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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

Z 3952? X Velume XXXVII BRUNSWICK HILH SUHUUI YIAHBIIUK Ce editors Richard Snow Evelyn Ueyen j,n..aa-.- .IASPER F CROUSE Supermtendent Words Words convey chlll warmth sorrow comfort confidence and convlctlon You of the Centenmal Class of Brunswnck Hugh School are gradu atmg unto a world where words are takung on a greater nm portance than ever before In our history Through the United Natnons the power of words ns benng pntted agalnst the awe some destructuon of the hydrogen bomb Your hugh school graduation IS evudence of your progress an the use of these boslc tools For thus I congratulate you For what you wull do to lncrease and perfect these tools my best wlshes . i - I ii 1 1 . I I I I . . . . . I . . . - . , . P1 ,.r-V-mf. 7 Q' f ,,. r., . -. ,-.Wi L' l5,g, .-,I 'i-YL. x lf MARIO A. TONON Principal May I thank the Class of '57-The Centennial Graduating Class of Brunswick High School-for its very fine yearbook accomplishment! The advice in this publication of the faculty advisors-Mr. Barlow, Mr. Nason, and Mr. Tucker-has been excellent. For the apparent growth of effective leadership within the class and the development of unity in cooperative class effort as manifested in this yearbook, l am grateful to the class of '57. Miss McKenney ioins me in wishing each member of the Centennial Class the good fortune of a successful life. We feel confident that the Class of '57 will be representative of good American society. Illllllllllll For the past two years Mrs. Dane has been our class advisor, working with us and for us. Her interest in us, her patience with us, her under- standing ot us, and the guidance she has given us have been of lasting value. It is with sincere thanks to Mrs. Dane that the class of 1957, the centennial graduating class of Brunswick High School, dedicates this year- book. S. 43 ,XE W X wr- 5 Mrs Audrey R Alexander BS Hustory Geography Mass Beverly J Andrews B S Home Economlcs Mlss Katherine Barballas B A Engllsh French Mrs Etta A Barker Bookkeeping Shorthand Typing Mr EarleG Barlow BS EdM Art Miss Nancy S Burch B S Physical Educatlon Mr Claude Bonang B A Biology Gundance Mr EdwardA Boynton Mus B Band Orchestra Chorus Mr John A Cole Machine Shop Prachce Mr GeorgeW Crummlns BA Drivers Education Scuence Mrs Maxme Dane BA Mus Englnsh Guidance Engllsh Junuor Hugh Mr Wllllam F Fox AB World Hustory U S History Mr CarlG French BA English Mr RobertE Hart AB MA English Miss Evelyn D Kelrstead B S Home Economacs Mlss Evelyn D Kennard BA English Mrs SaraG Krauter BA Ancnent Hnstory POD U S Hustory Mr AlfredJ LeBlanc BA MA French Latm German Mass BarbaraM Leonard BA Math Mr WllllamR Lombard BA MS Math Mr EverettM Lunt BS EdM Shop Math Mechanical Drawmg Related Drawmg Industrual Relatuons Practnces Elec trlclty Mnss Julla S Morse BS Bookkeeplng Typlng Mr MylesS Murphy Physxcal Educatnon Biology Mr EverettH Nason BS Ed MEd General Scsence Mechanucal Drawmg Math Mrs Ruth K Nlelson Social Studles Junuor Hugh Mr Warren B Pearl BA M Ed Athlehc Director Football Basketball Cuvzcs Mr CharIesE Pvckenng Typnng Bookkeepung Shorthand Junxor Busmess Trammg Mrs LydlaM Rollms AB BU Cnvvcs Englnsh Mr GeraldA Rose BS Chemnstry General Scnence Mr Robert St Pierre BA EdM Math World Hustory Mr Ansel B Skolfield BA Math Science Junlor Hugh Miss Mary Small B S French Algebra Guidance Mr John T Smlth BA MA Mr Richard P Tardy BA MEd Guidance Physlcs Algebra Mrs Mnlclred R Thalheumer B S Oral English Dramatucs Mr Payson W Tucker B S Shop Math General Scvence Mr Robert Wescott B S Wood Shop Practnce Mrs Ethel L Whlttler A B Latm Mrs DalsyG Bond School Secretary Miss Pauline Fortm School Secretary Mr Michael Weaver M D School Physnclan Mrs Ester Hnggms School Nurse Mass Marne Peabody Dletltlan Mr Ernest Catlm Custod I a n Muss Marlon S McKenny Sub Master Treasu er B H S actuvutles . . , . . 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S 7 ,131 Q ilcuuv l 1 i 5 I 5 Front row: Mrs. Sara Krauter, Mrs. Maxine Dane, Miss Mary Small, Miss Nancy Birch, Miss Katherine Barbalias, Miss Marion McKenney, Mr. Mario Tonan, Mr John Smith, Miss Barbara Leonard, Mrs. Etta Barker, Mrs. Mildred Thalheimer Second row: Mr. John Cole, Mr. Robert Wescott, Mrs. George Crimmins, Mr Alfred Le Blanc, Mr. Richard Tardy, Mr. Carl French, Mr. Edward Boynton, Mr Ansel Skolfield, Mr. Everett Lunt, Mr. Warren Pearl. Third row: Mr. Miles Murphy, Mrs. Lydia Rollins, Mrs. Marion Erswell, Mrs Ruth Nielson, Mrs. Ethel Whittier, Mrs. Audrey Alexander, Miss Beverly Andrews Miss Evelyn Kennard, Mrs. Ruth Kierstead, Miss Julia Morse, Mr. Robert St. Pierre Fourth row: Mr. Payson Tucker, Mr. Earle Barlow, Mrs. Robert Hart, Mr. Everet Nason, Mr. Claude Bonang, Mr. Gerald Rose, Mr. Robert Lombard, Mr. Charles Pickering. 1 - l. 1. filsi mn oincms HX' i W J 1 A A K L S.--X NW ' ' WJ f U44!Lfl fflzi'-if ' l 1'P4Q 7fLA P ll' t A P - 9'r 1 Q! nfl ,L Q nik ,fa ,nf A ml gill i Li if5ifs'?27:if2s 5 if QW 'Z iiffliflffii, A fQ d '9f f '31 ' ci f::':Z23?ffi J ffwfp vs 5 A is 4,-. wil- IOXLLCL f,-me-Q. dy if, Lionel Bourque President 'aa Q. Q, ,,, Roberta Glovsky 2412 ZF! fl M J P446 'QP' David Baribeuu Vice President x.fN Secretory t ,lj V llfvitflllnljillj 4 ijju Q33-' Bvv VJ-f Sjjlzonne Tougos ml -lf 'J Aj F lb IV Treasurer Mmm P 2 A fy- V If, 'K A . 115.14 lmbflviz flu lwjylql ' j ,g .fr ly! u VU 2 vjylf X ,,'r,U ,lf ij .lf 1 A ,, President Student Council Nt I my NJ Y, f f ilk t 'Uv l l V' X f Ellen Doggett .QN0 t 4 ff - I t l SINIIIH CIASS GEORGE E. ALLEN JR. The man who blushes is not quite a brute Diversions: Sports, hunting, baseball, and football. Remarks: With Junior's friendliness and geniality, we are sure he'll go a long way in life. Activities: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Orbla Review 4. Goal: To be a machinist. Outstanding Characteristics: Cute, blonde. Nickname: Junior DAVID A. ARMSTRONG He knew what's what Diversions: Art, hotrods. Remarks: Good luck to you, David. You deserve the best. Activities: Goal: A certain girl, becoming an electrical technician. Outstanding Characteristics: Wavy hair, tall. Nickname: Joe, Davy. PAUL 0. AUBE The world is as you take it Diversions: Mechanics. Remarks: Paul is one of our shop boys-a boy we couldn't do without. Activities: Baseball, Chorus. Goal: Air Force. Outstanding Characteristics: Quiet, willingness to help. Nickname: MARY KAY BAMFORTH Silence is the element in which great things fashion themselves Diversions: Henry, California, and my hope chest. Remarks: Mary certainly has sweet and agreeable ways. We know she will have a happy marriage. Good luck, Mary. Activities: Argosy Club I, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross I, 2, Yearbook 4, Orbla Review 4, F. H. A. 3, Librarian 'l, 2, 3, 4. Goal: To have a happy and successful marriage. Outstanding Characteristics: Ready smile, sparkling eyes, and that dia- mondl Nickname: Mi Mi, Kay. DAVID A. BARIBEAU Secure what'er he gives, he gives the best Diversions: Athletics, B. H. S., Kennebec Camps, and college. Remarks: Dave is a guy we couldn't do without, especially in sports. Activities: Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, New England Interscholastic Track Meet 3, Junior Dance Chairman 3, Orbla Review 3, Biology Club 2, 3, Class Vice President 4, Class Assembly 3, 4, Soph.-Jr. Prom 2, 3, Yearbook Editorial Staff 4, Camera Club 3. ' Goal: To be successful in whatever I choose to pursue. Outstanding Characteristics: Good looking, well dressed. Nickname: Dave, Nick, and Zeke. NORMA ELAINE BENNER I must speak the truth and nothing but the truth Diversions: Traveling, swimming, skating, and a secret. Remarks: Norma is one of our best-liked girls. Best of luck to you Norma. Activities: Biology Club 2: Student Council 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4. Goal: To make the most of what I have. Outstanding Characteristics: Cute, pleasant disposition. Nickname: Norm, Ducky. JOHN E. BENOIT A brave man struggling in the storms of fate Diversions: Hunting, fishing, and women. Remarks: With John's ability to get along with people e're certain he , w will go far. Activities: Basketball 1, 2. Goal: Go into the Navy. Outstanding Characteristics: Cute, amiable. Nickname: Johnny. SUZANNE P. BERNIER That rarest gift to Beauty, Common Sense Diversions: Horses, art, a certain Ford, and a certain boy. Remarks: Sue is certainly a wonderful girl: one we won't forget. Activities: Chorus 3. Goal: A happy nd uccessful married life in California. Outstanding C ra, eristics: Pretty, well dressed, and artistic. Nicknaynei fl DAVID L. BERRY A Last night at twelve I felt immense U But now I feel like twenty cents 1 :W : l iversi s: Girls, cars, dancing, and hunting. Remarks: With David's wit and laughter, we know he'll go a long way in life. Activities: Key Club 3, 4. Goal: Civil Engineer. Outstanding Characteristics: Devilish, good dancer, and cute. Nickname: Dave, Bandit. ELIN R. BIBBER Good will is the mightiest prartical force in the universe Diversions: Sports, swimming, dancing, popular music, boys, and fun in general. Remarks: Elin may be quiet but we know she'll succeed. Best of luck to you. Activities: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play Ticket Committee 4. Goal: A happy and successful life. Outstanding Characteristics: Tall, quiet, and intelligent. Nickname: L, Bib. I If 147' I 4 if Q...-.'-up ff. Qi 4-of' g 49' I 255 -J-. '67 x I :Xxx V ,Q -: K . .. ' 1 'Y -C27 45.4 LOUISE BISSON Good to be merry and wise Diversions: Basketball, football, tennis. Remarks: Louise is one of our girls, who always seems to enjoy herself. Here's hoping you achieve your goal. Activities: Chorus: Orbla Review 4: Transferred from St. Joseph's Aca- demy: Glee Club: Food Sales. Goal: To find happiness in life, and be successful as a secretary. Outstanding Characteristics: Cute, pretty hair, and OH! that laugh. Nickname: Loui, Lulu, Luigi. IRENE BOUCHARD In her tongue is the law of kindness Diversions: Sports, dancing, television, traveling. Remarks: Irene is a well-liked girl everywhere. We know she will make a wonderful secretary. Activities: Soph.-Jr. Prom 3: Argosy Club 3: Yearbook Staff 4. Goal: To be a successful secretary for two years, and then, have a hap- py married life. Outstanding Characteristics: Nice clothes, cute, friendly ways. Nickname: NANCY l. BOUCHARD little deeds of kindness Diversions: Leon, music, clothes, swimming, dancing. Remarks: Nancy's versatility will surely help her to succeed in life. Activities: Radio Club 'l: Dramatic Club 'l, 2: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3: Class Assembly 2: Biology Club 2: Year- book Advertising 2: Soph.-Jr. Prom 2, 3. Goal: A happy and successful life. Outstanding Characteristics: Always smiling, hard worker. Nickname: Nan ,-- x .A ' RUTH ANN BOUCHARD . The whole art of teaching is only the art of ,L M ' 1 awakening the natural curiosity ,Diversions:fSports, dancing, boys, school, food, and outdoor life. Rernarks:'fRuth is a girl we couldn't do without. Where there's laughter, V ' there's Ruthie. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Radio Club l, 2: Dramatic Club 'I, 2, 3: Biology x -Club 2:'Argosy Club 2: Yearbook Advertising Staff 1, 2, 3: Soph.-Jr. , Prom 2, 3: Assembly 2, 3: Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4. Goal: College degree, and a happy married life. . Outstanding Characteristics: Witty, full of fun. Nickname: Ruthie, Ruddy, Butch. ,K X. lx f p ' I X L1 A My , ooms aouci-len 41? qi VT rt L1 1 V I Ulllusic is well said to be the speech of An els 1' Diversions: Music, driving, reading, and eating. P? M g Remarks: Doris' charming mannerisms have won her countless fr' nd if ., :lx J in school. 'ig ' ' C Activities: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3: Soph.-Jr. Prom 3. Goal: To have a ha and successful life PPY - Outstanding Characteristics: Witty, cute ways, always ready with a ioke. LIONEL E. BOURQUE No xomzrr .XIIIII Illrm fiom' - in urls you 1' num of worth Diversions: Athletics, dancing, studies, Sue, cars, having fun. Remarks: With Pa's great ability to work he is sure to be a success. Activities: Class President 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Class Assembly 2, 3, 4, President 2, Biology Dance 2, Biology Club 2, 3. Goal: To go to college, and be a success. Outstanding Characteristics: Tall, dark, pleasant to be with, cooperative. Nickname: Pa ALBERT E. BOUSQUET I.i1f1', 101112 mzrl lu' lI1l'I't'j'. For tnmnrozu we may die Diversions: Sports, women, wine. Remarks: Don't try to mix women and wine, Al, you might get into trouble. Activities Football 'I Biology Club 2 Goal Officerun U S Marine Corps Outstanding Characteristics Quiet amongst girls short ability to do shop work Nickname Al MARIE IRENE PATRICIA BRETON Ilzllzoul muur lifr unulrl be Il mistake Diversions Horseback riding swimming dancing progressive 'azz rec ords Remarks Pats willingness to help others and her ability as a seam stress will prove to be very useful during her married life Activities Basketball 2 3 4 Junior Red Cross 'I 2 Camera Club 3 A Goal To attend a School of Practical Arts to travel to be married, and to have a happy home Outstanding Characteristics Pretty hair nice smile Nickname Pat Patsy MARILYNE ELIZABETH BURNS And if I lowfrl vm II fflnesrlay Iflrll what is tlzal to 30117 I rln not low' ton Thuridnx S0 much IS trufr Diversions Psychology books science sports Bowdoin College philoso phy and fun Remarks With Marilyn s good disposition we know she will succeed in all she attempts Activities Student Council I Tri Hi Y 4 Biology Club 2 4 Chorus 3 4 Radio Club 2 Dramatic Club 2 3 Red Cross I 3 Yearbook Staff Goal College Outstanding Characteristics Nice complexion cute Nickname L z Burnsey Sideburns CHARLES M COLE Smnellimq rzltrnzfztfrl somelhzng done H111 earnfrl I1 nights rf' me Diversions High speed aircraft gas engines hunting Remarks Well have nothing to worry about with a fine fellow like Coley in our Air Force Be careful of those fast planes though Activities Footballl Stage crewl 2 Goal A pilot in the Air Force Outstanding Characteristics Dark hair lively eyes ability to make a quick lake gentlemanly ways Nickname Charley Coley is .15 .. : .. 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Best of luck to you, Glennis. Activities: F. H. A. 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4. Goal: A diploma and a happy and successful marriage. Outstanding Characteristics: Short, quiet. Nickname: Glen F f f .LN M951 0 My UUA W, , swf ...J :sm M .lt J QP TU WJ U N JAMES H. conmsu Jn. by A As he thmketh tn his heart, so he is Diversions: One girl and sports. Remarks: Jim is a type of boy who in his own quiet way, can make and keep many lasting friends. Best of luck to you and that one girl, Jim. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4. Goal: A iob I like. Outstanding Characteristics: Shy ways and love of sports. Nickname: Big Jim I BARBARA ELAYNE CR 1 W Fair tresses an's imperial rac n I and aut ws us with a g ha i si usic s ms a un ' e l R rks er on an a with ot rom c e s 1 Band J rom 3: I I g 3 - e : y ill ss ' en e l - 5 : d t , bi ' he s. cti s: ns r k ic l s ute: I ee f- : , : c e 2 Bi 2, , 4: sdr : matic , 4 la A l 4 r -Ai: : - .- r r E oria taff : Dr a ' C u ctor lf f I e Girl 4: r l w . ' fs fu e yi cai a o -- ejdme e pecial, very Out n ' r lst'c P onde, n ce figure, full of fun. Nlcltn : B ble 1 p ff 1,911 conus cnowlsv I X 1 I h7ve,ynswered three questions, and that is enough gvfsions: Mysfdfsports, Saco. emarkf: 'frdwley is full of fun and always wears' a smile. Activttiescgqy Club 2, 3, 4: Biology Club 3, 4: Swimming 3, 4: Track 1424 orusy 3. ialf oll gel butstgnda Chgfahteristics: Ability to go steady. Nick me:lNi.ibin I, Crowley, Green Buhdah. JANICE ANN CUNNINGHAM A genial disposition brings to its owner many friends Diversions: Jean, cooking, traveling, watching TV, filling my Hope Chest. Remarks: Jan is a girl with impeccable manners and is always ready with a helping hand. Activities: Argosy 'l: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Vice President 4: Student Council 4: Soph.-Jr. Prom 3: Class Assembly 3: Yearbook 4. Goal: To have a useful and happy life as a wife, mother, and beauti- caan. Outstanding Characteristics: Cute ways, always with a certain shop boy. Nickname: Jan f t y 1. Y .1 997 Q DP ELLEN PHILLIPS DAGGETT K . ' , ' I slept and dreamed that life uns Beauty, Ty I uoke an ound that life was Duty Dive ns: r , aakngt an ing act e. ' Re rks: ith E en's i igence nd cute ways, we are gure she will 4 go ces. ctiviti T i- -Y 2, , , Cho l, 2, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior ' Cl s Pl 4, Pr' Speak l, 3, Student Council 2, 3, President 4, , .lfV. e lea ' -V 't 2, 3, Orbla Review 3, 4. 