hanna summer em ployment at the Moxre Cove Estate Donna Prentrce an automatrc note passrng machrne Tommy Rerlly one tooth Phyllrs McFarland an answer to all her problems Frank Gamage a brg gun to protect hrm from all dangerous anrmals on hrs way to and from school Donna Foster a brg lantern so she can fmd her way to her house at nrght Ronnre Pendleton a car so he can save the wear and tear on hrs shoes Judre Fossett an underground passage from her house to school Crarg Srmmons prrvate vorce lessons so he may enjoy all the musrc festrvals rn the state Carol Olson a free taxr rrde from Round Pond to Damarrscotta every Saturday nrght Danny Cheney hrs own prrvate key to Mr Cooper s closet so he can hrde from Mrs Lewrs whenever he wants Kathleen Gott a large box of statronery as she plans to do a lot of wrrtrng next year Arthur Young a televrsron show of hrs own Clarre Lrttle lots and lots of new earrrngs Brlly Hawksworth a package of crgarettes all hrs own Charlotte Hanley a short wave radro so she can let her Mamma know when and where to prck her up Davrd Munsey a lawn mower run by remote control Bobby Trbetts one brg box of growrng prlls Lrllran Larler a prrvate room rn whrch she can tell all her secrets to Jeanre and Carol Donnre Collamore a ranch house so he wrll have surroundrngs to match hrs musrc Jean Beote enough gum to keep her well supplred rn school next year Rrchard Masters a specral pencrl that can spell Drane Grlbert an alarm clock wrth a loud bell Rrchard Collamore more apprecratron for all the favors asked of hrm Georgra Young a lrttle less norse rn the krtchen so she can srng to her heart s content Teddy Lewrs a trcket to Pans so he can use hrs French vocabulary Mary Ann Berry frfty cents so she may send to Sear s Roebuck for a lrcense to drrve her father s convertrble Allen Benner a puppy that hrs mother wrll let hrm keep Brlly Chase opportunrty to prtch all no hrt games for Brrstol next year Mrs Lewrs a typewrrter that doesn t make mrstakes Mr Hunter a mrlkrng stool wrth a sponge rubber cusluon Mr Rollrns frfty more students at B H S Mr Cooper a system of rankrng on the square rnstead of on the curve 1 AN ' X4 ,-M-ff -9 W' 'W'-.. Aff 'A x'wu-- P1 ,,.-put!!- fl ff 5Z NS.:.'?.',' gf. .ai ff? av' A., ' ' President KIMBALL GOTT V1ce Presldent DOTTY SYKES Secretary HELEN CREAMER Al Treasurer Ni- DONNA cH1cKER1NG Left to nght D Chxckenng K Gott D Sykes H Creamer JUNJIUR CLASS We entered school on September 7 1955 wrth 12 H1 our class In November Betty Grbson returned to Portland and Iohn Beote also left us Martha Webster Uans ferred to our class from Pennsylvama ID January Our representanves to the Student Councxl are Howard Plummer and Donna Lane Among the successful funct1ons we sponsored were the Freshman Recepuon Prrze Speakrng Iumor Prom the Charhe Ba11ey Show and the Iunlor Spotllght We also sold sportswear beanng the school shleld to many grade school and hrgh school stu dents Kxng and Queen candrdates of the Carnyvol were Arthur Poland and Marte Poland Our booth decorated as a garden scene recelved many complrmems Wrth one more year to go we are thmkrng ahead lt IS evrdent that next year wrll be a profltable and enjoyable one for the Class of 57 Seated M Poland V Blarsdell M Webster H Creamer D Sykes Standlug D Chrckenng H Plummer L Lane K Gott A Poland Mr Rollins Class Advlsor Absent Donna Lane if I fix 3, ' A iff E . ' i ' 5 , j3 b U tx, N X 412 fyfdfwwws 1' Q f , A, ,X j s - President Raymond Cheney Vtce Presldent Iudre Fossett Secretary v Donna Prentxce Treasurer Tommy Rerlly Left to rrght D Prentrce I Fossett R Cheney T Rerlly SUPHIOMURE CLASS We entered our sophomore year wrth a class of 20 students Lorrarne Feltrs drd not return Al Lane left durtng the fall and Phylhs McFarland entered the class makrng a total of 19 R Pendleton and K Gott were our Student Councxl Representauves Our class sponsored a Leap Year Hop and were rn the one act play contest Iudre Fossett took frrst place 1n the M V League Spelhng Contest We portrayed Indlans 1n the carnyvol and were very successful wrth our game of bean toss Our candrdates for lung and queen were Crarg Srmmons and Kathleen Gott Our class lS not only the largest rn the school but rs the most athletrc Almost three quarters of our class pa.rt1c1pated IH sports Seated D Prentrce K Gott C Olson I Fossett C Hanley D Foster Standrng R Pendleton Mr Hanter Class Advtsor T Retlly B Hawksworth E Osgood C Srmmons D Munsey A Young R. Cheney B Hanna F Gamage B Poland Claxre Llttle Absent Phyllrs McFarland 'Q z 6. ,, .'