Brooksville High School - Breeze Yearbook (Brooksville, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1959 volume:

EDI CATI CN We, the class of 1959. wish to dedicate our yearbook to our good friend, Mr. Edwin Noessel, better known as 'Edd1e'. We wish to thank him for the many times he has helped our school. We would also like to thank him for allowing us to use his store as a 'clubhouse' during our noon hours and free time. Many thanks, nEddien, from the Class of '59 fa' all the favors you have done for us in the past and for the great amount of interest you have shown in the school over the years. We would also like to express our appreciation to Clarence Fowler, one of our bus drivers, for the many years of driving us to and from school and school activities It has been said that the true mark of greatness lies in the memories that one leaves behind him We, the Class of '59, can assure you, Clarence, that we shall always remember you with love and gratitude ss! SCHOOL DAZE Q J 3 Back to School Freshmen K Sept 2 1958 Reception , ai? ' and ' X624 Record Hop 4 I Oc 17 e WWI H910 Round Robin ov 21 Thanksgiving Holidays Nov 27 28 0 Q1 j Christmas X ya Holidays Q, Dec 23 Jan 5 .xx A' tl df . zz 1 4 'ooksv ff Vx 71, x r ' Q Q Easter Vacation f eI 'k WWW April sk Hll April 13 XXXX Wg: Y ! YQ- Senior Play : . v ,W May 22 Graduation June 9, 1959 Il Sify 1 4 I 51-:Q-ai? ' .Va 1' ' .. 1:2 a QL 1 tditd --ff f W r r ' K, 5-:Jr 0 t Q, .,,. Kjos Al g. ' X Basketball N . ' 5 . - R 1 . . 1 P! X Qf- . .7 ' Q Q Q,- v 5 X 4 . Ns ,. Q R' '91 , Xl fi . , tk.. ll , 2 6 ,- fag an In CA td f 777 'f 4 , ,4 'L--I-. SQ 3-' ,V 4 y ---'E :Q .Q - lx x 9 0 Behavior C ount s Too On June 9th, the Class of 1959 will walk across the stage to receive our diplomas This event will mark the finish of our high school career It will not, however, mean that we are through with what we have accomplished at high school We will be leaving behind us a complete set of records con taining our ranks, abilities, personal traits, and personal remarks of our teachers that they have placed on file for future references Yes, we are leaving the high school, but our achievements or lack of them will follow us for the rest of our lives During the past year, an unusually large number of requests for information on graduates have come from prospective employers It has been, in some instances, my J0b to copy the prospective employer I wonder, when I look at those records, if some of the previous graduates would have not studied harder and been more co operative while in high school had they known that a transcript of their complete high school records might someday decide whether or not they would be able to qualify for a certain job that they desired. In a small school such as ours there is usually a rapid turnover of teachers If such is the case, the chances are that the graduate of a few years ago will be merely a folder in the files to the teachers of today This means that the teachers, not knowing the student, cannot add a personal note to the transcript in favor of that person They must tell exactly what is in the folder, be it good or bad It is too late for the seniors to do much improving, but the underclassmen still have time to improve I am sure that in some way each of us could improve ourselves As we seniors look back over our four years at Brooksville High, have we made good records to carry with us for the rest of our lives? Let us hope tm we have and that those coming after us will make even better ones 'ht the information found in their records and to forward it to K- n I 4. 41 9 I I4 4 1 Frank W Bates, Principal Elizabeth D Bates B S in Arts and Science A B in History Colorado State University Colby College raster of Science Waterville, Maine University of Massachusetts Ralph M Berry H B. Moore B S in Industrial Arts B, S. in Business Education Gorham State Teachers College Husson College Gorham, Maine Bangor, Faine 9 0 9 Q 4 0 0 H A S Lis 9 I 9 0 v ' a X V x '-. .x . 