Buckfield High School - Nezinscot Wave Yearbook (Buckfield, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1961 volume:

W S Y W ,N n THE NEZINSCCT WAVE Presented by The Class of I96I Buckfleld Hugh School Z ,Q Q Buckfleld Maine .f .L Q , G Q X In Loving Memory of Frances Buck Dedication lt is with deepest affection that the class of l96l dedi- cates this issue of the Nezinscot Wave to the memory of Frances R. Buck, our former schoolmate, beloved friend, and devoted alumna of Buckfield High School. I thank my God with every remembrance of you. Philippians 1:3 3 Table of Contents Faculty Staff Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Literary Classes Organizations Athletics Alumni Advertising 4 -2. . ,.-ff' FACULTY Wm H? F mm , ,.... 4... Jil Mr. Bean Mr. Butler Mrs. Chick Mrs. Chamberlain 6 Mr. Warren Mr. Woodward STA THE VALUE OF SCHOOL DAYS Have you ever paused during a day's activities and looked back over the grand and glorious hours you spent in a schoolroom? Perhaps these hours didn 't seem as enjoyable during the long drudgery filled days of the school week, but what do they mean to you now? As I glance over momentos and souvenirs of my twelve years as a scholar, I realize that they have meant many happy hours, which I shall treasure for years to come. To me, one of the greatest benefits of entering the halls of learning is the chance to meet, work, and play with your classmates. They are the ones who spark your basketball team to a championship, make your class activities successes, and cheer you when the world seems sad. Yes, the most joyful days of your life will be spent in a classroom or at school activities. If you are a student now, become acquainted with your classmates. Participate in all the school functions possible, for all too soon these days fleet away. Lola Newton '61 8 Editor-in-Chief . . . Assistant ....... Business Manager . . Assistants ...... Literary Editor . . . Assistant ...... Alumni Editor . . . Assistants ..... Senior Editor . . Assistants .... Junior Editor ..... Sophomore Editor . . Freshman Editor . . . Photography Editor . . . Assistant............ Student Council Reporter . . FHA Reporter ......... FFA Reporter .......... Commercial Club Reporter Baseball Reporter ...... Softball Reporter ...... Boys' Basketball Reporter Girls' Basketball Reporter . . Cheerleading ........ Advertisements . . Faculty Advisor . . WA VE BOARD 9 ..---...... Lola Newton Merriel Chesley Craig Bennett V James Jordan, Ricky Adams Sandra Perry Kathleen Gammon ' Barbara Buck Rose-Anna Crockett, Robert Crocker Rosemary Bennett Craig Bennett, Sandra Perry Rosalie Gammon Karen Bradeen Brian Norris Barbara Harris Albert Hammond Barry Scott Kathy Warren Gene Bell Pauline Stevens Barry Scott Joanne Trask Eric Stevens Glenda Buck Sally Dunn Ivan Donahue Mrs. Cynthia P. Chick WHAT IS SCHOOL SPIRIT? It is of the general consensus that school spirit means loyalty and devotion to your alma mater. Participation and interest in school activities are not the only means of expressing school spirit. Students will show it by hard work in their studies also. To have school spirit you don 't even have to attend school. You can be a parent, relative, alumni, or any interested citizeng it only requires an interest in your school and its activities. This can be done by attending sports functions, dances, and P.T.A. Much can be accomplished when everyone has school spirit and does his best to keep it alive in others. Merriel Chesley '62 10 M SENIORS GENE H. BELL A Quiet Tongue Shows a Wise Head Born: October 21, 1943, Norwood, Mass. Course: Agriculture FFA 1,2,3,45 Reporter 35 Basketball 3,45 Boys' State Delegate 35 Mary E. Gammon Award 35 Wave Board 45 Carnival King Candidate 4. CRAIG S. BENNETT It is difference of opinion that makes horse races Born: September 6, 1943, Lewiston, Maine Basketball 1,2,3,45 Captain 35 Co-Captain 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Student Council 35 Class President 45 Safety Council 1,35 Class Play 3,45 Wave Board 45 3rd Prize Physics Division Local Science Fair 1,25 Carnival King Candidate 4. College Course ROSEMARY L. BENNETT ROSIE The beauty of her eyes . . . Born: May 2, 1943, Lewiston, Maine FHA 1,2,3,45 Parliamentarian 35 2nd Vice President 45 Class Play 3,45 Science Club l,3,45 Vice President 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Captain 45 Softball 15 Class Treasurer 45 Class Vice President 35 Wave Board 2,3,4g Office Girl 25 Carnival Queen Candidate 4. College Course BARBARA BUCK BARB Oh, 'tis jesting, dancing spins the world around Born: July 23, 1943, Livermore, Maine Basketball 1,25 Public Speaking 15 Boys' Basketball Scorekeeper 35 Cheerleader 45 Class Play 3,45 Student Council 25 Softball 25 FHA 45 Office Girl 45 Speech Club 1,25 Safety Council 1,2,35 lst award Biology Division League Science Fair 