Brunswick High School - Orange Black Yearbook (Brunswick, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

7175 PKI6' 017 QFormerly The Orange SL Blackb VOLUME XXXIV Ilf4 '91 5,-.,l Q WICIUAY' 19544 ANNUAL YEARBOOK BRUNSWICK HIGH SCHOOL BRUNSWICK MAINE Photography The Favor Studzo Ed1tor Phylhs Curt1s 3 , if Q I Laffy B' X BRUNSWICK SCHOOL BOARD - 1954 Dr. Maurice Dionne, Chairman 5 Mrs. Susie Sylvesterg Mr. William Clemonsg Mrs. Lena E. Browneg Absent, Dr, William Chasse. LEON P. SPINNEY Superintendent -.,x x Hy x g 11 A 1 I 4 , I 1 lx, ' L A 'YP is! I X XC Ig xl 'A . I' -' Hwbsxi' R I fe. ,i . S n , 5 Ax 21' wa: flfx ' is .-'Q . X :ix - 9? , . f 'W 314 ' 3 'A , .,5. fl.: 'F 'I P L .g .i ..4, 1515, 'M' '51 wmv . -f KI ROBERT B. WINSLOW A. B., Harvard University Ed. M., Boston University Commander, U.S. Naval Reserve Time brings changes in yearbooks as in everything else. The class of 1954 has done an outstanding and original piece of work in producing this thirty-fourth annual issue. This yearbook not only has a new title and new cover design, but con- tains many improvements. The school, and particularly the senior class, is grateful to the few upper classmen who have done all the work in making such a yearbook Dossible. Although, seniors, you may now feel that you have been carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders and that you have been overworked, actually you will never have life so easy again. As your responsiibilifliies in life gradually increase, un- doubtedly you will reflect and realize what a comparatively sheltered and non-frus- trated life you once led back in those carefree high school days. This class of 1954 is one of the finest with which I have ever been associated. The good influence that it has exerned this year has done much to improve the morale of our school and make it a better one. I only regret that it will be the last graduating class at Brunswick High School with which I will be working. The world into which you are venturing is perhaps filled with more uncertainty than is usually faced by a graduating class. There is much to be done and many problems to be solved if the world is to live in peace. Let us hope that all of you will bear your full share of the load. I sincerely offer my best wishes and hope each of you has a very successful life. JAMES TORRANCE, B. s. Savage School for Physical Education, East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College, Univer- sity of Maine, Civics, P. O. D. Ieclicafion We, the class of 1954, with pride and honor, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. James Torrance, who 'has shown us all 'how to win the friendship of others through sports- manship, courtesy, and scholarship. His progressive guidance will be a remembered tribute 'to 'all who were associated with him. FRONT Row: Mrs. Rearick. Miss Barbalias, Miss Andrews, Mrs. Stewart, Miss 'McKenney, Mr. Winslow, Mrs. Colson, Mrs. Dulfer, Mrs. Elliot, Miss Leonard. SECOND Row: Miss Morse, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Erswell, Mrs. Krauter, Mrs. Houghton, Miss Kennard, Miss Jones, Miss Sterry, Mrs. Nielsen, Mrs. Whittier, Mrs. Barker. THIRD Row: Mr. Humphrey, Mr. Torrance, Mrs. Thalheimer, Miss Birch, Miss York, Mr. Dulfer, Mr. Rose, Mr. Pearl, Mr. Wescott, Mr. Tucker. Founrn Row: Mr. Lombard, Mr. Smith, Mr. Crimmins, Mr. Lunt, Mr. Hart, Mr. Murphy. Mr. Dallaire, Mr. Toonon, Mr. French, Mr. St. Pierre, Mr. Cole. ,MQSBJU-p-Q jdlflldy MARION S. MCKINNEY SUB-MASTER Maine School of Commerce, Simmons College, Extension courses, Shorthand, Office Practice, Treasurer B.H.S. activ- ities. MARIO A. TONON, B.s. Bowdoin College, Harvard University, University of Maine: Assistant Football Coach, Guidance Director. f we , ORN! BEVERLY ANDREXVS, A.B. University of Maine: Home Economics. RIAYBELLE C. BEACH Sargent School: Harvard University: Boston I,vIllX'Q'I'SlIf'I Extension Courses: l.'nivcrsity of Blaine: Health: .Iunior High. KATHERINE BARBALIAS. ,X.B. Bates College: University of Maine: Extension Courses: English. NANCY S, BIRCH, B.S. Bouvv-Boston School of Physical Edu- cation: Physical Education: Advisor of Cilieerleaclers. ETTA A. BARKER Beals Business College: Simmons Col- lege: University of Maine: Boston Uni- versity: Extension Courses: Bookkeep- ing: Shorthand: Typewritingg Faculty Advisor of Advertising for The Dragon. ELEANORA T. CLARK Farmington State Teachers' Colleflv: Extension Courses: Boston Llnivc-rsity: l'nix'ersity of Klaine: Literature: En!- lish: Junior High, JOHN A. COLE Journeyman Biachinist: Gorham State Teachers' College: Extension Courses: Macliinct Shop Practice: Sheet lN1etal. RAYNIOND DALLAIRE. Il.Ii.IJ. Farmington State: Keene Teachers' College: Secondary Field: Social Sci- ence: Science: Coach. AVIS T. COLESON, B.s. Farmington State Teachers' College: L'niversity of Kfaine: Arithmetic: Sci- ence: Junior High. OLIVE C. ELLIOTT, 13.5. L'nix'ersity of Nlaine: Bferrill Palmer School: Extension Course: Home Eco- nomics: Faculty Advisor of Future Homemakers ol' America. GEORGE XY. CRIINIINIINS. Ah. University of Blaine: Colgate: Baseball Coach: Drivers Education. ARY E. DULFER, A.B., A.M. Amsterdam Conservatoryg M a s t e r School: Vienna: Boston Conservatory: University of Blaine: Extension Cour- ses: University of Michigan: Music. REBECCA A. DULFER. L.R., s.M. Viruoso Diploma QProfessor Sevichl: Vienna: Mount Allison University: Boston Conservatory of Music: Univer- sity of Maine: American Institute of Normal Methods: Extension Courses: Music. ROBERT E. HART, A.B., M.A. Bowdoin College: Columbia Univer- sity: Extension Courses: English: Ad- visor Debating Club: Radio Program: Golf: Assistant Jr. Varsity Basketball Coach. MARION ERSWELL Gorham State Teachers' College: Bates: Extension Courses: Junior High. BERTHA V. HOUCHTON Dingley Training: Lewiston: Univer- sity of Maine: Harvard: Extension Courses: Literature: Junior High. CARL C. FRENCH, A.B. Bates: Harvard: Boston University School of Education: English. STEPHEN XY. HUMPHR EY. 1-.n., M. Boston College: Tufts College: Mathe- ' matics: Science. 16 an-19 Q-su iffxn ,- , 1 ELEANOR JONES. B.s. Husson Collegeg University of Maineg Shorthandg Snlesmanshipg Commer- cial Lawg The Dragon Faculty Man- ager Circulation: junior Red Cross. BARBARA LEONARD, A.B. Bates Collegeg Boston University: Brown Universityg M.I,T.g Algebra: Geometry. EVELYN KENNARD, A.B. University of Maineg Englishg Faculty Advisor Argosy Club. WILLIAM R. LOMBARD, M.s., B.A. Colbyg University of Massachusettsg Math. SARA KRAUTER, B.A. St. Josephls College-g University of Maineg Boston Universityg History. EVERETT M. LUNT, B.s. M. En. University of Maineg Batesg Gorham State Teachers' Collegeg Shop Mathe- matics: Mechanical Drawingg Related Drawingg Safety to Blueprint Readingg Industrial Relations Practicesg Visual Aids Director. 9 '53 it n K ,5 kjyggjziff. ,K . -'Hi 2 , Vs fi R51 iafwi I ' zw:i-- in n .-' :iff-Z 1 ' Ev ffgaj'-fliftg if - ws., sit - ..., P -xii' in K uf' ff' ,Wei 0 fl-in ffl JULIA S. MORSE, B.s. Boston Universityg C.L.A.g Batesg Maine School of Commerce Extension Coursesg junior Business Trainingg Typingg Bookkeepingg Junior Class Advisor. WARREN PEARL, A.B., M. ED. Colby Collegeg Springfield Collegeg Civicsg Basketball Coachg Football Coachg Athletic Director. MILES MURPHY, B.s., M.s. Ithaca Collegeg Coachg Physical Edu- cation. ANN REARICK, B.A. Eastern Nazareneg Math. RUTH NIELSEN Eastern State Normal Schoolg Rutgers Universityg Yaleg Columbiag Univer- sity of Maineg Extension Coursesg Ad- visor Maine History Clubg Social Studies, Junior High. GERALD A. ROSE, 8.5. Bates Collegeg University of Maineg Chemistryg Physicsg Advisor Scientific Society. fi gf Y .fl 9' x ROBERT A. ST. PIERRE, B.A. Colby Collegeg Historyg Mathg Track Coach. JOHN T. SMITH, B.A., M.A. Hobart Collegeg Boston Universityg Englishg Tennis Coachg Advisor of 'the Orbla Review. fi MAUREEN SHIELS, B.s. Gorham State Teachers' Collegeg Rhode Island School of Designg Art. EVELYN STERRY, A.B., M.A. Colby Collegeg Middleburyg Ecole Francaise g French 5 Advisor Tri-Hi-Y. s 441115 BETTY G. SINCLAIRE, A.B. Bates g Lating Civics. CAROL STEWART, B.s., M. ED. A Tuftsg Biology. H MILDRED R. THALHEIMER, B.s. Missouri State Teachers, College: Batesg Colburn's Drama Festival and Instituteg University of Maineg Exten- sion Coursesg Oral Englishg Director of Dramatic Club. ROBERT WESCOTT, B.s. Gorham State Teachers' College 5 Car- pentryg Electricityg Industrial Arts. JAMES TORRANCE, B.s. Savage School for Physical Educationg East Stroudsbury State Teachers' Col- legeg University of Maineg Boston Uni- versityg Harvard Universityg Civicsg World Historyg P.O.D. ETHEL WHITTIER, BA. University of Maineg Colbyg Boston Universityg History. PAYSON W. TUCKER, as. Bowdoin Collegeg Extension Coursesg Scienceg Mathematicsg Advisor of The Dragon. EDNA YORK, A.B. Batt-s Collegeg Extension Coursesg Eng- lishg Senior Advisor. e-if QF . 1 X - . W MR. ERNEST CJIMQ CATLIN School Lustochan. MRS. ESTHER HIGGINS, Rm. School Nurse. MISS MARIE PEABODX School Dictician. MRS. A. MILHAEL BOND -sn.. School Secretary. lx f .f f ln MISS PAULINE FORTIN School Sc-crctaw. MRS. LYDIA ROLLINS A.B. 'KITS' Umxersxty of Malne, Extens1on Cour tllte. 5 I scsi Boston Ijniversityg Batesg Substi- f eniord Senior C6144 icera SCOTT MacLEAN Life, I love it. Diversions: Cars, sports, a special girl who lives in Michigan, and writing letters. Remarks: Scotty is one of our person-ality plus boys. Activities: Student Council 1, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 2: Senior 'Fair lg Track lg B Club 3, 4: 'Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Class President 4. Goal: Success and happiness. Outstanding characteris-tics: Tall, good looking, witty, and very popular. Nickname: Scotty. PHYLLIS MAY 'CURTIS I am wealthy in my friends. Diversions: Reading, writing let-ters. making friends and musical movies. Remarks: Phyl's ability to make friends and keep them has certainly been proven 'these past four years. Activities: Dramatic Club 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Office Assistant 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 2. 3: Class Vice President 4, Student Council 4: Year book Editor 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: 'Senior Cl-ass 'Play 4. Goal: To have a happy, successful life. Outstanding characteristuics: Personality, blond hair. Nickname: Phyl, Mother Curtis. JACQUELINE SOU'CI'E It's love, it's love that makes the world go roundf' Diversions: A certain guy, dancing, mu-sic, and sports. Remarks: Jackiels warm personality has won her many friends. Activities: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Tri-JHi4Y 3, 45 Orbla Review 2, 3, 4: Class Secretary 4. Goal. Nursing and a happy marriage. Outstanding Characteristics: 'Height and easy going ways. Nickname: Jackie. MARY 'CROWVLEY She lends a charrrz to everything she does. Diversions: Armand, housekeeping, children. sewing, sports, dancing, and playing the piano. Remarks: Her charming and unpretentious ways have won her many friends. I Activities: Class treasurer 45 Tf1'H1'Y 4- Goal: 'Be a good secretary and have a happy life. Outstanding characteristics: Small, cute, nice personality. Nickname: Trish, Mary. RICHARD B. MUNSEY He is a self-made man. Diversions: Sports, cars and dancing. Remarks: Dick is a favorite classmate who can talk his way out of any- thing. Activities: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: B Club 2, 3, 4, Vice president 3, 'President 4. Goal: A good job and happy home. Outstanding characteristics: Athletic ability, flirtatious ways. Nickname: Dick. FREDERICK AfL'MY Keep quiet and people will think you a philosopher. Diversions: Music, sports, and mechanics. Remarks: Being a mechanic might come in handy sometime, Freddy. Activities: Band 1, 2: Orchestra 1, 2. Goal: Coast Guard. Outstanding Characteristics: Very quiet and a woman hater? Nickname: Freddy, Fred. JOANN E A'R'M'STRONG I will sit as quiet as a lamb. Diversions: Sports, dancing, bowling, people, and Massachusetts. Remarks: JoAnne's quiet ways have us all a little mystified. Activities: Argosy Club l, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 4. Goal: A nursing career and happiness. Outstanding characteristiics: Her black hair and easy going ways. Nickname: Joey. DENNIS BARIBEAU So much to dog so little done. Diversions: Song, wine, and short women. Remarks: Song, wine, and short women will lead you to an early grave, Dennis. Activities: Goal: To live a full life. Outstanding characteristics: Impish nature, getting into trouble, and flirting with -the girls. Nickname: Shorty, Dennis the Menace. DENISE BEAULIEU Ask me no questions, and I'll tell you no fib:. Diversions: Dancing 'and the Navy. Remarks: Her vivacious ways will always be remembered. Activities: M-ajorettes 3, 4, F. H. A. 3, 4: Orblia :Review 3, 4: Glee Club: Dramatic Club 3. Goal. A happy marriage. Outstanding characteristics: 'Pretty eyes and devilish ways. Nickname: Dennlie. CARLTON BECKETT Here I stand: I cannot do otherwise. Diversions: Records, horses, 'hun-ting, sports and girls. Remarks: 'Carlton doesn't take life too seriously and always has a joke. Activities: Basketball 3, 4. Goal. To make a lot of money. Outstanding characteristics: Tallness and ability to annoy his history teacher. Nickname: Carl. nw' THEODORE BENOIT I'll have a flingf' Divers-ion-s: Hunting and fishing. Remarks: We certainly hope Ted will achieve his goal, but we wonder! Activities: Goal: To retire at forty. Outstanding Characteristics: His complexion and: a Romeo. Nickname: Ted, Teddy. ARLENE BERNIER She is the maker of her happiness. Diversions: Dancing, sports, and receiving letters. Remarks: We hope you put your training in F. H. A. to good use, Arlene Activities: Argosy 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4. Goal: Happiness and to continue her education. Outstanding Characteristics: Very conservative but fun. Nickname: Arlene ELOISE BERRY It is not every question that deserves an answer. Diversions: Sports, dancing, and writing to pen-pals. Rennrks: Eloise is an authority on writing letters, if anyone needs help. Activities: Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Basketball 35 Argosy Club 3, 4-3 Glee Club 1, 3, 4. Goal: To graduate and be happily married. Outstanding Characteristics: Good athlete and ability to write letters. Nickname: Lois. FRANCIS BICHREST Cherchez la femme, Find 'tha woman. Diversions: Women, sports, and eating. - Remarks: Having a good time seems to be Fra.nkie's password in llfe. Activities: Goal: A job with good pay. Outstanding Characteristics: That grin and devilish ways. Nickname: Frankie. LENDALL BICKFORD A farmer if always going to be rich next year. Diversions: Gun collecting and farming. Remarks: We'd better keep an eye on that gun collection, it may grow into an exhibition. Activities: Goal: Success in his work. Outstanding Characteristics: Quiet and interest in farming. Nickname: J ohn. LOUISE BIETTE The best doctor is the one you nm for and can't find? Diversions: Music, dancing, and pajama parties. Remarks: Those pajama parties and special cookies wouldn't have anything to do with sleep and medicine, wou d they Lou? Activities: Camera Club 1, Secretary 2 5 Dra.ma't-ic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 5 Glee Club 1 3 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4s Oilice Assistant 3, 4. Goal: Receive her R. N. Outstanding Characteristics: Fun loving and friendly. Nickname: Lou. EDWARD A. J. BOUCHER I do not choose to run for President in I956. Diversions: Music, sports, and driving. Remarks: Eddie played the French horn for three years: we know: we heard him. Activities: 'Band 1, 2, 3. Goal: To succeed in life. Outstanding Characteristics: Well liked and witty sayings. Nickname: Eddie. JOYCE E. BOULAY This poor little one-horn town. Diversions: Reading, singing, horseback ridin , and skating. Remarks: Joyce is considered one of our best iaters. Activities: Glee Club 1. Goal: A good job and a happy life. Outstanding Characteristics: Always talking and snapping gum. Nickname: Jo. LEIGH BOYER He that loveth pleasure :hall be a poor man. Diversions: Music, sports, driving, sleeping, guns, and girls. Remarks: Leigh's interests sound very much like him! Activities: Baseball 3 g Senior Cha Play 4. Goal: Security in the future. Outstanding Characteristics: His voice, walk, and laugh. Nickname: Leigh. GORDON BRACKETT A 'Tall it to thc Marius, thc sailor: wan't bclisva it. Diversions: Hunting, fishing, and girls. Remarks: A future Admiral in the Navy is on his way. Activities: Football 2. Goal: A career in the Navy. Outstanding Characteristics: Walk and crazy laugh. Nickname: Biscuit. 55 IL... FAYE BRAGDON Next: to love, quietnessf' Diversions: Movies, reading, sports, music, and the Navy. Remarks: Faye may be small, but she can certainly make headway in that lunch line. Activities: Goal: Success and happiness. Outstanding Characteristics: Short and very quiet. Nickname: Faye. OLIVE MAE BRAWN Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience. Diversions: Music, science, -and having a good time. Remarks: Although Tootie 'is quiet, she is always full of fun at a party. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 4: Camera. Club 1, 25 Argosy Club 2, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Language Club 2, 33 Orbla Review 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Student Council 3, Scientific Society 3, 45 Office Assistant 3, 4. Goal: Happiness and success. Outstanding Characteristics: Short and pretty eyes. Nickname: Tootie. LUCY L. BRILLIANT Laugh at your troubles and they will vanish. Diversions: Dancing, music, sports, and making new friends. Remarks: Lucyls lovely smile and easy going ways have won her many friends. Activities: Office Assistant 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Senior Class Play 4. Goal: Beautician and marriage. Outstanding Characteristics: Petitness and poodle hair cut. Nickname: Kitten. SHIRLEY BYRAS Nurse, hold my hand, I'm sick. Diversions: Dancing, movies, and having fun in general. Remarks: The lucky patient who has Shirley for his nurse. Activities: Goal: Be a nurse and have a happy life. Outstanding Characteristics: Quiet and a nice smile. Nickname: Shirl, Gert. JOHN CALDWEIJL Harp not on that string. Diversions: Girls, sports, and guitar playing. Remarks: John's ability to be a joker is as great as his ability to play his guitar. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4. Goal: Navy career. Outstanding Characteristics: His guitar playing. Nickname: Jake, Jackie. L. FREDERICK CARON Soprano, basso, even the contra-alto wished him five fathom under the Realm. Diversions: Sports, girls, popular music, cars, and 'having a good time. Remarks: Freddie can be distinguished anywhere by his voice. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 g Baseball 3, 4: Track 1, Projection Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2,, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4.5 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, B Club 2, 3, 4. Goal: To be wealthy, healthy, happy, and wise. Outstanding Characteristics: Popular and h-is voice. Nickname: Fred, Freddy, Sonny. ROBERT R. CHAMBERLAND Look, he's winding up his watch of wit,' by and by it will strike. Diversions: Hunting, swimming, coin collecting, and guns. Remarks: 'Bob's sense of humor will win him many friends in the future, as it has done in the past. Activities: Senior Class Play 4. Goal: To secure a good job. Outstanding Characteristics: Humorous and good looking. Nickname: Bob. HELEN COOMBS When one is good, one is always happy. Diversions: Photography, sports, Ron-nie, and traveling. Remarks: Helenls diversions cenainly keep her busy. Activities: Goal: To acquire a good job and be happily married. Outstanding Characteristics: Pleasant personality and willingness to help others. Nickname: Helen. PATRICIA ANICE COOMBS Work conquers all things. Diversions: Movies s rt-s havin fun and bein with le , pq , s , 5 PCOP - Remarks: With the attitude Pat has towards life, how can she miss? Activities: Goal: Acquire a good job and work hard to make it successful. Outstanding Characteristics: Friendly and easy going. Nickname: Pat, Patty. LEO DESJARDINS A good man is always there when needed. Diversions: Farming, mechanical work, and model airplanes. Remarks: We're sure his interest in machinery will be an asset 'ho him. Activities: Goal: Be a good machinist. Outstanding Characteristics: Deep, bass, voice, and ability as a machinist. Nickname: Leo. YOLANDE ANITA DESPRES Come, live in my heart and pay no rent. Diversions: Dancing, movies, sports, writing letters, and collecting souve- meis. Remarks: Her jokes will never be forgotten. Activities: Majorettes I, 2, 4, Language Club 2, 3, Volley Ball lg Drama- tic Club 2, Orbla Review 3. Goal: A healthy, happy life and marriage. Outstanding Characteristics: Ability as a majorette, and smallness. Nickname: Yo-Yo, YO. ROBERT ALAN DOBRANSKY The more we do, the more we can do. Diversions: Sports, movies, stamp and win collecting. Remarks: Bob's determination to get ahead will surely reward him in the future. Activities: Glee Club l, 2, 33 J. V. Baseball 3, 4. Goal: College and a promising job. Outstanding Characteristics: Tall and co-operative. Nickname: Bob. FRED R. DODGE Oh, take the cash and let the credit go. Diversions: Hunting, fishing, photography, automobiles, and roller skating. Remarks: His quiet but comical ways will always be remembered. Activities: Goal: Engineer. Outstanding Characteristics: Wavy hair and good looks. Nickname: Freddy. HAZEL DOUGLASS Politsne.rs is the chief sign of culture. Diversions: Movies, music, having fun, reading, and sports. Remarks: We suspect that Hazel's quietness is deceiving. Activities: Goal: Success and happiness. Outstanding Characteristics: Lots of fun and a nice smile. Nickname: Haddie. JACQUELINE DUBE Humor is the harmony of the heart. Diversions: Henry, knitting, cookies, and cooking. Remarks: Her winning personality has surely been an asset to our class. Activities: Class Treasurer 3: Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, Librarian l, 33 Oflice Assistant 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Secretary 45 Basketball 35 Orbla Re- view 3, 4, 'Glee Club 4. Goal: A happy marriage and Wd paying job. Outstanding Characteristics: Original remarks and personality. Nickname: Jackie, Queenie. JANE R. DUDLEY As full of spirit: as the month of May. Diversions: Talking, people, sports, joum-alism, and clothes. Remarks: Whenever you see Jane, she is sure to have all ten fingers in some school activity. Activities: Student Council 3, 45 President 45 Orbla Review 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Office Assistant 3, 4-5 Library Assistant 3 5 Yearbook 4. Goal: Graduate from Maine and make good in some job where I can work with people. Outstanding Characteristics: Size, ability to out talk everybody. Nickname: Janie. GEORGE E. DYER I have been dying for four years, now I am .beginning to live. Diversions: Hunting, rollersk-ating, and girls. I Remarks: George is one of the best shop boys in fB. H. S. If you want him for anything just call, he'll come. Activities: Football l5Ba.sketball 1, 2. Outstanding Characteristics: Industriousnem, good humor, and always being helpful. Nickname : George. DWIGHT M. DWINAL Women and wine,,I'm here. Diversions: Song, women and wine, hunting, fishing, and sports. Remarks: After looking at Dwight's interests, what can we say? Activities: Baseball 3, 45 Football 1. Goal: A diploma. Outstanding Characteristics: That hiair cut and h-is original comments. Nickname: Kiko, Kike. ROBERT 'FITZPATRICK A good listener is not only popular everywhere, but after awhile he knows something. Diversions: Science and classical music. Remarks: Bob has a wonderful collection of classical music, a hobby of Bob's. Activities: Science Club 3, 4. Goal: Security. Outstanding Characteristics: Quiet and shy. Nickname: Bob. VERGE FORBES All wealth is the product of labor. Diversions: Basketball and waiting for -the 'Red Sox to win a pennant. Remarks: Verge is one of our famous basketball players. With his height and skill he really plays a good game. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 15 Basketball 3, 45 Basketball manager 1, 2. Goal: Eam a good living without working too hard. Outstanding Characteristics: Height, ability in sports. Nickname: Verge. As. k ' 1 s. wi i ix- llrg t f' :Qs . ' .ta W, K - ' - -i ' T P K 1' . 5 2 x . j NANCY j. FOURNIER Variety is the spice of lifef: Diversions: Talking and chewing gum. I I Remarks: We hardly ever see Nan when she isn'it chewing gum or having a good time. Activities: Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 45 Orbla Review 4, Red Cross 4. Goal: Join the Waves. Outstanding Characteristics: Joking and Hirtatious ways. Nickname: Nan. GAIL B. FOUNTAIN FII dance an' sing an' shake my leg as long as I dare to. Diversions: Blue Plymouth, sports, and a certain guy. Remarks: Gail is full of life, as we all know. Activities: Cameria Club lg Volley Ball 1, Basketball lg Archery 1, Major- ettes 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 4: Glee Club 2, 3. Goal: Success, happiness, and a wonderful marriage. Outstanding Characteristics: Red h-air and athletic ability. Nickname: Red. ALLAN C. FRIZZLE JR. Better to wear out than rust out. Diversions: Engineering and hunting. Remarks: Allan's always looking for Mr. 'Lunt or something for the pro- jection crew. Activities: Projection Crew l, 2, 3, 4. Goal: Success. Outstanding Characteristics: Dependable and ability to handle the me- chanical apparatus in school. Nicknme: Al, Lefty. IRENE CECILIA GAMACHE For knowledge, too, is itself a power. Diversions: Music, books, and swimming. Q V . 4 Remarks: Irene is noted for her quick temper and -always having fun. with the gang. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 1, 2. 3. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4, President 4: Yearbook 3, Orbla Review 2, 3. 4. Goal: College and a happy life. Outstanding Characteristics: Short and pert. Nickname: Reine. GERALDINE GENTHNER The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. Diversions: Dancing, music, reading, sewing, and driving. Remarks: If you see a Ford careening down the road, watch out, it's Gerry. Activities: Softball lg Basketball 1, Archery 1: Glee Club 2, '3g Red Cross 4, Librarian 1: Tri-Hi-Y 4. Goal: To have a happy and successful life. Outstanding Characteristics: Lots of lun and her Ford. Nickname: Gerry. MARY JEAN GRANT Christianity is a battle not a dream. Diversions: Church, a certain guy, music. . Remarks: With her friendly way and enthusiasm we know she'll succeed in her goal. Activities: Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 1 g Argosy Club 1. Goal: Graduate from Providence Bible Institute. Outstanding Characteristics: Enthusiasm and friendliness. Nickname: Mary. MARIE ANN GROVER Every great advance in science has issued from a new audacity of imagination. Diversions: Dancing, swimming, and beach combing. Remarks: Her ability 'i-n science will surely help 'her in her career. Activities: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Scientific Society 3, 4, Yearbook 45 OH-ice Assistant 3, 4g Tri-H-i-Y 4. Goal: Lab technician. Outstanding Characteristics: Short, friendly, and Lively. Nickname: Breezy. GARY R. HALEY Friendship and sizortsrnrmship equal a well Iiked mG7l.', Diversions: Girls, hunting, cars, guns, and fishing. Remarks: His abili-ty to get ahead, and his on the spot suggestions will be his greatest advantage. Activities: Football 3, 4, Track 4. Goal: Attend the U. of M. and specialize in forestry. Outstanding Characteristics: Nice looking, curly hair, and personality. Nickname: Gary. HENRY E. HALEY Abandon hope, all ye who enter here. Diversions: Baseball, hunting, fishing, and the Navy. Remarks: When something comical is said you can be sure Henry is there. Activities: Swimming 2. Goal: Navy. Outstanding Characteristics: Hair and comical remarks. Nickname: Henry. PHILIP HALL Science is simply common sense at zlts best. Diversions: Airplanes, sports, and science. Remarks: Phil is one of the most active members in -the science club. Activities: Swimming 2, Football 33 Scientific Society 3, 4. Goal: Air Force Cadet. Outstanding Characteristics: Ability in the scientific field and crew cut. Nickname: Phil. JONATHAN HELMREICH A mind equal to anything he puts it along .ride of. Diversions: Sports, music, and camping. Remarks: Jona's talents have added much to the success of our class. Activities: Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 45 J. V. 