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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1962 volume:

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XLII EDITORS: lean Brush - Pauline St. Onge - Mark Christie 1 DEDICATION MISS NANCY BIRCH Because of her untiring interest in each one of us as individuals, Because of the many hours that she has so unselilshly given our class, Because of her constant good humor and helpful encouragement, Because she is a personal friend as well as a teacher, The Senior Class proudly dedicates its yearbook to Miss Nancy Birch. 2 Brunswick High Expands 3 SCHOOL BOARD Seated, Left to Right: Mrs. Robert Stuart, Dr. Maurice Dionne, Mr. Norman Marriner. Standing: Mr. James S. Coles, Mr. jasper Crouse, Mr. Mario Tonon, Dr. William Chasse 5 The School Board is one of the main factors in the overall excellence of Brunswick High School. They have the Hnal responsibility for all facets of the school, including construction, hiring of new teachers, and the curriculum. The Class of 1962 wishes to commend the School Board for the fine job they have clone in the past years. 4 This has been an exciting year at Brunswick High School with double sessions, continuous building of construc- don, largest enrollment in B.H.S. history, and faculty plans for a better curriculum. The students have been most coopera- dve. Responsibility for the harmonious atmosphere lies in great measure with the Senior Class. If each member of the graduating class would accept my thanks for his help, I would be most appreciative. The faculty and the staff join me in a sincere expression of good wishes to the class of 1962. ,-.... john C. Caldwell Assistant Principal Mario A. Tonon, Principal May I offer my heartiest congratulations to the class of 1962. Your productiveness as a class has been outstanding. It is my hope that you continue your efforts after graduation and throughout your entire lives. My best wishes for your happiness and success. Q 5 First Row: Mrs. Whittier, Miss Morse, Mrs. Barker, Miss Barbalias, Mr. Caldwell, Mrs. Booker, Mrs. Erswell, Mrs. Neilson, Miss Jarvis, Miss Davis. Second Row: Miss Belyea, Mrs. Cochburn, Miss Ricci, Miss Wales, Mrs. Sherlock, Miss Inman, Mrs. Rowe, Mrs. Brown, Miss Birch, Mr. Domingos. Third How: Mr. Green, Mr. Cochburn, Mr. Billings, Mr. Fox, Miss Leonard, Miss Kennard, Mrs. Dane, Mrs. McCulloch, Mrs. Cross, Mr. Ciimmins. Fourth Row: Mr. Rose, Mr. jewett, Mr. Smith, Mr. Dolphin, Mr. Lombard, Mr. Frost, Mr. Wescott, Mr. LeBlanc, Mr. Skofield. Fifth Row: Mr. Pearl, Mr. Cole, Mr. St. Pierre, Mr. Vaughn, Mr. Tarcly, Mr. Tucker, Mr. Goodwin, Mr. Small, Mr. Lunt. Sixth Row: Mr. Bryant, Mr. McCaH:erty, Mr. Hart, Mr. Bacon, Mr. Barlow, Mr. Richardson, Mr. Boynton, Mr. Logan, Mr. Bonang, Mr. Wetherell. The student body would like to express its appreciation to the faculty for the outstanding job they have done this year, especially during the strenuous double sessions. 6 I've found a terrific bookg they'l1 never understand it. You did drop into 'Le Cafe des F emmes', didn't you? Tomorrow's a good day for testsg there's a basketball game tonight. Should I make it a 3 or 4 page test? 7 How's this-should I put my jacket on too? Seated, Left to Right: M. Hollingshead, F. Varney Cmanagerl, A. La Standing: M. Mayberry, A. Storer, M. McKenna. The Cafeteria Staff The Office Staff Mrs. Green Miss Moffet and Miss Mantel' Left to Right: Mr. Catlin, Mr. Caldwell. 8 The Custodian Staff PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Mew Jeppesen SECRETARY Pamela Neel TREASURER Hee , Linda Pierce Carole LaChance Roberta Lott Linda Pierce, Carole LaChance, Ma.ry Ieppesen, Pamela Neal, and Roberta Lott. 9 WILLIAM ABPLANALP Well timed silence hath more elegance than speech. Remarks: Bill was transferred to us from Hawaii and is a welcome addition to our class. Interests: Hunting, fishing, cars, the opposite sex. Activities: Band 1, 2 lfiadford High School, Honolulu, Hawaiilg Bowling 4 fB.H.S.J. Pet Peeve: Slam books. Future Plans: To go on to a prep college course and then to an engineering college. BERNARD ALEXANDER I 'm biding my time. Remarks: Bemard is carefree and independent, but he really works when he wants to. Interests: Girls, hunting, cars, and fishing. Activities: Pet Peeve: Homework. Future Plans: A good job. ROGER ALMY A littk quiet, you may have surmisedg but when you know him you'd be surprised. Remarks: We're very glad to have Roger with us. Erskine's loss is Brunswick's gain. Interests: Choir, girls, reading, keeping up on current events, collecting records, sports, and having fun. Activigiegz Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2: Baseball 1, 25 Chonis 1, 2, 3, 4, College Cu 2. Pet Peeve: What do you say there, Poopsie? Future Plans: Air Force career and marriage. HILTON H. APPLIN, IR, Either I will find a way or I will make one. Remarks: Skip, with your varied interests and fun we are sure you'll be successful in your chosen profession. Interests: Weightlifting, cars, motorboats, medicine, waterskiing and other sports, and sometimes girls. Activities: Swimming 1, 2, Manager 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Future Plans: Bowdoin, then maybe medical school. 10 NANCY LEE BARTLETI' She is a gal wlm's very neat: on top of that sl1e's very sweet. Remarks: Porky is one of our pretty and well dressed girls. She has a knack for making and keeping friends. Interests: Boys, dancing, the Harbor, Basketball games, parties and having fun in general. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Joint Vioe-President 4: Older Girls Conference 2, 3, 4g Class Assembly 1: Office Assistant 2: Band 2: Marching Band 2g jr. Red Cross 1. Pet Peeve: Homework. Future Plans: To be an Airline Hostess and have a happy successful life. GEORGIA A. BENJAMIN I could have danced all night. Remarks: George is a friend to everyone. If anyone wants to know the latest style or dance, Geo can help you. Interests: Dancing, cars, people. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Red Cross. Pet Peeve: When the car won't start. Future Plans: Nursing School. . MARY A. ARMSTRONG Sl1e's always quiet and ever so sweet. Remarks: Mary is one of the nicest girls in our class. She'll surely be successful at Illinois State. Interests: Dances, our Fiat, parties, bowling and just having fun in general. Activities: Jr. Red Cross 1, Biology Club 1. Pet Peeve: Future Plans: To attend Illinois State Normal School and have a happy life with Robert. FREDERICK BEAN Who so would be a man, must be a man-confor-mist. Remarks: Ricky is one of the more quiet members of our class. Interests: Hunting, playing guitars, swimming, playing football, girls. Activities: Football. Pet Peeve: Oversleeping Calwaysl. Future Plans: Undecided. ROBERT A. BERNIER , Nothing succeeds like success. Remarks: Bob will do his best to achieve the success he is striving for. Activities: Pet Peeve: Too much homework. Future Plans: Work in a garage. RALPH H. BLACK, IR. If I cannot do great things, I can do small things in a great way. Remarks: Ralph is one of B.H.S.'s best middle-distance men. He is as good an asset to any group as he is to the track team. Interests: Hunting, guns, lobstering, girls, sports, and boats. Activities: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 25 Track 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Short girls. Future Plans: M.V.T.I. and wealth! TIM BENSEMA A football player, a regular guy, a friend to all and sort of shy. Remarks: Tim's a real character. He's not as shy as some may think. Watch for him in future years. Interests: Flying, sailing, and money. Activities: Transferred from two schools. Rogers High, Newport, R.I. and Culver Military Academy, Culver, Indiana. Activities for the past three years have been: Varsity Football 3, 4: Weight Lifting Team 2, 3, Wrestling 3, Camera Club 2, 35 Military Sciences 2, 3: Science Club 2, Chemistry Club 3. Pet Peeve: Blind dating. Future Plans: Enter U.S. Naval Academy. REYN OLD BERQUIST The silent type is the dangerous type. Remarks: Rennie is one of our shop boys, and we wish him the best of luck in his future career. Interests: Cars, model planes, skiing, and golf. Activities: Pet Peeve: Fast-talking teachers. Future Plans: Portsmouth Naval Ship Yard, or the Air Force. 12 PETER R. BLOOD The future belongs to the bold and the braoef, Remarks: Peter has an out going personality and is having his fun in life. Interests: Sports, Sport Events, Dances, Cars, Parties, Motorcycles and Girlslll Activities: Baseball 1: Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Fickle Vlomen. Future Plans: To join the service and be a Maintenance Mechanic. ,,,, ii 1 f :favs ' iaztk ..,,, L . , ,W - ,, r ,, 5,4 DIANNE BOUGHARD W :Z 5 Q e 'B 'C G 3 Fil Nh Y O 3 8 8 '-: 3 Nh 3 il :- Q E Ch :W ff Sh az S Q 5 e.. sf PF ew w Remarks: Bubbles is a friendly, hard-working girl who always is on the lookout for fun. Interests: Dancing, swimming, going to games, parties, and deer hunting fthe two- legged kindl. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Biology Club 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Snogard 1, 2, 3, 45 Radio Club 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Class Assemblies 1. 1 as Pet Peeve: I. R. B. and homework, people that call me Bubbles. gay, ' Future Plans: Go to a beautician school or get a civil-service, secretarial job. li ' 12? Fw fe' fi: e,'. . ws: LOUISE BOUCHARD Life is sweet to everyone. Remarks: Louise does a good job of proving that silence is golden. Interests: Dancing, bowling, and having fun in general. Activities: Pet Peeve: Homework and getting up early in the morning. Future Plans: Having a happy and successful life. RAYMOND BOUCHARD Doing easily what others find difcult is talent. Remarks: Ray is a hard worker so he should succeed in any field. Interests: Working, hunting, sports. Activities: Pet Peeve: Future Plans: To have a happy and successful life. 13 PAUL BOURQUE The sum of wisdom is, that the time is never lost that is devoted to work. Remarks: We wish the best of luck to the best bowler in B.H.S. We're sure he'1l be a success in anything he tries. Interests: Candlepin bowling, and fast cars. Activities: Bowling League 2, 3, 4, Ski Club l, 2, 3. Pet Peeve: If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. Future Plans: Desk job in the Army. CARTER BRANN You have done well and like a gentlenuznf' Remarks: Here's wishing you a happy life. With your ability in mathematics and science, we're sure you'll succeed. Interests: Math, science, art, and girls. Activities: Pet Peeve: Nervy people. Future Plans: Enlistment. ALFRED A. BOURQUE 'Toe taken my fun where I'oe found it. Remarks: This bowler has spent many long hours at the bowling alleys. The results have been well worth the effort. Interests: Girls, wood and metal work, cars, and bowling. Activities : Bowling. Pet Peeve: Physics. Future Plans: To join the Air Force. TAVIA LOREE BRADSTREET Mighty to inspire new hopes and powerful to drown the bitterness of cares. Remarks: Tavia may be short, but she has a bigger and better personality than others twice her size. Interests: Music, swimming, church work, softball, and driving a car. Activities: CTransferred from Bellows Falls High 315 Student Advisory Board 3: Class Secretary 3: Assistant Monitor 3: F .H.A. Secretary 2g F.H.A. President 3: Softball 2: Chorus 1, 2, 4: Business Manager of the Yearbook 4. Pet Peeve: Unfriendly people. Future Plans: A good secretarial job and a happy marriage. 14 IOSEFINE BREHM She's as good as she is fairf' Remarks: Here's wishing luck to a friendly girl who is one of Mr. Wetberell's most devoted helpers in dramatics. Interests: Dramatics, singing, dancing, Philip. Activities: Thespian Society fTreasurerJg I Act Play: Tri-Hi-Y. Pet Peeve: Future Plans: Getting married, to become a practical nurse. -'ilk-'f' GERALDINE BRILLIANT The mildest woman and the gentlest beast. Remarks: Gerry isn't as quiet as she appears, so we've been told. Interests: Roller skating, bowling, Emie's, having fun, pizza, and dancing. Activities: Oiice girl 2. Pet Peeve: Homework and getting up early. Future Plans: To have a happy and successful life. CAROL ANN BROOKS Little things mean a lot. Remarks: Carol's friendly personality has won her many friends. Interests: Music, ice-skating, swimming, pets and animals, dances. Activities: Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer of Amicitia 3, Orbla Review 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 3: F.H.A. l, 2, Reporter 2: Class Assembly 1, 2, Snogard 2, 3, 4, Co-chairrnan 4g National Honor Society 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Getting up early. , , Future Plans: College. WALTER R. BROOKS Cheerful company shortens the miles. Remarks: Here's wishing good fortune to one of our hardest working shop boys. Interests: Hunting, fishing. Activities: Pet Peeve: Physics. Future Plans: join the Navy and possibly make a career of it. 15 . WILLIAM BROWN A genial rlisposition brings its owner many friendsf, Remarks: Bill made quite an impression on the Brunswick streets with a baby T-bird. Interests: Skiing, cars, slinging rocks, and the opposite sexllu Activities: Tennis 1, Track 3, 4, Biology Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4, Bowling League 4, Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Not enough snow. Future Plans: To go on to college and become an optometrist. LINDA BROWN There Ls more here than doth appear. Remarks: We wish you and jim the best of luck in the future, and' keep Mr. F's history facts correct. Interests: Jim, letters from Mass., horses, and music. Activities: Pet Peeve: The maihnan. Future Plans: A happy and successful life helping a certain U.S. History teacher with his homework. JEAN BRUSH A finer friend you'll never find, wit and wisdom both combined. Remarks: Jean has very pretty blonde hair and is one of our more active, hard- working students. Interests: Traveling, outdoor sports l especially skiingl, reading, and art. Activities: Student Council 2, 4, Treasurer 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Sld Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4, Secretary of the junior Class, Yearbook Editorial Board 3, Co- editor of the yearbook 4, Red Cross 2, 3. Pet Peeve:The fact that there aren't enough hours in the day to complete things. Future Plans: College, travel, and a career in the Held of professional art. DENISE BUCKNELL Happy go lucky, fair and free, never a care to bother me. Remarks: Denise is a friendly girl with an outgoing personality. We hope to travel on your airline someday, Bucky. Interests: PJ. Parties, dating, popular music, Big Bad Buick, dances, football games, having a good time all the time. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, I.V. Cheerleading 3, Ski Club 3, 4, Afliliation 3, 4, Red Cross 3, Chorus 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Office Girl 3, Class Assembly 1. Pet Peeve: Early to bed, early to rise. Future Plans: Career in the airlines, travel, and a happy and successful life. 16 BARRY W. BURNS Silence is a true friend which never betrays. Remarks: Willy is one of the quiet, but well-liked members of our golf team. Interests: Golf and other sports. Activities: Golf team, choms, Student Council. Pet Peeve: Teachers. Future Plans: To get a job. NANCY EILEEN CAMPBEIJL I think that I shall never scan a tree louelier than a man. Remarks: We're sure that Nan will become a very successful beautician and wife. Interfests: My certain someone, dancing, reading, music, Italian foods, and writing etters. Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2. Pet Peeve: Homeworklll Future Plans: Beautician training and a happy married life. CARLENE F. CARD Silence is sweeter than speech. Remarks: Carlene is quiet and well-liked by everyone. We are sure that you will succeed in your nursing career. Interests: All outdoor sports, good fun, working on the farm. Activities: Class Assembly 1. Pet Peeve: Hot rodders. Future Plans: Nursing career and a happy home. DANIEL F. CARON ' 'When a lady's the case, all other things take second place. Remarks: With his interests in B's, Danny will go a long way. Interests: Women, cars, money, food, sports, Cy's. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball lg Hockey 3, 4, Baseball 1, 3, 4: Bowling League 3, 45 Student Council 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 45 Snogard Camival 1, 2, 3, 4g Cla: Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4, Iunior Red Cross 1 2, 3, Class Treasurer 15 Biology Clu 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: People with no B's. Future Plans: An Air Force Career or an I.B.M. position. 17 GABRIEL CHOQUETTE T he law is a sort of hocus-pocus science. Remarks: Gabby has a knack of getting Mr. J. engaged in Physics class. How about it Gab? Interests: Girls, cars, money, and diving. Activities: Swimming 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Girls going-steady, and no money. Future Plans : College. ALBAN A. CLOUTIER When you call me that, SMILE. ' Remarks: Al is a person who enjoys sports and is a great asset to his team. Interests: Football, basketball, hunting, fishing and a certain girl. Activities: Baseball, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Assembly 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Phi Delta Sigma 3, 4. Pet Peeve: A certain teacher. Future Plans: Haven't decided. RAYMOND E. CARON An upright, downright, honest man. Remarks: Best of luck to the Dick Clark of W.B.O.R. Interests: Cars, money, music, girls, fishing, radio and television. Activities: Radio Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Senior Ball 3, Biology Club 1, Pro- jection Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Sophomore Junior Prom 2, 3: Snogard Carnival 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: People who are always late. Future Plans: First, to be healthy, wealthy, and wise, Second, Cambridge School of Radio, and T .V. Broadcasting. MARK EDWIN CHRISTIE If it is fmt true, it is very well invented. Remarks: If it is necessary, Mark can be one of the most eloquent boys in our class. Interests: Debating, sports, music, fishing, snakes, and people in general. Activities: Afliliation Committee 3, Radio Club 3, 4, Biology Club 1, 2, Dramatic Club 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Thespians 4, Debating 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4: Scientific Society 3, 4, Baseball lg Yearbook Co-Editor, Senior Class Play, and Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: The Oral English requirements for debaters. Future Plans: Small college in the East. 18 . I ! KERN COFF IN M en of fem words are often the best men. Remarks: Kem with your easy going personality 'we're sure that you'll get that good job. Interests: Fishing, hunting, sports, a certain someone. Activities: Pet Peeve: Being accused of two timing. Future Plans: To get a good job. FREDERICK W. COLE The only way to win. friends is to be a friend. Remarks: Fred sure knows how to make friends and keep them. He came to B.H.S. this year and is already one of our favorites. Interests: People, sports, cars, and travel. Activities: Transferred from Okinawa: Marching Band lg School Band 25 Baseball 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4, Class Play 3: Yearbook Stall 4. Pet Peeve: Stale cigarette breath. Future Plans: College and travel. JAMES REED COLES A man of hope and forward looking mind. Remarks: Besides being a fine asset to our class, Reed is a good swimmer and -the oo-captain of our swimming team. Interests: Sailing, swimming, sports cars, girls, and tennis. Activities: Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4: Co-captain 4, State Swim Meet 2, 3, 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Dramatic Club 1, 25 Stage Crew 1, 25 Tennis 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Advertising Staii 4: Senior Class Play: Class Assembly 3, 4: Yearbook Editorial Board 4. Pet Peeve: Boats that leak. Future Plans: College and government work. IANET LOIS COLLINS My favorite, I might say, my only study is a man. Remarks: Janet can always be seen with her lover around school. Interests: Sports, Fat Boy Drive-In, Dancing and a little boy who lives around the corner. Activities: Color Guard 2: Biology Club 2: Snogard Camival 2, 33 Class Assembly 3. Pet Peeve: Future Plans: I'll work for a while, and later, get married. 