Bucksport High School - Hillcrest Yearbook (Bucksport, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1956 volume:

1 S-'GQ RIICKSIWRT IIIGII SUIIINDL Bucksport, Maine vm, 6' f' E',-if 1 THE HILLCRE T ,956 ' l THE HILLCREST STAFF 1099 Ps AT WORK The HILLCREST staff of 1956 has worked rnany long hours to bring you what We hope will be an in- teresting book. The staff, chosen by the faculty in the fall, was headed by Nancy M. Winter, editor-in-chief, and Roberta Miller, assist- ant editor. The other mem- bers, who helped organize the book were Carolyn Mott Beverly Salisbury, Caroline Turner, Michael Arnold, Connie Baker, and Peter Leighton. For the loyal as- sistance of the Staff, your editor is deeply grateful, The staff wishes to thank Mrs. Whitmore, who helped by proofreading the articles written by the stu- dents. Our advisor, Mrs. Lake stayed nights after school with the staff, giving valu- able help. To Mrs. Lake, we wish to extend our sin- cere appreciation. IlEllIUA'l'l0 We of Bucksport Hlgh School dedlcate our 1956 6d1t1OH of The I-hllcrest to Mr G Herbert Jewett who 1S ret1r1ng after thlrty two years of serv1ce as Super catmg the yearbook we w1sh to express our deep apprec1at1or1 to Mr Jewett for h1s many years of unt1r1ng effort h1s ever ready sympathy h1s fmendlmess and understandnmg intendent of Schools in this area. In dedi- Q Scjbx 6' Z OOO .W o fl Sy Q era V eq, 1 0' Oleg o XDRRMNE DOBSON to Musxc DO R 4' E OTH X9 6 nghgh Y LAKE 9 441, ROS E '5 O 003230 F Each LEY Q' 926 5 C hsh RALPH wen vw 905 vw X6 C Physxca Educauon 0 Cw xcs 1' Iatofv 0 Q- Q99 S, . Q Y' Xw ig- f , 0 Q 2 8 12' life GQ A. ' ff' 3 ff JK 591 Gel 1 A A 0 , Oo 6 , Q V ' x 6,51 ' ll ,V X43 . e I - 1 . , O En . 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ATWOOD Industrial Arts baby Undecided Herbie 's very quiet, but Irene thinks he's swell! LV. Basketball 1.2: Var- sity 3,43 Football l.2,3g Baseball 1,25 Athletic Association 2,3,4g F.F.A. 2: Monitor 4. Compliments of HUSSON COLLEGE, Bangor, Moine D. MICHAEL ARNOLD College Mike Muggs College His tongue is as quick as it is witty. Prize Speaking 2: Second Prize Winner 25 3 Act Play I,2, 3,45 State Play 2g Car nival of Plays 2g Deutscher Verein 2, 3, 4g Vice President 3,4g Cabaret 2g Diri- go Boys' State 35 Thespian Society 3, 4g President of Thespians 4g Chairman of German Executive Board 45 Initiation Committee 45 Winner Prize Speaking 3g Student Council 45 Hillcrest 33 Hillcrest Editorial Staff 43 Honor Roll I, 2, 3,4g German Award 3. NORMAN BOUCHARD Industrial Arts Numbo Radio School Norman's a fellow who's often seen, Putting nickels in the slot machine. Intramural Basketball rg Cross Country 2. -4. 3, IRENE H BRIDGES Commerclal Undecrded Freckled face and pretty hart of yellow She ll make a frne wrfe for some lucky fellow Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Fresh Soph Prlze Speakrng 1 Usherette 2 F H A I 2 3 4 Parlramenrarran 3 Treasurer4 Glee Club 4 Newsbomb 3 4 Lrbrary Club 3 4 Vrce pres1dent4 Carmval of Plays 3 Graduatlon Usherette 3 Offlce Glrl 4 Three act Play 4 STEVEN JAMES BUNKER College Szeve College Ah every rnch a klngl HILLCREST 3 4 State One act Play2 Fresh Soph Prrze Speakrng 2 Wrnner 2 Jr Sr Prrze Speakrng3 Wrnner3 I 2 Varslty 3 4 Natronal Honor Socrery 3 4 Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Hugh Honors 2 Scholasuc Award 2 Class Treasurer 2 Class Presldent 3 4 Execuuve Board 4 Intramurals I Momtor 3 4 Thesplan So clety 3 4 Three act Play 3 4 Carnrval of Plays 2 3 Boys State 3 Class Mar shall 3 Pep Squad 2 Servlce Award 3 Harvard Book Award 3 'r DORIS VIVIAN BUNKER Bunk General Undeclded Dons was very qulet we musr admrt Bur wrrh her frrends she 's qurre a wlr Band 1 2 3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Softball I Compliments of BEALS BUSINESS COLLEGE Bangor, Morne CHARLES W BROWN General Hot rod Army Charlre Brown rs krnd of slow But you should see hrs hot rod go Fun Nrghr 3 Football 2 Prom 3 Intra mural Basketball I GLORIA CARY Economlcs Waves 'Go Go 'Go Go lrkes a lor of fun She doesn :have a care Glee Club I 2 3 4 Leaders Corp 3 4 M orettesI234FHA 1234 PCP Squad I 2 r,' If I u f 1 o P 1' 0 ' ' 'I I S 0 0 I 1 n u 2 v l . 0 ,, - H . , 2 ' I Prom 35 Debate Club 3,41 J.V. Baseball ' Z Q -v :, ' - A . o n n 2 ' r I : :- : 31 ,.,:...,.,g I ' . JOHN CHENARD College College The road to success WOW! what a hill! Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Footballz 3 4 J V Basketballz Varsity 3 4 J V Baseball 3 Athletic Assoc 3 4 Cabaretz Prom 3 Boys State 3 Baccalaureate Usher 3 Student Councrl 2 4 Class Treasurer 4 Executrve Board 4 Fun Night 3 4 SALLY ANN CUNNINGHAM Sally Commercial Undecided Whenever there s a problem we can t lick Sally has an answer mighty quick! National Honor Society 4 Thesplan So crety 3 4 Athletic Assoc 3 4 Softball I 4- Basketball 2 3 4- Pep Squad 1 2- Gym Team 3 4- Fun Night 1 2 3 4 Lead- ers Corps 2 3 4- Treasurer 3 4- Glee Club 2 3 4- F H A I2 3 4- LibraryClu 3- Three-act Play I 3' One -act Play 3 Carnival of Plays 3- Newsbomb I 2 3 4 HILLCREST 1 2 4- Secretary to Principal 3 4- Cabaret 2- Prom 3 Junior Bam Dance Comm 3- Social Comm 1 2 3 Assem- bly Comm 4- Honor Roll I 2, 3 4 High Honors 2 3 'CZ' fha? DALE WENDELL COFFIN Dalie General Air Force or Bible School An artist is always recog- nized by his lines. B 1.2.3.4:I.V. as- ketball 3g HILLCREST 3, 4g Track Team 3, 4. Compliments of MERRILL TRUST CO Bucksport, Maine 12 vw 'Q BASILA CLARK College College Basil will be so brilliant as the years go by Smce always as he ponders you hear him ask Why! Fresh Soph Prize Speaking 2 Jr Sr Pnze Speaking 3 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Scholastic Award 2 National Honor So crety 4 Debate Club 3 4 Cabaret 2 Prom 3 Dingo Boys State3 Deutscher Verem 1,2 3 Vice President I Health Council 4 German Scholastic Award 2 MYRTLE FRANCES DORR Myrt Commercial Undecided Myrtle s dependability at Grange is known by all. Pep Squad I, 2g F,H.A. I,2, 3,4gG166 Club 49 Newsbomb 45 F.H.A, News Reporter 43 Library Club 4g Honor Roll 1, 2, 3g Cabaret 25 Prom 3. 71 'EE' RICHARD FINDLAY Industrral Arts Dtck Navy I'm not as shy as I look. Class Treasurer I Football I I V Base ball 1 Intramural Basketball 1 WILLIAM MICHAEL GOODWILL 1 College College B111 rs moderate precrse slow No srgns of speed does he ever show Rtchland Hrgh School Mtchtgan I 2 Football 3 Track Team 3 4 Baseball 3 HILLCREST 3 4 Busrness Mgr 4 Band 3 4 Gym Team 3 Presrdent 4 Fun Nrght 3 4 Glee Club 4 'uv If JEAN HARRIET GIFFORD Ieanme General Wacs Ieanme s fned chrcken from Fat's IS awful good! F H A12 GleeClubI Complnmenfs of ST REGIS CO Bucksporf, Maine 13 SARAH ANN GERVAIS Commerctal Sally Undecrded A pretty smrle has thrs lass And she s the srnger of our class Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Graduatron Usher SIIG 3 Camtval of Plays 3 Newsbomb 1 2 3 4 Thespran Socrety 4 Hrstorran 4 Glee Club I 2 4 Leaders Corps 3 Softball I 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Asst Manager 3 HILLCREST 2 4 Pep Squad I 2 Athlenc Assoc 4 Cabaretz Prom tdent 4 Gym Club 3 4 GAYLEN GRAY Agrrculture 'Gay U S Arr Force Actrons speak louder than words F F A I2 3 4 Basketballz 3 4 Track Team 3 Baseball 2 Football 2 R.- lk I. I I S . I 0 E: 35 F'.1-I.A. 2, 3, 4: Vice-president'3g Pres srl C ' Q ' ' ' 2: 0 U 1 D I x 4 O 0 I CLYDE MORRIS GRINDLE Clydie Industrial Arts Undecided Other men eat to live while I live to eat. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Assoc. 