9: A lege cati a ip around the world, and hmmmmmmm ' -m rriage. t mg Characteristics ute figure, dependability, leadership. ickn e: Ellie, Pookie. ' X ' ' ,J . .-' - eva MAE oAt5l,, A ' Truth is the most ualuablefl ' g w have ' Diversions: Sports, painting, music, meeling new people, writing letters L ' J to pen pals, tgaveling, cooking, making up Lbcipes. Rimarks: Although Eva hasn't been with us long, she has certainly 4 made many friends. , . ' ' f Activities: Chorus.4, Dramatic Club 4, Girlsf Basketball 4. Goalzf-To be a successful n'iJrse and hifswife. , Outstanding Characteristicj: ldng bl de hair, height. Nickname: Pinky, Suzie. ' ' EVELYN A. DOIRON If I cannot do great things, I can do small things in a great way Diversions: Writing a letter every day to -- , going to the beGCl'1, music, traveling, and sleeping. Remarks: Ev has many friends because of her friendly ways. Activities: Biology 2, 3, Dramatic l, 2, 3. Goal: To be a good housewife. Outstanding Characteristics: Pleasant, likeable. Nickname: 'Ev l EVEIYN nuclus DOYON,,, . THelIight :Z fnid igl1t's starry heaven it .,' is in those adiara-eyes N I l Diver ians: 'Da rig, driving, fbbkinq, seml1r1g,xd!rld Laing out with a rtain so eone. .Q i 4- ,I 1 'K ll ' a ks: has been a grdat,acldi,t,ion to our cldss. She has worked l har y helpiljtg in pxlery way lshe krfe'w'l',a6w. The best of every- J thi g to the1Co-eclifpi' of the Ypdrbaokj If Activities: Junior Red Cross 3, f,1f. H.' A. !2, 3, 4,,F.','Fl. A. Dance 3, 4, Junwl' Dance! 3, Spphf if. Prdgi' 3, VF. H4 A.'Bcmquet 3, 4, Class L ssemblyj, 3, ,,4, Nallonalf orypf Society 3, 4, Yearbook Co- f itor,4. ,,' 1 , ' Goal: To live a l0ng,Tp,sy, and succeesful life. Outstarlding Charact istics:lYPnetty'eyes, makes friends easily, love of life, a real pavlli. , 71 , l' Nickname: Ev, Eyle. I ' ' fl' NATALIE L. DUBE I don'l intend to be a flirt - it's just my way Diversions: Dancing, dating, basketball games, pizzas, people with all their complications, boys, and more dancing. Remarks: We very seldom see Natalie when she isn't eating or having fun. Activities: Radio Club l, 2, Chorus 'l, Class Assembly 2, 3, Junior Dance 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play Ticket Committee 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Asst. Business Manager 4, Orbla Review 3, Tri- Hi-Y 4, Office Girl 2, 3, Soph.-Jr. Prom 2, 3, Argosy Club l, Biology Club 2, 3. Goal: A college education, a faithful man, a big house and three kids. Outstanding Characteristics: Dark hair, cute, fun loving, devilish ways. Nickname: Nat QW 'P'1 ms: I Q ef N' X JOHN L DUDLEY 14: ,wt Jlxnnfnztf rnmrv m small packages ?Ver Ions ars dancung and havlng a good time Mk o a guy who IS very well luked sn school Asklng ques tl' XJ tlons IS his specuolty especially In Algebra LX?-9' A lvltles Football I 2 3 4 Basketball 'I 2 3 Baseball 'I 2 Track 3 4 Student Council 1 2 3 Bnology 2 Class Assembly 3 4 Chanrman Student Council Dance 3 Goal College education and success Outstandmg Char terustncs Nousy wutty Independent Nlckna John L ffer Johnny Om n f' fgfyybey' xiii .az V'-P if 590- I-'55 its N f e I never ull F171 rs S mm: g rs o m ur c s d most lukely to succeed oo uck yo Sondra a et 34 oo tan g C rlsfu s Quuet blonde lntellugent u krbme S me CAROLYN KAY EVANS I am ll :tam of rmfhznq but of thr' Izolmms 0 the hun! v II frtmm and Ilzf lvutlz of Imaqmalmn Dnverslons A duploma Remarks Its been a pleasure havmg you come to us as a newlywed Best of luck to you and your new husband Actrvmes Transfer from Taloga Hugh School Taloga Oklahoma Bas alll 2 3 V eyballl 2 S tballl 4HC b Jumor Play 3 4 Goal Stenographer Outstandlng Characteristics Southern drawl friendly ways Nickname FRANCES ELAINE EVERETT I mx that the uorld zv lovely and that Iovelmcss 15 enough Daverslons Reading Ice skatlng fancy needle work Remarks Frances ns a very lively member of our class who IS always ready with a loke Actnvltles Dramatic Club I Chorus 3 4 Yearbook 4 Co Chaurman of Advertuslng Commlttee 4 Goal A successful and happy llfe Outstandnng Characterlstucs Short neat wltty Nickname Fran Frannle CAROL F EVRARD P the mov! fvsentzal thzng for Ilapjmzess rs jrzendvhzjr Ice ska I g, drnvlng, clothes, sports C I c do thlngs to the Chemistry lab nn lust one period st gnv er experament' ies m Club I, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Yearbook 4, Soph Jr Prom , , ance 3, Junlor Assembly 3, Scholarshlp Fund 3 'n avy 0 an aracterlstics Freckles, very ambntlous, neat appearance name Kay f 4I'l , , - X gs. .H .J I , if I ' iw I K J fs A . . . -1 2 xr I . I . . 1 'G' e s: J ' ' ' . ' - I Cf ': ,,: ,,3,4: Q I I 3 I f , , - -. 'T k I .S eb . R S. f if ff tl If , r eli I ' was ' i . ' 1' I , b y sh , m : dr ' th ' la ' . ' J' ' ' itie Cl Tr s ram ' lub I, 2, 3, 4, Class Assembly y it 3- ti I oc , 5 e k4. ' w f oa - , rfi e. ra . . : . I I . . n ' ly, KI 1,- . D 1 K - .ii -Q 'gs . I , ' . I I I ketb. , , , 47 oll , , 37 of , '27 - lu ll, 2j I wg? ' I I . . . 2 ' . ' , cg K F., .. , .Q rs 1 ,sy A., . . H . 1' D ., ' . . ,. I k .U is V . 1 . -. . . z . ' i If I - . J I . . . ' I ' . I Q PHILIP W FARLEY 71 of 1 nrvruz I Q n Dlversuons Cars dogs swlmmlng Remarks Phll has been teased a lot at BHS but seruously we all wush hum the best of luck always ACIIVIIIGS Goal Carpenter Outstanding Characterlstucs Dnsluke of studymg shyness Nickname Phul OBE C FERGUSON IX!! Q IIIIL, LU! n L 111 hm Il c Dnzzeffons xg V Re arks Sigh rg ome us cer a umber o r ctuvu 'AE s nckford ode and 1Yearb ok ucc s an ha p nes grx qjgzarlbandh ndsome nc n C RONALD FIELD in a I mn: urn In III qs! tlml I near our Diversions Mechanucs and my cars Remarks Wherever you see Ronnue you usually find hrs Ford and us gurl Best of luck' Actlvltles Goal To be a good mechamc Outstandmg Characterustncs Love of cars takrng them apart and put tnng them together they work too' Nickname Fusherman JAMES H FISH N0 man mn num lm 1 nnzss nzthout Ilmzlmzg llml In rnjnw rt Dlverslons Gnrls swummnng teachers Remarks Jum has a talent for saying wltty and clever thmgs whlch always llven things up' Actuvltnes Swnmmmg 2 3 4 Raduo Club 3 4 Bnology Club 3 4 Chorus Goal College Outstandung Characterustucs Handsome well dressed neat always happy Nickname Nuben 2nd Jam Fushy MARY LOUISE FOOTER 2 1 rzrlv mx 1 111 gun! rn: If IV s on ea rtaln sports hgshortest pur class we wnsh all the happnness lr gb shoffqwef shy 6 X ...fsanfv Q-C llsqs X 'YQ it -vvwy X - A - ,V -- 'r , s - 1 'Ya ' 4 'XII1' ffl' zrr 'I IIII' rr' I 1171, H . . : I I . . 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'X X ' f' . l Q X LJ 0 ' O O 'S . a ' i : , ' , . r x 'F M X . 429 TIT I ' ,U ,Wife It is my ambition to say in ten sentences what everyone else says in a whole book girls, swimming, dancing, football, and basketball. I certainly been an asset to his class, we're sure he ll FREDERIC EDWARD FORTIN Dramatic Club 'l, Football 3, Key Club 2, 3, President 4, Safe- Club 3, 4. Goal: A college education and an engineering degree. Outstanding Characteristics: Wavy hair, intelligent, friendly. Nickname: Fred WA ' ll D fl S f ' .lo NE . Fm: 4. t y a Ifs e map of honor, truth and loyalty Di rsio : ing an ' , skating, swimming, traveling, and Ralph. mf: ug a is quiet, she is well liked by everyone. cti ' ies . H' . 2,l p .-Jr. Prom 3, F. H. A. Dance Committee 2. Goa - Ab od ggret ial position, and a happy, successful life. 4 tstan n har teristics: Pretty hair, quiet ways, neat appearance. intra LlllIAN M. FOSTER A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance Diversions: Picnics, hillbilly music, guitar playing, singing. Remarks: If you've ever heard Punky sing and play her guitar, you will understand why she is so fond of doing both. Activities: Chorus 1, 2 ,3, 4, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Junior Dance 3, Vice Presi- dent Chorus 3, Soph.-Jr. Prom 3, Argosy Club 'I, Yearbook 4, Drive Scholarship Fund 3. Goal: Success, happiness and always to have my second love Cguitarl by my side. Outstanding Charactf stics: Pretty hair, peaches-and-cream complexion. Nickname: Punk f lr- M 0' jf .ffWWfVi,:r ' 3' ,f, C. BREN J. FREEMAN dj - .fa jtle I , my uanls are few by iv rs' sigwl mi' , , ' g, skiing, and dancing. by ey rk ren abi s are many and we know they will take her 4 clivities: Cfrtl s 1, 2, 3, 4, Argosy l, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Biology Club 2, Tri Hi-Y 4, Senior Class Play 4, Junior Dance 3, F.H.A. 3, 4, Soph.-Jr. Prom 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Scholarship Fund Drive 3, 4. Goal: To be a nurse. Outstanding Characteristics: Friendly and easy going ways. 'N Nickname: Bren GORDON R. FRIZZLE There is no substitute for hard work Diversions: Cars, horses, girls, and mechanics. Remarks: Frizz is really working this year. Best of everything, Frizz, in any career you may choose. Activities: Goal: Diploma. Outstanding Characteristics: Interest in doing well this last year, short, curly black hair. Nickname: Frizz. JOHN A FROST An honest man v lhf nolrlfst uork of Cod Dlversuons All sports and dancmg Remarks Jacks athletic aballty and frlendly ways have made hum one of the outstandmg boys of our class 'j Ac lvntnes Football 'I 2 3 4 Swlmmung 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 Ke lj, Club 2 3 4 Student Councll 4 Goal College Outstandmg Characterlstlcs Good dancer and football player crew cu Nlcknames Frostue Jack Frost PRISCILLA GAMACHE The ufalth of nzrmkznrl zt II11 ZllSf'1Ofll tlzex Irave Dlverslons Muslc fall kmdsl movles and people In general Remarks Wuth Prnscullas qualutnes we know shell make a wonderful nurse Actlvltles Chorus 2 3 4 Pruze Speakmg 2 Buology Club 2 Office Glrl 4 Goal To be a good nurse Outstandmg Characteristics Neat quiet and conscuentlous Nlckname Prls 1' RICHARD s cARRlsoN WWA l I never met Il man I dldfl t lzke Dlverslons Sports football gurls and to go to college been an asset to has class Actlvltles Footballl 2 3 4 Baseballl 3 4 Basketba ptss MV: Presldent 1 2 Key Club 4 Soph Jr Prom 3 Awggd lj, jf Student Council l 2 4 Vice Presudent 4 W V 6 Remarks Duck s athletlc talents and wonderful personallty ya Outstandmg Characterlstucs Dependable great ath l if Q5 'ling 'un-..' .-.-.J Goal To go to college and become an engineer i M Q -M Nickname Duck rf, JAMES I GAUDET ' Ao UIISIIIII llllltl 1111111112 hu fret lut ground H1 looks 111111111 to S11 :that kmrl of qrrmml thex Il ,Ill new Dlverslons Mechamcs and Fords Remarks Jam may be snlent but hes a hard workung shop boy to whom we wish the best of luck We hope you re the helr of Ford Owners someday Actlvltles Goal A Ford that wall beat all Outstandmg Characterlstlcs Hard worker curly halr Nickname Sllent Jam Fisherman DORIS PAULINE GIRARDIN 1111111 In 1111 and lmr' to Ifnm Dlverslons Basketball football swlmmnng dancung havmg fun and a certaan boy named Johnny Remarks Dons our fun lovsng gal wlll surely be a success with that nlce personality of hers Actavntles Dramatlc Club 3 Orbla Review 4 Class Assembly 3 Soph Jr Prom 3 Chorusl 2 3 Junior Dance3 Goal To have a happy and prosperous lufe Fmdmg success as a bus: ness secretary and later as a housewnfe Outstandmg Characterlstncs Her gaggles and cute ways Nsckname D G Dodo 8 ,ow -'Nami N. 6 ? 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'W' V' '- 1 ff 1 , -' , , , ' ' , I 1 1 1 ' - 5 ' 1 fi I if-, u . . . - , M ia 3 . . . , , h- ,I H V' ft at . I , A' . F 1 an : , , 1 , : , . w 121' X . x ' ', , D r 'f 1 . ' ,, ' , ' : I I I I I : ' 1 ' ' I . . . : . I . I I .- 4 bd , , - F 1 1 I - . 8 : . i r . . ., . ,M V, Q. ,a4 'u wwf -,,e . ,4- 1 Q -an A GLORIA ANN GIROUX Fame is zrhat you have taken, Character is what you give, ' When to this truth you waken. Then you begin to live. Diversions: Swimming, dancing, sports, and everything in general. Remarks: With Gloria's cute ways and nice personality, we are sure she will attain her goal. Activities: Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Argosy Club 2, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 3, Soph.-Jr. Prom 3, Class Assembly 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4. Goal: To have an exciting as well as a happy life. Outstanding Characteristics: Nice smile, good personality. Nickname: Glory, Glo. , Pfjdflfl ROBERTA HELENE GLOVSKY ' f 111' At ' 11' th th ' fth tra f ' ' l L'i- ' H UNI' ZX' TIIOYF IIS Ing H71 ff 'UOICF 0 E' IT S. 'LJ f., :ll 'LJ A song is more lasting than the riches of the world. 'f 'L Diyersions: Singing, acting, reading, eating, sleeping, having fun, B.U. ' 'jk if House Parties, and mainly my man Bob. - dlemarks: Bobbie is certainly a great asset to our class. Her sense of V4 Lott humor and understanding ways have won her lasting friends. 5j,J,,.1. Activities: One Act Plays, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 'l, 2, 3, Contest 4,g,g,1i.- ' Play 2, Prize Speaking 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Senior if , I AJ, Class Play 4, Class Secretary 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Yearbook Advertising .QQCUT 1 Q I- 4, Orbla Review Editor 4, Biology Club 3, Dramatic Club fl, 2, 3, 4, -fix .,':'l1L:-'Y Radio Club T, 2, 3, Soph.-Jr. Prom , T l ntf Bfmusic Festi- fd L val l, 2, Class Assembly AJ ' fi . jf ' Goal: Cglle Zinn ,g4j,kaf'U' Jjfqd 9: ing aracteristic : Rehgs smile, life o the arty, on f those 1 ' Q priceless friends. Nickname: Bobbie, Babe, Swivel Hips, Glub-Glub, Bert. ,, JUDITH LORRAINE GOLDRUP Every why hath a wherefore. Diversions: All sports, especially swimming and basketball. Dramatics, art, music, fishing, and boating. Remarks: Although Judy just came to us this year, she has gained last- ing friends. Best of everything to you Judy. Activities: Transferred from Freeport High: Glee Club 1, 2, Dramatic . Club 'I, 4, Swimming Team 'I, 2, 4, Newspaper Club 2, 3. Goal: To be a beautician or a dramatics teacher. Outstanding Characteristics: Attractive, friendly. Nic : Skeezics. 4,09 ' , T il j N 1, ls PAULINE ALICE GRANT , - L' . er this - that very little is needed to make a happy life. A! Di , io ,I eading, history, men, popular music, faraway places, and J 'ul .W 4 I rf h Pauline is uiet, we know she'lI go far in life. Good yy I ff vilf I ' I, 9 q Q, ff ' I ' l e- c :- I X f Q Go rip to Hawaii, a good iob and a happy marriageC?i. ' f 1, '-'N' 5 ' 4, X0 Outstanding Characteristics: Pretty hair, cute, neat. 5 Nickname: Polly. CHESTER GRAVES The happiness of man consists in life, and life is labor. Diversions: Cars, hunting, and having fun. Remarks: Chet is a fellow from B-8 who must like the outdoors 'cause we don't see too much of him after school hours. Activities: Goal: A new car and a good iob. Outstanding Characteristics: Love of life, carefree. Nickname: Chet. NANCY ANN GROVER Happy go lucky fair and free, Never a care lo bother me Diversions: Swimming, dancing, boating, chemistry, and traveling. Remarks: Nancy always has a good time because of her good sense of humor. Activities: F. H. A. 3, 4: Biology Club 2. Goal: Navy, Dental Tech. Outstanding Characteristics: Friendly, long pretty hair, talkative. Nickname: Nan RICHARD ALLEN HALEY What shall I do with all my days and hours? Diversions: Horses, hunting, fishing. Remarks: If we ever want o good horse we know whom to go see. Your smile is sure to win you many friends. Activities: Goal: To raise and train horses. Outstanding Characteristics: Cheerful ways, love of horses, hard worker, well liked by all. Nickname: ffbruxl , Z, fa V. . fy 'ZLiWblf,?'fidd2 if MON 'fl ir! VIN 5 'fuld s e me stand by the road l, ' ' eer e mners go by IO 1 r f ' , . X : ut once you get to know him, wow! Actlviti 2 0-' Goal: good, suc ssf co ch Outstanding Characteristics: Outstanding football player, witty. Nickname: Moose, Jaybird. lgi SM, sggat ' V g and dancing Re a I A MARY GRACE I-IANKS Beauty and wisdom are rarely joined Diversions: Swimming meets, Bowdoin, music of all kinds, and sports. Remarks: Mary is one of our best liked girls because of her sparkling personality. Activities: Class Treasurer 2: Student Council 3, 4: Dramatic Club 'l, 2, 3, 4: Radio Club l, 2: Biology Club 2, 3: Class Assembly 2, 3, 4: Contest Play 1: State Finals 1: Orbla Review 2, 3: Yearbook 4: Girls' Basketball 1, 2: Soph.-Jr. Prom 2, 3: Student Council Treasurer 4. Goal: A college education, and a happy life. Outstanding Characteristics: Blonde hair, friendly, cute ways, baby face. Nickname: Mimi, Hankie. J X l B H N X 1 D ' . U ,J e 'n must ieelltn ou 71 kno thal'I n a uoman7 am skt g c s u 24 iran n A 1 , I X A iv i -Os: C Q 2 ' bi l, 591. - t 5 ark . ' a to oy as a ood rd I rn for yo 'e. XJ ti ' ie i Cl , , 'an 'X ' G : ' c ol ' loma ' 'NJ FA id D ar rust: Q cyltgfkense olshuvr. 