25 Wave Board 45 Carnival Queen Candidate 45 Science Club 2,3,4. College Course 12 GLENDA GAIL BUCK Born with the gift of laughter Born: December 19, 1942, Buckfield, Maine Class Vice President lg Glee Club 1.3, Basketball l,2,3,4g Co- Captain 4, FHA 1,2,3,4, Recreational Chairman 4, Wave Board 3,45 Asst. Department Editor 3, Girls' Basketball Reporter 4, Commercial Club 4g Office Girl 3,4g Camival Queen Candidate 4. Commercial Course ROBERT B. CROCKER BOBBY Everything comes if a man will only wait Born: September 12, 1943, Lewiston, Maine FFA 1,2,3,4g Secretary 2,3,4g Basketball Asst. Manager 25 Mana- ger 3, Wave Board 2,3,4, Class Play 3,45 Carnival King Candidate 4. Agriculture Course ROSE-ANNA CROCKETT ROSE She's tall and fair Born: March 10, 1943, Lewiston, Maine Cheerleader 1,2g Glee Club 1,2g FHA 1,2,3,4g Softball lg Librarian 25 Commercial Club 45 wave Board 4g Asst. Literary Editor 4, Carnival Queen Candidate 4. Commercial Course IVAN L. DONAHUE IVE His hair is his crowning g1ory Born: July 26, 1942, Lewiston, Maine Transferred from Stephens High, Rumford FFA 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, District Reporter 3g Class Play 3, Carnival King Candidate 4. Agriculture Course 13 ,lx ,.,,,5, II Fl F3 fs SALLY ANN DUNN SAL I do nothing without gaiety Born: September 21, 1943, Lewiston, Maine Glee Club 15 FHA 1,2,3,4, Softball 15 Cheerleader l,2,3,45 Head Cheerleader 45 Science Club 2,3,45 President 2,45 Class Vice President 4g Class Play 3,45 lst Award General Science Division Local Science Fair lg Educational T.V. Math Class 35 Wave Board 45 Carnival Queen Candidate 4, College Course KATHLEEN FRANCES GAMMON KAY Born: February 1, 1943, Bangor, Maine Opportunity comes sooner or later to those who work and wish Band l,2,35 Basketball 2g Softball 2,3,45 Science Club 2,3,45 FHA lg Class Play 45 Wave Board 45 Carnival Queen Candidate 45 Senior Assembly 4. ALBERT S. HAMMOND HAMMY Carefree as the day is long' Born: June 3, 1943, Livermore, Maine Baseball 2,45 FHA 2,3,45 Wave Board 45 Carnival King Candidate 4. Agriculture Course BARBARA LEE HARRIS BARB There is not a moment without some duty Born: April 24, 1943, Lewiston, Maine Class Secretary lg Treasurer lg Student Council 45 Secretary 45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Softball 1, Class Play 3,45 Science Club 1,3,45 Glee Club -1,45 Vice-President 4g Honorable Mention Physics Division Local Science Fair 25 Third Award, Chemistry Division 35 Educational T.V. Math Class 35 Girls' State 85 Wave Board 3,45 Art and Photography Editor 3,45 Office Girl 4. College Course 14- JAMES E. JORDAN JIM If at first you don 't succeed, try again--later Born: August 25, 1943, Buckfield, Maine Basketball 1, Baseball Manager 1,2, Wave Board 4, FFA 3,4, Carnival King Candidate 4. General Course LOLA LEE NEWTON LO Born: June 19, 1943, West Paris, Maine FHA 1,2,3,4, Historian 2,3, President 4, Science Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4, Glee Club 1, Speech Club 2, Safety Council 1,2,3, Reporter 2, Softball 1,2, Science Fair Chairman 2, Class Presi- dent 2, Mary Gammon Award l,2,3, Class Play 3,4, Wave Board 2,3,4, Asst. Editor 3, Editor-in-chief 4, Carnival Queen Candidate 4, Advanced Math Award 3, Best All-Round Cup 1,2,3, Biology Award 2, Chemistry Award 3. College Course SANDRA PERRY SANDY She laughed til she cried Born: September 27, 1943, Lewiston, Maine Class Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, Glee Club 1,3, Office Girl 3,4, Science Club 1,2,3, Safety Council 2,3, Treasurer 2, President 3, Basketball l,2, Asst. Manager 8, Manager 4, FHA 1,2,3,4, Par- liamentarian 2, Secretary 3, lst Vice President 4, Wave Board 1,3,4, Freshman Editor 1, Literary Editor 3,4, Carnival Queen Candidate 4. Commercial Course BARRY SCOTT BAR Moderate measures succeed best Born: December 30, 1942, Lewiston, Maine Class President 1, Vice President 2, Skiing 1,2,3, Student Council 4, Wave Board 4, Carnival King Candidate 4. 15 ERIC STEVENS RICK There's a time to wink as well as to see Born: February 20, 1943, Lewiston, Maine Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 3,4, Class Play 3,4, Class President 3, Student Council l,2,4, President 4, Wave Board 4, Carnival King Candidate 4. College Course PAULINE ANN STEVENS POLLY Good cheer is no hindrance to a good life Born: June 4, 1943, Norway, Maine FHA 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,3, Basketball 1, Softball 1, Class Play 4, Librarian 3, Commercial Club 4, Secretary 4, Wave Board 4, Commercial Club Reporter 4, Carnival Queen Candidate 4. Commercial Course JOANNE CHRISTY TRASK JO She is friendly to meet and quick to greet. Born: August 21, 1943, Lewiston, Maine FHA 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,3, Basketball 1,2, Softball 1.2, Class Play 3,4, Cheerleader 4, Science Club 4, Wave Board 4, Alumni