19 RUTH AGNES CONNORS Her voice was ever soft and low, an excellent thing in a woman. Remarks: We wish you luck in your medical career, and we're sure you will succeed. Interests: Clothes, sports, people, traveling, and boys. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Ski Club 3, 4, Biology Club 4. Pet Peeve: Homework on weekends. Future Plans: A nursing career. MARIE E. COTE Wah a smile on her lips and a twinkle in her eye. Remarks: Marie is a girl with a swell personality and a great interest in Maine Maritime. We wish you the best of everything you attempt to do. Interests: Boating, sewing, knitting, drinking Pepsi, bowling, swimming, PJ. parties, and writing letters to a. certain someone. Activities: F.H.A. President 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling League 3, Alliliation Committee 3, Girls' Swimming 3, Girls' Basketball 2, Snogard Camivalg Class Assembly 33 Yearbook Staff 4. Pet Peeve: People who make fun of my double chin. Future Plans: Attending a two-year business college then working for a while and a trip to Bermuda. ROANE RAE CRANS Manner, not gold, is a woman's best ornament. Remarks: We want to thank this fine girl for the great job she has done as President of the Joint Chapters of Tri-Hi-Y this year. Interests: Swimming, basketball, books, music, fashions, and sleep. Activities: Girls' Swimming 2, 3, 4, Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4: Orbla Review 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4: Yearbook Staff 4. Pet Peeve: Homework. Future Plans: College. GEORGE W. CRIMMINS, IR. A good man is hard to find. Remarks: George is one of those swimming dragons who really contributes to our Championship Team. Interests: Swimming, baseball, being a good guy, having fun, and trying to get under 1:04. Activities: Varsity Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, State Meet 1, 2, 3, 4: New England Meet 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Biology Club 13 Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Salesman 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Editorial Board 4. Pet Peeve: Poor sportsmanship and foreign language. Future Plans: College and a Held in engineering. 20 LARRY GEORGE CROOKER Hail, hail the gang's all here. Remarks: Larry has been a great asset to our swimming team. He is always the life of the party. Interests: Sports, cars, hunting, class parties, dancing, eating, and girls. Activities: Swimming 2, 3, 4, Manager 2, Captain 4, State Meet 3, 4, New England Meet 3, 4, Freshmen Basketball 1, Key Club 3, 4, Phi Delta Sigma 3, 4, Bowling League 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 3, Weight Lifting Club 3, Class Plays 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Editorial and Advertising Board 4, Snogard Carnival 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President 3. Pet Peeve: Policemen and certain girls. Future Plans: Go to college and study engineering or business administration. RICHARD L. CROSMAN A little nonsense now and then Ls relished hy the wisest of menf, Remarks: When Dickie is around, we're always sure of lots of jokes and laughs. Interests: Cars, waterskiing, sports, and one certain female sophomore. Activities: Varsity Swimming Manager 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Sophomore-Junior Prom Committee 2, Class Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4, Snogard Carnival 1, 2, Booth Building Committee 3, 4, Class Officer 1, fVice Presidentj. Pet Peeve: Girls who don't know how to eat spaghetti. Future Plans: To go to college. PHYLLIS H. CUNNINGHAM Friendship L9 her delight and pride. Remarks: Phyll is a girl who is tall and pretty. She would make a good model. Interests: Reading, drawing, painting, sports, dancing, popular music, Fords, T.V., crowds of people and one D.E.B. Activities: Dramatics Club 1, 2, Atliliation Committee 2, 4, Orbla Review 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Girls' Swimming 4, Softball 3, Volleyball 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 1, 3, 4, Yearbook Advertising Staff 3, Editorial Board of Yearbook 4, Snogard Committee 3, 4, Oflice Assistant 2, 3, Class Assembly 1, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Snobs and Indecision. Future Plans: A happy, successful life. BRIAN LEONARD CURTIS A cheerful companion is worth much gold. Remarks: Brian is one of our Senior boys who contributes to B.H.S. when the track season comes around. Interests: Football, basketball, hunting, sports cars fCorvettesl, and the weaker sexl?J Activities: Baseball 1, 2, Track 3, 4, Class Assembly 3, Snogard 3, 4, Marclfing Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Key Club 4, Ten Pin Bowling 4. Pet Peeve: Girls who chew gum like cows. Future Plans: The U. of M. and the Navy. 21 LINCOLN DALE Let us take as it comes. Remarks: Many members of our class think Lincoln is quiet, but many more know he is not. Interests: Girls, cars, hunting, parties, and water skiing. Activities: Radio Club 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, Hockey 3, 4, Biology Club 3, Ski Club 3: Bowling League 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Cops breaking Senior Parties. Future Plans: Air Force. CHARLES DESCHENAUX Hold that fort: I'm coming. Remarks: Charlie, captain of our football team, helped lead the Dragons to the state championship. Interests: Football, television, and cars. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain Teenage Council 2, 3, 4: Class Assemblies 1, 2. Pet Peeve: Having a good time. Future Plans: College. MAURICE CYR Friendship and .s'portsmanship equal a well liked manf, Remarks: Moe has the qualities of a good man and succeeds always. Interests: Girls, cars, jazz, dancing, eating pizza, tinkering with radios, and always having a good time. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 2, Marching Band 3: Ice Hockey 3, 4, Key Club 4. Pet Peeve: Alarm clocks and double periods of chemistry. Future Plans: To get a college education and live a happy, successful life. PEGGY IRENE DAVIS Her face is like the milky way in the sky- A meeting of gentle lights without a name. Remarks: This pretty girl will succeed no matter what she does. Interests: Art, dancing, one boy, dancing, and drive-ins, and movies. Activities: Chorus 2 years. Pet Peeve: Some boys, some girls, and in general some people. Future Plans: Either continue my artistic education, travel the fifty states, or get married. 4, Phi Delta Sigma 2, 3, 4, President 4g 22 PATRICIA A. DESJARDINS Don.'t fence me in. Remarks: Pat is a lively member of our class. Interests: Reading, music, Italian foods, a certain boy, and a green Caddy. Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2. Pet Peeve: Homework!! Future Plans: A happy married life with my certain someone. SUSAN V. DIONNE Don't kt my quietness deceive you, Remarks: Susie will make a good history teacher. Interests: Dancing, eating, sports, boys, history, and boys! Activities: Oiiice Assistant 3, 4, Red Cross 1. Pet Peeve: Washing dishes, four tests oh one day. Future Plans: To become a history teacher. LAURETTE M. A. DOIRON Man has his will, woman has her way. Remarks: Laurette can be depended on for a ride in her hot Plymouth. Interests: Swimming, basketball, football, p.j. parties, model T's, and their occupants. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 4, I.V. Cheering 3, Girls' Basketball 2, 8, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, Affiliation 35 F.H.A. 1. Pet Peeve: People who call then hang up when the phone is answered. Future Plans: Traveling and having a happy and successful life. A.NN ELDEN DOUGHTY Happy is thy nature. Remarks: This bundle of joy has always got a ready smile. Interests: Partridging, writing letters, the Island, my family, having a ball and a good laugh. Activities: Argosy 2, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Separationists. Future Plans: G.S.T.C., and a happy marriage. 23 s Activities: RICHARD DOUGLAS Life is what you make it. Remarks: Richard is a quiet boy who will do well in the Coast Guard. Interests: Hunting, cars, boats, camping, girls, swimming, and baseball. Activities: Biology Club 1: Baseball 1, Geology Club 2, 3, Bowling League 4. Pet Peeve: No money when I need it. Future Plans: Ioin the Coast Guard. 1 Interests: Activities : Pet Peeve: PAUL JAMES DUMAIS He marks not that you won or lost, but haw you played the game. Remarks: Jim is an outstanding athlete who will succeed in everything he attempts to do. Interests: Cars, girls, and sports. Activities: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Basketball 1: Hockey 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Bowling League 2, 3: Class Assemblies 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Themes over the weekend. Future Plans: College. JAMES DOUGHTY 1 shall laugh myself to death. Remarks: In all appearances lim seems to be quiet, but .... Interests: Money, cars, and girls, hunting, fishing, and dancing. Pet Peeve: Some girls. Future Plans: Join a service and make some money. ROBERT ANTHONY DREW ulndioiduality is to be preserved and respected everywhere l Remarks: We must admire Bob for his willingness to try. Future Plans: U.S. Air Force. 24 ROBERT L. DUMAIS He hath songs for man or woman of all sizesf' Remarks: Bob is a very popular boy, and we appreciate his dee-jaying at our record hops. Interests: Records, girls, dee-jaying, WBOR-FM, record hops, and food. Activities: Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4: Class Assembly 1, 2, 3. Pet Peeve: People who keep asking me for a record after I told them I don't have it. Future Plans: College, perhaps a radio broadcasting career later. HARRY A. DUNLAP III Take life easy while you may. Remarks: Harry is a man of definite opinions, but is as reasonable as the next fellow. Interests: Photography, cars, swimming, diving, and water skiing-NO GIRLS. Activities: Camera Club 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Girls. Future Plans: I'll go back to the South and work on my grandfathefs farm. JOHN A. DUNNING, IR. Let each man pass his days in that wherein his skill Ls- greatest. Remarks: john loves outdoor life, especially during hunting season. Interests: Firearms, and hunting. Activities: Pet Peeve: Double sessions. Future Plans: A Post Graduate course at B.H.S. NANCY E. EASTMAN A wise and understanding heart. Remarks: This girl is very well lcnown as a giggler. Interests: Dancing, swimming, drive-ins, BOYS, MALES, AND MEN. Activities: Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 3, 4, Secretary 4: Class Assembly 2, Basketball 1, 2, Swimming 49 Alliliation Committee 3, 45 Yearbook Advertising Staff 4, Orbla Review 4. Pet Peeve: Getting out of bed in the moming, and getting into bed at night. Future Plans: Will get a job and make someone the best wife possible. 25 x DONALD FAVREAU It is quality rather than quantity that counts. Remarkti: Donald was transferred to us this year. It's good to have such a line boy wi us. Interests: Football, hockey, sports in general. Activities: Pet Peeve: High browed people. Future Plans: College? JAMES FELTER He is as upright as a cedar. Remarks: jim is one of those few all-around nice guys who's so welcomed everywhere. Interests: Football, baseball, water skiing, ice skating, and girls. Activities: Key Club 3, 4g Class Play 3, 45 Football 3, 4: Radio Club 3. Pet Peeve: The lack of school participation in athletics. Future Plans: A commission in the Armed Forces. DAVID FORTIN The qualities that often blend-a good sport and a loyal friendf' Remarks: Dave, you've been a big asset to the school and a terror on the road with that laundry truck. Interests: Girls, dancing, and to play the bongoes, all sports. Activities: Weightlifting Club, Radio Club, and Bowling League. Pet Peeve: I hate to get up early in the moming. Future Plans: To try to enter M.V.T.I. and to do four years in the Air Force and later marriage. WILHELMENIA ANN FOSDICK None knew her but to love her, not named her but to praise her. Remarks: Willie always seems to be having fun and she has a great interest in horses. Interests: A certain fellow, horses, bowling, parties, swimming, water-skiing, and Minnesota. Activities: Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, and 10 pin Bowling League 4. Pet Peeve: Planning ahead and getting up early. Future Plans: To see the world and have a successful life. . s.,,,,,g PAUL FOURNIER Prepared for actionf, Remarks: With one look at Paul's hot rod, his ability as a mechanic can be seen. We wish him success in his career as a machinist. Interests: Cars, hunting, and fishing. Activities: Pacemakers. Pet Peeve: Staying after school. Future Plans: To be a machinist. CYNTHIA ANN FRENCH No saint .has red hair. Remarks: With her red hair and love for a good time Cindy will always have friends. Interests: Dances, clothes, boys, parties, going to games, going with the girls, and just having fun. Activities: Student Council 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice-President of Amicitia 4, Senior Class Gift Committee 4: Class Assemblies 3, 4, Bowling Team 2, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Sophomore-Junior Prom 3, Senior Ball 3: Yearbook Staff 4, Radio Club 4, Snogard 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Getting up on Monday mornings. Future Plans: Travel, college, work and then settling down with a special someone. . l . , RICHARD FRUIN ,A f Earnest 1 rts car one ar. R . Dick de t u ,f s d ,big impression in two Y ' I ' WF ere ts:, acts um s, r 'Ili d 'ls. 0 l P0 6 3 lmiM gi bw! ball a a 2, amera Club 4, ice-Pr et B .5 ,t. , 5 u I e : WM ' 'tif' o s , andwiym My F e s: Co an ' 5 -if job. TIMOTHY FURBISH He who says less, thinks mme. Remarks: Tim is one of our seniors that has a flare for outdoor sports. We wish you the best of luck in your future career. Interests. Skiing, hunting, girls. Activities: Basketball, baseball, football, track, ski club. Pet Peeve: Homework. Future Plans: Some branch of the service, preferably Air Force. 27 HELEN MARY GAGNON The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. Remarks: Helen's long black hair is one of her most distinguishing characteristics. We wish her the best of luck in her forthcoming marriage. Interests: Dancing, pizza pie, hamburgers, fishing, white Oldsmoboile convertible, and Walter. Activities: Office Girl 1, 2, 3, 45 Librarian. Pet Peeve: Arguments. Future Plans: Having a successful life, and a happy marriage with Walter. PATRICIA ANN GOT1' 3 Softly speak and sweetly smile. Remarks: She is one of those wonderful girls that appears quiet but is very active. Interests: Sleeping, working, sports, dancing, movies, people, and having a good time. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, 3, 4: Class Assembly 1: Girls' Basketball 1, 'Swimming 2: Sophomore-Junior Prom 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Snogard 2, 3: Or a 4. Pet Peeve: Getting out of bed before 11:00 A.M., and walking on dark cold nights. Future Plans: Happiness and success in life. GERALDINE C. GOTTHARDT The mirth and fun grew fast and furious. Remarks: Ierrie can always be found with the crowd having fun. Interests: Parties, clothes, dancing, boys, going with the girls, and Rog. Activities: Cheerleader 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 4: Orbla Review Staff 1, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Bowling Team 4, Radio Club 4: Biology Club 2, Class Assembly 3, Chorus 1, 2, Senior Class Play 4, Senior Class Gift Committee 45 Snogard 2: Affiliation Committee 2, 3: Sophomore-junior Prom 2, 3. Pet Peeve: My nicknames and other people's pet peeves. Future Plans: To further my education and get married. IOHN ALLEN COULD V I had an idea once but it died of loneliness. Remarks: As President of our Student Council john has done a marvelous job in assisting the school. In the winter he can be found on the slopes at Sugarloaf. Interests: Skiing, Sugarloaf, occasionally Waynilete. Activities: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, Key Club 3, 4: Scientfic Society 3, 4, Vice President 4, Student Council President 45 Guest Afliliation Committee 4. Pet Peeve: Pet Peevesf' Future Plans: Williams and hopefully Europe. 28 I TRUDIE GRACE She in beauty and education holds hands with any princess in the world . Remarks: Trudie is both cute and brilliant. She has done a great job as editor of the Orbla this year. Interests: Tennis, swimming, golf, music, and skiing. Activities: Transferred from North Kingstown, RI. 2: Student Council 1, 3, 4: Corresponding Secretary 1: I.V. Cheerleader 1, 2, Girls' Swimming 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2: Ski Club 3, 45 Class Assembly 3: Editor of Orbla 45 Yearbook Stall 4: Political Discussion Group 4: Senior Class Play 4, National Honor Society 3, 45 Vice-President. Pet Peeve: Teachers who insist in crowding three months work into May. Future Plans: College. GLENNA MAY GRANT lf you do good, good will he done to you. Remarks: Glenna is one of B.H.S.'s hard working office girls, we wish you a happy future. Interests: Eldon, writing letters, church work, driving the family car, and just having fun. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Future Plans: A good job and then a happy and successful life. 1 SHIRLENE GRANT Her feet are firmly set on the rock of a living faith. Remarks: Shirlene is a wonderful girl with an equal ambition. Interests: Taldng part in church activities, reading, sports, bowling, roller-skating chips, and bonfires at Look-Out Point. Activities: Red Cross 2, Oflice Assistant 4. Pet Peeve: That boys don't understand girls. Future Plans: To go to a Christian College and prepare for the Lord's work. THELMA ANN GRIFFIN When one is happy, one is good. Remarks: Thelma is a fine girl and a real asset to our class. Interests: Good movies, Mitch Miller, dancing, outdoor activities and just having fun. Activities: F.H.A. 1: Dramatic Club 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Getting up early. Future Plans: Something in the Held of advertising. 29 CHARLES R. GURNEY Oh hum-another day. Remarks: Dick is one of our serious minded students who also has a Hair for fun. Interests: Sports, dancing, parties, traveling, and a little girl who lives around the corner from me. Activities: Science Fair 1, Class Assemblies 1, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Vice-President, Color Guard 2: Snogard 2, 3, 4: President of Class 3, Sophomore-junior Prom 3: Senior Ball 3: Key Club 4, National Honor Society 3, 4: Political Discussion Group 4. Pet Peeve: People who won't listen to me. 1 Future Plans: College and the teaching profession. DAVID LEWIS HANNAF ORD Take life easy while you may. Remarks: In the winter Dave can always be seen schussing down the slopes of Sugarloaf. Interests: Tennis, skiing, hockey, girls, a happy life, dancing, and ah those parties!!! Activities: Ski Club 1, 2, 4: Hockey 4, Key Club 2, 4: Transferred from North Yanuouth Academy 3: Biology Club 2: Tennis 1, 2, 4: Orbla 4: Yearbook 4: fSenior gift Committeej. Pet Peeve: Friendly dogs that bite. Future Plans: College, an education and a blast. SANDRA ANN HANRAHAN Quiet and as fresh as an evening breeze. Remarks: Sandy is mighty handy with thread and needle. Interests: Sports, reading, sewing, swimming, boys, and fun in general. Activities: Transferred from jacksonville Florida 1: Freshman Assembly: Student Affiliation 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2: Volleyball 3, Softball 3: Sophomore-Junior Prom 3: Snogard 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 4. Pet Peeve: Homework over the weekend. Future Plans: To go to college in Louisiana. , ,f PAMELA CAROL HARRINCTON I have hrved many that I might love you. Remarks: Best of luck always to one of our engaged girls. Interestls: Mike, camping, music of all kinds, Saudi Arabia, legal office work, and Mi e. Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Main All-State Chorus 2: Junior Red Cross 1, 2: Dramatic Club 1. Pet Peeve: Homework, Navy regulations. Future Plans: A happy and successful marriage with that certain someone. 30 MARTIN HAYES These are the times that try men's souls. Remarks: Mart with your intelligence and wit we know you will succeed in every- thing you attempt to do. Interests: Bowling, hunting, Hshing, baseball, college. Activities: President of National Honor Society 4: Transferred from Memphis, Tennessee 3. Pet Peeve: Getting up early. Future Plans: College. ERNEST HILLMAN Always active in a. quiet wayf' Remarks: We know this line boy will do well in the service. Interests: Car salesmen. Activities: Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Future Plans: To get a job and go in the Air Force. FRANK HILTON All things come to those who wait. Remarks: Frank is one of our senior swimmers and in the summer when he isn't working he can be found at his cottage sailing. Interests: One girl. Activities: Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4: Color Guard 1, 2. Pet Peeve: School. Future Plans: Air Force. PETER M. HILTON Expression is the need of my soul. Remarks: Monty came to us in his junior year and soon proved to be a veritable well of witty comments. Interests: Cars, chess, music, girls, foreign languages, good books. Activities: Band 3, 45 Orchestra 45 Ski Club 3, 45 Affiliation Committee 33 Dramatic Club 4g Senior Class Play 4. Pet Peeve: Study Halls. Future Plans: Air Force or a good conservatory. 31 l GERALD WHITMAN HOLBROOK A man he is of quiet ways: to him we wish successful ways. Remarks: If Jerry seems quiet to you, you don't really know him. Interests: Hunting, fishing, senior parties, cars, and girls. Activities: Key Club 3, 4, Swimming 3, Hockey 4. Pet Peeve: Fuz and staying after school. Future Plans: Air Force and a happy successful life. MARY E. HOWARD Men, men, short or tall, makes no diference, I love them all. Remarks: Mary is a vivacious red head who knows how to have a good time. Interests: Hunting, cars, baseball, dancing, boys, being with the girls, and a certain someone. Activities: Ski Club 1, 2, 4, Alliliation 2: Class Play 4, Yearbook Stall 4: Girls' Basketball 3: Swimming 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Bowling League 4, Snogard 3. Pet Peeve: Boys who are too possessive. Future Plans: Traveling, college, then to settle with a certain guy. MARTHA IEAN NE HUNT I dan't like to be a flirt, it's just my wayf' Remarks: Jeannie, one of the most active girls in our class, is always willing to help whenever possible. Interests: Boys, cheering for good 'ol B.H.S., making friends, keeping, eating, and having fun. Activities: Cheering lj Varsity Cheering 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Class Assembly 1, 4: Senior Class Play Committee 4, Orbla Staff 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 3, 4: Swimming 2, Softball 3, 4: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Advertising Editor 4, Snogard 1, 2, 3, 4, Chairman Fund Dance 4, Football Queen Candidate 4. Pet Peeve: People who don't root for B.H.S. Future Plans: College, travel around the world, becoming a good teacher, and then . . . CAROLE INMAN My country is the world, and my religion is to do good. Remarks: Carole has been a very good addition to our class. Interests: Boys, school, foreign languages, meeting people. Activities: Pet Peeve: Grouchy people and snobs. Future Plans: Join the Navy or go to Bible School. 32 MARY L. IEPPESEN The ideal of courtesy, wit, grace, and charm. Remarks: The success of the class of 62 has greatly depended upon the hard work of this girl. Interests: Skating, skiing, music, all kinds of goodies, and spooking. Activities: Orbla Review 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, 4: Class Treasurer 2: Snogard Carnival 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Sophomore-Junior Prom 2, 3, Affiliation Committee 2, 3, 4: Vice President 3, 4, Senior Class Play Committee 4, Class President 4g Yearbook Editorial Board 4. Pet Peeve: Brenda and tools, Future Plans: College. BEVERLY KAREN JOHANSEN Lively, merry, full of fun, Half life's secret already won. Remarks: Bev's future as a nurse seems to be insured 'by the fact that she is alawys friendly to everyone. Interests: Bowling, boating, swimming, babysitting, money and boys. Activities: Bowling 1, 2, 35 Camera Club 1, 2, Biology Club lg Senior Class Play Props. Pet Peeve: French II. Future Plans: To be a nurse. SUE ELLEN JOHNSON Cute and sweet, knowing her is neat. Remarks: Susie's many interests are sure to assure her success. Interests: Food, dancing, skating, music, eating, that big village across the river, having fun with the girls and just fun in general. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary of Joint Club 3: President of Delta Chapter 45 Ir. Red Cross 3, 4: Yearbook Staff. Pet Peeve: Future Plans: Nursing and a happy, successful life. lla A ifziziz, - - ,,,. . , MICHAEL KARP Then he will talk-good gods, how he will talk. Remarks: Mike is a friendly little guy who has shown his ability in both dramatics and debating. Interests: Weekends, sailing, pizzas, sport cars, reading, history, soccer, sports, and people in general. Activities: Transfer from Scarsdale, N.Y., Cross Country 1, Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Key Club 2: Student Aililiation Committee 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Cold, gummy pizzas. Future Plans: Princeton, Williams, or Brown. 33 DAVID V. KING Constantly striving, making his life better. Remarks: David's ability in photography has been well appreciated by the football team and yearbook staff. Interests: Photography, science, automobiles, et les jeunes Hllesf' Activities: Camera Club 3, President 4g Football Photographer 4. Pet Peeve: A day has only 24 hours. Future Plans: College, marriage, or that orderl. SHIRLEY MAE KING My thoughts and my conduct are often my own. Remarks: With her many interests and strong devotion she's sure to have that happy and successful life. Interests: Church activities, writing bowling, and Italian foods. Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 35 Iunior Red Cross 2, Senior Class Play. Pet Peeve: Cliquey groups. Future Plans: To have a successful and happy life in doing the will of my Lord. DANIEL RICHARD KENNEY A good man is always there when needed. Remarks: Danny's interests seem to lie in outdoor sports. We wish you success in the Air Force. Interests: Fishing, hunting, camping, dancing, girls. Activities: Key Club 4: Geology Club 3, 4: Baseball 1: Varsity Football Manager 3, 4: Biology Club 2, 3, Radio Club 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Being called Kenney. Future Plans: Join the Air Force and go into State Police school in Augusta. teaching high school math andfor science Cin LARRY A. KING No evil can happen to a good man. Remarks: Larry has many abilities which make a person successful. We wish him the best of luck. Interests: Swimming, water-skiing, camping, collecting coins, and girls. Activities: Swimming I, 2: Color Guard lg Biology Club 2, 3, Yearbook Advertising 3, 45 Camera Club 3, 49 President 3, Key Clu 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play. Pet Peeve: Getting up early. Future Plans: Business school: then, a happy and successful life. letters, having a good time, talking, skating, , .s ffifivf ' k1i'i3, 34 ,ar , CLAIRE M. LABBE Cute as a button and sharp as a tack. Remarks: Claire carried on the Labbe tradition to reign as Football Queen this year We'll always remember Claire's winning smile and friendliness. Interests: Skating, dancing, boating, going to PJ. parties and eat chips all night and a certain boy. Pet Peeve: Conceitll Future Plans: Miami, Florida and a successful and happy marriage. JEANNE M. LABERGE Her secret is patience who adopts the pace of nature. Remarks: With her experience as an oliice worker, we're sure she'll get that good job. Interests: Swimming, skating, drive-ins, and dancing. Activities: Basketball 3: OHice Assistant 4: Publicity Senior Play 4. Pet Peeve: Themes and Oral reports. Future Plans: To travel and to find a good job. JEANNETTE M. LABERCE What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Remarks: Ieanette's cheerful disposition has won her many friends. Interests: Swimming, skating, and a certain somebody. Activities: Basketball 3, 4, Office Assistant 4. Pet Peeve: Smart alecs. Future Plans: Beautician or Nursing and marriage. CAROLE MAUREEN LACHANCE She's lu-tle and she's wise: but she's a killer for her size. Remarks: Peanut', has proven the theory that great things can come in small pack- ages. We wish her much success. Interests: Sports, cheering, eating, P.I. parties, keeping busy, and my shadow. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Biology Club 2, 3, 4: Librarian 4, J.V. Cheering 3, Varsity 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2: Teenage Council 3, 4, President 4: Ski Club 1, 2: Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4, One Act Plays 2: Senior Play, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, F.H.A. 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 4: Secretary of Class 2, 4. Pet Peeve: Lonely weekends! Future Plans: To further my education. 35 p a Acdvities: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Ski Club lg Dramatic Club 1, 2, Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 3: Swimming 3: Freshman Cheerleader: Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Projection Crew Secretary 3: Teenage Council 2, 3, 4, Publicity for Senior Play. RUSSELL LACHANCE A brave new world has such people in Remarks: Russell's combination of mechanical ability and good disposition will make him a success in future life. Interests: Bowling, drawing, doing construction work, and girls. Activities: Baseball 1, Bowling 2. Pet Peeve: Gettin' up at 7 o'clock. Future Plans: Going to some trade school, or going into the Navy. VIRGINIA V. LAMMERS Silent and always kind. Remarks: Virginia is ciriet and friendly. She is a good person to know, and we wish her the best of luc wherever she may go. Interests: Basketball, swimming, music, Massachusetts people, and Florida. Activities: Pet Peeve: Getting up at 5:30 in the morning. Future Plans: To live in Massachusetts for a while. I may go into the service later on, and to live a happy life. 4 . DAVID W. LAMOREAU He stood humbly and surveyed the world. Remarks: David is a worker and very dependable. His help is appreciated by all. Interests: Hunting, fishing, football, wrestling, dancing, and girls. Activities: Football 1, 4, Biology Club 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, 45 Projection Crew 4, Dramatics Club 4. Pet Peeve: Report cards that come the Hrst week of deer hunting season. Future Plans: College majoring in Forestry or Wildlife management. BARBARA A. LECENDRE Do you not know that I am a woman? When I think, l must Speak. Remarks: Barb has shown exceptional talent as an actress. Her job in the Senior Class Play was outstanding. Interests: Dramatics, traveling, skiing, people, good music, clothes, and the future. Activities: Student Council l, 2, 4: Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Cheerleading Frosh., I.V.g Varsity 3: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Thespian Troupe 3, 4, Vice-President 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Senior Class Play 4, One Act Plays 1, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: People who aren't punctual: I never am. Future Plans: College and a trip around the world. 36 MARIE ANTOINETFE LEVESQUE Coy and fair and quiet is she. Remarks: With Marie's pleasant personality and cheerful ways, we suspect that she has already achieved part of her happiness. Interests: Bruce, dancing, writing letters, sewing, pizza, and everything in general. Activities: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4. Pet Peeve: People who are late. Futulrli-E Plans: Work for a couple of years, then marriage and a happy and successful 8. W. RICHARD LIVERNOIS Is that the saint or the devil behind him. Remarks: Cars seem to be holding Dick's interest right now - even more than girls! Interests: Cars, girls, and bowling. Activities: Key Club 4: Bowling League 4. I Pet Peeve: Weekends without the carl Future Plans: A higher education. LORRAINE ANN LEVESQUE She has a merry wit and is not shy of using uf' Remarks: We wish Lorraine the best of luck in her future. With her lively personality she can't help but succeed. Interests: Boys, sports, food, clothes, PJ. parties, and having fun in general. Activities: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Girls' Basketball 25 Senior Class Play 4: Yearbook Staff 4. Pet Peeve: Freshmen. Future Plans: To be an R.N. and to get married and lead a happy and successful life. RONALD LETALIEN The pleasure of his company. Remaxiksz kChristine is presently holding Ronnie's eye. We wish them both the best o uc . Interests: Water skiing, bowling, and most girls. Activities: Basketball 1: Track 1: Bowling 2, 3, 4, President 4. Pet Peeve: Getting up at 6 A.M. Future Plans: M.V.'1'.I. in Portland or the Air Force. 37 . ROBERTA ANN LOTT Her heart is as golden as her hair, friends like Bobbie are rare. Remarks: If you ever need a friend, go to Bobbie. She is one of our best and devoted cheerleaders. Interests: Cheering, B.H.S., dancing, pajama parties, Tri-Hi-Y, thc girls, boys, and John! Activities: Cheering 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Class Assembly 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Advertising 4, Senior Class Play: Class Treasurer 4. Pet Peeve: Future Plans: College, a career in science and marriage. SHARON LOWELL Merrily, Merrily shall I live. Remarks: Mike is one of our greatest basketball players and she sure is a riot at parties. Interests: Getting in to mischief, eating, all sports, P.I. parties, the other side of the river, Excitement, a certain guy. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g Bowling 35 Red Cross 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 1, 2, 3: Swimming 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Being awakened Saturday momings by certain people. Future Plans: X-Ray Technician, then whatever follows. STEPHEN MANTER What a thing friendship is. Remarks: Steve is one of those who is always seen with a certain underclassman. Interests: That certain underclassman, swimming, cars, having fun, and B.T. Activities: Radio Club 2: Bowling League 4. Pet Peeve: Getting up at 5:30 on Saturday morning. Future Plans: To find a good-paying job, and have a happy and successful life. ADRIAN S. MARDEN And when he goes out of sight, never is he out of mind. Remziiks: Adrian has done a great deal of work back stage for his class during asselm- ies. Interests: Dawna, Kathy, Roberta, WBOR, and electronics. Activities: Projection Crew 1, 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, Co-Manager 3: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Thespians 3, Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Having teachers disturb my sleep in class. Future Plans: Become a big disc-jockey at WMEX or WMCM. 38 THOMAS MARTIN A friend and a merry man is he. Remarks: Tom has been a great and active bowling member of our class. Interests: Fishing, sports, bowling, reading, and hunting. Activities: Biology Club 2: Geology Club 3: Bowling League 3, 4: Key Club 4 Pet Peeve: Those stupid television commercials. I Future Plans: A college education and then perhaps a term in the Air Force. COLE'I'I'E R. MCCARTHY Fo0lery shines everywhere. Remarks: Colette is one of our pretty senior girls with a lot of charm. She is sure to succeed in whatever she does. Interests: Dancing, swimming, boating, PJ. parties, being with the girls, boys, and a certain someone. Activities: Student Council: Ski Club 1, 2, 3: Dramatic Club 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Treasurer 3: Radio Club 4: Swimming 2: Basketball 1, 2: Class Assembly 1, 4: Orbla 2, 3: Oiiice Assistant 4. Pet Peeve: Being lied to, especially by boys. Future Plans: To go to IBM School and have a happy and successful married life. EARL FRANFLYN MCFARLAND Mild in manner and friendly is he. Remarks: Frank is sure to succeed with his mild and understanding manner. Interests: Music. Activities: Stage Crew 1, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Future Plans: Air Force. DOUGLAS MCGRAVES 'KA good time is always there when needed. Remarks: Doug has been a hardworking member of our class and we wish him the best of luck next year. Interests: Dramatics and working on the stage crew. Activities: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics-2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play: Children's Theater 3, 4: Class Assembly 2, 3, 4: One Act Plays 2, 3, 4: Creek Play 3: Regional Play: Contest Stage Host. Pet Peeve: People who fool around on stage. Future Plans: Attending a dramatic academy. 39 NORMAN MCLAUGHLIN Too much time spent on studies is sloth. Remarks: Norm and his car are a familiar sight around town. Interests: Sue, my car, bowling, water-skiing, and fun. Activities: Stage Crew 3, 4, Bowling 4. Pet Peeve: Getting up early momings. Future Plans: Go further in school and a good job after school. DONNA LEE MCMANUS Lively heart, pretty smile, stays with you for a real long while. Remarks: Donna has a sweet personality. WVe're sure she will succeed in anything she attempts. Interests: School activities, dances at the harbor, knitting parties, basketball games, pizzas, and having fun. Activities: Argosy Club lg F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Vice President 4, Senior Class Play. Pet' Peeve: Teenagers drinkingll! Future Plans: Go into nursing or beautician school with a happy future. GARY Y. MCMULLEN The truest wisdom, in general is determination. Remarks: Everyone will remember Cary's acting ability and the good jobs he,s done in many school plays. Activities: Transferred from Marblehead, Mass. 2, Radio Club 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Swimming 2, Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, One Alot Play 2, 3, 4, Contest Play 2, National Thespian Society 3, 45 Senior Class P ay 4. Interests: All sports, dances and girls. Pet Peeve: Getting up at 7:00 o'clock. Future Plans: A happy life with a good job. CARL H. MERRILL Relaxed as the rain. Remarks: Carl is one of the Dragons of '62 who has pushed us on to victories in football, basketball, and baseball. x Interests: Sports of all kinds, parties, eating, cars, girls and having a good time. X Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Phi Delta Sigma 3, Treasurer 4, Teen-Age Council 4. Pet Peeve: A green Chevy, when it won't start. Future Plans: To attend the U. of M. and be a coach. 40 DALE V. MOEYKENS Deeds, not words, will speak for me. Remarks: Dale's a great golfer we're sure to hear much about in the future. Interests: Golf, travel, cards, books, cars. Activities: Orbla 1, 4, Radio Club 1, 2, 45 Football 1, Golf 1, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Teachers with moody dispositions. Future Plans: To become a professional golfer. DOROTHY M. MOREAU Life's a Pleasant Institution. Remarks: Dot is about the liveliest member of our class. Interests: Football games, Baton twirling, PJ. parties, Popham Beach, having a ball with the girls and Dave. Activities: Majorette 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 3, 4: Softball 3: Yearbook Advertising Staff 4: Teenage Council 4, Chorus 3, Transferred from Marie joseph Academy 3. Pet Peeve: Writing themes. Future Plans: Be an Airline Stewardess and have a happy, successful life. JOANN MOSLEY Life is not life at all without delightf' Remarks: jo is new in B.H.S. this year but her fine personality and friendliness have already made her a popular member of the class. Interests: Water-skiing, swimming, bowling, baseball. Activities: Red Cross Representative 1, 2: Cheerleader 23 President Prep Club 3: Secretary Iunior Class 3, Annual Staff 35 Newspaper Staff 3, School Bowling Team 3: School Dance Team 3: F .H.A. 1, Spanish C ub 1, 2g Junior Play 3: Girls' Baseball Team 3. Pet Peeve: Popping gum. Future Plans: College or Business School. BILLYE FAY MOTT A lovely lady garmentecl in light. Remarks: VVith Billye's ability to get along with others, she should and she will make a successful career as a nurse. Interests: Painting, horses, sports. Activities: Dramatic Club 4, Girls' Swimming 3, 4: Ski Club 4, Volleyball 3, Senior Class Play 4. Pet Peeve: Girls that wear those above the knee skirtsl' to school. Future Plans: Four years college with a major in nursing. 41 JOYCE A. MURRAY Cheerfulness can drive away a world of sorrowf, Remarks: With her varied interests she ca.n,t help but have a happy life. Interests: Sewing, cooking, horses, swimming, one boy, and having fun in general. Activiiicf: Iunior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, Girls' Swimming 3, . 1 Pet Peeve: People who talk about others. N Future Plans: To have a happy and successful life. w PAMELA ANNE NEAL An ideal girl who can't be beat. Remarks: With such a warm personality, and keen mind, Pam is bound to always succeed. Interests: PJ. parties, cheerleading, dances, sports, music and people. Activities: Transferred from Falls Church, Va. 3: Affiliation Committee 3, Delta Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice President 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Captain J.V. Cheerleaders 3: Varsity Cheerleader 4, Natonal Honor Society 3, 4: Secretary-Treasurer 4, Football Queen Candidate, Swimming 43 Yearbook Editorial Board 4, Vice President Senior Class. Pet Peeve: Waiting for something or someone. Fut1u'e Plans: College, teaching, and a happy married life. JAMES O. NESBIIT It costs nothing to be a gentleman. Remarks: jim is a guy who really helped the football squad. Oh, Jim, are you still on restriction? Interests: Sports, activities and that certain someone. Activities: Key Club 3, 4: Phi Delta Sigma 4, Football 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Class Assembly 3, 4, Sophomore Junior Prom 3. Pet Peeve: Getting in early. Future Plans: College and travel. l l N . l BILL OAKES N l Youth is time for joy. i Remarks: We wonder why Bill insists on teasing girls! Interests: Horses, teasing girls, language, mountain climbing, sailing, sports. Activities: Track 3, 4: Political Discussion 3: Swimming 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Orbla 1 4, Senior Class Play 4, Radio Club 4. Pet Peeve: A girl I can't tease, a mountain I can't climb and a horse 1 can't ride. l Future Plans: Furthering my education, seeing the world, and becoming a millionaire. I 42 JANE MARCO OLIVER Why should the devil have all the fun? Remarks: Janie is one of those lively island girls who loves fun and shows it. Interests: Clothes, convertibles, attending school games, being with the girls, baton twirling, having lots of friends and life in general. Activities: Majorette 3, 4, Chorus 1: Transferred from Fryeburg Academy, F.H.A. 2, 1.V. Cheering 2. Pet Peeve: Being lied to, especially by boys. Future Plans: To be a good beautician and hair stylist and in doing so, lead a happy and successful life. IRENE M. OUELLETTE Only the good succeed. Remarks: Reenie is a very sweet girl and everyone who knows her has found a friend. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Librarian 3. Pet Peeve: Homework, lights, tests. Future Plans: join the service or be a telephone operator, and a happy life. LINDA F. OVERLOCK And none can remain unfriendly in her presence? Remarks: Linda is a hard worker and one of the outstanding members in our class. Interests: Herb, water skiing, swimming, PJ. parties, sewing, and just plain having un. Activities: F.H.A. 1: I.V. Cheerleader 2g.AHiliation 3, Swimming 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4. Pet Peeve: Homework over weekends. Future Plans: To be successful in the nursing career and live a. successful life. DAVID HENRY PACKARD The1'e's humor in him. Remarks: Dave has sure done a good job in sports during his four years at B.H.S. Interests: Cars, sports, food, having a. good time, Dottie. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Phi Delta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Class Assembly 1, 2, 4, Teenage Council 4. Pet Peeve: Quiet study halls. Future Plans: To join the Air Force and have a very happy and successful life. '43 to l THEODORE I. PEACOCK, JR. He who commands the sea has command of everything. Remarks: Teddy is a popular senior who is active in sports and well liked by everyone. Interests: Football, basketball and a good career in the Coast Guard. Activities: Football 45 Basketball 45 Student Council 25 Bowling Club 25 Track 15 Biology Club 2. Pet Peeve: Getting up at 7:00. Future Plans: join the Coast Guard and make a career out of it. DENNIS C. PELLETIER I carft let my quietness deceive you. Remarks: Quiet as he may seem, Dennis is one of the more fun loving members of our class. Interests: All sports fespecially water skiing, and snow skiingl, swimming, hockey, food and the opposite sex. Activities: Basketball 15 Baseball 1, 3, 45 Biology Club 3, 45 Key Club 4: Ski Club 3, 4, Pet Peeve: Making a foolish mistake. Future Plans: Go to College. RICHARD PALMER He'll yind money for mischief when he can find none for coin. Remarks: Dick is a real live wire in his classes and we're sure he'll Hnd success and friends wherever he goes. Interests: Hunting, iishing, cars, and having fun with some girls. Activities: Pet Peeve: The boys call me Itchy. Future Plans: A draftsman or a short career in the Air Force. DAVID PELLETIER What can you find that is greater than kindness. Remarks: Dave is one of our finest guys and can be found with a certain under- classman. Interests: All sports, the opposite sex, weekends, and having fun. Activities: Basketball 1, 25 Football 25 Baseball 35 Biology Club 2, 45 Key Club 45 B.H.S. Bowling 3, 45 Senior Class Play. Pet Peeve: Getting up on a cold rnoming. Future Plans: College. 44 c LEONARD PELLETIER There is a passion for hunting something deeply implanted in the human breast. Remarks: Len has a great ability in shop work. He's bound to be a great success in his chosen Held. Interests: Machine work, boat building, and hunting. 1 Activities: A Bowling, skiing. Pet Peeve: Homework. Future Plans: To work about a year, and then join the service. PHYLLIS A. PELLETIER Tall is her stature, taller still is her heartf' Remarks: Phyl is an active member of our student body and an excellent musician. She is to become a success in whatever she tries. Interests: Jazz, medicine, sports, people, and hot dogs. Activities: Argosy 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play 4, Year- book Stait 4. Pet Peeve: Goatees. Future Plans: To be a doctor and surgeon, someday. RENAUD PELLETIER Whatever you do, do with all your might. Remarks: Renard is a hardworking shop! boy whose combination of mechanical skill and outdoor activity is sure to earn im success in the Air Force. Interests: Girls, hunting, and fishing. Activities: Bowling: Skiing. Pet Peeve: Homework. Future Plans: To join the Air Force. RUSSELL A. PENDER I'll be merry and free: 1'll be sad for nobody. Remarks: What's this about New Bedford, Mass.? Good luck to a swell fellowl Interests: Hunting, fishing, Senior parties, working, New Bedford, and my hard eamed diploma. Activities: Bowling League 3, 4. Pet Peeve: SCHOOL. Future Plans: Four years in the Marine Corps. Later, life in Florida. 45 SHARON A. PENNELL Friends are not so easily made as kept. Remarks: Sharon always has a friendly smile and a kind word for everyone. We're sure that she'll have that successful marriage. Interests: Art, sewing, that special guy. Activities: Pet Peeve: Charlie's rodding around. Future Plans: Have a successful marriage. Remarks: Mickie's consistently friendly personality has won her many friends. Interests: A certain guy, art, music, reading, bowling, dancing, going out with the girls, pajama parties, and Italian sandwiches! Pet Peeve: Carrying my books to and from school. Future Plans: To further my education and to live a useful life. Activities: Argosy 2, 3, 4, Secretary-treasurer 35 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Swimming 3, Librarian 3, Alliliation Committee 3, 4: Senior Class Play. Remarks: Mary's a hit wherever she goes, so we're sure she'll always he happy as she is now. Interists: Swimming, basketball, skiing, color guard, boys, football games, and more oys. Pet Peeve: Being called Marion and short boys. Future Plans: To either join the W.A.F. or become a hair designer. Activities: Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2: Majorette 2, 3: Color Guard 4. ln summer or winter, she shines the same. MICHELINE A. PHILLIPPON LINDA ANN PIERCE Her ways are ways of gentleness and all her paths are peace. Remarks: Linda is a sweet and cute member of our class who shows a great deal of school spirit. Interests: Cheering, football and most sports, music. Activities: Vice-President of Sophomore Class, Secretary 4, Cheerleading Freshmen Head Cheerleader, Varsity 2, Captain 35 Head Cheerleader 4: Chorus 1: Student Council 1: Davis Award 2, junior Red Cross 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y: Delta Chapter 2, 3, Chaplain 4: Class Assemblies 1, 25 Yearbook 4. Pet Peeve: Lack of school spiritl Future Plans: The University of Maine. MARION J. PIKE The busy bee has not time for sorrows. 46 DONNA RAE COBURN PLE'I'l'S A wind's in the heart of meg a yi-re's at my heels. Remarks: Donna's an active girl with a wonderful talent for making friends. outdoor activities, all B.H.S. activities, and a certain someone. Tri-Hi-Y 4g Chorus 1, 2: Swimming 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Not enough hours in a day and curfews. DOUGLAS PAUL PRELCOVISK Public schools are becoming a nuisance. Remarks: This bowler has been a great help to'the T-Birds. Interests: Bowling, M.S. and especially M.S. Activities: Bowling 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 3. Pet Peeve: Put oft until tomorrow what you shouldrft have done today. Future Plans: Joining the service and then getting married. l STANLEY PRELGOVISK The oery peak of courtesy, Remarks: Stan is quiet in a crowd, but when he speaks, it's worth listening to! Interests: Cars, parties, dances, and someone special CR. CJ. Activities: Bowling 2, Stage Crew 3: Projection Crew 3, Key Club 4. Pet Peeve: Future Plans: Higher education and the service. AUDREY ELIZABETH PURINGTON Modesty is a shining light. Remarks: We want to express our appreciation for the fine work this girl has done for our Student Exchange Program. Interests: Good hooks, good music, boating, teaching children, archaeology, psychology, art, swimming, hob ies, and Barrington! Activities: Junior Red Cross lg Alliliation Committee 2, 3, 45 President 3, 45 Orbla Review 2, 3, 45 Debating 3, Chorus 3, 45 Senior Class Play. Pet Peeve: Hypocrites and not having enough time. Future Plans: Barrington College and missionary work. 47 Interests: Foreign foods, clothes, cars, meeting people, jazz, PJ. parties, dancing, Activities: AH-lliation Committee 2, 3, 4: Sld Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Future Plans: College: possibly teaching Home Ee. and getting all the fun out of life. JOANNA RILEY Women are wiser than men, because they know less but understand more. Remarks: Although Io may be very quiet at times, she is a friend to all. Her ability to work well will take her far. Interests: Music, languages, camping, skiing, swimming, and sailing. Activities: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, A.iEliation Committee 2, 3, 4: Orbla Review 3, 4: Ski Club 3, 4, Political Discussion 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2: Swimming 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Cum. Future Plans: College and overseas service. SCOTT A. ROBINSON If you sail on the sea of ambition, you'lZ land at the port of success. Remarks: Scott is bound to make a big splash at the Maine Maritime Academy. Interests: People, news, and things. Activities: Biology Club 2, 35 Track 1, 2, Football 4. Pet Peeve: Six o'clock reveille. Future Plans: Maine Maritime Academy. RAYMOND ROSSIGNOL Don't start the party till I get there. Remarks: Ray is a B.H.S. lineman with a lot of get up and go. He's the life of any party, and a good man to know. Interests: Football, Cape Cod, girls, Red Sox, and a Black Lincoln. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Phi Delta Sigma 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Salesman 1g Class Assembly 25 Basketball 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Losing a football game. Future Plans: College - Navy. CHERYL ANN ROWE Such a tender voice. Remarks: Cheryl is petite but full of great personality. Interests: M.I.S., dancing, having fun, hairstyling, Tri-Hi-Y, and people. Activities: F.H.A. 1, 2: Dramatics 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 President of Beta Chapter 4. Pet Peeve: Juvenile delinquents. Future Plans: To become a fine hair stylist, and live a full and exciting life. PETER ORR RUSSELL Intelligent as he is pleasant' Remarks: Anyone can tell you Pete's a lot of fun to have around. Interests: Electronics, Ham Radio, sports, someone special, and Civil Defense. Activities: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 4: Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4, Radio Club 1, 2, Vice President 3, 4, Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, Manager 4. Pet Peeve: jammed Corridors! Future Plans: University of Maine and a career as an electronic engineer. BONNIE CARLENE RYTKONEN A soft, light tone like hers - most pleasing? Remarks: Carlene's a wonderful girl in so many ways who's welcome always. Interests: B.H.S., swimming, reading, dancing, cooking, and having funl Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Orbla Review 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club lg Yearbook Staff 4, Red Cross 4, Class Assembly 1, 2. Pet Peeve: Waiting . . . Future Plans: College and a long life. PAULINE A. ST. ONCE Make the most of life whik you may, life is short and wears away. Remarks: Pauline has sure made this yearbook a great success, we wish her all' the luck in the world. Interests: Sports C esp. skiing, swimming and tennisb, people, good times, and about 800 polar bears. Activities: Biology Club 3, 4, Vice President 4: Ski Club 1, 3, 4g Dramatics Club 2: junior Red Cross 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary of Delta 4, F .H.A. lg Basketball 1: Swimming 2, 4, Affiliation Committee Secretary 3: Scientific Society, Secretary- Treasurer 4, Yearbook Editor 4. Pet Peevc: School lunches! Future Plans: College. NANCY SAUCIER Sweet as a September song. Remarks: This fine girl is liked by all because of her friendly personality. Interests: Ernie, football games, basketball games, dances, and fun in general. Activities: Chorus 2 years, F.H.A. 1 year, Tri-Hi-Y. Pet Peeve: Getting up at 6:30 A.M. Future Plans: Work for a while, then marriage. PAMELA SHOUP Cheerfulness and gaiety are her two weapons. Remarks: Pam is new in B.H.S. and a great asset to our class. Interests: Skiing, swimming, golf, tennis, and all B.H.S. sports. Activities: Transferred from Gemiany 4, Swimming: Ski Club 45 Affiliation Committeeg Tri-Hi-Y. Pet Peeve: People who don't speak. Future Plans: College. ANGIE SKELTON Success is the measure of ability. - Remarks: An 'e, a ood student and friend, works hard in everything she does. We E1 E need more workers like Angie. Interests: Cooking, skating, deep-sea fishing, and the beach. Pet Peeve: Getting out of bed in the morning. Future Plans: A good job. HAROLD SCHOCK Life is women and food, but food doesrft give you the trouble women do. Remarks: Schock is a rugged lineman who deserves a lot of credit for our Class B Championship. He's a team worker and a lot of fun to know. Interests: Cars, sports, hunting, girls, and just ramming around. Activities: Biology Club 2: Baseball 2, Football 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Radio Club 3, 4, Debating Club 4: Afiiliation Committee 4. Pet Peeve: Sunday drivers. Future Plans: University of Maine. MARY MARGARET SIMARD Happy go lucky, fair and free, never a care to bother me. Remaiiksz Mary, one of our peppy cheerleaders, has added much spark to the class o '62. Interests: EATING, sports, cheerleading, P.I. parties, and my special someone. Activities: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Orbla Review l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, Stage Crew 1, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, Class Assembly 1, 3, 4, Student Council 2. Pet Peeve: Jimmy Felter and the name Olver. Future Plans: College and a happy life. 50 DAVID S. SKILLINCS Interests: Cars, boats, guns, and girls. Activities: Future Plans: Further schooling and travel. GLORIA JEAN SMITH I win by merit, not by favor. Remarks: This fine girl is a welcomed addition to our class. Interests: Music, dancing, and sports. Activities: Transferred from Providence, R.I., F.H.A. 4, Dramatics Club. Pet Peeve: People who are not themselves. Future Plans: Marriage. DANIEL SMITH Interests: Making money, cars and girls. Activities: Radio Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Doing homework at night. Future Plans: Radio and television school. SHARON ELIZABETH SPERL Gentle in personage, conduct, and equipagef' Remarks: Union High School's loss and our gain. Sharon is an able student and actress, we're glad to have her in B.H.S. Interests: Horseback riding, swimming, skating, reading, painting, and dramatics. Activities: Transferred from Union High 1961 - Secretary Dramatics Club 4, Senior Class Play: National Honor Society 3, 45 Class Treasurer 1: Student Council, Treasurer 2g F.T.A. Oflicer 1, 2, 3, Thespian Troupe 2, 3: Science Club 2, 35 Science Fair 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Captain 2, 3, Chorus 33 Debating 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Small minded people. Future Plans: Liberal Arts College and travel. 51 He conquers who endures. Remarks: Dave is another six-foot-plus Senior. And what a sense of humor! Pet Peeve: Broken down cars, unfaithful women, and green lollipops Let every man be fully persuaded in his own mind Remarks: Dannyis enjoying smile will stand him in good stead in the future Mi...- JAMIE B. STEWART, IR. The business of life is to go forward. Remarks: jamie is a newcomer to B.H.S. and a very nice person. He has a smile for everyone. Interests: Hunting, cars, and traveling. Activities: Political Discussion Group 45 Homeroom Chaimian 3. Pet Peeve: Would be socialites. Future Plans: Navy, and college. SHARON STAPLES There's no cosmetic for beauty like happiness. Remarks: Sharon is quiet and sweet and has a. happy disposition. She will surely succeed in whatever she attempts. Interests: Sports, homemaking, having a good time in general. Activities: Pet Peeve: Future Plans: Work and then become a successful housewife. PEGGY ANN STROUT Her radiant face reflects streams of light. Remarks: Peggy's a living example of the saying wonderful things come in small packages. Interests: Sewing, cooking, Florida, dancing, pizza, reading, fun in general. Activities: Argosy Club 1, 2: junior Red Cross 1, 2, Aliiliation Committee 3, 4, Orbla Review 45 Yearbook Staff 4. Pet Peeve: Long hot summers. Future Plans: College. MARY ELIZABETH SWAIN Light at heart and quick in spirit. Remarks: Mary is an energetic senior who will succeed in anything she attempts. Interests: Basketball, horseback riding, swimming, hunting, and music. Activities: Color Guard 3, 4: Swimming 45 Basketball 4. 5, Pet Peeve: Future Plans: Work and travel. ROGER E. TARDIFF Humor is gazkaty concealed behind the fest. Remarks: Roger is a barrel of fun to have around, he's got an explosive personality. Interests: Hunting and fishing. Activities: Pet Peeve: Peop1e's Pet Peevesf' Future Plans: College to study Forestry. ROBERT L. TEMPLE The best way out Ls always through. Remarks: Bob is the strong silent type, but when you get to know him, watch out! Activities: One year ski club. Pet Peeve: Homework. Future Plans: College and science. JOAN MARY THEBERGE I dare to do all I can get away with. Remarks: Joanie is an active Senior who can be seen driving that tough Mercury. Intergstsz Swimming, dancing, skating, sewing, riding around with the girls, and oys. Activities: Argosy Club 1, 2, Orbla 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice President 3, Affiliation 2: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Radio Club 4g F.H.A. 4, Bowling League 2, 45 Class Assembly 1, 35 Office Assistant 1, 2. Future Plans: Business College and a family. IEANNE MARIE THIBEAULT Mus-ic hath charms to 'soothe a savage heastf Remarks: This tall girl has a sweet personality and is liked by all who know her. Intereitszd Popular music, dancing, roller skating, drive-ins, eating, having fun, and L oy . Activities: Chorus 4. Pet Peeve: Being called froggie. Future Plans: Having a family and a happy married life with Lloyd. 53 L., ROBERT OCTAVE THIBOUTOT, JR. Here's a dear industrious friend. Remarks: Bob is quiet and kind. Best of luck to him. Interests: Skating, swimming, hunting, and baseball. Activities: Senior Class Play 4. Pet Peeve: Future Plans: Air Force or some other branch of the service. RICHARD THOMPSON A man must make his opportunity as oft' as he finds it. Remarks: Richard is one of the better dancers in the class and he also has that friendly personality too. Interests: Dancing, skating, eating, basketball, and a certain girl. Activities: Radio Club 3, 4: Orbla Review 1, 2: Dramatics 1, 2: Freshmen Class Assimglgg 'Basketball 1, Greek Play 35 Junior Red Cross 2, 3, Teen-Age Council 3, , si ent. Pet Peeve: Bill and not having a license. Future Plans: Either go into business or continue working at the First National. 1 N CHRISTINE B. TOME As full of spirit as the month of May Remarks: Tina is full of fun and we know that she will never lack friends. Interests: Dancing, swimming, drive-ins, being with the girls and a certain someone. Activities: Radio Club, Tri-Hi-Y. Pet Peeve: Living in Bowdoinham. Future Plans: To get a secretarial position and work for a few years, and then marriage. DENNIS R. TOOTHAKER He that is master of himself will soon be master of others. Remarks: Dennis is one of our good looking boys. VVhat's this about not liking girls and having twenty-Eve children? Interests: Cars, boats, food, sports, and a certain girl. Activities: Football 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3, Phi Delta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Teen-Age Council 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Ford cars and girls. Future Plans: To get a good job, get hitched and raise twenty-Eve children. 54 Sportsmanship and friendship equal a well-liked man. Remarks: Bob has been a great asset to our class and a big help to our B.H.S. hockey team. Interests: Girls, hockey, football and books. Activities: Transferred from St. Hubert, Canada 35 Football 4, Hockey 3, 4, Captain 3. Pet Peeve: Mathematics teachers. Future Plans: College. PRISCILLA MARYAME TREMBLAY A nest of starlight in her hair. Remarks: Priscilla has all of the good qualities that make a good nurse. Interests: Music, dancing, Italian foods CPD, and that certain V.I.P. Activities: Chorus 2, 3. Pet Peeve: Homework on weekends and holidays. Future Plans: Nurse's training and then marriage. ROBERT TRIPE Be not merely good, be good for something. Remarks: Paul has aided our class sports this year and we wish him the best of luck in the future. Interests: Girls, football, all types of sports, Senior parties, motor scooters and having fun. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Class Assembly 2, 3, 4: Bowling League 2, 3, 4, Weight Lifting Club 2, 3, 4g Vice President 4. Pet Peeve: Quickie Quizzes, and Future Plans: To be successful in anything I attempt, to go to college and lead a happy life. LUCIE A. VERMETTE Her radiant face reflects streams of light. Remarks: Everyone knows what a lot of fun Lucie is to have around. Interests: A certain someone, writing letters, food, Home Ec., and music. Activities: Dramatics Club 1, Majorette 2, Teenage Council 1, 2g Chorus 2, 3, 4 Pet Peeve: The Armyll Future Plans: Living a happy and successful life. PAUL VINEY girls whispering. 55 I I LOUISE NVALLENTINE She bathes in the smile of glee. Remarks: With her good looks and lovely hair, she's sure to go a long way. Interests: One certain boy, dancing, eating and cooking. Activities: Radio Club 3: Swimming 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4. Pet Peeve: Getting up early and being out late. Future Plans: Get a good oilice job, travel and eventually to get married. MARION WARGO Let gentlemen my strong enforcement be. Remarks: Marion is known for her quiet manner and sweet personality. We are sure that she will get a great deal from life. Interests: Art, swimming, skiing, horses, and having fun in general. Activities: Chorus 3, 4. Pet Peeve: The alarm clock on school mornings. Future Plans: To go to Bible school. BRIAN C. WARREN I like the game and want to play. Remarks: B-Z is one of the musicians in the class. He has done a great job as drummer in the band and pianist for the chorus. Interests: All sports, music lstrictly classicall, food, hunting, fishing, and Bowdoin. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Tennis 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, Class President 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3: Biology Club 4: Senior Class Play, Class Association 2, 45 Student Council 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Losing a basketball game. Future Plans: Bowdoin. CATHERINE L. WARREN It seems to me that she's very shy, but we know of course that she'll get by. Remarks: Cathy is a cheerful member of our class. We wish her the best of luck in . her nursing career. Interests: Writing letters, church work, music, bowling and having fun. Activities: Biology Club 25 Chorus 2. Pet Peeve: People who spell my name with NK. Future Plans: To go into nursing training and later marriage. 56 IUDITH WASHBURN The mirror of all courtesy. Remarks: Indy is one of the more talented girls in our class. We have enjoyed seeing her art work in the exhibits in Room 18. Interests: The Bible, one special person, drawing, painting, and playing the piano. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2. Pet Peeve: Future Plans: To spend the rest of my life with a special person. ROBERT T. WATKINS I am not in earnest. Remarks: Tennessee is a true Southemer who really adds color to our class. Interests: Most everything as long as it is fun. Activities: Transferred from Memphis, Tennessee 3: Soph.-Ir. Prom Committee 3: Ten Pin Bowling 4: Key Club 4. Pet Peeve: A certain Yankee. Future Plans: Either the Service or further education. Hang sorrow, let's drink and be merry. Remarks: Sue's friendly personality and her ability to be the life of the party will keep her in the swing wherever she goes. Interests: Sports, boys, school, PJ. parties, driving, and fun in general. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Teenage Council 3, Secretary 4: Softball 3, 4: Swimming 2, 3, 45 Class Assembly 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: To be kept waiting and losing my license. Future Plans: Further schooling. MARTHA ELLEN WATSON It's in the twinkle of her eyes. Remarks: Martha is lots of fun and full of sparkling personality. Interests: Music, boating, the Harbor, and a certain someone. Activities: Dirigo Girls' State 35 Dramatics Club 1, 2: Chorus 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Sneezing and the last day of summer. Future Plans: A junior college and a happy successful life. SUSAN WATT 57 ALLEN WEIGMAN He stood tall and surveyed the world. Remarks: With your present experience we are sure you will succeed as manager of a department store. Interests: Living, Hshing, parties, painting, knowing people, meeting people and night life. Activities: Freshman Class Assembly, Sophomore Class Assembly, One Act Plays 2: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Rebels and Irish women. ' Future Plans: To be a Department Store Manager. IUDITH EILEAN WHITE Quiet as a street at night. Remarks: dludy is quiet among strangers but her friends know her to be fun to have aroun . Interests: Painting, roller skating, dancing, boys, Italian sandwiches, and drive-ins. Activities: Argosy Club 1, 25 Chorus 4g Ofiice Girl 2: Ten Pin Bowling League 1. Pet Peeve: Male drivers. Q . Future Plans: Nursing career at Maine Medical Center. SARITA WILLIAMS Quiet, sweet, and neat. Remarks: Sarita's lucky to have the prettiest red hair in the class. Interests: Bowling, listening to the radio, dancing, boys and fun in general. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Iunior Red Cross 4. Pet Peeve: Getting up at six o'clock each moming. Future Plans: To be a secretary to some nice young man. CAREY D. WILSON A proper man as one shall see. X Remarks: Carey is a marvelous golfer with a disposition to match. Interests: Cars, Ford, golf, movies, pizzas, girls, sports, music and a certain '50 Plymouth. Activities: Basketball 1: Biology Club 2: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4: Maine School Boy Golf Tournament 2, 4: Ir. Red Cross 1. Pet Peeve: Driving with my Mother in the car: and double boggies. Future Plans: To go on to College or making a career of golf. 58 TERRY W. YOUNG . Tell the truth or trump - but get the trick. Remarks: Terry's many interests keep him quite busy, but he found time to add his talents to the Senior Class Play. Interests: Lida, water-skiing with Norman, cars, food, bowling, dancing, and all kinds of fun. Activities: Student Council 1, 2: Football 1, 2, 3, One Act Plays 3, Thespian Troupe 3, 4g Radio Club 2, 3, 4, Class Assembly 1, 2, 3, Senior Class Play: Baseball 2. 4 Pet Peeve: Myself, and pay-day just once a week. Future Plans: To marry her, then a hitch with the C-ovemment, and on to Califomia Highway Patrol Academy. MICHAEL L. ZUBKO A man must make his opportunity as oft as he finds it. Remarks: Mike is an avid skiing enthusiast and can be found on any winter weekend on the slopes of Sugarloaf. Interests: Skiing, my mountain hideaway, Tague's Motel, a particular Volkswagen. Activities: Key Club 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, New England Track Meet 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Senior Class Play, Class Assembly 4. Pet Peeve: Snow Bunnies. Future Plans: College, and to become an engineer. 