1 XJ J tst in h 1 ' ' : ' , ic me ina T XJ .X ,gs-an 'wifi' .. W YV -wg' 4-u-, .f ' .xg 1' .x ,- -X ,QA p,. Y ..gp:.... x.,,., ' ,os Cf' :YW l I ix. ' Musk Q. fqx r f' 'S W L : A -4 f5 ...x FS' ss. f' - ll? .4 . ,.,-xwwaw , L ,L we VJ r Yllvilrf... .4 ll ll. ' LVQ4 L Llll cr-. 1 V' K' M WL L A U XJ :H , , :fl , L lf , Y LOl.uSE HIGHFNS I , ' ' l, l agxllfillllllll' ve AMJSIIIIIC fb rznnstl e and Uzjmlse - ' ,U ,' Ll YL ourtze rlfurgf with ezgrlj' breath l li Diyvfrsions: Swimm: lskatin l1basketball,foolball. A . arkayhancy ays A che ful gre ing for ever nb. V' . LActiv2?s:L Cl ssemb 3: ,iDrc1g:tig: Cl 2, 3, 4: C Rev.bgX, I f 3 niorids as Fri : horu Df, 2: Riblog Club 2:, ice if , 4: ,pf 'Libr ri 3. il nh , .f 'V' , 'mul qi A Goa:S,p es andhpi' 'tif Outstcviibing Ebliplgcter Da4ld! curly irl, rac ng ability, neat ap- ,lpearance:Q ' K . , ,X M Nickname: Nan l , . V , xv V- , Ib?-1 L L' A , , ll li llul lllll - , li' P V JOYCE KATHERINE HILL ' I U l I or knowledge, too, is itselfa power ' gf gieersighs: asket all, rseback riding, ice skating, swimming. ffft A emgfks- Axtho h J ce hasn't been with us long, her winning per- gy , ,f V' so lity a r y smile have won her many lasting friends. I N K Aiztivit es: D mati Club 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Science Club 3, 4: Chorus l 44 ion onor Society 3 4 Radio Club 4 I h plp nd successful L e ' N , , , : - . W L 1 rf . , D ' utst dlngjxliaracteristics: Tall, pretty, intelligent, ready smile. I l, kjNlCkrt 6: NANCY JEANNE HOLMES Everyone who dances well is happy Diversions: Dancing, popular music, men, fun, traveling, Oldsmobiles, cokes, ice skating, swimming, and more men. Remarks: With all of Nancy's interests she is sure to have a good life. Have fun on your trip to Hawaii. Activities: Chorus 3. Goal: A trip to Hawaii and a happy marriage. Outstanding Characteristics: Quiet, but don't let her fool you! Nickname: Nan, Mouse, George. l V9 f 99 4 CD11 1' ,l A I ,J f if JW! yiyfyfz fl ' STANLEY E. M. HOLMES 4- -AL, V Z! A For 'tis alzmys fair weather when good fellows get together MW A A Diversions: P. A., sports, basketball, and a girl. I Remarks: We wish Stan the best of luck with a special girl and with a career in the USAF. Activities: Student Council 'l: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Football 'l: Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball l. Goal: Career in the USAF. Outstanding Characteristics: Cute, good physique, pleasant disposition, popular. Nickname: Stan V QVQJQW , DONALD EDWARD Hou Ol V ' It lies'mtt in our power lo love :lr hate, , N For will in us is over ruled by fate Digs ' ming, girls. e ark on as been Dine of the quietest members of the class of '57. et the Army wil not give him up with only 20 years of service. Dra lu 4: Senior Class Play: Senior Class Assembly: Ac . I 0 JW , oal: year rmy. ft C 8' L lslw Onuteimndinn fimnrnr .ristirce Tnll. interest in Armv. GLEN E. HOSMER To he or not to be. That is the question. Diversions: Wood working, electricity, radios. Remarks: Glen is a hard worker who is sure to succeed in whatever he 5,..,. attempts. Activities: Biology 2: Stage Crew 2, 3. V Goal: A good job. 'Pm Outstanding Characteristics: Friendly, nice smile, quiet. Nickname: . ff -: 'xt t X Rx 's L: ' x Aw PAUL GILBERT HUGHES I5 .dv-ww pl if f . nA kind and gentle heart lie hadi' Qu !,Li,CA0Alx Quik -V rlxnvfu-I Diversions: Cars, music, going places and doing things. A f K Z' A 3 Remarks: With Paul's ability to say what he thinks and believes, we V H 3' , know he won't depend UPOn others to think for him. 1 D fMf ff'1 if J -.N Activities: Biology Club 2: Dramatic Club 2: Tennis 2: Senior Play: net LL, ,,.-f , Act Plays 2. 6119 Goal: College. Outstanding Characteristics: Talkative, neat and well mannered. Nickname: p WAYNE R. HURST I E Beware the fury ofa patient man. Diversions: Hunting, fishing, hot-rods, and going to Connecticut. , . H, 51' Remarks: Wayne appears to be quiet: we know differently! .V Y Activities: Biology Club 2. --. :- Goal: To own a 30 ft. lobstering boat, a new car, a new house, and ' plenty of dough. in A 7 Outstanding Characteristics: Shy, interest in out-of-doors, always will- g ' 'Q-' ing to help. my X Nickname: Scholar. B' 4: W . if BARRY E HUTCHINS A ,V A Nor named thee but to praise. V Diversions: Hunting, fishing, girls, sports in general. gwf Remarks: With your mechanical ability, you are certain to attain your goal. Good luck. tj -:,,- V Activities: ', Goal: To be a good mechanic or radio repair man and to own my own V business. Outstanding Characteristics: Cute, quiet. , Nickname: Hutch. . X V ' J I , -N i. Q J .Nllf If J. ollxvs M. JoHNsoN , f- -t QV by Itlgflllllflllf'5,.Yill'7I!LQj'h!1f,l mon- eloquenre than speech. ' V' Aiversiofz' D fpfeilhg, swimnhingfskglting, music, parties, and having fun. .... ldllemarkstf .Vis a quietygirl from the Islands who is very neat looking Q59 A : J valid 9eady 't.9 lend a helping hand. . Q I Acti ' IGS!!! KJ, ! 6 Goal: R9 bei acili secretary, and to have a happy life. Outstgjidirtg h ar cteristics: 'Pretty dark brown eyes, helpful, wavy 5,5 A Qlglangs, ice smile. Nicknaqtte: lf 'V IJ'-.1 3 -3 Willy 6 Child. KENN T all thi show and I know go y r desire eating, and Her 37 t cl nt N fu e f l' at dancing 4 it, ir' to attend West Point, h sc ool music teacher and lead a happy life arac ristic z Outstanding music ability, full of fun Dram lub 4, Soph.-Jr. Prom 2, Tennis 2. Long curly eyelashes, full of fun. Bill, Bully. . N x y ,J c L. . K R ll 01 r t ittl dl ro its beams! if S 0 f' 'n naug ty rld Di r sk Nsic, o f ' ki s, mo y, dancing, and one special 5, a is re al who i W l g to do things for people. QA :ti B , che l'al'4 Chorus 4, Biology 2, 3: Dra- ' ti , Jr ed Qss l, , 3. W T co a ' , ' . Eau 9 . Nu e L e . no : ff aj , If l at ' J all - LO E T R 5 l.. WW K W n ,r thi of Mft 1' . I is soon noughv f' j Q iv rs sz p , driv' , d'cl2,7lyRoll u ic, tr ling. 3, -.VV f W Re r F e e o fun-l ing irl no class should be .0 t 393' Z tl -g Q- cti ti lJDr i b , 2, B-' gy CI Y 4, Bank Teller 2. Q G I: ge oo se arial I b, and h a car of my own. ts ding h cter' t sz Sweet, cute, and fun-loving. oj 'c ame: Lou, Lou'e, Duey. - f EX 'H-A DE LACHARITE pl All ho uld st share it, - t a 1 -t was rn twin iversi s: Gir , s etball, a ces, a movies. 'Z' ' X6 ma : ou . ' t i ed' us, he has certainly made many gf 1, f lends spec lly gir s. Q . f Activitiesi y Club 4, nsferre m Marist College and Seminary ' , A Q-gm B ord, Mais, sketball otball 2, Baseball l, Hockey 2. , f 7 Y f f I: Wqgbecmne a L ti eacher in a ege. GQ bf! PAu IIARITE X v Iam I e ze a I Ill thru Food dm 15 s I0 1 II!! e o nn 1 lltle r IIIIIIHQ and Ie Good nzght' v rsI Dr I h tw han sand s orts mar A ng as r ng WIIMQV P everythIng ll be fin I 4 Tr nsfe r e MarIst lege In Bedford s B t 0 o I Ir F O sta a to get around Wllh all e a e J f PAUL H LAC RITE ev are the tz P5 I nt tm men s vnuls Iversnons I arks I aw ready Ith a helpmg hand We know hell go In lIf Goo P ACIIVI es Clu era Club 3 4 atIon CFQCTGYISII Tall always wIllIng to he p c ame SU NNE A VALLEE oze nlx fl Frzer s are all that ma er Iver I ns bo s a havInga good tIme g s l Ill gaun her many frIends 4 A Dance 2 3 4 Chalrman 4 TrI R d ross 2 3 4 Chorus 'l 2 3 4 VIce PresIdent 4 stIv I2 oph Jr Pro 3 JunIor Dance and a succ sful career erIstIcs PetIte frIendly ready smIle for everyone e RAYMOND E lECl.ERC JR Comczerire zs C0113 presenrc zrfmfm Dnlersnons NatIonql Guard spoftg musIc stamp and coIn collectgng Remarks We know youll be'successful In whatever you undertake Anyone whofhos seen the awards ou ve lecewed In scoutmg wIll k ow why, ACTIVIICS Baseball 1 2 Bas etball 'I 2 Class Assembly 2 3 4 Cam lera Club 4 BIology Clbb 2 Goal To be an accountant or Q career In the Army Outstandmg Characterlshcs Good worker does well In scoutIng easy going NIckname Ray RAQMQ 'FLLEMIEUX oodness h Ixke 0 krmu IX the FII if df X jDIversIo s asketQ,Ll hunfmg fls ng gurls and dancung Rem rks Ith Ra s go looks nd sIng ways the gIrIs had better jwdch out e wIsh you 4 of luck In gettmg your degree At IIES Sfefmflc Qgaet 4 Basketball 2 Football BIology Club o C ge a degree In scuence Outstandl g C racterIstIcs Wavy haIr DICE lookIng quIet at tImes nd hIs IYTYCFESI In scIence knameoiay, Lemm IU' NV h gw y.,..,., K kt!! 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Q X I U - 'P 2 l I N4 , i , I 1 I ' - I I ' J A 1 . , I f f I ' X Nl , . : A xx gil A' 5 , N ,f .W 4 I , J . K K ,C Nb' f 1 er ' K I ' . . 1 8 I 1 F 1 ' 1 ' - I A L , C . : C. ' . . in I I I . ' f ' . . - - ' al: gb . S' 1 . -. I . . I ' ' ' If ., 96 0 - I ROBERT S. LIBBY fu fi -'nl 'I seerncd M. n lzzlllllzirlfllzllllltll. iilfllflloflilg Bild Diversions: Photography, aviation, radio, sail boats, forestry. Remarks: With Bob's many interests, we're sure he will succeed in all he attempts to do. Activities: Stage crew, projection crew, dramatic club. Goal: A iob in the Forest Service and an equipped sea plane. Outstanding Characteristics: Shy, always willing to help others, excel- N lent stage crew member. .PY Nickname: Bob LLOYD lINNEl.l VM' N-T21 ' If you wan! I1 thing wall !l01Il', rlon't N' ' ' V x do it 3'our.wlf, unless you know how 5 - ' Diversions: Hunting, drawing, driving, taking pictures, swimming, Na- 4 ' 1 ' tional Guard NW, . 6 4' ,mf X Rpma,rkssJ,.With fy ir natural artistic ability, we're sure you'll be our gen- 'vy ', 1 'erdtion'C:N man Rockwell. J Activlities: ,B nxl, Camera Club 3, 4, Class Assembly 2, 3, 4, Senior - ' ' Class Pla 4, Football l, Basketball 2, Biolog Club 2, Yearbook 's ' swf? 4 Y Y t Goal: To become a good commercial artist. l I Outstanding Characteristics: Tall, blonde, fun-loving. It Nickname: Floyd JOANNE MARY LUCAS yy, r .m sr, Those who nmluf rhf' hrs! of tlzrir time have' none to spare ' 'l 'A A Diversons: Swimming, dancing and a certain guy with a '51 Ford. pm. , Remarks: With Jo's friendly ways she is sure to have that happy life 19' 'F , she wants. Best of luck to you and that certain guy. , Activities: Music Festival l, Argosy Club 'l, Chorus 'l, 2, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, 2 Treasurer 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, Soph.-Jr. Prom 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, F. H. A. Dance Committee 3, 4, Yearbook 4. .f Goal: To get a good job and live a happy married life. Outstanding Characteristics: Friendliness, ready smile, understanding ways. Nickname: Joan, Joanie, Jo. I at i 5 gc , js JUANITA ANN MANNING Give tlle world Ihr' lit-St you lznw' and Ihr lrfst will rome lmclr to you . 'Diversidnsg Dancing, skating, clothes, people and kittens. is qlemarks: ,With'Juanita's nice ways, we know she will attain her goal. Acffvijies: Chorlus 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Scholarship Drive .V 3', Soph.-Jr. Prom 3, Senior Class Play, One Act Play 3, Class As- 5 semsbly 2, 3, Jr.Dance 3. Gdal: To be as goodlh person as l know how. Outstanding Characteristics: Cute, always a ready smile, polite, and 'friendly to everyone. Nickname: A RIC ARTIN 1, I f '. ll rol P ' II rlt nl ell, mul earn some l7071U7'Sn Diversion S o , h story, I Qawing, beautiful girls and having 1.-. ccessf usine ' R ar s: giv he impression that he's quiet. Don't be fooled, f' A , ' by s eally o e e pect o see you as manager of Woolworth's 'F c. A a few s, Paul X f c :vitae as etball 'l 2 Club 2 Class Assembly 4 ,. ,A X f' - B ,l aol , . s,,, , .. Gacwjftt nd col e e m n er of Wool orth's. .. ix J E .---l-2 sez-L--.l..g1A. - l...-..--. q.. G.g..I.. :............IN:.. l.:...-.... .I...-.....: MARY JO MATHURIN I have a little shadow That goes in and out with mc, And what can be the use of him ls more than I can see Diversions: Rock n' Roll Records, cooking, ice skating, swimming, horse- back riding. Remarks: We know that someday Mary will travel to Hawaii. Activities: Biology Club 2, Dramatics l, 2, 4, Red Cross 'l, 2, Yearbook Salesman 2, Banking 2, 4, Ticket Committee for Plays 3. Goal: To goto Hawaii. Outstanding Characteristics: Pretty hair, interest in horses, talkative. Nickname: ROl.VlN I.. McINTOSI'l I've taken my fun where I've found it: I've rogued and ragged in my timeg 1,116 'ad my pickin' 0' Sweethearts, An' four 0' the lot was prime Diversions: Cars, girls, sports. Remarks: Our class wouldn't be complete without Mac. Best of luck to you in the A.F. Mac. Activities: Chorus 1, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Football 1, Class Assembly 2. Goal: Air Force and a happy married life. Outstanding Characteristics: Always has a witty saying on hand, crazy laugh. Nickname: Mac. KENNETH l. McKENNA The moon is made of green cheese Diversions: Girls, sports, cars. Remarks: One of our class iokers who is always ready to welcome any- one with a big smile. Activities: Chorus 3, 4, Swimming. Goal: A career in the Air Force and a happy married life. , Outstanding Characteristics: Amiable, a ready smile, and always ready with a ioke. Nickname: Fats . RUTH FRANCES MERRILL To know is nothing at aII,' to imagine is everything Diversions: Sports, dancing, having a good time. Remarks: With Ruthie's outstanding personality and intelligence, we know she will attain the success and happiness she is striving for. Activities: Biology Club 2, Girls Basketball 3. Goal: Success and happiness. Outstanding Characteristics: Cute, winning smile, always has a helping hand for others. Nickname: Rufus, Buttons, Ruthie. ANNE LUCIE MICHAUD Love me little, Love me long Diversions: Dancing, swimming, skating, basketball, receiving letters. Remarks: Anne's popularity was proven when she was elected president ofthe F.H.A. Activities: Biology Club 2, 3, F.H.A. l, 2, 3, President 4, Class Assembly 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Chorus 2, 4, Soph.-Jr. Prom Committee 3, Senior Class Play 4, Maine Music Festival 2, F.H.A. Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Girls Basketball 2, 3, 4. Goal: To be a successful beautician and to have a happy married life. Outstanding Characteristics: Always the life of the party, cute, friendly. Nickname: Annie. XN 3' 1 LEW, 1 . ,fg f gg: J T H .f iz rf , H.. .1 - f Y 'KJ 'ps' urs 4 , 1, 1 1 i l f V 'Q l --Q. 71. J 'by' ,W . Nxt mx-J. 'R' -- uw-...I JOANNE MILLER Have you had a kindness shown? Pass il on Diversions: Swimming, skating, cars, and having fun. Remarks: Another one of our island girls who will be missed at B.H.S. Activities: Chorus 2, 4: Junior Red Cross 3: Dramatic Club 4: Office Girl 2. Goal: Graduation, a good iob, and a happy marriage. Outstanding Characteristics: Full of fun, devilish ways, always chat- tering. Nickname: Jo. .IUDITH L. MILLER Where did you get those eyes so blue? Out of the sky as I came through Diversions: Swimming, skiing, skating, and cars. Remarks: Judy is one of our life of the party girls. She undoubtedly will be missed at B.H.S. Activities: Junior Red Cross 'l: Dramatic Club 'l, 2: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Year- book Staff 4: Soph.-Jr. Prom 3: Office Girl 'I: Senior Class Play 4. Goal: To have a happy successful life. Outstanding Characteri s: Prett lue eyes, cute, nice figure. Nickname: Judy. ' Q . I Af . . PHILIP MOODY He's jolly, big and full of fun, and filled with wisdomls lore, , He loved his studies, everyone, ' . but loved vacations more gbtrsion : Electronics, Stage Work, Science. e arks: We all have a lot to thank Slim for. His work around the stage his been indispensable. He's sure to make a big hit wherever he goes and in whatever he does. Activities: Dramatic Club: Stage Crew: Proiection Crew: Maine History Club: Junior Class Assembly. Goal: Electronic Technician. Outstanding Characteristics: Dependable, nice disposition, friendly. Nickname: Phil, Slim. BESSIE ELIZABETH MORANG I know a irirk worth two of that Diversions: Beautician, hillbilly music, sewing, cooking, talking. Remarks: Bess is quiet and cute with a chuckle for all. Activities: Transferred from Tampa, Fla.: F.H.A. 1: Limestone Maine Poster Club 3: Dramatic Club 4: One Act Plays 3: Senior Circus 3: Fashion Show 3: Dramatic 3. Goal: To have a happy and successful life. Outstanding Characteristics: Naturally curly hair, fun-loving. Nickname: Bess. 'ce he I succ :fill il ta4 .sl 'K-M ,,d',7,u,,4vA.v6e 14' P, ' t N .ff MBZMAQ t X.