.,fffZz..,,i, A . b L, k Nr ' A 4 x .fx 'ff 'T , fm. X X f I M 5' A. X Xxx? xx ka LW! 'S W' if I President 5 Billy Chase l Vice President Teddy Lewis Secretary Treasurer Mary Ann Berry Left to right T Lewis B Chase M Berry FRESHMAN CLASS We freshmen have taken our first step IIIIO htgh school life this year and have found we 11ke it We entered hrgh school with a class of 12 Malcolm Weaver was a member of our class from November to January Richard Collamore and Georgia Young were elected to represent the class rn Student Council During the year our class took part in a rugged but enjoyable Freshman Reception We sponsored the Rhythm Ranch Show and participated tn the one act play contest Our theme in the carnyvol was the Ctvrl War Period and our chosen candidates for king and queen were Mary Ann Berry and B111y Chase We have taken part rn many activities and are looking forward to next year Seated L Latler D Gilbert G Young M Berry I Beote Standing T Lewis D Collamore A Benner B Chase R. Masters R. Collamore B Trbbets Mrs Lewis Class Advisor it Su Eg Ex ' A ,gf IWHUS ' STS ARTHU Fl YOU N G- er QCNSLDERATE IMI U5 x R-vNNlE EEA warm KIMEHLL- L5-.DTT Q4 '-JNxBLc:fv EESN4 I 'N55 1 5 6 ,y 5 MX E 1 -, '9 E T . ' fig X n j A -- X IJ ' ' YS afvf-dfl .,E 35,4 lag. Ns R - -. MQ ' 'hr ' -f:1 'm+-rg X: Agn P' 5' - ... 1.71 if 1 '11 by N- 2 'y .QUT if rX 'Xg-,'1L.L .r'-TTT' ONAUT7 -bf . K- , at X J' x MIKE mc QHENEY , -'xf1!Wx ea-Prnfve lv 'N I 4 rf Z 4 of H H E A C - - xJ A 'E K 4 Q A 5 fx If If .1 ..- 5 AHFC 90:3 -4 J 22. YH UR, - -A Q, 'fl I T T U K T 41 LW .QDT L QJHEHATIYE 1 W A IFN-ii 4 J LJ U2 ,aa ux youmf MOST PSVULAIX Mosw' succsssffuz. F H RXNNN ,.-., Q f - f V .- Og 1- xp QQ A , , ,,, N 1 I X . hiv T- E Y N , 1HfR n E fi 8 . - . 4AVilKE WE' ,LE , fS 'D T 'W'AptiTg'6 'f' BEST DRESSED Qt ' , C 1 . fg P1 -, b Z ' fx. s.X 4.544.5- A1777 IDP Xl BOX XNDQ RL The Ideal Boy and Grrl of B H S would have the ugh of Alrce Ackerly Crarg Srmmons harr of Kathleen Cott Arthur Poland ears of Mane Poland Davrd Munsey yes of Judy Fossett B1lly Chase nose of D1anne Grlbert Bobby Hanna teeth of Lrllran Larler Fred Naylor ps of Kay Sawyer Allen Benner sm1le of Dotty Sykes Ronny Pendleton Y ' ' '1 , ' 7 , 'r 7 'I ' ., as r . fn A , JI la : di : . ' . . . ' . l V ' : C0 ' : 7 u U . I . I e : Ie S : I I . . ' , . : he' 1 f .1 . ' . . I , li : fi ' : v l v ' : S 6 ' ' : I I 'ew 'f X' ' Y VT -1 Shire N, W. r L . A A 3 X K a , , . y . . ' . ,, . , , . . g vv Y I I L ' ' . . V I ' . . I I . ' . a . P. . g . , I I I I . Y, ' . . . . , V . P. r ' - - 4 . .. NA ME Ma ry Lou Ka Crarg Jane ee Marlene Fred Tade Mlke Chalmer Clelle Sandra Frank Nancy Alrce HAUNT any pl ce Bruce rs school corner gara e home Walpole l-larborlrte Gott s Lakehurst clamflats Boothbay Harbor South Srde Russell s where there are grrls baseball games New Harbor mples of Georgra Young B l-lavl ksworth mplexron of Carol Olson Danny Cheney hands of Donna Foster Donny Collamore g of Chalmer Loud Clelle Genthner feet of Jane Eugley Tommy Rerlly rght of Mary L Blarsdell Mrke Cheney gure of' physrgue of Tade Osrer Frank Genthner p akrng vorce of Grnme Blarsdell Crarg Tukey NIUR ST -QXTHS NLS LIKES shorthand week ends brown eyes algebra convertrbles fun Jokes lobsters Black frshrng sleeprng watermelon teachers Hudsons B111 Haley dancrng rce cream track skln d1v1ng food musrc Ka lobsters Italran sandwrches CSIS baseball Perry Como, umprres Bobby? New York DISLIKES tomatoes lxver snakes flrrts snow work New York book reports school tests thunder storms rrce teachers Fords berry 1ck1n wrestllng geometry sprders snobs coffee speeches trxpe przza re the old mard S club the dark, smelts rnsects, rarn AMBITION the best sec rn the U S do somethrng worthwhrle have a m1ll1on dollars to grow flve rnches to be a good ftsherman nurse for a movre star clam dlggmg teach rn chrldren s hosp a doctor extraordrnary drrector of a musrc festrval be a major league pltcher to be a housewrfe become a four star general style the ha1r of queens buy for Saks Frfth Avenue v 9 5 r o'Q.v . 