2, 3,4, I.V. Basketball 2, 3: I.V. Baseball I, 2, Varsity 3,4, Fun Night 1, 2, 3,4, Gym Club 2, 3,4, Intramural Basketball 1, Cabaret 2, Prom 3: Ir. Barn Dance 3. NEOTA LOIS HARVEY General Undecided Neota is an Orland girl, Four years she walked each way, But we all know that in the end, This walk will really pay. LEO WAYNE GRUNWALD Gunnie Industrial Arts Undecided NORMA A. GRINDLE College Norm College Norma plays basketball and works hard for the A. A. National Honor Society 4, Thespian So- ciety 3,4, Library Club 2, Athletic As- soc. I,2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Class Secre- tary 23 Student Council 2, 3,4, Secretary 33 Regional Student Council Secretary 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Fun Night I,2, 3,4, Three-Act Play Comm. 2, 3,4, State One-Act Play Comm. 2, 3, 4, Cabaret 2, Prom 3, Social Comm. I,2, 3, 4, Initia- tion Comm. 4, Deutscher Verein 2, 3, Band I,2, 3, Glee Club I, Pep Squad I,2, Executive Board 4, Newsbomb 1, 3, HILL- CREST I, 2, 3, Carnival of Plays 2, 3, Jr, - Sr. Prize Speaking jp Honor Roll I,2, 3,4 LIONEL SAUNDERS HARVEY College Navy His smile goes all the way around and buttons in the back. X If . l I can resist everything ex cept temptation. LV, Baseball I,2, LV. Basketball I,2, Varsity 3, 4, Cabaret 2, Prom 3, Fun Night Ig Prize Speaking I, Intramural Basketball 1. Compliments of FOOTMAN-HILLMAN DAIRY Brewer, Maine Football 2, 3, 4, J. V. Baseball 1, 2, Var- sity 3,4, Athletic Assoc. 3, 4, President 4, Cabaret 2, Prom 3, Monitor 4, Fr. - Soph. Prize Speaking Ig Fun Night 2, 3, Boys' State 33 Junior Barn Dance 3, Intra- mural Basketball I, 2. 4 2 ELLEN MARION HUTCHINS Hutch Commercial College Silence is golden, but who am I to make money? National Honor Society 4g Secretary 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 4g F.H.A. I,2g Leaders' Corp 2, 3, 4g V. President 33 President 4g Pep Squad 1, 25 Fun Night I,2, 3,45 Cab- aret 2g Prom 3g Junior Barn Dance 3, So- cial Comm. 1, 2, 3, 45 Initiation Comm. 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 1,2, 3, 43 One-Act Play 1, 2: Secretary to the prin- cipal 4g Gym Team 3,44 Honor Roll I, 2, 3,43 Graduation Usherette 35 Carnival of Plays Usherette 2. JUDITH FRANCES LEACH Judy College Airline Stewardess Just as horses like to prance, Our own Judy likes to dance. Glee Club I,2,4g F,H.A. Ip Pep Squad Ig Softball 2, 3,43 Three-Act Play 35 Health Council 2, Carnival of Plays 2, Thespian Society 3,45 Class Secretary 33 Prom 35 Cabaret 25 Usherette 3. Il HJR DAVID A. KETTELL Dave General Service See that dented Ford JAMES ALFRED KEENAN Crusher Industrial Arts College CNavyJ Jimmy is a friendly guy, And it was Norma who caught his eye. John Bapst High School r, 2, Intramural Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 35 Prom 33 Junior Barn Dance 3, Initiation Comm. 4: Athletic Assoc. 3,45 Fun Night 3, 4. LEROY SCOTT LEACH Agriculture Roy Undecided Leroy is a quiet lad, but we know luck will favor him. F.F.A. I, 2, 3,43 J. V. Basketball I. go by? That's Davis! Intramurals 3: LV. Baseball 2, Cross Country 2. 15 ff PHILIP Lowstt Phil '- Industrial Arts Navy A football player, who's a good block, His actions make up for his lack of talk. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Basketball Manager I,2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Ath- letic Assoc. 2, 3,4, Cabaret 2, Prom 3, Baseball Manager 2, Glee Club 4, Booster Club 4, Junior Barn Dance 3. ASTRID MAY MATTSON College Eg Nursing When the Bucks need support, Eg helps with that wa -hoo! National Honor Society 3,4, Thespian Society 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Best Thes- pian Award 3, Girls' State 3, Deutscher Verein 3, 4, Treasurer 4, German Schol- astic Award 3, Class President Ig Vice- President 2, Executive Board 4, Athletic Assoc. 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary 431. V. Cheerleader I, 2, Head Cheerleader 2, Varsity 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 4, Bas- ketball 2, Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Glee Club Ig Gym Team 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, Fun Night 1, 2 3.4, State One-Act Play 2, 3, Three-Act Play 3, 4, Carnival of Plays 2,3, Social Comm. I,2, 3,4, Junior Barn Dance 3, Cabaret 2, Prom 3, Honor Roll I,2, 3.4. REGINALD MANN Reg General Maine Vocational Technical Institute Reggxe wasn t really born To Chmb Mt Washington in early morn Boys State 3 Interamural Bas ketball I Cabaret 2 Prom 3 I V Basketball I MALCOLM D. MacBAIN College Professor I College The deafest ear his voice would reach, When Malcolm rose to make a speech. Honor Roll I, 2, 3,43 National Honor S0- ciety 4, Treasurer 4, Boys' State 3, Thes- pian Society 3,4, State One-Act Play 2, Three-Act Play I, 3,43 Carnival of Plays 2, 3, Prom 3, Cabaret 2, Junior Barn Dance 3, Gym Team 1,2, Fun Night i, 2: LV. Baseball 2, 3, Usher Ig Intramu- ral Basketball I, Baccalaureate Usher 3, Fresh. -Soph, Prize Speaking 2, Winner 2, U. of Maine Speech Festival 3, Ir. - Sr, Prize Speaking 3, Deutscher Verein 2, 3, German Book Award 3, German Scholastic Award 3, HILLCREST 3,4, Newsbomb 3, 4, Asst. Editor 3, Debate I,2, 3,4, Debate Award 3, President 4. RONALD BRUCE MANN College Ronnie Navy All the world loves a lover. Football r,2, 3, 4, Athletic Assoc. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Student Council 3, 4, President 4, Cabaret 2, Prom 3, Deut- scher Verein 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Monitor 4, Fresh. -Soph, Prize Speaking 2, I. V. Basketball 2 Fun Night t 2 3 4 Var sity Baseball 3 4 Gym Club 3 4 Jun tor Barn Dance 3 Initiation Comm 4 Class Treasurer 3 Pep Squad I Camival of Plays 2 3 State One Act Play 2 3 Intramural Basketball 1 Glee Club 4 I6 HAROLD F. McALLIAN Agriculture Mac Undecided A bad excuse is better than none at all. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 2, Chaplain 3, F.F.A. Basketball. CAROLYN ANN MOTT Carrie Commercial Husson College I wonder why Carrie 's interest lies in the C. M. P. Co. P Basketball I,2,4, Cheerleader, I. V. 2, Varsity 3, Pep Squad Ig Student Council 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3,4, Honor Roll I,2, 3,4, High Honors 2, 3, Thespian Society 4, Corresponding Sec. 4, Star 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Class Sec. 4, Secre- tary to Principal 3,4, F,H.A. I,2, 3, Sec retary 2, Band 2, Commercial Award 3, Scholarship Award 2, HILLCREST 4, Ex- ecutive Board 4, Athletic Assoc. 4, Grad- uation Usherette 3, Jr. -Sr, Prize Speak- ing Usherette 3, Fun Night 2, 3, Prom 3, Cabaret 2, Junior Barn Dance 3, Social Comm. 1, 2, 3,4. II Hill ROBERTA R. MILLER College Becky College Becky is an athlete, As Class Vice Pres. she rates. Scholarship Award I, 2, Basketball I, 2, 3,4, Softball I, 2, Class Secretary I, Class President 2, Class Vice Pres. 4: Glee Club i,2, 3,4, Composite Chorus 3, High Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Social Com- mittee 1, 2, 3,4, Pep Squad I,2, Bac- calaureate Choir 1, 2, 3, State One-Act Play I,2, Carnival of Plays 2, Three- Act Play 3,4, Thespian Society 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3,4, 3 Stars, Fresh. -Soph. Prize Speaking 2, Cabaret 2, Prom 33 Junior Barn Dance 3, Athletic Assoc. 4: - Co-Manager Magazine Drive 3, Execu- tive Board 4g HILLCREST Staff 3,4, Ass't. Editor 3, Library Club 3,4, President 4, National Honor Society 4, Fun Night 3. 