-PB F ,V vu .X ,QW nomuo MowA1 .X .XXN .xi 'lf , Dli 'ff We are in Gad's hand 3 ' S5 avr ns:gCh5i,stiahitygt Biblqstudy, hunting, camping, art. YJ KL' rfvrf kppnipuhas chosqftfcl wonderful goal and we wish him the best K :lf '-JO, C. A 5 X l XG Ll: Kafcltivit sx'Bklogy,Club 2. L' I Af, oalr 'IT preach Gospel of Chrisx. ' V' lx - Ouzsapn ng Chcjractgristics: Quiet, conscientious. ,W AU Nick ame:iRot3hie., ' . .IA '- H. .K , V It AMX 'V ,buf 'L M 'xv fi ' '. I I if ' L 1 x, N I L, ki, ,X , . U y. ,I ll: Q K. j'X' I., RICHARD EI.I.IOT NICKERSON More men are killed by overworh, than the importance of the world justifies Diversions: Hunting, fishing. Remarks: Dick is always willing to do all he can for the school back- stage. His dependability will help him in his goal. We hope you have the biggest and best trucking business ever. Activities: Dramatic Club: Stage Crew. Goal: To go into the trucking business. Outstanding Characteristics: Good worker, always ready to help, interest f in'B.H.S. Nickname: Nick, Dick. GORDON G. O'DONNEI.l In a thousand years we shall all forget the things that trouble us now Diversions: Hunting. Remarks: We have heard that you are not so quiet outside as you are at B.H.S. You're not afraid of Us are you? Activities: Track 'l. Goal: College. Outstanding Characteristics: Love of fun, devilish ways. Nickname: Pete. I I. : .N 'Nu l N 1, W','lUg ,ewsnlgwvu Ay V lj QV ,, U ,kQ1lSilencei grea e ce 61l ,l Lf J: sg RV Aging, stenin lto 't ,i s atiw a swimming l ' r : dilyn is offt ri. t liked n rs whoyqlpdlsesses 2 ,' n ou stan 'ng ities. ,-R , 'N W x Acti lesifyiolo ' 'Cl b i , ' ' l I H ' U oa T' cco s m n o klw 'ly l is I. h ilfngyzw pt ' A A A r Outst g i ract stidsfgll lbgentj ce y positio fri ndly, neat, A ref H' -J I 21 . it . W , Nickhami: Gwermgwenggg' H' .1 -,J DERRILI. K. ORDWAY Men of few words are the best men Diversions: Metal work, tars. Remarks: Derrill is one of our Shop Boys whom we don't hear too much from. We know he is well-liked by the boys and we wish him the best in his chosen vocation. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Goal: Machinist. Outstanding Characteristics. Tall, lanky, full of fun. Nickname: Ordone, Farmer. ALINE M. OUELLETTE I.m111 lf11gi11x111l111n X011 tink in hiv r11'111.s. A l'! 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Aline is always smiling, we hope she will always be as gay as she is now Activities Chorusl 2 4 Argosy Clubl FH A 2 3 4 Goal Being a good secretary and a successful marriage Outstanding Characteristucs Talkatuve short cute unending supply of energy Nickname JEANNE M OUELLETTE 1 nl III' rs 111 1111 lmx murlz In fl Diversions Sewing cooking and Bob Remarks With Jeannes three interests we are sure she will have an ,gs 415, exceedingly happy married life You and Bob are both wonderful people our best wishes to both of you Actvuties Chorus 3 4 President Chorus 3 FHA 2 3 4 Argosy 'f9' Club 2 Dra a c Club 4 FHA Dance Committee 3 4 Maine New Music Feshva G al To l d a xceedmgly happy life with Bob Outstan 1 C racterustucs Neatness good conversationalust home m 1 ity Nic m ann: E R 0 ELL ook 11' III 1 11 HIX2 sions foo plenty nt S o ts pe :ally football and Ro a d f ma k W ur we kno y enloy the time ou 1 you are r e Your frnendly ways .,.....,, a s p yo p and gay vm s Argos lub 2 4 Presude nology Club 2 3 Basket Yearbo k Staff oal o acquire a d 'ob and to have a happy married life Out ding Charac ustucs Friendly happ go lucky and talkative Nick ame Lou GLEN PAGURKO 1111 in 11 1 mrzfloufr by , 1ll1 muh 711171 ofqo d Il 1 1111 hzp the Inzfutlzznq roi? 11,181 1 14171 new 0 'W :ve slo s Sports c l t s en in e xjrnusm s certain b ef' edwh band an :fn rc tr awe no ou WI m the lcest Lab ec s anyo ould as or Dr Club 2 and 1 3 4 Orchestra Goa T be a Ld atory T nuclan Out dung C acterustucs retty hair well dressed good drummer Nickname 3? M tnvals 3 4 Yearbo Staff4 jg PATTERS A ner 7 x jmfulg rrxwhere' r 'll 0 :mmf 1 QRS S e S1 l mg Und GermahY y nscu ous ways you ll achieve that u ne Chorus Biology Club sf Goal h y full llf 1, Q9 cte :cs Quiet tall neat studnous :ck me Barby Bo ie Babs K l'l'l11n . '1' 1' .i,Il'Ill fm' F1 1'.. ' .' .G yu A W K lkvl D l : .ll I I 1 . D F ' ' - I I F ,srr 1,2. 1 L O : ' ' ' . fl in 'I' . ' 'X I I I ' k 6: I ' f 1 5 H I L , X Luc: 1 A I T E K! I I1'!'l' is I ' t g 1I1'r I 1 .ill ' 6 ? lll1'7I'iX lh 'zfl , I ' 1 ' 11,2 X l L i ' Z OO 1- 11 Q , I' , 1, ' . W I ,m if E Y I e Y W. . . Y 's V' A .Nl X cl l l ' ch -14 : l I L ,Hg l Y 0 o , V L' fX ' ' , 1 ' 1 ' , 2 - gl H: . . 1 X f , XV! 1 , .tv E Aj ' M lt L75 NOlll L F 1 it Fr: ' is III' . ' A . 1' , N ' 'w A it U 11 ' g 1 1 L I 5 r .W 1 l ul If 'Y1fId N0 L A 1 NX D' ' : J u i , c s. l p F111 Re 1 GI ' 1 fs 1 ' ' d I t if XJ 2 h B.H. k 'Il 1: 0 ' . 1 1 In ,1 11 a k . ti 'iesn V. . .A. 2,657 ' , , , 5 I: 1 1 J If - . Y, ,X , fs l - 551 ' A V f A ri I' , not j 1 1 11 , 5 ' S53 X B nf! 1l1i 11' 111. . tg Y X-3 . . U . I re gl . . I 1 X . e ks: e e r ' ' ' ' . ' ' h f ll ' e LM 11r 1 5 I' ' : ' 1 A ry 7 J I 7 7 ' . ' 4.2 1 o a pp ' - tn gc 1 ', , , ' . FRANCES JOYCE PATTERSON joys too exquisite to last, And yet more exquisite when past Diversions: Sewing, cooking, children, movies, dancing, sports, M.M. and B.B. Remarks: Joyce came to B.H.S. in her Junior year and since then, has been very successful in acquiring many friends. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 4. Goal: To graduate from High School then work in New York for three years, then I hope for a happy life in marriage with, I hope, three children. Outstanding Characteristics: Pretty hair, well dressed, friendly. Nickname: Joy. PATRICIA THEO PEACOCK A thing of beauty is a joy forever, Its loveliness incrensex, lt will never pass into nollzingness. Diversions: PeeWee, dancing, music, sports, swimming, bowling. Remarks: With your good looks and friendly disposition we are confi- dent you will go far in life. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4, Maine Music Festival 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Class Assembly 3, Orbla Review 4, Junior Red Cross 'l, Soph.-Jr. Prom 2, 3. Goal: A good iob and a successful marriage. Outstanding Characteristics: Good figure, cute. Nickname: Pat, Patty. NORMAN PELLETIER Look before you leap Diversions: Tennis, roller-skating, pencil collection. Remarks: Although Norm may be a little shy, he is well-liked by all. Activities: Chorus 4. Goal: To go in the service. Outstanding Characteristics: Very quiet, polite, dark hair. Nickname: Norm. JLIDITH ANN PETERSON 1 v 'lwiidenstxjiearts are always xoft, r uf , K 'J , oulfl Mint fqflfi' were ltrue. 'J M 'I Diversions: Daficingypartigsl boys, sports, bbiryg with-cthe kids , Qluwdy- C 'jJngi??r?j'an.d1Qi':th!l! I' l V J -lj - 4 Remarks:fWitly a I of Judy's interestsxshe is sure to attain her,tgoal. Activitiels: Chorins I, 2, 3, 4,NRuecl Cmss I,-2, Biology Club 2, 3- Secretary Ji li, Tri-Hi4Y 4, ' atiglClub 3, 4, Orbla Review 3, 4, Yeafbook Stafftxfxf J., 44, Eass Asse Rf, '4, Ofhce Girl 4: Girls Basketball 3: 4, Western I, X 7 e Musicuflesti I 1, V A ' .f V , 5 xtxif Goal.:':To receive my diploma and get the mgst I can out gflife. Oujstandirrg JCharoEteristics:J Cerefveeand gay, well-dressed, fiirtatiousj Nickngrpe: Judyf j ' J- 6' I . r X1 RACHEL ANN PHILLIPS A smile is the whisper of a laugh Diversions: College boys, skating, sewing. Remarks: We're sure that RacheI's love of sewing will be a great help to her in her married life. Activities: F.H.A. 4, Junior Red Cross. Transferred from Mars Hill. Goal: Housewife. Outstanding Characteristics: Nice hair, tall, neat. Nickname: Rae. fit' R M1-:. 'W ali N-ss ,Wav Ji' r LEONARD L. POTVIN Take life easy while you may Diversions: Sports, football, baseball, dancing, girls. Remarks: We wish you all the best in making your millions, Len. And be careful driving your Caddie. Activities: Football I: Jayvee Baseball: Junior Class Assembly 3. Goal: To make a lot of money, and drive a Caddie. Outstanding Characteristics: Quiet, interested in helping the class. Nickname: Lenny, Len. MARY SOPHIE PRIESTLY For the female of the species is more deadly than male Diversions: Sports, cars. Remarks: Sophie is a girl that knows everyone and always has a smile. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Biology Club 2: Dramatic Club 4: All State Music Festival 3: Maine Music Festival I, 3: Soph,-Jr. Prom 2. Goal: To be a good nurse and to own a car. Outstanding Characteristics: Athletic ability, friendly with everyone ability to get into trouble. Nickname: Sophie, Soph, Priest. SARAH VICTORIA RANDLEV Man in sooth is a marvelous, vain, hekle, and unstable subject Diversions: Horseback riding, swimming, ice skating. Remarks: Sarah came to us her Junior year and in that time has won many friends. Activities: Dramatics 4: Radio Club 3. Goal: College, independence. Outstanding Characteristics: Chicago accent, nice smile, association with her collegiate friends. Nickname: Vickie. CYNTHIA RICKER Better hy far you should forget and smile Than that you should rememlier and be sad Diversion: Music, and having a ball! Remarks: We always know when Cynnie's around, because she has people in stitches. lt's been wonderful having you in our class- we need more like you in our world. Activities: F.H.A. 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 4: Argosy 'l, 2. Goal: To have a happy life nd to get rich so I can retire! Outstanding Characterist' . Ability to make people laugh, tall and slender figure. Nickna : Cyn ' , C' y, yn, Rick, and Sin ! PATRICIA A RICKER men so num, minds everyone his own way ,Q It H v s wi ing, basketball, music, sewing, having fun. .P -is Q e h P is one of those girls from Peiepscot whom we enjoyed ng S M you have the success and happiness you ws? e s, happin d y diploma e e. QU' WV i F . 2, , QD matic Club 3: Dramatic Class Play 3: X Go I ' ' . Ou ta ng Characteristi : alkative, happy, always laughing. Nickna e: Pat, Patty, Ri y RAYMOND W. RIENDEAU Set their hearts upon you of their own inclination Diversions: Hunting, fishing, swimming, and wood working. Remarks: Raymond is another of our valuable shop boys, but he's so quiet around school that we hardly know that he's here. We wish you the best of everything in the future, Ray. Activities: Tennis 'I, 2, Basketball 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3. Goal: To have a happy and successful life. Outstanding Characteristics: Tall, gentlemanly, quiet, nice-looking. Nickname: Ray. CAROLINE ANN ROLLINS Be silent and safe - silence never betrays you Diversions: Popular music, reading, boys, cooking, and having fun. Remarks: With Carol's good attitude towards life we are sure she will have no trouble in reaching her goal. Activities: Dramatic Club 2, 3. Goal: To get a High School diploma, and live a happy life and get married. Outstanding Characteristics: Quiet, studious, tall, shy. Nickname: Carol. 5 .Q H . F fl QW! lvl, l DQANNE noums il! h of wisdom ts above rubzes D n f dur i telligent students Have fun in college Jf ' V , ,by xy! t p K r. A . . . ,, iv i - egti . amps, biology, basketball, reading. . . ' L n ' ' , lljml l 74 'KA S I n WJ v tu t Sl n Q Ni Gmc ' :Fez A 2, 3 , Secretary 4, Orbla Review 3, 4, Year- fwijl X Nb ok ' Nq S , Office Girl 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, W' ' rg I0 J , lqe esident 2, Biology Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, ft ,,f. X DyNal d5'H'onAy ie , 4, Senior Class Play 2, Class Assembly if ll I l nw 4 A , y Ile . ,J a ng aracteristi s: Avid interest in basketball, quiet, studious. N e l oil. Timo . Rus Q! He speaket ot' and ye ere 'es A A c n is . , It .f i ' h' iv s' - Ba all, , dwo g. Re r : Wit your ac f cien a d math, we' e s r' you will be ci eni r ' lfi 1 - l . ' ' X . 0 : G m e ' l ' . , Ou In ac er stics I iet igent. Nic me: . 1 , . , Wk NORMAN s. Russell A 4. K' fn C 4 Enough work to do, and strength enough to do the Qvorkj y .CJ 'ML UL V f L , K L l Diversions: Cars, skin diving, music, playing the b flliioslttsports gif . Remarks: Norm is a wonderful guy with a swel pe onality tofmaltclh. wc 2 K Activities: Tennis 'l, 2, Biology Club I, 2. k if WA . I, KN K' fix Ki J J! J Goal: A long, happy, successful life. A V5 ' 5 J V ,Qwe- Outstanding Characteristics: Height, quiet, pleasant to talk to. L, Mix' Nickname: Norm, Russ. i , W .f 'C5 e.: ,c , Lf 1' K . 21.520 L 1 . 3 tlllo Ibll J l EILEEN NANCY RYAN 7 'Wo elm 3 said Nm! rt rouldnl he done she urlh 11 rhurklr' replxed H110 w ldnt sm x0l1llsh1'1ll11cd7 l J' My hat ylle lt couldnt but she would be one stiff' 'ref J iii QW'-pf .J pb ecsion anc n sports saxophone and loads of fun fl Ileam ly ways will surely help her to enloy life 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 F H A 'I 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 fl ll nology b 2 3 4 Soph Jr Prom 2 3 Junior Dance F A I I l, Dancel 2 3 4 Music Festival2 3 fl o l Nursing Career Ou standing Characteristics Amuable pleasant smile dependable neat Nickname Leanne DORIS ANNE SAINDON Frzendshzp fr Ioze uxthout hrs wmgs Diversions Dancing ice skating roller skating sports and writing spe cial letters boys swimming raising the devil Remarks Doruss friendly ways and lovely smile will carry her a long way Activities Tri HIY 3 4 Dramatic Club I 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Orbla Review 3 4 Soph Jr Prom 2 3 Basketball 3 Office Girl 3 4 Class Assembly2 3 4 Goal A secretarial position and a happy married life llater ont Outstanding Characteristics Black curly hair happy attitude Nickname Dot Doris WAYNE A SETTLE The greatest of faults I should vm 19 to he mnsczous of none Diversions Dancing dates cars hunting and fishing Remarks With Waynes qualities we know hell make an excellent teacher Activities Orbla Review 3 4 Soph Jr Prom 3 Junior Dance 3 Year book Sports Editor 4 Goal Gorham State Teachers College Outstanding Characteristics Tall friendly and easy going Nickname Wayne PRISCILLA SILVIUS Not tfn xoke of oxen Hate Ihr pon er to dmu us Ilke I1 ummm 9 hair Diversions Living music driving cars tractors trucks swimming roller skating ice skating basketball softball riding horses hunting fishing bowling Remarks Priscilla isnt quite as quiet as she appears to be so we are to d Activities Mixed Chorus 'I Girls Glee Club I Chorus 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Softball 3 Maine Music Festivali 2 Class Assembly 3 Goal: A happy and successful life. Outstanding Characteristics: Pretty hair pleasant to talk to. Nickname: Pris. MAR EA MP Frare u er sf her eyes ' '6 usic traveling clothes and hav- I s wi g to help when she can We know Q 633 ' 'es: er : 1 - Dance Committee 'I 2- Class Secretary 'I 2- ' - 'r 2 IJ atlc Club 2 3 4- Biology Club 2 3- Gradua- - 3 oph.- r. Prom 2 3- Senior Class Play 4- Year ook lg: I - , Review 4. R. .and complete satisfaction out of life. u - - g Characteristics: Pretty blonde hair, pleasing smile, clear - omplexion. Nickname: ,J .L 1'-'Q D X f 'f c' , .557 M V9 ' suviPsoN f pfhi ,fi As ggvd natured a 1 as e'er trod on shoe of leather .. , c 2 '- ions: c, d. , concert, jazz, and marching bands, football ff 1 and etba games, salt-wat french fries, and fun. 5x3 . emark . re e y ,u'll achieverfzrgur wish, Marion, Good luck. , Aj At' ies, rus , 3, B , 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Maine Music ., F al . , ', , e , Dramatic Club 2, 3, Biology Club , p Assem y o mittee 2, Office Girl 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Orbla . vi w 4, Orbla Review Circulation Manager 4. z College and a happy, successful life. - utsta ding Charact ristics: Tall, neat fdependable, nice personality. - Nickna ' '-5 ' SNOW W fs 'e an ic ' a fin das ast as he can J jf Elversi - S ' mis , - n , pl engwks: k .e .--. o f sv stdcti e stud as n c ell ooki qf- n -l i'- Q l ' l ' 1' M1 ie Swi mi L , 3, ' ,. - -7 - 4, Tra , 2, , ai N s'?4ilq1, , 9lo -- eP s' nt4, ient ie ,4- 451- vt . .-. Hon ciey ,4:Co '- m of ' las -L , gg 1- ,' of rbo ,lJChorus 1, , 3, ' - Kley 'I' b ,' jd a - lf: ch Swim Meet 1, 2, 3, 4, ni C ssP1 ed S 1 H335 a ilit --:l cl l . W ngmi ra stic shipQ intelligence, dependability. k. lf JANET B. SPINNEY Still to be nent, still to be dressed as you were going to a feast, Still to be powder'd still perfumed Diversions: Dancing, movies, music and a certain person. Remarks: Janet has been a great asset to our class. We have no doubt that you will attain success and happiness. Activities: Student Council 1, J.V. Cheerleader 1, 2, Biology Club 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Cheerleader's Dance 1, 2. Goal: Success and Happiness. Outstanding Characteristics: Dresses nicely, neat, petite ways. Nickname: Janie, pookie. LINWOOD A. STEVENS There is a tide in the agairs of men, Which taken at the flood, leads on to fortune Diversions: Hunting, fishing, cars. Remarks: Lennie has been pretty quiet the past four years, we want to wish him the best of luck. We hope you get that new Pontiac. Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Goal: To goto M.V.T.I. or the Navy, and then own a new Pontiac. Outstanding Characteristics: Pretty black hair, quiet. Nickname: Lin, Linnie, Steve, Lenny. 607 oAwN men snMPsoN 2 W! They are never alone that are accompanied by noble thoughts we c44jPeople, reading novels fcondensedj sports, dancing and Y I , . A , lff 14 lgmarks: Downie certainly has been an important member of the Class - ' inf of for your splendid work as co-editor of this year's ' ' .U Orva Review. 7 In 7 -,v6A,9iv' - rchestra 1, Maine Music Festival 1, 2, Dramatic ' lub 1 , , Contest Play 2, Prize Speaking 2, 3, 4, Biology Club fy 2, tudent Council 1, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Junior fl . - lbyd Cro ,' ifqx 4, Co-Editor 4, Cheerleader 1, 2. ' 6a'1E' To attend ,a college, wof a few yegrs,.and then Oue Cera, Cera. JL uis,tanding.'Q195q,g9pigifcy .iyohsy Aofpplexipn, love of laughter, ,neat 'L appearance. - .- C, 1 XV 1 f ' , ng Nickname: Dawnie. - ' 1' f fff' fff- '4 ' I .gc-f,- asap 5 4 Q , fc .0 m My yn!! A u M y r' ff ROBERT H. ST. PIERRE l , V fi PTj'fI1f7Ig mums lo lhosr' who mn wail Q' 44 j lliver VLA! ts, traveling, adventures, cars, and having fun. li Re s ' ' . AB' ' : great ability to work hard is helpful to everyone. v A vities: earbook 4. oal: Tafgucceed in whatever l do or attempt to do. 1 Outsggndin Characteristics: A hard worker dependable, friendly. clmame: b. . ir WILLIAM D. STRANGE Cnr1.frif'r1rc is Cod.: I1T!'SP7l!'C in man Diversions: Bowling, women and cooking. Remarks: Your ability to get along with people will make you a pros- perous businessman, we're sure. Activities: Sophomore Class Assembly, Junior Class Assembly. Goal: Going into business for myself. Outstanding Characteristics: Quiet, sense of humor. Nickname: Willie, Spook. RENE G. SYLVESTER Timr' gors, you say? Oh no.' Alas, 'Time' stays, we go Diversions: Wine, Women, Song, sports. Remarks: With Rene's interests and goal we know he will succeed and always be happy. Activities: Football 'l, 2: Basketball 'l, 2. Goal: Officer U. S. Marine Corps. Outstanding Characteristics: Interest in the opposite sex, attractive, big line. Nickname: Weenie , Rene . JEAN LOUIS TARDIFF Alan is thc' only rminml that hluxhes. Or nerds to Diversions: Hunting, fishing, fixing machinery. Remarks: We wish Jean the best of luck, in his married life just ahead. Activities: Football 1: Proiection Crew l, 2. Goal: Going to trade school, getting married. Outstanding Characteristics: Ability to work, liking people. Nickname: Dimples. RUSSELL E. THEBERGE He was a wry pnrfct gentle knnght Diversions: Skating, hunting. Remarks: With your interest in science, we know you will achieve your goal. Activities: Swimming 1: Biology Club 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3. Goal: A career in Science or the Air Force. Outstanding Characteristics: Witty, tall, cute. Nickname: Thubridge. DIXIE LEE THORNE The hardest habit of all to break, ls the terrible habit of happiness Diversions: One fellow, bowling, skiing, driving, summer vacations, and eating Hotel Eagle's good food. Remarks: Dixie is a fun-loving gal and will surely be a success. Activities: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: Parliamentarian 3: F.H.A. Fair Proiect 3, 4: Yearbook Stat? 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Biology Club 2: Soph.-Jr. Prom 3. Goal: A successful marriage and a nice home. Outstanding Characteristics: Cute giggle, fun to be with. Nickname: AROLYN ELIZABETH TOME rsl nc etball sewing clothes movies. 'x X-lx country he uqqpld, and my religion ix to do good iv 'tlmss , i , . ' , , ' t : l ys s a pleasant smile for everyone, no matter en h y dgd suc sful life. XJ Sf 4 XJ NSN G . pts d' haracteristics: Black hair, warm personality, good basket- a yer. J N I am : Caro . rigs o a N h ee r. vit: t ent y 'Rn l, 2: Biology Club 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Yearbook KENNETH D. TOMKO My sense of sight is very keen My sense of hearing weak One time I saw a mountain pass, But could not hear its peak Diversions: Cars, motors, sports, food. Remarks: We all know when Kenny's around, because laughter is his partner in life. You have been a swell person as a classmate. Don't forget to keep 'em gay at M.V.T.I. Activities: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Baseball 1, 3, 4: Class Assembly 3, 4: Orbla Review 4. Goal: Maine Vocational Technical Institute. Outstanding Characteristics: Outstanding sense of humor, active in both work and school activities. Nickname: Greasy , Fubber . LAWRENCE CLEMENT TONDREAU The only comfort of my life Is that I never yet had a wife Diversions: Reading, photography, music, dancing, and working at the First National Store. Remarks: Larry is certainly a talented member of our class. Best of everything to you in your career as a photographer. Activities: Baseball Manager 'l: Maine Music Festival 1, 2: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Argosy Club 3: Secretary 3: Argosy Club Dance 3: Camera Club 3: Vice President 3: President 4: Class Assembly 3: Yearbook Staff 4. Goal: Radio and or a any kind. Outstanding hair. Nickname: prayer girls, a ing. along ith e she will surely Y 2, sid t 4: Junior Red Cl 1 orus , 2, 3, 4: Mixed 3- Librari , 3, 4: Freeport High 2: Natio s onference 2: Bowling 2: -Jr. Prom Ticket irman. Friendly, nice smile, lots of fun. I ' E X. lx ' 'S si li is lv' :ska-.--.. Q i V ,f ,Mr 'QS' I l . l : .: 4 3 ' J 14' ..v.1J,:, Q V' , ww r ' F f ' ' fl' ' ' cl ' SUZANNE TOUGAS The rule of joy and the law of duly seem to me all one Diversions: Eating Italian sandwiches, sleeping, listening to classical music, and having loads of fun. Remarks: Just a glance at Sue's activities gives proof of her leadership. We wish the best of everything to Sue, one of the outstanding girls in the Senior Class. Activities: Chorus l, 2, 4: Maine Music Festival 'l, 2: All State Music Festival 3, 4: Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 2: One Act Play 'l: Senior Class Play 4: Prize Speaking 2, 3, 4: Office Girl 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Class Assembly 3, 4: Soph.-Jr. Prom 2, 3: Chairman 3: Orbla Review 3, 4: Advertising Manager 3: Yearbook Editorial Staff 4: Biology Club 2: Student Council 2, 4: Class Vice-President 3: Class Treasurer 4. Goal: College and a trip abroad. Outstandi g Characteristics: Willingness to help, friendliness, active in sch affairs, dependability. Nckna 5 Sue,Sooky. ' 'i noaskr rowus ' Youth is wholly experimental D ns: Hunting, fishing, and cars. 4lR arks: We are sure you'll make a fine forest ranger, Bob. Best of everything - you deserve the very best. Activities: Goal: Forestry at the University of Maine. Outstanding Characteristics: Quiet, nice personality, and friendly ways. Nickname: Bob. PAULINE MAY TRACY What you have, spend less Diversions: Football. Remarks: We wish you the best of luck in your travels. Activities: Argosy Club 'I. Goal: High School Diploma, to see the United States. Outstanding Characteristics: Red hair, quiet. Nickname: Polly, Paula, and Racy Tracy. JANET LEE TRUFANT Trough she may be little, she is heme Diversions: Music, dancing, basketball, swimming, eating and sleeping. Remarks: We're sure you'll enioy college with that quick wit of yours. Good luck and happy vacationing! Activities: Orchestra 'l: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 4: Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, 4: Biology Club 2, 3: Junior Red Cross 2: Soph.-Jr. Prom 2, 3: Soph. Assembly 2: Western Maine Music Festival i, 2, 3: Orbla Review 4: Chorus l: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. Goal: A college education, then a year's vacation. Outstanding Characteristics: Short, red hair, freckles, and full of life. Nickname: Jan. lf' , ' . 1 RICHARD E. vAN msssu ' He has achieved success who has lived well, - laughed often and loved much Diversions: Swimming, hunting, fishing, hotrods, roller-skating, ice skating. Re'marks: Dick has been with us for three years and in that time he has 1. t made many friends. Activities: Football 3, 4: Proiection Crew 4: Radio Club 4: Chorus 4: Orchestra 4. Goal: Graduation from High School and a career in the service. Outstanding Characteristics: Short, cute. Nickname: Van. DOMINIC F. VERMETTE I,if1' ix writ' xllml. null writ' lHIlI'lfIll7lf lr! HK syn ull 1l ru :t-:ll :rx :pf nu: Diversions: Sports, hunting, fishing. Remarks: To the best singer of the Class of '57, we wish the best of luck. Activities: Football l, 2: Basketball l, 2: Track l, 2: Biology Club 2, 3: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Music Festival l, 2. Goal: A diploma, and a happy life. Outstanding Characteristics: Wavy hair, good physique. Nickname: Dom. f -' - - . fy BARRY Nl. WALDEN X 9 r- ffl Uk fl hiafllflil' ilu' rlivjmsilimz nf Il'0IllI'7l.' ,Ji f 1 'ld 0 rllf I n' Vg' ihzin vnu 1f'ill,,ll11'y s11v'11rilZn.lJ .:' I 4 ff fy ' I' f 1 Jill: 7IXUll4l'Ut1l,llllK ui. , 1 ' , , - ' 'l JIJI gr,sicii:L?jLls,Aig s, dancing, dining. lj Pt V ' i LJ J! II!-rqqaks: arfyfis one ,qi the witty Members of the class and will be If isle Byall. ' j ' A J! fl! .,A'ct,ipmes:!qbaske?prlfl lf ,Swimlthng 2, 3, 4: Kei' Club 2' 3' 47 Class ' tl' Prdsideht 3: enior Cllassfblay 4. 'lG gf' Rese Pch chemist dgtsvandirg Characteflztics: Nice smile, popular, good looking and lots 1 offun.l , Nickname: lvcin. J f Sh U A X0 xg .GRACE ANN WALENTINE C, If you rin good, goof! will In' fiom In you 5 OXDive8lons:d3!ports, i elskating, hunting, traveling. R lg:'JGracie Qgncerity and quietness would make her an addition Gr . . , . . . , jd to any cl 6Z'!We're glad it's ours! w . . . E Actdfties: 'B gy 2, 3. ,q-f G56l: Hap and successful life. tstanding Characteristics: Height, considerate of others, quiet. X ickname Gracie. 4 0 JA 37? ENTW Sri: 1' is r lv 1 nnmz .svn r . best ' rsion u , in , r dscienc arks' Jim's , o,anJ n di osition have given all N n ea ' u roug ur fo ears. Activi s: S ce b , 4 ra I Foo 3: Biology Club 2: Class sse 3-'R ' Clu , 4. X : r ch al neering. uts ng cte ics: y sense of umor, friendliness, intelli- n ' DONNA L. WHITE Il it Ihr' qnifl :1'm'l:1'r who Nllfl'1'!'flSn Diversions: Sports, letter writing, driving, and a good time. Remarks: Although Donna is quiet it hasn't kept her from making many friends. Activities: Argosy Club l, 2: Treasurer 3: Biology Club 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Secretary 4: Office Girl 2, 4: Orbla Review 4: Yearbook 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Junior Assembly 3: Senior play ticket com- mittee 4. Goal: To be a good medical secretary, and to have a successful life. Outstanding Characteristics: Quiet, friendly with everyone, well dressed. Nickname: R' Q.,-v f? ' , nr f f, ff' 4' , 2 , ', ff 'YS :Z rj'-Y' 1 qw-, H-x f B' fij .1 i? 4' , 45- fa-qc 'W :. . Ki :Zi 'V :if 5517: 4!,Q',4,,i .' :- t . ' ,ff-a. .AP ,gi IV' .2 .. ?' ,s X x Er 0 1 , I o 1 1.1 f, l.f -r wr- :lf ' if ,- . f , Jo ANNEJWHITE C 12 I Ui, 1 ip Nlf ycvakget simfikl bizlty and naught else, 1, L 1 ' i - I ad' Yo get abQM the I st tlzmg God invents 5-We sg l . Diver ionpi! Tfvelirgg dancing, usic, swimmjtg. . J ,,Remdifcs:Y,ddy E another hasnft bee Iwithdus long but has won , a frie ds. tofil c ' yourt s, Jo y. ,Mk rl . Roclllanpjiflt, Gi l' sket ll l,'FuLure Teachers of America . If '41 . jk. Lid Lpg 3, glee C 3, La rt Clu gf French Club 2, 3, Radio ,ffl A he . ff Iva 'l,l J Sclxxdf ne aper , Klee isttorical Club 3, Office Girl . ' lf Ey Kip Kar val ertainment 2, 'Student Council 3, Brunswick 4 igh School Chorus 3, 4, Yearbook 4. N Goal: To be a Bi-lingual secretary and do a lot of traveling. Outstanding Characteristics: Short, cute, pretty hair and full of fun. Nickname: Jody. WAYNE I.. WHITE ' Gladness of the heart is the life of man Diversions: Baseball, football, basketball, and hunting. '-wg, 5 Remarks: Windy sure can play basketball. Any college that you attend f will certainly profit participation in sports. we Activities: Football 'l, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 3, 4. K l Goal: A college education, then possibly the Air Force. - Outstanding Characteristics: Wavy, blonde hair, tall, friendly ways. I t gi ,L , Nickname: Wyatt, Whitey, Windy. L Sm t Vx l X M fly! l All l yt ' WW li A ff f ML I 1 . YV' l 'N J if i J N :V t . l ,4 1 , QM f at M 5... ff, li, If .. B RA w IAM Vgr K Vl l H fi will Ifj1'1ff' I1 lo-ne in fpdfs per A flight if 5' ,ybiver ns: rebd' ,mu ' andlia ain I .J .. v Iliff rks:!?J suspect tr, tB rb' qmytbei o deljcleiving. 'M' y NP ' vities:l ibrarid 1, 2. J . Ay ' M Go l:' To find ess and 'ppineqs n lif7e.l 45 - X 'O anding racteristi : Quiet, nice figure, f ' ndly. 5 ickname: hrb,Babs. J ,fm Q3 . 'kv ,vc x sc' Q gk fi 5 4 1 'FA Qs W DIANE JOAN WILLIAMS I have loved many. that I might love you Diversions: Swimming, sports, dancing, reading, writing letters, and having lots of fun. Remarks: Diane is a popular member of our class who is always happy go lucky. Activities: Dramatic Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Procter 3, Biology Club 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Soph.-Jr. Prom 2, 3, Office Girl 4, Orbla Review 4. Goal: To graduate! Then to become a medical secretary and later maybe get married. Outstanding Characteristics: Friendly, cute, well dressed, and always ready for a good ioke. Nickname: Di ,s 91 ANNETTE MARIE WILSON What is past I know, but what is lo come I know not Diversions: Hairdressing, ice skating, roller skating, and having fun. Remarks: We are confident, Peggy, that you will be a terrific beautician. Activities: Goal: To attend Pelletiers' Beauty Culture School and to become a good beautician. Outstanding Characteristics: Quiet, very cute, neat, cute dimples. Nickname: Peggy .1 JANICE WOODS I'd rather he cute than homely I'd rather he youthful than old If I ran't have a bushel of silver I'll do with a bushel of gold Diversions: Food, clothes, boys, sports. Remarks: You can always depend upon Jan to come up with a witty remark. We know you will have a very happy life. Activities: Dramatic Club 'I, 3, F. H. A. 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Argosy Club 2. Goal: To receive my diploma and live a happy life. Outstanding Characteristics: Wittiness, tall, ready smile. Nickname: Jan, Woody, Woods. I . . f Ky Y llfl6TEPHANIE LOUISE SMALI. L m lf I came, I saw, I conquered. ll lljmgilsi JAll s, utin , church wor d pen pals. X P7 mar Be f luck o a ell girl who i ell on her way to success. 5 cf. i s. gosy ,Clu , gice P Md nt 2, President 3, Dramatic b I 1 2, 3 Se ry ne lay 2, Contest Play 3, Public jj S ki 1 2, iol Clu 2 , Basketball 2, 3, Co-Chairman J' Junio Ia ng Juny?j'yAssembly, Radio Club 2, National yt mono oc t . i ve lden e and become a doctor of medicine. I ly l: T b e UU ' utsta ' ing C r ter t'c : ll, slender, intelligent. ick nl? ee-D31 S 1 5 Lf' XJ XLXD X he Q . - yoxk K cv CN eg C S MX X Q L A 'X XSAW ivy- fy.. C HARRY MCCARTHY Coming in on a wing and a prayeru fa ,jx 1 N ' 'f ,f , ,I , f Aff., fafecvwco CD7 XV! Q wt W ll me ffglx 'QI S f AAL I James Black Presudent lmwood Bnlhngs Vice Presudent Mary Lovell Treasurer Thus year we entered the Jumor Class wlth a look of determmatuon and a hope of success We were upper classmen with two years of hugh school behmd us lmmedlately we began to lonn the extra currlcular actlvltles and claimed seven varsuty cheerleaders along wuth boys partncnpatmg In football basketball and other sports At our first class meetmg Stephanue Small and Randy Furblsh were elected co chalrman of the second annual New Years Eve Dance The audltorlum was decorated In a strnkmg red array ln November our Prestdent Chap Black was elected president of the Maine Association of Student Councnls at the conventlon held In Bangor A suc cessful campalgn was headed by Mildred Sampson with a commlttee of sux Stu dent Council members Roberta Potter and Scott Furbnsh were elected co chanrmen of the assembly whuch was held on Aprll 5 Although we have enloyed thus year we are looking forward to the coming goal whtch we have been antncupatung Through the guidance of Mr Tardy our class advlsor we are sure that we will malntaun the standard set by the Cen tennlal Class il l SYN 1 I my I A f l l ' A U Lt l X - y X M N G a I tt Dbl Pj I3 Nll, l ll 'L . v A - XJ S CJ, I My U I sk J y 6 j t Nflfx M ni CXX x Cx A v U l J ll Qi M ff ,lwl X H' t lm Q 'J' ,Q v L rf X Fl t x QW , if g yy li l full X lx lt .tv ' b t as ' ' 2 f c JU mg msg 1 v J K. 