0 fo, 4 ,L ,L -.. -5, foo ,J o gl, 4. M- 'J If fr' 1 .,, '97 Q-,, . . .6 ,VCI -QQ? :,50:'0f.1., ' .M ' fyhwcl 'yrs 460 -hm, L. o,, 4 ,. 1 4 ' - M. ' 9 af iz f www Sealed. Standing, ff0fT1 6 from left I0 fight to nght Gott R Collomore Poland H Plummer Poland Mr Cooper Chanel' F Naylor TUkeY R Pendleton Young Mrssrng IS A Ackerly D Lane STUDENT CCUUNCIIIL. The flrst Student Councrl meetmg thrs year was held September 22 The Arthur Poland Treasurer Cralg Tukey Secretary Mane Poland The Student Councrl has bought the followrng arttcles record books for each class a lung belt for tumblxng and letters for the boys' track team A coke machme was purchased and has proved very profrtable The Student Counctl sponsored an Emre Lendall Show The returns from thrs performance were very large The Student Councxl passed a vote to enter the new league whrch IS now called the Medomak Valley League wrth the followlng schools Appleton Br1stol Rockport St George Umon and Warren l ft K. , M. , A . , P. , c. , G. . . . following officers were elected: President, Prescott Cheney: Vice President, STL DENT QOLNCIL YW KRDS ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS The W1ll1am R Kempton Brrstol Hlgh School Scholarshrp Award Kay Sawyer Honor Medal Kay Sawyer Sportsmanshtp Mary Lou Blarsdell Cltlzenshrp Chalmer Loud School Sp1r1t Vtrgrma Blarsdell Clelle Genthner Prrze Speakrng fxrst Krmball Gott V1rg1n1a Blarsdell second Lawrence Lane Donna Lane and Helen Creamer SPORTS AWARDS GIRLS BASKETBALL S Mrller H Creamer M Burns C Loud M Poland Sykes K Sawyer T Oster M L Blarsdell V Blarsdell BOYS BASKETBALL C Genthner R Masters F Genthner C Srmmons T Rerlly R Pendleton M Cheney CHEERLEADING N Prentlce L Larler I Beote C Olson I Eugley SOFTBALL D Sykes H Creamer S Mrller N Prenuce C Loud K Sawyer M Burns A Ackerly M Webster M Poland V Blaxsdell D Gxlbert D Chlckerlng C Olson L Larler G Young BASEBALL F Genthner C Genthner L Lane A Poland C Tukey R Pendleton C Srmmons R Hanna R Tlbetts W Chase JL NTIUR SPUTLHGHT ST A FF Front row left to rrght G Young M Poland H Creamer K Gott V Blalsdell M A Berry C Hanley D Chrckermg Back row M Webster H Plummer A Young C Srmmons B Chase R Collamore T Lewrs A Poland Mr Roll1ns Advtsor D Sykes 'V W 'Y . 1 'Y 'r , X . . A . A A KX B 1 ,ra X, ,fd ' : . ' , . , . , . , . , D. : . , . , . , . , . , . , CROSS COUNTRY: M. Cheney, F. Naylor, C. Simmons, A. Poland, F. Genthner. 1 7 1 i X I r ' ' A X ' ' R ' ' A . bi ' ' I I M: 3 'J 3 A JV . 5 gg ga- , I 1 ' ' 7, K -5:51 4 I! 'Eg K 'rye A - D . 'A 1 ' I 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' D 1 ' I ' 1 U LIBRARIANS Young Berry Foster Prenuce Young Gott Gamage Creamer Supervisor Mrs Lewrs 'N OFFICE WORKERS . Tukey Fossett Plummer Blarsdell Creamer Foster Nw COMMERCIAL CLUB Presrdent S Mrller Secretary Treasur J Eugley Poland Blarsdell Loud K Sawyer Advrsor Mr Rollms 1112225 xx 4 -d FXS TQ XS my J X AS gzxx 04X 33 Q32 J BOYS NND GIRLS B XSKETB XLL The Blue Blazers had a very successful year rn the Medomak Valley League for 1955 1956 The grrls tred wrth Appleton for second place and the boys frnrshed rn thrrd posruon Everyone showed much progress and played well Brrstol had a Varsrty and Iumor Varsrty team thrs year for both guls and boys The Varsrry played the league games and the IV s played the non league games The boys lost thetr one tournament game 52 43 agarnst Vrnalhaven Thrs was only our second