'Baseball lg Orchestra l, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4, Projection Crew 1, 2, Radio Club 45 Dramatic Club 4, 'Senior Play 45 National 'Honor Society 3, 4. Goal: To help others and to enjoy life. Outstanding characteristics: Tall, talented, and studious. Nickname: Jona, Jon. 'SHIRLEY HERSOM Silence give: consent. Diversions: Piano, ping-pong, basketball, and writing letters. 5 Remarks: We all wish Shirl the best of success with her-ambition. Activities: Goal: To have a good ofiice job or go to Beautioian school and get my diploma. Outstanding characteristics: Shy, quiet ways. Nickname: Shirl, Shorty. LARRY HOUSTON Get thee behind me, Satan. Diversions: Reading, movies, and all sports. Remarks: Larry's got that Southem gleam in his eye, and usually carries out the thoughts behind it. Activities: Baseball l, 43 Basketball 13 Football 1, 2. Goal: Navy. Outstanding characteristics: Southern drawl, full of fun. Nickname: Rebel. S'Hl'RLEY HYDE Smooth run: the water where the brook if deep. Diversions: Sports, reading, having fun, and Congdon's Insurance Agency. Remarks: Shirl's quietness has not kept her from 'having many friends. Activitim: Goal: To have a happy and successful life. Outstanding characteristics: Red hair and quietness. Nickname: Shirl. CATHERINE OYLYWMPIA JARVIS Let me never hear that word again - what? what? Diversions: Sports, reading, 'having fun and music. Q' Remarks: Catherine's dependability is something we always can be sure of no mat-ter what the situation. Activities: Orfbla Review 2, 3, 4: junior Editor 35 Senior Editor 45 Junior Red Cross 2, 3: Secretary 23 Orange and 'Black 3, 45 Chairman of Advertising 4: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 3, President 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Secretary 1, 25 Magazine Drive l, 25 Senior 'Fair l 3 Honor Society 3, 4: Davis Award 1. Goal: To live a full and happy life and become a good teacher. Outstanding characteristics: Studious, personality and what? what? what? Nickname: Coach, Jarvie, Cathy, Olympia. BRADLEY R. JASPER One cannot know everything. Diversions: Hunting, l-ishing, baseball, and women. Remarks: 'Bradley, one of our shop boys, has quite a variety of interests. Activities: Baseball 4. Goal: Diploma. Outstanding Characteristics: Ability as shop boy and interest in women. Nickname: Zeke. M. RUTH JOHNSON The real character of a man is found out by his amu.remenJ.f. Diversions: Perry's Nut House, sports and Popham Beach on May 27. Remarks: Ruthie's diversion suits her personality. Activities: Orbla Review 3. Goal: Have plenty of fun, friends, and happiness. Outstanding Characteristics: Humor and crazy personality. Nickname: Ruthie. MARJORIE JOHNSON Not that she loved .study lets, but that she loved fun more. Diversions: Parties, swimming, walking, and riding to unknown places. Remarks: Marge always has a bright hello'l for everyone. Activities: l Q Goal: To help Mom and Dad, and to beat or at least ca-tch up with Evie. Outstanding Characteristics: Considerate, very nice personality. Nicknme: Marge, Margie. RUTH VAIL JOHNSON Everybody who is incapable of learning has taken to teaching. Diversions: Piano, books, and boys. Remarks: Her friendly manner will surely be to her advantage in the future. Activities: Glee Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Ollice Assistanrt 2, 3. Goal: College teaching career, and a happy interesting life. Outstanding Characteristics: Nice smile and low, throaty voice. Nickname: Ruthie. CLAIRE ANI'IlA LNB'BE It is not good that a man should be alone. D' ersions: Music, dancing, sports and Ralph. Iaevmarks: Ralph has been one of Claire's diversions for some time now. Activities: Camera Club 3. Goal: A diploma and happy marriage with Ralph. Outstanding Characteristics: Always talking about Ralph, and nice smile. Nickname: T-2, Shorty. ROLANDE LABBE If: clever, but is it art? Diversions: Sewing, reading, skating, dancing, and good friends. Remarks: Since Squeaks has been here she has made many friends with her good nature and funny jokes. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3. Goal: To be a secretary. Outstanding Characteristics: Always sketching pic-tures, good natured. Nickname: Squeaks. JANICE LANCASTER All the world Ill' a stage. Diversions: Music, children, dancing, dramatics, and Bowdoin College. Remarks: When jan's around, there is never a dull moment. Activities: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Prize Speaking lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Orchestra lg One Act Plays 3, Tri-Hi-Y 43 Orbla Review 4. Goal: A successful college education, and a happy life. Outstanding Characteristics: Very lively, friendly, and has a way with children-. Nickname: Jan. JOAN E. LANCASTER Society is .built upon trust. Diversions: Dancing, reading, going to the library for Mr. Smith, and a certain guy. Remarks: With Joanie's pleasant personality we know she'll be a success Activities: Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross lg Glee Club l, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 42 Senior Class Play. Goal: Graduate from College with an R. N. and B. S, Outstanding Characteristics: Studiousness and pleasant personality. Nickname: Joanic. MARY LAPOINTE The devil and me, we dorft agree: I hate him, and he hates me. Diversions: Sports. reading. life in general. Remarks' Mary certainly believes in enjoying herself, especially, when it comes to having fun with the gang, Activities: Basketball 3 1 Librarian 3: Yearbook 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4. Goal: To do the best of her ability in the future. Outstanding Characteristics: Her short black hair, willingness to help others, and devilish nature. Nickname: Mamie. MARILYN LAVICNE Who me? - Oh, caught againfv Diversions: Swimming, horseback riding, sports, and the yellow Hornet. Remarks: -Marilyn has a happy-go-lucky personality that one can't help but like. Activities: Yearbook 4: Orchestra l, 2: Red Cross 3. Goal: To see the world and have a successful Navy career. Outstanding Characteristics: Ability in secretarial work and a keen sense of humor. Nickname: Hot-Rod. Lavinsky, Diggie. ANNE LAVTGUEUR Of all the calamities, this is the greatest. Diversions: '53 Pontiac, sports, sleep, and collecting as many tardy slips as Inky. Remarks: What Anne lacks in height she makes up in her pep and hum- orus ways. Activities: Basketball 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4: Yearbook 4, Senior Class Play 4. Goal: To be six feet tall. Outstanding Characteristics: Her littleness and witty remarks. Nickname: Annie, Little One, Glow-Worm. MAURICE B. LECL-ERC Dynamite comes in small packages. Diversions: Sports, girls, cars, stamp collecting, and constructing early automobile models. Remarks: Wonderful sense of humor. Activities: Projection Crew 2, 3: Red Cross 4. Goal: Bookkeeper or Public -accountant. Outstanding Characteristics: Interest in girls and sense of humor. Nickname: Moe, Shorty. CONSTANCE T. LIVERNOIS Fm ready for fun and frolicf' Diversions: Sports, dancing, working, having fun, and eating. Remarks: Connie's friendliness and humor have won her many friends. Activities: F. H. A. 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 'Glee Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Argosy Club 2, Dramatic Club 2, 3. Goal: 'A good job and happy life. Outstanding Characteristics: Nice clothes and friendly. Nickname: Connie. RICHARD LORD Every man must get to heaven his own way. Diversions: Fishing, hunting, and cars. Remarks: Dick is one of the favorite athletes of the class. Activities: Football 1, 2, 4, Basketball 3. Goal: Make a career of fthe Navy. Outstanding Characteristics: Athletic ability and popular with everyone. Nickname: Dick. MADELINE YVONNE LUCAS Let me die to the sounds of her music? Diversions: Pl-aying odd piano pieces, talking, eating, and science. Remarks: Only Amy has the ability to talk a blue streak and eat at the same time. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Dram-atic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, A-rgosy Club 2, 3, Vice-President 2: Yearbook 2, 3, 4, Bowling l. Goal: College, teaching, and be happy. Outstanding Characteristics: Pretty hair and crazy laugh. Nickname: Amy. AGNES A. MARTIN With a song in my heart. Diversions: Music, swimming, collecting post cards, and Canada. Remarks: Aggie is known for her singing ability and with her voice she will make a lot of people happy. ' ' Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 4, Tri-H1-Y 4. Goal: Diploma, beautician and marriage. Outstanding Characteristics: Lovely singing voice, attractiveness, and cute dresses. Nickname : Aggie . FRANCIS L. MARTIN Everything comes if a woman will wait. Diversions: Children, sewing, roller-skating, weaving, hating men, and last but not least, talking. Remarks: We can't believe that Francis is a man hater. Activities: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 45 Argosy Club 43 Librarian 3. Goal: Teaching little children. Outstanding Characteristics: Height and talking ability. Nickname: Francis. RICHARD A. MATHURIN He may look quiet but look again. Diversions: Sports, can, pretty girls, hunting, fishing. Remarks: Whenever we see Dick we see his Ford. Activities: Goal: To be a millionaire. Outstanding Characteristics: Keeps to himself in school, expert pilot with the Ford. Nickname: Dick. MILDRED McCARTHY To be merry bert become: you. Diversions: Cooking, sewing, collecting records, and music in general. Remarks: Millie seems to have an art for solving people's problems. Activities: Student Council 2, 4, Dramatic Club 23 Red Cross l, 2, 33 Club 1, 2. 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Oflice Assistant 2, 3, 4. Goal: Success and happiness. Outstanding Characteristics: Height, consideration for others. Nickname: Millie. PATRICIA MESSER Her voice was ever soft. Diversions: Dancing, popular music, bowling, and collecting dolls. Remarks: Pat is dainty enough to be in that collection of dolls. Activities: Goal: Be a success. Outstanding Characteristics: Petite and friendly. Nickname: Pat. Glee CORRIE JEAN MILLER A little nonsense now and then is relixhed by the wisert of men. Diversions: Music, piano, hula, sports, French poodles, collecting dolls, and dancing. Remarks: Carrie does the authentic hula-hula - Anyone want a demon- stration? Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, Argosy Club 2, Language Club 2, 33 Orbla Review 3, 4, Orange and Black 2, 3. Goal: College, success, and happiness. Outstanding Characteristics: Southem accent, always chattering and nice clothes. Nickname: You-all, Corrie Belle. ,IULIETTE MOENS Why should the devil have all the good tuner? Diversions: A certain guy, red hair, sewing, designing, and singing. Remarks: We wonder if that certain guy and the red hair have any connection? Activities: Glee Club 3 5 Mixed Chorus 3 5 Ofiice Assistant 4. Goal: Happiness and success. Outstanding Characteristics: Warm personality, nice voice. Nickname: Julie. CLIFTON PAUL MORGAN Go West, young man, and grow up with the country. Diversions: Hunting, fishing, women, and song. Remarks: Cliff is one little guy who can really make people chuckle. Activities: Baseball 1. Goal: Diploma. Outstanding Characteristics: Short, h-is voice, and witty remarks. Nickname: Cliff. IONA EVELYN MOODY Everything I like is either immoral, illegal or fattening. Diversions: A black '41 Buick, swimming, parties, picnics, and Popham Beach on May 27th. Remarks: One of the most likeable members of our class. She has a good word and a smile for everyone. Activities: U Goal: To make my mother proud of me and to keep ahead of Margie. Outstanding Characteristics: Friendliness, sincerity. Nickname: Ev, Evie. MARC ALAIN MORIN Culture with ur end: in headaches. Diversions: Music, girls, cars, raising heck, model railroading, and working math problems. Remarks: Marc is noted for his way with 'the girls and his joking ability. Activi-ties: Basketball l, Tennis 1. Goal: A degree 'in science and a Jaguar. Outstanding Characteristics: Wavy h-air and flirtatious ways. Nickname: Marc, Marce. CYNTHIA ALICE MORSE They that know no evil will suspect none. Diversions: Writing let-ters, home ec., dancing, skating, boys, and loads of fun. Remarks: Cynnie tis one of our cute island girls who enjoys life. Activities: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4. Goal: Be a beautician and have a happy marriage. Outstanding Characteristics: Easy going ways, nice smile. Nickname: Cyn, Cynnie. HERMIA MARGARET MORSE O shame! there is thy blush. Diversions: Music, dancing, boys, and having fun. Remarks: With Hermia's qualities we knsow she'll make a wonderful teacher. Goal: Be a good teacher. Activities: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4. Outstanding Characteristics: Ability to have fun and her nice personality. Nickname: Helm. PRISCILLA MAE NORCROSS He raid, Wilt thou love me?', - and :he fainitedf' Diversions: Dancing, swimming, slumber parties, and records. Remarks: Percy is a lot of fun and we know she and Ray will be very happy. Activities: Argosy Club 2, 3, 4g Orbla Review 25 Oflice Assismnt 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Goal: A good ofl-ice job and to be a good house wife. Outstanding Characteristics: '40 Ford and her diamond ring. Nickname: MARGARET ANN OLMSTEAD The discovery of a new dish doe: much for human happiness. Diversions: Slumber parties, special cookies, music, and reading. Remarks: Peg is noted for her famous slumber parties. Activities: Glee Club l, 2, 4: Miixed Chorus 1, Scientific Society 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 4: Language Club 2, 3: Orbla Review 3, 4: Yearbook lg Argosy Club 1, 2: Office Assistannt 2, 3: Camera Club 1, 2: Dramatic Club l, 2, Bowling l. Goal: High education, career, success and a happy lfife. Outstanding Characteristics: Always willing to help and a good cook. Nickname: Peggy, Peg. CHIARLES A. PERRY I came, I saw, I conquered. Diversions: Studying, reading, and having fun. Remarks: Charlie has the type of intelligence that comes from a real 'interest in the world about it. Activities : Goal: To be a success. Outstanding Characteristics: Red haiir and cute smile. Nickname: Charlie. URSULA D. PHILIPPON Better late than never. Diversions: Sports, music, and reading. Remarks: Ursula is very bashful and a pleasant person to get along with. Activities: Goal: Secretarial position. Outstanding Characteristics: Very bashful and easy going. Nickname: Slow Poke . ROBERTA ELLEN PRINCE A handful of patience. Diversions: Cooking. sewing, dancing, and working with small children. Remarks: Your interest in children will surely comein handy some day, Roberta. Activities: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4. Goal: Happiness. Outstanding Characteristics: Quietness and interest in F. H. A. Nickname: Berta, Row-Row. WIIJLIAM F. RANDALL Excuse my dust. Diversions: Girls, hunting, and stock car racing. Remarks: Bill may be quiet, but he certainly can get things done. Activities: Goal: A diploma. Outstanding Characteristics: Good worker and shy. Nickname: Bill. SUSAN B. RICHARDSON As the crackling of thorns under a pot, xo is her laughter. Diversions: Music, swimming, literature, medicine, and slumber parties. Remarks: You can always tell when Sue's around by that giggling laugh of hers. Activities: Orbla 3, 4, Year Book 3, 43 Dramatic Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. Goal: Nursing School. Outstanding Characteristics: Her crazy laugh and her wonderful swim- ming ability. Nickname: Sue, Suzie DON HAROLD ROGERS And there I was -.'