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Mm K, if 'Lac 7Ll f2'i!3 ff M A, -, iL f'f4' of U 0 l YQ . 17 I 0 00 kv N fltf U C sv X R Lamarre President S Ladd Vlce Presldent T Young Treasurer sovnuwmm cuss The class of 1959 started a very successful year by putting on a dance Chmatown U SA whnch was a smashnng success Thus year for the flrst tume sophomores wull be gettmg thenr class rmgs whale stnll sophomores There was Inttle debate on whether to get them now or to want smce most of the fifty mner s couldn t want another year The class of '59 produced an astounding and lmpressnve group of athletes who partlcnpated In such sports as football basketball swnmmnng baseball tenms and track The female members partlcupated In all of the gurl s sports After Chrlstmas vacation plans for our annual class assembly took shape It was put on and was another addutlon to our many successes The annual Sophomore .lunlor Prom was put on, and a lot of hard work was done to make at a good one. The entnre class wlshes to express nts deepest apprecuatnon to Mrs Whnttner and Mnss Barbalnas who dld such a tremendous 'ob of advlsnng us thus year XV f ' ft . T W X W :V T U , ' 'Q T T' ,XIX X X ll lj so nope eff f 5 wo' ,H J ,M V fl! lf ' A Q .. 'V 1' I KW iw swf , . I r' ' QV l .s JJ L T U Y ki Q- :H ' ., 9 Tw l 1 X 'ff , M T U , , .1 5 . M: Q Q 4 T N 9 I9 '54 , X Q... 1'-T' f 'va 5 ' H. . 5. ufpf-QXJ!e.5p! v if Q rg .tl 5 had fi Q , 291 R. Palmer, President: D. Thompson, Vice President, B. Berry, Treasurer: M. Brooks, Secretary. A The Freshman class of T956 held a Freshman dance on December 'I5th. A lot of time and effort was put into the dance, making it a big success. On April 'I2th the Freshman class put on the Freshman assembly. The members of the class have worked hard in their studies and have participated in our special programs. The Freshman Class, the largest class in the school, was made up of many hard workers, it was due to the hard work and cooperation of all the mem- bers that our class had such a successful year. The officers were: President, Robert Palmer, Vice president, Donald Thomp- son, Secretary, Mary Brooks, Treasurer, Bruce Berry. R C3 1 IN MEMORIAM We all wish fo express our sorrow at the death of our schoolmate Lynda Anne Esies Lynda wull be remembered chiefly for her deep understanding of people and sntucmons for her love of musuc and for her courag and fauth nn God Q Our 1 1 AX, - '-r . sp y, ' , e 4 A iff f 1 A I I . I e . . I ACIIVIIIIS i W K First Row: J. Frost, J. Cunningham, N. Bouchard, D. Rollins, Secretary, E. Daggett, President, Mrs Krauter, Advisor, R. Garrison, Vice President, M. Hanks, Treasurer, D. Stimpson, S. Tougas, K Tomko. Second Row: A. Coles M. Sim son, R. Potter, R. Bartley, W. Savell, R. Furbish, J. Moody, P. Campbell 1 P M. Kamerling, P. Chase, P. Parker, S. Kennett. Third Row: H. Wyman, B. Hanks, J. Carr, G. Alexander, M. Brooks, R. Lamarre, D. Doggett, C. Wyman, D. Stimpson, N. Doyon, C. Sandelin. Fourth Row: J. Zottoli, S. Fitzgerald, C. Wallace, S. Toothaker, J. Carr, H. Shaw, M. Temple, E. King. The Student Council is one of the most active organizations in the school. The purpose of the council is service to the school. Selling refreshments at bas- ketball games, sponsoring a trophy for the best class assembly, conducting yearly freshmen receptions, and supervising elections are some of the many proiects. Student Council members are elected by popular vote. Each class is rep- resented equally onthe council. This year it had forty-tive members. The otticers were as follows: President, Ellen Daggett, Vice President, Dick Garrison, Secre- tary, Deanne Rollins, Co-Secretary, Mary Lovell, Treasurer, Mary Hanks. The council advisor was Mrs. Krauter. New proiects this year included: sponsoring two paid assemblies, pur- chasing refreshments for school clubs, the sale of Brunswick pins and beannies. This year the council ran Chip Black for President of the State Student Council Association at the Bangor convention. We were very proud that Chip won this ottice. The Student Council with the support of the student body continually works for school improvement. v V ' v I eq' First Row: D. Moreau, S. Tougas, R. Snow, Mr. Tucker, Mr. Barlow, E. Doyon W Settle B Crouse llfllllllllll Slllll . D Baribeau Second Row M Hcnks J. Cunningham, S. Erswell, A. Michaud, I. Bouchard C Evrard E Ryan G Third Row: J. Peterson, P. Peacock, L. Tondreau, J. Wentworth, L. Linnell, D Thorne J Lucas D Sain don. Fourth Row: C. Tome, E. Doggett, S. Toothaker, J. Hill, L. Labbe, L. Foster D Rollins Co-Editors Evelyn Doyon Richard Snow Editorial Staff Barbara Crouse Suzanne Tougas Donald Moreau David Baribeau Art Ronald Mowet Lloyd Linnell Sports Wayne Settle James Wentworth Typists Doris Saindon Doris Girardin Lucille Ouellette Joanne Lucas Glenys Pagurko lrene Bouchard Louise Labbe Dixie Lee Thorne Janice Cunningham Patricia Peacock Lillian Foster Identification Anne Michaud Carolyn Tome Writeups Joyce Hill Ellen Doggett Shirley Toothaker Deanne Rollins Judith Peterson Mary Hanks Sondra Erswell Carol Everard Eileen Ryan Janice Cunningham h if J ,Q fm., First Row: C. Keenan, S. Lavallee, D. Saindon, N. Bouchard, Vice President, J. Manning, P. Peacock, Treasurer, Mrs. Alexander, Advisor, S. Toothaker, President, D. White, Secretory, S. Tougas, N. I I Dube, B. Freeman, J. Peterson, J. Woods. Second Row: R. Bouchard, J. Lucas, R. Glovsky, D. Thorne, J. Spinney, E. Doggett, N. Benner, M. Simp- son, L. Labbe, J. Paterson, C, Tome, A. Michaud, M. Priestly, J. Trufant, M. Burns. Third Row: V. McCarthy, S. Earl, S. Kennett, M. Coffin, M. Atwood, M. Simpson, P. Campbell, V. Dyer, J. Allen, J. McCarthy, D. Peacock, R. Potter, B. Paquette, E. Booker, I.. Morrison. Fourth Row: J. Mercier, A. Dionne, D. Davis, J. Fox, R. lorrabee, N. Zamanis, A. Crimmins, J. Zottoli, J. Howard, D. Bouchard, C. Tougas, B. Hanks, S. Kazalski, N. Doyon, C. Hamilton. The Tri-Hi-Y this year, for the first time, accepted any girl in the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades, providing she assumed her share of the responsi- bilities. The club had approximately sixty members. The annual Tri-Hi-Y Older Girls' Conference was held in Brunswick in the fall. Several of our girls attended, as well as many other girls from all over the state. Projects for this year included: hand-made gifts and toys for the Hyde Home, Town Farm, Togus, and the Brunswick Hospital shoe shines, fudge sales, a visit to Camden's Tri-Hi-Y, a dance, a joint meeting with the Key Club, and the serving of refreshments to basketball players after games. The Tri-Hi-Y can boast of another successful year. lt is hoped that next year's group will do as well. .ir-1 .- ,sfo x l,. VI 16' K X5 ,lx 'gli First Row' K Tomko C Crowley J Black Vice President F Fortin President Mr Tardy Advisor R Stuart Secretary S Furbish Treasurer J Fish J Frost J P lachart Second Row: R. Bartley, J. C, Lacharite, D. Berry, B. Walden, G. Allen, R. Garrison, M. Kuit, D. Gray, A. Chastame, W. Higgins. Third Row: J. Bailey, W. Hannaford, J. Jeffrey, S. Russey, A. Walker, R. Lamarre, T. Black, H. Gregg, S. Ladd, J. Laphcim. The Key Club is a service club for boys of the high school. Its purpose is to teach boys to take responsibilities and to build leaders for tomorrow. The membership of the club is composed of boys from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. The only requirement to belong to the club is a willingness to work and uphold the standards of the club. The club operated under the spon- sorship and assistance of the local Kiwanis Club. Although the club is relatively new to the school, it has performed many invaluable services, consequently becoming one of the most active organiza- tions in school. Among this year's activities are some of the following: caring for school grounds, ushering at games, a Cure Vandalism Campaign, the raising of funds for the Brunswick Area Student Aid Fund, Vocational Guidance Program, and many other helpful services. Working in cooperation with the principal, the club endeavors to fulfill the standards and requirements set for them by Key Club International. This year's ofticers were as follows: President, Frederic Fortin, Vice Presi- dent, James Black, Secretary, Richard Stuart, Treasurer, Scott Furbish. . U-0.10 sv Q7 First Row: G. Cornish, L. Foster, A. Ouellette, J. Lucas, Treasurer, J. Cunningham, Vice President, S. Lavallee, Mrs. Kierstad, Advisor, Miss Andrews, Advisor, A. Michaud, President, P. Brooks, Secre- tary, B. Freeman, E. Doyon, E. Ryan, D. Boucher. Second Row: A. Zachau, N. Grover, D. Thorne, P. Ricker, P. Breton, C. Ricker, G. Walentine, E. Bibber, J. Woods, C. Tome, R. Phillips P. Thiboutot, C. Bibber, A. Bernier, B. Parks. Third Row: P. Bishop, J. Humphry, J. Howard, E. Potvin, B. Iverson, J. Williams, D. Nadeau, H, Potter, E. Leeman, J. Lamers, T. Dunning, N. Doyon, P. Landry, L. Randall, K. Lucas. Fourth Row: L. Bernier, J. Gaudett, C. Obiran, E. Bassinet, Y. Fournier, M. Cole, C. Charron, H. Messier, S. Beaulieu, Q. Herling, E. Morse, V. Phillipon, M. Wilson, M. Caron, T. Karkas. llllUlll Hlllllllllllllllli lll AMERICA The F. H. A. is one of the school's most active service clubs. It is made up of girls who have had half a year or more of high school economics. This year it had fifty-five members. The officers were: President, Anne Michaud, Vice President, Janice Cunningham, Secretary, Patricia Brooks, Treas- urer, Joanne Lucas, Parliamentarian, Gloria Giroux, Reporter, Suzanne Lavalee, and Historian, Brenda Freeman. The able advisors were Miss Andrews and Miss Kierstead. The members had a busy year carrying out proiects such as: giving clothes and food for needy people, having fudge sales, giving a fashion show for the benefit of the Student Aid Fund, serving refreshments for the boys after basket- ball games, and the annual Winter Wonderland Dance at which a Snow Queen was crowned. The members also attended the annual Convention at Augusta. Many of the club's activities are not recognized by the student body but the group is continually working hard to make this organization a helpful one. ll ,- i First Row: J. Gray, D. Moftet, M. Priestly, J. Miller, E. Doiron, S. Lavolee, Mrs. Rollins, Advisor, D Stimpson, B. Freeman, E. Doyon, K. Wyman, N. Fox, K. White. Second Row: D. Dempsey, K. Racine, J. DeLong, D. Favreau, N. Anderson, J. Beaulieu, P. Phillips P. Thiboutot, P. Coffin, S. Kennett, S. Kazalslci, J. Mclaughlin, F. Hiller, C. Tougas, S. Swain. Third Row: M. Elie, R. Allen, C. Manter, S. Ward, B. Uhle, D. Drury, J. Fox, E. Krauter, E. Thebergs P. Chase, D. Bouchard, M. Murray, C. Bagley, J. Koreva, L. Brilliant. Fourth Row: D. Venturoni, H. Colby, R. Field, M. Cole, T. Black, R. Wallace, R. lamarre, P. Cutler, J Pearl, J. Saindon, P. Farley, R. Van Tassell, R. Bernier, R, Thompson. The Junior Red Cross has been an active organization for many years. This year, under the able leadership of Mrs. Rollins, it has continued its services. The officers were as follows: Suzanne Lavallee, President, Cecile Tougas, Vice Presi- dent, Evelyn Krauter, Secretary, Robert Thompson, Treasurer. The club is made up of two representatives from every homeroom in senior and junior high. The first big event of the year was the Junior Red Cross assembly that began the membership drive. Following that was the annual dance held on May 25. Many other activities, which included proiects with other countries, were carried out. L 7 ra 'u 'M' x ,it 'rs First Row: E. Leeman, B. Parks, N. Theberge, V. Theberge, E. Yambor, Treasurer, C. Morin, Secretary, Miss Kennard, Advisorg L. Yambor, S. Small, President, M. Field, Vice President, M. Bamforth, M. Atwood, L. Arquitte, J. Johnson. Second Row: A. Billings, C. Hill, L. Lathrop, D. Favreau, J. Eastman, L. Hersey, M. Caron, J. Drapeau J. Gordon, I. Wallace, G. Dunning. Third Row: M. Joy, J. Douglas, C. Belanger, W. Yates, M. Coles, M. Maury, C. Obrin, B. Brown, H Small, D. Burns, W. Thorne, M. Smith, C. Lucas, M. Wilson, M. Yanok. Fourth Row: L. Hayes, C. Sabol, B. Smith, C. Glenn, B. Parker, S, Dobransky, C. Carras, E. Bassinet G. Dowdy, L. St. Pierre, B. Landrigan, C. Rollins, R. Baker, S. Elms, D. Moffett, M. Bourgoin. Fifth Row: S. Kierner, M. Gamache, H, Wyman, S. Swain, L. Grashan, C. Bagley, B. Anctil, T. Philip- pon, D. Rollins, G. King, J. Koreva, J. Matthews, M. Belanger. 1 1 Alllillil lflllll The membership of the Argosy Club is open to boys and girls of the ninth grade through the twelfth. At present the roster of this club contains nearly seventy names. The purpose of this club is to make friendships through correspondence with young people in other lands. After the correspondance has been estab- lished, cards, pictures, and small gifts are exchanged. Frequently, lasting friendships are begun in this way. Also, much is learned about the customs, traditions, people, and life in other countries. At present the school is working toward affiliation with a school abroad. This will bring Brunswick High School in close association with the school selected. The big social event of the year is the dance which usually occurs around Thanksgiving time. The club also puts on fund-raising sales and holds parties and picnics at various times during the year. gf! VN l Qlflf ff, First Row: L. Linnell, M. Hanks, R. Snow, Mr. French, Mrs. Thalheimer, Mr. LeBlanc, E. Daggett, D. Moreau, R. Glovsky, B. Walden. Second Row: B. Hanson, R. Bouchard, N. Higgins, S. Tougas, D. Holt, P. Hughes, N. Dube, A. Michaud, M. Fields. Third Row: P. Chase, J. Manning, S. Toothaker, M. Simpson, R. VanTassell, P. Gamache, B. Froo- man, C. Koerber. Fourth Row: J. Moody, R. Libby, P. Moody, R. Nickerson, S. Furbish. The Dramatic Club has earned a reputation for both quantity and quality, having a membership of nearly one hundred and fifty and a long record of sen- sitive and excellent productions. The B. H. S. Thespians, who have presented many challenging and difficult plays since 1938, have contributed to the cul- tural enrichment of the lives of our students, the community, and an ever widen- ing circle of friends as our casts have traveled to present their plays in every part of New England. The club is now the proud owner of seven beautiful trophy cups, all won in the State One-Act Play Contest Finals, presented by Bowdoin College, our host. We are sure that in the future years the Dramatic Club will continue this enviable record and continue to hold top place in the state. Our last year's contest play, The Ring of General Macias , added the latest laurels by winning second place in the State Finals and by placing three actors in the New England Cast Qno other school in New England achieved thisl chosen at the New England Drama Festival, at Concord, New Hampshire, in April, 1956. Our three were David Lovell, Roberta Potter, and Clement Rowe from our cast of five. We accredit the success of our club to the able leadership of Mrs. Thalhei- mer, who has been in charge throughout this time, and who has been assisted in the past few years by Mr. French and Mr. Leblanc. 7-K 4 K o?l 1:21 0 Z! 5.1 241315 Second Row: J. Boucher, J. Russell, J. Rollins, C. Baqley, A. Crimmins, N. Graves, R. Minoti, D. Abelon, B. Newion, R. Lewis, M. Priestly, C, Koerber, C. Bartleif, P. Land, J. Ryan, C. Laffy, G. Nason. Third Row: M. Simpson, E. Ryan, V. Theberge, P, Thibeannof, Mr. Boynlon, Direcfor, M. Gilberf, R. Bartley, R. Vanlassell, R. Giroux, A, Bartley. Firs? Row: A. Kitchin, L. Tondreau, J. Libby, H. Small, E. Kraufer, A. Warren, A. Clemens. Firsf Row: D. Abilon, B. Newton, P. Adams, M. Bradley, J. Libby, Mr. Boynfon, Diredor, R. Lewis, Evans, R, Allen, S. Kiernan. Second Row: G. Pagurko, R. Gerioux, R. Van Tauell, M. Priesily, R. Minot, J. Davis, M. Simpson, Trufanf, E. Ryan, D. Bichrest, D. Bouchard, C. Laiiy, G. Nason. Third Row: J. Ryan, B. Sweel, A. Clemmons, K. Billings, W. Lovell, A. Warren, C. Bartleit, D. Joy R. Bartley, C. Koerber. Fourfh Row: C. Katey, A. Barlley, J. Pearl, R. Labbe, M. Doyon, P. Lane, R. Welner, M. Brown, Heinfz, A. Walker, G. Pottle, L. Tondreau. ,L-5 .cx ,K Ep? 'Q tl'-Q,,.- , y k ru-vb A .kgrf J ff L f 3.114 I '-.1 4 ', iff-.na . .. . -I-ru if. fps-1 , 3- 1:3- '2-im. .V ,ws Firms 'fiv4'?. 27 E - . - ' 4, gi-,Q wi-- , ' 'ww ' ' x . ' A ' . A , 1-sg ' - . 1 'N . -., . t 17 x'r I5 I5 Q . 5 '- . f' - - . , :- -I T ' ai' , sf- Q. w-, -'rx A s , ' -.w-.- ' ix W., , ,A N, 35 v V w - sy rg Iv . R ,. ., N' 'H . ' V ' N 'A MA 11 0 c p f A w ,- 'K . 1 , i , 411 1 q,. , Q., K. ,. .N . ,. H ' in fha ' in .f.'. 'diwk , . - g.4,,fu.q 1 7' Wah- .fqd , - , x, , x , . va-., .L - , sly -.1 '-1.-A A.. r -. . ' ., 5 '4-11 'Q . Li M 42 r -Cv -,A A ..