Editor 4, Asst. Senior Editor 4, Softball Editor 3, Commercial Club 4, President, Carnival Queen Candidate 4. Commercial Course KATHLEEN FAY WARREN KATHY A willing mind makes a light foot Born: May 13, 1943, Buckfield, Maine FHA 1,2,3,4, Song Leader 2, State Officer 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Softball 1,2, Glee Club 1,3,4, President 4, Class Play 3.4, Student Council 1,3, Treasurer 3, Office Girl 2,4, Wave Board 3,4, Junior Editor 3, Commercial Club 4, Carnival Queen Candidate 4, Librarian 2,4, FHA Reporter 4. Commercial Club 16 Class Flower - Carnation Motto - United We Stand, Divided We Fall Colors - Maroon and Gray Senior Histor September 1958, twenty-five freshman students walked into Buckfield High School for the first time. There we had to face the Seniors, who really had it in for us. But Freshman Reception was en- joyed by everyone, including us. We held our first class meeting under the direction of Mr, Cochran, our class advisor, He left at the half year and Mr. Plummer took over in his place. Anne Southard also left us during the year, The next fall we came back as Sophomores. and Mrs. Chick became our advisor at this time. Dur- ing this year, Sandra Smith and Kathleen Gammon left us. We had a very successful Harvest Hop in November plus a paper drive and food sales. We ordered our Class rings in September and received them in November. 17 The school year of 1959-1960 we became jolly Juniors. Betty Sue Adams was promoted to the Sen ior class and Lynda Porter and John Haley left us. We had our first class play Life at Aunt Minnie's, in May which was a big success. We also had more food sales, paper drives and a Rock and Roll Dance. September 1960 arrived at last and now we the Almighty Seniors, took over. First of all we had Freshman Reception. Then a paper drive and a dance. We had our Senior class play, The Able Miss Cain in October, Carol Averill left us to join the service, Now our class totaled 20 members. We are all looking forward to our trip to New York in April. Mr. and Mrs. Chick will be our chap- erones and we all will have a wonderful time, Rosemary Bennett 61' 18 mgbugw SEOH Eg mdigum HOOnOw BONE Q swag WUMQEQ HAEUSU E 0303 H0055 snag .HE BHSOM E250 RAE 2.4 O,-ww HM HOOnOw MENU! mam EG ES-EU EDEN? .HE H55-Om 220 SEEMEL M3222 5520 Em OOM 2:3 mmm Siam gal an 520.53 igggw 0335 E:3pEWDm SOME SEQ ENE SOE 52308 3535 352 BUSH WOVEN? 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Af 1 41' 'Y V 31 . ,. lie Q' D . , 1 3? - ms r, Joanne Trask Lola Newton Senior f .g. . -...--.,.' W- Kathleen Warren ' ' 3- 3 ii I .5 I lm Albert Gene Bell Craig Bennett 1 Jordan Hammond Barbara Buck 20 Kathieen Gammon Q. . ' L 1,, . V, . . , Ma i'4,iq,,f1gL ffl- . ,K ,fm ,tri .I ?f'qQg,'f- al, ,. 5-. . ,gf-'XTZSS 1:1 fy I 1 sit'-pix 1' . . M. n g . - , Q- Barry Scott Pauline Stevens Eric Stevens cn: llIDI'1iI'Q tt . -' ii KUb5'l'U1l1d Lvau Crockett Donahue Glenda Buck Robert Crocker O Q 1 Y 1 Fff Rosemary Bennett Sandra Perry Y' Barbara Harris 21 4 . Senior Souvenirs 22 MOST POPULAR BEST ACTOR and ACTRESS Eric Stevens, Rosemary Craig Bennet, Kathleen Bennett, Joanne Trask Warren MOST ATHLETIC Eric Stevens, Rosemary Bennett WORST TEMPER HAPPY-GO-LUCKY KD AO TN RG HA AL ED DN E YD NH A E w GA AB AL RU MD RC M EK 0 N N 23 BIGGEST FLIRT POLITICIAN Craig Bennett, Martha Chesley Ricky Adams, Merrie1Ches1ey U ' ' A1 1 A 1 'I 1 u CUTEST COUPLE Lynda Dunn, Gene Bell PRETTIEST HAIR MOST MUSICAL MR RB AO IA R CR L YA KB N YA BD R R AA ow D WA AH NR MA R SR E R N 1 S 24 W ' ' . li..1, Wt- . FRONT ROW: Mr, Butler, C. Bennett, A. Hamel, D. Henderson, F. McA1ister, F. McAlister, R. Bragg, R. Gammon, C, Fothergil, M, Chesley, S. Dunn. SECOND ROW: H. Farrington, R. Perry, R. Harris, L. Crockett, T, Eastman, R. Adams, P. Chapman, L. Bedard, M, Brown. Junior Class We held our first class meeting September 13, 1960. We elected officers as follows: President, Peter Chapman: Vice-President, Carolyn Bennettg Secretary, Rosalie Gammon, Treasurer, Crystal Fothergil, Student Council, Merrill Chesley and Robert Perry. We have had two record hops and one food sale. Both events turned out successfully. We are planning to have a carnival, February 4th, during the day. Plans are also underway for a class play in the spring. Rosalie Gammon 62' 26 K sovnomorzes FRONT ROW: Mrs. Chamberlain, K. Holland, L. Buck, L, Bessey, E. Jacobs, M. Buck, K. Averill, J. Harris, I. Warren. SECOND ROW: C. Gammon, T. Bragg, M. Chase, M. Chesley, K, Bradeen, D. Heald, L, Bessey, R, Warren, R. Buck, G. Arsenault, R, Lowell. THIRD ROW: W. Lowell, D. Averill, I. Brown, F. Bennett, B, Adams, R. Warren, C, Andrews, B. Smith, B. Trask, C. Perry, Sophomore Class We started the year of 1960-61 with 29 members in our class and at our first meeting we elected the following ofticers: President, Randy Warreng Vice-President, Fred Bennett, Secretary, Lawrence Besseyg Treasurer, Brian Adamsg Student Council, Karen Bradeen and Brian Adams. During October we had a paper drive and a food sale which were very successful. In November we raffled off a turkey and we all had a good time at our Beatnik Blast on January 7. We also have many members in our class who participate in sports. Karen Bradeen 63' 28 -Lui-n Y -. :F is A. i., ,Er 1, - 1 iw ' -T Ag .' - 1: ' -- ZF H'-1 fe- ' ' ,. N 1 5.51521 .es . 