1. .fr N. 5 . . I X J ,S if E. , W1 2 I. C x ROBPQT SIITH nBill Basketball l,2 Dramatic Club Class Officer Student Council Safety Council Baseball Nat'l Honor Society Pro Nerito Society French Club Breezeboard Buxton Academy A true Yankee fan, may your success be as great as theirs 'ARCIA MAWSFIELD Pinhead' Basketball Student Council S fety Council , Paper Staff Softball Commercial Club 1,2 Class Officer 2,3,h Nat'1 Honor Society 3,h Breezeboard Pro Derito Society Girl's Club 2,l French Club Fifth Street Jr High 1 ield Hockey Blue and White St ff future school be crowned with glory. A n 1 2 U 3 A 'a 3 M 2 2 ,,y 2 i C '--C 3,3 y ' 1 fl wi a 1 gi Nay your efforts at your to P A 5 1 3 ' C 5 ' sfa S fc, -L 3 ,3,M C 2,h any a+ 3sLl- my V , v . 1,2 1 LL E , 3, . LL s Q 2 3,lL Z 2 P 1 Bob Basketball ,2 Dramatic Club Class Offlcer Student Council Safety Council Baseball Nat'l Honor Society Pro Merito Society French Club Breezeboard May your next four years school be as illustrious as the four you have just completed. I-' N-F' N-P 1'l 3 fo , -C 5 . :SU P , F4 , :Q i W , lb N FJ . 0 u V1 DJ D-'YUM-J U Y H U . , : m o ', 2 5 - dx 0 3 I 5 . fbu D B -I.T'k.u-I-T' -C'NfU 4? JANICE SNOW Jan Breezeboard Class Officer Commercial Club Paper Staff Dramatics Library Committee Girl's Club Student Council Nat'l Honor Society 1 9 M 2J3Ju May all of your future students be as co operative and as much of an asset to their school as you have b en to B F S CPAFLFS DEVVRWUX nCharlie Basketball ,2 Breezeboard Baseball Student Council Safety Council Commerc'al Club Class Officer French Club Your mechanical ability a gift that should lead to a happy and successful future I 3,h 1,2 HELEN AUSTIN nBun Librarian Paper Staff Student Council Class Officer Music Club l,2,3 Breezeboard Commercial Club 1,2 G1rl's Club 1,2 Day your career as a beautician be one of great happiness and success ll 1,14 2 3,14 e ll T 39h - 1 LL 31 'I x , f .,-'A 0 , K f 4.1. ' C me 3' x V ,, gi, 5 :I Y t w JY . T 3 U 1 , M . 2 , .Y 2 ' H A , m J 1 ffm is SENIOR CLASS Seated Marcia Mansfield, Robert Smith, Janice Snow, Helen Austin Standing Charles Devereux, Murray Gray Class Officers President Robert Smith Vice President Janice Snow Secretary Helen Austin Gia 'FAIR PLAY, TRUTH, AND HONESTYH Treasurer.... ...Marcia Mansfield llllllllIIIIIUII QCHQQQQW MCHNUSPW mQHMHmB Und wgdgwsmg WCMOD wmv? bl-H wC dohwhmm 0 Hpwmm Umom RQUQUEB COG UHHQ hmHOOQ EOE 30 hhMOm m Ogg MHQQLOU OHLGIOQ gM4OHp5M0p wmht 0wmHHOU PUMP MULO UH QCHVMSQO WMO WUEOGOQW mgdxmg UQTCHFLCXW mmmmmhuu GCG ULCQ PH OU mgdo QUHC H Ubm mwgmwgh QQEQH Q adm HHmDmmml w P529 M LPOH QL MOM Wpbcbm EHS pd OHSMFSD QQHQM Csm pgopom HHHC CGW M6995 MMO-HM UCF LH UFO? QDHLOPGM QOHHHDVQ TOiWmQM A' m0xHHWHM WQJHQ 0pHpObF pg0C5pw mhf mOH Lw : . 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A ij K ' ,, Q fa?2l U . - - , ,,,:y? ,fur X355 q'i Q nv' S1 , F 2 L! 3 Y If ,aff ,A , we ,an l AR 1 V. F I , hx . T.,-, v: .f-.T-5 lm .A flL,'L 'vA,xl,-,, f LLJ' Seated: , f-1 . M - t,T.i1ThJ! - . , Y. q,fSl , ,' , - rn- T P1 '.i'S.f-'Utooo ooo o c sooo: o ooooon b -'I if S31 yy. -N V, .Ut Q '-2,0e l'I 'H 1 tv 0 o 0 ous. 'HC r' -1 n, -LA .. D' f.f '?W l' llnb ou o Q Q 0 0 0 0 00--lc C 1- 1 -' ,,,, -. - '1 I 17 o 0 ooo 0 OT -1 3 -' '1 f v 4 N N 1 A. 6 F3 1' I I 1 9 1 ! f 1, 7 - W - 1 ' 2 1, i ' Q 1 Q 1 Q, National Fonor Society Seated Alice Dyer, Murray Gray, Robert Smith, Marcia Mansfield, Janet Ladd Standing Carleton Gray, Janice Snow President Robert Smith Vice President Secretary Treasurer NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY E5 ,j Murray Gray Marcia Mansfield -pn 11 ss' fy . K ,fk,ff'- - Jug? ' gf-U 'X A gn, -'K' wk 3 . A I 0 D 0 0000000l000000 0000000000000 oooeoo 000 ooo ooo xx 'f X z , X 4 5 fl xX X PRO MERITO Seated Marvann Snow, Alice Dver, Marcia Mansiield Janet Ladd, Dollv Ladd Standing Robert Wowaro, Jotn Baaeman, B111 bmlth, Sandra Redman, Carlton Gray, Robert Herrick, Wurrav Gray, Linda Fowler Class Off1C6TS President Robert Smith V106 pP6Sident Murrgy Gray Secretarv Linda Fowler Treasurer Marcia Mansfield PDRTS Girl's Basketball Kneeling Alice Dyer, Brenda Fowler, Linda Fowler, Mr Moore Standing Sandra Redman, Dolly Ladd, Janet Ladd, Maryann Snow This year, the basketball team being quite small in number, there were no problems as far as substltuting players was concerned Although the team was small both numerically and physlcally, they could be counted on to do their be t