year of basketball but due to the fme help and coach mg of Mr Raymond Rollrns and the co operatron of the players we had a very enJoy able year We are very proud of both teams Brrstol Brlstol 'Brrstol Brrstol 'Brrstol 'Brrstol Brrstol 'Brrstol 'Bnsrol Brrstol 'Brrstol Brrsrol 'Brrstol Brrstol Brrstol 'Brrstol GIRLS GAMES Brrstolrtes Wrscasset Jnron Boothbay H Appleton Warren S Br1sto1 Unron Appleton Boothbay H Warren Town Team Rockport S Brrstol Wrscasset Rockport League games rndrcated by ' Brrstol Brrstol 'Brrstol Brrstol 'Brxstol Brrstol Brrstol 'Brrstol Brrstol 'Brrstol Brrstol Brtstol 'Brrstol Brrstol 'Bnstol Brrstol 'Brrstol Brrstol Brlstol 'Brrstol BOYS GAMES Faculty Wrscasset Unron Boothbay H Appleton Waldoboro Waldoboro Warren S Brrstol Unron Waldoboro Waldoboro Appleton Boothbay H Warren Town Team Rockport S Brrstol Wrscasset Rockport LHLT Rl li NIH R5 Thrs year there were frve cheerleaders dressed rn blue skrrts and whrte blouses cheerrng for the teams Nancy Prentrce head cheerleader and Carol Olson were the veterans of last year and Jane Eugley L1l11an Larler and Jean Beote were the new COITICIS Each game was frlled wrth plenty of pep and excrtement We have en1oyed learmng new cheers and are lookrng forward to next year s games We ll be cheerrngl ' up V .Y I 1 W 9 . - A .L ' A A ' 44 ' ' 26 ' 29 ' 55 ' 48 ' 27 ' ' 31 ' ' 28 ' 32 ' ' 35 . 34 ' 26 . ' 51 31 ' 53 ' 52 21 ' 32 ' 33 . ' 30 ' 48 ' 46 ' 32 ' 78 ' 39 48 ' 29 . ' ' 23 . 17 ' 44 ' ' 46 14 ' 16 ' 67 35 ' 30 ' 40 61 ' 66 ' 46 . ' 44 ' 38 . ' 64 ' 51 ' 57 ' 18 45 ' 50 ' 42 ' ' 3 ' 37 . ' . 54 . ' 42 1. ..4,j1 14, iff. rf 1 5.4 Qflv. wz,CHEERLEXDERS 15 Clockwisez C. Olson L Lailer I. Eugley I. Beote N. Prentice 41 F511 fk' S A fix Kneeling left to right F Genthner M Cheney F Naylor A Poland Standing R Collamore C Simmons R Cheney R Pendleton Coach Mr Cooper K RUSS C UL YFVRW This year for the first time a Cross Country Team was organized and coached by Mr Cooper Members of this team are Mike Cheney Frank Genthner Arthur Poland Fred Naylor Ronald Pendleton Craig Simmons Richard Collamore Kimball Gott Raymond Cheney and David BJorkgren Although this was the first year for the Blue Blazers they proved themselves ex cellent competition for their opponents Mike Cheney displayed outstanding ability by placing first in 3 out of 4 meets, and breaking a record. Their first meet was on Sept. 30, with Wiscasset and Kents Hill at Wiscasset. Al- though Wiscasset won the meet, Mike Cheney ran the 2.2 mile course in 11 min. 30.8 sec. and was first to finish. Their first win was over the Lincoln Academy Eagles on Oct. 20, 23 to 32. Mike Cheney rounded the 2.7 mile course in 14 min. 21 sec. Bristol's first five placed: 1. Cheney 3. Genthner 5. Poland 6. Naylor 8. Bjorkgren. On Oct. 27, the Knox-Lincoln League meet was held at Union. There were 6 schools participating. Mike Cheney placed first for the individual winner and set a new record of 13 min. 39.8 sec., breaking the previous record by a few seconds. The schools finished as follows: 1. Rockland 2. Wiscasset 3. Bristol 4. Waldoboro 5. Lincoln 6. Union. On Nov. 3, the Blue Blazers went to the University of Maine to participate in the state meet. Bristol was in Class B with such schools as Rockland, Casco, Bar Harbor, and Berwick. Mike came in 11th out of 168 boys, and as a school, Bristol placed 15th out of 21. Front row left to rrght Mr Rollrns coach M Webster V Blarsdell C Loud D Sykes D Grlbert M Burns H Creamer Back row S Mrller A Ackerly D Chrckerrng N Prentrce M Poland C Olson G Young L Larler K Sawyer SOFTBALL Thts year though bemg only the second season of softball proved to be very successful and excrung By the end of the school year Br1stol was tred for frrst place wrth Warren wrth four league WIHS and one loss On Jlme 15 a play off game was played at the L1ttle League freld 1n Waldoboro Bnstol scorched Warren by a score of 14 to 6 to grve the Br1stol g1rls the M V L softball trophy equally well at battmg She made four home runs rn our SIX games played Other Sen1ors who wrll be leavrng are Marlene Burns who d1d an excellent Job as catcher Kay Sawyer short stop Al1ce Ackerly left freld Nancy Prennce second base and Chalmer Loud shot freld All ofthe senlor players wxsh next year s team and coach the best of luck Bnstol Bnstol Br1stol Br1stol Br1stol Br1stol Br1stol Br1stol G A MES AND 14 SCORES Erghth Grade Un1on South Br1stol Samt George Warren Rockport Appleton Warren qforfextedy RJ Q One of the seniors, Sandra Miller, not only proved her skill in pitching but did - 26 ' 7 7 ' 12 ' 8 X . 