1. A .,4 ' - , , if .1 L .,. FRONT ROW: Mr. Warren, I. Berry, C. Warren, H. Bragg, I. Dillingham, B. Holland, L. Dunn, V. Bra- deen, R, Crocker, D. Campbell, I. King, S, Perry, SECOND ROW: W. Ingalls, R. Bennett, F, Trask, G. Bell, E. Abbott, L. Ackley, L. Donahue, S. Fothergill, M, Gesner, N. Buck, S. Henderson. THIRD ROW: E. Averill, D, Turnage, L. Smith, B. Norris, I. Hanson, R. Cutler, G. Arsenault, L. Bedard, A. Young, A. Churchill, C, Andrews. Freshman Class On September 20, 1960, the Freshman Class held their first class meeting and elected officers as follows: President, Brian Norris g Vice-President, Sharon Fothergilp Secretary, Janice Dillingham, Treas- urer, Suzanne Perry, Student Council, Bernadette Holland and James Hanson. During September we held a food sale at Tilton's Market and in December, Bruce I ay and Alden Grabb came from WLAM and did a Hi-Fi Record Hop for our benefit. Six members of our class made the basketball teams. There were three girls and three boys. We plan to sponsor more activities during the rest of the year and hope to make our future years at B.H.S. successful. Brian Norris 64' 30 LITERARY LEST WE FORGET T'was four years ago, I remember it well On a cool fall morning At the sound of the bell, A group of shy students With innumerable fears Entered Buckfield High School For some fine, rosy years. Their fears soon vanished, Up rose their perception, With the droll situation Known as Freshman Reception. The ridiculous costumes, As fond hearts remember, Made these young, timid Freshies Become fully-fledged members, The years have sailed by, Golden moments of fun, Reflecting happy memories To this class of sixty-one. They'1l always be grateful, Their hearts truly claim Momentos of dances, plays And stirring basketball games. These times soon end, The future looms before, And past responsibilities Will affect success' score. Though the class will part And spread to distant shores, Its loyalty will always stay With B,H.S. for evermore. Lola Newton 61' THE CATSUP BOTTLE The catsup bottle sat there plainly Watching me with eye disdainly. Should I give it a mighty whack, Or maybe just a little tap? Quickly then I pounced upon it Tipped it up, with force I hit it Came the usual tiny trickle Oh, catsup bottle, you sure are fickle Rosemary Bennett 61' 32 BUC KFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Buckfield High is like a jail, I wish someone would pay my bail. All we do is work all day, Work and work without any pay. I'he four year sentence is really rough, The inmates here sure have it tough. Mr. Bean is the Warden for this school, He sees that we obey the rules. But I must admit with kids like us, The teachers have to raise a fuss. If we 're to learn the golden rule, We need a guiding hand in school. And when my sentence here is done, I must admit, that I for one Will be quite sad to graduate, And leave the school that 's really great. For deep down in my heart I know, There's no place to which I'd rather gog For Buckfield High means a lot to me, It 's the greatest school in the world you see Kathy Averill '63 LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT I knew that my heart would burst in song As I gazed at him for oh so long. His grey eyes sparkled like the morning dew, The feeling inside me has happened to few. His hair was dark as the blackest night And yet it shone in the pale moon light. He looked to me like some Greek god, But he spied a girl, and with a nod He went to her and there he stood I held back the tears the best that I could. I'd never believed in love at first sight But I changed my mind, when I saw him that night. Karen Bradeen '63 33 Best Personality Best Dancers Vivid Blush Best Dressed Wittiest Cutest Figure, Physique Most likely to Succeed Sweetest Smile Person I'd like to Date Clown Best Drag with Teachers Worst Drag with Teachers Prettiest Eyes Most Talkative Tallest Shortest Quietest Neatest Most Studious Most Bashful Laziest Best Looking Wolf, Wolverine Typical Teenagers Most School Spirit Most Co-operative Biggest Hot Rod Most Conceited SUPERLA TIVES Rosemary Bennett Linda Bessey Kathleen Holland Sandra Perry Sally Dunn Karen Bradeen Kathy Averill Lola Newton Suzanne Perry Barbara Harris Kathy Averill Sally Dunn Lola Newton Sharon Dunn Verna Bradeen Kathleen Holland Rose-Anna Crockett Sally Henderson Sandra Perry Sandra