'MICHAEL Z. ERAMO The mirth and fun grew fast and furious. Remillgildi golgiinwdia fylolllntrlie best of luck, Mike, at M.V.T.I. and hope that you attain Interests: Fishing, hunting, and boating, Pet Peeve: Working weekends, Future Plans: Going to M.V.T.I. 59 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST DRESSED Larry Crocker Donna Pletts MOST INTELLIGENT Trudie Grace Mark Cristie MOST FLIRTATIOUS Bobbie Lott Teddy Peacock PRETTIEST SMILE Tavia Bradstreet Reed Coles 60 BEST PERSONALITY Ray Caron Pam Neal CUTEST Ma.ry Simard jimmy Nesbitt TALLEST AND SHORTEST A1 Cloutier Carole Lachance PRETTIEST EYES Pauline St. Onge Iamie Stewart 61 BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS Barbara LeCendre Mike Karp QUIE.TEST Barry Bums Carlene Card MOST POPULAR BEST LINE BEST ATHLETES La.rry Crooker Danny Caron Carl Merrill Claire Labbe Laurette Doiron Sharon Lowell L MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Reed Coles Mary Ieppersen MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Dave Fortin Jeanne Hunt BEST DANCERS Diane Bouchard Richard Thompson MOST DEPENDABLE Jean Brush Iohn Gould 62 FRIENDLIEST CLASS WITS BEST LOOKING Pam Neal Tim Bensema Dennis Toothacker Dave Fortin Dot Moreau Tavia Bradstreet DONE MOST FOR THE SCHOOL Mary Ieppersen john Gould PRE'I'I'IEST HAIR Louise Wallentine L Ronny Letalien MOST TALENTED M Brian Warren BEST FIGURE Claire Labbe L AND PHYSIQUE T David Packard Willie Fosdick 63 MEMORIES of 62 The class of 62 entered B.H.S. as some three hundred knowledge-hungry Freshmen. During our first year we plunged enthusiastically into both the intellectual and social aspects of school life. Most of us looked at the upperclass- men as some kind of superhuman creature-as indeed they seemed. The first thing we accomplished as a class was the electing of our class oiicers. We elected Peter Brown president, Dick Crossman vice-president, Sally Favor secretary, and Danny Caron treasurer. This Freshmen class made a fine showing at Snogard that year. The theme of our booth was ring the bell and dunk the duncef' Some unfortunate members of this Freshmen group were subjected to a very pasty mixture whenever a sharp-shooter rang a cow bell by hitting it with a ball. Our assembly that year was a contrast between schools in the United States and Russia with a grand finale of American entertainment-a talent show. Freshmen teams that year made a credible stand. The cheerleaders who backed these teams continued to do so in the next few years. The Varsity cheering squad has been dominated by the class of 62 for the past three years. The following year a promising group of Sophomores appeared on the portals of BlH.S. However, their number had dwindled slightly from the previous year. Our class officers were president, Brian Warren, vice-president, Linda Pierce, secretary, Carole Lachanceg and treasurer, Mary Ieppesen. Under their capable leadership, we produced an assembly about TV quiz programs. Our Snogard booth that year was a game where balls were thrown into cans for prizes. As juniors, the Class of 62 was represented by President Dick Gurney, Vice- President Larry Crooker, Secretary Jean Brush, and Treasurer Carol Brooks. It was during this year that we acquired a theme song- Night Theme. Our Snogard booth, which contained three games, dart throwing, ring tossing, and a magic trick, which was chosen the best booth at the carnival and remained up for the annual Snogard dance. The assembly that year featured a brave group of Juniors absconding with Castro's Cuban rum. This last year at B.H.S. has been a busy one. The hard work of our Senior boys on the football team resulted in a non-defeated season and the State Championship. The Senior Class Play Arsenic and Old Lace' was received very well by its audience. Oflicers this year are President, Mary Jeppesen, Vice- President Pam Neal, Treasurer Bobbie Lott, and Secretaries Carole Lachance and Linda Pierce. As we leave B.H.S. we abandon one life and enter another, but the memories of the past few years shall remain with us always. 64 Heinz Behrmann of Germany B.H.S. was privileged to play host this year to exchange student Heinz Behrmann from Halstenbek, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. Heinz succeeded Barbara Bauke of Lubeck as our third exchange student in as many years. He came to us from the Bismarkschule in Elmshorn in the absence of a student prepared to come from the Iohanneun, where one of our students, David Millay, is studying this year. Heinz studied with the juniors this year and we sincerely hope he enjoys the rest of his stay with us in Brunswick. He feels that Americans are friendlier than Germans and have more friends. They take life easier. Heinz's pleasant personality and friendly ways have won him many friends around Brunswick. We extend to him our best wishes for happiness and success and hope that he will carry our warmest greetings back with him to our German friends. . 65 CLASS OF '63 PRESIDENT Gwyath Smith VICE PRESIDENT joan McDuff SECRETARY Sue F ides TREASURER Loretta Michaud 1.1 vi' my' ww uf Vx' 'J L-fur Q-wwwwr CLASS OF '64 PRESIDENT Laura Jeppesen VICE PRESIDENT Carol Ann Van Sant SECRETARY Jeannine Pelletier TREASURERS Sally Coulette-Priscilla Michaud l Q K CLASS UF '65 PRESIDENT Denis Beaudoin VICE PRESIDENT Linda St. Piere SECRETARY Caroline Dane TREASURER Anne Webster many Pam Glynn m Bobliie Lott Linda Pierce Pam Neal m Mary Sxmard m Claire Labbe Joan McDuff 69 Sue Fides Hunt DRAGUN S BECUMI Cloutier does it again! Co Brunswick Go! . ik, K MNA, ? is Wk 3,5 wk . H - it 51 .v - , Ab I ' ,, ? Q . - ,,-. fm L, 1 -,., . ,FS Xu . Q vi .t L. , Q. 1 gh sexi ,, Linda and Charlie ' .el 'R lie X 'V '-'f -. - B-R-U-N-S-W-I-C-K W N Catch That Pass! 1 70 DRAGONS STATE CHAMPS I I , . I. J gi , W X - 5 X A ' A .,: 4 1 ' . ,A V. :eff SW' A af xl .. W , , . g,v ,. R . 'K ' f 1' ' wgqftf ' f .s if ' f k . . fl . 5' . LU .l w Q :Q 1 xazfr' , lf, 1 A nfl? ll Ill? 3 1 S , . f - , 1 l half. fl Hold That Lmel Allah, Allah al y State Champs Dave will make it all the way! ,lil 'faq D+ lf ' xi I X-A Watch it, Carl! Front Row, kit to right: I. Felter, D. Caron, C. Merrill, C. Descheneaux, T. Peacock, P. Vin H. Sh k T. Bensema. ey, 00 , Back Row: S. Robinson, F. Cole, J. Nesbitt, I. Dumais, A. Cloutier, R. Rossignol, B. Tripe, D. Packard, R. Bean, D. Kenny. SE IOR F OUTB LL The Seniors on the Varsity Football Team should feel proud to have led the Dragons to their first, undefeated, state class B championship in the history of Brunswick High. For our money, B.H.S. had one of the finest quarterbacks in the state in Carl Merrill. He not only led the team with his own running, but his passing proved to be the key point of the offense. Al Cloutier was a standout at end. The Merrill to Cloutier combinadon proved hard to stop. With the addition of jim Nesbitt and Fred Cole to their backneld, the Dragons iielded a well- balanced attack. Dave Packard, Teddy Peacock, Bob Tripe, Fred Bean, and Dan Caron added to the running attack with Packard running wild on the first play of the Winslow game. The line this year was made up of some hard veterans. jim Dumais, switching to defensive end, proved effective on defense. Charlie Descheneaux, the captain of this year's team, threw key blocks in countless plays. Tim Bensema and Harold Schock proved to be fine linemen. Ray Rossignol, one of the finest guards any- where, proved his talent to the B.H.S. fans with hard defensive charges. Ray made honorable mention on the All American High School Team. The fine kick- ing of Al Cloutier pulled the Dragons out of many diflicult situations. Acknowledgement and thanks are also in store for all the hard work Dan Kenny and Scott Robinson put in as managers of this champion team. 72 Bottom: S. Robinson, W. Hansen, F. Coles, Felter, D. Caron, D. Packard, C. Merrill, C. Descheneaux, T. Peacock, P. Viney, H. Schoc , T. Bensema, G. Favreau, D. Kenney. Second Row: E. Billings, W. Pearl, R. Bean, R. Morris, D. Ponziani, T. Felter, P. Labbe, I. Eumpisi I. Nesbitt, R. Rossignal, A. Clouder, R. Tripe, W. Miller, R. Bernier, R. Pearl, J. aza s Third Row: R. Johnston, R. Hoffsetz, G. Wallace, H. Garrison, S. Genthnez, J. Totman, R. Dube, I. Thompson, E. Hamilton, C. Hewitt, P. Brilliant. VARSITY FOOTBALL This year's Varsity football team, despite the rather pessimistic outlook of coaches Pearl, Billings and Cockburn at the beginning of the season, compiled the best record in football history at Brunswick High. The Dragons won all seven of their scheduled games. This impressive record proved more than enough to make them State Class B Champs. The Dragons' backfield proved to be much sharper than expected. The veteran line, good running and passing attacks, and alert quarterbacking, proved to be an unbeatable combination. Although many lettermen have played their last game for B.H.S., the outlook for next season is bright with Pat Labbe, Bob Hoftsez, Dave Ponziani, Ron Bernier, Harry Garrison, Wayne Miller, George Wallace and Charlie Hewitt, all who played an important role in this year's wins, returning. BESUM E Brunswick 27 Oxford Hills 7 Brunswick 20 Waterville 6 Brunswick 33 Westbrook 0 Brunswick 36 Winslow 12 . Brunswick 41 Gardiner 14 Brunswick 25 Biddeford 6 t Brunswick 25 Morse 7 73 First Row: R. McKinney, R. Clemons, B. Lebeige, B. Lachartite, M. Bisgrove, I. Conley, F. Sabaiskiansi, I. Taylor, I. Dane. Second Row: B. Boulden, B. Venteroni, A. Bragden, C. Hugh, T. Murphy, F. Koch, F. Wright, S. MacGowen, N. Pruell. Third How: B. Peacock, S. Nesbitt, B. Hersey, N. Michaud, B. Tibitot, B. Collum, R. Kasta, R. Culbertson, U. Hunt, K. Leonard, D. Pensiero. Fourth How: Coach Cockbum, Coach Green, I. Wade, P. Casey, B. Flanagen. F RESHMA FOOTBALL The Freshman football team under the fine coaching of Bill Cockburn and Don Green had a tough season this year. The good sportsmanship of the players was shown when games were lost. The team is shaping up for future I.V. team and Varsity. 74 Lynch, T. Fisher, M. Bibber, L. Doiron, T. Grace, N. Fenton, S. Herzog B Mott, Brush C. Brush D. Pletts, P. Cunningham Estes M. Wakely. J Tetreault M. Ieppersen P. St. Onge P Girard S. O'Donnell, I. Felter, J. Nesbitt, D. Sweet B XIQWMUW Q93 fi SKI CLUB The Ski Club has been a very active part of B.H.S. for the last four years. The purpose of the Ski Club is to give everybody interested in skiing a chance to ski. The Ski Club puts on an annual Christmas dance to raise funds for ski trips. Many ski trips have been taken to Pleasant Mountain and Sunday River, the attendance on these trips has been good. The Ski Club members have always received cut-prices from these three ski areas. PRESIDENT Mike Zubko SECRETARY-TREAS. Mary Simard ADVISOR Mr. Caldwell 75 S. Walsh, C. Kamerling, L. Jeppesen, P. Liversay, M. Simard, M. Mather, A. Connors, D. Pensiero, B. Lacharite, J. Pullen, D. Beaudoin, B. Brown. BASKETBALL AL CLOUTIER PETE RUSSELL CARL MERRILL BRIAN WARREN 76 Bottom Row: R. Pearl, G. Smith, C. Merrill, R. Bernier. Second Row: Coach Pearl, D. Cary, R. Merryman, A. Cloutier, P. Russell B Warren L Thiboutot. VARSITY BASKETBALL Due to the graduation of many experienced Seniors, the 1961-1962 Varsity Dragons looked forward to a year of building, Senior lettermen Brian Warren, Carl Merrill, and Al Cloutier were forced to carry the load, while a few inexperienced underclassmen were given a chance to play. The team's record is 3-9 so far, however, with a few breaks, they could have won their three two-point losses to Portland, Waterville, and Rockland. With a never ending determinadon to win, the Dragons still cannot be counted out with four impor- tant games remaining, they could conceivably squeeze into a tourney berth. Seniors lost this year: Pete Russell, Carl Merrill, Brian Warren, and Al Cloutier. 77 J. V. BA KETB LL . Top Row: R. Lynch, R. St. Pierre, R. Hollsetz, P. Brilliant, E. Clark, R. Pelletier, I. Stevens, Coach St. Pierre. Bottom Row: M. Floger, L. Davis, P. Vose, B. Favreau, R. Young, P. Labbe, P. Morris. FRESH BASKETBALL Top Row: Manager R. Culbertson, J. Boniface, J. Hartley, D. Peusiero, R. Clemons, D Stevens, D. Pruel, D. Livemois, 1. Terney, Coaqh Billings. Bottom Row: B. Venturoni, B. Peacock, S. Nesbitt, C. Stetson, C. Rowley, F. Sabaislciansi T. Murphy, Manager Kasta. 78 Bottom Row: R. Pelletier, G. Mitchell, R. Brilliant, N. Litalien, C. Moore, S. Lebel, S. Merritt, B. Quelette, D. Bucknell, D. Bucknell, L. Cassaw, D. Belanger. Second Row: D. Progalvish, R. Langlais, R. Laboudois, S. St. Pierre, R. Pelletier, L. Pelletier, T. Martin, R. Quelette, D. Bernier, B. Labourdois, D. McDonald. Third Row: R. Litalien, D. Pellitier, R. Parks, A. Bourque, R. Lachance, R. Reno, I. Masse, R. Livemois, D. Pelletier, D. Harrison. Fourth Row: R. Douglas, R. Garrison, D. Caron, L. Dale, L. Crooker, T. Furbish, P. Bourque. BO LING LEAGUE , x R. L'Italien, R. Pelletier, R. Quelette, R. Langlais, P. R. L'Italien, R. Quellette, D. Bucknell, R. Brilliant. Bourque. CHAMPS OFFICERS 79 SWIMMING jim Nesbitt Reed Coles Co-captain Frank Hilton Bob Watkins Larry Crooker Co-captain ' -4 x Billy Crimmins Cabrxel Choquette AK Bottom Row: I. Nesbitt, F. Hilton, Co-Captains L. Crocker and Reed Coles, B. Crimmins, B. Watkins, D. Crosman, manager. Second Row: Mr. Crimmins, Coach, S. Walsh, C. Beam, C. Choquette, A. johnson, P. Cook, J. Dennen. Third Row: D. Nesbitt, I. Ryan, W. Pinfold, F. Wright, S. Staples, K. Burton. The B.H.S. Swimming team completed its iirst undefeated season in 1960-61, and the Mer- men topped it off by winning the State Inter- scholastic Swimming Championship. Five records fell during the season. Captain Karl Hentz set records in the 200 yard freestyle, the 200 yard Individual Medley swim, and the 100 yard Butterfly. David Marshall established a new '100 yard Breaststroke record. Finally, Pat Cook, Karl Hentz, Dave Marshall, and John Webb set a new record in the 200 yard freestyle relay. Gabriel Choquette 81 Larry Crocker To Iill the gaps left when the Seniors gradu- ated last year, Mr. Crimmins has this year: Sen- iors, Gabriel Choquette, Reed Coles, Bill Crim- mins, Larry Crooker, Frank Hilton, jim Nesbitt and Bob Watkins. juniors: Chris Beam, Ken Burton, Pat Cook, and Steve Walch. Soph: john Dennen, Dick Nesbitt, and Wally Pinfoldg and Frosh: Albert Johnson, john Ryan, Scott Staples and Frank Wright. All in all Coach Crimmins' Mermen should do fairly. well this year. 1961-62 Co-captains are Reed Coles and Larry Crooker. Bottom Row: F. Wright, S. Walsh, A. Iohnson, J. Ryan, W. Orr, S. Staples, K. Ryan, D. N' h ll . Sdgolldsllow: Coach P. St. Pierre, H. Dunlap, R. Stallings, R. Parks, M. Bisgrove, P. Caron, . 52-u-Q. A I. Simard, A. Pelletier. Third Row: M. Hansen, R. Totton, I. Wamer, D. Baird, W. Pinfold, S. Gysean, C. Mazer' e, G. O'Donnell. ! 1 , - I ef ' by LLMW, . V. SWIMMING 1 The I.V. Swimming Team under the Coaching of Peter St. Pierre are looking forward to a very successful season. The team is very strong in the Butterfly, Medley Swim, Backstroke, and Free- style. The diving department also looks very promising. With hard work the boys should have a fine season. l l 82 Bottom Row: D. Bucknell, I. Brush, D. Pletts, T. Grace, S. Sperl, P. Cunningham. Second Row: I. Riley, N. Eastmen, P. Neal, P. Shoup, P. St. Onge, B. Mott. Third Row: M. Simard, S. Watt, L. Overloclc, J. Munay. Absent: R. Crans. SR. GIRL WI MERS The Seniors had a great time at the pool this year. Girls were allowed to use the pool four nights a week. Although the season only was for recreation, many girls received swimming and diving instructions from the monitors. We were very thankful that Miss Birch and Miss Davis were able to take time from their work to be our coaches. 83 HGCKEY jimmy Dumais Bob Tripe Maurice Cyr Danny Caron Donald Favreau 84 David Hannaford Bottom Row: J. Favreau, I. Poulin, D. Favreau, D. Caron, J. Bernier, J. Russell, C. Guptil, G. Wallace. Second Row: J. Holbrook, D. Hannaford. Third Row: E. Nichols, R. Paiement, C. Coles, B. Tripe, M. Cyr, I. Dumais, G. Anderson, R. Yambor, R. Anderson, Coach Peter Hepbum. 3 - .L . QAIJN' W wnwjsa 141 . Z,7Z At'0 jp.,.f4- HGCKEY TEAM we WCW This being the Brunswick High Hockey Team,s second season, the main problem of or- ganization still exists. Though the players do not lack stamina and aggressiveness, they are some- what short of experience. This year's team is led by an excellent first line comprised of Maurice Cyr, james Dumais, and Robert Tripeg all seniors. Last year Bob Tripe was voted Most Valuable Player, and Maurice Cyr was given the Most Improved Player Award. The second line, made up of Chris Coles, jim Russell and David Hannaford, we are recognized by many as three of the most hustling players on the team. George Wallace, Donald F avereau, Joe Holbrook and Richard Anderson make up the Ice Dragon's defensive unit. The nets are tended by Dan Caron and Gerry Bernier, who show considerable improve- ment with each game. With the problem of ice time and the lack of knowledge of hockey by most players conquered, the B.H.S. hockey team figures to finish the 1962 season with a respectable won-lost record. BASEB LL Fred Milliken Hugh Shaw . ' wiv: -. 1' 'L 1 . -- was . Bob Beaulieu Co-Captain Ronny Dumais Co-Captain Billy Clayton Ken French Dave Poulin 86 Donny Flaws Bottom Row: D. Flaws, F. Milliken, K. French, B. Beaulieu, R. Dumais, H. Shaw, B. Clayton. .Second Row: R. Bemier, B. Warren, 1. Dumais, D. Ponziani, C. Merrill, Coach St. Pierre. VARSITY BASEB LL Last year's Dragons got olf to a dismal start with three consecutive losses. But as the season progressed, the St. Pierre coached team became a fairly co- hesive unit. VVith the seniors, led by Co-Captains Ron Dumais, and Bob Beaulieu, leading the way, the team won five of its last nine games including a split of two games with arch-rival Morse .... Other seniors on the squad, who helped im- mensely in attaining these wins were, Fred Milliken, Dave Poulin, Hugh Shaw, Pete Rogers, Ken French, and Don Flaws. Underclassmen lettermen who rounded out the 1961 squad and who will form the nucleus of the 62 team are: Carl Merrill, Brian Warren, Ron Bemier, Dave Ponziani and Captain elect jim Dumais. 87 Bottom Row: C. Bemier, I. Webb, I. Gould. Second Row: Mr. Smith, J. Tucker, N. Dane, D. Anderson, C. Liversay TENN S The tennis team had a fairly successful season with a four and five record coupled with a third place in the state tournament. Again it was a year of rebuild- ings. Pete Dane showed the most improvement, with Chris Liversay and jack Tucker coming along. Prospects for this year are good with three returning veterans, Chris Liversay, jack Tucker, john Gould and a transfer from North Yarmouth, David Hannaford. RESUME Brunswick Portland Brunswick Colby Frosh. Brunswick Deering Brunswick South Portland Brunswick St. Doms Brunswick Hebron Brunswick South Portland 88 P. Blood, L. Thiboutot, B. Burns, D. Moeykins, R. Reno, C. Wilson, Mr. Hart. GULF Last year's Golf team had a successful season. Their record was 10-6 in over all competition. Their record in the K.V.C. was 6-2. The Golf team missed win- ning the K.V.C. by only one match. This year,s Golf team will be very strong with all of last year's starters back. Through the fine coaching of Mr. Hart and his patient work with the players, this year's team hopes to go undefeated. The starting four golfers this year will be Cary Wilson, Barry Burns, Dale Moeykens, and Robert Beno who are capable of shooting scores in the seventies. Adding depth to this year's team are Peter Blood, Leo Thiboutot, and Sophomore John Stevens who came along very nicely last spring. Barry Burns, Dale Moeykens and Peter Blood played in the 1961 school boys, tournament. This year's team has aspirations of winning the State Schoolboy Golf Team Championship. 