8 . 3 X' ' 12 ' 0 ' 10 11 ' - 2-- ' 19 4 . 5 O . ' 6 H v Www wifi' -bil all!! .r Kneelrng left to rrght R Collamore B T1bbets R Pendleton A Poland F Genthner Captaln Standmg Mr Cooper Coach B Hanna C Sxmmons C Tukey B Chase L Lane Absent Clelle Genthner BASEBALL The league baseball schedule th1s year had to be changed to a half schedule ser1es because of bad weather and wet frelds Instead of 10 league games rt was cut to ftve Brrstol showed great promrse but the loss of two Senrors Clelle Genthner pltcher and Lee Ellrott th1rd baseman proved to slow down the ab1l1ty of the team However Br1stol placed th1rd 1n the league The Semors leavrng are Frank Genthner Cra1g Tukey Lee Ellrott and Clelle Genthner All of them are four year lettermen 1n baseball The four boys havrng lughest battrng averages were Craxg Srmmons 417 Arthur Poland 412 Bobby Hanna 400 and Cralg Tukey 333 GAMES AND SCORES Br1stol 4 Umon 2 Br1stol 3 Rockport 6 Br1stol 19 South Br1stol 0 Brxstol 4 ' Rockport 7 Brxstol 8 ' Umon 15 Brxstol 7 ' Appleton 0 Br1stol 8 ' Sarm George '7 Br1stol 4 ' Warren 5 'Countrng league games 'Xl .A 3.4 ...aa .l f h iz QJUU1 Q1 Q Q ., y +4 'L' , l N A D Y , A A, . ,fp y . 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N : . - : . - : ' . - - 4 43165 a I I I Lou Blarsdell Helen Cream er Richard Couomote Left to nght Mary 4 Ann Berry Kay Sawyer rcrmbau Gott and YN HW Ch almer LOUd HIGH SALESMF-N Left to rrght Judy Fossett Arthur Young Carol Olson Chalmer Loud 7 ...ir SPELLING CHAMPS Representatrves to Dmgo State Clelle Genthrrer an Chalmer Loud FESTIVAL ATTENDANTS S x, 1 1' 'Q ,R P X A R T Y T is WELSH MA INE CONCERT Apr114 '7 Arthur Young Crarg S1mmor1s Clelle Genthner Frank Genthner K1mba1l Gott Tade Osxer Kay Sawyer Aga Mrs Moody Supervrsor JLXIOR PRIZE SPE AK ERS P Left to nght H Creamer K Gott frrst puze D Lane L Lane V Blalsdell frrst pnze H Plummer M Webster 4 . Q r .. . ' ,J E 'I V 'I O Q r f 1 K' 'A ' 1 I . ' , 1 ..... X ' 'Y W A 0 fx . J 1 - If A 1 . . A if ,- Q. I -. .. ' I 'Va sr I Q , E7 f, 1 ' rfi . Y-xv, , X , ' NAP Y J A . . I I I , l ny ,' .5 1 Il F U I U -' - fi. 1' -,'?.-M ,. ,' f ' 5- xl' NSY eflii t ., , . ji,-11 -'-L, . il... .. ,FE 1 ' jj I T , 'J Q ' I I l, ,f'L,g .' V ,. I ' 4 Ui f F V X , 5 4 - 'Q , ' 4 4.4.-r, I 1 ' v ' 1 . l S 0 U ' 1 ' 9 ' ' Q . , . . 3 1 E ffm -1 1 NM lftuu f Q whwfi 7 f 9 l The bnde to be Vxrgtma Blalsdell 1okes wtth france Frank Genthner THE CONTEST ONE ALT PL KY Br1stol H1gh School won the Medomak Valley League trophy for tts play The Day After Forever whrch was duected by Gladys Lewls It was chosen as the best rn the MV L contest at Umon on A pr1l 22 The best actress award was presented to Chalmer Loud who had a leadrng role tn the play V1rg1n1a Blatsdell and Sandra Mxller also rece1ved honorable mentton The play was put on m the state one act play contest at Gardmer Apr1l 15 and also at Lmon June 16 for the Un1on Alumnl The play whtch was presented f1ve tlmes was of a sertous nature and d1ff1cu1t to enact but the dramatrc ab1l1ty of tts cast made rt one of Brtstol s best and one that w11l be unequalled for years to come Left to nght Mary Lou B1a1sdell Chalmer Loud Mrs Lewls dlrector Sandra Mlller Frank Genthner and Vlfglflla Blarsdell A 'Sw SX SOPHOMORE One Act Play Front row Clatre Lrttle Donna Prentlce Kathleen Gott Judy Fossett Back row Mr Hunter drrector Arthur Young Crarg Srmmons Ronme Pendleton v JUNIOR One Act Play Front ron Marre