Perry Lola Newton Sandra Perry Evelyn Jacobs Kathy Averill Martha Chesley Karen Bradeen Callie Bennett Barbara Buck Lola Newton Kay Gammon Martha Chesley 34 Robert Perry Richard Harris Barry Scott Barry Scott Roy Cutler Lawrence Bessey Peter Chapman Craig Andrews Lawrence Bessey Barry Scott Randy Warren Craig Andrews Bruce Trask Mr. Butler David Turnage Eric Stevens Larry Ackley Craig Andrews Chuck Perry Craig Andrews Gene Bell Craig Gammon Barry Scott Craig Bennett Craig Bennett Eric Stevens Craig Andrews James Brown Chuck Perry CANDIDS Su1'Pfi5e! Cold, cold water! What fun? Is it that bad? Empty again! iff. ma 36 7 I X . F ' X , 2, p 1 ,N gl. J 1' , Don't try to stop me C'mon boys, let 's win Don 't fight! I think you've got it, Gene! You take ip ' 37 What 's this going to look like? 471 5? 1 z' in This is the way-- I T715 38 Future Carpenters More Tests 39 1 n 1 -wgft. gxqkf-1 Shorthand I Now Pay Attention hx. V V , . -1 ,Jig . 1 Wi ' 5 ,,, ,FT M 4-0 W ACTIVITIES 'IW .e!,,-,.'4' .. ' 1 10' . .?L1. FRONT ROW, Karen Bradeen, Barry Scott, Ricky Stevens, Barbara Harris. SECOND ROW, Brian Adams, Merriell Chesley, Robert Perry, James Hanson, Bernadette Holland. The Student Council held its first meeting for the new year September 15, 1961. The following were elected officers: Student Council President ....... . . . . . Eric Stevens Vice President . . . . . . Barry Scott Secretary .... . . . Barbara Harris Treasurer . . . . . Karen Bradeen We voted this year to have the proceeds from the Carnival Ball go towards the Seniors' Class Trip to New York City. We also have had several entertaining activities for the students this year. We hope to sponsor some more activities in the following months which may be enjoyed by all. Barry Scott '61 42 Future Homemakers of America Our local chapter has 50 members enrolled. Our officers are as follows: President, Lola Newton, lst Vice President, Sandra Perry, 2nd Vice President, Rosemary Bennett, Secretary, Rosemary Bragg, Treasurer Carolyn Bennett, Historian, Sharon Dunn, Parliamentarian, Crystal Fothergill, Reporter, Anne Hamel, and Recreation Leader, Glenda Buck. Mrs. Chamberlain and myself attended the State Council meeting at Bryant Pond. The meeting was for State officers and advisors. Early in the fall we installed our new officers and had a supper for new members. In October we helped on the PTA Supper for the benefit of the basketball teams. November came and we put on a supper for the Aggie teachers in this area. We also planned, pre- pared, and served a supper for the Hollis Basketball team. December was a very busy month, we attended the District E Convention at Farmington. We had our annual Christmas Party, put on a supper for the School Board members from Buckfield, Leeds, Turner, and Greene. We helped work on Christmas costumes for the Elementary program. In January we made cakes for FFA district meeting. During the month of February we had a Valentine 's Party. Kathleen Warren '61 43 Future Farmers of America A During the month of August the Chapter had an exhibit at Skowhegan Fair which won first place, with this award came a S100 dollar check and a trophy. This same exhibit was entered at the Maine State Fair and won first place and a check for 320. During the month of September this same exhibit was entered at Oxford County Fair, again winning first place and another check for 325. Our first meeting was also held during this month with various plans being made for the coming school year. The Chapter attended Oxford County Fair on the judging team. They also attended Fryburg Fair on the judging team, winning first place in beef and second place in dairy judging. Later during the fall some of the Chapter members attended the Leadership training Conference at Gorham. We had two members elected as District officers. In March plans are-being made for the F.F.A. District Winter Contest to be held at Buckfield. Also the Chapter has organized a F.F.A. basketball team, which will play the other teams of the district. The Chapter also is making plans for the annual Woodchoppers Ball. The Chapter has made plans for the raising of funds for the Chapter treasury. Gene Bell '61 4-4- rim., lg, ,.