17 PETER MERRITT General Pete Air Force Fresh, -Soph, Prize Speaking 2, Health Council 3, Boys' State 3, Honor Roll I, 2, High Honors 3, Executive Board 4. CLYDE WILLIAM NIGHTINGALE Industrial Arts Undecided When the girls start teasing Clyde He 'll blush and turn all red, But still we know way down inside I-le loves each word they said. Gym Club I,2, 3,45 Cabaret 2, Prom 3 K NOT PICTURED RUSSELL PATTEN Agriculture RUSS Undecided His actions make up for his lack of talk. Varsity Baseball 3. RICHARD SMITH Industnal Arts Dickie St Regis Love met htm at a rally E l0R BEVERLY ANNE SALISBURY Bev College Untversity of Mame Petite ftgure hatr of blond Bev s a gtrl of whom we re ond National Thespian Soctaty 2 3 4 HILLCREST 3 4 News bomb 3 4 Editor 4 Three Act Playz 3 4 Stars 3 4 Camtval of Plays 2 Lrbrary Club 3 4 Pep Squad I 2 Softball 1 Cabaretz Prom 3 Social Comm I 2 3 4 Junior Barn Dance 3 Jr Sr Prize Speaking Usherette 3 FunN1ght12 34 PTA Program 2 3 Mustc Festtval 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 IOYCE PERKINS College Tee Nursing With very capable hands Joyce is a busy girl Basketball 1- Pep Squad' Library Club 2 3 4 Cabaretz Leaders Corps 3 4 Newsbomb 3 4 Prom 3 Junior Barn Dance 3 EARL L SOPER Industrial Arts Electrician Work has killed many a man why die? Band 4 Honor Roll I 3 A 6. Q ' l-1 H -212.42 rf. re Q My . 251 In y lt ERLENE SPOONER General Lene ' Typist There's' mischief in her eye. Softball Ig Leaders' Corps l,2, gg Li- brary Club 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Band 4g Cheerleader 3g Monitor 4g Car- nical of Plays gg Graduation Usherette 3. JAMES MARVIN SWEET General Jimmy Undecided My future tomorrow Depends on my writings today. Il lilli .. Q SHIRLEY ANN STITHAM x 'Q- S y i' RUBY STAPLES Commercial College A young girl that blushes is better than one who turns pale. F.H.A. 2, g,4g Historian gg Glee Club 2, g,4g Thespian Society g,4g Honor Roll I, 2, g,4g National Honor Society g, 4g Prom Queen gg Girls' State gg Secretary to Prin- cipal 2, g, 4g Cabaret 2g Basketball Games Usherette gg Three-Act Play Usherette gg Carnival of Plays Business Staff gg Health Council 2,4g Secretary 4g Pageant Prompt- er gg Library Club 4g Social Comm. 1,2, gg Initiation Comm. 4g Pep Squad 1, 2. DONNA HELEN UPTON Commercial College The Liberace of our class. Band I,2, g,4g Glee Club I, 2, g,4g Pianist Shirl Home Ee. Undecided Shirley is the class shutter- bug. F,H.A. 2, g,4g Pep Squad 1,21 Social Comm. gg Cab- aret 2g Alternate Cheer- leader 4g Honor Roll 2, 3. 19 2,3,4: J.V. Cheering I,2g Varsity 4g Car- nival of Plays gg Thespian Society g, 4g Cabaret 2g Pep Squad 1, 2g Prom gg Fun Night 2,3,4g Honor Roll 1.2, g,4g Gym Club g,4g Secretary to Principal 4g Three- Act Play 4. T RONALD VARNUM Agriculture Ron Navy Ron has proved to be quite a help in football and basketball. F.H.A. I,2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3,4: LV. Basketball 3. NANCY MADELINE WINTER College Nan College Nancy works hard as our HILLCREST Ed- itor and pipes her way with her flute. American Legion runner-up award 8, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4, Soft- ball I, Fresh-Soph. Prize Speaking 1,23 Winner I,2' Jr. Sr Prize Speakin - - Z 35 Winner 3, Debate Club 2, Student Coun- cil 2, 4, Three-act Play 2, 3, 4, Camival of Plays 2, 3, Thespian Society 3, 4, State One-Act Play 2, Cabaret 2, Prom 3, Pep Squad I, 2, Fun Night r, 2, National Hon- or Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Execu- tive Board 4, Baccaluareate Choir 2, 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, High Honors I, 3, Scholastic Award I, HILLCREST 2, 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4. YQ 1 ,' xy 4' 4. NA i 5 l LILLIAN MILDRED WHITE Commercial Undecided Francis Birmingham is her kind of man. If you don't believe it, Look at her left hand. Glee I,2, 3, 4? Honor R011 Iv 2' 3' 4: F,H.A. 1,43 Cabaret 2, Prom 3, Library Club 4, Fun Night 2, Newsbomb 4, HILL- CREST 4, Leaders' Corp 4. CARLTON H. WILLIS Industrial Arts Undecided- Why ain 't they all contented like me? Cabaret 2, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Monitor 4. No x wg'- 'gr A 0667! 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' I : wg V, A u No more beds?P L K In Memoriam '56 CLASS MOTTO--By our own efforst we hope to rise Western Union 999 HANCOCK STREET HARDSCRABBLE MAINE BUCKSPORT HIGH SCHOOL BUCKSPORT MAINE MAYBE I CAN FACE NEXT YEAR WITHOUT THOSE BUTTERFLIES STOP IT SURE WAS A SCARE AT FIRST TO START MY FRESHMAN YEAR STOP THE SENIOR INITIATION WAS ONE OF THE WORST EVENTS THAT TOPPED IT OFF STOP AFTER THAT WE SETTLED DOWN AND ELECTED CLASS OFFICERS STOP ASTRID MATTSON PRESIDENT RONALD MASS VICE PRESIDENT ROBERTA MILLER SECRETARY AND RICHARD FINDLAY TREASURER STOP MR TRASK WAS OUR CLASS ADVISOR STOP NANCY WINTER AND MICHAEL ARNOLD WON SECOND PRIZES IN THE FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE PRIZE SPEAKING STOP ROBERTA AND MICHAEL HAD ROLES IN THE STATE ONE ACT PLAY AND THREE ACT PLAY RESPECTIVELY STOP OUR REPRESENTATIVES TO STUDENT COUNCIL WERE NANCY WINTER AND RODERICK POTTER STOP MANY BOYS AND GIRLS PARTICIPATED IN THE IV AND GIRLS SPORTS STOP WE THINK WE HAD A SUCCESSFUL YEAR BUT TIME WILL TELL HUGH MAW YOUR EVER LOVIN CHILDREN THE FOOLISH FRESHMEN Western Umon 3 LEACHES POINT ORLAND MAINE BUCKSPORT HIGH SCHOOL BUCKSPORT MAINE DEAR MATER THIS DISPATCH COMES TO YOU FOR THE PURPOSE OF INFORMING OUR DEAR ALMA MATER OF THE INGSTON WE ELECTED ROBERTA MILLER AS PRESIDENT ASTRID MATTSON AS VICE PRESIDENT NORMA GRINDLE AS SECRETARY AND STEVEN BUNKER TREASURER STOP YALL COME OUR CABARET WITH A TENNESSEE HILLS THEME WAS A HUGE SUCCESS AND THE CLASS REALIZED A SIZEABLE PROFIT IN FUNDS AND CLASSMATE RELATIONSHIPS STOP IN PRIZE SPEAKING STEVE WON FIRST AND MALCOLM TOOK SECOND WHILE NANCY WINTER AGAIN TOOK SECOND FOR THE GIRLS STOP THIS YEAR TI-In CLASS RECEIVED ADDITIONAL DISTINCTION AS ONE OF ITS MEMBERS RECEIVED A NATIONAL AWARD FOR A TWO YEAR COURSE IN GERMAN STOP BASIL CLARK WITH AN AVERAGE GRADE WELL OVER 95 WON THE CERTIFICATE OF MERIT STOP HE WAS THE FIRST STUDENT IN THE STATE OF MAINE TO EVER RECEIVE THIS HONOR STOP ELLEN HUTCHINS SALLY CUNNINGHAM NORMA AND ROBERTA WERE MEMBERS OF THE GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM STOP A GREAT NUMBER OF THE GIRLS WERE ALSO ON THE SOFTBALL TEAM IN THE SPRING STOP FOR THE BOYS WE WILL JUST HAVE TO SAY THAT MANY OF THEM MADE THE VARIOUS TEAMS STOP BEVERLY SALISBURY MICHAEL ARNOLD AND ROD POTTER HAD PARTS IN THE TIN HERO THE ANNUAL THREE ACT PLAY STOP IN THE ONE ACT PLAY THE LOTTERY THE CLASS HAD EIGHT IN THE CAST STOP JOHN CHENARD AND NORMA WERE OUR STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES STOP SEE YOU NEXT YEAR STOP YOU WILL BE HEARING FROM US TRIBE OF OUTLAWS SOON AS WE COMPLETE OUR 3RD YEAR STOP SIGNING OFF WE ARE THE SILLY SOPHOMORES GAIETY AND STUDIOUSNESS OF OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR STOP UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF MR LIV- Western Umon FRANKLIN STREET BUCKSPORT MAINE BUCKSPORT HIGH SCHOOL BUCKSPORT MAINE DEAR MAMA EVERYONE WAS EXCITED AT THE BEGINNING OF OUR JUNIOR YEAR WHEN WE GOT OUR CLASS RINGS STOP AT OUR FIRST CLASS MEETING WE ELECTED THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS STEVEN BUNKER PRES IDENT MICHAEL ARNOLD VICE PRESIDENT JUDY LEACH SECRETARY AND RONALD MANN TREASURER STOP MR BUNKER WAS OUR CLASS ADVISOR STOP OUR PROM IN THE SPRING WAS WELL RECEIVED AND ALL THOSE ATTENDING ENJOYED THEMSELVES STOP IN PRIZE SPEAKING NANCY WINTER WON SECOND AS USUAL AND STEVE WON FIRST AGAIN WITH MIKE TAKING SECOND STOP BEVERLY SAL ISBURY HAD THE FEMININE LEAD IN THE THREE ACT PLAY NO MORE HOMEWORK STOP IN THE SUP PORTING