Poland Martha Webster Vrrgrma Blarsdell Helen Creamer Back row Krmball Gott Howard Plummer Mr Cooper drrector Arthur Poland is-4 FRESHMAN One Act Play Front row Georgra Young Llllran Larler Drane Grlbert Back row Nlrs Lems drrector Rrchard Collamore Brlly Chase Bobby Trbbetts CLASS UXESACT PLAYS Three one-act plays were presented in the Bristol Gymnasium on February 17 by the freshman sophomore, and junior classes The junior's play Candy Goes on a Diet which was directed by Mr Cooper was awarded first place by the judges The Ming Thing was the name of the comedy mystery play presented by the sophomore class under the direction of Mr Hunter The freshmen presented an entertaining comedy, lfG1rls Asked Boys for Dates It was directed by Mrs Lewis These plays were all warmly accepted by the audience and proved that there will be some very good plays presented at Bristol in the future for the underclassmen that participated did an excellent Job WEUVL FIELDDKY Bristol High grabbed both the Medomak Valley League titles by racking up the most p01l'llS in both boys and girls events in the loop s first track meet at Umor Fair grounds on June 2 Bristol s boys totaled 52 113 points the girls 31 Union s boys totaled 29 213 and Appleton 14 Warren swung 1llI0 second spot in the girls contests with 22 Apple ton was third with 14 and Rockport fourth with 8 Individual high scorer was Mike Cheney of Bristol with 28 He won the mile 440 880 discus tied for first with Arthur Poland of Bristol in the high Jump placed second in the 220 and third in the shot put and 100 yard dash Individual high point winner in the girls division was Brenda Fish ofAppleton with 11 Both she and Cheney were awarded individual cups Mary Ann Berry of Bristol tallied 10 points for second place in the girls division She won the broad Jump and the 220 yard dash Ribbon awards went to the first three finishers 1n each event Those winning ribbons from Bristol were M Cheney A Poland R Collamore C Simmons F Naylor M Berry D Chickering V Blatsdell M Burns Mike wins the 1 mile run V Blarsdell High Iump1ng?? 7 I- HU Hlslf Hfbfbl Sbxlfjlqf L XQSTRHQ The sentor class accompanred by Mr Cooper and Mr Rolllns went to Damarrscotta on the evenrng of March 23 met vwrth the Sentors of Ltncoln Academy and left on a chartered bus for our class trrp We ptcked up the Wrscasset Senrors maktng a total of 36 on our bus We traveled all nrght and checked tn at the Vlctorra Hotel Saturday morntng After breakfast we walked to Radro Crty Musrc Hall where we saw a movte plus a very wonderful stage show After the show our t1me was free untrl 3 30 p m when we made a trtp to the top of the R C A Burldrng That evenrng we vrsrted the N B C Butldrng Stnce our evemng was free from then on everyone went to varrous places of rnterest rn the crty We left New York Sunday mormng and rode strarght through to the U S Naval D C arrrvrng at the Ralergh Hotel rn the late afternoon Our ftrst tour on Monday mornrng was a vrsrt to the Bureau of Prrnttng and En gravtng From there we took a gutded tour through the F B I Burldtng after whtch we were gulded through the Natron s Capttol That afternoon our bus drrver took us to Mount Vernon where we spent an hour seerng many tnteresttng stghts On the way back from Mount Vernon we saw the Natronal Atrport and Masomc Burldtng stopped at Arlrngton Cemetery where we watched the changtng of the guards at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldrer and on to the Washtngton Monument After supper that eventng we went on a twthght tour of Washrngton vtstttng the Ford Theatre where Ltncoln was shot and the house rn whtch he dred We vrsrted the Jefferson Memorral Lrncoln Memortal and Congressronal Ltbrary After our tour we had the rest of the evemng to ourselves On Tuesday mornrng we went to the beauttful Francrscan Monastery and on to the zoo whrch proved to be of great rnterest to all From there we stopped to take ptctures of the Whrte House and on to see the marvelous statue of the martnes