- 1 V Bi Phy Chem Club The first meeting of the Bi Phy Chem Club, under the supervision of advisor, Mr. Roland Butler, held its first meeting October 12, 1960 at which the following officers were elected: President, Sally Dunn, Vice President, Rosemary Bennettg Secretary, Carolyn Bennett, Treasurer, Lola Newton. Nine new members were also admitted at this time increasing the total membership to a much larger number than in any previous year. ' In November the club held its annual Hunter 's Breakfast which was quite successful. Plans are now underway for the Science Fair which will be held March lst. Exhibits and demonstra- tions are under three categories: General Science, Biology, and Physics. Quite a few club members were prize winners at the local district, and league science fairs last year. Lola Newton '61 45 , W X Glee Club Our Glee Club got off to a good start this year with fifty members present. But unfortunately we have lost many of our members. We have not been very active, but we managed to go on with our group singing. I believe more students should participate in this activity. I believe music is important in our lives, and I would like to see more students participate in our glee club next'year. Linda Bessey '63 46 ' HH ' ls I Commercial Club The Commercial Club held its first meeting with Mrs. Chick as our advisor in November This IS a newly formed club and has proven to be very successful. We elected the following officers President . . . . Joanne Trask Secretary - . . . Pauline Stevens Treasurer .... . . . . . ........... . . . . . . . Sandra Perry We are publishing six issues of a school newspaper for the first time and we also do many outside typing and Ditto projects for various people in the community. With the money we have earned, we have purchased a safe for the school money a filing cabinet two desk trays, and a paper cutter for the Commercial Room. 4-7 Pauline Stevens '61 'J' Tl. F... X , -2 A'- W ,- -. .1 gf' 1 f ,. -Q ' .swf-1 r rw .P V . . 'tr ,-. .f .r I. .5751 -. , -1 ..-1. r 1,. 4 ,P - , -tIJ '-1.,, ' -bf! D 14 Nfl--.au -n.- 1 Qffice Girls The duties of an office girl are to answer the telephone, greet guests, ring the passing bell and write out absentee lists for each class room. Our office girls this year were under the direction of Mrs Chick. Period-- Period- - Period- - Period-- Period-- Period- - Period- - 48 Lola Newton Sandra Perry Martha Chesley Kathy Warren Barbara Harris Barbara Buck Glenda Buck Martha Chesle Y THX-' V-T X ATHLETICS me wg- ig M4 -' 5359: .- ' - : ' fqf. ' L.. Y . 7- - ,UQ a iw vw 'M 11? Q . :ui ,- ,, ' 1, V., - , I .X xknr 1, v ai S52 1 w gf I QS? f THE NORRIS STORE One Stop Shopping Groceries Meats Hardware Dry Goods Boots and Shoes AMOCO--Gas and Oil Buckfield Dial 336-3201 Maine Girls' Basketball Captain- -Rosemary Bennett Co-Captain--Glenda Buck Scorekeeper and Manager--Sandra Perry High Scorer--Rosemary Bennett Coach--Mrs. Chick Season's Record--Won 8 and Lost 10 Placed Third in O.C.S.S.L. Gerald H. Bessey- Marion Bessey-- FARM BUREAU INSURANCE SINGER SEWING MACHINES AND Dial 336-3332 VACUUM CLEANERS Buckfield Maine Buckfi eld Maine I , , Boys' Basketball Captain--Ricky Stevens Co -Captain--Craig Bennett Manager--Brian Adams Scorekeeper--Merriel Chesley I-Iigh Scorer--Larry Bessey Coach--Mr. Boyd Season's Record--Won 18 and Lost 2 O.C.S.S.L. CHAMPS Third Straight Year Sectional Championships--Finalist Regionals NOW IT 'S PEPSI-- FOR THOSE WHO THINK YOUNG! Pepsi -Cola Bottling Company Auburn-Portland, Maine Cheerleaders Head Cheerleader--Sally Dunn Advisor--Mrs. Chick Barb I o a n n e Livermore Falls Trust Company All Deposits Up to 510,000 Insured by FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I f , l' 'T' ,gf E1 rf Girls' Softball Manager and Scorekeeper--Nancy D'Auito1o Coach--Mrs. Chick Season's Record--Won 7 and Lost 1 O.C.S.S.L. CHAMPS 1959-60 :N Q, -5 A X AT HOME '5f'ii'Q2l, AT WORK ' AT PLAY in Electricity Serves You Best Every Hour of the Day Central Maine Power Company gi ,., Boys' Baseball Captain--Ricky Stevens Co-Captain--Craig Bennett Coach--Mr. Bean Season's Record--Won 10 and Lost 3 O.C.S.S.L. CHAMPS FOR Past Two Years Cornplirn ents of Bessey Foods Packers of Bessey's Apple Juice Bessey's Sweet Cider Preserves and All Kinds of Jellies T ry Them and You Will Buy Them Buckfield Maine N4 X 1'--n -,. .,, .--1.--0.-.v. .... -M .. -..-..,,, . 1 W 41 1, n P... X X ,1- K. -.nhxva Ji? - . Xxx ,...,...,-.. ,.. .-.4 kai, 1Jva4No:: DNISIL uanav , 4 I ' 73' , I --AL K-9.-u I .Y 1, . -.W , . . X 1 '-. ,gijfty Hg ggl -' M W '- wr ADVERTISING CASCO BANK AND TRUST COMPANY All Deposits up to 310,000 Insured by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of Compliments of CHAPMAN'S BEAUTY PARLOR OXFORD COUNTY TELEPHONE 8: TELEGRAPH COMPANY Dial 336-3341 Business Office Buckfield Maine Buckfield Maine Compliments of W. RALPH LOWE JERRY Refrigeration Appliances and AND Plumbing JULIA Buckfield Maine BUCKFIELD GARAGE TILTONS MARKET General Repairs Groceries Meats Vegetables Frozen Foods Dial 336-3161 Dial 336-2191 Buckfield Maine Buckfield Maine Compliments of THE ELLINGWOOD NOVELTY CO. HARRIS BEAUTY PARLOR Manufacturers of Window Brush Blocks, Floor Brush Blocks, Dial 336-2381 Counter and Mill Dusters, Blocks Plain and Polished. Buckfield Maine Buckfield Maine Compliments to the Graduating Class from MORRIS E. TUCKER PERRY 'S TIRE SHOP HEATING OILS Dial 336-3359 Dial 336-3521 Buckfield Maine Buckfield Maine C om plim ent s of DAVIS NATION-WIDE STORE