! Diversions: Girls, hunting, lobstering. Remarks: Don is well known for his flirtagtious ways, and he adds to it with his crazy smile. Activities: Baseball 1. Goal: ,loin the Navy. then come back to lobstering. Outstanding Characteristics: Deep voice and crazy antics. Nickname: Rogers. 1 ,fx nfl? .awk 8 ll 398126311645 V 'XX .. lv. A lil ? 'SV' 121:-r E E 2 ,,, V4 MAUREEN M. ROUTHIER Hold that curtain: I have another line. Diversions: Sports, acting, chocolate cake, writing letters, and life in general. Remarks: Meen'a s vitality combined with her interest in everybody sure keeps her going. Activities: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice 'Prwident 45 Prize Speaking 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4, Off-ice Assistant 2, 3, Orbla Review 3, 4, Junior Editor 3, Senior Editor 43 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 25 Yearbook 3, 4. Goal: Professional stage and a happy life. Outstanding Characteristics: Acting ability and interest in everything and everybody. Nickn-ame: Meena. DAVID ROWE A man in earnest finds means, or, if he cannot find, create: them. Diversions: Photography, sports, hun-ting, girls, and having fun. Remarks: Although Dave is quiet he is well liked by everyone. Activities: Goal: Navy. Outstanding Characteristics: Blushes easily and has nice ways. Nickname: Dave. .FANICE M. ROY I war born to other things. D'iversions: Cheering, and National Guard. Remarks: 'Jug is certainly full of fun and her wonderful personality has won her many friends. Activities: F. H. 'A. 2, 3, 4, Cheering 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 4. 'Goalz Complete happiness in the future. Outstanding Characteristics: A ready smile, peppy, cheerleader. Nickname: Jug. JOAN ST. PIERRE Lord, I wonder what fool it was that first invented kissing. Diversions: Swimming and 'driving the car. Remarks: joan can always be trusted to come up with a comical remark at the right moment. Activities: Red Cross 1. Goal: A man, a home, and a family. Outstanding Characteristics: Dry sense of humor and her cigarettes. Nickname: Joan. MURTEL ST. PIERRE The very pink of perfection. Diversions: Swimming, sports, dancing, m-en. and music. Remarks: Mur's friendly ways and lovely smile will carry her a long way. Activities: Argosy Club 2, 3, 4: Librarian 35 Camera Club 4: Orbla Review 4. Goal: A good secretarial position and a happy married life. Outstanding Characteristics: Nice looks and sweet personality. Nickname: Mur. J. LORRAINE SAUVE Happy is thy nature. Diversions: Trying to remember things, writing letters. Remarks: Squeaky is one of ithe peppiest girls in the high school. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Class Treasurer 2, 3 'Bowling 1, Studenvt Council 4, Yearbook 4, Red Cross lg Tri-iHi-Y 4. Goal: To be a good R. N. Outstanding Characteristics: Happy attitude, friendly and cufte ways. Nickname: Squeaky. PATRICIA SHEA To do the wrong thing at the right time. Diversions: Bulttons, buttons, and more buttons. Remarks: Pat is noted for her ringing laughter and temper. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, 'Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4. 'Goalz 'Ivo make a health resort out of Ons Island. Outstanding Characteristics: Laugh and cheerful countenance. Nickname: Pat, Patty, Rat. HERBERT P. SIMPSON There was never a :aint with red hair. Diversions: Cars and women. Remarks: Herb's red hair certainly doesniit match his wonderful disposition. Activities: Class President 25 Senior Cl-ass Play 4. Goal: Receive a diploma. Outstanding Characteristics: Red h-air, nice disposition. Nickname : Herb. SHIRLEY E. SKELTON The word impossible is not in my dictionary. Diversions: Music, reading, and dancing. I ' Remarks: Although Shirl is quiet, she has won many friends with her smile and pleasant ways. Activities: . Goal: Have a happy and successful life. l Outstanding Characteristics: Nice clothes and quiet. Nickname: Shirl. 'JACQUELINE ELAINE SKOLFIELD Unthinking, idle, wild, and young: She laughed, and danced, and talked, and sung. Diversions: Sports, reading, music, and having lun. Remarks: Jackie doe'sn't seem to have a care in the world. Activities: Red Cross l, 2: Majorette 2, 3, 4, Head Majorette 45 Glee Club l, 2, 39 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Student Council 2, Camera Club 2g Dramatic Club 2g Argosy Club 2, 35 Volley -Ball lg Basketball 2s Orbla Review 3, 4. Goal: To have a healthy, happy life. Outstanding Characteristics: Friendly ways, happy aubitude towards life. Nickname: Jackie, Jet. GAIL DELLA SMITH You're nervous I seeg you've driven with me before? Diversions:'Sports, music, drawing cartoons, watching T. V. Remarks: Smitty has -a winning personality and is always ready with a good laugh even at poor jokes. Activities: Dramatic Clulb lg Basketball 1, 3, 4, Softball lg Bowling 15 Yearbook 4, Volleyball 1, 3. Goal: A oollege degree in biochemistry. Outstanding characteristics: Good athlete, 'blue eyes, and sparkling smile. Nickname: Smitty, Coach Smith. 'LORRAINE M. SNOW Good taste is the liower of good sense. Diversions: Music, dancing, writing letters. Remarks: Rane is a wonderful person and 'has a swell personality to match. Activities: F. H. A. 3, 4, Yearbook 35 'Orbla Review 35 Office Assistant 3 4. Goal:, To have a happy and successful marriage. Outstanding characteristics: Nice figure, blue eyes and that ring. Nickname: Rane, Skcets , Laurie. lLU'CILLE M. 'SNOW HapjJines.v: everyone speaks of it,' I know it. Diversions: Sewing, swimming, and oollecting things. Remarks: With all her experience in the F. H. A., we know Lucy will make a fine wife. Activities: Orbla 3, F. H. A. 3, 4: Yearbook 3: Office Assistant 3, 4. Goal: A college education and a happy marriage. Outstanding characteri-stics: Blue eyes and shy smile. Nickname: Ceil. Lucy, Teedie. RONALD SNOW And they all noticed his ha.ir'. Diversions: Swimming. cars. and fishing. Remarks: Ronnie is a very quiet person, but possesses swimming ability. Activities: Swimming 1, 2. 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3. Goal: 'Qraduation and a successful life. Outstanding characteristics: Quietness, blond hair. Nickname: Ronnie. FRED B. SPRAGUE, Jr. Wise up, punk. ' Diversions: Hunting, fishing, and cars. Remarks: Brad's humorous remarks and nice smile go very good together. Activities: Track 1, 2, 3. Goal: Farmer. Outstanding characteristics: Flirtatious ways and very nice smile. Nickname: Brad, Freddy, Butch. JOSEPH H. STETSON Boys will be boys. Div-ersions: Swimming, hunting, girls, the Islands, and eaiting. Remarks: Jody is one of the most valuable members of our swimming team and he also keeps us laughing with his humorous ways. Activitiies: Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4. Goal: To be a success. Outstanding Characteristics: Ability in swimming and joking ways. Nickname: Jody. BILLIE SURACE Silence ix golden. Diversions: Hunting, movies, stamp collecting, and having fun. Remarks: Billie is one of the hunters of the class and always ready to help out. Activities: Goal: B'ill's goal is undecided, but we know he'll succeed at whatever he chooses. Outstanding Characteristics: Quiet ways, and politeness. Nickname: Billie. YVONNE SYLVESTER To be good looking if I can, witty if I must, and agreeable if it kills me! Diversions: Dancing, music, having fun, and life in general. Remarks: Inky is one ofthe jokers of the class. Just ask anyone. Activities: Red Cross 15 Office Assistant 15 'Glee Club 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Orbla Review 3, F. H. A. 3. Goal: College, a happy and successful life. Outstanding Characteristics: Witty, cute, and well dressed. Nickname: Inky, Eve. PAUL A. TETRAULT Knowledge comer, but wisdom lingers. Diversions: Sports, women, stock car races, and hunting. Remarks: 'Paul isn't as quiet as he appears, so we've been told. Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Red Cross 2. Goal: To be a rich bachelor, and own a Cadillac. Outstanding Characteristics: Quiet, pleasant to talk to. Nickname: P. T. CAROL ANN THURSTON Friendship is her delight and pride. Diversions: Movies, music. reading, and watching sports. Remarks: Carol is one of our best liked girls because of her sparkling personality. . Activities: 'Glee Club 3, 43 F. H. A. 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Orbla Review 3, 4. Goal: Success and happiness with Paul. I Outstanding Characteristics: Her quick smile and cheerful personality. Nickname: Annie, Carolyn. RICHARD PHILLIP TOMKO He did nothing in particular, and did it very well.' Diversions: Foreign coin collecting, sports, and reading good books Remarks: Dick certainly has a good start on that selling career. Activities: Swimming Manager 2,fBaseba1l 3. Goal: Go into retail selling as a clerk. Outstanding Characteristics: Business ability and crew cut. Nickname: Dick, Tornko. JOAN KATHLEEN TONDREAU Her uoiee was ever soft. Diversions: jazz, tap dancing, and a certain guy. Remarks: In class joan doesn't have much to say, but whe out . . . ! Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. Goal: 'A happy and successful life. -Outstanding Characteristics: Pretty hair and easy going ways. Nickname: Toni. . ROXLYN CAROLE TOWLE The beauty of women ix their hair. Diversions: Swimming. dancing, skating, popular music, and h-er guy Remarks: Her sense of humor and cute looks are indispensible to the class Activities: Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Orbla Review 35 Dramatic Club 1 2 3 Glee Club 1, Basketball 2, Prize Speaking 1. Goal: Secretary or beautician and have a happy marriage. Outstanding Characteristics: Blond hair, baby face. Nickname: Lynn. MARIA R. TRANQUILDO The heart is never neutral. Diversions: Books, movies, reading, and drawing. Remarks: You can distinguish Maria from the crowd by her soft Italian accent. Activities: Argosy Club 2. Goal: A happy marriage. Outstanding Characteristics: Those beautiful brown eyes and Italian accent. Nickname: Rec. HILMER E. UTECHT Over the hill I'm trugin' my weary way. Diversions: Hunting. women, and sports. Remarks: With Hilmer's qualities, we know he'll make a good farmer Activities: Baseball 1, 2, Basketball l, 23 Football 3. Goal: 'Be a farmer. Outstanding Ch-aracteristics: Blong, silky hair and his laugh. Nickname: W'hitey. 1 NANCY ANN WAKELY For they can conquer who believe they san. Diversions: Piano, reading, Holy Cross, james Fenimore Cooper, and writing long letters. Remarks: Nan's musical talen-ts will be well remembered by many. Activities: Radio Club 2, 3, 4g Debating 3: Camera Club l, 25 Dramatic , Club 1, 2, 3, 4: One Act Plays lg Senior Play 4: Prize Speaking 3, Argosy Club 2. 3: Glce Club l, 2, 3, 4, 'Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Goal: To be a good citizen, succeed. and have happiness. Outstanding characteristics: Good figure and arguing with Mr. Smith. Nickname: Nan. SALLY WEEKS Hitch your wagon to a star. Diversions: Sailing, Dancing, U.S.S. Glennon. Remarks: Sallyis abilities are many, and we know they will take her far. Activities: Glee Club 3, 4. Goal: To further my education and marriage. Outstanding characteristics: Nice figure and smile. Nickname: Sal, Squeaky. CHARLES VVELNER Love is an ocean of emotions, entirely surrounded by expenses. Diversions: Sports. Remarks: 'Charlie is one of our best athletes, and we're proud to have him as a member of our class. Activities: Football 1. 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2gG1ee Club 1, 3. Goal: A good job that pays well. Outstanding characteristics: Easy going and always with a certain Junior. Nickname: Charlie. EDWIN YOUNG The coast was clear. Diversions: Sports and food. Remarks: Eddie's athletic talents have certainly been a credit to us this year and in- past years. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4. Goal: To go to college. Outstanding characteristics: Tall, teriffic basketball player, sense of humor. Nickname: Eddie. C. NANCY WALLENTINE Reason is the mistress and queen of all things. Diversions: Reading, roller skating, swimming and basketball. Remarks: With Nan's ambition. we know she'll achieve her goal. Activities: Goal: College and a good job. Outstanding characteristics: Quiet and ambitious. Nickname: Nancy. 7-. klfl w VINCENT WALLENTINE He that can have patience can have what he willf! Diversion: Hunting. Remarks: Although Vincent is quiet he is very dependable. Activities: Baseball 4: Senior Class Play 4. Goal: Although Vincen't's future is undecided we know he'll be successful in whatever he undertakes. Outstanding Characteristics: Tall, shy, very nice. Nickname: Willy. NANCY DURGIN PULSIFER She lends a charm to everything .the does. Diversions: Skiing, dancing, good music, basketball. and having fun with my friends. Remarks: It is certainly a pleasure having Nan back with us. and we wish he-r all success with Dave and 'the baby. Activities: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 G1ee'Club 1. 