plantrng the flag at Iwo Irma After vrsrtmg the Smrthsonran Instrtute we had the rest of the afternoon free That evenrng we took a boat trrp up the Potomac along wrth many other schools to an amusement park where we stopped for an hour There was an orchestra on the boat whrch provlded musrc for dancrng whrle satlrng to and from the park Wednesday mornrng on our way back to New York we stopped at Independence Hall rn Phrladelphra Upon arrrvrng rn New York some of us went to the Statue of Lrberty and others went shopprng Our trme was free untrl mrdnxght when we started home and arrrved tn Damarrscotta Thursday mornrng We were very much thrrlled by the whole trrp for the mterestmg srghts we saw the places we vrsrted and the companronshrp we shared were experrences we wrll never forget We would all lrke to thank Mr Cooper and Mr Rollrns for betng such nrce chaperones They certatnly couldn t have grven us a better t1me w fl 1 1' 1 ' ' I' I T ' 'I 'W ' '1 - ' 1 T . It ' 4 C 4 XX A ' , , x X A XI, A ,fly , C . . . ur. , -,. 1.1.x r . r. 7 , I s . - I l . , : . . A U I I a Academy in Annapolis. After a very interesting visit there we headed for Washington, . . . . ' I , . , . BRYSTUL CRYSTOL A 1!J-A The annual Brystol Crystol Carnyvol was held on Apnl 18 19 and 20 The gym naslum decorated wrth lobster buoys a large se1ne and lobster pots, gave a nauucal appearance to the entrre scene The booths were unusually attractlve thrs year w1th the classes decoranng tn keeprng wtth the hrstoncal scenes deprcted IH the pageant The sen1or's booth decorated as a huge treasure chest to typrfy the trmes of DIXIE Bull won frrst pnze The Junror s colonral booth the sophomore s Indtan booth and the freshman s C1v1l War booth were all very attractrve Decoratrons were under the drrectron of Ray Rolltns The Coronatron Ball held on Saturday evemng featured the musrc of Norman Brackett The candtdates for the selecuon of krng and queen of the carnyvol were Jane Eugley Cratg Tukey Marte Poland Arthur Poland Kathleen Gott Cralg Srmmons, Mary Ann Berry and Btlly Chase Cratg Tukey and Mane Poland were chosen and crowned by last year s lung and queen, Frank Genthner and Chalmer Loud The Saturday afternoon program featured a talent show Mtss Olga Lemkee of WCSH TV judged the 19 contestants who entered Arthur Young Tade Oster Donald Collamore and Crarg Srmmons from the high school were chosen to appear on the pro gram whrch she sponsors every Mon day evenrng The combrned efforts of the art class and the musrc department nf? Q 5 together wrth the entlre student body pageant Hrstory of Bnstol 1 success The stage settrng with the .l 7 If f 1 beautrful scene of Pemaqurd Po1nt ff' parnted under the drrectlon of Doro thy Apgar made a realtstrc settrng for the acts The stockade of 1632 and the turret of Fort Wtlltam Henry were bu11t by the Industrral X I , sr T - . ff yf A . , . D . ' .. P 1' , 'Y I . ., Q vs . . 1 .1-1 pf, ' ' ' ner f 4 t- A j Q- 1 ' , W directed b Glad sLewis, made the -. , ' M I5 I, , ,U y y A ' -- I 'I S - ' , ' ' , ab'g bn-at U I 5 p . . . , fXRNlX DL Arts students under the supervision of Don Hunter The lighttng effects super vised by Earle Cooper were most unusual and effective The last scene which showed basketball baseball etc was climaxed by a tumbling act conslstxng of graceful and flexible gym students Craig Tukey as the narrator carried the story along most effectively The rnuslc arranged and played by Claire Moody was ably adapted to fit the atmosphere of the various acts The pageant opened in 1605 with the lndlans in song and dance doing a very real1st1c Job Two years later the visit of Gilbert and Popham was portrayed and in 1625 the slgning of the first deed in New England at New Harbor In 1632 the scene was Shurt s Fort at Pemaquxd Beach and the capture of the fort by Dixie Bull was shown In 1765 a garden party at Pema quid Falls gave the opportunity for a beautiful gavotte in appropriate costumes The second act rn 1696 was at Fort William Henry with