89 TRACK e Mike Skaling Allen McGowan Dick Watt N l Arnold Delaite Phil Marriner William Woods Jon Carr Alden Perry Gary Mather 90 Dave Field Bottom Row: M. Skaling, R. Watt, D. Packard, A. Pen'y, I. Nesbitt, G. Favereau, G. Wallace, D. Wright, S. Hazelton. Second Row: I. Lowery, A. Delaite, M. Zubko, P. Marriner, I. Carr, W. Brown, R. Black, A. McGowan, R. Merriman, W. Miller. Third Row: Coach Green, D. Field, D. Baird, R. Rossignol, W. Woods, B. Curtis, L. Crocker, R. Fisher, P. Labbe, R. Churchill, G. Mather, W. Oa es, Mr. Logan. TRACK TEAM The success of the track team, coached by Dick Green and Duncan Logan, was due mostly to the record brealdng performances of Arnold Delaite, Mike Skaling, and Mike Zubko. Delaite holds the school record in the shot put with a throw of 53'9 and the Iavelin with a distance of 196'7 . Skaling holds the record in the pole vault with a high 12'. Zubko holds the record for the Hop, Step, and Iump at 41'5 . Others who scored heavily were Dick Watt, Alden Perry, Phil Marriner, jon Carr, Allen McGowan, Dave Field, Bill Woods, and Rickie Fisher. The team ended the year with a record of 5-2 and by cap- turing the K.V.C. when Delaite broke the Javelin and shot put record. The team also scored in the State Meet, placing third. In the New England Meet, Skaling placed first in the pole vault at 12' and Delaite placed fifth in the shot put. Next year's team looks very good with the return of Dave Packard, jim Nesbitt, George Wallace, David Wright, Mike Zubko, Bill Brown, Ralph Black, Richard Merriman, Denny Baird, Ray Rossignol, Brian Curtis, Larry Crocker, Pat Labbe, Robert Churchill, and William Oakes. These fine track boys hope to repeat the succes- ses of the 1961 team and add to them in the 1962 season. . V. CHEERLEADERS X Bottom Row: Jeannine Pelletier, Liz Leavitt, Captaing Nancy Dodge, Head Cheerleaderg Carol Dionne. Second Row: Terri Baker, Sally Coulette, Paula Black, Carol Dunham, Phyllis Tilghman, Jann Lynch. FRO H CHEERLEADERS 'YL Bottom Row: P. St. Pierre, A. Hannaford, Head, Linda St. Pierre. Second Row: I. Smith, D. Burow, A. Adams, S. Collin, L. Hollingshead, M. Fairhurst, Lynda Merrill, Captain absent. esifxent Carol Br00ks ohn Gollxdf Pr , Wee presi dent Student COUHCII 0fflCerS MHIY Sgcf et-ary .S eppefsens Io .Yee Sabo, Secretaly Jean Brush, Treasurer Bottom Row: T. Grace, C. Rytkonen, C. Brooks, I. Brush, M. Jeppesen, L. Overlock, B. LeGendre, S. Watt. Second Row: P. Gray, I. Theberge, P. Fox, Sabo, P. Berry, I. Tetreault, R. Dumais. Third llilow: B. Warren, J. Tucker, R. Churchi , R. Paiement, W. Miller, C. Beam, D. Pelletier, I. Gen ner. T DE T COUNCIL Bottom Row: P. Liversay, P. Anderson, E. Grieg, P. Page, A. Tonon, I. Cote, P. Ricker, D. Bradley, S. Gammon. Second Row: E. Below, D. Beaudoin, C. Brush, K. Watt, M. Dobransky, L. Jeppesen, J. Palmer, R. Garrison, D. Caron. Third Row: A. Irish, W. Pinfold, D. Livemois, A. White, F. Sabasteansld, B. Dunlop. First Row: Miss Kennard, L. Middlebrook, M. Dancause, M. Bibber, I. Tetrault, J. Crans, A. Purington, M. Jeppesen, N. Ellis, D. Dumais, E. Greig. Second Row: I. LeBerge, D. Yeaton, L. Millay, M. Skillings, R. Favreau, N. Eastman, J. Palmer, A. Sperl. Third Row: S. Riley, L. Jeppesen, D. Platts, S. Hanrahan, J. Riley, A. Webster, D. Jalkio, B. Coffin, B. Ouellette. AF F ILIATION COM ITT EE The Brunswick High School Student Afliliation Committee conducts all activi- ties relative to our affiliation with two partner schools in Lubeck, Germany, the Thomas Mann Schule, a girls' school, and the johameum, a boys' school. Under the Afliliation program, students and gifts have been exchanged between Bruns- wick and Lubeck. Two years ago, Brunswick High was host to a boy, Berni Schwen, and last year to a girl, Barbara Bauke. Our guest this year, Heinz Behrmann, is from the Bismark Schule in Elmshorn. This year, for the first time, a student from Brunswick, Dave Millay, is attending school in Lubeck. The Student Aiiiliation Committee is composed of club representatives and all interested students. The Committee conducts annual dances and suppers as major fund raising events. Last year, Brunswick High introduced another annual event to our program, an Exchange Student Day held in March in which the foreign students from surrounding schools are invited to speak in a special assembly and visit classes. The purpose of the program is to promote friendship and understanding of the culture of other nations. PRESIDENT Audrey Purington VICE-PRESIDENT Mary Jeppesen SECRETARY jane Crans TREASURER Joan Tetrault 95 OKING Left to right: Mr. Rose, S. Walsh, M. Christe, P. St. Onge, C. Liversay, M. Hayes. SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY This organization is especially proud of the one major service they perform for the school: Each morning, one of the members rises with for beforej the sun in order to get the school's oihcial weather report. They have their own instru- ments and a record of weather reports of each school day dating as far back as 1956. The Society is an honorary organization whose members are chosen on the basis of their interestgand ability in sciences. PRESIDENT Chris Liversay VICE-PRESIDENT John Gould SECRETARY-TREAS. Pauline St. Onge ADVISOR Mr. Rose 96 Bottom, left to right: R. Weed, M. Dancause, C. Brush, A. Webster, P. St. Onge, Mr. Bonang, C. Beam, C. Lachance, C. Dionne, N. Ellis, J. Dionne, S. Walsh. Second Row: R. Kennett, D. Webster, C. Liversay, D. Leavitt, B. Beam, I. Smith, L. St. Pierre, C. Kamberling, I. McDufl, R. Dunlap, F. Sabasteanski. Third Row: F. Wright, F. Koch, E. White, I. Ryan, T. Gustafson, B. Staples, C. Smith, D. Beaudoin, J. Dane, E. Mitchell. Fourth Row: B. Brown, D. Pelletier, R. Crownover, R. Staples, K. Day, H. Smith, D. Pelletier. BIOLUGY CLUB This year the Biology Club had approximately thirty members including about fifteen freshmen. Mr. Bonang, head of the Biology Department, supervised the group. Two of the speakers who addressed the club were Dr. Moulton of the Biology Department of Bowdoin College and Mr. Cleaves of the jackson Lab- oratories. The group also put up money for petri dishes, slides, cover glasses and chemicals for our Biology Department. PRESIDENT Chris Beam VICE PRESIDENT Pauline St. Onge SECRETARY Sarah Libby TREASURER Nancy North LIBRARIAN Carole LaChance 97 Bottom How: E. Peabody, C. Card, C. Rytkonen, L. Overlock, T. Grace, Miss Leonard, Pam Neal, M. Levesque, M. Cote, B. Sampson, T. Bradstreet. Second Row: M. Jeppesen, B. LeCendre, I. Hunt, C. Gagne, C. Olson, G. Darling, I. McDufT, C. Leonard, M. Phillippon, N. North, G. Frost. Third Row: T. Martin, C. Liversay, C. Brehm, E. Braun, J. Riley, S. Libby, C. Brooks, P. St. Onge, M. Annstrong. Fourth Row: B. Warren, I. Stewart, R. Paiment, C. Beam, D. Pellitier, R. Coles, I. Could, S. Walsh, F. Cole. AT IO AL HO OR SOCIETY Each year the top SZ of the junior class is invited to join the National Honor Society. This group carries through the following year as seniors and they are required' to maintain their high scholastic average throughout the year. Although not entirely an activity club, the National Honor Society honors scholastic achievements of the entire student body. Other activities include dances and the traditional pie throwing booth at Snogard which is strangely successful year after year! In the winter of this year the top 152 of the senior class was invited to join the society along with the juniors who will carry on next year. PRESIDENT I A Martin Hayes VICE-PRESIDENT Trudie Grace SECRETARY-TREASURER Pam Neal ADVISOR Miss Leonard PRESIDENT, Martin Hayes 98 Bottom Row: G. Gotthardt, J. Theberge, P. Cunningham, M. Jeppesen, J. Riley, A. Purington, Miss Jarvis, T. Grace, C. Rytkonen, N. Eastman, J. Hunt, P. Neal. Second How: E. Fortin, S. Walsh, J. Corrigan, C. Kamherling, L. Jeppesen, S. Riley, P. Liversay, S. Goulette, J. Elms, M. Skillings, C. Caine. Third Row: D. Hannaford, J. Priestly, J. Sabo, S. Li by, R. Rutherford, H. Graham, B. Curtis. GRBLA REVIEW EDITOR-Trudie Grace The Orbla Review was a separate school paper again this year. All articles and features are written ' by students. Considerable advertising space was cut out this year thus allowing for more articles. The paper was put out seven times during this school year. ADVISOR: Miss Jarvis 99 Pauline St. Onge lean Brush Mark Christe DRAGON EDITORS We, the editors, wish to express our appreciation to all those who helped us in the publication of the yearbook. VVe want to thank Mr. Barlow and Mr. Nason for their guidance, and we especially want to thank Mr. Clarence Frost for donat- ing so many fine photographs of school sponsored activities. Thanks also goes to the following assistant editors: Carole Lachance .................... Typing Mary Ieppesen ...........,.. Cover Design Jeanne Hunt ........... ....... A dvertising Bill Crimmins ................ Sports Editor DRAGON EDITORI L BOARD Bottlom Row: I. Hunt, C. Rytkonen, J. Brushj M. Christie, P. St. Onge, T. Bradstreet, C. Lac ance. Second Row: M. Jeppesen, C. French, R. Crans, P. Neal, B. Lott, P. Pelletier, B. Crimmins, R. Coles, L. Crooker, P. Cunningham, F. Cole. Bottom Row: C. McCarthy, D. Bouchard, M. Lowell, J. Hunt, Mr. Nasson, N. Eastman, I. Therberge, C. French. Second How: D. Bucknell, D. Moreau, S. Johnson, I. Lynch, S. Fidies, N. Dodge. Third Row: B. Curtis, L. Crooker, R. Coles, P. Russell, D. Hannaford, S. Robinson, L. King. YEARBUOK ADVERTISING STAFF TYPISTS Left to right: C. Labbe, C. Lachance, H. Graham, D. Moreau. 101 Bottom Row: L. Hargraves, P. Berry, G. Wing, M. Lalbott, P. MacDonald, C. French, I. . Taylor, P. Wright, C. Wilson, D. Fruin. Second Row: N. Crowe, S. Earl, R. Rutherford, A. McDuff, I. Crans, P. Tillman, C. Brush, ' C. Brooks, P. Gott. Third Row: D. Martin, C. Walker, C. Cloutier, N. LaProse, M. jones, M. Lydon, F. Gagnon, N. Gagnon, L. Braun. AMICITIA TRI-HI-Y PRESIDENT Ian Taylor ' VICE-PREs1DENT Cindy French SECRETARY Pat McDonald TREASURER Pat Wright ADVISOR Mrs. Theberge IOINT OFFICERS PRESIDENT Rainie Crans VICE-PRESIDENT Nancy Bartlett SECRETARY Betty Tracy CHAPLAIN Iane Crans REPORTER Dottie Pippo 102 Bottom Row: N. Fenton, E. Greig, C. LaChance, N. Hertzog, G. Rowe, I. McDuff, P. Glynn, D. Bouchard. Second Row: E. Leavitt, L. Hackett, C. Tome, N. Bartlett, L. Staples, N. Saucier, B. Green, M. Wakely. Third Row: R. Anderson, R. Favreau, S. Libby, M. Dobransky, N. Lamarre, P. Lavallee, I. Lynch, I. Elms, S. Watt. Top: I. Brehm, S. Raye, S. Trautman, M. Estes, A. O'Donnell, S. Saxton, M. Kelley, A. Maynard. ' BETA TRI-HI-Y Beta Tau Upsilon is one of the oldest chapters of Tri-Hi-Y in the state. Its many activities include the following: helping a needy family at Thanksgiving, answering Santa Claus letters, singing Christmas Carols at old folks homes, set- ting up a booth for Snogard and making leis for Snogard, donating money to World Service. Throughout the year, the girls do their best to attend conventions, conferences, and the State Legislature and to line up to the purpose of the club- to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian Character. PRESIDENT Cheryl Rowe VICE-PRESIDENT Donna McMannus SECRETARY joan McDuff TREASURER Carole Lachance CHAPLAIN Nancy Herzog ADVISOR Mrs. Lamarre 103 Bottom Row: D. Pippo, P. Vose, L. Pierce, S. johnson, P. Neal, P. St. Onge, B. Lott, N. Beaudoin, M. Hampton. Second Row: W. Smith, C. Dionne, I. Snow, B. Shock, N. Hampton, C. Benjamin, D. Bucknell, S. Lowell, D. Bucknell. Third Row: S. Williams, R. Conners, C. Albert, M. Adams, J. Dunn, B. Collin, T. Tetreault, T. Baker. Top Row: G. Grant, L. Wallentine, P. Shoup, D. Pletts, R. Crans, S. Driscoll, B. Tracy, L. Dobransky, I. Carr. DELTA T RI-HI-Y The Delta Delta Epsilon chapter of Tri-Hi-Y has had a successful year under the leadership of Mrs. Pierce, the advisor. They have contributed to many school sponsored activities, as well as to the national organization. The girls have also performed many services for the poor and underprivileged of this area. However, Delta is not all work and no play, memories of great parties will be cherished always by all. PRESIDENT Sue Iohnson VICE-PRESIDENT Pam Neal SECRETARY Pauline St. Onge TREASURER Bobbie Lott CHAPLAIN Linda Pierce ADVISOR Mrs. Pierce 104 Bottom Row: C. Coles, D. Hannaford, R. Coles, G. Crimmins, Mr. Tardy, I. Gould, E. Brawn, M. Hanson, D. Nesbitt. Second How: W. Miller, J. Russell, I. Holbrook, T. Martin, B. Favereau, Stevens, J. Felter, D. Caron, P. Viney, I. Nesbitt. Third Row: D. Baird, B. Watkins, D. Gurney, D. Crosman, L. King, R. Lynch, T. Crimmins, T. Felter, D. Livernois, M. Cyr, I. Holbrook. Fourth How: L. Dale, D. Pellitier, B. Brown, M. Zubko, L. Crooker, B. Warren, D. Pellitier, B. Curtis, H. Shock, Curtis. KEYCL B The Key Club, an international service club, teaches its members responsibility, and leadership. Membership is limited to the boys in the upper three classes with one basic requirement-a willingness to work and uphold the club standards. In the past year the Key Club has conducted a Go to Church campaign, con- tributed to the United Fund, cleaned up after various activities, such as the AH'iliation Supper, aided the Guidance Dept. distribute phamphlets for charitable organizations, and performed many small services about the school. PRESIDENT George Crimmins VICE-PRESIDENT john Gould SECRETARY-TREASURER Reed Coles ADVISOR Mr. P. Tardy KIWANIS ADVISOR Mr. Robert Hackett 105 Bottom Row: D. Brawn, T. Grace, E. Fortin, D. Iallde, L. Cowger, M. Northwap, N. Van Sant, S. Sperl, Mr. Wetherell, B. LeGendre, G. McMullen, C. Van Sant, I. Violette, K. Brown, N. Brawn, D. Webster. Second Row: D. Smith, E. McFarland, B. Oakes, P. Hilton, D. Lameroux, J. Could, M. Karp, ?.I-Rjgrhurst, D. McGraves, A. Marden, D. Lebordais, N. McLaughlin, B. Dunlap, A. Sperl, . erge. Third Row: M. Alexander, M. Pickett, J. Sadler, D. Walden, S. Paiement, M. Jeppesen, D. Brehm, I. Riley, G. Darling, S. Rose, L. Dyer, B. Mott, M. Philippon. Top Row: D. Pulsifer, R. Dickinson, P. Coocher, D. Pletts, D. McEwen, A. Tremblay, L. Baurgain, R. Cignac, S. Brewster, L. Lent, T. Look, M. Skillings, E. Racine, N. Fenton. DRA ATIC CLUB PRESIDENT Barbara LeGendre VICE-PRESIDENT Gary McMullen SECRETARY Sharon Sperl TREASURER Nancy Van Sant ADVISOR Mr. Wetherell THESPIA TRO PE A 4 A- 1. ' 4 .. - Bottom Row: L. Dyer, S. Sperl, I. Brehm, B. LeGendre, Mr. Wetherell, L. Cowger, C. Darling, S. Rose. Top Row: M. Christie, I. Gould, R. Fairhurst, G. McMullen, M. Karp, A. Marden, D. McGraves. PRESIDENT Lynn Cowger VICE-PRESIDENT Barbara LeC-endre SECRETARY Gail Darling TREASURER Doris Brehm 106 Bottom Row: W. Holstead, I. Vachon, Mr. Skolfield, C. Trebilcock, R. Pratt. Top Row: G. Smith, S. Jewel, E. Parsons, D. Leavitt, T. Longway. PRESIDENT Clifford Trebilcock SECRETARY jim Vachon ADVISOR Mr. Skollield 107 pi' if W H52 Bottom Row: W. Pinfold, J. Riley, Mr. Fox, G. Darling, L. Jeppesen, S. Riley. Second Row: M. Karp, D. Whiteside, M. Alexander, S. Walsh, I. Stuart. POLITICAL DISCUSSIGN GRGUP DEB TING TE Bottom How: S. Brewster, D. Burow, Mr. Hart, A. Webster, B. Collum. Second Row: I. Tiemey, M. Karp, M. Christie, T. Gustafson. 108 First Row: L. Hargraves, M. Hester, I. Hamlin, A. Robertson, P. Ricker, L. St. Pierre, E. Eranlzo, L. Hackett, Miss Kennard, E. Fortin, C. Nyer, N. Ellis, E. Pinkham, P. St. Pierre, N. Lud ins. Second Row: T. Labbe, A. Webster, D. Burrow, L. Merrill, E. Hollingshed, A. Hannaford, D. Swain, L. Lawson, N. Messier, S. Douglas, S. Handrahann, P. Sparks, M. Fairhurst, J. Cenley, M. Gonyer. Third Row: L. Dyer, M. Field, J. White, N. White, H. Dodge, L. Dall, S. Crystal, A. Guptil, D. Carver, D. Hardy, E. Guenwald, S. Collin, M. Hall. Fourth Row: M. Phillipon, K. Hall, N. L'Italien, H. Ruest, M. Bemier, D. Moulton, L. Fortin, E. La Marre, L. Cagne, C. Laynes, F. Robinson, S. English, C. Gagne. ARGUSY CLUB The Argosy Club, whose main purpose is to learn more about the world by corresponding with teenagers in foreign countries, was mainly responsible for the arrival of Heinz Behrmann, our junior exchange student from Germany. Besides raising money for the afore-mentioned project, this club also serves at basketball games, has a booth at Snogard and has an annual supper at the Hotel Eagle. The club has increased greatly since last year, there are ninety-six mem- bers enrolled, which is four times the enrolled number of last year. PRESIDENT Ellen Fortin VICE PRESIDENT Monica Dobransky SECRETARY Linda Hackett TREASURER Elena Eramo REPORTER Shirley Hall ADVISOR Miss Kennard 109 Bottom Row: R. Fruin, D. King, Mr. Pierce, B. Sampson, N. Eastman, C. Wilson. Second Row: L. Harmon, L. King, B. Hilton, H. Dunlap, M. Robinson, S. F ogg. CAMERA CLUB Now in its second year, the Camera Club is still under the direction of Mr. Pierce. The main purpose of the organization is to learn better methods for taking pictures and a basic idea of developing. The Club has about twenty-five members and has hopes to enlarge in the future. Aside from photography the Camera Club works on Snogard and other projects for the benefit of the Student Aid Fund. PRESIDENT D. .King VICE PRESIDENT R. Fruin SECRETARY N. Eastman TREASURER B. Sampson ADVISOR Mr. Pierce 110 First Row: E. Fortin, P. Lavalle, T. Fisher, P. Andreason, R. Caron, R. Dumais, Mr. Jewett, D. Bouchard, D. Coulombe, I. Clauson, D. Dumais, S. Brann. Second Row: P. Russell, L. Whittier, I. Ehns, J. Therberge, G. Gothardt, C. McCarthy, C. French, V. Hood, C. Dunham, S. Goulette, I. Lynch. Third Raw: P. Greg, M. Karp, D. Hannaford, W. Dunning, I. White, B. Lundrigan, R. Caron, S. Hanks, R. Bailey. Fourth Row: W. Miller, R. Caron, F. Messier, C. Rollins, S. Thing, R. Thompson, T. Young, A. Marden, M. Christie. Fifth Row: D. Fahey, H. Schock, L. Dale, D. Lamoreau, D. Caron, P. Fiori, P. Dumont, G. McMullen, D. Smith. RADIO CLUB The Radio Club was organized in order to give the members a background in the radio-television industry. A trip was made to the Cambridge School of Radio- TV Broadcasting and the education station, WGBH in Boston. Club members have been actively participating in radio programs over WBOR-FM at the Bowdoin College. This year we presented VVBOR with a new microphone in appreciation for all the help and assistance the station has always given us. PRESIDENT Robert Dumais VICE-PRESIDENT Raymond Caron SECRETARY-TREASURER Dianne Bouchard ADVISOR Mr. Jewett 111 First Row: C. Cyr, B. Oulette, R. Favreau, L. Levesque, M. Cote, Miss Inman, Miss Belgia, M. Levesque, B. Tracy, C. Cagne, B. Perkins. Second Row: G. Adkessan, M. Field, B. Grover, C. Joyce, P. Caron, S. Lebel, K. Alexander, V. Tiemey, P. Paulsen, R. Brillant, H. DeHann, C. Cloutier. Third Row: M. Joyce, I. Elms, P. Wallace, P. Tourigny, S. Hanrahan, N. Kachinski, P. Duval, I. Clausson, V. Williams, S. O'Neal, A. Tonan. Fourth Row: B. Leavitt, C. Moore, D. Yeaton, N. Crowe, M. Hummer, L. Jaques, N. Cagne, T. Stuart, A. Wilson, P. Willey. Fifth Row: M. Robinson, P. DeHann, H. Dodge, K. Wilson, N. Gagne, I. Uhle, P. Michaud, D. Paquette, P. Perkins, J. Saucier, C. McCarthy. F TURE HOME AKERS of A ERICA The Brunswick High School chapter of Future Homemakers of America is part of a national organization. Their main purpose is to create better homemakers for the homes of the future. This year they are proud and privileged to have one