at all times. Standing Dick Lymburner, Bobby Howard, Charlie Devereux, Basil Fowler Kneeling Johnny Bakeman, Murray Bates, Bob Gray, Philly Sanborn, Bill Smith CGilbert Booth was absent when picture wa takenl Mr Moore, Coach Bob Cray, Charlie Devereux, and Bill Smith will be lost at least one more season, and with the addition of some promising candidates in next year's Freshnan class, the boys should look forward to another good season For the second straight year, the team finished tied for first in the Hancock County Seacoast Conference We lost Castine by one point at Castine and defeated them by four here at Brooksville We were defeated b Castine in a playoff game at Ellsworth by a score of h2 33. via graduation. with the remainder of the boys returning for A L - k .K to Cheerleaders Patty Closson, Janet Ladd Audrey Herrick, Maryann Snow, Dolly Ladd The team and coach would like to take this opportunity to express their appreciation for the efforts of the cheerleaders during the past season The cheerleaders, as always, did everything in their power to encourage the team at all times. It was decided by the girls that a head cheerleader would not be chosen this season 3 fx IQ fx x Editor Carleton Cray Breezeboard Business Manager Sandra Redman Sports Editor Murray Bates Jokes Editor Charles Devereux Jr Literary Editor Helen Austin Linda Fowler Dorothy Redman Robert Herrick iid. til Y 0 use A Q K J X M K! Qz M3 15 it 51, ' X gn r n 1 X -' Typists Salesmen Marcia Pansfield Junior Editor Janice Qnow Jr B Nanager Murray Gray Jr. Sports Editor Robert Smith Literary Editor Basil Bowler Exchange Editor Janet Ladd Phil Canborn GIHLQ enUB S Seated Alive Dver, Audrex Herrlck, Sandra Redman Patf Cloqson, Linda Fowler, Marcia Mansfleld Tanlce Snow St ndlns llina Dottj Dollv Pre ident Vi e Iresldent Qecretarr reasur r Shaw, Jrende Fowler, Janle Closson, Redman, Maryann Snow, Janet Ladd, TJ Ladd, elen Auqtln CL Q GP T P tty Closson udrey Herrlck Sandra Redman Llnda Fowler Dramatic Club Seated Robert Smith, Marcia Mansfield, Pat Closson Charles Devereux, Janice Snow, Felen Austin, Sandra Redman Standing Murray Bates, Phil Sanborn, Carleton Gray, Bob Herrick, Murray Gray, Ronnie Steele, John Bakeman, Keith Andrews President Charles Devereux Vice President Patty Closson Treasurer Pelen Austin Secretary anice Snow C X 1 , I A pb F af , 1 , Library Committee Seated Dolly Ladd, Helen Austin, Janet Ladd, Maryann Snow Standing Linda Fowler, Alice Dyer, Janice Snow Following a suggestion made by Mr Moore, Janet Ladd agreed to serve as head of the Library Committee With Janet leading the way, the other girls were glad o volunteer' their services The girls did a great deal of work in the library this year, and it was greatly appreciated by the rest of the school 4' QQ! we QQ xiffgiy yf4gg2g? ff 1 f . I f 2 2 n n O O t n Q O A N-.Y L! EX KA I , xx 'x J V ' 5 1 -54' ' 'sf 4 . al? is , X 49 HOSTESSES Seated Marcia Mansfield, Patty Closson, Audrey Herrick Standing Linda Fowler, Sandra Redman The hostesses serve refreshments at such functions as the installation of the National Honor Society, some of the P T, A meetings, and on other special occasions. It is also their duty to welcome the speakers at our assemblies. 1 Z U' 1 4s ' I 13 ' O l I O O O TUDENT AUTOGRAPHS uv- is EVEPNYES HERE .. 8' SALES FINANCING APPRAISALS MANAGEMENT LEASES INSURANCE 19 STATE STREET TELEPHONE 2 63LT5 EANGoE MAINE REA L ssmi 'WY sm: ununs WE GM san emu O' Fm wsexnns 9 ro 9 s PARKING UNDAYS 'IO 9 STAMPS WE GMIRY 0llI.Y ll S. 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By this I mean the student should feel free to have a minister of his fa1th.help him and work with him and his teachers to secure the most informative and happy life possible. Anyone who wishes to succeed and be a credit to the world must neat only work hard andbe willingto endure hardships, but he must seek the faith and the guiding hand of God. nFaith can move mounta1ns.n Remember it takes only as much faith as a grain of mustard seed to succeed. I believe a student who has had his minister and teachers working hand and hand with him will be a man of responsibility and dignity in this everchanging world of ours. If everybody went by