CAST WERE MANY MEMBERS OF OUR CLASS STOP NANCY AND ASTRID PLAYED THE PARTS OF TWO OLD SCHOOLTEACHERS STOP MIKE WAS TO HAVE PLAYED THE PART OF THE SCHOOL PRIN CIPAL BUT BECAME ILL THE NIGHT BEFORE THE PERFORMANCE STOP STEVE WAS THE JANITOR AND MALCOLM MACBAIN HAD THE ROLE OF THE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT STOP ROBERTS DEPICTED A TYPICAL STAGE STRUCK HIGH SCHOOL GIRL STOP RONALD MANN HAD THE MALE LEAD IN THE STATE ENTRY TRIUMPH IN ASHES STOP THE NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY GAINED A FRIM POSITION IN SCHOOL HISTORY THIS YEAR STOP TEN STUDENTS FROM OUR CLASS NOW BELONG STOP IN THE SPRING FOUR MEMBERS OF OUR CLASS EARNED THE RIGHT TO JOIN THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY STOP THEY WERE STEVEN BUNKER ASTRID MATTSON CAROLYN MOTT AND RUBY STAPLES STOP CON GRATULATIONS ARE DUE THE MEMBERS OF OUR CLASS THAT WERE ON THE STATE CHAMPION DEBATE WELL REPRESENTED WITH MANY EARNING LETTERS STOP NORMA WAS SECRETARY OF THE AA AND SEC TREAS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL STOP MANY OTHER CLASSMATES HELD OFFICES IN THEIR RESPECTIVE CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS STOP THIS YEAR THE NATIONAL AWARD FOR ACHIEVEMENT IN A TWO YEAR COURSE IN GERMAN WAS PRESENTED TO ASTRID STOP NEXT YEAR WE WILL HAVE REACHED THE SEEMINGLY UNATTAINABLE POSITION OF SENIORS STOP SEE YOU THEN STOP AS USUAL THE JOLLY JUNIORS Western Umon ALUMNI MANSION ELM STREET BUCKSPORT MAINE BUCKSPORT HIGH SCHOOL BUCKSPORT MAINE DEAR MOTHER AT LAST STOP AT THE FIRST CLASS MEETING UNDH2 THE EXPERT GUIDANCE OF MRS WHITMORE WE ELECTED THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS STEVE BUNKER AS PRESIDENT ROBERTA MILLER AS VICE PRESIDENT CARRIE MOTT AS SECRETARY AND JOHN CHENARD TREASURER STOP WE ALSO HELD MANY POSITIONS ON THE STUDENT COUNCIL STOP THEY WERE RONNIE MANN PRESIDENT STEVE B VICE PRESIDENT ALONG WITH FOUR REPRESENTATIVES STOP IN THE FALL SEVEN MORE STUDENTS WERE CHOSEN TO ENTER THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY STOP IN THE ANNUAL THREE ACT PLAY WHOS CRAZY NOW THREE QUARTERS OF THE CAST WERE SENIORS STOP MEMBERS OF OUR CLASS ASSISTED IN THE PRODUCTION OF THE CAR NIVAL OF PLAYS STOP THE FOOTBALL TEAM RAN UP THE BEST RECORD IN YEARS STOP THE CROSS COUN TRY TEAM LED BY THE INSPIRATION AND COURAGE OF CARLETON WILLIS WON THE COUNTY CHAMPION SHIP STOP MANY SENIORS WERE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SUCCESS OF THE BASKETBALL AND BASEBALL TEAMS STOP ThE DEPENDABLE MONITORS FROM OUR CLASS WHO PATROL THE HALLS ARE STEVE HEAD MONITOR CARLETON PHIL LOWELL RONNIE HERBIE ATWOOD DALE COFFIN LIONEL HARVEY AND ERLENE SPOONER STOP RUBY STAPLES CARRIE ELLEN AND SALLY WERE SECRETARIES TO MR ERNEST STOP IN SUMMING UP THE FOUR PAST YEARS MOTHER WE WOULD LIKE TO SAY THAT THE RESULTS YOU GET WILL BE THROUGH YOUR OWN EFFORT STOP GOOD LUCK CLASSMATES THE DISTINGUISHED CLASS OF 56 TEAM STOP THEY WERE MALCOLM STEVE AND BASIL CLARK STOP IN ALL SPORTS THE CLASS WAS E HJR 1 PEliLA'l'IVE Aflff' 'Ai 7 Norma Grindle Steven B unker CLASS FLIRT and CQQUETTE- Judy Leach Clyde Nightingale CLASS GENIUSES Nancy Wlnter Basll Clark CLASS A TH LETES Compliments of MARTlN'S GRAIN STORE Bucksporf, Maine FUTURE EXECUTIVES- Q f' ' W W l Q qflv. A, .I l y A as V' Bti. L X' ' ' 31 w AP' H. 9' . 5.5-Y , fi W' E 4' ' il . I' . ,ty Y Pl , J, Q' . v CLASS BLUSHERS- Ruby Staples Carleton Willis N325 f ' K .Q- S C 4 .1 5 , .ESE L +L ' ft , ' 1 -. 5 ,fm X -emily CLASS CLOWNS- Ellen Hutchins Leo Grunwald Roberta Miller James Keenan Compliments of RED and WHITE MARKET Bucksport, Maine U DERULASSME 3 Wm BUCK von On September 3rd, approxi- mately seventy students entered Bucksport High School, as Juniors. Officers elected for the year were: President Arnold Burgess, Vice President Marjorie Mann, Secretary Cynthia Leach, Treasurer Mildred Ridell. Mildred Ridell and Cynthia Leach represented us in Student Council 'sci in which Connie Baker served as Sec, - Treas, The Health CouncilRepresenta- tives were Loretta Smith and Everest Doucette, with Connie Baker and Rod man Redman as student advisors. To everyone's delightclass rings were received in October. We held abarn Dance atthebe- ginning of the year whichwaswell attended by the students and a few parents, Plans for the Junior Prom, which is always well attended,were started early in the year, We anticipate being Seniors at Bucksport High School next year with a great deal of pleasure, Y-.7 LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: A. Gross, P. Rankin, S. Snowman, M. Bennett, P. Plant, M. Ridell, A. Burgess, M. Mann, C. Leach, A. Violette, G. Doucette, 1. Brown, E. Gott, C. Baker, J. Sweet. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bunker, M. Soper, D. Berry, C. Patten, C. Conners, M. Robinson, N. French, V. Leach, C. Turner, J. Servisky, S. Drake, T. Wooster, J. Snowman, M. White, R. Bridges, J. Gross, N. Barkley, V. Clement, L. Smith, C. Noyes, THIRD ROW: E. Clement, P. Stone, E. Doucette, R. Redman, L. Taylor, J. Swenson, R. Murchie, R. Mercer, T. Brooks, T. Carter, R. Stubbs, R. Lanpher, K. Potter, W. Smith, G. Ames, D. Perkins. R. Turner, N. Austin. FOURTH ROW: R. Clements, G. Deans, W. Grindle, R. Ames, C. Wight, M. Gallant, R. Night- engale, R. Norton, N. Mishou, P. Leighton, A. Nason, and J. Evanco. IGH Cll00L 'WV' ' At the first meeting of the Class of 1948, 4 'S we elected the following class officers: Pres- ident Clayton Burgess, Vice-President Patri- cia Millett, Secretary Jane Harvey, Treasurer Patricia Smith. Our representatives to the Health Council were Mary Lee Herrick and Lawrence Clem- ents. Patricia Smith and FredrickSprague were our Student Council representatives. Two sophomores served as officers in the av Junior Booster Club. They were Patricia Smith, secretary, and Patricia Millett, treas- urer. Our sophomore Junior Varsity cheerlead- ers were Ruth McAllian, Sandra Salisbury, Patricia Smith and Evora Bunker. Patricia Millett and Jane Harvey repre- sented us on the Hillcrest staff. Cindra Merritt, Beverly Mercer, Jacque- line Willett, and Sandra Salisbury partici- pated in Freshman-Sophomore Prize Speak- ing. David Goodwill and Donna Nelson were chosen as representatives to the Assembly Committee. All the sophomores join in extending our thanks to everyone who made this a good school year. LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: G. Fitzgerald, S. Smith, N. Rankin, M. Gray, C. Gilbert, P. Smith, P. Millett, C. Burgess. J. Harvey, D. Hutchins, H. Johnson, E. Bunker, S. Eastman, M. Perkins. SECOND ROW: E. Smith. J. Tenney M. Brawn, J. Willett B. Mercer, M. Taylor, J. Cropley, J. Guse, D. Alley, M. Herrick, J. Snowman, R. McA11ian, S. Bowden, J. Gross, S. Salisbury, D. Nelson, D. Johnson, A. Nadeau, Mr. Livingston. THIRD ROW: L. Rhone, F. Dun- bar, F. Sprague, D. Goodwill, P. Pierce, L. Clements, D. Hanson, R. Smith, E. Weston, E. Lowell. R. Terrill, D. Gray, A. Kettell, D. Anderson, B. McDunnah, E. Mercer. BACK ROW: F. Coombs, E. Rankin. C. Lambert, A. Patten, R. Burgess. L. Deans. The first class meeting was held in the Study Hall to elect the following officers: President David Smith, Vice President Dawn Willett Secretary Linda White, Treasurer Barry Murchie. Assembly representatives were ap- pointed early in the fall of '55, These girls Virginia Baker from Room G, and Jane Grunwald from Room F, serve during the current school year. Two students elected to membership in the Student Council were Jane Grunwald and Robert Tymoczko. As the class advisor, Miss Rosemary