the capture of Grace Higman and Mrs Yates and her children On December 4 1765 in the kitchen of Robert Sproul of Harrington the first town meeting was enacted by the seruor boys The girls of the class prepared the meal before an old fashioned fireplace making the scene a very real1st1c one The church service held at Pemaquld Point in 1812 at the time of the battle between the Boxer and the Enterprise was featured by the fresh men The same group also depicted another of the interesting scenes a meeting in Walpole in 1865 held to honor the Civil War boys that re- turned home The entire student body enjoyed putting on the pageant and received many fine compliments 0- if P ,J 'FIV Illia' amsm man scuoon NEI? TRAWIM W' XQTIUJN SH OTS ART DRIVER TRAINING CAR DRIVER EDUCATION TYPING 1- Qu Qu 1 cg U' N1 Ei W I UPF CLA SSES PHYSICAL EDUCATION INDUSTRIAL ARTS GENERAL SCIENCE Xi? -'x is T 2 Lil! NLL VLSI Class of 1955 Betty Jane Brackett Employed by First National Bank Portland Marne Patricla Crook fMrs William Bennery Housewife Round Pond Marne Larry Jones Attending Gorham State Teachers College Gorham Maine Carolyn Kelsey fMrs Wallace Leemanj Housewife South Bristol Maine Wallace Leeman Mason s Helper South Brrstol Marne Chester Rice Serving l.l'l the United States Army Robert Tukey Attending Gorham State Teachers College Gorham Maine Laura Wotton At home Chamberlain Maine Cl ass of 1954 Norman Benner Working at Round Top Dairy Farm Damarrscotta Maine Nilltam Benner Serving in the United States Army Sandra Beote fMrs Neil Priory Housewife Bristol Maine Donna Blalsdell Dorng Secretarial Work Jack Brackett Fishing New Harbor Maine Virginia Chickering Doing Secretarial Work Joseph Crooker Attending Wentworth College Boston Massachusetts Robert Foster Serving in the Umted States Navy Phyllis I-lawksworth Caring for Children Bristol Maine Merrrll Holmes General Contractor New Harbor Maine Kilton Todd Oster Serving tn the Umted States Coast Guard Paul Redonnett Working at C1ty Service Garage Damariscotta Maine Philip Russell Attendmg University of Maine Orono Maine Stanley Sawyer Attending Auburn School of Commerce Auburn Maine Class of 1953 Gordon Benner Serving in the United States Army Marjorie Benner Attending Marne Medical Center Portland Maine Muriel Corson At home Steep Falls Maine Jessie Larler At Home Breman Maine Joanne Larson QMrs Kenneth Olsonj Housewife Damariscotta Maine Patrrcra Pender fMrs Don Bennerj Housewife Keywest Flortda James Phillrps Serving in the Umted States Army Richard Poland Serv1ng rn the United States Army Joyce Sykes Worklng at Public Loan Portland Maine Exchanges We plan to exchange yearbooks wrth the following schools in 1956 Boothbay Region West Paris High Woodstock High St George High Union High Rockport High Warren High Appleton High Waldoboro High South Brlstol High Lincoln Academy Wtscasset High Erskine Academy Gould Academy High N Y . '- v AMA W A 1 W . 1 John Gamage - Attending University of Maine, Orono, Maine C flwzlisws THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Damariscotta, Maine Checkmg Savmgs and Trust Departments Safe Depos1t Vaults We So11c1t Your Account Large or Small Phone 76 Member Federal Reserve Bank Member Federal DGPOSII Insurance Corporatlon Elstabllshed ln 1864 NSU i E MILL Q NQM B59 E X 'Ik' I no.ooo - 9 vt mann If ,fff E Q.: ' .5 H 6 wmv You cmv ucx fr I X 46? 3 0 Q cram? DOLIUC5 llllf' XTX M X 'gl 9 ON Z gg.t. Q Q9 Q 9 lu .A T CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY Damarlscotta Ma1ne Mack T n-I E ATE? OTIS S PAGE F1TSt Run P1ctures Damar1scotta Ma1ne Comp11ments of 12. I-I. 12EIXlY INC.. L1nco1n County's Largest Dept. Store Damanscotta, Mame . X 9 ffm uf AQ Aa, xNF 'O - wmv f - 1 6 Q f . C9 ' f ' 1 ' f Q .f- fy X- k .Z .V ,FN ltlzslfsiv X2 ,rp Q 119' H ' ff 'i'-A 6 X 03- Z l A? 'f - 4' 'ff1f?: ' ' 5 ' ..s---- 6 'J ,mlm H 5 I' r I S , ' . s'5n- Y v - f E Q . , f ,, , E, A . , . l Compliments of kfzwzm egg THE L.. 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