the Bible and accepted its teachings that all men are created equal, we would not be facing these dim tasks in the South, and in everyday life, we are.now facing The solution to the problems confronting our nation lies in the church and in our youth People will have to accept these teachings of the Holy Scripture in order to make these social disturbances disappear To dothis, all our youth must attend church and learn the basic ideas of God's teachings, but above all he must learn how to love and get along with his fellow men. The old saying, 'United we stand, divided we fall,W will really determine the success of the future of the world If the people choose to remain prejudiced and think themselves superior to one another, our world will not be a very pleasing place in which to dwell. The mostimportant thing which I have to say is based upon the importance of going to church. Itnotronly makes one feel closer to God, but a part of a team striving alJ.for one goal. I believe that if everyone stopped and thought of the little quote I am about to repeat, our church congregations HOI11d increase considerably Remember the Creator gives yomz a a week, give Him back one hour.n We must make God a steadying influence upon the younger generation This can be accomplished by simply starting our children in Sunday School and having them become accustomed to the teachings of God In my opinion, the worst tragedy is that the teachers and ministers do not remain in one place long enough for the children to gain confidence in them. The next stop after Sunday School should be a youth church move by our very able minister, Mr Dale True After the youth movement age has been passed, the child should develop into a fine church member By a fine church member, I mean a man who is well educated and one who thinks for himself, knowing right from wrong. He is one who is looked upon by the comm unity as an engine and not Bcabgose, If O ment. For example, the M. Y. F. in South Penobscot founded BROOKSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Bobby Gray Robert Smith Janice SnOw JOhn Bakeman Keith Andrews Marcia ManSfield Vernley Cushing Helen Austln CharLes Devereux GiLbert Booth AudrEy Herrick VaugHn Grindle Basll Fowler Carlton Gray Elaina SHaw Phil Sanborn Bobby HerriCk RicPard Bowden Patty C1ossOn Brenda FOwler Janet Ladd Janice Snow Audrey I just found out your uncle is an undertaker I thought you told me he was a doctor John 'No, I just said he followed the medical profession And there was the little pig who said to the o er little pig, W 111 you be my pen pa19' Dolly 'These eggs are a bit stale, aren't they? renda D n't ask me, I only laid the table A practical joker stuck his head in the door of was buried next day Mr Moore 'After being torpedoed durirg the war in the Pacific, I lived for a whole week on a can of sardines Mr Berry Weren't you afraid of falling off?n Q! X isa Ai-J g n I ! O L- :Qu th W .' 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S Audrey Helen Richard Robert Dick Janice Brenda Sandra Keith Linda Janet Porter Phil Dorothy Ronald Perkins but but but but but but but but but but but but but but but but Hepburn Morgan Boone Stack Jones Page Lee Dee Andres Darnell Curtis Red Cap Everly Collins Reagan Anthony Helen Austin A lawyer read the following will and testament to a circle of expectant surviving relatives nAnd so, be n of sound mlnd, I spent every cent I had before I died The only love that money can buy is a puppy H do all o F s mas hopp ng in October, 'But how do you know in October who your frien s will be in December? asked Linda Berry, nName two ancient sports arlle Devereux, 'Anthony and Cleopatra He who courts and runs away, Way live to court again another day But he who weds and courts girls still, Iav go to court against his will Anon A pat on the back develops character, if it is 3dmlUlSt8PGd voung enough, often enough, and low enough nDo ou think that a bicycle would improve Murray' behavior? asked Prs Bates 'Wo, answered her husband, nBut it would distribu e it over a wider area no no no no no I no no no no no no no no no no : I g - -H on 0 I T ay Chri t s i H said Mr. Berry. 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