Riley has been mosthelpful and understand- ing. ing toward prominence in the field of extra curricular activities, having an excellent showing in both band and glee club. Those on the football team were Barry V Murchie, James Bailey, Thomas Stubbs,and John Bunt, Barry Murchie played on the varsity basketball team. Freshmen on Cross Country team were David Smith, Arthur Deans, and John Des- Jardins. Dues are paid once a month to help in- crease the class treasury. Q LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: B. Bell, M. Chavaree, A. Gifford, N. Abbott, H. McKay, E. Tenney, D. Soper, D. Smith, D. Willett, L. White, B. Murchie, J. Grunwald, B. Robinson. J. Brawn, D. Mercer, J. Clark, Miss Rily. SECOND ROW: M. Farrell. J. Brown, E. Shorey, S. Bowden. M. Babin, G. Sweet, D. Nightingale, S. Bevan, L. Lampher. E. Leeman, M. Leighton, E. Bass, M. Drake, D. Hutchins, P. French, C. Nadeau, S. Johnson, M. Allison, D. Weir, P. Hackney, M. Eastman, L. Marks, V. Baker, B. Clement, G. Dorr, D. Howard, N. Ames, B. Smith. THIRD ROW: L. Violette, R. Boober, H. Wood- man, B. Kintsler, C. Bridges, D. Bickford, W. Harper, J. Merrett, C. Lampher, J. Bailey, T. Stubbs, R. Smith, R. Small, A. Deans, J. Bunt, W. Weston. FOURTH ROW: F. Gross, M. Gray, E. Boynton, B. Platt, D. Spooner, D. George, L. Deans, R. Potter, I. Des Jardins. D. Upton, L. Betts, L. Tibbetts, R. Tomoczko. ' The class is slowly but surely progress- ACTIVITIE H Q-9 Q Pi ENE, S KX 4 0 .j SC x Q 1 W' XMIM gf wg . 5' of 43 ff' 'NX U N K, . X if ilu llll ll'l'lll AL llll Ull 0ClE'l'Y LEFT TO RIGHT: Malcolm MacBain, Basil Clark, Ellen Hutchins, Nancy Winter. BACK ROW: Sally Cunningham, Astrid Mattson, Steven Bunker, Mr. Ernest, Norma Grindle, Roberta Miller, Ruby Staples. Students are chosen for the National Honor Society as a result of four cardinal principles: namely, scholarship, character, leadership, and service. This year the National Honor Society went on C? sez outing to Mr. Ernest's camp at Moosehead Lake. The officers were: Basil Clark . . . President Nancy Winter .Vice-president Ellen Hutchins . . Secretary Malcolm MacBain . Treasurer Compliments of MAURICE J. FINESON Box 277 Ban or, Maine Official Jeweler to Bucisport High S Representing: HERFF-JONES CO . Murchison Division 30 chool TUBE 'I' UIIUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT N Grmdle S Bunker R Mann C Baker J Grunwald P Smlth Mrs Whxtmore BACK ROW R Tymoczko M Gallant M Arnold N Wmter J Chenard F Sprauge The Student Counc1l represents YOU the students of BucksportH1gh School It IS your organ1zat1on' The Counc1l can succeed only w1th your co operat1on It has no drast1c powers to 1mposepenalt1es 1thas no power to enact laws or regulatlons concernlng school pol1cy BUT It does have the pr1v1lege of presentlng 1deas and alterat1ons of school pol1c1es to the Ad m1n1strat1on for cons1derat1on Off1cers chosen by the student body last sprlng for the 1955 56 school year were Pres1dent Ronald Mann V1ce Pres1dent Steven Bunker Sec retary Connle Barker The Bucksport Counc1l acted as host for the reg1onal convent1on held last spr1ng for the f1rst t1me 1n Hancock Cgunty The day began w1th reg 1strat1on of schools Lunch a bus1ness meetmg wrth guest speakers followed by workshops occupled delegates durmg the afternoon Norma Grmdle was chosen secretary for the year 1956 The Bucksport Student Counc1l d1d not aff1l1ate w1th the Nat1onal Student Counc1l th1s year It dld however belong to the State Student Counc1l Assoc1at1on The mam proJect for the Counc1l 1S work connected w1th a Handbook wh1ch members hope w1ll be publlshed th1s sprmg The booklets wmll be used 1n the fall to acquamt new students wlth the school and school organ1zat1ons Members of the Counc1l w1sh to thank Mrs Wh1t more faculty adv1sor for the helpful assrstance she has rendered throughout the year P . 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C , . . . 9 - J 9 . . , ' 1 J , jx I A I0 ALTHESPH S Y The sponsor MISS R1ley and the new off1cers of the Soc1ety were m troduced at the fu-st meetmg 1n September Plans were made for the en sumg year We voted to put on the Three Act Play Who s Crazy Now and hav 1n a Thesp1an Soclal was dlscussed In our November meet1ng we planned the January 1nduct1on A noon t1me banquet was enJoyed by all just before Chmstmas vacatlon The Soc1ety arranged for a cho1r and bought new p1ns pendants and stars for the 1n1t1at1on Fwe new members were recemved January 24th Mr Ford our past sponsor was made an Honor Thesp1an We presented the annual Carn1val of Plays mn the sprmg Our Soc1ety closed the successful year by hav1ng another del1c1ous ban quet READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ARE R Mlller A Mattson R Mann M Arnold C Mott andS GCIVSIS A , 0UlE'l' . g . . . . - . , tc , I ' ',, - Q M 7 aeqxswm-s The members of the cast were as follows Macolm MacBa1n Beverly Sal1sbury Carolme Turner Ruth McAll1an Donna Upton Steven Bunker Roberta Mrller Nancy W1nter Astr1d Mattson Jane Harvey Sandra Bowden and Michael Arnold THE THREE AUT PLAY On November 4th the Natlonal Thesplan Soclety presented t annual Three Act Play whtch was ent1tled Who S Crazy Now MISS R11ey d1rected the productwn FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Donna Upton Sandra Bowden Astud Mattson Ruth McAll1an Jane Harvey Roberta Mrller Nancy Wmter Steven Bunker Mrchael Arnold Beverly Sahsbury Macolm MacBa1n Carolme Turner and Mlss Rlley Xa, : W. C f '-J. fp ' .,-. 'A y ,,.A - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 u . . . , ' ' ' ll ' 'Y 1 S - , . : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 0 l l QKSP V Q9 QPHQQ FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Baker, I. Grunwald, P. Smith, C. Tumer, S. Bowden, D. Bunker, M. Soper, N. Winter, L. Smith. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Dobson L. White, J. Desjardins, S. Johnson, D. Weir, M. Taylor, J. Swenson, D. Mercer. THIRD ROW: M. Eastman, M. Babin, V. Baker, E. Bunker, R. Redman, D. Upton. FOURTH ROW: E. Spooner, K. Potter, D. Upton, D. Coffin, W. Goodwill. The band had a very successful and busy year under the capable supervision of Mrs. Lorraine Dobson. The members of the band attended the Celtics-Warriors Basketball Game at the new Bangor Auditorium, the eveing of October 10. During the evening the band played many marches. On December 14 the Music Department of our school presented a concert which was enjoyed by many of the townspeople. The Band played at the basketballand football games during the year. The Band and Chorus also participated in exchange concerts with schools in this area. MAJORETTES The majorettes, led by Marjorie Mann, did a fine job representing the school in parades and other activities. The girls attended the Celtics-- Warriors Basketball Game with the Band, displaying their talents in twirl- ing and marching. The majorettes look very snappy in their new navy blue and gold uniforms. The team includes the following girls: Marjorie Mann, Gloria Carey, Mary Gray, Donna Soper, Marian Farrell, Nettie Rankin, Patricia Rankin, Bonnie Bell, Mary Lee Drake, and Joan Clark. 34 GLEE CLUB Vx! fvfyq KJ 0, The Bucksport Glee Club w1th approxlmately 137 members was organ1zed at the begmnmg of the school year under the gu1dance of the mus1cal d1rector Mrs Lorra1ne Dobson The chorus lncluded both boys and glrls Many concerts were planned for the club the f1rst of wh1ch was held at the Bucksport aud1tor1um on December 14th at 8 oo P M At that t1me the chorus accompamed by the band sang a var1ety of songs some of wh1ch were Chmstmas numbers m keepmg w1th the season 35 V -: , X ' V' X M 15 M '-15 I 'f I K 1 i X - . I 1 I ., 1 ' 9 X 4 - 2 N I , , X Q in ,- 5 , 1 . 