Everett M. Davis General Merchandise C om plim ent s of HAR OLD GAMM ON Groceries'4'Meats'9'Gas and Oil Blacksmith Horse and Cattle Dealer Dial 388-2291 West Sumner Terms--Week Hartford Maine Compliments of HANSON'S SERVICE STATION Calso Gas and Oil Turner Road Turner Maine WOODWARD 8: PIIPO STORE Phone WO 6-2733 East Hebron Maine Wirthmore Feeds Farm Supplies PERHAM'S MAINE MINERAL STORE Rt. 26 at Trap Corner West Paris Maine As in May 1957 Readers' Digest COLE'S GENERAL STORE General Merchandise Dial 3 88-22 82 East Sumner Maine Compliments of TURNER 8: RIDLEY, INC. Livermore Falls Maine MERRANDS FURNITURE, INC. Kelvinator Appliances Krochler 8: Hartshorn Living Rooms Mattresses and Box Springs Complete Home Furnishings Dial 225-6444 Turner SANITARY DAIRY Dial 7-4677 Chisholm Roland J. Fournier, Prop. Pasteurized Milk and Cream TRAP C ORNER STORE Compliments of PARIS MANUFACTURING CO. South Paris Maine Groceries Lunches Open Daily Until 9 P. M. West Paris Maine BERRY'S GENERAL STORE Groceries Meats Dry Goods--Homemade Ice Cream Open 7 Days North Turner Maine GOODWINS DAIRY Milk and Cream Delivered South Paris, Maine DAIRY BARS Ice Cream Sandwiches South Paris and Auburn, Maine 2.0 Unit Motel, Open All Year. JOHN P. CULLIMAN Osford County Distributor Socony Mobil Oil Co. We Specialize in Oil Burners and Complete Heating Systems We also Have Anything You Want That Comes from Petroleum PI 3-3412 South Paris, Maine Texaco Gasoline JIMMY'S Firestone Tires Best Rest Rooms in New England On Route 100 Auburn, Maine Heating Oil Havoline Motor Oil JIMM'S DINER On Route 100 Fine Food Auburn, Maine MEN'S NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS OF Clothing--Furni shings and Shoes Kuppenheimer Botany 500 Philcraft and Surretwill Suits Barron Anderson Topcoats Knox and Champ Hats Brentwood Sweaters Arrow Shirts Musing-Wear T-Shirts and Shorts Interwoven Socks Bass and Weyenberg Shoes Maine Guide Jackets WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR White Stag Ski'5'Wear White Stag Car Coats Pendleton Jackets, Slacks and Skirts Use Your Credit Pay Weekly Pay Monthly Regular Charge Accounts Cobb Watson Co. 57 Court Street Auburn, Maine Dial 782-8071 W. J. WHEELER 8: COMPANY, INC. Stanley M. Wheeler--Res. Phone PI 3-6286 Lewis Dexte r Wheele r Howard W. Cole--Res. Phone Bethel VA 4-2242 South Paris, Maine Insurance of All Kinds Phone PI 3-2313 PREP HALL Specializing in Clothing for Fellows in Prep and High Schools A. H. BENOIT 8: CO. Lisbon and Ash Street Dial 784- 6991 Lewis ton , Maine FRENCH'S LONE PINE Open Every Day Our Own Pies and Ice Cream Lunches Served Turner Maine TWITCHELL'S AIRPORT Sales and Service Specializing in Fishing Trips Minor and Major Repairs on All Type Aircraft Phone CA 5-6290 Turner Maine CARBER AND LIBBY Groceries - - - Magazines Confections - - - Sundries Phone CA 5 - 2404 Turner Maine NEZINSCOT SPRING BOTTLING CO . Beverages and Spring Water Turner Maine GRANGE MEMBERS Save Money On Safe Fire Insurance Any Type of Property Anywhere in Maine Any Amount At All Savings When You Insure Ask for PATRONS ANDROSCOGGIN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. 108 Court Street Auburn See Our Local Grange Agent BLISS COLLEGE 160 Lisbon Street Lewiston Courses Include : Accounting Busine s s Administration Business New Courses: Medical Secretarial Legal Secretarial Write or Dial 782-001 for Complete Catalog FLANDERS Compliments of QUALITY MEN'S SUITS PENLEY BROTHERS 62. Court Street Auburn Maine West Paris Maine E. SHEPLEY PAUL Insurance All Lines 88 Court Street, Auburn Dial 783-1391 J. P. HUTCHINSON 8.: CO. Roger H. Briggs Complete Insurance Service Dial 784-5661 87 Main Street Auburn Maine Compliments of WHITMAN OIL CO. Fuel Oil and Bottled Gas PI 3 -2841 Norway Maine NORWAY NATIONAL BANK Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation See Us for All Your Banking Needs. Norway Maine BARNSTONE-OSGOOD CO. Jewelers and Silversmiths Dial 784-52.41 50 Lisbon Street WESSO ORCHARDS John H. McKeen and Son Fruits and Vegetables Lewiston Maine West Paris Maine J. J. NEWBERRY CO. BARJO'S STONES' DRUG STORE 555-10?-2543-Sl. Dept. RESTAURANT Stationers Supplies Norway's Complete Kodaks and Films Shopping Center Norway Maine Norway Maine Lewiston Maine AUBURN MAINE THE COCA-COLA SCHOOL OF Compliments of BOTTLING PLANTS, COMMERCE PARIS HARDWARE CO. INC. Pilgrim 3-8831 171 Park Street Auburn Maine South Paris Maine Norway Maine ADVERTISER- ROAK THE FLORIST Compliments of DEMOCRAT Say it With F1owers BESSEY'S MARKET 1 'Buy or Borrow a Copy Auburn Maine Canton Maine CONRAD W. LAMB AGENCY DEPOSITORS TRUST CO . Insurance of All Kinds Lewiston Maine Phone 764-242.1 Also Serving You at West Paris Maine Twenty-two Other Locations HARLOW'S Compliments of TWIN CITY TIRE CO. 145 Main Street Norway The Shop With a Thousand Beautiful Gifts Modern