-Nat., -,. R, 4 ., M15 ,, k ...Tw - .. H ' cf 1, ,-p4 X A 5 'b .,+- . 0, -vb A cm..,'M S f. , - ,'l.,' . V ' v V' M-Cx-A ight ,rd I' .. nr f' R . . 'fi'-'Q ' 'Q A - K-,u' - .. ' . fs-'U . L,-ns, U -...TY '1. 'F'7? WN. E! A, an lf. lx lk .Ai l A .l ',Qw ' i'HZ .'v,. 'f.' ri: 5- ' . MN. . .AQ 'Lui ' ... First File, fop to bofiomz R. Lewis, C. Bartlett, J. Ryan, L. Billings, 1. Trufani, C. latty, D. Abelon, B. Parquetf. Second File, top to bolfom: D. Biecresf, R. Minoit, A. Clemins, A. Kifchin, D. Bouchard, H. Small, C. Koerber, S. Earle. Lower Circle: B. Brown, E. Krauter, K. lucas, J. Merriman, C. Blancheffe, W. Bartley, J. Gaudelte, M. Bradley, A. Booth, G. Nason, M. Simpson, R. Allen, S. Keenan, M. Brown, E. Ryan, G. Pagurko, A. Bartley, R. Giroux. Upper Circle: R. Van Tassell, A, Warrin, K. Billings, R. Sweet, R. Welner, J. libby, G. Potfle, R. Caddey, P. Adams, A. Walker, B. Newton. - my Y wi ' N Q 1 JA lxv. ' n. 'N 5, if '- x il. U . X D ig U D, B , x iUF'l 1' if i -gy: - wtf, Q, 1 - Avia . A CHlll-HIS Right Fin! Row: P. Thiboutot, D. Favreou, L. Garrison, P. Gamache, T. Gamache, M. Simpson, R. Potter, M. Atwood, J. Miller, Mr. Boynton, Advisor, R, Glovsky, C. Keenan, J, Ouellette, J. Manning, L. Fol- ter, A. Michaud, A, Ouellette, B. Freeman, Second Row: J. Coulombe, P, Ricker, R. Minott, K. Billings, N, McCasIin, A. Billing, B. Kasavans, J. Miller, C. Morin, L. Yambor, P. Campbell, M. Curtis, A. Dionne, C. Koeber, C. Evrard, S. TOUQGI, J. Spinney, J. Anderson, R, McCasIin. Third Row: D. Davis, E. Dale, C. Mosse, P. Sylvius, L. Bernier, P. Bishop, S. Beaulieu, C. Charron, H. Messier, E. Potvin, R. DeHahn, D. Burns, B, Brown, C, Tougcxs, J. White, M. Smith, B. Joy. Fourth Row: W. Strange, R. Garrison, D. Peacock, L. Alexander, C. Carras, L. Hersey, M. Myxhall, G. Sabean, L. Morrison, J. Carr, J. Hill, C. Belanger, F. Evrett, M. Wilson, B, Corrish, V. Livarnoil, N. Theberge, S. Livernois, H, Colby, R. Ackley. Fifth Row: P. Mosse, J. Bailey, N. Pelletier, G. Palmer, J. Minott, V. Roy, C. Pierce, L. Stevens, R. Lamarre, R. Furbish, D. Hartley, D. Vermet, S. Holmes, R. Mclntosh, M. Kuit, R. Van Tauell, R. Bernier. f I K, 1- 1 A If . ln. 4,. ,, ,, A i, .,' A ,Vi fl 1, Q. . I v F, An 5' 1 I. 5, If f ' ,J ' - VFJ- if - fr-f if L if r 1. , , , I , Xviiii l all A 'E I A AAA N 101 .A L ll llHllllllS lelt First Row: E. lundrigon, V. Priestly, G. Alexander, Mr. Boynton, C. Riley, J. Gray, E. Sterling. Second Row: C. Stewart, S. Word, J. Korevo, C. Moore, R. Tripanier, D. Stimpson, C. Hariulcn, D. Bibber Third Row: C. Garrison, L Beniomin, J. Tierney, R. McKenna, R. Roy, P, Fields, S. James. ll lHllllUS left First Row: J. Woods, H. Holt, Colby, C. O'Brien, N. Anderson, Mr. Boynton, Director, S. Lovolleo, M. Kuit, G. Bourque, G. Giroux, M. Burns. Second Row: P. Peacock, J. Patterson, P. Hebeit, R. Welner, R. Otes, D. Holt, N. Martin, P. Nielson, R. Thibeoult, J. Drapeau, S. Blackwell. Third Row: M. Footer, J. Gowell, P. Beaulieu, S. Toothacker, S. Morong, D. Girardin, E. Potvin, M. Wilson, J. Zotfole, M. Yamok. Fourth Row: l. lothrope, K. Lucas, M. Caron, M. Young, Y. Fourtnier, P. Driscole, J. Fox, L. Garioux, T. Corcass, M. Darling. , 4, I Fin! Row: R. Thompson, S. Russey, W. Settle, M. Simpson, R. Glovsky, Co-editor, Mr, Smith, D. Stim son, Co-editor, D. White, D. Williams, R. Furbish, S. Ladd. Second Row: J. Gray, L. Morrison, B. Paquette, P. Smith, C. Tougas, S. Mallett, V. Dyer, E. Krauter, S, Tougas, D. Saindon, M. Coltin, J. Peterson J. Beaulieu, E. Daggett. Third Row: N. Zamanis, B. Hanks, M. Kamerling, P. Peacock, M. Simpson, M. Burns, K. Tomko, G Allen, P. Beaulieu, J. Allen, J. McCarthy, V. McCarthy, J. Barker, D. Stimpson. Fourth Row: L. Graham, F. Hiller, P. Chase, A. Coles, P. Beaulieu, D. Nadeau, L. Arquitte, C. Riley J. Anderson, T. Savell, N. Higgins, R. Larrabee, M. Bamforth, D. Favreau. Fifth Row: B. Braun J. Fox D. Davis J. Zottoli H. Potter M. Sim son J. Trufant D. Rollins H. Small 1 1 1 1 1 P 1 1 1 A. Kitchin. Ulllllll lllllllW The Orbla Review, the school newspaper, publishes articles concerning club activities, dances, assemblies, sports events, outstanding students, and any other material of interest to the students. The paper consists of four pages with five columns, it circulated once a month. This year, the senior editors were Dawn Stimpson and Roberta Glovsky. They planned and put out the Orbla with the help of: The many reporters, Stephen Russey, Advertising manager, Wayne Settle, Sports Editor, Donna White and Dianne Williams, Head Typists, and Marion Simpson, Circulation Manager. All were under the supervision of Mr. John T. Smith. t Advisor, A. Johnson, Manager, J. Wentworth, J. Fish, M. Lovell, D, Davis, S. Kiernan. Second Row: M. Joy, A. Coles, P. Chose, J. Anderson, C. Tougas, R. Potter, P. Smith, E. Krauter, S First Row: J. McCarthy, P. Campbell, L. Morrison, T, Black, Treasurer, R. Caron, President, Mr. Hart Mallett C Charron S Beaulieu M Coles M Coles C Manter P Bisho B Wallace , . , . , . , . , . , . p, . . Third Row: J. Drapeau, H. Small, M. Kamerling, T. Savcll, M. Hurst, J, Matthews, I. Sterling, V. Mc- Carthy, S. Earl, J. Fax, J. Allen, K. Lucas, M. Coffin, A. Dionne, L. Lathrop. Fourth Row: J. Derocher, F. Hiller, M. Becudoin, G, Corbett, L, Dionne, R. Otis, J. Curtis, D, Gray H. Thibeault, W, Savell, R. Bernier, G. King, T. Labbe, N. Doyon. Fifth Row: K. Billings, R. Morang, L. Allain, S. Russey, J. Jeffrey, S. Ladd, D. Hartley, P. Massa, J Tierney, W. Hannaford. The radio club has just completed its fifth and most successful year with an enrollment of almost seventy members. The club has three radio shows a week, two of which are broadcasted from WBOA, the college radio station. The other show is on Saturday mornings over WCME, and features the top five tunes around the school, and usually a panel, composed of high school students, would comment on new records. The WBOA shows are broadcast on Monday and Friday afternoons from 2:30-5:30 and feature popular music. Since the station is limited to campus coverage, most students have never heard of these programs. The success of the club this year depended largely upon the club advisor, Mr. Hart, who spent many hours preparing our programs. f 7 First Row: S, Small, M. Simpson, R. Potter, J. Morgan, A. Kitchin, Treasurer, J. Zottoli, Vice President, . . . I. Mr. Bonang, Advisor, S. Furbish, Presideni, D. Rollins, Secretary, P. Chase, C. Tougas, P. Beau neu lc, B. Crouse, E. Sandelin, W. White, R. Caron, T. Black, S. Russey, S. Ladd, D. Piclccirol, C. Crowley, J. Fish, J. Peterson, L. Lammers, B. Hanson. Third Row: l. Sterling, P. Smith, V. Dyer, A. Crimmins, J. Barker, M. Kamerling, S. Mallett, J. Eastman, Second Row: P. Peacoc A. Coles, T. Savell, B. Brc:.rn, M. Burns, M. Wilson. Fourth Row: S. Kennett, B. Wallace, M. Joy, J. Ryan, A. Dionne, . a e M. Gibbs, C. Latty, B. Coro, C. Belanger, Fifth Row: P. Nielson, P. Masse, F. Doggett, R. Lomarre, W. Settle, J. Pearl, R. Thibeuult, G S b an, E. Krauter, L. Morrison, C7 BWHWYCHW The Biology Club is more of an informative club rather than a social one. However, good times are shared by all in activities such as the Annual School Science Fair and lectures given by noted authorities in the community. Several Club members entered in the Science Fair with good results. Among the eve- ning lectures, the Club has enjoyed Doctor J. M. Moulton's talk on the sounds made by fish. This was supplemented by actual recordings of the sounds which proved most interesting. Another of the Club's activities is keeping the biology laboratory and classroom clean. One of the aims of the Club is to increase our knowledge of biology which was certainly accomplished in the past year. -1- ,vt -,4- 5. M 6 H sg Q, ,. ,A X V ,ff X 1 'S' I . , 'I vu A i V, X 1 X K' AA all 3? Ewa if 1' it . ...N . gg First Row: R. Leclerc, V. Jones, Secretary, L. Linnell, Vice President, Mr. Barlow, Advisor, L. Tondeau, President, J. C. Lecharite, Treasurer, P. Lacharite. Second Row: M. Joy, P. Collin, R. Morang, D. Pickard, R. Caron, R. Muttoon, R. linnell. The Camera Club is an organization for all students who are interested in photography. The Club teaches members how to take pictures correctly, how to develop and print them. At our meetings several of our members, including our president, Lawrence Tondreau, brought in slides that they had taken during the previous school year, and also during vacations, others also brought interesting snapshots they had taken. ln the future, the club plans to have a picture taking contest which every student will be eligible for. The Club takes pictures for the Orbla Review also. Various field trips were held in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Maine. During the past year we were honored by the presence of a guest speaker at one of our meetings. The officers of the club are: President, Lawrence Tondreau, Vice President, Lloyd Linnell, Secretary, Virginia Jones, Treasurer, Jean Claude Lacharite. 1 1 Second Row: P. Chase, D. Rollins, D. White, D. Williams, P. Gamoche, M. Simpson. First Row: B. Crouse, R. Everett, D. Saindon, Mrs. Bond, J. Peterson, P. Peacock, M, Simpson. Third Row: L. Lorrabee, L. Garrison, L. Morrison, G. Herling, M. Atwood, M. Gibbs, M. Young. First Row M Priestly S Toothaker M Bamforth Mrs Whittier J Rowe J Mcloughlin, J, Eastman Second Row: .B. lversoln, Lammers,,G. .Hurling, S.lSmal-l, C. Hill., i I A Third Row: A. Mclntosh, B. Parker, K. Racine, C. Hariulo, P. Belcnger, B, Coombs. First Row: Suzanne Tougas, Joleen Barker, Richard Snow, Roberta Glovsky, Joyce Hill, Sondra Erswell, Deanne Rollins, Evelyn Doyon, Francis Everett, Janice Cunningham. Second Row: Dixie Thorne, Ellen Doggett, Natalie Dube, Gwendolyn O'Neil, Dawn Stimpson, Miss Leonard, Advisor, Nike Zamanis, Joanne White, Phyllis DeWald, Ruth Merrill, Donna White, Third Row: Ellen Bibber, Linda Alexander, Roberta Potter, Barry Walden, Donald Moreau, William Bartley, Linwood Bill- ings, Stephanie Small, Doris Laberge, Barbara Crouse. Allll Al H0 UH SUCIHY ln 1935 the Hawthorne Chapter of the National Honor Society was estab- lished at Brunswick High School. More than 300 Brunswick students have been selected since that time. The top ranking fifteen percent of the Senior class and the top ranking tive percent of the Junior class are selected each year. At the induction held in March new members are given pins and membership certificates. Selections are based on character, service, leadership, and scholarship. Under the very able sponsorship of Miss Leonard the activities ofthe Society have increased greatly within recent years. 54' 'F ll . rf First Row: Deanne Rollins, Barry Walden, Richard Snow, Vice President, James Wentworth, President, Joyce Hill, Secretary-Treasurerg Merlene Fields. Second Row: Timothy Rush, Raymond Lemieux, Dawn Stimpson, Mr. Rose, Advisor, Barbara Crouse, John Frost, Philip Moody. Slfll lllll Slllfllll The Brunswick High School Scientific Society is an honorary organization. Members are elected on the basis of interest and ability in the field of science. Twice each month the members of the society meet to discuss and carry out projects of a more advanced nature than those found in high school science courses. This year one of the programs carried out was o ioint science fair. The society's main service to the school is the weather report posted daily on the main bulletin boards. These reports consist of the amount of precipitation, baro- metric pressure, wind velocity, relative humidity, and a forecast. P ll lla ln lhe lile lll lhe Principal W ul X 'gtk E I+ Will if s1urt?? Another day Whoo. Whoo, ATTENTION! ll 5 , 1 . 1 - F l I I The Supreme Panclfy Up to your old tricks again, e 1 fll5Qf1V?, Q ll- 3' l Q, J' 4 W' if 5' ' ff f V V it 3' 3 I5 . - X ,Al . , l- t--1. ls . j How many?? Consulting the yellow pages 41 nwvo 'uf ff'- mf XI! Mr Tonons resldence FOI' YOU Dad'-'Y -fwfr-mwrem Wu ik x 07 After school chores Daddy whaf's !hls ' Now what seems fo be the trouble? No rest for ihe weary Peace of Ins' V . I r I I VJ. X 4 ' Y ' f Q I K, M fain 3 I t 4 5 U it I ' I , l I D 0 I 5 -,- V W . I ,, nmkw x ,C A' ', i , 0 . , K , 2, i , .3 xf ' Q -.X. x - fy! 'f ' , 4e,, 'ff If . ,igffih 4 ,M ,J Q , 1' f , ,. P , W ,, r QQ, . U Vs r . . . 1 Y 3 ,' Ui Va W , W 'Q ,v ' 'ox A f h 1 'fs , I Vt, ,- A , 5 , . ,' 1' 5 J t .rvr , 1 . V ' n 41 ' img: i, 3 r Q 5' M , N I A 3 bf! Q I 'x,f,' V ' c , QQ-X N N ': X 4 A 4 CUACHIS 15 Y- ,J B i , X 'S . fffij.. Fin? Row: George Crimmins, Mcry Small, Baron Pearl, Nancy Birch, Roberl SO. Pierre Second Row: Myles Murphy, Roberv Lombard, Robert Hurt, John Smith. ix fin fm First Row: D. Baribeou, J. Cornish, J. Frost, G. Allen, D. Garrison, L. Bourque, W. White, J. Dudley, J. Hamilton, N. Martin, Manager. Second Row: J. Pearl, W. Lovell, M. Kuit, D. Brilliant, D. Bernier, J. Bailey, J. Curtis, H. Spaulding, G. Crocker, J. Pierce, B. Doughty, J. McHaIe, R. Laberge, Coach Murphy. Third Row: Coach Pearl, S. Toothaker, D. Hartley, R. Lamarre, P. Murray, C. Pierce, R. Johnson, B. Frost, D. Brilliant, J. Black, H. Thibeault, J. Lapham. Hl0lBAll During a pre-season scrimmage with Cheverus, Dick Garrison, Brunswick's star back, received an unfortunate leg injury which kept him out of several games. Even in the light of this sudden loss the team wasn't discouraged, and team spirit was very high. Each player worked harder and more seriously to offset this blow. Brunswick had a surprisingly successful season even though they did lose some of the major games. Brunswick opened the season with a smashing 27 to O win over Rockland. Dave Baribeau set the pace with three touchdowns and setting up the fourth. George Allen and John Dudley also contributed timely gains for the Dragons. Jack Frost was the outstanding lineman throwing two timely blocks which en- abled Dave Baribeou to go for his touchdowns. The whole line played well on defense. Against Cony of Augusta, the Dragons iust couldn't seem to get rolling and lost the game 20 to 12. Brunswick bounced back from this defeat by beating Lawrence of Fairfield 26 to 6. Dave Baribeau scored three touchdowns, one of which was an 85-yard run. The line played a very hard and aggressive game. Sanford won a close and hard fought 14 to 13 game over the Dragons. John Dudley had a good afternoon with line plunges and he got Brunswick's touchdown. Sanford later went on to win the State Championship. Brunswick's hard hitting lineman and fast moving backs won an easy 33 to 0 game over Biddeford. Chip Black went 55 yards for one touchdown and Dan Brilliant ran 91 yards for another. Allen scored one touchdown and Dave Baribeau scored two. Outstanding players were, George Crocker, Dan Brilliant, Jack Frost, James Cornish, Dave Baribeou, and Chip Black. Brunswick received her worst defeat in years by taking a 31 to 0 defeat from Gardiner. Brunswick took an easy 25 to O win over Westbrook. Chip Black scored two touchdowns and Dave Baribeau scored two also. The line played a hard fast game. As a perfect end to a good season the Dragons took a 25 to 0 win over their arch-rival Morse. Dave Baribeau climaxed a good year by scoring two touchdowns and gaining 178 yards in 18 attempts. Jack Frost and Jim Cornish were the outstanding linemen of the game. Other seniors who played an out- standing game were George Allen, Lionel Bourque, John Dudley, Jay Hamilton, and Wayne White. . . . 4 N ,J N. X, David Baribeau .lohn Dudley A John Frost I Wayne White Lionel Bourque George Allen James Cornish .lay Hamilton Richard Garrison L,-J We VA. 