'W T' U r. F B Q F l ' , 0 v QQ 1 . Y lb' ki - 1 V 1 r il ' f -K , ' I T ,1 I . V ,. 1 ' I . I A - su f x M - 1 .4 . . 'Z 9 ' , J 7 . 7 , ! LIBRARY CLUB Members of the Library Club serve as librarians during their study periods. Their duties are to keep order in the library and see that the books and magazines are in place. Books for the library are fur- nished by the School Department. Last year S20 was collected from chapel to go towards the book fund. The officers are Roberta Miller President, Irene Bridges, Vice- President, and Jean Servisky Sec- ertary-Treasurer. EW llllMll LEFT TO RIGHT TOP ROW: Irene Bridges, Linda White, Lillian White, Myrtle Dorr. Ioan Guse. Jane Harvey, Joyce Perkins. David Upton, Malcolm MacBain. Constance Baker, Cynthia Leach, Mary Lee Herrick. Patricia Smith, Sarah Gervais, Beverly Salisbury. Nancy Barclay. The Newsbomb, which is issued monthly, keeps the students well informed on the activities and sports going on in school. With Miss McFarland as advisor, the Newsbomb won third prize in the 1955 Echo-Lovejoy contest sponsored by Colby College. It is published by the Newsbomb staff and printed by the typewriting department. ' GRINDLE'S MARKET TAYLOR 8. BERRY VIRGlE'S BEAUTY SHOP ADAM'S Bucksport, Maine Bucksport, Maine Ellsworth, Maine Ellsworth, Maine WOODLANDS DEPT. ACKERMAN HARDWARE THE HAT SHOP HALE AND HAMLIN ST. REGIS PAPER CO. DU PONT PAINTS Ellsworth Maine Ellsworth Maine Bucksport, Maine El lsworth, Maine I I HEALTH UOU DIL The Health Council under the supervision of Mr. Cates attempts to promote the generalphysical well being of all students. To accomplish its goal the council works in conjunction with the town health council and with the school doctor. It is responsible for such tasks as the issuance of immuni- zation and physical examination con- sensus slips. Officers for this year are Chairman - Basil Clark Secretary - Ruby Staples Rod Redman and Connie Baker were retained for last year's council to act as student advisors to this year's council. LEADER ' The Leaders Corps held a meeting on the second week of school for the purpose of electing officers for the coming year. They were President .... Ellen Hutchins Vice-President. . . Diane Berry Secretary ..... Joyce Perkins Treasurer , . Sally Cunningham The motion was made and carried to pay five cents dues per week for the purpose of obtaining awards for the girls who took active participation throughout the year. It is hoped to work out a system of awards according to rate of service. This year the girls have the Luman Warren students over to the gym every Monday to teach them Physical Education. As yet we have not had all the articles desired to carry on a full program, but we are now making simple pieces of equip- ment to be used in playing games that will broaden the activities. Each girl takes a turn of looking up the games to be played each Mondayg thus the younger students are given a good selection of activities. Mr. Ralph .Tewett extends many thanks to the girls in the Leaders' Corps for the fine co-operation and attitude that they take in instructing the younger stu- dents. Through them a physical education program is made possible for Luman Warren School children, GIRL 1-IIIIIIIYS ATE PYb'Y Y FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT R Mann R. Staples A Mattson M MacBa1n BACK ROW Re mald M g ann M Arnold B Clark P Merrrtt S Bunker L Harvey Each year two delegates from the .Tumor Class are chosen by the faculty to attend Glrls State at Colby College The two chosen for th1s year were Astr1d Mattson and Ruby Sta les Th p e g1rls at tended Glrl s State durmg the week of June 17 Z4 Each year also the outstandmg boys of the .Tunror Class are chosen by the prmcrpal to attend Bo s St t T y a e he number of boys selected 1S determrned by the n b um er of orgamzatlons or 1nd1v1duals w1ll1ng to sponsor a cand1date Two members from Bucksport represented their school w1th distmction. Steven Bunker w as appomted Adlyutant-General, while John Chenard was elected to the State Leg1slature. Compliments of C I' omp lments of Compliments of MORRISON CHEVROLET, INC. THE FASHION SHOP J. H. FLEMING Sales and Service A com l t I' p e e me of Retreacling and Ellsworth, Maine girls' and women 's Vulcanizing apparel . Bangor, Maine , X -5 - 'L A . , Tr- VVVV I V . . I-X :,. I - Nfl .X , I Ik' . 'F' mi I ' ca I . V , J h 4 '1 , : . , , . , . '. : I 1 v I v 9 0 . l 0 1 ' ' ' v I . . . . - I ' - . . . , O Q FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Moffitt, D. Howard, M. Chevaree, D. Nelson, D. Hutchins, S. Gervais, A. Gross, S. White, I. Bridges, I. Brawn, J. Clark, Mrs. Stanley. SECOND ROW: G. Dorr, B. Clement, A. Gifford, M. Drake, M. Allison M. Ta lor J. Servisky M. Herrick G. Austin M. Dorr R. Staples S. Stitham B. Mercer V. Clement 1 Y 1 1 9 1 1 1 1 1 I M. Gray. THIRD ROW: G. Cary, B. Bell, S. Bowden, P. Hackney, C. Allison, L. Lanpher, D. Nightingale, P. Rankin, S. Smith, N. Rankin, C. Nadeau. The purposes of the F.H.A. are to create further interest in Home Econo- mics, to foster the development of creative leadership, and to work for the good of home and family life. Throughout this year the organization has been working to do its best in completing its goals. On December ZZ a Christmas party was enjoyed by the mem- bers. The girls are now looking forward to the State Convention which will beheld in the Spring, This year the F.H.A. is under the direction of Mrs. Christina Stanley, Home Economics teacher. The Chapter Mother is Mrs, Virginia Gross. The past year has been another very successful year for the Bucksport Chapter Future Farmers of America, The high-light of the year was the winning of the State Educational Exhibit Contest at Skowhegan Fair and the following trip to the Eastern States Exposition at Springfield, Mass. The trip to Springfield was certainly one to be remembered and the boys with their advisor, Mr, Blood, are anxious to attend the exposition next year if possible. Other high-lights of the year were fourth place at the Annual Farmers' Fair grand-championshipg first place Sheep Judging Contestg attendance at the Farm Home Week, and the annual State F.F.A. Conference at the Universityof Maine. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Potter, C. Wight, R. Clement, G. Gray, N. Austin, D. Gray, E. Boynton. SECOND ROW: F. Coombs, E. Sanborn, R. Small, R. Lanpher, R. Varnum, L. Clement. THIRD ROW: L. Betts, R. Patten, L. Leach, H. McCallian, Mr. Blood. Compliments of FORTIN BROS. Bucksporf, Maine :VAN BRAUN 's MARKET P. H. GOULD, D.D.s EEE IIMA IIIIIIIIIIEIIE PEIZE SPEAIII E The annual Freshman Sophomore Pr1ze Speakmg under the superv151on of M155 Reed was held 1n the gym on December 21 1955 Frrst pr1ze for the g1rl5 went to V1rg1n1a Baker and second pr1ze went to Sandra Sahsbury Frrst and sec ond pr1ze5 for the boys were won by John DesJard1n5 and Robert Tymoczko res pectlvely Medals were awarded to the wmners JE IIIII E IEE PIIIZE SPEAIII E The Jun1or Sen1or Pr1ze Speakmg was held on Apr1l llth The speakers were coached by M155 Reed Cash pr1ze5 were glven to the w1nner5 Complnments of HUSSON CO LLEGE, Bangor Marne Q , . 