of their members elected to the state oflice of Recreation Chairman. Foremost among their activities is the annual VVinter XVonderland Dance at which the Snow Queen is crowned. PRESIDENT Marie Cote VICE-PRESIDENT Larraine Levesque TREASURER Betty Tracy SECRETARIES Collette Gagne and Adrienne VValls PARLIAMENTARIAN Marie Levesque REPORTER Barbara Perkins SONG LEADER Robin Favreau 112 Bottom Row: T. Fisher, C. Rrytkonen, S. Williams, M. Doyon, N. Dodge, S. Fides, Mrs. Rollins, B. Favreau, G. Benjamin, D. Opp, I. Abbain, S. Murray, C. Barter. -Second Row: A. Webster, A. Labbe, E. Grieg, S. Illones, B. Quelette, A. Bemier, L. Brann, S. Johnson, J. Crans, K. Yanak, C. French, I. Lync . Third Row: I. Dionne, P. Cunningham, L. Lent, M. Pike, C. Daily, E. Snow, L. Whittier, I. Tetreault, N. Herzog, J. Gotthardt, P. McDonald. Top Row: S. Buzzell, D. Thompson, M. Caron, R. Bernier, Mott, B. Ventaroni, I. Paoulon. JU IOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross, an active organization closely aihliated with the Na- tional Red Cross, consists of two representatives from each homeroom. Club activities include: sending a delegate to the Leadership Training Center east of the Mississippi, making articles for B.N.A.S. and the Veterans Hosptal at Togus, working at the Hyde Home, donating money for the student exchange program, sponsoring the Candy Shipers' Program at the Regional Hospital, and sponsoring a dance to aid the International Children's Fund. PRESIDENT Bert Favreau VICE-PRESIDENT Linda Overlook SECRETARY Nancy Dodge TREASURER Sue Fides ADVISOR Mrs. Rollins 113 STAGE CREW Bottom Row: P. Dumont, B. Lundrigan, R. Davis, D. McGraves, B. Wallace, S. Vachon, W B . Selxcgznd Row: E. MacFarla.nd, C. Fairhurst, N. McLaughlin, G. McMullen, D. Palmer, A M . Tlgldexllow: D. Lamoreau, D. Pulsifer, Z. Estes, P. Russell, B. Williams. ' ,V . if S ,, A-' k-.. A f, - - I K H ici .L ' K D i . First Row: N. Tourtelotte, I. Smith, E. MacFa.rland, R. Caron, Mr. Lunt, R. Dube, K. Sandelin A. Bragdon, R. Doiran. Second Row: N. Dobransky, L. O'Neil, A. Marden, B. Wallace, K. Leonard, E. Pierce, D. Eramo. Third Row: R. Wilson, D. Lamoreau, W. Canske, M. Baker, I. Hartly, R. Bernier. STUDE LIBR RIA Bottom Row: I. Tourtilatte, K. Wilson, K. Sewall, I. Connolly, M. Fairhurst, Miss White, Mrs. Whittier, B. Beam, C. Dionne, I. Murray, R. Gignac. Second Row: S. Bourque, C. Frost, E. Peabody, P. Crocker, S. Wallace, P. Wallace, D. Brawn, M. Alexander M. Field, N. Eastman. Third Row: Anderson, B. Sampson, M. Pickett, I. Moorehouse, K. Hall, D. Hardy, S. Skaling, C. Dane, P. Carruthers. Top Row: D. King, T. Crimmins, C. Belanger, L. Bladgett, R. Wilson, R. Dumais, R. Bernier. OFFICE GIRL Bottom Row: C. Rowe, P. Wilson, C. jarqeces, P. St. Pierre, I. Moffett, Secretary, M. jo Lyden S. Grant, S. Fogg. Second Row: V. Hood, I. Laberge, C. McCarthy, S. Watt, N. Herzog, S. Lowell, N. Bartlett Third Row: J. Sadle, M. Hummec, S. Dionne, M. Connolly, M. johnson. 115 Y MARCHI G BA D MAIORETTES. Donna Opp, S. Bryant, V. Woodard, K. Walls, A. Walls, J. Oliver, J Violette, L. Opp. BAND. First Row: L. Harmon, D. Stevens, I. Poole, C. Mott, B. Curtis, V. Blake, I Gaudreau, F. Rose. Second Row: S. Libby, C. Brush, P. Russell, T. Longway, R. Emerson, V. Hook, B. Staples R. Blackstone. Third Row: N. North, B. Lowery, R. jones, A. Doyon, C. Emerson, E. Eramo, D. Webster f'ourththRow: I. Sadler, P. Page, W. Dunning, J. Hotmie, I. Elms, A. Webster, M. Crownover .Sm' . Fifth 15010: B. Curtis, E. Pierce, B. George, B. Brilliant,'R. Wilson, D. Belanger, M. Pierce B. Sa r. Sixth Rgw: C. Smith, M. Abelon, D. Doyon, B. Warren, S. Thing, B. Lacharite, I. Tetrault I. St ns. Seffelzz Row: E. McFarland, P. Ricker, F. Koch, B. Libby, P. Sabean, M. Dancause, P H' to . gightlh: S. Driscoll, R. Weed, D. Wright, F. Moore, M. Adams, P. Pellitier, B. Curtis, G outier. XCRLOR GUARD. I. Masse, M. Fortin, N. Lammarre, M. Pike, M. Swain, C. Applegate, I 'te. 118 x 7 s Bottom Row: P. Anderson, I. Tourtelatte, Y. Terrell, I. Libby, E. F orlin, D. Jalkio, P. Hilton Pianist, Mr. Boynton, Director, B. Moore, D. Moore, P. Davis, N. Saucier, L. Vermette, B Sampson. Second How: M. Watson, M. Ricker, T. GriH'in, N. Campbell, D. D'A.mours, C. Dunham, C Dionne, P. Desjardins, A. Purington, L. Roy, N. Beaudoin, S. Williams, P. Desjardins. Third Row: S. Howard, I. Carr, L. Allard, D. McEwen, L. Dyer, S. Goulette, T. Baker, C Albert, D. Robshaw, L. Jacques, D. Conley, P. Folger, A. Ducharme, A. Doughty. Fourth Row: A. Weigman, D. Fahey, P. Bourque, R. Garrison., I. Vachon, I. Masse, D Prelgovisk, R. Almy, B. Dutton, S. Prelgovisk, C. Sweet, R. Lemont, L. Welch. CHORUS Zin emuriam Charles Edward fTedj Willis Born in Fort Williams, Canada, February 8, 1944 The student body wishes to express their deepest sympathy for the loss of a fonner student. Under the wide and starry sky, Dig the grave and let me lie. Clad did I live and gladly die, And I laid me down with a will. This be the verse you gave for me: Here he lies where he longed to beg Home is the sailor, home from the sea, And the hunter home from the hill. - Robert Louis Stevenson 120 Our principal, Mr. Tonon stands in the Snogard jail to earn another dollar for the Student Aid Fund. 121 GRADUATION VALEDICTORIAN Trudie Grace HONOR PARTS INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER Martin Hayes SALUTATORIAN Barbara LeGendre INVOCATION Charles Gurney 122 BEN E DICTION Marke Christe FOOTBALL QUEEN an COURT Denise Bucknell Pamela Neal The queen, Claire Labbe Susan Watt 123 Jeanne Hunt Q. E Arsenic and Old Lace Barbara LeGendre Brian Warren .. Douglas McGraves Bill Oakes Reed Coles Audrey Purington .......... Sharon Sperl john Gould Terry Young Mark Christie Mike Karp Terry Young Gary McMullen Peter Russell The House The School Built With the cooperation and help of the Brunswick Rotary Club the high school was able to build a house under the direction of Mr. Wescott. Our sincere appreciation goes to all of the shop boys for their work in building the house. The profits of the house went to the Student Aid Fund. 126 The queen, Pamela Neal, dances with her es Denise Bucknell Wlnter Wonderland Queen an Court 127 Mary Simard THE THIRD ANNU as THE MINSTREL SHOW 128 H SN OGARD CARNIVAL Mr. Tonon congratulates the student body: It gives me a great deal of pleasure to congratulate the Brunswick High School student body for its very wonderful work at the annual Student Aid Fund Festival. If ever I saw combined concerted effort by many, many students, I would be justified to say without reservation that Bruns- wick High School students certainly know how to work toward desirable goals. The net profit of the three day festival was S1,500. Most of the money will go toward 1962 scholarships. A portion of it will be reserved for in-school pupil needs for hardship cases, and a small portion will go toward the capital fund which will help other students in later years. This example of fine work once again indicates clearly that young people can do a difficult job very well. E ACT PLAYS HE WALL 2' E ,' ?i ' 21 535152. fzbff .Q Z J 1 L ' --1 Lfff 5 ,Q f K f hQ . at 2 V 1 . i5n, X 'f You don't rate, We sure do. We're the class of '62! 45 Q Q M. -W Wm Q T 'gm .A sg . X Q , Q X - . .M gm. 1 ,Q 34 .a Q Mr. Pearl-Football Coach The Brunswick High Student Body can think of nothing they could more proudly advertise than Mr. Pearl's undefeated football season. Both Mr. Pearl and the boys on the varsity squad deserve - a hearty well done! - Our heartiest congratulations. 135 I' 0fw'V'q,j will llwftffkflfff W MLW MJ rwfiei - f 0 ,Jrf,.f4-74 wwf' Compliments Of E. T. WAKELY, INC. Topsham Maine Compliments of the Town Sc Country Beauty Salon 3 Pleasant St., BRUNSWICK PA 5-5291 General Electric Appliances, Stereo, Color T.V. Hardware, Plumbing 8. Electrical Supplies, Electrical Construction, Wiring 8. Servicing Northern Electric 81 Supply Co. Midway Plaza. Bath Road BRUNSWICK - MAINE Dovison Construction Inc. MANCHESTER NEW HAMPSHIRE ALLEN'S DRUG STORE 148 MAINE STREET Drugs and Pharmaceuticals Candies and Toilet Articles Tobacco, etc. BRUNSWICK, MAINE TONI'S BAR-B-Q 46 cusHlNG smear 1: PA 5-7671 BRUNSWICK - MAINE Congratulation to the Class of 'I962 Robert H. Blake General Store Bowcloinham, Maine Phone :: MO 6-44-I'I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1962 LOWERY'S Artist Supplies Wallpaper - Paint - Fabrics 24 PLEASANT STREET Telephone PA 5-5361 Best Wishes to the Class of I962 MILLAYS DAIRY All Guernsey Milk POST ROAD Bowcloinham :: Maine Phone Mo 6-2746 Compliments Of WARMING'S SUPER I.G.A. MARKET 294 MAINE STREET Brunswick - - Maine 'lfllkff rji 5 uv vue fgpnuvs-in LP wi? 2 2 i BRUNSWICK AUBURN GARDINER Compliments Of F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. 94 MAINE STREET Brunswick, Maine MARILYN'S SCHOOL OF HAIR DESIGN 98 Maine Street PA 5-5711 Compliments Of HUWARD IOHNSON'S 154 Pleasant Street SMITH'S PHOTO SHOP I46 Maine Street PA 5-2672 PHOTO SUPPLIES Hallmark Greeting Cards Eaton Stationery Candles TO '62 Felicitations On This Occasion And Much Devotion For This Promotion CLASS OF '64 Compliments Of H. H. WaIker's Barber Shop 206 MAINE STREET Brunswick - Maine Best Wishes to the CLASS OF '62 Compliments Of WOODBURY'S SPORTING GOODS STORE if f Wir Tmefv iii W 'IS Compliments Of I BOWDOIN HOTEL II5 Maine Street BRUNSWICK PA 9-9515 Congratulations from Keystone Neon Signs 5 Center Street BRUNSWICK - MAINE PARTY CAKES BAKED ro ORDER nl. PA 5-5451 NAP'S HOME BAKERY Home Cooked Food ls Our Specialty I25 MAINE ST. BRUNSWICK, ME. Catering for Wedding Parties Congratulations to THE CLASS OF '62 from W. T. GRANT CO. 72 Maine Street BRUNSWICK - MAINE Compliments Of WRIGHT 8. PIERCE CONSULTING ENGINEERS TOPSHAM - MAINE HIGHWAY MARKET cooK's CORNER The little Store That Has Almost Everything Open 6:30 A.M. -10:00 P.M. Seven Days A Week 7 V J c , - My cf' fi A of 'lf r ,ef A I 'X V K If , f ,A x I ,f iw , A 4 A Nw W mwii if A fy ,VX A LU lj f ,jf xi at my Viv! 10 X We , COMPLIMENTS OF Qi 1 .ibmj ,VL 4 f' v M W4 MAIN STREET GARAGE I W. S. Dodge, Prop. 6, A CHEVROLET Sales and Service BOWDOINHAM - MAINE Maurice J. Fineson Box 277 BANGOR, MAINE Class Rings-Class Pins and Awards Medals and Trophies OFFICIAL .IEWELER TO BRUNSWICK HIGH SCHOOL Since 1943 Representing Herff Jones Murchison Division 140 Theberge Bros., Inc. FLOOR and WALL COVERINGS Between Bath and Brunswick On U.S. Highway No. I BRUNSWICK - MAINE Q ., S J, Q, iff! Q ull V6 3 -9 I, LW' 0,0 MIDWAY FURNITURE CO. MODERN HOME FURNISHINGS For Gracious Living Always A Little Better - For A Little Less KROEHLER - MOHAWK - SERTA BERKLINE - BASSETT - THAYER SEALY - CHROMCRAFT Telephone PA 9-3191 :: Easy Terms FARMERS - GARDENERS - HOBBYISTS Your Sales and Service Headquarters For International Harvester flndustrial and Agricultural! Gehl Forage Equipment UNIVERSAL MILKERS - HOMELITE CHAIN SAWS - GARDEN EQUIPMENT lPower and Handj And Good Buys in Used Equipment GRAVES TRACTOR CO., INC. Formerly - SAVELL EQUIPMENT, INC. PA 9-3491 - BATH ROAD B R U N S W I C K Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK BRuNswlcK, MAINE Member of Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Best of Luck to The Seniors from The Class of '63 President - Gwyeth Smith Vice-President - Joan McDufT Secretory - Laurette Michaud Treasurer - Sue Fides Frank T. Greenleaf I Carpenter 8. Builder WESTPORT - MAINE Tel. TU 2-6608 GRANITE FARM DAIRY Quality Dairy Products ' Dial PArkview 9-3422 BRUNSWICK, MAINE Best Wishes to the CLASS OF '62 from THE AUERBACH SHOE CO. C ompliment: of A FRIEND Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1962 from THE ATLANTIC TIRE CO. Compliments of FRED'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER 172 Pleasant Street Tel. PArkview 9-3367 WASHBURN LUMBER CO. Lumber and Building Materials BRUNSWICK, MAINE Compliments Of H. P. HOOD 8. SONS Milk Division Brunswick :: Maine Compliments Of The Brunswick Record C ompliment: of EATON HARDWARE CO. 58 Maine Street Brunswick. Maine Compliments Of Dr. Monahan B E R R I E ' S Jewelers Opticians 62 Maine Street COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICES JEWELRY - WATCHES - RINGS Gifts for all occasions TREWORGY FURNITURE CO. II Pleasant Street THE FINEST IN APPLIANCES FURNITURE ond TOYS Compliments of GEORGE'S AMOCO STATION 208 Maine St., BRUNSWICK Best of Luck to the Class of '62 S1E1SON'S FUNERAL HOME Conversing in the park New England Tent 8. Awning Co Serving New England Since 1929 Perley E. Gowell, Prop. 176 Pleasant Street - BRUNSWICK, ME. P.0. Box 224 PA 5-2322 BOAT COVERS VENETIAN BLINDS TARPAULINS and TENTS Compliments of HOODS PLACE Hot Dogs Sandwiches Compliments of CASCO BANK WRIGHT BUICK-PONTIAC CO BUICK - GMC - PONTIAC Sales - Service Bottled Gas - Appliances 118 Pleasant Street BRUNSWICK - MAINE NEW ENGLAND COMMUNICATIONS 8. ENGINEERING CORP. 178 Pleasant Street - PA 9-9114 - Best wishes to the Class of 1962 E. ANDREW PETERSQN Q CO. BOWDOINHAM PATENT-Leatl1er's Most Beautiful Finislt Congratulations to the Class F2112 of '52 BATH ROAD from BRUNSWICK, MAINE EMORE'S LOBSTER POUND Orr's Island, Maine Specializing in HAMBURGERS and B.L.T. and MANY OTHER FINE CHOICES PA 9-9431 Compliments of PINE TREE PAINT and VARNISH CO. 60 MAIN STREET . Topsham PA 5-5264 What's going on here? Compliments Of Heating ON McDuff's Clothing Co. BRUNSWICK COAL 8' LUMBER MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING and Building Materials FURNISHINGS 90 MAINE STREET Brunswick :: Maine StanWood's Gulf Station John C. Stanwood, Proprietor Expert Lubrication Tires, Batteries, Specialties Dial PArlcview 9-9507 MAINE ancl NOBLE STREETS Hi Ray! Compliments Of Brackett Funeral Home Compliments Of J A Y B R U S H Telephone 5-5216 Mathilda's Beauty Salon ALL TYPES OF BEAUTY CULTURE Open At Night By Appointment I5 Page St., Brunswick, Maine NEILSON'S MARKET 21 Main Street-Topsham, Me. STOP and SHOP Or For Delivery Service, Dial PA 5-2342 Prop., L. C. Neilson, Class of '34 EXTENDS HIS BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '62 Telephone PA 9-9487, 24 Hour Serv BEN'S FILLING STATION Brunswick :: Maine SOCONY PRODUCTS Distributors of Goodrich Tires and Batteries Ben Glovsky, Proprietor Brunswick-Portland Road - Route 1 ice Compliments Of LYNN R. HINKLEY Waterair Heating Units Bowcloinham, - Maine Phone MO 6-2941 D. A. rAvnEAu s. soNs ' 0' PAINT SHOP A 'news cvcus snor Hardware and Electrical Supplies WALLPAPER-GLASS-KEYSTONE ODORLESS PAINTS . PAINT CONTRACTOR ll Center Street PA 5-7011 t so uNloN sr.-saunswlcx, MAN: 'A 5'79 ' A T Q Compliments Of KENNEBEC Fault co. 142 Maine sfme 'BRUNSWICK A PA 5-2601 muns-conrscnonenv-onocsmss 4- Qt NEWSPAPERS-MAGAZINES Two gay Happers For Quality Dependabillty SHQP es SAVE ' AT E I 51 HARPSWELL STREET Telephone PA 5-7122 147 DAVID BURNETT Real Estate 13 Main Street 1'oPsHAM -3- MAINE for F something d' really me at A different . .. Eh? Stnmr Tinnnr BRUNSWICK recommended in Holiday magazine phone PArkview 6-5543 coIvIPuMIaN1s or WIRTHMORE STORES GRAIN - FERTILIZER - SEED 210 Maine Street Compliments of the SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COLORCENTER PAINTS - WALLPAPER - BRUSHES 46 Maine Street Good ole summer sports Compliments Of A FRIEND Phone PA 5-5100 Oakie's Auto Service FRONT END ALIGNMENT, AUTO GLASS PRECISION ENGINE TUNING EXPERT REPAIRS WE DON'T WANT ALL THE BUSINESS -- -Ill!! Yours 51 Bath St., Brunswick, Me. SAM THE F LORIST SAMUEL R. BOUCHER, Owner FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 318 Maine Street BRUNSWICK - MAINE - Dial PA 5-2552 - Compliments of Hines Oil Company RUSSELL BROS. POULTRY ToPsl-IAM, MAINE Best Wishes To The Class of 1962 From A. R. MAYNARD Transit Mix Concrete TOPSHAM - MAINE PA 5-5370 Carl twisting in grade school Best Wishes to the Class of '62 from the Class of '65 President, Denis Beaudoin Vice-President, Linda St. Pierre Treasurer, Ann Webster Secretary, Caroline Dane TO THE CLASS OF 1962 Congratulations and Good Luck BEN OIT'S Prep Hall Apparel BRUNSWICK SUPER SERVICE STATION Compliments Of R. E. Piippo, Proprietor CITIES SERVICE LUBRICATION - WASHING ROAD SERVICE - REPAIRING RANGE and FUEL OILS oven 24 nouns A 103 Pleasant St., BRUNSWICK, ME. I5 Jordan venue DIAL PA 5-7062 I Compliments Of Standard Romper Co. Everybody's here! Compliments of BRUNSWICK SAVINGS INSTITUTION as MAINE smear BRUNSWICK, MAINE Brunswick's First Name in Thrift and Home Ownership 150 Watch 'em go! J. E. DAVIS The Smart Shop For Young Women Of AII Ages 78 MAINE STREET Brunswick Compliments of RUDY'S SUPERETT E Brunswick's Friendly Yard FORTIN FUEL and LUMBER, Inc OIL, LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES 22 Stanwoocl St. - BRUNSWICK, ME. Telephone PA 5-5331 TIM BRILLANT SAGE TEXACO STATION Quality Used Cars AAA - 24-Hour Road Service - ALA Augusta Road TOPSHAM, MAINE PA 9-9581 LeCLAIR 69 SUN Brunswick's Newest Clothing Store 86 MAINE STREET Dial PA 5-2612 coMPuMENrs OF CARROLL CUT-RATE Brunswick Re-upholstering Co. Rte. 123, 'A Mile from Bowdoin College SLIP COVERS and DRAPERIES SEWING MACHINE CENTER smsek PORTABLES RENTED WE SELL and REPAIR ALL MAKE MACHINES Located For Your Convenience At PA 5-5222 Maine and Mason in the Downtown Shopping Area I MASON - BRUNSWICK Prop., James J. Connolly PA 5-5975 Compliments of R. J. PARADIS Director of BRUNSWICK SCHOOL OF THE DANCE BOWDOINHAM GRAIN STORE GRAIN - Peso - FARM surrues Bowdoinhclm, Maine MO 6-2101 Compliments Best Wishes To The Class Of '62 of from A FRIEND PEGGY M. LEWIS Portland Lithograph Cornpany 252 Spring Street ' SPruce 2-0I3I ' Portland, Maine 152 COMPLIMENTS OF Thomas Point Beach and Picnic Grounds The Family Funspot HARRY C. CROOKER Sz SONS, INC. CONTRACTORS 53 T iiahgzaiiy lie 1912402 gfuha Compliments of J. 66 J. Cleaners, Inc. PELLETlER'S SPORTING GOODS A Everything for the FISHERMEN , HUNTERS and CAMPERS PLEASANT STREET, BRUNSWICK, ME. PA 5-7482 SIMPSON'S WILD ANIMAL PARK Old Bath Rd. - BRUNSWICK, MAINE ' Wild Animals in Training Daily Animals from All Parts of tho World NATIVE MAINE ANIMAIS - GIFT SHOP SNACK BAR - PICNIC GROUNDS - KIDDIE RIDES -.IET BOAT RIDE Op D 'ly IO A.M, - 7 P.M. May thru October Ad ' ' - Adults 851 Children Under 15, 351 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '62 from MERRILL'S WHARF f' Compliments of GINGER'S STORE Compliments of Sagadahoe Fertilizer Co., Inc. Bowdoinham, Maine 156 nf .xiii 'fl'-1 ' 1-wg.-ag, .PE N -f-. ., -'- k J.: .L 4? N I if 32? f M yi' .rw '41 is s l -or JQ ir! L A 0 rig. c'!U , I - S Jxlx. f- .4- 1 -3 A- ' Q ia' A0 I e 4 - p. a 4 . .:g. '! A u -. .... 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