'L' iii 'W' First Row: David Baribeau, Richard Garrison, Wayne White, Lionel Bourque, Stanley Holmes, Derrill Ordway. Second Row: Coach Warren Pearl, Daniel Brillant, Peter Favreau, George Crocker, Ran- dall Furbish, Robert Laberge. Waterville 42 57 Brunswick Bowdoin Frosh 58 39 Brunswick St. Louis 62 58 Brunswick Lewiston 54 59 Brunswick Winslow 52 61 Brunswick Cony 39 64 Brunswick Gardiner 48 53 Brunswick Alumni 56 55 Brunswick Rockland 33 56 Brunswick Morse 66 69 Brunswick Cheverus 42 37 Brunswick Lewiston Gardiner St. Louis Cony Waterville Cheverus Rockland Winslow Morse St. Louis Winslow 48 56 56 42 55 45 46 37 49 65 42 N'-xxx' Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick lllllllllllllll The Dragons compuled the best seasonal record nn the school s hustory wan ning suxteen and losung four nn mterscholastuc competltuon play The squad ganned thnrd place nn the Western Marne tournament after holdmg second spot throughout most of the season They were ellmnnated In the quarter flnals by an excellent St Louns team by the score of 65 to 47 The Dragons had prevlously defeated the Eagles on thenr home court In a fast season play off Brunswick won the Kennebec Valley Conference Champuonshup by beating Wmslow 48 to 42 The team s greatest asset was nts strong bench which enabled Coach Pearl to substltute frequently always keepung a fresh team on the floor Forward Randy Furbnsh led the team In scornng and was one of the top five scorers In Western Mame Captaun Pa Bourques rebounding was one of the malor factors that contributed to the many vnctorles Forwards Peter Favreau and George Crocker scored consnstently and played well defensnvely Extra credit should be gnven to Favreau who started the year playung Junior Varsuty He developed rapidly and was one of the best scorers In the crucial late season games Guards Dave Barlbeau and Danny Brnllnant also scored consistently from long range and were outstanding on defense In addntson those who con trnbuted greatly to the team s strength were the followung Duck Garruson Wayne Whnte Derrull Ordway Stan Holmes and Bob Laberge Much credut must be gnven to Coach Pearl whose flne coaching and great Interest an the team enabled the Dragons to acquure their fine record Brunswnck can look forward to a fine team next year as there wlll be many lettermen returmng Also many fine players from the undefeated Junior Varsnty team wnll be promoted . . , . . 1 . ' 1 , . . 1 - 1 ' - ll 11 I - ' ' 1 ' 1 I . - 1 I - 1 ' - , . - . . - 1 1 1 , . 1 - 1 Lionel Bourque Derrill Ordway Richard Garrison Wayne White Stanley Holmes David Buribeou .. r, yy ,.... L lv 4 ' M .-so -rf' an C3 rs' . ,..-nrsv,-at V ,is--sen 'iii will . air p IA ,. ,.-fa' f lj . -' 1 l g y, 'J siih ' i ETF, X .. 1' ' 1' i 4 T L f T 4 1 '- e- lj if T 1 , 2 ,f 1 f , . X . if ii Q. i L1 im' T rm' 7? g, . K ' 4 4 . tl I 1 ' ' , , A . 4- . , A 1 . - , Q ' A ' V 4 n - , . 4 , 5 . 5 6 it Y Y 3 1 1 1 i 'J - ' u F535 axis, .- , .4 .1 g .Ik A vw qw, T, .1 J., i i g First Row: Stanley Favor, Frank Crocker, Corlis Crowley, James Fish, Richard Snow, John Frost, Bruce Frost, Barry Walden. Second Row: Coach George Crimmins, James Bailey, Samuel Ladd, Robert Bartley, Thomas Black, William Blood, Bruce Doughty. Third Row: William Tucker, Bruce Berry, Clark Smith, William Hannaford, Walter Higgins, Richard Stuart, Robert Dole, Russell Wallace. Il. H. S. SWININII li lll57 Although several individual swimmers had an excellent showing at the closing of the season, the team as a whole performed somewhat under par this year. Bruce Frost, a sophomore, broke the school record for the two hundred freestyle. The previous record, two minutes and sixteen seconds, set by Ronald Snow in 1954 and tied by Eddie Langley in 1955 was broken. Frosts new record time was two minutes and fifteen and seven-tenths seconds. New records were also set in the two hundred yard medley relay and the two hundred yard freestyle relay. The record time for the medley relay, set by Bill Blood, John Hentz, Jack Frost and Dick Snow was two minutes six and three- tenths seconds. The record time of one minute and forty-tive seconds was set in the freestyle relay by Bill Blood, Bruce Frost, Dick Snow and Jack Frost. Brunswick finished its swimming season with two state champions. Stanley Favor, who took the state crown in diving also placed sixth in the New England competition at Yale pool. Dick Snow swept the fifty yard freestyle for the mer- men and went on to place third in the hundred yard freestyle, the diving and both relay races, combined to give Brunswick a third place in the Maine State Finals. Mr. Crimmins, the coach, has been appointed director of next year's New England swimming meet at M. l. T. Scores of this season's meets are as follows: l2f12f56 Bowdoin Frosh 46 Brunswick 31 1f25f57 Deering 50 Brunswick 27 1f4f56 Deering 54 Brunswick 23 2f8f57 Cheverus 19 Brunswick 58 1f11f57 Hebron 33 Brunswick 44 2fl5f57 Edward Little 40 Brunswick 37 1fl8f57 Portland 46 Brunswick 31 2f22f57 Bowdoin Frosh 41 Brunswick 36 LZ X s 7 I 5' f 5 L 1 I 3 We 'FMR' . ,. 5 X ,Q , M ,V 5 4 fi 4, ? Y f ff , , my 1 xy 1 JU' fyemg 1 ,g3ggggQ,,.gZ A an 4 I .ff 2 i M gifx A A., , Dick SHOW, C0-C0Pf0ifl Jack Frost, Co-Captain -L P Barry Walden James Fish Corlix Crowley 1 , 'tn N vllx A ,X .Q ILL' ' ' K., f . f , it I Qggwsztxg X V Y V gg x ll f 7 'Q A . First Row: William Lovell, David Baribeau, Lionel Bourque, Richard Snow, John Dudley, Robert Thomp- pon. Second Row: Russell Rancourt, George Skofield, Laurence Totten, Walter Higgins, Alen Walken, Charles Pierce, William Blood, Bruce Doughty. llillllll lllllll - lll5li The track team under the tutorship of Coach Robert St. Pierre turned in G fairly successful season, winning one and losing six. The team would have fared for better had they had more depth. The cindermen opened their season by losing a close meet 61 to 56 to a fine Waterville team. In this meet fine performances were turned in by Pa Bourque, Frank Goodwin, Dave Baribeau, and a freshman, Ronald Lammarne. ln the next meet the Dragons, paced by Pa Bourque and Gary Kellett, won their only meet of the year by defeating Cony and Lewiston in a triangular meet. The following week the Dragons were defeated by a powerful Bowdoin Freshman team by a 78 to 'l8 score. However, fine performances were turned in by Bourque, Baribeau, and Kellett, The next week the team iourneyed to Lewiston for the annual Andy Valley Meet. lnclement weather caused many bad performances as the team wound up fifth. Brunswick's only first place was turned in by Dave Baribeau who copped the high iump. The following week the cindermen lost two close meets. They were edged by Morse, but took second place in a triangular meet by soundly trouncing Gardiner. On Friday the Dragons were again edged by Morse in a dual meet. Fine performance by Gary Kellett and Pa Bourque were not enough to offset the Morse victories. The next weekend the team travelled to Waterville for the Kennebec Valley Meet. Brunswick copped fourth place in an eight team field. In this meet Dave Baribeau won the high iump, Gary Kellett took the pole vault, and Ron Lam- marre won the iavelin. The following weekend the team iourneyed to Waterville for the State Meet. The competition was very keen as Brunswick could place only two men. Dave Baribeau took second place in Class L high iump, and Gary Kellett took third place in the Class L pole vault. These two were chosen to be on the all-Maine track team which represented Maine in the New England Meet at Bowdoin Col- lege. Brunswick can look forward to a good season next year as there are many lettermen returning and many fine underclassmen coming up. Wm- 5:1 nr John Dudley Richard Snow 'Kunz ,.,--....a Jaw- liancl Bourque I David Boribeau . 5 'flf' 'fi' ' 'le 4 ..,,y .., X E my MAM' 2 A .1 A . I , K, ,xXx , sw Xl! F First Row: .lamex Mcllale, Robert Priestley, David Lachance, Richard Garrison, Kenneth Tomko, Randall Furbish, Mayland Furrow. Second Row: Mr. Dallaire, Coach, Robert Bartley, Wayne White, William Pereault, Francis Pierce, George Allen, Howard Spaulding, John Dudley. lllilllllll lll5li This year, under Coach Dallaire, the baseball team had a very good season, their final record was 9 and 3. One of the highlights of the year was Bill Per- reault's great pitching ability. He succeeded in pitching a no-hit ball game. Edward Little . .. 0 Brunswick 5 Cony , . , . , . . 1 Brunswick 10 Gardiner . ., ,. 2 Brunswick 3 Lewiston 9 Brunswick 2 Rockland . , ,l7 Brunswick 25 Gardiner 4 Brunswick 7 Edward Little 5 Brunswick ...., 4 Morse 'I Brunswick 3 St. Dams . 0 Brunswick ,'l'l Lewiston .. 0 Brunswick . ,. 4 Morse ,... .. 4 Brunswick . 9 St. Doms ...., 1 Brunswick .. 0 he-o I I l 'iv Q rj! ft ,pill First Row: James Bailey, Kenneth Menard. i LM'-1 5 Secpnd Row: Coach Hart, Danial Salden, Robert Lemieux, Jack Morrison ' X f 'V 'Milf' X3 V1 I I 34 L. U L Mix, tri' , U . L ,, 1 1 A .f. 9 U - I . 'V rl, vp . i, L Y 1 JW Wit M 'f V jj, . f' i - . K s. M ,uf like it f r ji- The golf team under the excellent coaching of Robert Hart had a fairly suc- cessful season. They beat such teams as Cony, Lewiston, and Morse, losing to Rockland, the Bowdoin Freshmen, and Edward Little. Jack Morrison, Bob Lemieux, and Ken Menard have been on the golf team for four years and will be greatly missed this spring. The only letter man corn- ing back will be Jim Bailey, Candidates for the golf team may include David Venturoni, Jimmy McHale, and Allen Walker. Brunswick 5 Cony l Brunswick 3 Rockland 3 Brunswick 5 Lewiston l Brunswick 3 Morse 3 Brunswick 3 Edward Little 3 Brunswick 4 Lewiston 2 Brunswick 2 Bowdoin Freshmen 4 Brunswick 4 Morse 2 Brunswick 3 Cony 3 Brunswick 2 Rockland 4 Brunswick l'f1 Edward Little 4'f1 .'q't' 4' 9 fi' ' ' Vi If We 1 ' First Row: David Grey, Stephen Russey, Danial Smart. Second Row: William Hannaford, James Black, Coach John Smith, Richard Stuart, Somual Ladd, John utils 1955 The tennis team, coached by John Smith, had a very impressive SeaS0rl. Brunswick won seven out of nine matches bowing only to Hebron Academy and the Bowdoin Freshmen. Brunswick's tennis team consisted of Chip Black, Sam Ladd, Danny Smart, David Grey, Richard Stuart, and Bill Ouellette. Coach Smith led his team to a State Championship. Sam Ladd won the singles crown and paired with Chip Black to add the doubles title. Let us hope that the excellent coaching of Mr. Smith gives Brunswick many more teams of this caliber. Brunswick 9 St. Dominic O Brunswick 2 Deering i Brunswick 9 Portland 0 Brunswick 2 Kent's Hill 'I Brunswick 4 Hebron Academy 5 Brunswick 2 St. Dominic i Brunswick 2 Lewiston 1 Brunswick 4 Bowdoin Freshmen 5 Brunswick 9 Portland 0 Maine interscholastic Tennis Championships Brunswick i6 Portland 'I Deering 6 St. Dominic 'I Falmouth High 3 N -'v X f , x 3 5 A s W filxa ,Q D ., Q w 1 b 71? g iv p h....... ,, I fl As-Lf FLQ' . W NNW' T X Best Personality Dawn Stimpson Richard Garrison Best Actor and Actress Ellen Doggett Donald Moreau s.. Cutest ,Quietest Mary Hanks Barbara Patterson James Fish James Cornish 61,1 Tallest and Shortest Nicest Smile Tallest and Shortest Grace Wallentine Suzanne Lavqllee Mary Footer John Dudley Barry Walden Lionel Bourque Most Popular Class Joker Suzanne Tougas Mary Priestly Lionel Bourque Kenneth Tomko 44-an 1 .TB - , i a ' oy wif-r-:Q Prefliesf Hair 71 gl Best Mechanic Best Singer Barbara Crouse Priscilla Silvius Roberta Glovsky Wayne While Kennefh Tomko Dominic Vermetle Pretliesf Eyes Most likely lo Succeed Evelyn Doyon Sondra Erswell William Kennet? Richard Snow Best Line Nafalie Dube Rene Sylvester Best Afhlele Janet Trufanf Richard Garrison Mos? Dependable Mos! Flirtatious Suzanne Tougos Judy Peierson Philip Moody Dave Berry ll lll VT Most Studious Best Looking BGS? legs Joyce Hill Suzanne gemier Evelyn Doiron Richard Snow gony Walden Richard Garrison ,fl Most Bashful Done Most for School Best Dressed Joan Fortin Suzanne Tougas JUMP' Spinney James Cornish Philip Moody JGYYIGS Fish Best Figure and Physique Most Talented Best Dancer Patricia Peacock Roberta Glovsky Katherine Keenan Richard Garrison Lawrence Tondreau John Frost 4:3 Ml .Sf- x A11 E I 4 ll CN 'Q' 2 J -33 I wp li As? Kx J ., 5 sf-'S-E X -f f an , 1 ' 1 v ' 'Q A W3 ' U Q A U j V 7 ' v -V f 2- 'I 5 5 ,4n3a,a ff Q Q- ' 13 13:8 2 4 ,I A , . W ' V. 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L , , 1 - , . 4 B 'is gjgf f f: Q J - m W A ' . 5,3 Q ' 5 , , 4' A fx ' M- . , -Y . S J F' YW 2 rv . N A -....., l - ,,f 4. v H uf- 1 'f , ,. . Q' l' , Q ,. I C if E344 'X' VMsi3'fff h'vfi7TfE ' ov' Q I EQ 17 N. . x f' Q L' 5 ,B 2 , 4 f uv-- Z-I if A W ff r cf. Q Sw , W nf 'I , W I N.,-,-., -I fd! 'WT' e 453 M , . ' , 1 K , 'x V. Q A is 2' f 1 J Ed ,Q-P ' ' 'T'e1f,,i, A S PWS ayf.. X1 ,bf Y ! fw., K if 25 ' 1'Vi +I I 1, f, - 1 -- RN A X First Row Cleft to Rightl: Gloria Bourque, Sally Kennett, Connie Masses, Nancy McCaslin, Stephanie Small, Donna Peacock, Sondra Leonard, Carol Hamilton, .loan McCarthy, Patricia Campbell. Second Row: Ingrid Sterling, Mary Kamerling, Patricia Parker, Pauline Smith, Mildred Simpson, Miss Birch, Miss Small, Coaches, Marie Young, Evelyn Krauter, Gwendolyn Sabien, Diane Bouchard, Diana Burns. Third Row: Anne Clemons, Diane Moffett, Judith Gray, Veronica Priestly, Sandra Swaine, Connie Dye, Sharon Fitzgerald, Susan Labbe, Barbara Hobson, Barbara Parker. lllllll llASIlllllAll The girls intramural basketball team has developed greatly in the past two years under the excellent coaching of Miss Birch and Miss Small. The girls have shown their interest in the sport by attending all practices and games. ln spite of overwhelming odds, they continued to carry on with strong determination. No doubt they can look forward to many successful seasons in the future. 19 t7 First Row Cleft to Riglwjz Diane Williams, Anne Michaud, Mary Priesfly, Barbara Crouse, Jane? Tru- fanl. Second Row: Dawn Sfimpson, Louise Labbe, Glenys Pagurko, Ruth Boucl-ard. Sl lUll llllllS' BASllllBAll The Senior All-S1ar's is a small, but very enthusiastic group of senior girls who play basketball, The forwards on the team are Anne Michaud, Mary Priesfly, Barbara Crouse, Dawn Sfimpson, Louise Labbe and Glenys Pagurko. Janet Trufanf, Ruth Bouchard and Diane Williams are the guards. The Senior All-Stars is the only undefeated team this season. The following are the scores of the tournament this year: March 5, l957 Seniors 29-Sophomores 26 March 6, 1957 Seniors 24-Freshmen l5 March ll, l957 Seniors 23fJuniors 21 aww., Nu-4 DEANNE ROLLINS Volednctorlan f fi FQ ROBERTA GLOVSKY Solutatornon M5 -fig' JOYCE HILL Infroduchon of Commencement Speaker EVELYN DOYON Response to Commencement Speaker IIINIINNIAI CLASS GRADUATION JU E 'II I 7 CLASS COLORS WHITE AND GOLD CLASS ADVISOR MRS MAXINE DANE : N , 95 CLASS NIGHT: JUNE 10,1957 AIIVHHISI G SMH Furs? Row B Freeman N Dube Mr Nason F Everett R Glovsky Third Row R S1 Pierre R Thompson G Pagurko M Becudoln R Furguson Second Row! J. DeRoclher-, M. Comm. D. Whgtel M. Siminson. I 211 11121 Il mf? nm 111 WARMING S SUPER IGA MARKET 794 MAINE STREET BRUNSWICK MAINE BENOITS Prep Hall Apparel SII16f Brunswxck Mame C 2711 :Inu nfr DRAPEAU S PHARMACY 60 IVIa1ne Street BRENSWICK MAINE Brunswick Super Service Station E PIIPIO PIOPIILIOI brlcatlon W ISIIIIIL, R ul S ruce lhpurlng, Rlllgf md l-url Oxl Ol I' N 4 H01 RS Pleasant Street Brunswlck Marne Dual PA J 7867 Complfmentf A FRIEND C omplmzentf 0 EATON HARDWARE CO D8 Marne Street Brunswrck 'Warne C 0 7IlpZ17Il entf TONDREAU S BAKERY IVIIII Street Brunswick IVIa1ne WILLIAM M SPARKS Plumbing Heatmg and Water Systems 43 Lon fellow Ax enue Phone Brunswlck PA 93102 Cn f, - Lf f-I of Cl F. ,I I f I U I 1 . . . 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I . , ' . 'Y vii' . ' il 1 5.- . ' A -' I . . 7 ' On Route I East Brunswick' Maine l.. Pleasant Street Brunswxck, lVlame XX I ll l Complzmefzu of MORINS AUTO PARTS 59 Marne Street Brunswxck Marne Dm, PA 5 5901 ren s suNoco STATION Pleasant and Mull Streets DIAL PA 9 3402 Compliments MAINE HOTEL 168 Mame Street Brunswick Morne SIG GF PRGGRESS It lmas talcen many years ol careful plannmg llard worlc and cooperative effort to build NlCl'l0lS lncorporated If into one of tlme leadrng breeders ll It off' meat type cluclcens ln tl1e entire world sound lzxusmess and an unlrmrted future Watch tllat NlCll0lS name It s gomg places EXETER NEW HAMPSHIRE It I ftlfmn Il mtv Hfmnlxlfltl xr II If Illllt Il I I I III ' ' Il l l 0 M i . . . . ffl Lflmfl Today. we lmve a goocl team, a +I, , . - X! - ' n . I l . w , I -fm il, I . Y pw. in , --All - 27 URI -1 lt' 'ltlfl I Inu? Il ,. I I If tld '1Vll'II1lxl l'v vt' ll IJI M I u ff C mzpl men! 0 BRUNSWICK COAL 8. LUMBER COMPANY Q ltvFuel nlB ldngNI t Brunsw ck IVIa1ne DUVAL S DO NUT SHOP 'I5 DELICIOUS VARIETIES 14 Mull Street Brunswick Maine Dall PA 5 2561 WRIGHT BUICK CO II8 Pleas nt Street Dnal PA 5 5723 Cl NININCJHANI S ILSSO STATIOIN I :LII R01 I unsx fk XII I Ice Cream Cream Complzments of DEES DAIRY PRODUCTS CRYSTAL SPRING FARM Brunswlck Mama 1 'f I 1 J f ua ii sa 1 ui i . a Minis . i , ' Com lmzerzze 1 A V p I If lnrulfllrnenls of y v v w s f L A D 1 1 Y C . H I: an r ISI' xvi' , . zine I Y . . X Good Luck Class of 1957 Everyone In Brunswick rs proud of you cmd wnshes you well LIVERNOIS sum :GA MARKET QUALITY DEPENDABILITY SERVICE 51 Harpswell Street Brunswlck Maine I'616fb77lL7.7I.f 70711 om 1ff7dLl1Z6 fomzlfznz .IARVIS RESTAURANT Youll Want A Home One Day Start NOW to laullcl by Jommg our OWN A HOME SAVINGS CLUB MEMBER HOME LOAIN BANK SYSTEM Brunswlck Savings and Loan Assoclatlon DIAL PA 9 3328 I8 Plecscmt Street Brunswick Mcnne . Y ' ' I ' it . . . 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Your Yearbook Lxthographer iyorlkml onldograph Co 252 Sprung Street Portland 4 Morne BEST OF LUCK TO THE CENTENNIAL CLASS FROM THE CLASS OF I958