4: Orbla Review 1, 2: Cam- era Club 1, 2: Dramatic Club 2: Orange and Black 1. Goal: To get the most happiness out of life and to further my education. Outstanding Characteristics: Beauty and Cream-like complexion Nickname: Tassy, Nan. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Beverly Crooker, Secretary, Jewell Monroe, President, John LaCourse Vice-President, Robert Casimero, Treasurer. Adams, Doris Allard. Nellie Apt, Leigh Atkins, Robert Atwood. Larry Bailey. Joyce Beals, Barbara Beane. Jeanette Belanger. Joan B4-rnier, Anne Bernier, Clarina Bibber, Affie Bibbvr, Shirley Billings, Carl Bouchard, John Bouchard, Maurice Bourgoin. David Brawn, Carlyn Brillant, Robert Brown. Keith Bryan, Arnold Busque, 'Lawrence Caron, Deanna Caron. Jacqueline Caron, Ursula Casimiro, Robert Cheetham, Jean Christian, Eric Coffin. Fay Coffin, Jayne Coffin. Phillip Coulombe, Chanel Coulombe. Louis Crooker. Beverly Curran. Jean Curtis, David Dageett. William Davis. Norman Davis. Robert Dulac. Geary Douglas, Olive Durgin. Betty Durgin. Sandra Elie. Pamalee Elliott, Allison Eramo,YRitaN Fosdick, Margaret unior gfagi Fournier, Alice Freeman, Ann Frost, Judith Gaudet, Peter Giroux. Francis Giroux, Priscilla Gordon, Sarah Gott. Gerald Gowell, Norma Gray, Patricia Hadley, Joan Haley, Jerald Hall, William Harrington, Donald Hilton, Maureen Hines, Nancy Holt. Ernest Houde, Jeanette Howard, Glen Humphrey, Joan Hunt, Amy Johnson, Noreen Johnson, Wayne Jones, Joyce Karner, Elise Koelln, Sonnhild Lachance, 'Lorraine LaCourse, John Langlais, Jeanne Langley, Edward Larrabee, David Lawrence. Cleta Lebel, Louis Lebel. Reginald LeClair. Ronald LeTarte. Pauline Levesque. Theresa Martin, Judith McCull-och, Cameron Menard, Anne Men'ard, Patricia Merrill, 'Barbara Michaud, Maurice Michaud. Raymond Miller, 'Daniel Miller, Roberta Monroe, Jewell Morin, Dominic Ormsby, 'William Ouellette, Louis Ouellette, Raymond Owen, Sara Pagurko, 'Georgette Pagurko, Joyce Palmer, Russell Pelletier. Philip Pinette, Lionel Pinkham, Elizabeth Philippon, 'Laurier Potter, Roberta Price, Lura Priestly, John Prince, Helene Prout, David Raymond. Louis Reil, Walter Richard, Alfred Richards, Sonia Riendeau, Ronald Ring, Sylvia Roberts, Mary Ellen Russell, Barbara Russell, Donald Russell, Robert Sabol, John Savoie, Donald Silvius, Helen Simmons. Nancy Smith, Clyde Smith, David Snow, Ann Surance. Leandro Sweet, Robert Tetreault, Raymond Theberg, Ronald Thibeault, Conrad Toothaker, Joyce Tumer, Ann White, Janice Williams, John Wilson, Carol Wilson. Gordon Wilson, Lillian Wil-son, Mary SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Anthony Brannigan, Treasurer, Ann Dudley, Secretary, William Per reault, Vice-President, William Ouellette, Pre SOPADIHOFQ Adams. John Alexander, Robert Allen, Madeline Allen. Marilyn Armstrong, William Babson, David Baker, Myrna Barrows, Barbara Beane, Sherwin Bernier, John Bernier, Raymond Blanchette, Carolee Bolduc. Paul Booker, Bruce Bossie. Philip Boucher, Gerard Boucher. Maurice Bourassa. 'Larry Boyden. Douglas Brackett, Philip Bradley. Melinda Brannigan, Anthony Burton, Sherwood Caron, Pauline Carr. Donald Castonguay. Maurice Chappell, Patricia Cheethiam, John Cloutier, Agnes Cloutier, 'Lucy Cloutier. Ronald Colburn. Richard Connors, Patrick Coombs, Barbara Cressey, Robert Croker. Arthur Crowe, Richard Cupples, William Curtis. Sally DeMon'te. Thomas Desiardines, Nancy Dodge. Shirley Driscoll, James Dudley, Ann Dumais, Joan Dunning, Mabel Dwinal, Carol Eastman, Earl Emerson, 'Harold Estes, Carolyn Farmer, Ronald Fish, Priscilla Fluet, Ronald Fortin, Yvette Foster, Robert Fournier. Janice Freeman. Janet Gammon. George Garand. William Genthner. Josephine Gerow. Loren Gerow. Lorraine Giroux. Roger Glover. Patricia Gott. Beverly Griffin. Nomia Hackett. Robert Hall, Eleanor Hall. Janet Hamilton. Robert Hanks, Nancy Harris. Judith Holbrook. Ronald Huard, Georgette Hurst. Wesley Johnson. Nancy Keenan. Sandra Labbe. William Laberge, Simonne Labonte, Lena Lachance. David Lachappelle. Doris Laffely. Leon Larrabee. Joseph Leeman, Donna LeMieux. George Lt-Mieux. Robert Lcvesque, Doris Lewis. Barry Libby, Jane Livernois. Chanel Livernois, Daniel Lovell. David Manson. David Matthews. Clinton McKay. Nora McKenna. Jack Menard, Kenneth Mercier. Richard Michaud. Ann Monroe. Jane Morin. Anne Morin. Jacqueline Morrell. 'Carol Morrison. Jack Nelson. Doma O,Neil. Oliver Orr. Joseph Otis. 'Elaine sident. C155 Ouellette, William Overstreet. Kay Palmer, Elizabeth Palmer, Lawrence Paradis, Richard Parady, Bernadette Pardur, JoAnna Patterson, 'Marcia Pelkey, Donna Perkins, Myrna Perreault, William Philippon, Real Pierce, Francis Pouliot, Marilyn Prindall, Avery Proctor, Helenlouise Reid, Glennis Rollins, Emily Rowe, Clement Russell. Donna Ryall, Susan Ryan, Robert St. Pierre. Pauline Saucier, Jacqueline Sears, Ada Sedgley, Janice Shea, Shirley Skelton, Lendall Small, Louise Smith, Nancy Soychak, Ronald Staples, ,Lawrence Stevens, Sandra Stimpson, Nancy Sullivan, Richard Sylvester, Nancy Tardiff, Jean Taylor, Mary Thibeaulit, Elodia Thibeault, Jean Thibeault, Rita Thompson. Mary Tierney, Anne Tome, 'Clarence Toothaker. Jean Vose, Fred Wallentine. Norma White, 'Cliflnord White, Ercil Williams, Sandra J. Williams, Sandra 'M. Worrey, Joyce Younq, Nancy Zottoli, Robert FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Marilyn Simpson, Secretary, Linda Price, Treasurer, Richard Gar- rison, President, Standing: Stanley Holmes, ment, Vice President. Ackley, John Adams, Joseph Adams, Mildred Alexander, Joan Alexander, Ronald Allaire, Leo Allen, George Aloisio, Norman Armstrong, David Aube, Paul Austin, Myrtle Bailey, Robert Bamforth, 'Mary Baribeau, David Benner, Norma Benoiit, .lohn Bernier, Rhea Bernier, Suzanne Bibber, Elin Biokford, Kingston Blackwell, Maurice Bouchard, Irene Bouchard, Nancy Bouchard, Ruth Boucher, Doris Bourgoin, Roland Bourque, Lionel Bousquet, Albert Bowley, Tharon Breton, Patricia Brillant, Ronald Burns, 'Marilyn Buzzell, Judith Carver, Carole Cloutier, Marie Cloutier, Theophile Cotlin, Sally Cole, Charles Cornish, Glennis Cornish, James Crosman, Frances Crouse, Truman Crowley, Corliss Cunningham, Janice Curtis, John Daggeut, Ellen De'Hahn, Henry De'Hahn, Ralph Doiron, Evelyn Dolloff, Dorothy Dolloff, Richard Doyon, Evelyn Dube, Natalie Dudley, John Dwin-al, Philip Dver, Stanley Erswell, Sondra Everett, Frances Evrard, Carol Farley, Philip jl'eJLlYlall Field, Clement Fish, James Footer, Mary Fortin, Frederic Fortin, Joan Foster, David Foster, Lillian Fountain, Arvard Fournier, Joseph Fraser, Daniel . Freeman, Brenda Frizzle, Gordon Frost, John Gamache, Priscilla Garrison, Reginald Garrison, Richard Gaudet, James Gauthier, Anita Gi-rardfin, Doris Giroux, Gloria Glovsky, Roberta Goodenow, Clinton Gott, Glenn Gowell, Janice Grant, 'Pauline Graves, Chester Gregoire. 'Alice Grover, Nancy Guerette, Robert Haley, Richard Hamilton, Jay Hamilton, Philip Hanks, Mary Hanson, Bettina Harding, Sandra Harjula, Sonja Harrington, Wilfred Hersey, 'Mary Higgins, Nancy Hollingshead, Richard Holmes, Nancy Holmes, Stanley Holt, Donald Hosmer, Glen Houston, Duane Hughes, Paul Huppe. Pauline Hurst, Wayne Hutchins, Barry Jackson, Harlan Jeppesen, Martha Johnson, Olive Keenan, Catherine Kennett, William King, 'Carol Koerber, Carol Labbe, Doris Labbe, Louise Lachance, 'Laurier Lacharite, Paul Student Council g C G55 Landry, Raymond Lanteigne, Roger Lavallee, Suzanne Lavoic, Suzanne Leclerc, Raymond Lemieux, Raymond Lemont, Sandra Libby, Eleanor Libby, Robert Linnell, Loyd Livemois, lClarice Lord, David Lucas, Joanne Martin, Paul Martin, Roland Mathurin, 'Mary McCarthy, Harry McIntosh, Rolvin McKenna, Kenneth Merrill, Ruth Merry, Pauline Michaud, Anne Miller, Judith Miller, Joanne Miller, Norman Moody, Gloria Moody, Philip Morang, Bessie Moreau, Donald Morin, Maxine Morse, Sheldon Mowat, Ronald Munsey, Elaine Munsey, Emery Mysharall, Patricia Nadeau, Claire Nickerson, Richard Norton, John Ol'Donnell, Gordon O'Neil, Gwendolyn Ordway, Derrill Ouellette, Aline Ouellette, Jeanne Ouellette, Lucille Owen, Letha Pagurko, Glenys Paiement, David Patterson, 'Barbara Peacock, Patricia Pelletier, Norman Peterson, Judith Phillips, John Pollard, Edith Potvin, Leona Potvin, Leonard Pouliot, Remy Price, 'Linda Priestly, 'Mary Pulsifer, Dawn Reil, Donald Missing, David Paie- Richard, Paul Ricker, 'Cynthia Rioker, Patricia Riendeau, Raymond Rollins, 'Caroline Rollins, Deanne Roy, Doris Roy, Lionel Rush, Timothy Russell, Norman Ryan, Eileen Saindon, Doris St. Pierre, Robert Settle, Wayne Silvius, Priscilla Simpson, Marilyn Simpson, Marion Smalley, Beverly Snow, Richard Spinney, Janet Stevens, Linwood Stimpson, Dawn Strange, William Taylor, Burton Taylor, Kenneth Theberge, Russell Thibouttot, Joseph Thiboutot, Remy Thompson, Clement Thorne, Dixie Tome, 'Carolyn Tomko, Kenneth Tondreau, Constance Tondreau, Lawrence Toothaker, Shirley Tougas, Suzanne Towle, Robert Tracy, Pauline Trufant, Janet Trufant, Lawson Vermette, Dominic Wade, Judith Walden, Barry Walentine, Grace Washburn, Dorothy Watson, Patricia Webber, Ronald Wentworth, James White, Donna White, 'Lorraine White, Oliveann White, Wayne Williams, Barbara Williams, Diane Williams, Ernest Wilson, Annette Winslow, Robert Woods, Janice Wright, John QFUOI' SMPQPA !lUl?5 BEST DRESSED PRETTIEST EX ES BEST FIGURE Sr PHY SIQLE LOYVUUC SWUH Charles Perri Dc nise Beaulieu Brad Sprague Lorraine Snow Gary H'1lCY BEST SPEAKER MOST FLIRTATIOUS MOST ROMANTIC Maurten Routhur NancyFourn1Lr Scott 'vIacLean Corrie Jean Mlner Dick 'viunsf y Charles Welner WITTIEST BEST DANICER Anm Lawiqueur Jose ph Sutson MOST I IKELY Xvonne Sylvrstrr Ted Benolt TO SUCQEED 'VIOST TALENTED lane Dudley MOST DEPENDABLE Maureen Routhxer Fred Caron Ionathan Helmreich Phyllis Curtis Dick 'Munsey BEST LEGS TALLEST SHORTEST Gail Fontain Eddie Young Mildred McCarthy Faye Bragdon Clifton Morgan Carlton Beckett eni or ulaerfa filled av MOST POPULAR BEST ATHLETE DONE MOST FOR SCHOOL Phyllls CUFKIS Scott MacLean Gall Srmth Dick Munsey Iam Dudley Dlck Munsey MOST STUDIOUS Catherme JSFVIS Jonathan Helmrexch PRETTIEST HAIR Ioan Tondreau Fred Dodge 11 su Er' FA Q2 ,TU 531 nfl! 2-i 'S -E 'JI D-1 'G 'gm ,175 D1 IDU Si ffl' 'W' .aff F fm' 4- if ek'-N4 wiv ae uf? an-1' '1 :galil NICEST SMILE BEST SINGER BEST LOOKING Agnes Martm Fred Caron Lorrame Snow Gary Haley BEST MANNIERED MOST BASHFUL IOAnne Armstrong Faye Braqdon Wllllam Surace Robert Dobransky QUIETEST WORST GIGIGLER Mary Crowley Susan Rlchardson Robert Fltzpatrlck Ioseph Stetson BEST ACTRESS ACTOR CLASS IOKERS Muriel St Plfffe Carl' Haley Mureen Routhler Anne Lavlgueur Ionathan Helmrmch Dennls Barxbeau mm on am This year for the first time in a quarter century the high school opened without the familiar presence of Mrs Doris Coyle Bibber A friend to all she xx as known by students and teachers alike as one ss ho came to her u 1th a problem She made any course she taught take on a certain life and interest that her many pupils will never forget Her quick humor and great interest in her students became hallmarks of her classroom Her loss is deeply felt by all xx ho knew her .911 ' would give a sympathetic ear and a helping hand to any person who E K5 I i 625 sw Y as , Y we Q gm L x 4,. Qavv 'W ..-....-.- ,:. 'V'2' 'f Aw . HW. L fa .fgl Ya A' 'ki I Q? ,FJS ' 4-vs. .STuc!enf Kounci Mr. Torrance. Advisor: Fred Caron. Dick Munsey. Vice-Presidentg Jane Dudley. Presidcntg Phyllis Curtis: M. McCarthy. Secretary: L. Sauve. Treasurer: S. Kol len: K. Overstreet. 2nd Row: J. Coffin: J. Belanger: R. Ther berge: VV. Dafzgett: N. Stimpson: J Gt-nthener: J. Spinney: J. Monroe. 3rd Row: P. Bossc. M. Burns: C. Tome: R Garrison, S. Holmes. J. Dudley. The Student Council is composed of members from each class who are elected by the student body each fall. This past year, in order to make the Council a more representative body, an equal number of students was elected from each class. No one class held a majority on the Council. There were twenty-four members on the Council this past year. The officers were as follows: Jane Dudley, President, Richard Munsey, Vice-Presi- dent, Mildred McCarthy, Secretary, Lorraine Sauve, Treasurer, Mr. Torrance, Ad- visor. The major purpose of the Council is to undertake projects which will benefit the school and students. The Council has worked for this purpose by sponsoring such projects as staffing the clinic, planning assemblies, selling refreshments at games, buying magazines for the library, and conducting the student elections. Also, there have been numerous minor projects. The Council has avoided the handling of any disciplinary problems for the past two years. Students feel they are qualified only to make suggestions 4 not hand out punishments. True, the Student Council has little actual authority: yet it is an or- ganization which will continue endeavoring to improve the school. 5 4--N 3 lst Row. loft to right: P. Hall. M, Olmstezld, Mr. Rose, fAdvis0r Znd Row: M. Grover. R. Fitzpatrick, O. Brawn. .Siienfihc Szciefg om.. ge . lst Row. loft to right: O. Brawn. L. Brilliant. L. Sauvc, P. Curtis. Dudly, E. Berry. M. McCarthy. J. 'Monroc. N. Johnson, A. Fournier. 2nd Row: Mrs. Bond CSCcrctaryj. L. Bictte, P. Norcross, Moens, Harris, M. Grover, S. Richardson, N. Waklcy, L. Snow, M. Patterson, P. Foirtin 1Sccre-taryj. 3rd Row: N. Johnson, J. Freeman. J. Langlais, P. Letarte, D. Lecman, J. Martin. E. Karncr. S. Erswcll. J. Wade. i 1 lst Row. Left to right: D. Caron. E. Munsey, R. Towle. S. Richardson, D Levman, 'B. YVilliams, Monroe. 2nd Row: A. Fountain. 'Miss Stcrry. Advisorg 'M. Grant. A. Turner, J Worrey. M. Baker. S. Toothaker. L. Lachance, F. Giroux. - 3rd Row: N. Allard. M. Bamforth. M. Pouliot, S. M. Williams, H. Prlnce Ji rarianfi W., cm Ist Row: left to right: D. Rollinsg D. Whilteg D. Adamsg B. Russell' E. Berryg P. Elieg Miss Kennard, fAdvisorJ, B. Crookierg A. Bemier. 2nd Row, R. Labbeg M. 'Bamforthg O. 'Whiteg J. Woodisg S. Toothakerg F. - 'Mart-ing P. Norcrossg J. Arms-trongg S. Williams. 3rd Row, N. Dubeg M. Grantg 'H. Morseg N. Allardg C. 'Morseg A. Bemiier' J. Saucierg E. Thibeaultg N. Desjardfin. 4th Row, R. St. Pierreg P. Chappellg J. Lucasg J. Camng N. Wallentineg P. Fishg L. Lachance. gl .- . Eh.. lst Row. Left to right: J. Bailey Fr177lt J Btlanqer 'NI Johnson. Mr. Lunt. Advisor clerc. Orgfa muiew lst Row. left to right: J. Lancaster. N. XValu-lvv. S. Richardson. N. John son. C. Jarvis. Editor: Mr. Smith. Advisori: M. Routhier. Editor: P Letarte. C. Miller, O. Brawn. 