1 ' - i I I O . I DEBATE CLUB The debate club although inexperienced this year represented Bucksport High School verywellas they debated the question Resolved: That Government Subsidies Should Be Granted According To Need To High SchoolGraduates Who Qualify For Additional Training. The Varsity Debaters were: Affirmative Negative Patricia Smith Basil Clark Malcolm MacBain Steven Bunker Officers for the year were President Malcolm MacBain, Secretary Patricia Smith. Other members of the club who willre- turn next year to form a sound nucleus are Ruth McAllian, Jane Harvey, .Toan Guse, and Christine Connors. The club would like to take this opportunity 'Q ' to thank Mr. Edminster for the time and effort he was expended for the club throughout the en- tife Year- THE BUCKSPORT DEBATE CLUB wAs THE 1955 STATE OF MAINE CHAMPIONS SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Basil Clark, Malcolm MacBain, Patricia Smith, and Steven Bunker. STANDING Ruth McA11ian, Loretta Smith, Christine Conners, Jane Harvey, Joan Guse, and Mr. Edminister. EURETARIE T0 THE PRI CIPAL LEFT TO RIGHT Marlene Rob1nson Donna Upton Sarah GCIVQIS Ellen Hutchlns Nancy Barclay Mr Ernest Julra Whrte Astnd Mattson Ruby Staples Annette Gross and Irene Brrdges Came Mott rs not prctured Th1s year several g1rls were chosen by the Commerc1al Department to act as student secretames to our pr1nc1pal Mr Ernest These g1rls ass1st 1n typmg letters and reports f1l1ng attendance sl1ps answerlng the telephone and ass1st1ng 1n varlous ways M0 l'l'0lt Thls year s monltors were chosen for duty 1n the sprlng of 1955 Thelr major task 1S to obta1n and rnamtam a reasonable degree of order 1nthe corr1 dors between classes In co operat1on Wlth the Nat1onl Honor Soclety the mon1tors orgamze the students' passage to and from assembly programs To the always co operatwe students the morutors extend the1r appre c1at1on for a pleasant year Compliments of C E NOYES MANHATTAN JEWELERS Bangor , Maine BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Carlton WIIIIS Steven Bunker Erlene Spooner Dale Coffm SECOND ROW Herbert Atwood Ph1l1p Lowell Mr Ernest Ronald Mann and L1one1 Harvey Compliments of ROSEN 'S DEPT STORE Bucksport, Mcnne N H BRAGG and SONS Bangor, Marne .. F : I I I I I - I I I 1 I ' ' . . . . .. 3 0 n . . . . .. . , I . .. . . , . . , . . . . . ., . . . . . . - o ' 9 . . . . - , - . 9 : n I n - 5 1 1 Q , , . I g 0 0 I .I on ' o SSEMISLY UUMMITTEE A new group, or- ganized by Mr. Er- nest, is the assemb- ly committee. From each class there are two representatives who gather ideas from other members of the class in order to organize inte rest- '7 '-5' ing assembly pro- grams. This has 'N' stimulated interest jf from the students in X' f , T ' N regard to the pro- grams. FRONT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Gott, S. Cunningham, V. Baker, R. Miller. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ernest, D. Nelson, C. Baker, D. Goodwill. lllllllll EXllllll'l'l0 On Friday, May 20th from Z :OO to 5 :OO there was an exhibition at the High School Auditorium of the work accomplished by students of Home Economics Agriculture, Shop, English, Mathematics, and Social Studies. At 7:00 in the evening the following program was presented: Selection by the Band, Presentation by the Speech Dept., a Fashion Show of the garments made by the sophomore, junior, and senior girls in Home Economics, High- lights on Debate, a Selection by the Glee Club, Physical Education demon- stration, a one-act play and a closing selection by the Band. Also, on exhibition were tables of articles drawn or made, illustrating mathematical principles. The science selection consisted of displays in the fields of chemistry, physics, and biology. Various items illustrating the phases of instruction in Farm Mechanics, Farm Enterprises, Individual Farm- ing Programs, and the Future Farmers of America were displayed by the Voc- ational Agricultural portion of the exhibition. On display were several term papers written by members of the Senior Col- lege Preparatory Class. A number of modern text books were exhibited by both the English and Home Economics classes. There were demonstrations of students taking shorthand and reading back. The parents were cordially invited, and the public was welcome. i Compliments of Compliments of Compliments of VlNER'S MUSIC COMPANY MANHATTAN CLOTHING BANGOR FURNITURE COMPANY Bangor, Maine Bangor, Maine Bangor, Maine Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Bucksport, Maine X G. Compliments of WIGHT'S SPORTING GOODS Bangor, Maine ATHLETIC ASS0lllATl0 TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Stubbs, Bob Murchie, Clyde Grindle, Carlton Willis, Gaylen Gray, Russell Patten, Donis Perkins, Gordon Deans, Terry Brooks, Wilbur Smith. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Georgitis, Ellen Hutchins, Roberta Mill er, Carole Allison, Anna Gross, Carrie Mott, Mary Herrick, Doris Alley, Diane Rogerson, Judy Leach, Connie Baker, Marjory Mann, Sarah Gervais. BOTTOM ROW: Wayne Grindle, Herbert Atwood, Ed Lowell, Dale Hansom, Rod Red- man, Phil Lowell, James Swenson, Norma Grindle, Lionel Harvey, Astrid Mattson, Charles Brown, Ronald Mann, John Chenard, James Keenan. The Athletic Association has enjoyeda very successful financial year through the efforts of the members, Mr. Georgitis, and Mr. Iewett. They operateda re- freshment stand at all the home football and basketball games besides selling popcorn and ice-cream after school. The Association wishes to thank all students who have co-operated with them in helping to achieve this financial goal, The officers for the year were: President . . . Lionel Harvey Vice President . .Tames Swenson Secretary . . . Astrid Mattson Treasurer. . . Norma Grindle OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Astrid Mattson, Lionel Harvey, Mr. Georgitis, Norma Grindle, James Swenson. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Covell, R. Varnum, J. Chenard, P. Lowell, R. Mann, C. Grindle J. Keenan, L. Harvey, Mr. Georgitis. SECOND ROW: B. Murchie, R. Stubbs, R. Burgess, R. Redman, D. Hanson, J. Swenson, E. Lowell, C. Burgess, D. Perkins. THIRD ROW: A. Burgess, E. Mercer, D. Goodwill, J. Bunt, I. Bailey, T. Stubbs, B. MacDunnah, D. Upton. The Bucksport High School football team, under Mr. Covell during his first year at coaching, produced an impressive record. Mr. Covell was assisted by Mr. Georgitis, The team was lead by tri-captains, Ronald Mann, Philip Lowell, and Clyde Grindle. In their first game, which was lost to Crosby 28-0, the Bucks made mistakes because ofinexperience, but they showed promise of better games to come. Fol- lowing this loss, the Golden Bucks rolled up four straight victories over Orono, Z6-6, Dexter, 14-7, Ellsworth, Z0-6, and Dover-Foxcroft, 14-6. The Bucks were then defeated by a powerful Greenville team and also by Hampden. The nucleus of the team was made up of the following veteran lettermen: Ronald Mann, Lionel Harvey, Ralph Burgess, .Tohn Chenard, Richard Stubbs, Philip Lowell, James Swenson, Edwin Lowell, Clyde Grindle, Rod Redman, and James Keenan. The following newcomers won their letters this year and were able per- formers on the team: Michael Gallant, Dale Hanson, Clayton Burgess, Arnold Burgess, Donis Perkins, and Barry Murchie. The managers for the sea- son were David Upton and Frank- lin Pierce. With many returning veterans, the Bucks are looking forward to another successful season. Compliments of TREWORGY'S Bucksport, Morne Compliments of Compliments of R. W, SHAFFER, O.D. 47 BUCKSPORT SEA GRILL Bucksport, Maine L Bucksport, Maine VAR ITY BA KETBALL BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Goodwill, John Chenard, James A. Keenan, Richard Stubbs, Leo Grunwald, Herbert Atwood, and Mr. Cates. TOP