Luncheonette U. S. Royal Distributors 98-1 18 Main Auburn Maine O. K. CLIFFORD CO. STUDEBAKER Sales and Service Tires, Tubes, and Accessories South Paris Maine ELLINGWOOD BROS. Blacksmithing General Repairs Truck Bodies Built West Paris Maine BENSON'S COAL 8: OIL CO. Best Wishes West Paris Maine W. H. KNIGHTLY Heating Oils and b Oil Burners PI 3-2421 Norway, Maine AUTO PARTS SUPPLY CO., INC. Speed Equipment Z7 6 Main Stre et Lewiston Maine ALDRICH MOTOR CO. Your Home Town Rambler and Jeep Dealer Sales and Service 245 Main Street Dial PI 3-2262 South Paris Maine Compliments of W. P. MATTHEWS MACHINERY CO. Dial 784- 5759 Auburn Maine CUMMINGS GRAIN MILL Feed, Flour and Grain Custom Mixing and Grinding Fertilizers--Seeds--Paint Beacon Feeds Cummings Feed Norway Maine KENNY 'S FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions Funerals , Weddings ,Etc . Open 7 Days a Week Dial 782-9408 620 Center Street Auburn Compliments of OXFORD PROVISIONS Norway Maine BAILEY BROTHERS I Livermore Falls Maine HAHNEL BROTHERS CO . 42 Main Street Lewiston Dial 784-6477 Maine's Leading Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractors L. M. LONGLEY 8: SONS Plumbing, Heating, Hardware Es so Range and Fuel Oil Channeldrain Steel Roofing Burk's Electric Pumps Norway Maine WILNER WOOD PRODUCTS CO. Miller of Fine White Pine Wood Floo Manufacturers and Designers of Wedgie Heels Norway Maine I' BROWN'S APPAREL SHOP Phone PI 3-2151 Norway ' Maine PARIS FARMERS' UNION PI 3-2861 South Paris Maine Compliments of NORWAY LAUNDRY , INC . Norway Maine SOUTH PARIS SAVINGS BANK The House of Thrift Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation South Paris Maine Goodyear Tires COBURN'S TIRE STORE, INC. Leonard W. Bonney 238 Main Street Lewiston Bus. 783-0332 Res. CA 5-5254 THE CARTER MILLING CO. Stores at 21 Center Street--Auburn 741 Main Street--Lewiston Best Wi shes PECK'S SHARLAINE'S STORE H. P. HOOD 8: SONS Dial 784-4511 Portland Road Auburn Maine Lewiston Maine Auburn Maine HOUSE'S MARKET BROWN'S SHOE iP5qN1?fLS Grocerie s - -Meats REPAIRING De artrriljnt Store Vegetables N P M . 217 Main Street Orway alne North Turner Maine Norway Maine South Paris Maine N. DAYTON BOLSTER Compliments of STONY 23423014 co. NORWAY SAVINGS BANK PRINT H P 'Wallpaper 2-Q. V. Kilgeher - N M - B1-oo treet Linoleum orway aine South Paris Maine MARKET SQUARE RALPH'S Compliments of CHEVRON S TA TION CASH MARKE T South Paris Maine Dial 597-3461 BURNHAM Canton Maine 8: MORRILL CLASS Class Photographers A OF FRIEND YYY? LORING STUDIOS '5 1 1 k 1961 SUPERIOR SEAFOODS Dial 784-5841 337 Lisbon Street MAC 'S FIX-IT SHOP Dial 782-467 6 Turner Road Compliments of WILSON'S DOLLAR STORES, INC. Lewiston Maine East Auburn, Maine Norway Maine Norway Maine WOODMAN'S SPORTING CLIFFORD'S HUTCHINS' GOODS STORE REXALL STORE PI 3-6602 JEWELRY STORE 223 Main Street 51 Market Square Norway Maine South Paris Maine L. F. PIKE 8: SON LOWE FLORIST Clothing A. W. WALKER Furnishings AND SON PI 3-2881 Norway Maine Norway Maine South Paris Maine Compliments of Compliments Of GEE AND BEE Compliments DR. MYER M. STORE, INC. of HALPERIN Lewis ton Maine Auburn Maine WARDS' A State Certified Class A Secondary Public School offering training in College Preparation Home Economics, Vocational Agriculture and Business Training for the boys and girls of the Nezrnscot Valley Located at junction of Marne Highways No 117 and No 140 in Buckfreld Maine Orientation English I English II English Ill English IV French I French II U. S. History World History Citizenship General Science Biology Chemistry Physics Algebra I Algebra Il Geometry Advanced Math. Bookkeeping I Shorthand I Shorthand II Typing I Typing II Office Practice Voc. Voc. Voc. Voc Voc. Voc. Voc. Voc. Agri. Agri. Agri. Agri. Home Home Home Home I II III IV c I c Il Ec III Ec IV E E Driver Training Key: R- -required E- -elective Graduates with good scholastic standing are being accepted without condition for post secondary training in Technical Schools Colleges and Nursing Schools on a par with the larger secondary schools Individual guidance and counciling including testing and career selection is given each student by trained advisors, All students are invited to participate in a popular low cost health and accident insurance program Music, both vocal and instrumental are an integrate part of the school program A nourishing, state approved hot lunch is available each school day Varsity Athletics include Basketball for boys and girls Baseball and Skiing for boys and softball for girls. Prizes, medals and awards are available to the members of the Future Farmers of America Future Homemakers of America as well as recognition awards for faithful participation rn vocal and instru mental music, public speaking and varsity athletics Some fifteen other coveted merit awards are pre sented each commencement