2nd Row: E. Christian. Tondrcau. M. Lums. J. Bailvy. J. Curran: NI Olmstcad. J. Soucie. I. Gamachc: J. Lanraster. J. Morrison. 3rd Row: A. Dudley. A. Bcrnier. S. Curtis. N. Hanks. S. Kvvnan. J. Hall L. Towle. D. Beaulieu. J. Jones. L. Primm 7 Ng 2nd Row: J. Morrison. J. Tardiff B Russell R C rcs 1 bu Caron. L. Staples. R. LcMicux 3rd Row: R. Martin. R. Nirkvrson P Nlooclx R Plstts D R011 NI L rofeclzon few TS 'M lst Row. left to right: Mrs. Elliott. f.AdV'lS01'l1 H. Prince. T. Levesque. R VISOYJ. 2nd Row: L. Snow, M. Roberts. C. Thurston. D. Beaulieu. B. Gott. A Morin. L. Cloutier. J. Armstrong. L. Small. S. Durgin. 3rd Row: D. Levesque. K. Overstreet. C. Ferland. A. Martin. C. Morse, A Cloutier, 'M. Bradley. N. Allard. A. Bernier. 4th Row: R. Eramo. B. Crooker. B. Prince. Bean. R. Potter, U. Caron L. Snow, S. Ryall. 51 1.4 A unior mc! Crodd lst Row, left to right: P. Adams, J. Messier, D. Davis, J. Genfthener, J jones, L. Towle, fPresidentQg Mviss Barbalias, fAdvisorl5 'M. Landry M. Kamerling, J. Carr, P. Richards. 2nd Row: B. Russell, J. Frost, C. King, B. Gott, 'P. Britton, G. Huard, P Brackett, J. Morrison, L. Pinette, M. 'Ba.ker, J. Toothaker, D. Adams, M. Pouliot. 3rd Row: J. Tondreau, N. Griffin, C. Korber, M. Collin, P. Chase, M. Mathurin, D. Williams, 'E. Doyan, L. Garrison, N. Allard, J. Monroe, E. Berry. Miller, H. Morse, P. Elie. J. Roy. C. Livernois. Miss Anrews, fAd- 'iff 0'-ev First Row. Lcft to Right: Bctty Coombs. Shirlvy Hn-inz. Rosc Dvham. Joan Young, Lindia Alcxandvr, Nfildrcd Simpson. Blrs. Niclsvn. Advisor: Jolcvn Bakvr. Gloria Nason. Joyrc Eastman. Rose Crafian. Sc-cond Row: Mvrrilyn Atwood. En-lyn Pardur. cill1Llf.'l1'iU' Rvnaud. Lorrainv Arquittc. Nancy Andi-rson. Linda Esta-s. .-Xlicc King. Barbara Soyrhak. Mary Landry. Ann Crimmins. Jcncttv Landry. Carol Latty. Third Row: Nancy MCCaShili, Nlary Lovell. Lcilani lklorrison. Donna Pvacock. Judy Zottoli. Mcrlcnc Fivld. Sylvia Kal:-r. Pvgqy Coffin. Patty Adams. 'Heli-na Coombs. Niki Zamaris. Fourth Row: Cynthia Kcough. Patty Brooks. Arlinc Bcrnier. Robcrta Larrabcc. Kay Dunning. Edith Drisfol. Janvt Johnson. Roberta McCaslin. 'Corrine Gowcll. Norman Reil. Robert Lvclcrc. Fifth Row: Norman Martin. Robcrt Plvtts. Allan YN'alker. Lee Thcbcrfzc. Philip Bartley. ri - i - First Row, 'Left 'to Right: L. Biette, S. Richardson, Miss Sterry QAdvisorJ, J soucxe, I. Gamanche, Presidentg R. V. Johnson, J. Dube, J. Curranl P. Curtis. Second Row: C. Livemoist . Jones, G. Genthner, P. Letax-te, J. Harris, M. Olm- Lanc. Richard Stuart. Robert Thompson. Jamcs Black. Donald Clark. Rob:-rt aine .Mdfory 6 stead, 'M. Wilson, L. Bnlhant, P. Shea, J. Lancaster. Third Row: K. Overstreet, A. Martin, M. Grover, E. Kamer, J. Pagurko, M. LaPoinite, J. Tondreau, J. Lancaster, O. Brawn. Fourth Row: A. Lavigueur, L. Sauve, A. Menard, C. Jarvis, J. Monroe, J. Coffin, A M. Crowley. DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS lst Row. Left to right: M. Wilson. Secretary: C. Jarvis. President: Mrs. Thalheimer. Direct- or: M, Routhier. Vice-President: l. Lancaster. Costume Director. 2nd Row: R. Russell. Stage lManager: VV. Daggett. Treasurer: H. Emerson, Stage Manager. ramafic Cnce again our Dramatic Club has added another cup for excellence in per- formance to the proud display already earned. With our presentation of scenes from Harriet, Qfrom the one-hundredth anniversary presentation in honor of Harriet Beecher Stowe's publication of her famous Uncle Torn's Cabin, written while she lived here in Brunswickj , we again took the hurdles in preliminary competition, made the State Finals, and for the sixth time won the coveted privilege of representing the State of Maine in the New England Drama Festival. This makes us high man on the totem pole by three counts. Bowdoin College has been host to the State One-Act Play Finals for twenty-one years. Our club went to the State Finals, for the first time under Mrs. Thalheirner's direction, in 1938. The resume of the top records of Maine High Schools attending the New England Drama Festival speaks for itself: South Portland--4, Q3 times before 1938, once sincel Madison-3 times Lewiston-3 times Rockland-3 times Mexico-2 times East Millinocket-2 times Brunswick-H6 times 1938- Rich Man, Poor Man -New England Drama Festival, Apponang, Rhode Island. 1940-'lBack to Adam -New England Drama Festival, Greenwich, Conn. 1942- The Doctor in Spite of Himself -Worcester, Mass. fWar years-no festival heldj 1947- Still Stands the Housen-Middletown, Conn. 1952- Harrietl'-Woodbury, Conn. The New England Drama Festival will be held in Maine this year, with 'San- ford High School the host school. Herels hoping Brunswick is there! The Dramatic Club is one of the largest clubs in BHS. Therels room for every- one who wants to work for 'better theater. We earn our way, in a most expensive field, turn any profits 'back into service for the entire school by purchasing permanent equipment for the auditorium. VVe are all proud of our Dramatic Club and know it will continue to be an out- standing organization under the guidance of Mrs. Thalheimer. 0l'll0I' H665 Comeha. CMeenaj f1l1ed w1th the good old the play must go on sp1r1t lI1SlStS that the show must go on even lf she has to play all the parts hgrself' Left to Rlqht L Boyer M Routhler N Wakely L Butte .fd s- Young Corncha Ot1s Skmner tr1es to prove her actlns, ablllty as a dymg swan Left to Rlght L Blette L Boyer M Routhxer F Caron P Curtls R Chamberland I Gamache V Wallentme ,I Lancaster J Helmrmch M Lucas N Wakeley That old possessxwe mstmct rears 1ts ugly head when dearest frlcnds try to lmpress that man' Left to Rzght M Routhler J Helmrmch R 4-1 Chambexland I Gamache IN Wakeley 'SDEATH OF THE SWAN im to Right: R. 1111151-11. 11. 13511-5. M. 11111111111-1. C. KK'PIlLlI1. G. lIUXV'll'Ll. fabsc-11t David I.ox'cll.j HOW IO PROPOSE l1ft to R1qht fSl '1t1dU 'VI S Thalhmmer D1r1ctor E Dum tt 4 Flllot X 'Bmnrug an -X llourmer Cstinchngj W D1gL1tt C M11l0r R Russell 515 R Cloxskl R IFIIIICUX THE PRINCE WHO WAS A PIPER L to R1 ht A Br111r11g111 E Chrmtnn R Lam X Ellmt D 51111135011 'N H1IllxS X Duc fx 11 11 9 51 3 'N ohmon 111 N lltll C ur 111 I1 x If ll 15 1 R ll I C 11011 rs- 'I RIN 4 . '15, pl I , 5 -4.1, ' gk- 1 1, 5- J VIVV 1 iw! A I .t X 6 Q ,. ' wg '-1 I 3 1 V l I 1 H 1 . 2 . Xl .J A 7 A rg-1.3 1 I -0 xx in 1. 'IM . 56 V 0 'A : 1. 1 . 12. t 7 . ' ,. 'Af ', 111- . 1. . . M' G. lIONVil.I'Cl. Slllllll. Curr. D. Lovell. S. lou- . ww ix I 91. 'f 1 g xq f 1:1 ' A, . A ., vft 'Q :.'. I '41 . . 'I ', 1 . . ' - i1'11x. 1. ' . .Q ' . . '. ll-I' Hull. D, I.z 'l.11 -llc: A. 'I'i01'11l . S I . S. C 't1:, ll. S11 'r. J. I ra , J. fbblx AI. Frm- K' 111g111. 141bs1'11t E. IlLlIlQll'S'. I,L1I'l,I'f. , Bou- fl ' Chg 1. l . In xl 18,000 CM First Row, 'left to right: N. Wakely, C. J. Miller, Mr. Hart, Advisorg G Howard, J. Helmrcich, P. Latarte. Second Row: E. Langly, A. Gregoire, B. Russell, C. McCulloch, J. Bailey D. Babson. W. Daggett. E. Christian. Third Row: R. Garrison, B. Russell, N. Dube, N. Bouchard, L. Bourassa, L Coulombe. Fourth Row: R. Lemieux, D. Lovell, B. Ormsby, B. Ouellette. G. Fountain, Head majorette. Skolfieldg Head maiorette. d,0l etfe6 Left to right: K. Overstreet, A. Freeman, Y. Despres, J. Genthener, P. Roy. I ., 'WS i ww I1 R is ,gg s .Q - .wc ' . 0 .1 . A N 7, .R A57 r QM, M v 5 . . . ,s n .uv 4 Qu Qs 4 TY . ' I 1 7 B A -.: , .JM i JIN1 nf if 'Qi I , f -- ,. Mm I X 'YU' 'iv ' v Ei Ulm, 3' I' .X .5 F' 1 vf First Row, Left to Right: R. Ryan, M. Michaud, R. Sweet. D. Moreau, D. 'Har- rington. F. Caron. President, D. Larrabee, R. Farmer, P. Aubc, R. Mcln-tosh H. Emerson. Second Row: Mrs. Dulfcr. Director: C. Thompson, E. Holt, R. Casimiro. R Riendcau. C. McCulloch. R. Sullivan. D. Colburn. R. Russell, L. Bourque R. Zottoli, D. Babson. Helmreich. Third Row: R. Mercier. R. Garrison. D. Lovell, D. Livernois, G. Boucher, L Lebel. D. Vermette, S. Holmes, A. Elliot. M. Bouchard, R. Crowe, D. Russell K. Tomko. Fourth Row: R. Garrison, R. Snow. R. Fitzpatrick, R. Winslow, W. Daggett, D Carr, A. Croker, L. Roy, C. Thibeault, G. Wilson, R. Therberge, 'M. Morin C. Rowe. ..,,, ge. cm ir 5 , gde First Row. Left to Right: R. Glovsky. D. Stimpson, J. Pagurko, AI. Genthner, S Ring. 'Mrs. Dulfer, Director, J. Coffin, President, N. Johnson, J. Lucas. R Bernier. E. Doyon. Second Row: G. Moody. Hadley. Y. Sylvester, N. Fournier, E. Dagget-t, N Gowell, C. Thurston. P. Curtis, Toothaker, R. Johnson, L. Potvin, B Patterson. P. Watson. Third Row: M. Higgins. P. Peacock. L. L. Foster, J. Cunningham, B. Freeman A. Ouellette, J. Ouellette. E. Berry. I. Gamache, P. Shea. M. Jepperson. Fourth Row: A. Fournier, E. Doyon, Trufant. E. Munsey, S. Lavallee, Beane, ' . Sauve. fN 'r bn53:':1h lst Row, 'Left to right: C. Ferland, O. Brawn, J. Lancaster, M. Wilson, S. Tougus, Mrs. Dulfur, Director, A. iMa.rtin, President, C. Jarvis, J. Hall, J. Lancaster, J. Spinney. 2nd Row: S. Gordon, J. Soucie, N. Desjardins, S. Koclln, P. Norcross, G. Reid, M. Simpson, M. Olmstead, J. Bailey, M. McCarthy, N. Stimpson, J. Curran, 3rd Row: E. Kamer, J. Jones, B. Russell, J. Dube, A. Tierney, N. Sim- mons, B. Palmer, J. Toothaker, S. Shea, M. Patterson, J. Thibeault, N. Walcely. 4th Row: N. Johnson, S. Weeks, L. Brilliant, B. Parady, S. Curtis, C. Wil- son, N. Hines, P. Silvias, B. Paftterson, M. Routhier, C. Miller, 5.th Row: 'B. Crooker, D. Adams, P. Messer, D. Russell, E. Pinkham, M. Bums, P. St. Pierre, J. Boulay, B. Coombs, J. Frost. gm, ga. cm unior Clown First Row, Left to right: Catherine Jarvis, Madeline Lucas. Lorraine Suave. Phyllis Curtis. Ediitorg 'Maureen Routhicr, Jane Dudley. Second Row: Ann Lavigueur, Mario Grover. Mary Ellen Roberts. JoAnne Armstrong. Dick Munsey. Susan Richardson. Corrie Jean Miller, Mary LaPointe. Marilyn Lavigne. I'ag0ll MZZPAOOL CIRCULATION COMMITTEE Rhea St. Pierre. Chairman Ursula Philippon. Asst. Chairman Marilyn Pouliot Judith Harris Mary Ellen Roberts ADVERTISING STAFF FOR YEARBOOK First Row. Left to right: Anne fvienard. Rita Eramo. Catherine Jarvis. Chairman: Mrs. Barker. Advisor. Pam Elie. Gail Smith. Second Row: Ercil White. Patricia Coombs. Sylvia Ring. Joyce Toiothaker, Judy Martin. Betty Durgin. Amy Hunt. Sally Owen. Kay Overstrect, Elise Karner. ai J r' vu Q First Row. Left to Right: R. Fitzpatrick. Dudley. L. Biette. I. Gamache, P. Shea. M. Crow- ley. J. Lancaster. B. Surace. Second Row: M. Wlilson, P. Curtis. 'C. Jarvis. J. Curran. M. Olmsted. J. Hvlmreich. M. 'LaPointe. M. Lucas. P. Hall. Third Row: Williams. Coffin, C. Billings. R. Casimiro. XV. Daggett. CAbst-nt when picture was taken: Maureen Routhier and Susan Rirhardson.H Wafiona! .jwlonor Sociefg The National Honor Society was founded in 1921 to give recognition to the handworking pupil who kept to his books. It was felt that too much emphasis was given to athletics and debating societies and not enough to the studious students. Before the founding of the National Honor Society, some way to better stimu- late and promote higher ideals of citizenship was being sought by leading educators. After much analization the needs of training for good citizenship the National Honor Society was established. The Hawthorne Chapter of Brunswick High School became a member of the Society in 1935. Members to the Hawthorne Chapter are selected primarily on the basis of scholarship. Twenty percent of the top Junior and Senior class are elected - five percent Juniors and fifteen percent Seniors. Two hundred and ninety two mem- bers have been elected since the Hawthorne Chapter was formed in 1935. Last year the Hawthorne Chapter lost someone who, for three years, was its most devoted and respected advisor. Mrs. Bibber gave time and energy to those who need help and guidance and to the training of good citizens. An induction ceremony is planned this year for the new members. It is hoped that this ceremony will become a yearly occasion. .xdfidfiw COACHES ' i of A 1 or 1' f. --vi ' ' . 1, - ,Q a . j- K , H 'J' . 4 f if A 1 '15 A if - Q! 1' ls H . . ' Q l - 4 f A r 3- E QA- , 1 , ,P ful First Row, Left to Right: G. Boucher, G. Gott, P. LaCourse, -L. Ouellette, J. Priestly, R. Garrison, P. Labbe. Second Row: J. Williams, J. Caldwell, E. Young, R. 'Munsey, Co-captain, C. Welner, Co- - captain, F. Caron, G. Haley, R. Lord. Third Row: Mr. Murphy, Assistant coach, D. Miller. D. Smith, 'P. Coflin, R. Tetreault, M. Cmtonguey M. Bouchard, T. DeMonte, R. Davis, iF. Pierce, R. Alexander, R. Li-hir, Mr Pearl, Coach. Uaraifg joofdaff 'IJETTERMEN Co-captain Dick 'Munsey, Co-captain Charles Welner, lBob Brillant, Gary Haley, John Williams, Ron Le'Clair, John LaCourse, Fred Caron, David Smith, :Louis Ouelette, 'Eddie Young, Robert Alexander, Daniel 'Miller, Richard fLord, Maurice Bouchard, John Caldwell, Phil Coffin, Jack Priestly, Rocky Tetreault, and John 'Williams. The managers were 'Maurice Boucher and David 'L'achance. The Dragons opened their 1953 football season with a loss to Skowhegan. A pass from LaCourse to Munsey late in the game was the only score of the day for Brunswick. The final score was Skowhegan 12 and 'Brunswick 7. After gaining a little experience, the Dragons had their first home night game against Biddeford's Tigers. The Dragons won this game by a score of 13 to 7. Dick Munsey scored the first T.D. and 'then Johnny LaCourse scored the winning touch- down. The Dragons began to function more smoothly now and went on to take the measure of Old Orchard by a score of 13 to 0. Dick Munsey and Dave Smith were the scorers in this game. In the next game Brunswick ran into a little difiiculty with a strong St. Doms team. Brunswick 'lost this game by a 33 to 6 score. John LaCourse scored the only T.D. on a pass from Dick Munsey in the -second period. This was 'Brunswick's second loss of 'the season. Brunswick's third loss was to Madison. The score was 16 to 6. John LaCourse ran the ball to the Madison one and then Pappy Labbe scored on an end run. The upset of the year occurred when Brunswick beat Westbrook 12 to 7. Against a bard and experienced line, Brunswick's first T.D. came when John La- Course broke loose on an end run behind good blocking. The second 6 pointer came at the end of the game with three seconds remaining. A pass from LaCourse to Welner was blocked but Welner caught the ball before it hit the ground. Team- work was the 'deciding factor in this game. Brunswick blanked Rockland 13 to 0 in a game at Rockland. Dick Lord pushed over from the seven yard stripe and a pass from Munsey to Eddie Young lmade the score 7 to 0. Munsey then ran 25 yards behind good blocking for the second score of the game. The try for the extra point failed. The Dragons got back in the win column again by 'a 26 to 9 victory over Kennebunk. Dick Munsey ran 60 yards to Kennebunk's 3 yard 'line and Phil Coffin ran for the score. LaCourse scored the extra point. Phil Coflin scored again from the 5 yard stripe and a pass from Coflin to Eddie Young was good for the third touchdown. LaCourse made the conversion good. Coflin pitched to LaCourse for the las-t score of the game. In the last game of the year Brunswick lost to its arch enemy, Morse. The score was 26 to 20. LaCourse scored the first T.D. from one yard out and passed to Eddie Young for the point after. A 15 yard penalty and Smith's 14 yard run made the Score 26 to 13 in favor of Morse. LaCourse scored again in the last 'two minutes of play and the point after was good to make the score 26 to 20. The line was very strong due to 'hard work by the letterrnen and a few new- cofmers. John Caldwell, John Williams, Gary 'I-Ialey, Bob Brillant, Fred Caron, Robert Alexander, Louis Ouelette, Ed Young, Charles Welner, and Maurice Bou- chard were -a few of the hard-working linemen. soo A if 1... L- 45 1' - .