ROW: Robert Murchie, Rod- man Redman, Ronald Varnum, Barry Murchie, Dale Hanson, James Swenson, and Philip Lowell. Q F' H. ' VARSITY BASKETBALL The basketball season of 1955 56 should be a successful year wrth four veterans and e1ght other good players wmth exper1ence plus speed Coach Cates has worked hard to teach the boys team work sk1ll 1n ball handlrng spec1al techmques as well as good sportsmansh1p The startmg fwe are Robert Mur ch1e R1chard Stubbs Dale Hanson John Chenard and Donms Perkms Others on the team are James Swenson Leo Grun wald James Keenan Ronald Varnum Barry Murch1e Rod bert Atwood follows Compliments of STEVENS STUDIO Bangor, Maine The schedule Bucks Bucks Bucks Bucks Bucks Bucks Bucks Bucks Bucks Bucks Bucks Bucks Bucks Bucks Bucks Bucks Bucks 53 Redman and Her for 1955 56 IS as Alumni Ellsworth Hampden Mt Desert Bar Harbor Orond Sumner Hampden Pemetic Blue H111 Bar Harbor Ellsworth Sumner Pemetic Blue Hill Crono Mt. Desert Ti KU LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Terrill, E. Mercer, T. Brooks, D. Gray, F. Dunbar, R. Mercer, D. Goodwill, L. Taylor, E. Weston, G. Deans, F. Pierce, R. Burgess, E. Lowell, A. Burgess, C. Burgess, Coach Mr. Blood fKneelingJ The Junior Varsity met under the direction of Coach Blood early in the season. Aproximately twenty-five boys turned out to practice. They started the season by winning over a tough Ellsworth club, and continued by winning the next two, before losing to Bar Harbor. Their record was 12 wins and Z losses. This shows promise of good material for the Varsity Squad next year. FRE HMA BASKETBALL The freshman basketball team consisted of 10 players because of trans- portation difficulties and such. .Tohn Bunt, an Orland transfer, and David Smith held down the forward wall with .Tim Bailey at center. Tommy Stubbs and Barry Murchie were guards. John Des Iardins saw a lot of action at the guard spotwith Clarence Bridges helping out in the forward positions. Although the team's won and lost record is not too impressive, the team lead throughout many of their games and certainly displayed a fighting spirit in all the games, With the spirit and desire that the team had, we will be seeing many of the boys on the I.V. team next year, David Smith held down individual scoring honors with Barry Murchie close behind. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Gross, M. Gray, D. Upton, J. Deslardins, L. Violette, R. Potter, R. Tymoczko. SECOND ROW: Coach Mr. Iewett, B. Platt, C. Bridges, D. Smith, W. Harper, I. Bailey, J. Bunt, D. George, T. Stubbs. X, VAR ITY BA EBALL ,L ,V Terry Brooks A xt-X, T W, Rod Redman vi f 4 P , 3 ,J Steve Bunker I f A I , '5 y-J Gordon Deans ' Il 1 ff I 1' , Rig. af . ,Q N1 , Dale Hanson The baseball season started off with a loss to Bar Harbor 8-4, and the next three games were victories with the following scores: Ellsworth 17-1 , Sumner 8-4 Stonnington Z-1. The Bucks lost to Pemetic 13-123 then defeated John Bapst 7-4, and Blue Hill, 8-4. They were then beaten by Belfast 13-9. The Bucks beat Mt. Desert 5-3 and the following week lost to Old Town Z-0. The last game was with Brewer. The Bucks lost to them in the 13th inning by a score of 8-7. In the sche- duled games the team had a record of seven wins and four losses. They lost the annual game with the teachers by 2 runs. Last year's seniors who received letters are James Soper, Roland Ginn, Lewis Hutchins, Edwin Harriman. The players for '56 who received letters last year are Dale Hanson, Terry Brooks, Roland Heath, Gordon Deans and Rodman Redman. The team lost Robert Smith, a valuable player, to the Army. The Golden Bucks' efficient manager was Richard Stubbs. The team is proud and happy to have last year's coach, Mr. Cates, back J. V. BASEBALL The Junior Varsity baseball team, under the expert coaching of Mr. Blood, compiled a 5-3 win and lost record. The boys played good ball and showed good sportsmanship in all their contests. with them this spring. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Dunbar, A. Burgess, R. Clement, C. Grindle, R. Mann, R. Terrill, M. Gallant, I. Swenson, R. Burgess. BACK ROW: Mr. Blood, E. Weston, J. Chenard, E. Clement, D. Goodwill, W. Goodwill, T. Carter, C. Burgess, L. Leach, D. Gray, E. Mercer. 110 C011 'FRY The 1955 Cross-Country Team had the most successful season in its history at Bucksport High School. The team had a record of seven wins and one loss, finishing second in two triangular meets and one four way meet. This fine record was highlighted by the Hancock County Championship and a tenth place finish in division A of the state meet. Captain Willis paced the team although he was not in top shape part of the season because of illness and a knee injury. Murchie was the number two man. He was the first Bucksport runner to finish in the State Meet. It was his first year with the team. Brooks came along fast the last half of the season and finished sixth in the County Meet. The following were winners of the B : Carleton Willis, Robert Murchie, Terry Brooks, Gordon Deans, Wayne Grindle, Wilbur Smith, Durwood Gray, Co-captains for next year are Bob Murchie and Terry Brooks. Carleton Willis is the only man lost by graduation. The Gym Club of 1955 was under the guidance of Mr. Cates, and was well represented in the annual Fun Night, The members of the club performed many acts on the parallel bars, the trampoline, and the mats, The officers for this year, 1955-56 are: President . . William Goodwill Vice-President. Frank Dunbar Secretary . . . Mary Herrick Compliments of CROPLEY And JEWETT CLAY'S RADIO SHOP Bucksport, Maine J V A HAR l'l'Y CIIEERLEAIIER LEFT TO RIGHT C Baker D Upton A Gross S Snrham L Sm1th A Mattson have been very act1ve 1n lead1ng the fans at allthe games After Chr1st mas the vars1ty cheerleaders showed off the1r new purple Jumpers wh1te blouses and Bucksport buttons Both groups have shown great enthus1asm dur1ng th1s season LEFT TO RIGHT R McA1l1an S Sahsbury A G1fford H McKay D Mercer I Grunwald P Sm1th X .A 0 0 V S R Q' QQ The two cheering squads, under the direction of Mrs. Stanley QMHYK Vu 'I Forward March I Semors of Long Ago 'T- -w X '1 noir ,-2' Sallors of Yore l Boy! Are They Goodl Strategy 'oo 'P' 55 Team backers itll 'iii nu nm 4 Gab Sesston I ' l Funny Looklng People l Push That Broom l I '29 Gal it A Party P? bv D Lights Camera Action I ,Q 1- A J 1 . . A v, M, m n W ,1 by get lg 1' 1 S U gs a ' ' Al' UN . Z - t F A.-nm? -tim' ., .597 L s , 'A l ' ' q . :Vx , 'I v L S ' 2 1 , T s. I x ' '. 4 I ,. V gif 'H i .'3'TfZ'x. X ' f .151 ' Sai' 4 E 3 I , e I , I 1 , I wx t I T A 91 3 S. H I V rw I , I . df v, LQ -XII 1 .,J .nf y I . Y' ' ' WX E I WF Y.. COOKS Nuss REED ff an B00 TER CL B With the help of Mr. Covell, the Boos- ters' Club is rapidly becoming an impor- tant organization in our school. The Boosters' Club was organized to help sup port all school activities. Although this club is fairly new, it has a good start. The original Boosters' Club consisted of Mr. Covell's biology students. However, the membership grew, and the following officers were elected. President ...... James Keenan Vice-President .... Clyde Grindle Secretary . . . . .Patricia Smith Treasurer. . . . Patricia Millett UHO0L HELP MR, SMITH MR. GRAY I I1 OUR SCHOOL HELP The student body would like to thank the kind, patient people who work with us at school, and spend many hours cleaning up after us. F O aww You WZ cmv ucx IT 1 X WW 0 if Pours ' 'Npmoou 9 came cb L47 W wig:-H ll I 2:5 3 cenrnm. 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