- , I s if R il I - u . , ' ' l .1 we I , fi' l x v . l x . XJ ii ,P, If First ROW. Lrft to Right: N. Miller. L. Bourquv. R. Mc'Intosh. Hamilton. R. lN'inslow J. Frost. Sc-cond Row: J. Dudlvy. R. Pouliot. S. Holmes. J. Cornish. R. Ln-mivux. Mr. Lombard, Coarh jre5Aman joofgaf unior joofgaf First Row. Left to Right: R. Gagnon, C. Pierce. J. Pierce. 'H. Young. J. Hart. S. Toothakvr P. Murry. A. Warren. Second Row: J. Pearl. D. Brilliant. H. Spaulding. A. Wlxlkvr. J. McHalc. Black. P. Gowvll R. Furbish. Third Row: W. 'Merrill, Mr. J. Pricstly, CAssistant Coachj, R. Welncr. R. Lcclvrc. B. Privstly H. Thibeault, R. Lamarrc. R. Otis, G. Crock:-r. R. Gregg, R. Bartlet. 'Mr. R. Dallaire CCoachj. A Richard Munsey, Co-captain Charles Welner, Co-captain ian ohn Caldwell Richard Lord Eddy Young Fred Caron Gary Haley x.. q N 24 B. H. S. vs. Westbrook. October 17, 1953 B. H. S. vs. Biddeford, September 16, 1953 ' 1.373 5 1 'Masai-.if f rzfimgl B. H. S. vs. Westbrook. October 17, 1953 B. H. S. vs. Morse. Armistice Day First Row, Left to Right: Priestly, R. LeCla.ir, S. MacLean. E. Young, V. Forbes, M. Michaud. Second Row: Mr. Pearl. Coach: AI. Fournier, D. Larrabee, G. Wilson. P. Coffin. L. Ouellette The season's summary is as follows: lijarfiify gaogefdaf Opponents Brunswick Opponents Brunswick Edward Little Navy Meidigs Bowdoin Frosh 83 62 St, Doms 44 45 Lewiston 55 52 Edward Little 54 67 SICpl'1C1'1S 51 58 lNinslow 75 61 Rockland Domg Alumni 38 65 St. Francis 54 63 Thornton Academy -1-2 57 Stephens 49 57 Morse Rockland 36 59 Thornton Academy 46 54 Gardiner 50 57 Gardiner 42 43 Lewiston 'H 61 Stephens CTournament Morse 51 53 game, 62 43 For the first time since 1946, Brunswick High had a basketball record to be proud of. Literally speaking, the team ended with a 16-3 record against schoolboy competition. Due to a late mix-up over the eligibility of a player, however, eight games were forfeited bringing our record down to 10-9. Excluding this fact, Bruns- wick had the longest win streak in the history of the school. After losing the first two games, the team started on the climb of a twelve-game streak. This was broken by Winslow whom we had squeaked 'by in the First game against them. The team went on to win the last six games despite the loss of Ronnie LeClair, who passed the age limit in February. The Pearlmen's record landed them a berth in the state tourney where they were paired against Stephens High of Rumford. Brunswick lost 62-43 after overwhelming the Rumford team twice during the season. Next year's team will 'be without the tactics of seniors Ed Young, Scott MacLean and Verge Forbes. However, there are many underclassmen left to build up a fine squad. Players like Jack Morrison. Pappy Labbee, Phil Coffin, Joe Fournier, Maurice Michaud, David Larrabee. jack Priestly, and Louis Ouelette have seen some action this year and will see much more next season. During the season Brunswick scored 1226 points while limiting opponents to 1074. This means that 55.7 points were averaged each game. Most of these points were made by ace Eddie Young with Ronnie LeClair coming in second. In handing out the congratulations to the team, we cannot forget Mr. Pearl. In the two years he has been at Brunswick, he has given us something well worth remembering in later days. ara, 1 zz: K1 K Rlllfwlf 4RUN5w 2k sauugwm. 'T First Row, Left to Right: R. Tetrault, J. Morrison, P. Labbe. Second Row: L. Philippon, W. Ouellette, F. Pierce, R. Lantaigne, Mr. Dallaire, Coach. unior 'Ijamify Z?a5Lefdaf jre.4Lman Z?a5Lefda! First Row, Lefit to Right: R. Lemieux, J. Benoit, D. Paiement, D. Ordway, R. 'Brilla.nft, J Dudley. Second Row: W. White, D. Vermette, L. Bourque, R. Landry, R. Garrison, S. Holmes, Mr Murphy, Coach. Wai nf Q A ,Wf- ll' ,O M, 'Ml Louis Ouellette Philip Coffin Joseph Foumler im l ll David Larralbee Edwin Young Ronald LeClair Verge Forbes Scott McLean Jack Priestly I Maurice Michaud Gordon Wilson 4 y Q First Roltv, Left to Right: R. Holbrook, R. Cressey, R. Snow, J. Helmreich, E. Langley, B. Boo er. Second Row: Mir. Crimmins, f'CoachJ, A. Elliot, 'M. Castonguay, R. Hackett, D. Babson, B. Taylor, R. Colbum, J. Stetson, A. Richards, fManagerJ . Third Row: W. Daggett, G. Reil, L. Atwood, W. Ormsby, J. Frost, R. Winslow, P. Bosse. wimming Under the guidance of Mr. Crimmins, the 'team made a good showing in its opening meet against the Bowdoin -I.V.'s, who were victorious by a 41-34 count. The following evening the custom of a team party was revived. After a two week lay-off over Christmas vacation, a frantic week was spent in preparation for the Deering meet. The work plus smart placing of his men by Coach Crimmins brought about an upset in favor of Brunswick as it downed the Rams 40 to 35. Those who took first places were Ed Langley in the 50 and 100 yard freestyle, Philip Bosse in the diving, and Co-captain Jonathan Helmreich in the backstroke. The following week the aqua-Dragons came from behind in the -last relay to defeat Edward Little by a score of 39 to 36. In doing so the 200 yard relay of Reil, Atwood, Holbrook, and Langley set a new Brunswick High record for that event. Co-captain Ronnie Snow took the individual medley and the breaststroke, while Joe Stetson copped a first in the diving. Following mid-year exams the team journeyed to Waterville High, bringing home 'the bacon by a 43 to 23 count. The next week it met Portland High's de- fending state champions and came out on the short end of a 49-26 score. Bruns- wick's one .bright spot was a double win in the individual medley and the breast stroke by Ronald Snow. On February 12th the team traveled to Hebron. There a combination of bad luck and a strange pool helped to down the mermen by a 41 to 34 score. First place winners were Langley in the 50, Stetson in the diving, and the freestyle relay. The most exciting dual meet of the year was dehnitely the second contest with the Bowdoin J.V.'s. Amid much excitement Bowdoin nabbed the relay by four feet, thus winning by a 43-32 score. The State Meet was held at Bowdoin the last Friday in March. Portland again won the title and Brunswick was nipped in the last relay to take third placeby one point behind Deering. The next weekend nine members of the team traveled with Coach Crimmins to Cambridge, Ma-ss., to participate in the New England Swimming Meet at M. I. T. Ronald Snow became the second Brunswick swimmer 'to place there as he took a sixth in the finals, setting a new Brunswick High record for the 150 yard individual medley. Walt Reil, Dick Snow, Ron Snow, and Ed Langley broke the record that was set earlier in the season. Following the last practice session of the year, as is the custom, an election of captain and manager was held. William Daggett was elected manager and Edward Langley was chosen to lead the team next year as captain. The junior high squad compiled ia 3-3 record against competition supplied by 'Greater 'Portland League teams, and placed 4th in the Junior High State Meet. Ronald Snow, Co-captain Jonathan Helmrexch, Co-captam Edward Langley VV my Richard Bossa 5 , , 3 . . 7 I f- . , 1' . ,, Y G V 1: kf'- .elf ' if , . X 2 5,-vtqyf' 'H-A l : . jk 'is .dns , if , I A I 1 qi ' ' P First Row, Left to Righ-t: R. Holbrook, D. Dwinal, J. Brannigan, J. Priestly, E. Hahnel, J. LaCourse, D. Raymond, R. Yanok, D. Brown, D. Reil. Second Row: Mr. Dallaire, Coach, D. Rogers, P. Tetrault, J. Walker, D. Whittier, C. Wel- ner,4D. Harrington, F. Pierce, F. Bichrest. Bazfegaf The 1953 baseball season began, as usual, with many tryouts. Most of the boys seemed willing to get out and work, though gradually a few started dropping out. The 50 or 60 boys that first started the season diminished to a mere 30. Each day the gruellin-g practice began 'at 2:45 and ended around 5:00. Steady pitching and pepper games usually of 4 to 5 fellows were part of the day's schedule. Infield prac- tice was worked on as the most important drill. Some of the pitchers were veterans Dick Yanok, John LaCourse, Charles Wel- ner, George Thibeault and two new comers Don Rogers and Ronnie Holbrook. The infield was made up by John LaCourse, Jack Priestly, Don Harrington, Frank Bichrest and Bump Pierce. Walker and Manson defended the right and center fields leaving the left field to whomever Coach Dallaire wished to put in as the best defense. Morse High's victory of 18-2 over Brunswick was the biggest defeat of 'the sea- son. Both teams 'tried their best and as the Brunswick pitching began to fail Morse 'leaped ahead and went on to win. Brunswick was unable to make any counter- attack against the hard fighting Morse team. The season was very unsuccessful but the boys leamed a lot and they look promising for 1954. SCORES Brunswick 6 St. Doms Brunswick 5 Stephens Brunswick 0 Bowdoin J. V.'s Brunswick 0 Morse Brunswick 0 Stephens Brunswick 5 Lewiston Brunswick 2 Morse Brunswick 5 Lewiston Brunswick 9 St. Doms Brunswick l Edward Little Brunswick 4 Edward Little Left to R1ght Dlck Munsey Tommy Benoxt Ph11 Collin 'Davxd Racme Brad Sprague M St Plerre 'Coach flag! 1953 Brunswlck dxd faxrly well under Mr St P1erre 1n track Dlck Munsey and Dlck George handled the 440 yard run and the broad Jump and Tom Benoxt along wxth Louls Coloumbe d1d a fine job 1n the hurdles Beno1t along wlth Bruce Austm threw the WE1ghtS Ronald Snow was the Dragon s pole volter and Fred Sprague ran the half m1le whlle Ph1l Coffin d1d the best 1n the m1le David Racme threw the javelm along wxth Munsey oe Brann1gan was Brunswlcks fastest dash man 1n the 100 and 220 The season s manager was Gareth Anderson SEASON S TOTALS Rockland 54 Brunswlck 43, Lew1ston 19 Cony 5512, Brunswlck 3912 Chevrus 13, Brunswmck 60 Morse 48 Andy Valley Meet Edward Llttle 515, Brunsw1ck 42, Stephens 40, Lew1ston 12, Morse 9M Kennebec Valley Meet Cony 40M, Skowhegan 38 7f10, Brunsxucls 31, Wlnslow 26 7f10, Gardlner 6 Left to righft: J. Siatras, C. Calareau, J. Morrison, D. Stuart. QW .lnnifi Brunswick's 1953 tennis team had a successful year despite the fact that it was forced to play all its matches away and lost many practice sessions due to bad weather. The racket-wielders compiled a record of four wins and three losses. The team twice defeated Kents Hill and Portland. They then lost heartbreakers to St. Domfs and to the Hebron J.V.'s. In the state tournament Brunswick played well, finishing in a second place tie with St. Dom's, two points behind Deering High. Captain S'Skip Kelley reached the semi-finals of the singles matches and then joined with Phil Forbes to take second place in the doubles contests. Members of the team were Captain g'Skip', Kelley, jonathan Helmreich, Phil Forbes, Clem Wilson, Dick Pomeroy, Wes Libby, AI Eliot, and Bill Daggett. Q? Lvft to Right: M. Kouthivr. b. Uwen. F. Luc. N. byivcstcr. L. Karner. J. Coffin. fCaptainj. J. Dumais. J. Roy. CHQ-ad Chen-rlcaderi. E. W'hitc.'B. Crookvr. Uard if? Ckeergcvclerd UQ. U cv....4...f... Left to Right: S. Curtis. M. Simpson. D. White. K. Keenen, D. Stimpson, fHead Cheer- leaderb, J. Spinney, E. Daggett. U N' 'J W gpm 1- r ah, W . ifgw, x , n l A ish' if ,wg fy t .gf ' 'f-' . r' m A K . My 1 . V - 1 u'.' wa, l' , jy XSL? ' yr' mf ' Q iff , nk ' ti.. U pfafifleflf Which way shall I go? Thought wa-'cl gt-t togm-ther for a 'formal' picture beforv thx- gaxnc-.U Some jokr! Must bv thc pretty rvd marks that CLIUSK' tht' 1'huCklusl Ba-ing helpful for a Change. Eve-n got a nvw apron for the job. sv' 'fDig that crazy music' Light snack bvforv tht- gCtI'I1Q. Ncvcr play on at full stomach, says tht- roach! Dull conversation! Must bc talk- xng about English. Ko nf O 0 Had a rough day. Better sf-t tht' alarm early so I'l1 be sur? to got up. Ho-hum. tomorrOw's another davf' Ara- thc-y talking about Illl'?? 0 I,lIll I. p. It s got PCTSOHIIIIIY. too. Two happy souls. You toll bm, Jack! I . , 5 It's thru' o'c1ock in the morning. Dvcr aren't the only thing carried on fenders! I ! ff l IM Ja' K'Bailc'y Islandls Wash Board Gal This crazy. mlxed-up lud! Mans 'Best F1-lend! Time to go already? J PARKING Sez who? ? ? ? ? 5l'i Q. 1. --1 f M l If 1 12, ' y HCV- Walt- Fm first! l ! l Anybody for football? ? ? l 'lla' g . ' 4 x XN'hat's thc- mutter. You fzot trou- Aw com? on Bradic. let's dance! Y bles? ? ? 2 I r 1' A-W .- 58 I if x Ex: 5 4 ink . , i A E is This Can't be' a school day. Joycw-. C ?3 1 ly.- Durante's got nothing on me txillil lovi- grand? ? ? :QV ' Dru-amine of tho . WW Q35 , Ni. ,iz ' f wi- r. :- H , -f-,Q K lv,-,:,. ,,,,af.ve+-'- 59 Senior Da,-Sy I m so-0-0-0 tired! ! ! Now. Maurice. , ....... 1 2 5 , W., ss. K 1- .tiki .Yu i i : it 7 v fl 9-1.1 is 3' HappyNvvvYvz1r! Y ! Y How W'ZlSthf'W21lf !'.J3CkiC? You wou1dn't dare' take my pir- turc. Mothfxr Curtis! Y Y .xdcluerfiding l is 9 s 4 f -axe' YOll'l.l. REALLY ENJOY? Here s what the Telephone Company offers gurls fmlshmg Hugh School A chance to fill an nmportant 'ob A chance to earn good pay, regu lar ralses, pald vacations A chance to enloy friendly com anlonshlp, meet new people, make new friends Tlus IS youl chance to do vltal work e '1 'ob wlth plenty of responslblllty and oppor tumty for advancement be assocxated with a rellable Company that s known and respected everywhere a Company youll be proud to wolk for Come ln and talk to us Get all the dCl8llS But do lt now so you ll have a head start The Nrw ENGIAND TEIEIIIIIIIIE a. mienml tumpunv Compliments of VERN EY CCRPORATION THEBERGE BROS INC FLOOR AND WALL COVERINGS Rubber Tile ' Asphalt Tal Cork Tale . Lmoh e O LINOLEUMS . Congowall Plashc Wall Tale Q Steel Wall Tile Vinyl Plastic Carpeting EXPERT INSTALLATIONS f Ph B k 360 0, o 9 . ' e U V' it Our Showroom On U.S. Highway No. l Between Ba h and Brunswick ' l THE TOP TEAM IN THE POULTRY INDUSTRY YOU can he a pax t of 1t' Xu no mattcr whether xou jom the Qolrman Nlchols team EM ai at customer K1 floclxoxx nu or an emploxee 1f lt S IH you to Quo wed wou rc hound to Come out ahead L-J! N73- rl hc Splllt of Coopuatlon ol IIIUSIIYX III all Of1tS dcalm s :md STURDY um: ' cnuxm mtucst ID the wtll hem of dll ol lte IIl?ITll'JCIS that LXISIQ PINK ln tht roup 111 but som: of the adxantaqe vwluch with 41 product SEM! folks want go to malu outStf1nd1n5 oppontumtlu lor you For full mfolmatxon About our products md the roup now scum lil f of tllli COLIIIIIX Q lJIOllfI mdust VIS mutt phone L1SIOCl1X Coleman Research Farm IJINISIOII of Nlchols Poultry Farm Inc M1ddle Street Brunswxclx Mama COMPLIMENTS OF PEJEPSCOT PAPER COMPANY Attentlon MR CATLIN Y I 3 v v I. Y X - I v k I ,.7, , , T. . I. ' 'HL ' X - 0 1' 4 ' , K 9 3-. tw, 1, , . ,D ' ' 1- we ' 101' -' ' W m ' U- ' 7 R , ' DV I v . - - -. v rt 4 5 ' A ' ' ' ' .2 rg' ' gOYC'I' 'V' ', 1 , pry, Tit, 'or l I . . Compliments f Alonzo B Holmes Archle W Holmes The BRUNSWICK INSURANCE AGENCY 79 Maine Street Telephone 4 l 0 Compliments ROANE S Corner of Pleasant and Maine Streets Compliments of FIELD S JEWELRY STORE Watch and Jewelry Repairing AM eSfee s ck Mo e foml IIYYIPIIIS 0 TONDREAU S BAKERY M111 Street Brunsw1ck Maine Free Catalog 1oo L L Bean Inc Fl lil Comphments of BAMFORTH S Auto Electric Service The Cmhzens Laundry Telephone 80 COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE RUG SHAMPOOING 73 Mame Street Brunswxck Mame FORTIN FUEL AND LUMBER CO Coal Lumber and Builders Supplies 22 btanwood Street Telephone '586 Bum mir lr 'NI uni Fomjzlzmfnft 0 THE MEN S SHOP and CLEANERS and DYERS F F Botcrixi D imp lil unsxs ic Ix Nlfnnm , A ' . of 0 1 J I 1 M L l4l- cin r 1 Brun wi , in I 1 I . f FM-fs f ' - 1 ,Mc 5 'L-'I v2-T . '- ' f Q Fully illustrated, , pages, showing spe- ' si 'E 3 cial fishing raclrlef Arr A f ,A footwear, clothing , , -7 and one hundred I V ' f' and twenty other 1 ,, , leather and canvas , f specialties of our db: W 'K , own manufacture. i . ,JL 'QT' xi K X :Q 1 . . , . ' L WMM r- Freeport Maine ,..., ...M uw- Mfrs. lsling and Funmingz Spa-call es Q I 1 1 1 f . , . 3 N K ,. ,, ' f .- l , 'w . Riley Insurance Agency Compliments of A FRIEND AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY INSURANCE Town Building Brunswick, Maine NEW ENGLAND Compliments of I RE-UPHOLSTERING CO. THE FINEST DRAPEAU'S PHARMACY IN CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING 60 Maine Street 27 Maine St Brunswick Me Phone 1154 W BRUNSWICK MAINE Free Estimates Pickup and Delivery Comphrnents Of C omplxmcnts of CHANDLER S Ewcluslwe Reprcscntatne of EATON HARDWARE COMPANY VIEWMASTERS and REELS Royal Portable Typewrlters As I1ttIL as S9 95 do n I8 months to pay 58 Ma1ne Street Brunswlck Ma1ne 'Vlame Street Biunswlck MHIHC Compllmcnts of C ompllments of 6 CUNNINGHAM S ESSO STATION BRUNSWICK POLICE Bath Road ASSOCIATION Brunswick Maine .296 5A es ssnvics X X xxxx xxx x xxxxx x W fiff PHONE V f il I UZ! f X Th ' A Ri? Eff MAURICE J F INESON BOX 277 BANGOR MAINE Class Rmgs Class Pzns and Awards Graduatzon Announcements Personal Cards Medals and Trophzes Chemlle Letters Representlng Loren Murchison and Company Inc IIPE TFL ILANICFS FITTINFS BOLT? RODS STFFL H API' ALBERT I PELLETIER Scrap Iron and Metal BRLNSWICK MAINE Plrm A T QTRII Complzments of N ORWAGO DINER Pleasant Street Brunsw1ck Malne LIVERNOIS QUALITY DEPENDABILITY SERVICE 51 Harpswell Street Brunswxck Mame Comphments of ERNIES DRIVE IN Bath Road Brunsw1ck Complzments of RCBERTS SHOE STORE CRADUATION SHOES Brunsw1ck Mame ' t IGA MARKET 1.265 ,-IQN. UT Compliments 0 DR W A CHASSE DENTIST Mame Street COIIlpllIHCUt9 of Louis Bachrach M D 76 Plc innt Str: ct BIllIlSXNlClx Munn Complxmenls f I S STETSON D M D Wllbur F Browne D D S Offxce 2 Lmcoln Street Brunswnclc Marne DEAN C EATON D M D Offrce 18 Pleasant Street Brunsw1ck Mame SOUCIE S GARAGE Automobile Repalrlng Batten and Ignition Service Wrecking and Towing SCTVICC All Hours 71 UHIOH Strut Brunswlclx WL Phonc 291 Complrments of HASKELL 6. IRISH DENTISTS Compllmenls of WRIGHT BUICK COMPANY 118 Pleasant Sireef Phone 1450 Con ratulatlons to the CLASS OF 1954 S E NT ER S Where sou always Shop wlth Confidence Bzunixslclx 'Vfunc Cornpllments of FERN DUQUETTE BI'L1I1SW1Clx Mzunc - If 4 . ' . . s u a 1 0 - iL,'L l xx . b. , ..q 1 . . , . . 0 ' 0 I 0 0 o , I 0 1 I o n 3 ,V - r . s . ' 'xx ' . 1 - x . . . , , . , , . . , Brunswick, Marne O' ' 1 O , A . 1 as V , Y' w S ' ', . 1 ' , ' '. l 2 ' C OIIIIJIIITII nts of THIBEAULT S EXPRESS Hzunsxuclx Milne Come down for a sandwsch or refreshments from our attractsve fountain I arvls Restaurant I-'1dehty Buxldmg Comphrnents of MARTIN S Cleansmg Tallormg Dyemg 4' Elm Street Brunsw1ck 'Vlaxne OWEN S TAXI SERVICE Prompt and Courteous Seruce Phone 567 Open5 45 am to2 OO am 14912 Mame Street Brunswlck Next to Pastune Theatre Agent for Greyhound Bus Lme Harry C Crooker Frank T Sxmpson Tel 1394W CROOKER 6. SIMPSON GENERAL CONTRACTORS Shovel and Bulldozer Work Excavating ard Road Buxldmg Gravel of All Klnds On Route 1 East Brunswxck Me GRANITE FARM DAIRY MILK and CREAM Complzments of HOTEL MAINE Brunswlck Mame EASTERN Gas and APPIIBIICS GAS AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 46 Mame Street Brunswxck Mame Telephone 959 D A K I N S Your Sports Headquarters NIEIV ENCI AND S LARGEST Exexythm ln Athletlc Equ1pment FISHING TACKLE PHOTO SUPPLIES Campm Equlpment Converse Footwear Cramer Chtmlcals TENNIS GOLF BANGOR DAKIN S WATERVII LE BERRIE S Jewelers Sllversmlth Watches Dlamonds Sllverware 5 Town Hall Place Brunswxclt MZIHC I - .. E J I . ' , j,A gl' . . . . . , , , . ,A . V i . - Compliments of A I , . . I , I if 97 , . . L T4 be Q in .U. . . D I .U . 7 D S x . v , - I . K- .,N . 3 . ,, Compliments of BRACKETTS FUNERAL HOME N. T. FOX CO.. INC. LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS Yard and Ofhce 88 Unron Street Brunswxck Mame ClOIIllJlll1llI1IS ol RAINBOW RESTAURANT IlM1lIlL Strut Where the crowd meets after the games FOMPLI VENT? OF A FRIEND Complnne nts of DEMERS FUNERAL HOME ST ONGE STORE E S Fournxer E O Theberge RED 6. WHITE Brand Foods 47 49 Mame St Brunswlck Frozen Foods Deenng Ice Cream xmplnnc nt NI XDFNIOISI LLE SHOP I nm n S Nlls as C ln clxc n s tml Inlant I Q11 96 front St lixtll Nl unc STETSON S Federal Street Brunswxck Mame Le Blanc s Recondltlonus of Athletlc Equlpment 10 I AFAX ETTE STREET LEWISTON 'VIAINE PHONE 4 8791 Servmg Central Mame as Dry Cleaners for Over Half a Century To Buy or Sell Your REAL ESTATE Consult HENRY M BARIBEAU 52 Pleasant St Brunswrck Phone 888 1 S- 1 , . ffm ' ' s of . f ,r ll ' r H I U For Style and Value FUNERAL HOME xr - ,,r, . f'l ,.'L l s' Yue 1 I v Milk Ice Cream Cream' Compllmonts of dee S DAIRY PRODUCTS CRYSTAL SP RING FARM Brunswlck M ame Compliments of ION ES GREENHOUSE 15 Iordan Avenue Bnmswxck Mame Comphments of J sl J CLEANERS Corner cf School Mamc 3 Hour Odorless Clcamng New England Tenf 8. Awnung Co CANVASS or ALLMINUM I I I I I I I I I Covers WMD? I Awnfye ll llllll I I 'fm Venetlan Blmds Alummum Fumlture Phone 1140 Portland Rd BI'l1HSW1Ck Me 9 9 I , r - - - IUIL I YAQ YI I Pom I1 zfnts f ALEXANDER Gr HALEY Clothing St re Topsham Mame Complzments MORTON S NEWSSTAN DS 143 and 208 Mame Street Get Your HIGH SCHOOL JACKET PHILS SURPLUS STORE 78 Mame Street Complxments Wnght and Pxerce CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SUR ORS VEY Topsham Mame Telephone 1362-W Compliments of DODGE PLYMOUTH THE CHAMPION CO 143 Pleasant Street Brunswick Mame T 211 HOUSTON COMPANY General Contractors Telephone 1970 SMITHS PHOTO SHOP Photo Supp11es Hallmark Cards 146 Mame St Telephone 224 W Compliments t George L Palmer Brunswick Mame S Complsments of WOODBURY S POHTING GOODS CO Mame Street Brunswlck Mame Complzments of SCRIBNER GRAIN C0 210 MAINE STREET , p 'rr . 0 ' of I ' 0 . of at I 199 Maine Street ' , ' Brunswick, Mai el. I ' o ll ' ll ' - . I . I . . C omplzmf nts 0 AI LL CE GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIAM FS and TELEX mox Stores of Dependable Seruce III c Ix Complzmenls of WARMING S SUPER I G A MARKET 294 MAINE STREET BRUNSWICK MAINE Complzments of DUVAL S BAKERY Brunswlck Mame Fields Rodlo 8. Televlslon Co RCA VICTOR 'VIAGNAVOX C APEHART RADIOS and TELEVISION Nflalne Stunt Brunswlck Nffame Compliments of BRUNSWICK MOTOR CO 36 Elm Street Telephone 801 Brunswxck Mame Pont1ac and G M C Sales and SGIVICG nz zlzm nt C MERTON DOUGLAS Ill NIBINI and HI -XTINC NX N I I PATTERSON S MOTORS Guy Patterson Manager OLDSMOBILE Jordan Avenue Brunswlck Mome II l KENNEBEC FRUIT COMPANY 1 Ilun x IIX XIIIII xi ,F T U I Y I - v lin swi ' '. Bath. and Bangor. Xie. . , . . . Y I A T I I I ' 'HH C0 f A L' A of U ',7I' fig Q. fi ' INfX'I'lfR 'EMS - - - 32 I51-Izllunt 5II'I'l'I IiI'llIl5XXIl'Ix. NI.1inv , Cu zjffin 1 nfx of I I I2 NI.in1- Sllvvl ' ' I N XI ' , ,w LA I' I YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER THE FAVOR STUDIO Ask our customers they are our best advertisers 89 Morne Street Tel 995 Brunswick Morne Tondreuu's Muster Market Quality Groceries and Hugh Grade Meats Since 1891 817 Molne Street Tel 136 Brunswick Marne WE DELIVER ll . . I . I n - - - - vu - . . ' I Your Yearbook Lztho rapher jgorffancl cfimogralog C 252 Spring Street Portland 4 Maine H -TR- MERRYMEETING SHOP Gifts for Discriminating People 185 Maine Street Brunswick WILLIAM M SPARKS Plumbing Heating an Water Systems 43 Lon fellow Avenue Phom Brunswick 708 MAINE FOOD PLAN, INC. A Better Way of Lifen Brunswick Branch 224 Maine Street Tel. 1975 Compliments BOWL-MORE ALLEYS 186 Maine Street ALLEN 'IS DRUG STORE 148 MAINE STREET D1 ugs and Pharmaceutmals Candles and Tollet Artlcles Tobacco etc Brunswlck Mame It DAY IS I XIII IU V I Complsments of HORACE A. LOVELL MARBLE and GRANITE MONUMENTS BRUNSWICK MAINE Complzments of BRUNSWICK MANUFACTURING CO 21 Stanwood Street Brunswxck Mame Complzments of ENDICOTT I OHNSON SHOE STORE 100 Mame Street Better Shoes for Less Money Complxments of HOTEL EAGLE FAMOUS FOR FOOD Harold E Footer Mgr F L. C NEILSON rocery Store Topsham, Mame .I H FRENCH8 SON PRINTERS 0 Book Commercial Linotype Equipped 25 Mason Street Brunswlck, Mame J . , , I.z1dic's,. Misst-S' and U .IIIIIIUIIS KIM - - YIQAR Nlainc Street Iirumuiclx, IN aint' Complim nts of ' ' J b ---- ---- ' G . . CUIlI'DllilIIl'IIl.1 of lVlcDuffis Clothing Co. Henk :mtl Box! filtillllllg mul Furnisliings 90 MAINE STREET Brunswick Maine Complimvn ts of CARROLL CUT RATE Maine Street Brunswick, Maine C umpllnu nts j THE IAY CORPORATICN M1dd1e Street Brunswick Maine Frzrnplrrnrnts T GRANT CO Maine Street Brunswick 'Maine FOR X OLR REAI ESTNIF and INISURAINCF CONSL I T DORIUS J MORIN Phone 676 117 Maine St, Brunswick Me Fomplzments 0 MORIN S AUTO PARTS 59 Malne Street Brunswick Maine Tel 642 M Compliments of NAP S HOME BAKERY Complzments o F W WCOLWORTH CO Maine Street Brunswick Maine EVERETT L GILES Representing Baldwin White 85 C0 LOW FRY S lIZ!ll1N V alllnpers Priced R1 ht 117 Maine Street 'P f Brunswick Maine Tcl 676 limlwtlrl X ,mr , ' . n , ' ' gf I v. Y. A . r Y 1 ' I 1 -V 1 7 J ' A -V 9 Y 1 J Y I , 4 . Y 3 1 . ' . . , . 1 I I 7 Compliments of Cl0!1Qf1'L't1l1l2't110I1S to Class 01-354 7 79 . , O - 21 Plitgtsiilli St. Plirwiif' 1 ' .UA i '- ' :'-t..Ii'- 3? MDE BMEEBLJ S Me' A f ly fi Ffa y OLDIN Q wifi col' 4etEF5 I 'Ziff By Government Inspectors who are on duty at the Bax ter Plant dunng the entue pack. Baxters Finest Whole Kernel ox Cream Style Corn IB the tenderest, sweetest corn you have ever eaten. Look or the U S Grade A Seal on every can Tins is your guarantee of FINEST Quahty XTE M55 PERS STRING BEANS CARROTS SHELL BEANS OVEN BREED BEANS BROWN BREAD Tops In Taste And Baxter s Flnest Marne grown Golden Sweet Corn 18 also extra rlch m health and hody bulldlng food values It IQ an energy food that helps you kec p on top lh sports and ln your studles Its good and good for you' Baxter s Flnest products are grown and packed 1n Marne hy a Brunswlck concern and are sold by most Brunswick Independ ent grocers If you want the tops ln taste tops ln ualxt and to s ln food value be sure fl Y P your mother IIISISIS on Baxter s Fmest H C Baxter :S Bro Brunswick Me Complzments of CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY fomplzrnrnts of Brunswlck Coal Gt Lumber Company ualzlv Furls and Buzldmq Materzals Brunswick. Marne Compliments of BEN0lT'S Brunswick, Maine ,.. . 'Aj ' ' 4 ... -. ' ,J-ab ' N it ,E pn. C' ,ji-X if '-iz-fb-'::--? , ' f ,nf 1-Q. fr MIAA 'AEI-gl' 7 l. , ,1.r?,.f, . , I r -lik A 'J 0 ,IA 1. .. , wi pw--J, K , . . 9 ' 9 ' , . . I I .. . . . ' I . . . ., , . . . , - , K v v l F p . . , X . . , . . . . r , . v' I .L - -Y 0 O Ol I l MQ ' ' ' ' Il t omplum nts of H P HOOD 8. SONS MII K and CREAM Brunswlek 'Vlamc Lompllments of DR ROBERT R MONAHAN VEIERINARIAN 47 Hdrpswell Street Brunswick Mama Youll Want A Home One Day Start NOW to bu11d mt by Jommg our OWN A HOME SAVINGS CLUB Brunswxck Savmgs and Loan Assocxatlon Member Home Loan Bank System Lmcoln Bumldmg Brunswxck Mame FIRE ALTO LIFE ACCIDENT and ALI IFD LINES Insu rance CLYDE T CONGDON Insurance Agency Clyde T Congdon Tom Congclon Lmcoln Bulldlng Phone 713 M BRUNSWICK MAINE Fmnplunrnls 0 F -I C-osselln 61 Sons COMP! FTF HOMF FURNISHERS 68 Mame Street Brunswmk Mame Telephone 5 I 7 Compllments of Complzments of E T WAKELY Plne Sprlng Water Company Shell Oxl Dlstrlbutor BRUNSWICK MAINE Cl 'I, , , I 0 . ... N I 4 I A .,k, s n , . l u - . ' , ' , I . , I ..,', '. . ,A , 1 I . I . 1. ' . . ll -. . A - - Q 1 v n . .- v